aria had a lot of things. yes, there was a proposal to stop issuing visas, in general, to all russian citizens, for example. a lot of things can be remembered uh, sergey vladimirovich, lately a lot of shots come from warsaw from other polish cities, where uh, refugees from ukraine arrived en masse, hmm, who present them , let's say, in an impartial way, and the comments of the polyakov themselves, uh, also make you think about a lot. is it possible now, more correctly, to speak of some kind of e. uh, fatigue, or something, or irritation society. here in connection with this. well, you know, it 's hard for me to judge this anyway. i'm watching. uh, behind these processes a little from the outside. e. well, naturally, when the flow of refugees began here, the first reaction of the polish society was. uh,

sympathy for the desire to help the disadvantaged, who have lost their property, houses and so on. and so on. but, at least in this spirit , the polish society and the official propaganda and the media set up. and then, of course, the nuances and fatigue began accumulates. then, uh, it turned out that refugees are very different. there are those who really deserve it. sympathy is for those who do not behave in the most appropriate way, but here such a complex and not unambiguous phenomenon, but probably, such a uh judgment is one-linear, or something, it is difficult to endure. well, really, when you read polish polish newspapers, polish

magazines, er, which well, they try to convince themselves that this is actually public opinion. yes i mean anti-russian propaganda i mean here now even some, uh, some of these, well, anti-ukrainian or what? yes, here are the articles that sometimes sometimes also appear there. and to the fact that, well, not all of society is like that. and not the entire society. this is exactly the consumers of this information and for sure. here is the statement of the same marovetsky, it was addressed to. well, far from the whole society, yes, which, uh, perceives these words, since marowiecki wants me to perceive these words, i mean, uh, as far as uh, well, in polish society, there are still a lot of, uh, thinkers people where their voice is. thinking people certainly a lot of the picture is never black and white polish society, like the society of any other side, it is such a complex conglomerate. uh, just now you understand such a situation, when under the

influence, the prevailing tendencies e political life under the influence of massive propaganda. uh, well, society is being imposed, as if politically correct behavior is hovering over the correct image of a mouse. well, those who adhere to this way of thinking, they are happy to go out with it to the public. and those who disagree with this. for the most part, they prefer to remain silent so as not to fall, as they say , under the distribution, since the intensity of emotions is such that you can really suffer from this sergey vladimirovich, of course, i promised a defer, uh. don't do it. yes, uh, but still, let me express. e. well, just, i don't know, there's admiration. probably the way you, uh, front reacted to the fact that it was the 9th of may, and promised, but, but i can't help myself

. sorry, this is just my opinion. well, in many of my numerous colleagues, who were watching it all. i'm here in connection with this. what a question i wanted to say, did the words of support come from the poles on may 9, especially after what they saw on tv. yes, i already spoke about this. uh, starting from may 9, the flow of appeals by phone and e-mail from polish citizens with expressions of regret with expressions of solidarity of support for indignation at what happened and that, in general, is unworthy of an educated state , people just don’t stop. it’s a pity that their country was exposed in such an unsightly light, so there are sane decent people here, uh, a lot. yes, of course, this cannot but please

sergey vladimirovich, thank you, uh, for being with us on the air. uh commented on the latest news to us, including sergei andreev , the russian ambassador to poland, was in touch with us. hmm let's move now. e, in romania , valery kuzmin, extremely plenipotentiary ambassador of russia to romania, is in touch with us. valery ivanovich greetings. hello dmitry hello, i welcome you and all the spectators valery ivanovich, i'll first address our spectators. eh, i'll show you, here is also an article that was. uh, here too, well, also dated yesterday about the fact that the romanian foreign ministry called you after the article after the article in which you, uh, actually quoted the words of pope a about nato barking at the russian gates. and what could provoke and so on? and hmm, i’ll also remind our viewers that catholicism is the second most common e-religion in romania after

orthodoxy, if i'm not mistaken, of course. ah, how, uh, what is he, what, he said in the romanian foreign ministry and how is it? well, i don't know, they themselves commented. there may be their own words that well, now it turns out that pope francis is not right from their point of view. but if, so to speak, frankly reveal some of the secrets of our confidential conversations, then it is very simple and perfect, without deviating from the truth. i can say that there is no intelligible answer to what actually caused such displeasure of our romanian colleagues, i have not received, but based on my previous experience. i can say that this is already a clinical case, i would say. here there is a deep conviction in

the foreign ministry that any embassy, ​​of course, not nato or american, should speak out the embassy, ​​and all the rest should express only some things that are pleasant to them. in general, this comment, which our press service prepared for us. strictly speaking, he did not touch upon nato at all. he was dedicated like that. humanitarian visit of guterish, when the general the un secretary arrived concerned, er, by the difficult humanitarian situation prevailing in mariupol , this was when the neo-nazis were actually isolated most, so to speak, for 15 of themselves by war crimes, and as a significant group of foreign mercenaries say, and this topic developed and the second topic in this comment, it was then fresh news. the creation of a department either for disinformation or for

combating disinformation under the us department of homeland security is a phenomenon by many commentators. we and objective observers in the world. even in america it was immediately linked to the analogy of the ministry of truth that existed. as you remember in orwell's famous 1984 novel, that's why catholicism is not a second religion, romania romania is predominantly an orthodox country. eh, it's more likely that the uniates are not here. uh, but they fight, uh, catholics and protestants, because. here there is a fairly large hungarian minority retained by a certain german minority president, for example, uh protestant, lutheran. president johanna from vot but nevertheless, as they say, he is as they say. we have no bad without good. because it maintains

a diplomatic dialogue, and sometimes just to get our romanian colleagues here some intelligible answer to our requests for our protests. now it has become more difficult. that's what we fixed this position of them. oh, by the way, some time ago we did. so to speak, a written protest of this kind. he was told that we strictly adhere to democratic values, proclaimed by the european union as a member state member, which is romania well, as they say, this did not hurt them. well, here we are, respectively, took advantage of this meeting to make a strong protest. against the fact that for more than two weeks now, under our embassy, ​​there is a provocative one. uh, insulting to the head of state art exposition, which, as far as we were able to find out a significant degree

and borrowed from one of the baltic authors, but nevertheless, it is installed here on permission base. given by the municipality of the city of bucharest, and our protests, they say we sent the municipality. and he, as they say, will consider. i say really in unitary romania, uh, where, uh, centralized power and no autonomy. in general, nowhere. it is precisely in bucharest that foreign political autonomy answers, in general, there are no intelligible ones. generally. here the geopolitical violation of logic and the denial of historical relationships of cause and effect are normal phenomena, so it does not surprise me at all. well, at the same time, i i also took advantage of this opportunity to thank the romanian authorities for having provided the gendarmerie unit and other law enforcement agencies on may 9 and uh, several

days adjacent to our great victory day. we can say perfect order and safe. some of the participants in all the memorial events of solemn presentations, wreaths, the subbotnik of which was organized at one of the memorials, uh, in the foothills of the carpathians and all the rest of these, so to speak, commemorative events dedicated to the day of the great victory at the same time, uh, a number of our questions remain unanswered, primarily related to the criminalization of russian business citizens, and now the embassy, ​​because the embassy is also denied by individual firms providing services in the region. well, let's say public utilities. private company. they refuse under the pretext of some tension in international relations. uh, as a result

, we cannot normally, so to speak, switch from the winter season to the summer. let's say. uh, especially sensitive. uh, the financial pressure that's all more so to speak, it is felt by our embassy, ​​because uh, our uh bank, uh, which represents its branch of the dutch bank, here uh, the branch that we have our accounts he, but in accordance with his understanding of european sanctions, announced what it means for us on our account, there can be a deposit of no more than 100.000 euros. well , if anything, then look for some kind of special permission there, and so on and so forth, when we turned to the ministry of foreign affairs, we were told that well, what, these are banks, they are private, they themselves, but now we are here anyway, let's clarify this issue. and this question is being clarified for the second month. e and it looks like eh? everything will be approximately the same as with this offensive art exhibition. uh, in

the area of ​​our nearest, uh, sites next to the embassy. this is actually located on the corner of our embassy. is it possible to say so? find some solution. well, live and see. uh, unfortunately, i say, these tendencies have always been there. now they are somewhat aggravated. ah, but at the same time, we do not lose the mood to stand up for our rights. we are obliged to ensure the functioning of the embassy in accordance with the vienna convention. well, here very often we, of course, again have a disagreement about what the vienna convention is and how, where it is convenient for them, there is the vienna convention, where it is inconvenient, no, we tried. this is also in our response to messages about my challenge. no reflect. for example, having studied the text of the comment itself, not

finding a single mention of nato there except for a quote, uh, his networking, uh, pope francisco here we thought they cost us to convey the dissatisfaction of the romanian romanian foreign ministry right there somewhere in the papal secretariat of the vatican . in general, i explained to you what was in this material. well, then they decided and announced that, probably, sovereign romania, as a member of nato, has every opportunity to do it on its own. so let's work. yes? that was indeed a quote. uh, a quote from pope francis about barking, at the gates, uh, right at the doors of russia, and about provocations, of course. eh, now there are a lot of provocations. indeed, including, perhaps, can be assessed as a provocation. these are the rezalut castle military exercises, which are now taking place, and those are undoubtedly yes, these statements are already there of the baltic politicians who

say that this is in general, there is the nato inland sea , and so on. and we've got a couple of minutes left here, of course. the important question is, how much has it increased now? uh, uh, such political pressure on, uh, moldova. i mean those circles that want to romanize, uh it was before. but this is also, of course . uh, well, in the first place, even, probably, the anti-russian turn, uh, step well, you want me to take away bread for my colleague oleg vladimirovich vasnetsov, our ambassador in chisinau but the fact that romania pays special attention to the situation in moldova in transnistria is a long -established such a paternalistic approach to moldova, uh, but, nevertheless. in the course of the latest exacerbations, so to speak, when there were terrorist attacks. as you remember, on the territory of transnistria, uh, romanian, uh, higher

the leadership, at least formally, uh, took such an uh, position of restraint, not wanting to uh allow some kind of aggravation of the opposition, while quite such frank proposals were heard from kiev. well, let's, we'll capture, transnistria, remember the arrestovich, there she performed once, two, three, we'll capture. there was such a militant mood here. as if, well, let's say, not something that we will not support, here, but it is actually ignored. yes in this way and does not support at the same time uh, the romanians are certainly active, uh, working on it every slightest move. uh, in a modern republic. moldova membership destinations. the european union is welcome here. now they have completed the second part. uh, a questionnaire or there questionnaires that had to be filled out, all this with delight. eh, so it's welcome here, and in that sense too. it is necessary

to carefully monitor such a position, since the situation, of course, in pridnestrovie around it is rather fragile, on the air, valery kuzmin was extremely, the plenipotentiary ambassador of russia in romania was in touch with us, thank you for your attention.

let's start with the news of the last minutes the riga city council decided to start preparing for the dismantling of the monument to soviet soldiers in victory park, this is reported by latvian radio, the issue is being decided today by us at an extraordinary meeting of the legislative assembly , the country's parliament will have to adopt a special law that will allow the demolition of the monument this document the day before in the second final reading , supported the withdrawal of the sejm legally suspend effect from a bilateral agreement with russia on memorial structures and monuments, which will allow the

demolition of the monument to soviet soldiers in riga sweden to join nato i propose today to exchange operational information on the current issue, each in his own way, let's talk. m-m situation the situation is sure. uh, there will be something to talk about we do. this is off the agenda, but today we will hold our meeting, without any preliminary trips at all, and today vladimir putin discussed the situation in ukraine, including the humanitarian situation, with german chancellor olaf schulz, they talked on the phone at the initiative of berlin, the president once again explained in detail the logic and main tasks special operations for the protection of donbass spoke about how they ensure

the safety of civilians, as well as the evacuation of people whom the ukrainian security forces held on mariupol plant. let me remind you that azov was held with the participation of representatives of the un and the international committee of the red cross, vladimir putin also. he drew the attention of olaf scholz to the fact that the ukrainian neo-nazis continue to grossly violate the norms of international law and resort to inhuman terrorist methods. the fsb prevented a terrorist attack on victory day in a shopping and entertainment center in sochi, as reported in the public relations center of the department, a russian citizen born in 1991, a supporter of ideology, neo-nazism and massacres, was detained he was preparing an armed attack on may 9. during the arrest, the man admitted that he wanted to kill more than 50 people at home, a revolver with ammunition, an f1 grenade, edged

weapons and a handwritten plan of the planned crime were seized from the criminal. they initiated preparations for a terrorist act under the article. russia has declared ten romanian diplomats, as well as one employee of the bulgarian embassy in moscow, persona non grata in response, accepted by the bulgarian and romanian sides. nothing motivated the decision to declare russian diplomats persona non grata according to the words of these republics was today invited to smolenskaya square, where notes of protest were handed over. the west is acting self-confidently, impudently and ill-mannered towards russia, said the head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergey lavrov, today in dushanbe he took part in a meeting of the council of ministers of foreign affairs of the

cis that they are peacocks traditionally in tajikistan is not inhabited, but they feel themselves. it's good here, when the residence was created there were about 40 birds, and now there are almost 70 for the heads of foreign affairs departments. the cis is short-lived, the agenda is serious security and, of course, ukraine is hers. by the way, the state flag is still invited to the commonwealth event, installed in the hall and depicted on a banner dedicated to the event, but since 2014 kiev has not made contact and has not signed documents on withdrawing from the cis. at the council of chief medical officers of the cis countries, the ministers were able to discuss the agenda set for october summit leader in the commonwealth he will be held in kazakhstan and talked face to face. sergei lavrov met with his belarusian counterpart vladimir makei said that the non-participation of minsk and russia in international affairs would put the negotiations on ukraine at risk

. condemned the role of the west in severing trade ties with journalists sergei lavrov was talking on the street and a peacock intervened in the conversation. generally. we discussed the situation in central asia including. ah, i liked it sergey lavrov also remembered the recent statements of the head of the european commission fonderlein about the eu's ambitions in the interthean region. and then, what kind of policy is pursued by vilnius and riga, which are completely controlled by brussels, you will find out here. uh, this weekly tv program is called international review. this is what we are seeing in the actions from the west. i would call this rude word as an option international oborzee, but, in my opinion, it very clearly and clearly reflects the action, the west and the motivation with which it be guided by the eve

of russia's deputy permanent representative to the un dmitry polyansky said that moscow's opposition to the rapprochement of kiev congress. now it looks more like opposition to nato sergey lavrov today noted that the decision is made not in new york, but during the negotiation process, but in russia there are indeed concerns about the harmlessness of ukraine's possible entry into the eu dmitry ryba recently said that the european union is obliged to answer yes or not, right today he was reacting to the well- known initiative of president macron, who proposed at this stage to create some outer circle a around the european union. he called it european, and political european political community. here it would be possible to start, uh, invite ukraine, uh, kiev rejects this. ah, but the most important thing is that this is, well, a problem with relations between kiev and the european union, but no offense to

such such a desire of kiev raises serious doubts. this is actually the case, given that the eu is from a constructive economic platform. as what it was created turned into an aggressive militant security player for the cis one of the most important , afghanistan moscow plays a key role in forging contacts with the new authorities of the country and russia insists that the government of afghanistan must be truly inclusive not only nominal, or now uh, we are with them communicated, including at the meeting. which was held on march 30 by our chinese friends. they claim that here we have in the delegation both uzbeks and tajiks and khazars. eh, but it's really just ethnic ethno-confessional part of the equation. but there is no political inclusiveness, because all these are national. e, whose representatives

would now be involved in running the country, they are politically the taliban, and it is necessary, of course, to expand this process. and we send such a signal from the same positions our chinese colleagues with whom we cooperate in various formats on afghan regulation act, and we convince everyone else who is involved in this process. and this is including pakistan to take the same position of security in afghanistan this means that it is impossible in the region without restoring the country's economy and humanitarian aid, and most of the time lavrov emphasizes that the united states should bear the brunt of leaving afghanistan without reaching its goals elizaveta khramtsova alexander mekhur vesti, dushanbe moscow called tajikistan outrageous the statement of the polish prime minister of the need to eradicate the ideology of the russian world, which, according to him, threatens the whole of europe, this is how the

press secretary of the president dmitry reacted to these words peskov, uh, of that hatred for the russians, which, probably, like metastases, struck both the entire polish policy, the entire polish leadership, and polish society, to our regret. this absolutely outrageous statement is rabid and unacceptable. let me remind you that last tuesday the british edition of the telegraph published an article by polish prime minister matteo szamarowiecki, in which the politician called the very idea of ​​the russian world a cancerous tumor that threatens the entire west, including europe, marowiecki said that european countries should make efforts to eradicate this ideology. the mood of russophobia is felt and in geneva, russian diplomats working in switzerland began to receive threats. here is what

gennady gotilov, permanent representative of russia to the un office in geneva, said in an interview with the fifth studio program: russophobia is taking such and such ugly forms. e. yes, in fact, we are already here already feeling this in the neva , maybe not to such an extent, but still, uh, i will say frankly that with the arrival here, uh, tens of thousands of ukrainian uh, citizens and refugees situation. uh, she's changed in that regard and uh, and we're getting threats and our diplomats are being threatened, so uh, we feel that way too. eh, this is the action of e russophobic tendencies. the russian embassy in latvia will provide legal assistance to a latvian who came to the monument with the russian flag. in riga, a young man's name is alexander. he studies at one of the russian colleges.