we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello on june 23, 718, a battle took place in the kovadonga valley. this was the first victory for the christians in the iberian peninsula. after its conquest by the arabs, the

king of the first christian state in asturias came out against the muslims. his name was saw her from a military point of view, the battle of kavadonga did not change the situation on the peninsula. but for christians - this victory had a religious significance after the battle, many christians rushed to asturias, and among them and the future king alfonso the first, who brought with him many soldiers and laid the foundation for the reconquista. this is the period of christian liberation of the pyrenean lands, which lasted more than seven centuries and ended with the conquest of granada. in 1492 june 23, 1724 in the capital of the ottoman empire. this, turkey signed the constantinople peace treaty. he demarcated their spheres of influence in transcaucasia. russia retained the southwestern coast. caspian reclaimed. by peter the great, a number of territories belonged to the ottoman empire retreated from persia. formerly persia kazven. east azerbaijan.

georgian kartli kingdom and erivan khanate. at the same time, turkey was not allowed to the caspian sea, and persia, as a state, it was decided to keep the agreement was the result of the brilliant work of russian diplomats. in particular , the russian resident. in istanbul, ivan neklyuev, the treaty of constantinople became the final chord of the foreign policy of petrine russia, the country , which had previously been on the outskirts of world diplomacy , began to play one of the leading parties and stopped ottoman expansion in the caucasus on june 23, 1947. in the united states, the so-called anti-labor law was officially adopted by hartley or national law. on the relationship between workers and entrepreneurs, he severely limited the activities of trade unions and banned strikes, and this was the most effective way to defend their rights, the trade union also banned contributions to election funds, if it was about federal positions, that is, in fact, they

could not influence candidates in this way trade unions have lost everything they have achieved for recent decades. romanian president. at first he vetoed the bill, but the parliament rejected it, despite its statements about the unfairness of the law afterwards. truman actively brought it to life on june 23, 1975 at a concert in vancouver, a rock musician and horror lover or scooper fell off the stage, breaking six ribs and receiving a concussion. after that, he returned to the stage and ended the show and only then went to the hospital. the concert was part of tours in support of cooper's first solo album welcome. it translates to welcome to my nightmare. cooper is called the godfather of punk and the king of the genre of shock, rock, terrifying audiences with lyrics, costumes and scenery, he was the first to connect the horn and the theater. and

in his personal life, vincent fourier is the real name of the forest. cooper is married. for 46 years, he has three children and three grandchildren, who consider him an exemplary christian, the best father and grandfather in the world. cooper starred in 25 films, recorded 21 solo albums and bought the king's restaurant. outrageous. off stage playing golf and hosting a five-hour radio show today marks 110 years since the birth of allan turing one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century, pioneers of computer science and computer technology. he was born in london on june 23, 1912. from childhood he showed genius at 24 turing proposed to create an abstract computer capable of solving any problems and it

is considered a model of a modern computer during world war ii. he cracked the code of the german enigma cipher machine. finally, in 1950, turing formulated the theory of the creation of artificial intelligence in his article computers and mind fate of the scientist was tragic he was a homosexual, and in england then it was supposed to prison turing agreed to chemical castration, but undermined his health and fell into depression. then he closed himself off from the world and died in the summer of fifty-four . the institution's science awards and an asteroid are named after him. that was the day in history. my name is alexis i am colombian. i was born in colombia, my call sign is

spartacus. i grew up from italy. in new york, this would not have happened if nato and biden had not promoted this policy of war. i am from the uk for most of my service. i was in the marine corps of ukraine, i chose to surrender. benjarovic, i'm from the republic of serbia, our children fought and defeated nazism had to do it again. should not exist nowhere in the world.

but now we will discuss all the latest events, as well as the legislative initiative of the parliamentarians, with the leader of the just russia for truth party sergey mironova we are in touch with us sergey mikhailovich we welcome you. let's start with

an important date today, the day of memory and sorrow, the 81st anniversary of the start of the great patriotic war. uh, what's the date? here, in your opinion, they still draw parallels with today's day. here's how m-m in your opinion. uh, these dates correspond to that date, and here is the present day. what are the historical conclusions, and you can draw parallels. right and involuntarily, but in fact it hurts, but we cannot remember today the beginning of the great patriotic war war and the minutes of silence, which 12 hours and 15 minutes passed throughout the country. uh, this is the memory of the fallen heroes of the dead of our compatriots who, at the cost of their lives, defended the freedom and independence of our motherland and today, 81 years later, our soldiers are officers of the people's militia, the dpr of the lpr.

volunteers again liberate our fraternal ukraine from nazism from fascism in the center of europe, because, unfortunately, after 80 years, but in fact it all started much earlier , it flourished again in the center of europe real nazism, and i am absolutely convinced that our cause is just as it has been for 80 years. there he is eighty-one years ago and, of course, the victory will be ours. you know, i just returned from yakutia yesterday and there, uh, under uh, such, uh, the village of the upper vilyuy. there is a unique and very poignant monument. this monument is called a monument to an orphan, but the fact is that e is my comrade in the parties of vidosumos. a member of our faction. he erected this monument. uh, somewhere around 2000. this is a monument to the memory of his mother, who

she accompanied her father to the front and all the years of the great patriotic war she came to the shore, the rivers, she expected, suddenly her father would return. and this monument , this very military triangle and the crane taking off, is a very strong emotional monument. and why do i tell every family about this, in our country there is a memory, there are heroes who died in the great patriotic war, and we always remember this, and we know at what cost we got the victory and we remember very well at the genetic level. what is fascism and what is nazism? and when you say what are the historical lessons? what are the parallels? of course, we remember this terrible day of june 22, 1941, when nazi germany treacherously attacked our country and when on february 24 of this year the president of the russian federation, the supreme commander-in-chief, decided to

conduct a special military operation. he remembers the story very well, he is the son of a front-line soldier, and he knew that he was preparing an offensive against our brothers in the donbass and the donbass. they would not have finished, would not have stopped, and the krymba and the other part of our countries by aggression and you need to call a spade a spade, of course, with your hands. e ukrainians, but this would be followed by the entire force of nato, which today expresses this criminal regime of mr. zelensky, therefore, parallels, of course, arise, but we have made it clear. lessons from history and we do everything right because our cause is right , victory will be ours. yes, sergey mikhailovich moreover , when they remember those events, they remember them. uh, including this geography that united this anti-soviet front and it included not only germany, there is

a whole list of european countries that somehow . yes, this is true, and even if you look. uh, for example, u such a fact, how many prisoners were u during the great patriotic war? from which countries, well, it’s clear that most of the prisoners were germans, but then we see spain, we see hungary, we see finland, we see bulgaria, we see many other countries, and we understood that all of europe fought against the soviet union, they survived, then and, of course same, you are standing now. er, sergei mikhailovich today, the faction, just russia for the truth, introduced a bill on the simplified granting of russian citizenship to residents of latvia, lithuania, estonia. there is also a question, of course. what exactly is this initiative? well, i remind you that in 2020 on our own initiative. we adopted a law on the simplified

acquisition of citizenship by citizens of ukraine and moldova , and it is quite obvious. why was it done. and now when we see that in relation to more than a million of our compatriots who do not are citizens of these baltic states, but the real policy of the proteid is manifested, and we understand how hard it is for them to live in these countries. we think it will be right. if for those who want to return to our motherland a. this could have been done through a simplified procedure for obtaining citizenship. that is why we introduced such an initiative to simplify the acquisition of citizenship by citizens, or not even by citizens. and for those living in estonia, latvia and lithuania , we believe that this timely is absolutely correct. yes, especially since it is very, humiliating, in my opinion, that's the name. citizens, of course, who were endowed with just the

russian-speaking population of the baltic countries, and sergey mikhailovich this is about social protection. here are a number of issues of the initiative, just your party in particular uh on the social protection of military personnel participating in the special operation in ukraine is an important issue. what exactly is your offer specifically? firstly, i am very glad that he, the president, issued a decree that the children of participants in a special military operation have benefits when admission to a higher educational institution is absolutely correct, but we propose to make a so-called loan amnesty for family members of participants in a special military operation in other words. forgive loans, whether it's a mortgage, whether it's a commodity loan, and we think it's absolutely correct moreover, or maybe they made changes to the veterans actions act, but i remind you, because there now. well, frankly, such ancient norms in

terms of social protection of war veterans . well, for example, free installation landlines in the apartment, but where now? why does who need a landline phone? yes, this is in connection. we propose that there really be benefits for obtaining housing, there should be benefits. eh, let's say in the current law. there is a benefit for housing utility bills. and we say, let's, maybe, in general, we will let veterans of hostilities in for free. electricity and gas. by the way, we don’t have this in the law, but i think, in fact, i would go further and so that veterans of the special military operation could eat for free refuel, uh, at gas stations, because there ’s something electric gas and gasoline. in this regard, we have enough to think about the current participants in the special military operation, but do not forget in general in all veterans of the actions, by the way, the first of july very soon. uh,

informally informally. they all have their own holiday. e day. e veterans action. we believe that it is necessary long ago in law to make this such a spontaneous tradition a truly state holiday, and i am talking about the need to radically revise the law, but on social protection. the actions and the proposal that we have already submitted are being considered by the state council sergei mikhailovich regarding just the priority of priority tasks, which, in particular, were discussed at the presidium of the state council the day before, i remind you that this meeting was dedicated to problems. e housing and communal services and how these problems, some of which, for example, emergency housing, you will agree very outdated. how to solve these problems? here, how would you comment on just those initiatives that were voiced the day before, and maybe , uh, would just comment on

what was not voiced. but i would draw your attention , uh, to the discussion that has returned and in which the president intervened very clearly between the prime minister in charge of construction and mr. khusnulin. e, and e the chairman of the central bank, mrs. biullina. i would also criticize nabiulli, but i will not stop here for my friend, but here she is absolutely the rights. what was the talk about. you know that the prince is the law, and according to the so-called ee cheats, that is, now people who buy apartments for themselves, and that they are called real estate investors. uh, this money doesn't go directly to the developer, who sometimes takes care of them . it’s later that the house is unfinished, but they count on these bloodshed. eh, and now the gentleman installed believes that let's give the builder the opportunity to take this money earlier before the official commissioning. well, as if it had already been built and

the official one had not been introduced, that is, the state commission had not accepted, a you can already have money. and i’ll dial, he said, there’s no need to stop, because this is again the path, uh, along which we have been walking for decades, when we remember these deceived equity holders, and in this regard he intervened. the president supported mobility here, that is correct, but here, speaking about housing and communal services, i am responding to your absolutely correct question. what wasn't there? listen, we have again traditionally raised tariffs for housing and communal services since july 1. i say stop and what a fright that we have in general is going on with us. uh, huge incomes now due to the fact that even though many have stopped buying oil and gas from us, world prices are such that we have almost one and a half trillion additional incomes in may june, and in general the same amount for about first quarter. and why are we people now, well, let's say peacetime was taken on july 1 once a

year on a level. inflation, and now inflation is real, thank you. god is significant. why do we need, uh, although they are going to raise tariffs. e, a slightly less amount, but still it is very tangible now for people who, frankly, they support the president. they support a special military operation. and now they are having a hard time. so let's celebrate. this is the traditional rise of the first july, that's what i would like to talk about, but unfortunately they didn't, but i say it and i think it was right because everyone pretends that well, once traditionally always. uh, tariffs are going up from july 1, and this year you need to do it then you don’t need to, because the situation is special and now you need to show people that the state our state takes care of them and does everything to ensure that our victory on the fronts for the russian world and for the future of all mankind comes soon, but let's not forget about our citizens and in this regard, speaking of housing

and communal services, this is not an increase. the tariff on july 1 would be absolutely correct fair e. state decision. yes, sergei mikhailovich here's another, of course. eh, everyone would remember now. here is the proposal of vladimir putin to return. uh to 7% mortgage subsidized mortgage. this is also, by the way, at the st. petersburg economic forum sounded, but i have a question uh me about it. that's understandable. this is very important. it will help the people themselves to get these long-awaited square meters, including those who build these square meters, of course. and i have a question about import substitution, of course, on the sidelines of the st. petersburg economic forum. in particular, a lot was said about this by representatives of almost all regions , who expressed what works, what does not work. ah, first of all, uh, of course. um, a question for you. how do you rate the pace. uh, import substitution? at what level is it now , er, indeed, i was, among other things, at the st. petersburg economic forum, or rather, on the

eve of the main culinary squat, this question was raised, and about the russian auto industry in particular. let's also remember what happened at the overload of the international forum. and most importantly, remember that when, after the crimean spring, serious sanctions were imposed against us in 2014, it became clear that the principle, as our liberals used to argue. we have a lot of money energy resources. we will always sell them. and behind this we will buy anything and the whole world at our service. it turned out that it wasn’t so, that we would be banned and banned from buying, sanctions were imposed against us and the import substitution mechanism was introduced after 2014, and for only 7 years i watched how the ministry regularly reported and the reports were so rosy so wonderful, because in

fact - in fact, they thought, well, nothing soon, anyway, the sanctions will mark and we will return to normal and we will buy everything anyway, we won’t return, we won’t buy. when a particularly military operation began and many things that should have been done , it turned out that they had not yet been completed or something was missing. here it turned out that, in fact, not everything is so rosy and that's it. okay. the only thing i want to say is that it was, uh, a special military operation that forced, in the good sense of the word, the government to work in a new way, when some decisions were made instead of being agreed upon within a year and a half . this is a concrete example of the behavior of concessional lending to strategic a of our industrial sectors were made by the government in 3 days. yes that is, they can when they want what is called uh, life forces uh, and today, when there really are key problems. uh, we have uh, uh sectors of the

economy, or a shortage of products. well, first of all, microelectronics, there are chips, and so on, and here it is necessary to calculate. first of all, for yourself. yes , of course, no one canceled and did the right thing, the government properly regulated the president said that no one would object to the so -called parallel imports, but i respected tv viewers in russia 24 once again let me remind you what parallel imports are. but this is when the supplier country, and some products, er, imposed sanctions on us, but it sells to other countries, and those other countries are not averse. uh, well, sometimes even quietly, and sometimes even officially resell it to us, this is called parallel imports and we use this and do it right for us, the main expediency and our, uh, economic uh, sovereignty, and in this regard, we do it, but uh , it’s still better to have your own, especially engineering thought. we have geniuses.