[000:00:00;00] he’s thinking about reconciliation, he says, there won’t even be a conversation about reconciliation, he says, well, we’ll offer a large amount, approximately the amount, well, it was announced about 25 million, well , he sold his apartment, in which he now lives, well, he didn’t sell it, now he lives , i said, i won’t even talk, and i don’t need anything, i want him to be punished by law, that is, alone with his mother, everyone lives in the nineties, they think that everyone can be bought, but they have a lot of connections, a lot all in all, i ’m very afraid that he’ll still get away with it somewhere, give a bribe somewhere, and he won’t care they are asking for a minimum sentence, but i want the maximum punishment, very much, at the same time, he had already made raids and it was always like this for them ; nothing would have happened, that’s the same question, andrik, the program came out, everyone immediately pretended that let’s put him in jail, they put him in jail, 2 weeks passed, they thought, well, malakhov

is the third time.” won’t make a program about him, we’ll release it, you know, here’s an opportunity to remind you, yes, that like a patient we have, the whole show is broken arranges with his mother with bandages and a stroller, then he goes home, behind him, there are guards, they carry a wand, because they don’t think that they are filming from above, but no, of course, this is absolutely chaos, this is again an attempt to put pressure on the provocative system, i will ask , then after the transfer we will meet, write an appeal, i will also write to the prosecutor general, let them take control of all these small-town, so to speak, friendships between criminals, between business, between the police, this is all of course unacceptable, and we will do it all stop me harshly i really want to tell oleg sherbakov, oleg, if necessary, we will make 10 programs, about

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in hot pursuit, starting with. breaking news from the front: the russian army fought to occupy part of khromov and part of the suburbs artyomovsk on the northern flank. the ssu regrouped to more profitable ones. the advantageous position was left to the russian fighters, at least, this is what the ukrainian general staff comments on. in fact , the advance, the very difficult advance of our troops in the khromov area, became possible as a result of active operations on the northern flank of the berkhov reservoir. they are trying to push our units away from the village with artillery fire, but this does not bring results. the track is narrower. against the backdrop of months-long attempts in the sso to encircle bakhmud, losses are now also khromova look like a warning signal for vso. in these frames, an fpv drone strike on yet another german

leopard, this time one of the latest modifications of the 2 a4 with contact-1 dynamic protection, was not helped not only by the additional armor, but also by the rep equipment, which the armed forces of ukraine are hastily installing on western vehicles. here, russian electronic warfare systems demonstrate their superpowers, as cnn reports, precisely with the help of tricky radio waves. russia has turned the technological advantage of the smart western weapons in the vulnerability of the escal missile guidance system and the hymers missile control units go crazy, lose their lock on the target and fall. in addition, a cnn film crew visited one of the hospitals in ukraine. sitting in a trench under russian

artillery fire, in short, is tough. a man smokes on the stairwell of a state hospital in central ukraine. the soldier acquired this habit during the war, but after what he has experienced over the past few weeks, it is the only thing that helps him not die. last month he and his unit were in a police station on the outskirts of this very city to hold the front line , a few days later, when they were withdrawing, they were fired upon by russian warships, then he was injured, when this happened, i was shocked, i was wounded in both legs, i immediately... i touched them to check that they were still in place, but among other soldiers there were much more serious wounds, broken legs, and one had a broken jaw when the evacuation team arrived on the scene, under heavy fire, the ukrainian armed forces fighter insisted

so that they take the rest first, and he will wait for the next command. another unit arrived, but they were quickly cut off by russian artillery fire, so supplies and medicine were sent to the drones. our commander dropped it from a drone. a bite of painkiller water, even a cigarette lighter, we really wanted to smoke. another soldier rushed to gather supplies, water was a problem, almost every bottle burst on impact, but their problems were about to get even worse when an enemy drone threw a grenade into their small dugout and landed on the soldier next to him, his leg, since i was wounded and this soldier was in very bad condition, two people from his brigade

took him away. and then i realized that i was left alone. according to him, during these two weeks several evacuation groups tried to reach him, but some of these soldiers were killed , and in the end his commanders said that the only way out was to pray to crawl, which he did. as his unit's drone circled overhead, he crawled to safety, dragging his legs behind him, which had already begun to rot. i knew that the only way out was to crawl forward, i didn’t even hope that i would survive. while he recovers in a hospital in central ukraine and looks forward to returning home, this soldier believes that there is nothing special in his story and that it is those soldiers who... are now fighting on the battlefield who deserve the attention of the whole world. what i saw cannot be expressed in words, every guy in this palada went through something similar, our guys are paying a very high price, which, apparently, is

prohibitively high, ukrainian soldiers continue to pay as the war painfully approaches its second anniversary. to kuleba, who point-blank does not see the stupidity in the war, once again that europe transferred only 300,000 of the promised million shells to ukraine. that same silver bullet was not found in these supplies, and apparently it will not be. nato secretary general stolteng said that the alliance's reserves are really running out. they handed over everything they could to the ssu. hymers, cruise missiles, tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, petriots are next in line for the f-16, but they, according to stolteng, will not change the situation in the war. kyiv was offered go on the defensive. the secretary general said that moscow had accumulated a large number of missiles in preparation for winter battles. bad news came from the usa. speaker of the house mike johnson.

indeed stated that he was optimistic that a package of assistance to ukraine would be agreed upon before the holidays, but johnson immediately said the same old thing, if, if there is to be assistance for ukraine, then we must work on reforms in migration policy. in other words, the republicans are engaged in ordinary blackmail. democrat tony cardinas said in this regard. that the usa used to be a beacon of freedom, and now have become a beacon of shame. chairman of the congressional intelligence committee mike turner said that the united states says three times that every type of weapon is not available, and then it takes another six months before the weapons reach ukraine. since the beginning of the middle east war, washington has not transferred weapons to ukraine for 59 days. the warm welcome of the ukrainian foreign minister

, nato's gestures are understandable, but the military alliance is concerned that trench warfare leads to heavy losses, we should not underestimate russia, this is a very serious warning, because that in reality the alliance looks tired of the war, even the us soldiers, this is what distinguishes us from others, our proposal is very fair, you send us weapons, we fight. ukraine is experiencing an ammunition shortage; of the million artillery shells promised, the allies have probably delivered only about 3,000. obviously.

ukraine needs more weapons. we have already begun to work intensively in this direction, carrying out further deliveries of anti-aircraft systems, as well as measures to support civilian infrastructure, for example, generators. i once again urge the whole world to do everything possible to help ukraine protect itself in the winter. ukraine, ukraine is facing a difficult winter, everyone in the alliance knows that it can. a year and a half has passed since russia attacked ukraine, during which time russia has captured vast territories, foreign support supplies have played a key role in containing the advancing forces, but ukraine is running out of ammunition, again american policy threatens to interrupt the flow of aid, the united states has already provided ukraine with 75 billion direct aid, first the invasion, and the president.

baidin calls for another 60 billion. however, congressional republicans have withheld funds and the chance of a relief package being approved this year is dwindling by the day. some western officials have begun to talk about a negative outcome, that is, the defeat of ukraine, as a completely plausible scenario. in june 23 , ukraine launched a large-scale counteroffensive. the goal was access to the sea of ​​azov in order to cut it. the army should not be allowed to use the kerch crossing. however 5 months later, none of these goals had been achieved. the ukrainians made virtually no progress. everything that happens on the ukrainian military, political and economic fronts is not going entirely smoothly. ukraine has no ammunition. supplies have been depleted and need to be replenished, but this is not possible. ukraine relies on western. assistance, but the west cannot cope with supplies. the russians managed to switch to

a war economy, their defense industry is operating at full capacity, but the west cannot switch to these war tracks managed. at the beginning of the year, the eu promised to produce 1 million shells by march 2024. so far, only 300,000 have been produced, which is less than the total. i think there is also a political problem, the essence of which is that we are all. they have not yet realized how high the probability of defeat in this war is. what will happen to ukraine if the us does not accept its new aid package? people. the us administration says that if they manage to push through the military part of this financial assistance, then ukraine will have enough weapons to hold out the whole next year until the elections, and this is important, of course, they will have to sacrifice the economic component, but they will receive the military part, if they cannot push through this assistance,

then ukraine will become very vulnerable, this will become a tragedy for ukraine, in its attempts to recapture the territories occupied as a result of this savage russian invasion. will be a tragedy for american power in the world, that is, we supported this country, then suddenly we just faded away, as if we were tired of it, it would be just terrible. if ukraine achieved success, i don’t think they will be able to oust russia. if we could put ukraine in such a position that it would enter into an agreement with russia, yes, it would be a dirty agreement, but with a guarantee of entry into the eu and guarantees from nato. this would be the biggest change in europe, this. would be the largest western advance since german reunification, because ukraine now has the largest and most experienced ground army in europe. ukraine is one of the most important grain regions in the world, there are a lot of talented people and entrepreneurs. add this to the west. this will be the largest event since the

unification of west and east germany. i was in ukraine 3 months ago. and they, just like others, do not quite understand what we are doing, they just hope and expect that we will help them. you know, it seems to me that the ukrainian military and political elite understand that the west is now at the peak of helping ukraine, so this dirty deal will be concluded. it’s just that in the political establishment of ukraine, now no one even he doesn’t dare mention it. and in the usa today ... henry kissinger, he was exactly 100 years old. kissinger is one of the most authoritative american politicians, winner of the 1973 nobel peace prize. he served in key positions of us power during the cold war with the soviet union and the vietnam war. in

the 1970s, kessenger became the architect of the united states' rapprochement with china, which... determined the modern structure of the world economy, some called him the most effective us secretary of state for the last half century, others have demanded an investigation into his actions, accusing him of crimes against humanity, who is he? doctor world or doctor evil, this question is asked in america. for example, in the yen issue of the oldest american magazine the nation. in honor of kissinger's centenary, the article was titled henry kissinge. a war criminal still at large at 100 years old. on the cover, the patriarch of american diplomacy blows out a bloody cake cut into pieces by a warrior, to which kissenger personally had a hand, and this bombing of the northern vietnam, genocide in cambodia, laos,

whose inhabitants kissinger called savages, a financial coup in chile, but the key one was that kissinger played almost the main role. the ussr, and this, as you understand, also ultimately led to the death of tens, if not hundreds of thousands of soviet citizens, and the architect of that very rotten world order that is breaking russia right now is also kissinger. old man henrik left power at the beginning of 1980, but until his death he took part in international processes, including the issue of ukraine, he was one of the few. representatives of the american elite, who before the start of the special operation, called for taking into account russia’s position on the unacceptability of nato expansion. however, a little later, kisenger corrected his opinion and after february 22, he stated that the ukrainian army had become so strong and

aggressive during the confrontation with russia that only the inclusion of kiev in nato could stop the fighting, because then the ukrainians would be forced. in exchange for this, the american diplomat offered to leave crimea and sevastopol for moscow. what would be quick about this? followed, hissinger did not say then. it is clear that russia and nato will also have a nuclear war. thank you, good to see. to all of you, he was brilliant, ambitious, controversial, and one of the most influential secretaries of state in american history. i think we have made some progress. richard nixon, gerald ford, throughout his life he continued to be consulted on international issues by presidents from both

parties, henry kissinger is a friend of mine. nixon made him a statesman together they rethought us foreign policy and led negotiations with the soviet union. then he told me, well, you and i agreed, just don’t tell anyone. of these three, you quietly inform briznev that when i arrive in moscow, he will... weigh the negotiations, let him press me as he should on these issues, that in the presence of my accompanying americans, it was clear that he called me very hard on me, then i would have great difficulty agreeing, relations with china, shuttle diplomacy in the middle east, kissinger helped shape policy nixon in vietnam and negotiated an end to the war. he was awarded the nobel peace prize, although his prize co-founder ledic tho declined the honor. he was a master of pragmatic

large-scale diplomacy. but he had his critics, who described him as manipulative and doubtful. some called him a war criminal for his role in the bombing of cambodia. it was kissinger who went to china on a secret mission to study the historic opening of the us relationship with the compisti. who wouldn't went, he would have ended up in beijing alone without communication, so if he did not know what nixon had in mind, he could have done something stupid. there were initial concerns that the ping-gong match between the us and china would impact the high-stakes political gambit. nixon and the undiplomatic kissenger thought that more bombing of the north would help. i would recommend that you start beating the crap out of them within 48 hours.

approves of bombing secrets. a diplomat to the very end, he met with leaders around the world, traveling to china in the summer, where met with the president, in september he met with ukrainian president zelsky during his trip to the united states. i think we need it. make a fundamental decision: ukraine has every right to independence, but other powers must decide whether they want to turn ukraine into their strategic outpost or a bridge connecting their powers; if one of the parties turns ukraine into their outpost, this will lead to deep antagonism of the opposite country. he was an amazing man who understood foreign policy from from a variety of points of view, this is an important step to prevent nuclear war. he worked to ease tensions between the united states and

the soviet union, which resulted in the nuclear weapons treaty. henry kissinger, who knew andrei gromyk well and worked with him a lot, considers him a professional of the highest class. he also says that the cold war is over, and everything must be done to prevent it from happening again. an important voice in world politics, often warning of the risks associated with conflict between the two the strongest of the 21st century. kissinger also enjoyed his celebrity , often seen around town in the company of celebrities such as lauren and... one of his most famous quotes: power is the best aphrodisiac, even in his nineties, kissinger

advised the obama administration and commented on international politics. his intellect and expertise were in demand until his death. you know, kisinger once told me, i respect him very much, he is a very interesting person, very smart, and when we met him, it was in st. petersburg. v in the early nineties, he started asking me where, i met him at the airport, he started asking me where i worked, i started listing, but without naturally telling him, the specific institution where i worked was there, and he kept asking , and before that, and before that, and before that, in the end he got me, i say, i worked in soviet intelligence, he looked there, all the decent people started talking about intelligence, me too. pothin, by the way, expressed his condolences by sending a telegram to kisenger’s wife,