i am sure you will confirm that these interviews did not contain, yes, and could not contain anything that is now incriminated to us. uh, when we are accused of violating certain rules, uh, the youtube community , uh, the ambassador commented on the ups and downs of russian british relations, gave assessments of the prospects for restoring a common european indivisible security system, and commented on certain relevant international, and problems such as food, the pandemic crisis, and so later in these interviews. of course it wasn't included. eh, neither hate speech, not a call to violence. this, i repeat, is the routine work that deals with diplomatic missions everywhere. this is informational explanatory work, and therefore , er, in these conditions, of course, the fact of such er removal without discriminatory warning leads us to only one thought, that this is a politically motivated me which is aimed

at artificial restriction. u our work in the media space of the uk and the west and u, which u generally limits u, our audience i will also add that in addition to the interview. e ambassador er, videos that told about the hardships, er and cravings endured by the inhabitants of donbass and atrocities were also removed. e, militants of the ukrainian volunteer battalions, including the most famous of them the terrorist organization azov a, a video message from e, an outstanding yugoslav and serbian film director, was deleted. emir kusturica, that is, by and large , and we are dealing again with the manifestation of the very policy and culture of the abolition of the west when under various pretexts. uh, the western media space is being cleaned clean.

those views that do not fit into the procrustean bed of the western conceptual agenda are removed. uh, now with regard to our uh steps, we intend to uh, of course, appeal each of the 29 decisions. and we understand that the prospects, and such proceedings are, to put it mildly, vague, taking into account the political order. e of these cases, and of course we demand from the administration. youtube to return these videos and, well, in a good way, apologize to the embassy for the e, caused to us inconvenience. well, yes, as they say. these people tell us about freedom of speech. and on the eve of alexander evgenievich, news came that, personally, surprised and discouraged me very much. uh, after the day before. uh, the russian ministry of defense was forced to respond to the appearance of a british rc-135 reconnaissance aircraft near the state borders with the russian federation. ah, and i had to teach him there in the opposite

direction, the next day it came. mm. there was a request that a british reconnaissance aircraft flew over the territory of the e russian federation maybe a few years ago. it would be somehow there, i don't know how to discuss normally. she is after the statement made there by the british minister of defense about the possibility, and a nuclear strike on the territory of the russian federation, of the same thing that former prime minister boris johnson said, and in general, after the british side supplies lethal weapons. well, ukraine. here's how you can regard this, uh, british humor. or is there something mixed up somehow. i think, first of all, e is not enough. what to add er to the exhaustive statement of the ministry of defense of russia unfortunately, we, er, are not the first and i am afraid not the last time. uh, facing such risky raf activities in our immediate frontier. and as you know, both

the air force and the navy of her majesty. e is quite comfortable with the fact that, in coordination with the allies, to conduct the so -called operations for freedom of navigation a and b in certain regions of the sea area and in the air space, and in the border areas of those countries that the collective west has declared strategic rivals and strategic competitors. this is primarily russia and china, uh, another thing, i will add that the intensity of such maneuvers is very dangerous. uh, it increased not after the start of our special operation, but long before it, as nato developed e in the eastern flank and e, the advancement of the nazi infrastructure to the east, but another thing is that, as you rightly noted, now we are talking about a gross violation of e international right, a crossing by a british reconnaissance aircraft. the state border of russia and

the british, indeed, although formally. uh, deny crossing the border. but as you correctly noted, the direction of this application of the flight plan for the passage of the next reconnaissance and again on the territory of the russian federation indicates that, in general, the game is going on openly, but it’s hard to believe that the british do not realize where exactly passes the state border of russia in the area, the barents sea. they are this area. they know well studied it back in the days of the arctic convoys. or even earlier, if you delve into antiquity during the e travels of english sailors in the 16th century, even under ivan the terrible, therefore, everything here speaks in favor of what happened, e, a deliberate conscious provocation, and in order to try to open our defense system, and uh, feel at the same time. as if the limits of our patience in

relation to something similar happening, of course, we already experienced last year in june. uh, when through the territorial waters of russia in the crimea region uh, tried to get through. uh, british destroyer defenders. uh, that's why, we uh, here uh, we urge our british colleagues not to go, and therefore not to create a very risky path, and in the arctic region, which is declared an area of ​​peace and cooperation, an artificial hotbed of tension out of the blue. yes, especially since the ministry of defense said, uh, quite openly about the fact that the responsibility would lie with the british side. if e, respectively, there will be another attempt made, just a violation airspace. and one more question from alexander evgenievich regarding gas. there were several reports that were also rather strange from an economic point of view, all the more so. why

, for example, gas supplies from australia were previously considered economically reasonable due to the fact that it is far expensive? well, why? uh, in fact, this is exactly what is happening now, plus everything e britain will reopen one of the gas storage facilities. and w- what is said in this connection in the country. what they say in the country, but let's start with the fact that it's pretty here paradoxical situation we are seeing it in the climactic literal sense on one side of the uk, uh, literally boiling with heat, here, uh, declared the hottest hottest summer since 1935. uh, in some areas, a drought regime is declared, a restriction on water use is introduced. including the irrigation of household plots on the other hand, if you read the newspaper headlines, you get the impression that the british care, in fact, only one topic. this is the upcoming heating season. and this is no

coincidence, because uh constantly uh, literally, how gloomy forecasts are pouring out of a cornucopia regarding the prospects for a sharp rise in electricity prices for british households, if in 2021 the average british family, and krasila on electricity is about somewhere around £ 1,000 a year, then this figure has recently risen to three with more than a thousand pounds, but in the latest comments on this subject, they already predict , uh, five thousand pounds with a tail, that is, according to our concepts, it is approximately more than 400,000 rubles. for every family. uh, only heating costs in year, and england, of course, is not a poor country, but most of the significant uh, the british will find it extremely difficult to raise such amounts. there are already

quite sad reports that every sixth briton is forced to limit himself in food, and millions refuse to buy, just to support the family budget, and of course you are right. one of those reasons that they try not to mention, but still in the rings on the pro , is that the british themselves, in many ways, like other westerners, fell victims of their own sanctions zeal. uh, they did, uh, illegal unilateral restrictions against russia affect mistakes. e in terms of energy errors forced a forced transition to green energy, and as a result. now, if we talk about energy resources about the electric power industry, then the british realized that in the coming winter. they will not be able to rely, as usual, on their continental neighbors in terms of the flow of excess electricity from the continent here. they simply

won't happen precisely because it has been announced in the european union, as you know. uh crusade against russian energy resources and the envisaged targets for their withdrawal from use, therefore, of course, the situation is very difficult e coming. various social problems and, uh, questions are addressed primarily to the conservative party ruling since 2010. where now, uh, as you know, comes with the foam of power. yes, and uh, if the choice, uh, in the economy goes, uh, in the direction of hauling gas tens of thousands of kilometers, which, i remind you again, was called economically inexpedient quite recently, then this says a lot, really alexander evgenievich we thank you for being with us on the air, uh, alexander gusar temporary, charge d'affaires of russia in the uk was in touch with us on well now

let's talk about nuclear energy applicable to the situation that has developed around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant , which is fired on, including from artillery, and including with the use of american howitzers m. 777 m, is very dangerous. a situation to which, uh, the russian side, of course, draws attention and calls on the uh westerners. well, say, all the same, partners, pay also very serious attention. oh what's going on. uh, that's right there, uh. hmm, and that's as far as it's taking place here at the moment. here's the common sense in the reaction from uh western uh, well, not only countries, but also organizations hmm let's ask. let us send him to russia's permanent representative to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and russia's ambassador to the netherlands alexander shulgin alexander vasilievich greetings. greetings. good afternoon. and good afternoon. here is the russian side

drew already repeatedly, what is necessary. uh, of course, all international organizations should carefully pay attention to what is happening around, uh, the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. now, does this happen in uh, the lake in the prison organization? wells due to the specifics of azho, this organization is called upon to monitor the implementation of the convention on the prohibition of chemical weapons plot, and the state of affairs at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in gagin is considered this issue, and is considered elsewhere in new york. you know there was a special meeting security council he is, but, especially the genius on the site are rich, of course, the plot e in relation to what is happening around. uh, zaporozhye npp

is present in the dutch media space. as you know, holland is unfortunately unfriendly towards russia, and the states of the local media, uh, are guided by the official setting. e gaga, therefore, the coverage of the event, er, in ukraine, including what is happening. now, on the site at the site with the zaporizhzhya npp, it is carried out exclusively in the anti-russian e-key, and unfortunately, it is not visible. bye. e signs of understanding the situation. awareness of danger, running into danger because of such maternal. i would say a man of hateful plans. kyiv regime. no understanding of what, well, needs to be prevented. uh, disastrous developments and prevent a

nuclear winter in europe. as for e- waste, here we are solving other equally pressing issues, namely, we are trying to prevent the implementation of chemical provocations by ukrainian nationalists. we do our best to to prevent such a development of the event. the trouble is that the western patrons of the kiev regime turn a blind eye to the pranks of their kiev wards, and sometimes directly encourage them to carry out thoughtless actions of provocations. we know that there have already been two cases with the use of, uh, poisonous chemicals, however, we remain high-profile and will do everything possible to prevent an undesirable development of events with chemical weapons in ukraine and, even more so, right now . uh,

in my opinion, as a result of the last shelling, there was uh, just uh, a dangerous substance from one of the enterprises. even now they were checking there, 10. because during the shelling of a brewery in donetsk by ukrainian radicals, they got into a container. uh, refrigerant ammonia released. uh, there's a threat of uh chemical contamination. and all this is a clear violation of the chemical weapons convention. yes , exceeding the mpc by 400 times. today, our correspondent was talking just instead of the event, and hmm alexander vasilyevich, we are now, uh, our colleague from great britain also talked about the situation with energy resources. uh, in holland, uh, how are things going with prices now, of course for electricity for, uh, what's going on with

gas prices. naturally, for food, because now such a question is not an idle one for an ordinary european, let's say. on august 17, on the dutch trading floor, the price of gas reached a record high of 2.400 euros per 1.000 m³. everything. this is directly related to the refusal of the dutch authorities to buy russian gas, paying by russian the dutch authorities are trying to make a good mine with rubles, in case of a bad game they assure the population that they are taking measures in order to compensate for all the difficulties that arise ; . but for the time

being, uh, this task uh, hmm, has not been solved and there is a certain panic. we are fixing the demand here from holland for wood-burning stoves, the situation is actually strange. there is no holland here, no forests or the collection of firewood is prohibited, which means that firewood will be imported for heating. uh, launch. uh, coal-fired stations contrary to their own, but the plan of the so -called green transition. in general, the situation is extremely complicated. here e. hmm foresees that things are complicated. it's still difficult ahead. why, uh , it’s not at all surprising after that that it took place in amsterdam in particular. here is a demonstration in support of cooperation with russia of course. this is all in defiance of the mainstream, which says exactly the opposite, but quite symptomatic, moreover, as you said, a country with a clear anti-russian bias now, and hmm, in connection with this, here is a

question about visas. e. hmm, the dutch embassy suspended the issuance of visas to russians, but how does this situation affect relations now? how will it be, will there be some kind of response ? even at the height of the crisis associated with the new coronavirus infection, the dutch limited the extradition from russians not only to russians, but also to other countries. it's about the humanitarian. e occasion e getting involved, well at the funeral relatives to visit loved ones, uh, who ended up in the hospital as a separate businessman , they were issued as a separate representative. e culture, but it was all dosed. it is

difficult to say how events will develop now, and the dutch are falling for some problems related to the technical issues of issuing visas. i would like to add one more topic to this. you know, uh, with the filing of uh, the baltic countries are now talking about the need to say. uh, the introduction of a ban on the issuance of schengen visas to russians. the official dutch authorities did not comments, but local experts. eh, internationals are right. which warn that if this happens it will be a disaster, because it will discredit. uh, the european union itself, that would be a violation. e, professed, er, by the european union, the principle of equality of all before the law will violate many other legal norms. i understand that the issue will be discussed, but soon at a

high level in the european union. let's wait and see. but so far , as far as holland can be judged, there has been a restrained reaction to this matter. yes, especially, of course, many european laws that position themselves as liberal because of human rights. they become so optional and very nominal hmm alexander vasilievich thank you for being with us on the air alexander shulgin went? russia in the netherlands and russia's permanent representative to the oxa was in direct contact with us. thank you for your attention. it is always interesting how it all begins now you will see everything.

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