[000:00:00;00] he was with the alpha members, and he answered the questions of the deputies , he said so, that’s what his comrades said, he says from the alpha, so not a single hair will fall from khazbulatov’s head, we go out, here’s an interesting thing, and there’s such a black crowd, he in front, everyone there said that snipers could shoot me, there votsky, suddenly he lowers himself, this percentage officer, who was walking ahead of me, supposedly ties his shoelace. and then i thought, he lowered himself down on purpose, maybe so that someone would shoot, and why weren’t the handcuffs they put it on the russians, why, are they criminals or what? well, makashov didn’t swear, well , as far as i remember in the fay, he was silent, when he got on the bus, he started a little, so a little, what did he say?

well, he talked about betrayal, they betrayed their homeland, the country, well, they said: it’s better that the country doesn’t need such defenders, and he fell silent, they were detained in the white house and they were taken with an escort, they were each placed, they were given an office, and i had to interrogate albert mikhailovich makashov, what did makashov say, why did he still join russky and khazbullatov, when this whole situation happened, he came to moscow. and came to rudsky and was appointed deputy minister of defense, he at least talked about the need to save the russian federation of russia, that is, for the sake of saving the country, he, what did you do in prison, how were you treated there?

in prison they treated me very well, starting with the warden, everyone treated me with... with this kind of desire, you know, in general to help somehow, and what did you do in prison, read books, wrote, wrote endlessly, finished my book, conclusion of world economics, and wrote feverishly remembering this great russian tragedy, every day they brought books, books, i read them, wrote them, otherwise, what did you think about, what did you feel when you were in liforto? that you will stay there for several years? in my life i was afraid of only one thing, when i served in the army and fought in afghanistan, to look my wives, children, parents in the eyes, if i lost someone, in what conditions were rudskoy, khazbulatov, makashov kept, who was in the cells with them? makashov told me for a while, here i am sitting, i can’t even talk, i’m sitting with a black man, but then we weren’t particularly interested in who

they were sitting with, you weren’t sitting alone in the cell. not at first i was in solitary confinement, then they planted ducks on me so that they would knock what i say, then again in solitary confinement, just like that, they moved me from place to place, after 4 and a half months in february 1994, all the participants in those events, without waiting here, will be amnestied, without restrictions. to participate in politics, during this time in the country, by popular vote, 58% in favor, a new constitution was adopted, which, among other things, abolished the position vice president i did not sign the amnesty, because signing the amnesty is an admission of guilt, is it really my fault that the president violated the constitution, the fundamental law

of the state, no, i have not signed. everyone signed, except me, everyone was released, i was kept for a whole week, then i was released , how fair do you think that all the instigators were eventually given an amnesty, all the instigators were not punished yet, kazbulatov and russkaya were also victims, they were amnestied, they were amnestied or rehabilitated, there is a difference, that is, me they forgave that... when they were released, but i didn’t feel anything, you know, no relief, some kind of detachment, that is, all these romantic expectations that i shared, i was such a supporter of gorbachev, like the majority russian intellectuals, it all faded away, in the end there was hope, okay, they defeated the ussr, let’s at least in the russian federation do something for society, for the people, how fair

was it that kazannik ordered their release, what was even about boris nikolayevich i can not to tell, because he was extremely indignant that they had to be released from there. how fair does this result seem to you personally? the amnesty was in relation to the state committee for the crimea, simultaneous, the same resolution.

here is my opinion: if you were to prosecute, then both sides should have been prosecuted. the victims of the october revolution of 1993, this is exactly the definition yeltsin will give to those events, will be almost 200 people, at least a thousand wounded, and the charred facade of the white house will remain for a long time will remain a reminder of what exorbitant ambitions, refusal to compromise and rash decisions that are made without taking into account the risks and consequences lead to. but you don’t feel yourself, did i give the command to shoot and kill people? of course, i have responsibility, i went out into the street and more than once i say, guys, let ’s leave quietly, because it’s unclear how it will end,

of course there is also some of my guilt, but the main culprit of what happened is the president of russia, yeltsin and the perpetrators, erin, grachev. firstly, i will honestly tell you that even after 30 years old, i believe that i do not know the whole truth about the events of 1993 , i have a lot of questions, some of them ended with the death of the minister of state security barannikov, who died very quickly after those events, but was it

still possible to avoid bloodshed, well, it was necessary... because of course no one wanted blood on the part of the president, of course, on the side of the supreme council there were military people, tough ones, who wanted, thought that they could overthrow yeltsin using forceful methods, but they it just didn’t work out, it was possible and necessary to avoid bloodshed, but this required yeltsin’s departure, which his... team categorically did not want, you know, the fact is that each side believed that the instigator was the other side, i like

chairman of the house of parliament at the time, i will say that both sides were to blame, and you met with yeltsin after you were released, and in 1990 there was a fair in nizhny novgorod and there i met with edstvo. they stood together with nemtsov, and i with i was friends with boris, well, i tried to kind of pass by, i heard yeltsin’s voice, alexander vladimirovich, where are you going, come here , i came over, well, that’s how it is with us, i say, i wish you good health, that is, you were the first to offer your hand, no, good luck i wish, he extended his hand, said hello, and nemtsova said, we have it. he says, there is, well, they poured it, you tell me, forgive me, please, i didn’t think it would end like this, that’s all, i didn’t

see him again, many of the main characters of those events had already passed away. yeltsin died in april 2007. khazbultov in january, fillatov in august of this year, we wrote the last two shortly before their death. and how it seems that they were sincere, remembering those tragic days for the whole country. do you think you and rudskoy made any mistakes in those days? naturally, he did. i don’t know what you would have done differently, they were weak, unsure, and we could have won, but what would have happened if the supporters of the russian, khazbelatov had won, we wouldn’t be talking to you here now, the supreme council was also very motley, because some wanted the return of the ussr, others wanted a more nationally colored state there, i can’t tell you what would have happened. everyone remembers what happened after yeltsin’s victory. the dashing nineties

are now a household name. criminal showdowns and a demographic hole, american spies in large enterprises, including defense ones. the war in chechnya, the impoverishment of the army and the people. black tuesday of the nineties, when the russian ruble fell by almost 40%. and the default of ninety-eight, when our wooden prices fell by 3 and a half times. the newborn country was looking for its way through stress and upheaval. but it is unknown what would have happened to our homeland if the so-called parliamentary democracy, led by khazbulatov, rutsky and their motley supporters, had won. anything could have happened. even worse, chaos and civil war,

the consequences are dire for millions of our fellow citizens. of course, everything that happened in ninety-three was a shock and a shock for the whole country. how much did those events influence the course of the history of our country? in our for the country, of course, this was a turning point. firstly, the system of councils inherited from the 20th century, in general, the soviet era, was destroyed, secondly, i think, well , every cloud has a silver lining, as they say, the coup of the year ninety-three put an end to the sovereignty of the national republics, that’s what’s also important, what’s not the winners of '93 want to recognize the kremlin's alternative to the congress of people's deputies consisted of different models of economic reform, of course, the collapse

of the soviet union and the events of '93 are a direct continuation of the struggle between the reds and the whites, i think that until today, we are still infected with such a confrontation, so this is a big lesson, a tragic lesson, especially when today i feel with my skin and soul what a dangerous line we then crossed from october 4th as since ninety-three there was a push for both the constitution and administration of the russian state, the constituent entities of the russian federation, so that russia would move forward, develop, become an advanced power, a superpower in the world, all the troubles that we experience today grow from there, from ninety the first and the ninety-third, because the people stand on four head supports. without justice

the first pillar is strong centralized power. the second quality is that we are collectivists. no one can cope in these vast spaces alone. and the russians accomplished a great feat; they gathered 190 nations under their banner. the third is high spirituality. and one more quality, justice. our man cannot exist. that's when all these. the foundations were gathered in the soviet era, then we became the most victorious, cosmic, was there has been a certain bias in the constitution towards strong presidential power, i myself am a supporter of strong power, of course, especially in our huge country, but parliament should not turn into a club of interests, only now a certain correction has been made, by the way, on the initiative of vladimir putin, the parliament has been given certain powers to form the executive branch, to control, not only

over... i think that they had a very serious influence, firstly, everyone saw that in our country, all conquests cannot be perceived as some kind of given, you have to fight for it, sometimes you have to lay down your life for it in order for it all to happen, this applies to major politicians such as yeltsin, chernomdin. these are people who, of course, have staked everything on themselves, not only their political future, but also life and russia. it was worth it to make great sacrifices, this is still relevant today, that’s why the ninety-third year, it became such a turning point, and became very important for the account

of the new time, the new russia, these october days of the ninety-third are worth a lot expensive. the event of 1993 is an inoculation against political adventures. a reminder that you cannot be led by emotions, that you need to protect civil peace, especially in such a large and multinational country as russia. of course, the collapse of the union in ninety-one was difficult and painful, the events of ninety-three again opened this aching wound. the past did not let go. the future seemed utopian illusory, and even 30 years later, the witnesses of the participants in those events do not have a note of reconciliation, until now there are still many questions that

time will give answers to, and history will judge. good evening, today is october 1st. ground forces, so i congratulate everyone involved, i was in the 20th division and at the cascade, but i’ll tell you about this later, i’ve been traveling for a long time, i’ve been looking for a long time, well, according to current concepts , a long time ago, that is, well, a little over a year, although now all this is already perceived as long ago, time has accelerated so much, time of course, when much of what we thought about, and what seemed unthinkable, became everyday reality, and what seemed to come to history, will remain for a long time, disappearing before our eyes, like the tragic fate of artsakh, nagorno-karabakh, eight centuries

bc, where armenians first appeared, and now a terrible outcome in front of the eyes of the whole world, more than... people have left, a terrible humanitarian disaster. i am not going to say who is right and who is wrong, i am stating the very fact that armenians have lived on this land for thousands of years, by the will of one person, one, one, this terrible tragedy occurred, and this person still sits in power in yerevan. and through everyone's lips accuses everyone around him, including our country, while he has given up everything so much that people who laid down their lives serving their people in karabakh are now being sought out,

arrested, threatened with terrible sentences, and he is probably happy, because this is his potential political competitors. from which he got rid of, and he thinks that by sacrificing karabakh, apparently hated by him, he can remain in the history of his people, just as in the end the leader of the country remains in the history of the people by what he leaves behind, not by chance there is a hall in the kremlin. where are the galleries of only those rulers under whom russia expanded its territory, so when they open it in a century.

history and will look at it, and it will be there, for example, ms gorbachev, he took the country , what the population was, what territory he left, what he left with, now, of course, it’s too early to sum up the results of vladimir putin’s presidency, well, yesterday there was a big holiday. four regions reunited with great russia, and we see how first crimea returned, then novorussia, not all yet, but a significant part, how the sea of ​​azov has once again become an inland sea of ​​russia, and we understand that this is a historical challenge that we are posing to our centuries-old enemy, but at least now we are clear.

we understand who our enemy is, what our purpose is, and what our future is if we win, and what can happen to us if we do not show the proper will, wisdom and perseverance, and the west, the west is aimed at direct war with us, with the use of nuclear weapons, while, unlike ours, the american media is already publishing scenarios for the future. article with recommendations on nuclear buildup capabilities of the united states and its allies, especially in europe, well, just tell me, do you really seriously think that anyone in the nato countries will say not, wait, why, well, we don’t need to strike with tactical nuclear weapons or strategic about russia, no, no, no, what are you talking about, this is inhumane reasoning, stop it immediately, yeah, preparations are in full swing there. european countries have sharply increased purchases of american fighters and

f-35 bombers. gathering in poland create a new base for the american armored brigade. romania is drawing troops across the border with ukraine. britain is generally planning to deploy its military directly on ukrainian territory. but this was said by another neoch in the position of minister of defense. britain, who doesn’t have the slightest idea of ​​the army, immediately pulled him back and said, you think with his head , from now on we’ll just start taking coffins home right away, because the russians will destroy this base, but only now there there will be a high percentage of british deaths military personnel, you want this, for some reason this idea

did not occur to the mind of the next cretin in the position of british minister of defense, to use nuclear weapons, so taura must be supplied, to which dmitry andvedeev said that koritinov, if you think of legislating on our territory, we will considered quite normal. destroy factories producing these rumors, i have been saying for a long time, i propose not only factories, but so, yes , there are no taboos, the west has no taboos, the west will invent, lie, they will shout that they will support kiev, they they set the main task to destroy through kyiv. us, this is always their task, do you think that what is happening in armenia is aimed at armenia? no, against us. moldova is against

us, all the movements in central asia and they don’t hide it. the main tasks, the main goals are we and china. they state this directly. is this in the american national interest? of course not. american. national interests, in my opinion, none of the wars that america has waged over the last 40 years exactly corresponded to the interests of oligarchic groups, yes, why did i i say this because the standard of living of americans over the past 40 years has only been steadily falling, not growing , steadily falling, real real income, if you look at how the current generation lives, is worse than the generation of their fathers lived, and than the generation of their grandfathers lived , so

us foreign policy has long served not us national interests, he says. in the language of international affairs, rather of oligarchic elites, which is very easy to do, given that the country is headed by a president who i’m not sure understands what kind of country he is commands because he doesn't always even realize where he is, someone actually thinks he'll make it to the start of the game. i'm talking about the guy who can't find his way out of the stage. look, here's the scene, here's the scene, i've never seen this stupid scene before, right? i haven't seen it before, but if i go left there are steps, and if i go right there are steps, and this

guy is like, where am i, where the hell am i? where, no, he is terrible, terrible, so that it is clear who trump is parodying, if anyone i didn’t guess, here you go, the original.

now uh, here we go. can you imagine how hard it is for the white house staff to say every time that they are working with a wise ruler who delves into all the problems, who sees everything, knows everything, understands everything, everyone else, here you have to choose: the correct expression, either a sycophant or whether zhipalizom, and from the six included in the big seven, that’s what it’s like for them? well, by the way, the term big seven is unfair, because there is nazi canada, which is not big by any of the criteria, in addition to the geographical ones, well, in general, in order to understand in general what we are talking about, we are faced with such an absolute

phenomenal false picture, in which for me, as a jew, it is especially offensive that the main blow to the historical memory, the most terrible catastrophe of my people are inflicted by people who, it would seem, should implement this well by the example of their families, when the scumbag blinken dares to open his mouth and write some absolute nonsense, 82 years ago the nazis killed 3,400 jews, the soviets buried this story. russia in ukraine, the united states is committed to justice for holocaust survivors and accountability for atrocities. maria vladimirovna zakharova answered brilliantly. let me

read you the very end of maria vladimirovna’s post. soviet soldier in victory over nazism. here is his almost prophetic quote from an interview with irie news in 2010: we, the survivors of the holocaust that passed through auschwitz, are disappearing one by one. very soon we will no longer be direct witnesses to this catastrophe. history will speak. a symphony called baber. at worst, in the voice of demagogues, falsifiers, those who say the holocaust never happened. i wonder

what he would do today. i also want to remind you, or so to quote, there is such an american citizen, he is good for many people, a participant in many programs, mile bom, by nationality, he always defends the position of the american establishment, but even he never hides the very sad role of america, he writes: thank you great, addressing me that you once again raised the issue on air about anti-semitism in america in the thirties and forties years, although he, of course, had trials in the usa before that too. i also think that it is very important to remind television viewers about the terrible and shameful tragedy with the ship st. louis, about the rabid anti-semite henry ford, about charles linberg, about the south alabama radio preacher charles

coughlin, about the shocking mass gatherings of zeguing american nazis in new york in february 1939 year, that the united states, during the existence of hitler’s germany, introduced a very strict restrictive migration policy for acceptance. jewish refugees from europe. only 200,000 jewish refugees from europe in the period from 33 to 45. this was a tiny percentage of all those who sought u.s. asylum in incredible desperation. in the same country where it is so beautiful and pathetic, but it turns out to be hypocritical. written on the statue of liberty, these are the famous words: give me your tide, give me your poor, your tired. the irony is that the author of these lines, emma lazarus , was a jewish woman born in the united states who actively helped jewish refugees settle in the united states after they fled pogroms in

eastern europe, at the end of the 19th century, anyway, in my message to you, i just wanted to compare the american figure of 200,000 with the figures in canada, which accepted far fewer jewish refugees during the same period, only 5,000, i think you are right , that this figure is most likely equal to the number of nazis and their posk... canada so kindly and generously accepted, and i would remind the scumbag blinken, a soviet soldier saved my people, soviet soldiers, and the american government refused to bomb the railways along which jews were transported to death camps, because they were afraid that... coming out about this would have a negative impact on public opinion, which was incredibly anti-semitic in the united states of america during the second world war, so the vile,

disgusting scumbag blinken, not only zelensky, is a disgrace to the jewish people, but you and nuland, who brought you to power and support you with money, are a neo-bandera man... a hateful, nazi, ukrainian regime, alexander mikhailovich, sorry for the long introduction, i really want more attention let me once again focus on this last statement, say that of course, the enemy may be mistaken in something, but he is still strong, but time is against him, so i just came to the program after another day: we have several days left forum, parliamentary forum, latin america, russia, i want to say that if it were possible to convey to ordinary american citizens the position of those parliamentarians,

senators, and simply experts who came to russia, despite the enormous distance, about what they say and as they say, what what assessments they give to what is happening, what they call it eastern europe, what assessments they give to our country, to the leadership of our country. they wouldn’t just be surprised, they could actually get scared, because there is a very verified and clear position of supporting russia, there is an understanding of what russia is doing and what it stands for in the interests of the whole world, and with arms in hand, the position deserves very serious respect speaking because they represent the parliaments of these states, the overwhelming majority of latin american states arrived, most of the leaders of the parliaments of these states, despite the direct pressure, without unprincipled, uncynical pressure from the american embassies in these countries, they talk about it in passing, because this is not

the main thing, but the main thing is that they came and have the opportunity on the initiative of the state thoughts of participating in such an event, our president spoke and was, i am sure, very happy about this meeting, because he had not been met for so long. here is an international audience, where they showed maximum respect not only for his speech, to the thoughts that were expressed, this concerned history, respect for history, and the contributions that many figures of latin america have made, and which have earned worldwide respect, this suggests that today, i am no longer talking about isolation i’m generally silent, russia, but i want to say that russia’s authority is only growing, they understand what difficult efforts russia has to make today in order to protect not only its own interests, but the interests of many countries, and i would like to

conclude that in conclusion about on this topic, to say that they clearly say that nazism will not pass, that in their countries , they are adherents of the memory of history, they understand perfectly well what the soviet union did for a real victory over nazism, so i want to say that this is not just a landmark event , this is an event that will go down in history , which means i would like to continue this thought by saying that they, uh, many speakers really didn’t talk about china and russia, they see that these are two countries that today, on which they, on which they hope, but china is china, by the way, about china they also started talking to us in russia, i would just like to say that what russia will be like, what it is becoming, depends not just on the decision there or the fulfillment of expectations, the fulfillment of the expectations of the state, african states, and many other states of the world, and before all our own interests, victory is forged here in the country, but why did i mention china, because apparently, thanks to your programs, well , finally we began to at least pay

attention to something, but again in a peculiar way, so i don’t i can pass by, here we have a forum this financial, you know, well, you’re amazed, that’s what catches your eye, well, firstly , for some reason everyone thought it was possible to go through the model of china, the model of the economic model of china, as not the most significant, well , for example, the words of the head of the central bank concerned china , they were said like this, well, china has been trying to liberalize the economy, financial markets for two decades now, why should we go back, i don’t understand, but i’m so serious, this is a direct quote, i would like to say, well, that is really, that is this is some kind of china that will teach us, you know, no, i don’t in this case , i respect it, because a person of such a position cannot, naturally, not respect the economic study of the experience of his own country, the experience of other countries there, which may be , well, maybe the experience of china, maybe not the experience of china, maybe. there are americans, i don’t know, but

it seems to me that there should be various experts on the table, expertise related to the analysis of the economic model, but i would like to see the main thing in this quote, well try, maybe this is a call to help understand the situation, well, let's try to go through this on this topic, well, this is what the chinese model is, i don’t pretend to have deep knowledge, but i want to say that the entire monetary policy of china, especially the people's bank of china... which performs the function of a central bank is focused on the fact that they, together with the governing bodies, must solve the socio-economic problems of the country, what are they successfully doing? let's look at the numbers, today china is not just there is practically the first economy in the world, in comparison with russia , this must be a very interesting comparison, because china has proposed a policy that is characterized by multi-vector, multi-factor, that is, there is not one...

taken element that would solve all the problems, they they understand perfectly well that this is a complex mechanism, uh, within which all the elements must somehow be correlated, so a very deep study and comparison takes place, and when we talk, for example, about the discount rate, we understand that in the very in china, for example, there are several options, they concern medium-sized businesses, small businesses, large businesses, but this discount rate is clearly under the control of china, because it understands the central bank of china, because it understands in which industries it is necessary to support this, then we are talking to you, if there are currency controls , and of course there are, you and i can export a million dollars, not export, but transfer a million dollars a month, an individual can send his account abroad, in china, there are also different numbers, but i can tell you that this figure is about a thousand times less, that means a thousand, so that it is clear, which means that then we are talking about the fact that there is an impact, china's monetary policy on the economy, this means that all elements are tailored to one increase

in china's living standards, the results are there, for us, let 's see what's happening here, i've already given these figures, but for me they are, well, just fundamental, 99, 1999, 2013, growth of our gdp, 15 times, in rubles equivalent, gdp growth, in dollar terms, 11 times, why could this have been done until the thirteenth year, yes, that means that in the current period, gdp growth is 2.8 times and even about two, or rather, excuse me, about two, in ruble equivalent , in dollars -20% for 10 years. but i understand that the chinese model, the desire for liberalization, well, yes, this is a serious argument, but maybe we will understand, maybe we need to figure out what china is doing, and we cannot ignore this, well, because before namilovic, i’m sorry , i didn’t

understand the original message, and who said that liberalization is good, not so, maybe, i’m saying, we’ll figure out what liberalization is, so let’s literally briefly touch on a topic that, after the report... of the minister of agriculture in the state duma, acquired a special special meaning, which means that first, the state duma decided that weekly, daily monitoring , the government quickly responded, even the president was again forced to deal with this problem, this is diesel fuel, the price of diesel fuel, let's see, how are we doing in general? market with the market so-called market approach, we generally have market regulation, it is perceived as not some kind of good, but it lives on its own , in fact, in our country for many years, this is the recommendation of the imf, we just need to do this, so if we are talking about the fact that introducing a ban on exports, yes, this is not exactly a market mechanism, this is not a market mechanism at all, why, having introduced this decision, are we waiting for the market to develop this solution

to solve all the problems, well, come on already then let's take it to its logical conclusion, because what what happens is if we limit exports, we wait for prices to fall below , inside the market, but they will not fall until... the storage facilities will be filled, but producers, private traders, they are not interested in immediately lowering the price, life itself or the market must force them or the state, but if the state took on this task, but it seems to me that it could complete setting prices, those responsible businessmen who would respond to the fulfillment of that price, the implementation of that price that the state would salt, could count on in the future for a certain compensation, there is subsidization of those economic losses that could be associated with what they purchased before... there, or there is fuel at a different price, but we expect that it will resolve itself, it will not resolve, so today we understand , that when there is an argument that this is a market or non-market mechanism, then this is speculation , in fact, here i agree to respond, what is liberalization, in general, what are we talking about,

what is the liberal market like in china, what is it, there the bank was never independent, it was included on strict conditions, under the control of the communist party, yes... whatever you call it, but in the mechanism for implementing tasks worth representing, yes, their gdp today has grown, well, many times compared to our gdp, we need today to solve problems not just of survival and preserving our opportunities when deprived of ours, but of victory, that ’s what you’re talking about, because well, our hands are itching, but well, we want to win in everything, but this requires economic potential, latin americans came expecting something, that our country would allow itself to not only help economically. them, to take them as allies to solve the most complex issues under america, they came and talk about this , and we have a continuation of this forum. the minister of finance allows himself to say that there is enough money, but money is not the main thing, the main thing is the head and hands, and if you have a good head and

hands, then you can spend less money, i have a question, but if you have a bad head and hands, then you can spend money more or what? well, that is, i would like to understand, but in general ... money is not spent, but more money and a head are better, and the fact is that money is not spent, this is generally the problem of the minister of finance, it’s strange to hear this, money, in fact, it’s are used for something, this is the use , it is a mechanism and their functioning in the economic in the economic system, it is understandable and we constantly talk about it, the money supply that we are trying to talk about is that it is not enough, it is being squeezed precisely by the financial block, but well let's see, what's wrong with it? so that we don’t do this, when i heard that the chinese model is not suitable for us , i doubt it, for example, i know for sure that our model is not suitable for china, it is unlikely that anyone here will have a doubt why, because with this model we cannot solve the problems that the president sets, why do we every time come across the fact that

the president talks about increasing wages, increasing efficiency, labor qualifications, how this can be achieved while maintaining the accounting rates are 15%, 13%, because the loan is already 15-16, what we get, we get a closed cycle, we have inflation, an increase in interest rates, conservation, production reduction, stagnation, inflation again, well, listen, maybe something... then we will get out of this well process, and here i would like to say that the questions of how to get out of this, we are constantly talking about here, we need to connect the bank, the central bank, and the government into one whole and turn our banks into development institutions , colossal development institutions that will solve the social... economic task, there is no need to call on private business to be socially responsible, it is necessary to create conditions under which it will be involved in achieving this goal? can i ask a stupid question? you can do anything, but

who cares? belong to the people, that is, it turns out that they are selling us our crazy money, that is, they took the people's oil, distilled it, received diesel fuel, then they beat the same people, for the fact that they distilled it, for such money, and they say, don’t touch it, no, i understand that a significant part of the price is driven not from oil, but from excise taxes, i’m guessing, i’m guessing, but just if such a problem has arisen, maybe we should reconsider the whole situation a little, for example, if it all belongs to the people, then maybe all those who distill, distribute and deliver to the people, according to at least for a while, transfer it to the direct control of the state, because i can’t understand, this is how

the men are fighting now, and they need to... but the men can look at this price tag, how is it happening now in the donbass, i don’t know, where the unknown hand of the market, but it would be torn off and shoved up the ass of those who regulate this unknown hand of the market in this way, but this is impossible, well, there are budgets that are allocated to the same ministry of defense, what do they have now, this is what they can cut and spend on is it necessary, is it necessary? guys, agriculture, yes, they, what should they do now , and it’s no coincidence that the president is addressing this topic there, novak is saying, maybe he’s just being very harsh, well , there will be fewer football hockey clubs, less something else, some won’t will go to vacation, those countries where they can still travel, someone will change to russian cars, not only officials, but all these cheerful guys from near oil structures, maybe it’s time for everyone to think a little better?

the country is at war, there is only one question left, which did not receive an answer in the state duma, why did it happen in tatarstan at the moment when exports were banned, but prices there rose, instantly, instantly, you know, no one waited until the market will react, that is, for some reason there, immediately after the decision that it would be necessary to intervene, everything was, no, when we so the question arises: when we talk to you about moscow and the monetary policy there, do we see the results with you? moscow allows itself, yes, of course, it has its own conversations, but what difference does it make, there is an example, this is not china, this is moscow, which can afford to finance industry, its development budget is 40% of all costs, that is, investments , this is what moscow can afford, this is an example here, you don’t have to go far, they speak the same language as us, you can just ask the moscow leadership how they do, so in fact the answer is political will in the realization that all this must be subordinated to a single goal today.

oleg viktorovich, thank you for tatakhstan, indeed, i paid attention to this, i even asked a question about it when our faction had a meeting with the minister, he said, well, you know the answer, the minister answered, well, i understand what he meant , where there is political will, where the leadership understands and makes sound decisions, where the owner of the oil, tat-net, is in direct dialogue with the authorities, there there is a solution, and the price tag is still... i want to start from the main thought of my colleague, comrade alexander mikhailovich, that what our economy will be, what our country will be, depends not only on the well-being of our citizens, what is primary, what we are actually talking about we always say that the results are economic; the overall picture depends on this. modern world, here is a direct connection, the fact is that today we are immersed in

the modern world as an object not just of some claims to our resources, to our territory, to our political system, but we immersed in it as an object of a potential nuclear strike, in my opinion, this week, the so-called doomsday clock, they definitely took one step, for one minute, the hand moved to 12, i can’t even honestly say, find an explanation for this why it just so happened, it somehow happened that just this week a whole series of events happened that lead to this conclusion, including, by the way, i’ll start with the positive, this week we opened an exhibition at the kurchatov

institute, dedicated to the eightieth anniversary ours... who are the founding fathers of this project, kurchatov and alexandrov, and when this exhibition opened, a completely correct prophetic phrase was heard that the soviet nuclear project saved the world from a global thermonuclear war and saved our country, the soviet union, and today russia, this is not the case no doubt, and as an answer, just this week, that means, political freaks , who could be ignored, started talking about it, like citizen strack zimmerman, who, i don’t know why it was fate that she ended up in this place, the boss, the chairman of the defense committee of the bundestag, because her entire biography has nothing to do with military affairs, or defense, or even international affairs, she is a journalist , a bookseller, she has been involved in publishing all her life, well the positions within the bundestag were distributed in such a way that she received this position, one could not pay attention to this, just like this strange

us minister of defense, who was corrected by his own people, like what are you talking about, what are you talking about, great britain, are you carrying out a russian attack on our facilities right on the very first day, but here is mr. weaver, who published the article you referred to on the official nato website, and even more so, the former us secretary of defense, robert gates , who also published a large article on this topic this week, this is a serious question, and i would treat these publications very seriously, because there are a number of theses that... need to be understood, what is weaver talking about? uyver talks about something more local, so to speak. question, he talks about europe, about ukraine, about the war, and he says that russia, either out of fear of defeat, or wanting to win a quick and swift victory, from his point of view, can use

military actions, nuclear tactical weapons, so, says this former nato military man, and in response he says: we must proceed from this, if this is so, then we must accordingly reconsider our presence, the american presence in the european theater of operations, he says: nuclear tactical theater weapons, american nuclear tactical weapons, european theater of operations, and accordingly, we must increase our military capabilities there, he believes that those charges of tactical nuclear... weapons, which, if i understand correctly, are basically the air bombs that are located there are american, he says: we need to add this, add cruise missiles to this, well, apparently, as i understand it, on submarines that will be in the baltic, in order to

to provide an advantage in the event of a war in the european theater of operations with the use of tactical nuclear weapons, but there is one very important idea, he says: we need to convince... so that they accept this concept, but do not think that we are going to fight as if with their hands and that europe will become a potential target of a russian nuclear strike, even if they don’t think so, and since he talks about this, i assume that he understands that the europeans will think so and that this concept is based on the traditional american understanding, what is tactical nuclear war, it’s someone out there fighting in the european theatre: action, someone there is covering each other with these nuclear charges, and the americans overseas continue to remain as observers, so to speak, or are fighting, as they should today, with the wrong hands . even more interesting is geitz's article: gates, with the initial thesis of his article, says this, he says that the americans

, due to their military and economic leadership, have provided the world with... or rather , provided the world with 75 years, for some reason it is called 75, well, apparently it’s counting, there from somehow it’s clear, the dates are incomprehensible to me, 75 years of peace, here we were leaders, we must not just maintain this leadership, but increase it, and this leadership must today be ensured by complete superiority in nuclear potential, but not just over the russian federation, over two opponents. over russia and china. and it is clear that this requires completely new approaches to the nuclear program, to conventional weapons, and so on and so forth. this is the main pathos of the article, gates. at the same time, he also assumes that a nuclear war using tactical nuclear weapons in the european theater of

operations is possible. and in this regard, i have one very, in my opinion, important answer. here. you know, everything is exactly the opposite, just before the soviet union disappeared, there was no united states, neither military nor political, in such a literal sense, but there was parity, there was a balance of power that maintained a world without war, despite the fact that during this period there were generally unique events, when russia, well, the soviet union then and the united states were directly at war, we had direct clashes in korea, april 12, 5 , there was a famous battle, which means it went down in the history of american aviation. like black thursday, when the soviet migs met with an american squadron, and the battle ended in complete collapse, then the americans, they lost 10 bombers and four

fighters, we lost three migs, which themselves were shot down, but returned to their home bases . this was a unique example when the soviet union and america had a direct clash, and yet it was a period of peace, it was a period of peace, because advice: the union and the soviet bloc were an absolute guarantee that using tactical and any other weapons against them was pointless , it was total destruction, it was impossible to win this war, so it was not leadership, but the balance of power, the balance of power that determined the state of the world at that time, this balance was broken in the ninety-first year, the americans did everything to ensure that, starting in the ninety-first year, we move to this concept of truly real military and economic leadership, if this

so, let's look at this period, the world that, after obvious american dominance appeared, both military and political, considering that we actually gave up our position then, we tried to integrate into the collective west, we even wanted to join nato, and that it was during this period that... the most , in my opinion, most powerful shocks for the world occurred, this was nato’s movement to the east, this was the collapse of yugoslavia, in fact the military defeat of yugoslavia and everything that happened at that time in europe and the globe. others in words, now i am returning to my most important thesis: today’s war and special operations in ukraine do not solve only a local problem for us. which we set for ourselves, we really need a military victory , we need denazification, we need the demilitarization of ukraine, we need the neutral status of this state, and

thereby we are pushing back the borders of nato, but this is only half the battle, for us this is a military victory, this is a return to balance and balance of power, only this can stop this aggressive narrative that dominates thinking today: major american experts who are pushing their political leadership to this new understanding of the world, where the use of nuclear weapons is seen as a political instrument, i directly noticed what andrei’s reaction was, he listened so carefully when the speech went about returning to balance to the world, why balance the world? and he wants victory, i also want victory, we will destroy the capitalist world on its ruins , we will build a new one, well, we can’t find the words yet

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for road accidents in just a day. tinkov. he is the only one, western countries, nato, they set up a training ground from ukraine and dragged us into this war, i believe that they need to be taught a lesson, behind us, our families and the memory of our ancestors, we all do not want to let this war into our country, to our people, we are all ideological here, we don’t have any ideological ones here, who are new, we train them, they pick it up quickly, serve under a contract. russia, you gave the wrong prescription to the boy who died, i was not involved in this drug, how could i prescribe it, even by mistake, we have one way out, i ask you not to get involved in this matter, so,

i have nothing at all i understand, dr. krasnov, tomorrow at 21:20, on the russia channel, andrey, well, if you started to be indignant, continue, i didn’t become indignant, it’s just in my opinion, in my opinion, now to say that the balance of power has been upset, here i think that to be honest, many american analysts say that they are losing; by the way, this is connected with the hysteria that surrounds nuclear weapons and a whole series of reports, including geitz’s. which says that we are really losing, we need to spend more money , we need to mobilize samples for them, well, i mean in the words of these people who are gay and others, this is necessary, it is necessary to do, because russia already has there are advantages, we just bypass them in terms of warheads, well, just a little, it’s funny, but in terms of the strategic thing is that there is further,

further now with china. there is something, and iran is also breaking out here, somewhere , wants to do something, that is, to put it mildly, that is, they are right, it turns out that they say that we are weaker, therefore we must restore, they are right, they are really weaker , it’s high time for them, they said it directly, he said that they admitted that they missed the period when they should have, that is, we started, we started earlier, we have a more advanced program, they are approaching completion there, not to the final one, but nevertheless, nevertheless, the programs are advanced, the americans now need to catch up, this is probably the first time this is actually happening, and this is all very reminiscent of the fifties, brinksmanship, this is what john foster dalis wanted when he i initiated the article, well, i didn’t write it myself, but i initiated it in live magazine in

january 1956. public opinion is that there is no need to be afraid of war, but nevertheless the level, this is what we were talking about now, that the level of unacceptability of losses is lower now, than it was during the cold war, that is, to put it mildly, they are afraid to fight, they could seriously try to do one, carry out such an operation, limited, after 2006, when north korea did not have enough weapons, and then that trump was demonstrating there, pushing two aircraft carrier groups, yes, most likely there kinchinyn will not reach the united states, but they will destroy kinau, on akina there is a contingent of 28,000, this is the eighth field army or now it is called field headquarters, yes, in south korea, him too will be destroyed, but for them this is unacceptable, so now to catch up, to catch up with such a nuclear psychosis, well, there is a concept that says that, well, threats

acquire additional weight, as it were, additional weight if they talk about the readiness of the rational for rational actions , for the united states, now it is very important to scare us, not only to scare us, to scare everyone else , to force them to take certain actions, i mean, first of all, of course, that we go to some kind of negotiations, and negotiations with them, the fact that the europeans are with us, i say, the europeans will not be able to fight with us in any way, in no way, despite the fact that at the level... that exist now in europe, yes, they have now rushed, here in many countries there are 2% of them, they reach, but still the troops need to be trained, they need to be prepared, prepare conventional weapons, much more, now everyone has basically exhausted their arsenals, they are now purchasing everything, that’s what the americans have achieved, they they will buy f-15s, they will, oh, f-35s, they will buy, of course, abrams, they will buy everything from the united states, they are now apparently already calculating how much

we have, if we launch the military-industrial complex now, it will be busy for us, if it is for 5 years, then this is not uninteresting, but if for 15-20 years, these deliveries of f-35s are already underway for some. in the thirties they should act like they were still going to fight, or what? no, they gather there all the time in succession, here is the beginning of the thirties, the middle, the mid-thirties years. therefore, i think that yes, that’s right, now, from my point of view, we need to change the doctrine, we need to clearly indicate that we are not actually ruling out a first strike, so why should we rule it out? i don’t have pathos, you’re just saying that parity in name has been lost. it will be restored after, in my opinion, in this area , political parity, i mean, political, if you take, well, what they just showed us, trump says biden is terrible, yes, that’s where the political

authority of the united states lies ? not here political authority is important, but the fact that they hold everyone, in fact, because in power in europe there are people who are educated in the same image and are closely associated with them, there are no national leaders there, there are... orban, yes, well, orban is a small country , in general, he is here all the time, now a second small country is annexed, yes, now if there can be a second , there will be two splinters, they will whine, they will pick everything up, but they cannot fundamentally change anything, because yes, of course, biden is funny, chicken grain by grain, ok, yes, who, who what will come next, it is unknown what trump himself, well, he promised to drain, drain the swamp, did not drain, and even moreover, clinton promised to plant, did not plant. you see, well, by the way, he would have planted it and drained it, if he had been president for the second time, of course, he did not retain power, he could not retain power, in principle, even when he knew that he did not hold power, that he, that he’s losing, he

didn’t have enough lincoln-like determination or something else, so he ’s defending now, in principle, it doesn’t matter who it is, you know, it doesn’t matter, the machines are working, the mechanism is working, it may begin to malfunction, malfunctions may occur, well, there’s a shutdown, a shutdown. yes, which, now, here, now, our debt of the united states will grow there, now it will stop for them, they will overcome these difficulties, they will get through it, calmly, completely pass it, in general, this has nothing to do with it, i understand correctly that the whole shutdown is like this, that’s it, it’s a nightmare, there’s no money, the shutdown, that’s it, it’s a nightmare , just as much as you need, now let’s go and draw, yes, yes, in general, everyone is hysterical, don’t open your closet for this, don’t open who's in i put the little nightstand, we put it where we got it and drew it from, there’s more of course. boils down to the fact that we will remove this, this is what i don’t like, to the internal analysis, absolutely true, but essentially this is purely, which we are not generally interested in, scamming suckers for money, but by and large we are not interested in this interested, now elen admitted, guys, we introduced

sanctions, a ceiling on oil, but it didn’t happen , but they are working, with the same phrase from her, this is an excellent solution, but it didn’t happen, so we need it, we need something else, what something else come up with it, that is, we. here, again, we are an important element of the american world, just like the years of the cold war, we served as an external but important element, without us their system would have collapsed, they were leaders, they were leaders not on a global scale, they were on a scale, on a capitalist scale world, the so-called free world, and what allowed them to do this, this is the notorious soviet threat, which cemented, and now it is very important, they are of course, now i’m saying, i repeat again, they don’t... i’m very i regret what alexander mikhailovich says, that the growth mechanism is not working here, yes, well, the growth mechanism, i would like this growth, because if we have

3% growth, they have lost, here it’s definitely absolutely , 3% growth, this means a loss for the west, practically, and we can give these companies 7% easily, just ask the central bank to turn away for a while, lower the interest rate to five and not touch anything, with 7% growth, american companies will be change registration, national, most likely, if we have 7% growth, they will quickly turn into something , i’m right in saying that if we have a 5% central bank rate, then we will grow, well, that’s why if we have to win and we will win on the battlefield, but this is more familiar to us, so they expect this from us... in principle, but they will lose ukraine, the main thing is that they have achieved it. the master plan has been completed, ties with europe have been severed, with our main, main trading partner, we will win in ukraine, we will win. all these connections

will be restored within a period of time why should we they are restoring ties with yeni, they themselves will be restored without any reason why there is no escape from the fact that they have always counted on the weak point of russia’s achilles pit, that we will not be able to cope in the economic field, so they are now counting on this, that without them we will have to fall, now supposedly china is our stick, now separate china, and russia will collapse anyway, well, all the time... that was the logic of the sanctions, now it’s the logic, they were always going to defeat us on the economic front. this is true. korengerovich. well i can't help but stop after all, on this story in canada, with zelsky’s applause for the old nazi. you know, in my opinion, this gave a new, truly artistic image of modern ukraine. this has not happened before, i will explain what i mean, that

such an image is first of all artistic, for those who may misunderstand, viewers, this artistic image is when meanings appear in the image that are greater than those in the image itself, well, a classic example is the sextine madonna, and raphael, it shows a woman with a child, but there’s more to it than a woman with a child, this is an image of motherhood, this is an image of mothers, this is an image of the love of a mother for a child, of any mother on planet earth, this is what this somehow happened even in the mise-en-scène that took shape in the canadian parliament, so to speak, even in the mezzanine itself, somehow it appeared, what do i mean, an old nazi on these, like his stands, well, on the balcony? on the balcony at this dishonorable place, actually the most of course is below, as it were,

but he is at the top, an old nazi, looking down with a smile, the old nazi is happy, below zelsky is standing, applauding him passionately, he is standing below, the meen scene itself, as they say, speaks for itself, you see, this has, i won’t even talk about zelsky’s jewish origin, in my opinion, this is even... this is also there is some kind of strangeness in this for me, this is to say, if you are a jew, you should hate nazism, and if you are not a jew, what are you, depending on the circumstances, or something, what does it matter, so to speak, in this situation, but this is the image in which we see modern ukraine, committed to the ideas of nazism, here that this happened, and how to justify it now is impossible , and the comments... i read this adviser to zelensky, a lowlife, what

’s his name, where he said, well, we have a policy of reconciliation, we are not like in the ussr, black and white, we have more difficult, reconciliation to what, to nazism, black and white is what, and where is white, black, we understand where white is in general, now i have a question for that part of our creative intelligentsia, which certainly exists, and which.. .here is silent, internally supportive, and those who left are not silent, frankly, they are generally in this environment very popular, this, these are people who don’t shake hands, often this one who doesn’t shake hands, this one, now how will all this fit together in your head, and how can you justify it all , how, for me, i made my choice clearly, even when they started

demolishing the monuments . in ukraine, soviet, simply because my father is a front-line soldier, this is unacceptable for me, but how will you justify this now, in what way, what words will you find to justify it, and how will you explain it all with the same soundboard well nazism, it happens everywhere, marginal, to say, no, this is completely different, this is the image of the country , in this picture that we saw in the canadian parliament, and of course, this is all complete nonsense, zelsky was framed, damn it, he didn’t know that this is golechin’s motto, i’m not talking about the fact that a fool understands that when the head of state comes to parliament, they write a script for him about what will happen there. that he did not know this, what the golechin division was, that it

was punitive, first of all, that they, they were stained up to their necks in the blood of both jews and in general, all soviet people, so to speak, ukrainians, anyone, whatever they do, poles, poles, there, that ’s all, he knew everything very well, this, as they say, is a big mistake, in general, but i think that we are very little, we use information, it’s still not enough, it’s still not enough , for example, i have a question, but what if, i ’m a supporter, our president talks about negotiations, that they, we are ready for negotiations, our minister foreign affairs says, and i absolutely, yes, negotiations are always better than war, but the question is, with whom are you you will talk, the question is, how can

you negotiate with this character, specifically with this character, then let it be another character, well, how can you negotiate with this, well, for me this is it... after what he did, and says that it was a mistake, that he was set up, that you know him, as they say, such circumstances, no, this will not pass, it is already captured, this is already an artistic image, but an artistic image that an artistic image always grows from reality , here... that's why i would like to on this on on to focus on this topic, the second thing i would like to say is that i am very, yes , i always listen to alexander mikhailovich with interest, i see what he says, i think it’s very correct, in my opinion, i

think i - i think, at the beginning, svo himself, i said what i said, not that i was like that, so to speak, well, it was just that such thoughts arose in me, and as they say, probably not only in me, that this in fact, svo is a revolution, we don’t like this word, naturally, so to speak, and no one, not even me in general, revolutions are always associated with chaos, with all sorts of cataclysms, but in my opinion this is happening, we have a change. camprador capitalism is happening, it is happening, we see it, by the way , what you were talking about, oleg said there, they banned it, this is like export, what is this? this is a blow to camprador capitalism, the most

direct, the most direct hatred, then i read that it seems, thank god, they want to introduce high duties on the export of timber. is there such a thing? yes, that's the right idea. but again it's in the same side. this is changing, this system is being transformed. this revolution, but it does not happen, thank god, by, so to speak, taking the winter and, so to speak , some other of these, and we can once again be amazed at the divine providence, which always chooses forms that are completely unusual for us, we always accustomed, since the revolution, so these are the sailors there. climbed on this to nothing, as you can see, this is happening, well, accordingly, during the revolution, there is also that part that suffers from this, it tries in every possible way to slow down this process, but this is in my opinion, and the reason for this, i see some kind of split in our

country, what i mean is that we have some part, first of all, it of course wants some kind of, well, what it calls ... another reason is that she, the majority of the people, feels that these changes are coming and supports them, and is afraid that if this happens, the change will be canceled for them. it will immediately return, oleg, everything is the same, so to speak , europe, this, all that means, those, those of our companies, those that appeared, that occupied niches, that began to work, that already, i see, so to speak, something is already appearing, really, all this will be canceled again , everything will go away again, as in the nineties, again

it will all be like this, it seems to me, this is this very important moment in the inner feeling of the people, who, in principle, welcomes these changes, why does he welcome them, because he is, in general, internally, of course , dissatisfied with this thirtieth anniversary, what was promised to him, he did not receive, that is , only part of society received what was promised, so to speak, you know, we will live like switzerland and so on, so on, yes, we remember, that the majority did not receive, those who promised, live there, those who promised , live there, but the majority of our people did not receive this and they are not internally, no, not satisfied with this for thirty years, on the one hand, they, of course , taught by the bitter experience of our history, revolutions, and the ninety-first year was not easy , the ninety-third year, she also doesn’t want cataclysms, but

she wants changes, she certainly wants them, so they are starting to happen, in my opinion, that’s it , what is alexander mihaloch talking about, step by step this is happening, they are on my opinion is inevitable and maybe this will be the main result of the sv for us, maybe this will be the main result of the sv for us , because what is happening little by little, may not be so obvious, but it is happening, this is a movement, this is, i would say, nationalization country, the country begins to nationalize, it becomes, returns to us, because the country, in principle, was, of course, in such a semi-colonial state, in my opinion, this seems to me, and to a large extent, it evokes the support of the bulk of the people. well, naturally, this contradicts some part

of society, which, as they say, has grown over the years, this is what i wanted to say, but maybe in confirmation of the part when you talked about ukraine, it’s interesting, but gunko says : “i was hoping to die quietly in the circle of my family, now i will have to go to my friends in latin america.” suddenly i started asking questions, how did we even get to the point where it turns out that it wasn’t gunko, but what about the nazis? they ask questions about labor, they ask questions about their history, but like all this world that supports ukraine did not notice this statement by one of the rather prominent ukrainian politicians, i think that the ukrainian, i think that the ukrainian state. forced to remain silent, the ukrainian bureaucracy is now forced to remain silent so as not to alarm our western allies, but ukrainian society must provide

as much moral and material support as possible to pan yaroslav, who is a hero without a doubt, this is the ukrainian public of canada, ukrainians from ukraine, and from all over peace, we must support it to honor this heroic man, we know that the west is hypocritical and not only there... then no problems would have arisen, we know this for sure, on the contrary, it would have satisfied everyone. the fact that canada, at the time when pan yaroslav fought against stalin, supported this very stalin along with other members of the anti-hitler coalition. canada fought to give half of europe to stalin's executioners. give it to the muscovites, and pan yaroslav fought against this, he

did not want this, and they cannot forgive him for this, this is a vile position, we must understand this, this their job, our job, is to support those members of the canadian government who still have common sense in their heads, and to support our division heroes, this is a real hero, our great predecessors. i am outraged not by what happened in canada, but by the fact that in kiev there is still no grandiose monument to the division soldiers, for example, but there should be one and there will definitely be one, i hope, and the fact that in other cities there are no names of these people the streets are named that these divisions are not respected at all, and the ukrainians

fought not only in galicia, this is the best part of the ukrainian people at that time, this is korchinsky, not banned, not wanted, silent, few in germany , they began to seriously discuss the topic, but how can this be, after all, german. they asked, that is, we must then admit that the sss division, the wafin sss galicia, that they are anti-semitic nazis, well , something. he’s not in a hurry to say anything on this topic , why, he’s in no hurry, so you understand, that’s why at the front with the men, when you talk, who are we fighting with? with the germans, with the germans, that’s why dura zimmerman doesn’t understand, we don’t even need to prove anything, but today you

you'll see when the twentieth division. men are asked, what do you want? he says that he wants, where you left the painting on the walls of the reistag, he wants to leave his signature there too, this is what he wants, i must say that the further the conflict develops, the more analytical materials appear, today we talked about them, by the way, coming back, by the way, iber and geitz, there is another idea that was clearly not heard before, this is that the united states will have to fight simultaneously with china and russia, and it needs its own potential to count precisely from this , well, the truth is there, iber has a more truly european angle there and he has such an interesting idea that you won’t miss it when

the united states is distracted by taiwan, then russia. will definitely attack nato. i want to comment on two more very interesting articles from my point of view, which appeared, well, at the same time, last week, one analytical material, which is called the escalation of the war in ukraine, the second material appeared in the economist magazine, which is called time for rethinking. so rent, uh, specialists. analysts are considering the next ladder of escalation, and they admit that , of course, we miscalculated in general with this special military operation, but they of course do not call it a special military operation, here we miscalculated those of russia, we certainly weren’t able to miscalculate president

putin , his penchant for risk, cannot understand how strategic decisions are made, in russia and in russia in general, correctly, with the mind, with the mind, cannot be understood. and then they, uh, and another such thought that passes, as in our writers spoke at one time, like a red thread, through this report, uh, when will russia escalate, and they are considering several options, grading there, intentional escalation, unintentional escalation, accidental escalation, so... to intentional, but they classify - that russia, ukraine, begins to strike deep into russian territory, russia responds by escalating, striking at ukrainian territory, at those targets that it has not yet struck at, including even the use of nuclear or chemical weapons

weapons, which are generally new until now, chemical weapons were not mentioned in the analysis of our western and former partners, especially since we have chemical weapons in general, we destroyed them all, but nevertheless they write about it, the second , they write about the resumption of nuclear tests, which is also, from their point of view, a deliberate escalation, i must say, digressing a little, i understand the logic of the people who advocate the resumption of nuclear tests. at this important moment i offer such an intrigue let's get started, just a short pause now, and then we'll continue. doctor krasnov, in previous episodes, hello, we know each other, i, dasha, i don’t remember you. a brilliant doctor, andrei krasnov, partially loses his memory after being seriously

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decided to conduct nuclear tests of the tsar bomb, bombs of unprecedented power, 58.6 megatons, just in case, there in two, 2.550 times more powerful than the bomb... which was dropped on hiroshima, where the shock wave circled the globe three or four times, that is, it was a signal - so to speak, they perceived it to the united states, after that, so to speak, there was already talk about , what is needed, well, it’s true that there was a cuban crisis, but nevertheless, then the process of control over the battle began, so if now the americans write there that work is going on at the test site in nevada, on novaya zemlya, they are digging, the chinese are digging tunnels, well, i think that this if conducting nuclear tests is to send a signal to the west, then this should not be an ordinary test, so to speak. i like this approach

, oh, he continues, you know, that is, you need, you need, you need to demonstrate something, bang it, such that it will be truly perceived, that is, such a momandy kuzma show like nikita, because at one time , by the way, an option was considered, and the test was airborne from that ninety-fifth, this is much more demonstrative than an underground nuclear explosion somewhere in a mine. the option of testing a bomb of 100 megatons was considered, but they didn’t dare, because they still decided that 50 would be enough, so to speak, thank god, well, we could move it, it’s like zhilinovsky said at one time, we bend it a little the earth's axis, america is flooding, well yes, well, returning to this article about escalation, well, they also consider the option that the russian federation

strikes some object on the territory of a nato country, well, meaning first of all, of course, rzeszow, this logistics center on the territory poland, and then, what’s most interesting, they are considering unintentional escalation, and they are considering cases that we in this studio in others consider as absolutely such, well, necessary things, in particular

the first option, that the russian federation strikes at the territory for this, another, another option, they are also considering striking at some kind, well, we are kind, we don’t want to mess up, we will judge the nato nato, nato country, that is, we are talking about the fact that they they are waiting, they are waiting that the russian federation, the russian command, so to speak, is about to go, go to escalation and, so to speak, raise the stakes in this conflict to the skies, well, i don’t know whether this will happen or not, but now moving on to the article in the iconist magazine, they approach somewhat with from a different angle, in the first part of this article, they write quite correctly that the ukrainian offensive failed, to ensure

a focus on the western. it didn’t work out, that is, everything is bad, but this does not mean that the conflict needs to be stopped and sat down at the negotiating table, it is necessary to transfer the conflict to a long-term plane, to transfer this conflict into a war of attrition, despite the fact that ukraine still has huge losses remains. for a long time they have not used to mention that, of course, the russian armed forces are weak, all this is an advantage fragile and, if you try harder, you can crush the russian armed forces, but for this you need to supply ukraine with more and more weapons, strengthen their air defense, that is , count these plans for the long

term, well, that is, it makes sense. since it was not possible to defeat the russian federation, it is necessary defeating her is, so to speak, exhausting. the question is, yes, why did they decide that our armed forces are weak, this surprises me, you understand, this tenacity with which they are all the time in everyone, this is especially different, they write all the time that the russian federations showed their armed forces, they showed their inconsistency in the russian federation , they were unable to achieve their goals when it was, well, it was easy to do, well , it was absolutely possible to calmly in the first month of the war, but nevertheless, either about the calculations of the command , or they didn’t have enough strength, but they couldn’t achieve anything, they shamefully left kiev , shamefully left from kharkov, shamefully left the right bank of the dnieper, near kherson, and

everything is bad for the russian federation, so it’s in the last place, i understand this is not i can, i spoke with my, so to speak, acquaintances of american generals, reasonable ones, they say, well , this is, so to speak, for our public, for this is more of a propaganda thing, so to speak, well, look, let's just switch to the language of numbers, from february 24, 2022 year by december 31, 2022, and during these months the sea of ​​azov has become inland, yes, yes, and we have grown by territories equal to four territories of crimea, yes, yes, well, give or take from 7 to 10 million people, not a single army, with this, if we take nato armies, we don’t fight with an army that can to be compared with the ukrainian one, yes, with such

a level of support over the past 40 years, while the american army butted heads in afghanistan for 20 years, the shame came, afghanistan butted heads for 30 years. in iraq they achieved nothing, they fought in syria, they only achieved that their ambassador was horribly killed, in syria they demanded a change in the current ruling class, nothing happened, not only was assad returned to the arab league, but china was also accepted at a high level , the ambassador in libya was killed, that is, we achieved something, and yes, we then take a report from the first one. january 2023 years until today, as a result of everything that happened, we increased the territory that we control, and as a result of the counterattack, so far this year they also have a negative balance, we received

twice as much as them, here we are in the kharkov direction they received, for this , first from june 4 to the end, the beginning of a counter-offensive, first. since january, because we were moving there in the direction of liberating artyomovsk, that is, this is the whole time we were walking, so if you take it, i therefore take it from january 1, 2023, there is no general in the conditions the counter-offensive happened the other way around, there you have to read it, there in the conditions of the counter -nazi the opposite did not happen, there it is still difficult to read, there are gray areas, here it is just a joke, plus we once announced a partial mobilization of 3000 for. time, as dmitry anatolyevich medvedev said, we have more than 300,000 since january 1, signed 350,000, yes, yes, and dmitry anatolyevich gave 3204, the army and 250 of it have already arrived at their deployment points. well, and ukraine is wave after wave, well, i saw it myself, i can just confirm,

the condition of our guys there, the level of losses, but not the level of losses lost in ukraine is simply terrible, they, they don’t even count it, well, really, you look, when there, the priests are littered with corpses, it has already been approved, already in the west, the figure is no longer disputed at all, but is taken as data of 350,000 killed, but i say according to the textbook 350, if you take the wounded, you have to multiply by three, that is 350, another million, almost 400 million they have returnable and irrecoverable losses, this is a lot, i don’t count the equipment there, what the ministry of defense provides tens of thousands there, you must always understand, the ministry of defense gives absolutely accurate figures, you need to understand that a certain percentage of the equipment is being restored, being restored, that is, it’s just necessary here, yes, well, well, if they give 350,000 irretrievable losses, it won’t work out here,

they say that they already have over 50,000 amputees, well, yes, yes, yes, well, this is, in my opinion, these are such modest calculations , yes, only those who were officially able to apply, and how many did not apply, so i’m ending this story with this article. in the economist, they repeat as if they were wound up, that victory is needed, because yes, ukraine needs to be accepted into the eu , and when ukraine wins, it will be a country with a large, very literate population, with great potential industrial agricultural potential, the strongest experienced army in europe, and so on, and if it doesn’t win, well then, the evil russian president will definitely occupy... all of western, eastern and central europe will establish his own authoritarian order, well, that’s how it is , of course, the end of the article is perfect, i was even surprised that analytically, well, why for now,

well, for now here we can say for sure that they simply got the name of the country wrong, because the territory of ukraine is deeply mined , terribly destructive, there is nothing to talk about there, that is, restoration is a decade, but it is interesting that here is an irish entrepreneur. such a tweet, it became popular if more than 35,000 dead, more than a million wounded, 6,203,600 fled 8 million displaced, zero plans for peace, zero... plans for elections, zero chance of military victory, more than $20 million in personal wealth in a country where the average annual salary is $7,500, thank the dictatorship, well, about 20 million - that’s of course, it’s already been over a billion for a long time, zelensky has long been completing his task, now our army will really emerge as the strongest army in the world, our pkk has already shown that he doesn’t equal, and this is in the fall, we are waiting for such examples, in particular about which. this is how he usually pronounces coalitions with such a straight

coalition, so i hope that our group will be allowed, maybe we’ll even film it, show how the coalition works, and not only, and i can say, silent mortars, this is completely different, i understand that it’s incomparable, neither caliber nor anything else, i was simply amazed by our new silent mortars, i saw them with special forces, well, amazing, well, completing another one, so to speak, in general ... a short story, the parliament of the democratic people's republic of korea has officially enshrined the nuclear status of the korean people's republic in the constitution, that is, the issue of denuclearization of the korean air defense, in any case, as far as north korea is concerned, has been removed from the agenda, on which i congratulate our american former partners. i also propose that we remove it from the agenda and

completely leave the regime. the korean people are with us shoulder to shoulder in the same trench, yes, vadim franovich, in the context of what comrade general said here about the accidental escalation, i think it’s time to send trude to kiev, he hasn’t been there since june, this is an accident blow, it even seems to me that there will be some kind of consensus in the west and here, well, it’s okay, it’s hit, it’s hit, if suddenly. agreed the leader's sister, sister, and i said wife, thought, leader's sister, sister, i also thought, yes, sister, sister, she says there, no, well, there are children, that means there is a daughter, that means, here you are always, here you are in russia somehow, small countries of eastern europe, interesting processes are happening, they mentioned it here in passing, how small they are, there in eastern europe, if you look at the reaction, the american press, some in western europe, there has been panic since january, because the process... robert fitz and his party, well, in different ways they translate there the course

of the direction of death, yes, that is, yes the course social democracy gained a little less than a quarter of the votes, perhaps he will be able to create a coalition, what statements does the fitz make on the eve of the elections, that no more money can be supplied to ukraine, it cannot be given, slovakia should not be a platform for supplies. there should be no repairs on the territory of slovakia; in general, we need to advocate for peace. what the fits accuse him of is that he is pro-russian, now this stereotypical stereotype is evidence of a certain confusion of the western political establishment in relation to this situation. notsa is not the only one, there is already orban, he has a very strong opposition in hungary and hungary, the americans specifically lost , and in a recent interview with tucker karban confirmed that in the spring, millions of budget money, as he said, well, the money of american taxpayers, he said,

in order to prevent his coming to power, or rather, so that he remains in power, and he remains, now let's see what is happening in slovakia, the austrian freedom party has a very serious position, it emerges from the last presidential and local elections elections at the beginning of this year in second place, and according to polls for first place in austria , this example is guided by: slovenia, oddly enough, croatia, makes interesting statements and not just statements, but steps blocking some decisions of such a pro-western government in bulgaria, rumen radov, the president of bulgaria, and they cannot contain all this, but here you need to understand what the interconnection of these this region is, if you look at the map, and especially who was there, vienna, bradislava, budapest, well, i don’t know how to get there , within the moscow region and slightly distant suburbs of moscow, this is a region very closely connected with each other, but this is a region on which the west has been betting for a long time

, which, least of all, it expected an uprising there , it seemed that they had invested a lot of money, torn away from the soviet union, a stable anti-russian position, well, in hungary, orban, a man who fought there against the soviet, as they say, occupation, suddenly he becomes the leader of this movement, well , of course, slovakia is there, let’s say, during the war, most of the slovak army... was on the side partisans or the red army, there from 36,000 slovaks 27 surrendered, well , the pro-russian mood there is strong, but the rest shouldn’t, and yet this is happening, why? and here we need to look at the phenomenon that politicians, at the beginning of this year, successfully, it seems to me, called orbanism, something that is characteristic, and we see in the speeches of these eastern european politicians, here in russia there should be no illusions, there are no no pro-russianism, what they are talking about, let’s just not refer to orban, in order to understand that this is a

widespread phenomenon, rumen radov says, the task president of bulgaria: the task of foreign policy is to ensure national interests, national security and independence, number one, the priority of national interests over european ones, second, what orban is already talking about, ideology, family, nation, god, and we can see this in the ideology of so many of these parties that are now coming out on top in this region. the third point, social justice is tired of the oligarchy that ensured this pro-europeanism, that is, roughly speaking, those who... are on the hook, as in this remark canadian yes, a publicist or businessman in relation to zelsky, this is the ukrainization of eastern europe, which ensured the existence of manipulative democracy , now we are tired of it, fourth point, strong irritation and dissatisfaction with the results of european integration, if before

the beginning of the 2000s many were looking at joining the eu and nato as a guarantee of well-being, they are now convinced that this does not exist. subsidies have ended, moreover, many subsidies have not been received, the effect that was in late yugoslavia in late in the soviet union, when regions begin to argue among themselves, it is we who feed you, and it is you who siphon resources from us, the same thing is now happening in this region. the west does not know how to react to this, the reaction is instead of, say, agreeing , making concessions, no concessions to these leaders, they are trying through expansion, so i declare, in the thirtieth year we have ukraine there, i don’t know that they are going to annex moldova there , western balkans, that is, they use the same methods that were 10 and 15 years ago obviously already ineffective, that is, they are told, these new ones and their members , as they still call them, hungary, slovakia, slovenia, croatia, says, wait, says, why are you expanding, we haven’t solved our problems, but you are going

to include whom, albania, black macedonia, which has already been named northern. macedonia , you can’t deal with bulgaria, rumenia with schengen obligations, with the transit of migrants, there’s a scandal in poland, 250,000 visas were sold practically through the ministry of foreign affairs, and you’re going to do more of these countries to annex. and a very important point is that what they all say are politicians and it doesn’t matter whether they have already become prime minister or are in parliament, but this is a reflection of public opinion, we know russia better than you in washington, we are closer to ukraine, we are closer to russia. we are afraid of tactical nuclear weapons, we are afraid of war, we know the russians, you will not defeat the russians, this voice comes from eastern europe, you will say, so what, it will not be heard, maybe now, but what this causes in the americans irritation, that this confuses plans, logistical, political, the fact that they, and this has already been proven, are spending

millions, tens of millions of dollars to prevent these politicians from coming to power, this is obvious, another very important point: this is an objective process, this is not just an accident, it has appeared some orban, fitzer, look, here is slovakia, michar, fitz comes to power for the second time, orban is not the first time in power, they managed to crush this movement of the freedom party in the 90s in the 2000s in austria again, and even the conflict between poland and ukraine - this is not it’s just an election escalation to take votes from the very ultra-right, the confederation, the antiu, well, there’s just such a group that now ranks third on issues, it says it’s more to the right than kaczynski and duda, the confederation, it’s anti-ukrainian , but it’s true there are plenty of antisemes, too, but still less, not because they want to take these votes, but because poland and ukraine, their union, it is not natural, it is an artificial union, they are competitors, competitors even for american subsidies,

competitors for which of them will be the main one, beloved wife of the united states in eastern europe? and this conflict will continue, and poland will not come out of the crisis after the elections, this is the political crisis that flared up in the summer of this year, in fact it is a continuation of the crisis of 2020, when hundreds of thousands of poles took to the streets, it will continue, i would say that we are witnessing a curious process, which , it seems to me, is still slightly underestimated in russia, this is the emancipation of eastern europe, not only the nationalization of russia, but nationalization. these velvet revolutions do you really mean by nationalization a return to national interests? of course, uh, by the way, there they are, we have to give credit to both fitz and orban, they are making sure that they don’t slide into some kind of neo-nazism, there are some politicians there who are prone to this, let’s be honest, i

gave an example the same confederation in poland, there is a union of different forces, there are such very ultra-right forces, such a danger certainly exists, but we must pay tribute here to these leaders and those who monitor these ideological moments, so this is the emancipation of eastern europe, this is a stable... trend , it will continue and we will watch how it gains strength, and this is also the result of a special military operation, these are these tectonic changes that are taking place on our continent, how will the situation go further , well, as they say, we’ll see, i think that if we can add such a small nuance, because america has never summed up the fact that its main economic weapon did not work, yes, we are here... we say, yes, but the american no, why did europe twitch so much, because they suddenly saw for the first time how the use of the main american stick, the implementation of economic sanctions, did not work, hit

them themselves, this completely changes the concept of coercion through economics, that is, they do not understand what’s going on to do this, and don’t understand how to deal with it, and this, of course, for them is such a very serious challenge for the americans , because right there... there are no allies, there are vassals, everything begins to fall out of hand, that is, even then i don’t understand how everyone gets pulled in, plus, of course, a powerful blow to the dollar, which has not yet been expressed in the figures that we would like, but the very fact that they began to dare to talk about this and conclude other agreements, this has already shaken the structure of trust, and the main thing, of course, is that they would seem to have such a small economy in global terms as the russian one, as according to their calculations it turned out... they could n’t crush it, on the contrary, for the germans they actually blow their heads off, the russians grew vp more than theirs, that is, they can’t yet there’s no way to calculate this, but what if there was also a central bank

helped, not the imam, uh, yes, yakovich , i was born in this country, i was raised in this country, i grew up in this country, i remember as a child, the asvenites, no one ever called it auschwitz. why did you suddenly accept, you subconsciously say, the koran spoke about this, where did you get auschwitz, who said , no one ever said, in our hall who said auschwitz, he only said, no, i read a quote from stepfather blinkin, it was a quote from his statement, that’s the only reason it sounded like all sorts of things, zakharova said it too, she did too, she quoted it. i she quoted him again, i say again, there is no auschevitz in russian, asvenets, asvenets, no, and sventsem is in the language of those

who were destroyed there, and shventsem is in polish, and shvets has a german name , murderers, is an english name that has nothing to do with what happened there; you cannot name the tragedy that was an english word. and i very often hear from your representatives there, no matter what words, it cringes me no less than in israel, because in israel i never say, but in israel you can still understand, there was an english mandate, it came from there, although all immigrants from poland never spoke, and when talking about that period, it is better to use those names and those definitions that are to the greatest extent. express, as on this earth they have always treated this, uh, we have the same

problem with the minister of finance, this is my opinion, if the minister of finance talks about spending, he should be driven to the neck, the purpose of the ministry of finance is to invest money in government structures, not... if he subconsciously he says expenses, he is an accountant, this is not the ministry of finance , this is the holy faith in the market, which prevails to this day, to the highest circles in your country, market prices determine everything, behind this lies a naive infantile faith. uneducated intelligentsia, pseudo-liberal and pseudo-intelligentsia, that the market economy, it makes

production cheaper, lowers prices, but where and when was that? the market economy raises prices, and the struggle for markets, it inflates prices all over the world, where it is absolute and where it partial, when the market economy is good? when an upper price ceiling is set, they say you don’t raise it higher, so shave for profit, lowering it from this, then there will be a result. and if it is given uncontrollably, they will rise , what is happening, and about the economy, such a remark, it was strange for me to find, in russia and, what happens in many countries, but there are countries that are struggling with this, even in the public sector, you have people who receive a salary,

but in reality their salary is half... less, why? because it is divided, this is the basic salary, and these are additional payments that you can pay, you can not pay, it doesn’t matter whether a person receives them, they deceive the state at this expense, do not pay taxes on the entire salary, and deceive people because they do not pay they receive a pension from the entire salary, but only from the main one, and when a state enterprise does this, it is even more disgusting and this should not be allowed at state enterprises, there is a certain social justice, so we have just representatives of the people on please take a pencil, that is, we need to check this system, study it, and it’s not even the people who are working, so you said justice, who owns yours, not the people, who

earns from them, you are champions. world in terms of inequality in wages, this, this is not justified by anything, absolutely, but i want to remind you that it is always in income, in income, not in wages, in income after income, well , it doesn’t matter, there are incomes, wages, it doesn’t matter, but in russia has always, when, in russia they demanded something, justice, in the first place, well, don’t brazenly face people like that obstul, these are your people, and if we are talking about economics, i will move to a slightly different area, and the budget of the united states is the military budget, they just published data and this budget says, there is one phrase that struck me, i guessed, but i didn't

know exactly what contracts were. which were concluded by the ministry of defense, about 390 billion dollars from the entire budget that was for 22, i think 780, maybe i’m wrong, and maybe a little more billions of dollars, what does this mean? the real military budget is contracts, everything else - these are salaries, this is the maintenance of military bases, but the real military budget, contracts, why? all weapons in the united states are under contract. they are paid because they are supplied by private firms, maintenance, that is, everything that is given to all naval, all military bases, also under contracts with private firms, that is , the united states spends 390 billion dollars on contracts, on the other hand, each unit is modern equipment, today its maintenance, non-military

use, at least 10% of its sales prices, if the united states has 100 f35 aircraft, their total price is about 100 , maybe a little more than a billion dollars, so every year 12-15 billion dollars goes just to keep them flying, if the united states has aircraft carriers , the total price of which. reaches, let’s say, also 100 billion dollars, again, just so that they don’t float, without airplanes, which , that is, the huge amount of weapons that we have today in the united states, it’s huge, the largest in the world, it eats up most of the budget is just for its

maintenance, tanks, guns. submarines, they have a huge amount of weapons, they eat up this budget, on the other hand, the production of a unit of weapons: in russia it costs about three times less, if i’m not mistaken, if we talk about real prices, and development, that is, if we add up all these prices and look at the new budget of russia, which will be next year, again, it is at the current dollar exchange rate, which is unrealistic, inflated, about 115 billion dollars a year. it was a few years ago a little over 60, at the real dollar exchange rate, and i won’t say now why you maintain an unrealistic dollar exchange rate and it has only grown in this week, the real

dollar exchange rate, which should be in accordance with the russian economy, is approximately 70-75 rubles per dollar, everything else is speculative, absolutely; at the real dollar exchange rate, your military budget today is about 140 billion. if we take into account what the american budget for the american army and the russian one is spent on, it has already become commensurate with the american one, commensurate with american in terms of real contribution to the country's defense and military equipment, even taking into account the increase in the russian army and the increase in weapons. but this is also what i’m saying, among other things, that it all comes in proportion, normal, when the americans say we don’t have enough military budget, they are more than right, they cannot with such a

military budget support the army that yes, they cannot, with this military budget, which is even increased, develop new types of weapons, because part of it completely eaten. for non-productive expenses from the point of view of the army, they need a military budget several times larger, and they are right , some of them say, we need new weapons, we don’t have them, they need to be developed, and new weapons are even more expensive and maintenance will be even more expensive , that is, a budget of a trillion, trillion dollars, this is the budget that the americans need, their economy cannot do it. they are not able, that is, this economy, it undermines, no matter what different plans they have, and especially since the chinese are competing with them, which

chinese military budget? 280 billion russian military budget, american and chinese military budget, based on real cost, and the cost of a unit of weapons in china is lower than the american one. sometimes even, i don’t know how today it was lower than russia ’s, that is, they are losing precisely in building their military power, the ratio between the military power of russia and china, or only russia against the united states, all the time goes in favor of russia, increases not only with from a military point of view, but from a basic one. and two words to what was said here, absolutely that’s right, firstly, about military production in russia and that’s it, everyone is talking about increasing military production in russia, quality quantity, everyone is talking about

korea, belarus has been forgotten, there are colossal successes in this, colossal, in quality, in quantity, in its difficulties. as far as she conveyed, few people know about this, and the belarusians do not advertise this, but they have wonderful successes, they all add up to the russian ones, you can’t let this happen, and what was said about europe is the main reason that pushes the european countries v in this direction, what is called not emancipation, but automancipation, more, just as pinsker called his brashura, that is, the very same. and these countries, hungary, slovakia, in some measure, austria and bulgaria , they did not put hatred or destruction of russia at the basis of their policy, they do not believe that

the fight against russia is their main, main national interest, unlike , what they did in germany, in contrast to what they did in the baltic states, in contrast to what they tried to do in ukraine, in unlike the fact that... in the united states, therefore they are out of their own interests, they say , but the destruction of russia, the fight with russia, with the russian civilization with which we are familiar, this is not... this is not our main interest and this they are pushed in the direction in which they are pushed, so historical development and economic development, it works for the benefit of russia, just don’t interfere, now advertising,

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this week i was in zone with, i want separately thank the press center of the south group, the ministry of defense, the press service of the ministry of defense, i was able to talk with a hereditary military man, the commander of the twentieth motorized rifle division, igor kaliba, the colonel told a lot of interesting things, his guys are real. he perfectly defined what he considers the main award, but you will see it all for yourself, besides the legendary twenty , i visited my friends, btf cascade, i’ll tell you more about this in words, and the cascade, i just want to especially let you hear how beautifully the guys talk about their work, this here is a mayor with the call sign zhora. in general, shooting from a tank at long ranges is not only

an experience skill, it is actually a great art. crews working from closed firing positions, they are virtuosos of their craft, not seeing the target, even in complete darkness, relying only on instrument readings and the voice from the radio station, they work at a range of 8, 9, 10 km, the maximum confirmed target hit was 13, 5 km. this is really the work of the tankers and really what kind of tank is it from the t80 tank , pay attention to the reaction of the tanker, who are nearby, this is... the boy has been fighting for 10 years, the major is a year old, and there are the donetsk guys , they, although the major is also a local, they have been fighting for 10 years, i met them before on bely’s farm, that’s all too is part of the bbtf cascade, which is led by the legendary

colonel general diky, colonel general of the ministry of internal affairs, and so the boy had such an amazed reaction, he didn’t have an eighty, he got sixty fours from the ukrainians, but the relationship with the atmosphere was absolutely amazing, there was a lot interesting guys, 155 marines, guys who butt directly, with rabble from all over the world, who do all sorts of nonsense, this marine has his own personal scores with such a magyar, this is a hungarian, a backlash, but ours are cooler, our confirmed ones are seven to eight times more than that of that country, ours challenge him. but he is afraid to accept this challenge, it was also very interesting to talk with the guys from the arbat battalion, and the call sign is formidable, i saw him before , well, hear for yourself, i was in wagner’s group at first, who was in the detachment, barin, at

barin's, i was at barin's, yes, i know, we are met you, in klinovo, we met, just me, yes, as he is now, it’s normal, i already arrived here in june, joined the ranks of the arbat, now i headed it, that is, the guys are now teaching ready, yes, well, we already have in principle, almost all the guys there are all with experience, we are already taking an active part in hostilities, that is , there were a lot of fagnyrov guys, yes, well, almost everyone who was with me in my groups, that’s who came into the experienced ones, yes, they all returned to me, next to him is a young guy, too... but if the formidable karabakh, then his neighbor, he is from yerevan, well, that is, they were born there , and they have been citizens of russia for a long time, he is a european champion, a master of sports in back and forth , he was a junior, but did not follow the sports line, he is

among those martial artists who decided for themselves that when the country is at war, sports can wait. and so he was trained and now he is fighting in arbat, but these are the guys from the cascade, there are a lot of good, kind words you can say, these boys, they are from the wild division of donbass, but of course, the main journey, it was to the twenty, oh twenty is my story today. i come from a military family, i was hardened in

garrisons, i went to first grade in the city of leipzik, that was the gdr then. well, i graduated from school, let’s say, in other places, khabarovsk, peaceful, well, my father spent a lot of time in the garrisons, and he already finished school in legnica , here is the school number, it doesn’t matter, the northern group of forces, well, my father rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel, continuing his path, at my son, also a military man, received the rank of senior lieutenant this year in july. that is, dynasty, well, he fulfills my tasks, that’s why i think my father would be proud of me, just as i am now proud of my son, i’ve been here since may, before that,

i was a student at the general staff academy, so when i came, i looked surprised, i think, guys, i was still studying , has something changed a lot here? well, how can i say, no, we constantly monitored the situation, we were very worried, well, we were eager to go to the front , let’s just say, in the month of may, having completed a little education, i was appointed here as commander of the twentieth motorized rifle division. well, basically, this is something i’m very proud of, why? you know, it has the twentieth division and its

combat path. it was the battle path that went through the great patriotic war and the location of the city of volgograd - this speaks for itself of stalingrad, everyone calls us this division stalingraders and stalingraders , that is, we are from stalingrad, we have a division stalingrad, well, you know how it is now and the guys say i always i say, we are twenty , god is with us, well, well, i have an armored group that worked, i wish you health, good health, we wish you the same, i missed you, that’s right, that is colonel, commander of a tank platoon, kazan position, we wish you a hello, the crew worked direct fire with us this morning, and the task was to hit an enemy stronghold, hit, just like that, hit, he went out himself or the boys did all the work, boys, well, we

are changing , that is, either i’m leaving , or the crew of my platoon, that is, today the boys worked without you, yes, well, i controlled it , well, remotely, so precisely, well, in any case , they hit the target, up to 10 personnel were hit by radio interception , that's what you have for car? i like the t72 b3m, you need help, otherwise i have a bunch of slackers with me, if you want them to drag me around, let them work, okay , come on, come on, come on, come on, hello, how much time do you still have left to charge, now the armored group is working, they have time, prepare calmly. how do you like the costumes?

normal, convenient, clean dust, sticks, convenient, accept, accept, cooked it yourself , yes, we developed it ourselves, well, like in modern warfare, we now use copters, tpv drones, respectively, we have copters with a reset from the enemy, developed like this, like this let's say, anti-jivel, we call it, that is, if the enemy drops the scoptor, that is. this has already happened many times, that is, they have already saved you, yes, they saved you, i will say, from experience, take it, just recently, two anti-tank guns, a tank holds two anti-tank guns, seriously, they demolished everything, of course, but two anti-tank guns survived, the most an expensive reward is when the staff calls you dad. i think that so, there is no other award, for me personally, no,

it doesn’t exist, when people believed in you they called you dad, that means you received the highest grade and received the biggest award, how long does he teach at the general staff academy? 2 years, so it started with you were already at the academy, yes, how many times did you write a report with a request to take you to the front, well, it’s not customary to write a report there, but everyone was waiting for this, to be honest, i think they’ll send us even earlier, we were told, guys, take the knowledge for now, you will still be useful, well, that’s why, let’s say, i didn’t finish my studies a little, and what should i do now, how to finish my studies, go, pass exams, now, the hottest point that deals with

division, where are you? well, this is basically along the entire front line, along the entire front line of the division, the enemy is heavily entrenched, heavily fortified, there is a mine , mine situation, it is very difficult to get through these mines, there is constant remote mining, even if we make passes, here, let’s say, they again throws. what kind of mines do they have now, nato ones or our old ones? you know, they now have nato mines, so we’re faced with them, well, they’re mostly polish and old-style, mines are still ours , so they’re coming up with, as i understand it, something of their own, locally made, each plot the area is mined and needs to be explored. and we’re not just trying to carry out engineering reconnaissance of the area, we’re trying