and now let's get back to summarizing the results of the caspian summit right now on our channel recording of the press conference of vladimir putin i am batyr muradov dear vladimir vladimirovich, a certain time has passed since the day of your bedside visit to turkmenistan today you came to our country to participate in the work of the sixth caspian summit and today did you meet with the deep president of turkmenistan and the chairman of the hubbastakada, mi genge, that of turkmenistan is a burlana, zeromalikovich, who will turn 65 today

years. you congratulated a former colleague on his anniversary. in this regard, i would like to find out what value you are selling in your current visit to turkmenistan and what are the prospects for further partnership with the caspian states in your opinion? e, following the results of the sixth caspian summit, which is held today, the highest base, thank you, well, i have already said and i want to repeat it again, i want to congratulate. e, turkmenistan e people of torkmenistan. with a choice with such a good one. uh, the new president is a young man, energetic, uh, with a brilliant education and experience already in government activities. we have good relations, good ones , he did not take the baton from his predecessor from his father. and we had a very useful good conversation. during his visit to moscow, we outlined a plan of concrete actions for the

development of bilateral relations and began to put it into practice, as regards the former. head vyrubaleikulevich, we have developed very good friendly relations with him, and thanks to his efforts, a basis has been created to a large extent for the development of russian turkmen relations and cooperation continues, moreover, along the line. uh, our energy companies and the humanitarian field in education hmm in a in transport. this is very important logistics in the modern world is one of the most important components of economic success and i must say that here we are after the official part. uh, we were invited to an informal dinner. we had the opportunity to congratulate him on his birthday, of course, on his anniversary. but e percent, probably, still devoted 90 of the time. eh, informal conversations so on the free mode about the development of e-cooperation in

region of the caspian sea. well, as a matter of fact, almost everyone heard on the but uh, there were a lot of proposal ideas that arose. now i will not anticipate all this, because all this should be reflected in the relevant multilateral and bilateral documents, but , of course, we were talking about hmm uh, oddly enough, not only about energy and logistics, but also industrial cooperation, and in in such directions that undoubtedly represent common interests for all countries, bearing in mind, uh, the main directions of our economic activities. we agreed that we will choose these priority areas and distribute among ourselves hmm competence and in accordance with these competences. e, by taking steps to build such broad cooperation in the main areas, primarily in the high -tech industry. in my opinion. this is very

important for the future and it is advisable to pay more attention to it. well, in our traditional directions. u, too, in the energy sector, in some other areas, too. there are specific specific arrangements, including the continuation of some of our contracts, the leadership of gazprom will soon come to turkmenistan. so we are very grateful to the leadership of turkmenistan for organizing this event after such a long so-called cow vacation. we succeeded, finally. e in full format mode to work with each other. this turned out to be very helpful. so thank you very much. went under the sign. how is it more painful to punish russia and jokes about yours. sorry naked torso. there, all the prime ministers of canada distinguished themselves let's take off our jackets, we will be cooler than putin. you accidentally

did not discuss something like this at the caspian summit. and boris johnson also said that if the president of russia were women, then there would be no war, how does this apply in general. i guess i don't know how they wanted to strip to the waist or below the waist, but i think it would have been a disgusting sight either way. well, if you remember pushkin, i can make a mistake there in the words in detail, but, in my opinion, he said that you can be an efficient person and think about beauty, so i’m definitely with this i agree that everything in a person should be harmoniously developed, both soul and body, but in order for everything to be so harmonious. uh, you need to give up alcohol abuse from other bad habits. uh, go in for physical culture and sports, and to all the colleagues that you said i know, personally, we are not not not not the best period of our relationship. this is understandable, but nevertheless, they are

all people. uh, they are the leaders. so there is a character. and if they want, they, uh, need to succeed, of course , but you need to work on yourself. but the fact that they talk about it. it is also well praised for it. now for the second part. and johnson, then, well, i'm not going to talk now. if uh, whatever it was, i just want to in this regard. recall the events of recent history. when margaret thatcher decided to start hostilities opposite argentina for the flatland islands, a woman decided to start hostilities, where are these islands and where is britain, uh, so, uh, and this is dictated by nothing more than imperial ambitions to confirm her persian status, therefore, i think that in any case from

the current prime minister of great britain it is not very e not very uh, the correct reference to uh. on what is happening today, the nato foreign ministry started and started somehow immediately very militantly, that is, for a start, russia was declared a direct threat to the security of the alliance, while stoltenberg. he admitted that the alliance had been preparing for a confrontation with our country since 2014. there is one more statement. e prime minister of belgium that ukraine should approximately win at the same time by all means on a on the battlefield and this has already been agreed upon, allegedly with the authorities of ukraine you could evaluate all these statements. and how should we treat them now, we should treat this as, uh, hmm, as a fact that since the fourteenth year they have been preparing for some kind of active actions against us. for us, it is not exactly news. uh, that explains our determined actions to protect

our own interests. they e for a long time they needed some kind of external enemy such, around, which could be e around a threat that one could unite allies around oneself. i say, first of all, about the state. well, iran was not very suitable for this role. we are better suited to russia. we gave them such a chance to unite all the allies around us at a new historical turn. well, there is nothing new for us. uh, this once again confirms what we have been talking about all the time, namely that the nato bloc is a rudiment, the past era of the cold war era, we are always on this one, that they answered that nato has changed, what is it now most likely political union but everyone was looking for a reason and an opportunity. uh, give it a new impetus, exactly. eh, just like military organizations. well, please, they do it. there is nothing new for us

here. a victory of ukraine yes, we know about it. uh, ukraine led them with us. worse, better , at some point, they agreed on something, then they from their agreements. excuse my tone, we moved away, but uh, but a call uh, a call to ukraine uh, continue fighting and a call to refrain from further negotiations. it's uh only confirms our assumptions that hmm uh, ukraine is not the goal, uh, and the good of the ukrainian people. this is not the goal. e united west and nato and this is a means to protect their own interests, that is, the hands of the ukrainians and the hands of the ukrainian people. uh, hmm, nato and the leading nato countries just want to assert themselves

further assert their role in the world. e. s e to confirm e not leadership, but e his hemonicism in the truest sense of the word, his own imperial ambitions. that's all. e, and. that's what's always they spoke, uh, about their exclusivity, uh, they spoke and introduced them into the consciousness of the world community. eh, the thesis and slogan about who is not with us here against us is all a manifestation of the same same and the same policy, there is nothing new for us here. and vladimir vladimirovich turkey, uh, renounced some of its beliefs about the entry of sweden and finland and somehow this decision will affect the relationship between russia and turkey and and what will russia do now, all the more, taking into account the latter statements, which, among other things, were voiced by stoltenberg, and they say that your goal, but about

e. nato were away from russia now , on the contrary, as it were, led to the fact that nato forces will be closer to russia, i know, these are theses. this is a false thesis that has nothing to do with reality. uh, our position has always been and is what i have already said, uh, about this in the course of our conversation today. e that nato is a vestige of the cold war, and it is needed only as a tool of the foreign policy of the united states in order to keep e in obedience their satellites. nothing else here. no. we gave them that opportunity. i understand this, they use these arguments efficiently and energetically enough to drag their so-called allies around them. uh, so it's on one side on the other side. as for sweden and finland, we do not have such problems with sweden and finland, which, unfortunately,

we do not have with ukraine, neither territorial issues nor disputes. we don't have anything to worry about in terms of membership. uh, finland or about sweden in nato well, they want, please, only they must clearly and clearly imagine that there were no threats before. for them now , uh, in the case of deploying, there, uh, military contingents and infrastructure. we will be forced to respond in a mirror manner and create the same threats to the territory. where is the threat coming from? us. this is the obvious thing. do they not understand this? everything was fine with us. but uh, now there will be some tension, obviously, definitely, so it’s impossible to repeat without it. if it will be created by us threats, but the thesis that, well, we, uh, fought against nato expansion at the expense of ukraine, and now we got it by accepting sweden and finland

, it uh does not have any serious grounds, because uh for us membership, uh, of finland and sweden in nato is not at all the same as ukraine's membership in it is a completely different thing. they understand this very well. they just throw a thesis into public opinion. uh, this, uh, to show yeah, russia didn't want to, and now it's doubly so. no it's a completely different thing and we are aware of this, and they understand it, but in order to, e, here, replace these concepts , e, to show that e russia is not achieving the result we need. eh, it's on us that we are deceived, they do not lead. well, i want e sweden and let them join. we have such rude anecdotes, because blin entered today, which means that it’s their business to go to you in one place in another. let them go wherever they want and enter ukraine is completely different. so from ukraine they began to make anti-russia

a springboard in order to try somehow rock russia itself, uh, they began to fight russian culture with russian with the russian language. uh began to persecute people, uh, who feel like part of the russian world nothing like finland sweden no it's a completely different situation. well, at least they do, please, uh. well , give me, please, a song about the heroes of the special operation and ilya reznik has already composed poems, and just the other day i returned from lugansk and took the initiative of the head of the lugansk people's republic and to make a film pasechnik i am nikolaevich and he even had an idea vladimir mashkov suggested, uh, and he caught fire, but we remember how what role, uh, art soviet

art played during the great patriotic war, how do you feel about these ideas and proposals. this is a good idea. you understand, after all , the guys who carry out combat missions there are fighting to put their lives in danger. uh, some people die, in general, they sacrifice themselves to achieve the goals for which they perform tasks there as part of this military operation. they protect the people who live in the donbass, they protect the interests of russia ensuring the security of our country. well, we don't understand anything, do we ? i have already spoken about this many times, they will create such an anti-russian springboard for our guarantee. we will always live. e, under this threat, according to the data, there is nothing and therefore the guys perform the most important task for e from the point of view of ensuring the security of russia itself, and of course, they deserve to be, e, because the country knows the country about them. uh, and not only do i

support, these are ideas. this is my first time hear. i think that a song should be composed and poetry written, uh, and monuments should be erected to them. they are heroes, they say. tell me the goals of the special operation have changed from this is the beginning and what is the goal now and do you understand for yourself, well, uh for us, when will it end. well , of course, nothing has changed. i said in the early morning of 20 e the fourth of february. well, i said this directly publicly to the whole country to the whole world. but i have nothing to add to this and nothing has changed. and then almost there after a few did not say what tactics could be different tactics proposed by the ministry of defense. genna where to look. where to run her? what objects e to hit there? what to do during this time? uh, when, and so several groups were found there, uh, in the center of ukraine, what should

have been done in the donbass during this time, uh, there, uh, the regime, kievsky had been preparing for this for a long time, uh 2014, so some kind of distracting actions there uh , were produced. of course, i am the supreme head, the commander still did not graduate from the general staff academy. i trust those people who are professionals. they act as they see fit to achieve the ultimate goal, and the ultimate goal. we designated this liberation from the donbass from the protection of these people and the creation of conditions that guaranteed the security of russia itself, that's all. and uh, the work is going smoothly rhythmically. well, as you can see, the troops are moving and reaching those lines, uh, that are set as a task at a certain stage of this combat work. everything is going according to plan. so, uh, well, there's no need to talk about timing. i never talk about it because this is life, uh, this is real

things to fit some deadlines. this is wrong, because i have already spoken about this, this is related to the intensity of hostilities, and the intensity is directly related to possible losses. and we must first of all think about how to save the lives of our guys, there can be a terrorist attack not about a terrorist attack about an explosion in a shopping center in ukraine in kremenchug, there are different versions. yes? no, there is no terrorist attack, no explosion. i've been here , i just don't know, but i know that he has a lot once it was said they showed it. the same drones can be seen when they place e. uh, weapons strikes, this is the most rszo complexes, uh, artillery, heavy equipment, in general, residential areas are still somewhere, but uh, no one just shoots and hits us in the fields, as a rule. this is done and is done according to the results of explored targets.