with, uh, one of the main theses of his, so to speak , program of this destruction of monuments to russian soldiers who liberated europe and estonia during the second world war, and the second point, so to speak, as far as we can judge this ah. but just uh installation of a new iron curtain, and a ban for russian citizens, and all travel uh across europe a few days ago, he already came up with the initiative to stop issuing the schengen crisis to russians. ah, but uh, while this idea did not cause, ah, the european structures of special enthusiasm. and just yesterday, the day before yesterday, the gentleman above also with a local court initiative, which is that estonia will

no longer issue, but the so-called study visas for russian students, as well as stop issuing short-term work visas for those russians who enter epochs from third countries. well, what can i say about this. and we don’t have so many students studying now, but in estonia there are a little more than 400 of them, and training is conducted mainly in english and the main specialties are the patronage of the humanities and information technology, and as we understand, you understand the students who study, they will continue their education or will be, uh. hopefully, in any case, it will be possible for her to complete, and

the course of study for the uh act. this is the decision of the estonian authorities. first of all, it affects those who would like to come to history in order to study here, in principle, nothing special, well, it does not contribute, because there are still leading estonian students in march. i think a little estonian politicians overestimate themselves and their education system. ah, because if we say that, look at the world rankings. say that education, then estonian universities do not occupy a leading position there. that is, if the russians

were expelled from there for political reasons, estonian merits. and therefore, it cannot be said that studying in estonia is so very popular with our uh applicants and uh students. but, although, of course, it will certainly affect some personal interests, because to get education according to european standards in english. it probably makes sense with such a method, but in all these specialties you can get an education in other universities. and, and, including in russia, so i don’t see here, but any particular damage to the russian federation from this decision, but nevertheless, of course, it’s clear that this is a cowardly policy. yes, and she, apparently dominates dominates in estonia please tell me if there is any pressure on the russian on the russian embassy, ​​maybe there are some examples somehow appear. yes,

of course, we are well, and what has not been announced here in the frontal states, respectively, we are working in the frontal zone. although of course this sounds a little strange, but there is a feeling that estonian politicians are beginning to understand this almost literally for some and, uh, the embassy is definitely working under a lot of pressure. anti-russian magistrates are regularly organized, and quite so aggressive, and this is by the embassy. well, they literally made a garbage dump with various posters that we should like, how to condemn. ah, attempts are being made to damage our vehicles. moreover, several cars, so to speak, are scratched, and hooligans, of course. not found, video cameras were looking somewhere else, and our estonian

colleagues are trying to find a place. restrict the financial activities of poland. there are many things to list here. the only thing that hasn't arrived yet. it is weak to god that this is up to power actions, and i hope that this will not happen after all, although here is the situation that is artificially heating up. by the authorities, is it possible expect anything. thanks a lot. thank you. thank you very much vladimir georgievich uh, vladimir lipaev, he was now in touch with the fifth studio, the extremely and plenipotentiary ambassador of russia to the republic of estonia, we continue the international theme, a number of high-profile statements were made by the japanese side in connection with the upcoming russian exercises vostok 2022 and we are literally just that they recorded an interview with mikhail galuzin extremely and the plenipotentiary ambassador of russia to japan was in touch with the fifth studio. let's get a look. so michael

yuryevich, here the government of japan sent a submission to russia calling for the exclusion of the region of the southern islands of the kuril ridge from the zone of planned military exercises, said this. deputy general secretary cabinet of japan and gihika and sazaki. let me remind you that we are talking about a strategic doctrine. vostok 2022 will be held from august 30 to september 5. eh, how can one comment on this statement from the japanese side. similar dimash from the japanese side they represent something new for us they are being undertaken. uh regularly, as soon as we exercise within our sovereignty. e over the southern kuriles, certain actions in the defense of the economic or some other sphere. eh, similar. uh, dimash are groundless, first of all, and meaningless. e are groundless, because the south

kuril islands legally passed to the soviet union and russia following the results of the second world war. uh, in accordance with the agreements between the allied powers , russia's sovereignty over these territories. eh, undeniable and that's in the light of these circumstances. uh, similar hmm appeals. let's just say the japanese side to us, they uh, first of all, make no sense, besides, uh, they are completely baseless because. e, so to speak, they are trying to e on the basis of e, the well-known japanese position on the issue of belonging to the southern figure skater islands of positions that will not come for us. and uh has no legal basis with it. uh, in addition, similar, dimash, senseless,

since they are not able to stop or somehow even influence our plans in the field of defense construction on the far eastern borders of our countries, including uh, in the region of the southern kuril islands. hmm, our uh, actions to strengthen the defense capability in this direction. e, connected, by the way, not least, just with the actions of the main ally and japan in the united states of america, which have a powerful military group here, on the japanese archipelago, uh, which, uh, are located in this area e not so far from our e-guns. uh, they regularly conduct large-scale military exercises. we have with the participation of our allies, including, including japan. so we have every reason. uh, think about the need to

strengthen the potential in the area of ​​the kuril islands and in general in the far east direction , respectively, uh, this and uh, is being done, including through holding, a such events as strategic teams large-scale exercises vostok 22 e 2022. e of course er, the appeal of the japanese side. dimash of the japanese side. e, was rejected by us as groundless and pointless. in continuation of this topic, another quote. i will bring you the general secretary of the japanese admin. yes he expressed general concern about the activation of the russian military in the area of ​​japan against the backdrop of the military conflict in ukraine, please tell me, here is mikhailovich in your opinion, how independent, if i may say so, are such statements. uh, or is there an influence

of washington here? if yes, then how strong and maybe it says something, the japanese press somehow discusses this topic from the second part of your question, then the japanese press says about the same thing as uh say government circles. here, in that including, uh, it was the deputy secretary general's statement you mentioned. the cabinet of ministers has no grounds for, uh, concern on the japanese side. because our military exercises are not directed against anyone. uh, a third country is a working off. uh our uh military capabilities. e in conditions when just we have a much greater basis. er worry than any other in the area, because i repeat again, the united states of america, who are conducting an open

hostile. but in general, essentially hostile policy towards our country. uh, they have very, very serious military contingents here in japan and other adjacent states, uh, which, in the light of the very hostile policy that i mentioned, uh, represent for us. eh, at least the most serious challenge. e in the field of security. uh, so the talk that japan is concerned about our military activities, they have no basis, because. in fact, tension. the military-political in the region is generated primarily by the united states of america and their allies, including japan e, who e spend here e. constantly large-scale military exercises and in addition, which, as we know, are conducting an openly

unfriendly policy towards russia as a whole, as for the question of e, it means that japan's participation in all these efforts there, but quite active. uh, japan has joined, uh, in almost all of the sanctions steps. the so-called seven, respectively. uh. here, uh, we are dealing with such a policy of our far eastern, uh, neighbor today. eh, if we talk about those, here remarks e of japanese e, officials about some concern about our actions of linking to a special military operation in ukraine e, then such an artificial absolutely linking e is intended to further, uh, so to

speak, inflate that anti-russian campaign in japan, uh, which, at the suggestion of the official circles of this country, was also launched by the media in order to tell us the goals and objectives of our special military operation in ukraine to inflict political damage on us. and uh, force us to change our policy towards ukraine, which again, uh, is absolutely short-sighted and , uh, senseless move. michael here. what news would you like to discuss with you the ban on japanese imports of gold from russia, it will come into force on the first of august, this is reported by the ministry of finance of this country. that is, gold cannot be imported. and please tell me, how much did they carry, here is how the japanese side explains these sanctions in general and

how they can affect the economic interaction between moscow and tokyo on the economic, maybe on banks in the banking sector, if there is still activity there at all? as for such a step as a ban on the import of russian gold, from august 1, as it was rightly said, those announced even earlier on july 5 come into force. uh, the corresponding decision of the japanese government. it's part of the hmm ah, so to speak, uh steps taken by the japanese side in coordination uh with other uh american allies, a to put economic pressure on russia to inflict uh economic damage on us. uh, among such steps, besides, here is the ban on gold imports. we uh see the freezing of assets of the central bank of russia in the amount of

about 33 billion us dollars and we see uh the removal of russia's status as the most favorable moment. favor my nations in trade. we see a ban on the export to russia of more than 300 commodity items, including high-tech products, machine tools, cars, and so on. now to this uh, so the so-called sanctions list. uh, they add a ban on impro gold, which , uh, how much. e. here i know japan e, and before, i didn't bother much. e from russia so uh can be in terms of a purely economic given step uh, and uh, it doesn't really matter. he is rather demonstrative. ah, a political move. e, means demonstrating the so

-called solidarity of japan e with a common western registration line in relation to russia e lines carried out on the basis of incorrect distorted biased interpretations e of the goals and objectives of our special military operation in ukraine but once again i repeat all these e, sanctions exercises , in in which the western sanctions exercises, in which japan oni e participates, are not the last to cause damage. eh, to herself we see here a serious rise in energy prices. and we see a serious rise in food prices here. uh, we see, uh, a serious blow to, uh, japanese citizens in terms of their incomes in their family budgets, and that's it. this is being done for the sake of the so-called common western

solidarity, there will be a dead-end policy that will lead to relations. washington and e, which unfortunately almost entirely follows in japan thank you very much mikhail yuryevich thank you for the answers mikhail galuzin, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of russia to japan was in touch with us and discussed the relationship between moscow and tokyo it was the fifth studio see you. inflation in the eurozone has updated the record, and in the united states, for the second quarter in a row, gdp has been declining, experts started talking about the beginning of a large-scale recession, and studied in detail the situation in maria kudryavtseva maria greetings well, in europe judging by the data of the eurostat rosstat, everything seems to be

fine. gdp grew even more than expected, that is, the risks are not so big good afternoon alexandra growth. indeed, there is. however, the european commission already notes that it remains seriously uncertain that it is difficult to predict the dynamics against the backdrop of such inflation and rate hikes that have not been touched for as long as 11 years. the beginning of a large-scale recession in the american economy is already called the situation in the states in the eurozone. trying to find a balance between inflation and recession, but judging by the eurostat data. while not everyone manages to find a foothold in the united states, gdp has been declining for the second quarter in a row, this time a decrease of almost a percentage point, the regional federal reserve banks of the country at the beginning of the month warned of serious problems for the american economy, director general of the russian direct investment fund kirill dmitriev recalled that 2 july rfpi. one of the first to talk about the beginning of a large-scale recession in the united states, such a statement was made on the basis of

forecasts of the reserve bank of atlanta well, now even the imf noted that the us has little chance of avoiding a recession. the outlook was revised down for the worse under the influence of three key factors. the first is inflation. it reduces purchasing power and leads to further tightening of policy by central banks around the world, the second is the economic situation in china and the third is the impact of gas prices in the eurozone, not only the us economy is deteriorating, but also indicators in countries. european sank is breaking global supply chains, while inflation is growing in parallel in june, the united states exceeded nine percent. everything. this has already led to a 50-year record drop in the stock market in the united states and the fastest outflow of money from all asset classes since the 2008 financial crisis

in the eurozone. annual inflation broke another record in july - almost 9% moreover, analysts expected that it would remain at the level of june to fight inflation in the european central bank. they are trying to increase key rates immediately by half a percentage point, the indicator has not changed for 11 years, eurozone gdp grew by 4%, although earlier predicted more modest numbers in quarterly terms, growth of 0.7%, however, if you look at the dynamics of the gdp of some eurozone countries. we see that, for example, latvia and lithuania are already recording a decline, according to experts, an increase in the key rates of the central bank will inevitably lead to a further slowdown in gdp growth . e balance, that is, in europe there was also an increase

the percentage of monetary tightening creating again such, but the financial conditions in order to reduce simply, thus, uh, bring down high inflation. it, of course, leads to a slowdown in the economy, that is, another tool, until the central bank wandered even according to optimistic forecasts, the european commission in 2022, the gdp of the eurozone countries may grow by less than 3%, and in 2023 it will be only one and a half percent, according to analysts, economic indicators are seriously affected by sanctions restrictions against russia related to including energy prices and affordability. for europe, the main training , of course, is the rise in energy prices plus a decrease in their availability, that is, this strong sanctions pressure on russia, which was observed, just led to the fact that this was

provoked by the economic recession throughout the eurozone. i think that there will be anti leaders, of course, developed countries that were very seriously tied to gaz yes, in particular. the same germany can be. uh, some other countries, like italy, yes, but those are the plus points. naturally, those countries that we at the same time lived on trade in transit the european commissioner for economics, paolo gentilone, has already noted the economy, the eurozone exceeded expectations in the second quarter, however , high uncertainty remains, including for the forecast for the coming trimesters in washington judging by official statements . while the real extent of the risks to the economy is denied so the treasury secretary, janet yelen, has previously acknowledged the country's economic growth is slowing, but signs of a recession, in her opinion. no, tem investors continue to sell shares over time.

residents of donbass must first of all be provided with good housing and this is necessary for the onset of cold weather. vladimir putin said this today. he also instructed to build a medical center in mariupol and a perinatal center in donetsk. the president spoke about this with the deputy prime minister today. marat khusnullin. they discussed. what kind of assistance is now going to the donbass, as well as how best to restore cities and enterprises in the territories liberated from the nationalists.