he said a lot, including that the words homeland people country for the murdered daria were, in general, probably the most important and she proved with her life and, alas, with her tragic death, from your point of view, the mission that alexander gelevich spoke today. including mrs. pay us in a sense a mission. we are supposed to be reassembled to force us to be more vigilant , more sensitive and more attentive, to what extent this mission is feasible today. in fact , here is the death of such dasha dugin, who embodied in itself and all of modernity and at the same time everything that is valuable that is sung in russian fairy tales of great russian literature, for it preserved both the purity of the beauty of natasha rostova and the firmness of turgenev 's girls. she read plato and wrote about him. she

knows schillers. laber. it's a great alternative to that western version of progress where crowds of young people go around not knowing, not reading anything and yet, uh, preaching such presumptuous mediocrity. you know, that's dashenka, uh, i knew her personally. this is the embodiment of that alternative generation of russian history, and i would say european history, which was very dangerous for the ideolo. in postmodernism, e, for which the main thing is all the mixing of good evil beauty ugliness sin virtue that is why she was dangerous, and therefore for us her death - this is not just an accidental death in battle, let's say a soldier. uh, although this tragedy is nowhere and he will lend for our motherland, this is what i would say hmm this is such a sacrifice that the

lord, uh, took in order to show us what is really at stake here in this universal battle it is even bold to say that archangel michael is satan, because it is we russia who must now realize that this is the great task, which in this special military operation is the salvation from the life of the russian world and russian people from ukraine itself, which into some abyss is the madness of the underworld. e. it was a mission to give the world a healthy alternative, where there is everything that is an attribute of modernity, because dashenka owned a computer and was a blogger and drove a car as a political scientist , she could discuss in languages ​​​​with her opponents and at the same time preserve traditional values, that is, the continuity of russian life in

russian history and the continuity of christian values ​​in general. this is the great task of our day. and for us russians of world history. we must ourselves remain phenomena of the world history of culture and give this alternative, first of all to the world that was once christian and is now struggling. simply, in the convulsions of some kind of moral disintegration, one cannot first of all have the history and future of the immoral goal of positing. and now dashenka, she embodied precisely the young new generation. here we are the outgoing conservatives. we are probably not so dangerous, because in europe there are still such people; we have many friends of like-minded people. but here she is a representative of a new generation, and this is a great alternative, this is the path that we can offer, and therefore, as

e said, the unfortunate father is not broken, nevertheless, for the russian will always hardens when it is stepped on. he said we need not revenge this is not russian, this is petty we need victory here is victory there will be vengeance for life. dashenka that's why i asked you natalya alekseevna just about understanding him that in the current situation, his current confrontation is not only on the territory of ukraine, there are a lot of experts, philosophers. alexander gelievich. he spoke about it himself. in fact, there is a confrontation between light and darkness, but it seemed to many that these were some kind of high categories , very abstract, which are far from everyday life, and in general, we are talking about some other very understandable mundane forces, but namely the death of daria dugina. this is a terrible murder. it actually shows us exactly what you are talking about, that we are dealing with a completely different force with a different vector, and on the other

hand we understand very well what russia is fighting for today in the global sense of the word for what values ​​and apparently this particular struggle so not satisfied with a number of states back in the west. you would be absolutely right, as if generalizing everything that i said. and that i have long written in my articles and books. uh, russia was actually sentenced, not when the crimea returned, what is an act of historical justice, it was sentenced when you yourself your leadership and parliament and all intellectuals. it was revealed that we would promote if we preserve traditional values, i noticed that the media condemned us. it was then in the west, because it was this alternative that they repeat, dashenka. here she embodied this alternative. moreover, they accuse us of being conservatives for inviting us somewhere to a chicken hut so that nothing gets in, so that we can hang ourselves there handkerchiefs and nothing like that dashenka was

equipped with all the attributes and all the tools of modern life. that is, she fully owned modernity and worked with these tools. but she retained everything that was brought up by great russian literature, and even great european literature faith fatherland honor duty love is higher and higher than life beauty is not equal to ugliness. there is a line between good and evil, there is a line between uh, beauty and ugliness. between sin and virtue, all human culture is based on this now subjected to destruction, and intentional. here you are. look at these crowds. hmm, young people, too , uh, in western european cities. it's like it's some kind of horrible sight you think. surely some kind of crisis will never come, catharsis of purification, uh, they think about where they are going, into what

abyss this preaching of hedonism, that is, life, as a source of pleasure. this flesh triumphs over the top. what kind of humanism is this? they still dare to talk about human rights, even pushkin said, in general, happiness is right when he created, and the inner content of a person. this is very sad. but uh, it seems to me that this death is tragic, and i would even say a heroic death. hmm uh, she talks about how important our struggle is, and what a danger. thank you very much natalya alekseevna for being our guest today, it’s really very difficult to disagree with what you say about the line between good and evil, especially here, apparently beyond that limit. we will now also take a look at what is called weak. nato's weakest point is told by bloomberg and

claims that this is the weakest point of the north atlantic alliance - this is the black sea coast of romania well, romania itself is obvious, which needs help, and why it is necessary to create new military bases, which, apparently , bucharest will appear in romania, of course, judging by at least according to his official statements , the chargé d'affaires will be only too glad to be in touch with us, and in the affairs of russia in romania, igor nikolayevich inyushkin, igor nikolayevich hello good afternoon. please tell me how official romanian official bucharest today comments on the possibility of the emergence of new nato bases and, in this case, nato bases in their country. but really. first of all, i think it should be said that the deployment of foreign armed forces on the territory of the country for romania is not sympathetic back in 2005. that is, long before the

ukrainian events, the novel american agreement was signed. the so-called access agreement, under which the disposal of the us armed forces were provided. eh, worthy of a whole series objects. first of all, this is the air base they have mikhail kogalynin. a few test sites a little later in 2011 , another agreement was signed, this time on the deployment of american missile defense elements in romania in 2016, as you know, this facility was put into operation and integrated into the nato air and missile defense system in the future. e. here were placed the multinational headquarters structures of the alliance a at the corps and divisional level, but also the

multinational framework brigade in the city of krayevo with a foreign component. but this is, as they say, the prehistory, uh, currently within the framework of the implementation of the decisions of the madrid donat. an additional contingent of us military personnel is sent to romania and what is supposed to happen? that us battle group that is already deployed on the territory of the country will eventually be transformed into a brigade. and plus, uh, another battle group nato battle group, which is deployed in the central part of the country in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement chinku. uh, will also be strengthened and brought to the battalion level of her

the backbone is made up of the french contingent. also involved are, uh, the belgians and the dutch. at the moment, this group has more than 900 military personnel. if we talk about the total number, uh, of foreign military personnel stationed in romania today. e, according to the statements of the country's leadership. uh, this, uh, contingent is about five and a half thousand people, and this, as you and i understand, is far from the limit plus. uh, you need to keep in mind that romania itself is actively rebuilding in parallel own armed forces are acquiring new types of weapons and military equipment, predominantly

american-made. among them can be called armored personnel carriers previously anti-aircraft missile systems rszo. local russian to the viewer on events in ukraine, mobile coastal anti-ship missile systems ncm and other air forces of the country are being re-equipped, e, due to the acquisition of used e, f-16 fighters are purchased from portugal and norway e-e, e contract is also being discussed e on the acquisition of new french-made frigates for the romanian navy. and in order to further modernize these armed forces, it was decided

to increase defense spending from 2 to 2.5% of gdp from next year. well, in general, we understand that romania is in this whole story. in general, sovereignty is not even trying to play independence. eh, in some absolutely. uh, there can be no question, and now explaining the reasons for such a build-up of military potential and our own and the potential of the alliance in the black sea region. and local and nato strategies. e together. eh, explain it as a necessity. e protection against the notorious russian threat. but, that is, as we understand it, here, on the face, there is clearly a violation of the causal relationship and an attempt to shift the blame from a sore head to health. wherein.

note that, in parallel, arming, e.g., letting the nato military to build new bases endlessly, the russian diplomats of the country are sent in parallel. but yes, it can't help but cause. regret is a completely different story, but probably partly related to this. here you go, according to the given romanian side. uh, the standard motivation for the activities of our diplomat allegedly contradicted the provisions of the vienna convention on diplomatic relations, that is, 1961, but for our part we cannot regard this decision of the romanian authorities. otherwise , as another unfriendly step, completely fitting into the destructive course that is being pursued at the present stage in russia's attitude towards the

collective west. such an action, of course, cannot but darken the atmosphere of our dialogue in an extremely complicates our diplomatic work our efforts to find, that is, their contact in order to bring russian-romanian relations on a development trajectory in the spirit of the current one. i would like to emphasize this through the bilateral treaty on friendly relations and cooperation. all contracts. in general, even if they formally operate, many, at least the current western countries, are ready to stop, even though we get them, they signed them at one time. unfortunately it is, but still. our task in any conditions try to save. at least something from what has been accumulated over the previous decades. thank

you very much igor nikolaevich thank you for being our guests today. here is another state where russell is trying with all his might to save at least something, despite the fact that this state, apparently , is heading for the complete dismantling of bilateral relations. this, of course, is lithuania, this, probably, my statement applies to all the baltic states. in particular. now we are talking about vilnius sergey vladimirovich ryabakovya. i hope that sergey vladimirovich, temporary charge d'affaires of russia in lithuania, is in touch with us. hello. yes? hello good afternoon. well, that in riga, as we know, the neighboring strong one is demolishing the monument to the warriors and liberators, and now lithuania is dismantling the largest memorial to a soviet soldier in september, if someone does not understand the meaning of this memorial and i recommend our viewers to go online. uh, and just watch a series of videos from may 9 of different years, literally anyone and watch. how many people come to this memorial. how many people brings flowers there. how many people come with portraits of

their ancestors. how many people sing soviet songs, despite the fact that in modern lithuania in recent years this situation has only worsened such behavior, this is actually already a civil feat, because it can be punished, nevertheless people do it and when vilnius official vilnius accepts the decision to dismantle the memorial is obvious that he not only neglects the opinion of his own citizens, but in general commits a kind of dimash in their direction. frankly speaking, vilnius is no longer interested in the opinion of the citizens themselves sergey vladimirovich please tell me, what do you think, can such behavior of the official vilnius cause any protest moods, we see what is happening in narva, where soviet monuments are also being dismantled or people? what will you have to put up with? you know, i would like to add, first of all, to what you said, that this is not just such a serious step, this step is archi, this is a serious step that

the local authorities have conceived here. why because, uh, lithuania was a very small state. yes, and thanks to these people here, and there, er, a lot of people. strictly speaking, that's dead, but among them 80,000. well, the figure varies. there are only 80,000 warriors around this e. e red army. and these 80,000, uh, soldiers of the soviet army, they, uh, are, in fact, lying in the ground in order to convey as a result, for lithuania to receive klaipeda, but at that time it was called furniture and the vilnius region, because without these soldiers without these efforts the efforts of his soviet red army, but they could not , so to speak, win back, serve, increase their territories. and uh, the peculiarity of what is happening now lies in the fact that they took this gift from a red army soldier, and now, in fact, mockery arranges dancing on the graves and demolishes it. eh, these here are grave, in

fact, monuments. here is the monument you mentioned, it is not just somewhere in the city. yes, it is in the cemetery. it's like this, well, a big official one, i don't know, or something, you can say so. here is a cemetery where famous people, er, who pass away, are buried . and now, uh, the main central, like a memorial. eh, this e cemetery. she's such a low graveyard, it's called. hmm, there is a monument there, here is a monument to soviet soldiers, and it has such a monumental character, but it was installed a little later than these people themselves, these soldiers were buried there and they are buried everywhere, including under this monument. and now you understand this is a peculiarity. here is to take these gifts from a soviet soldier yes, in the form of klaipeda in the form of the vilnius region, and now from dumping mock demolishing monuments i believe that normal people in general, if we are talking about normal people, are not able to do and do such things. this

is confirmation of what you said about the reaction in society. look here. here is tuesday. yes, we have received a round-robin letter. uh, this, despite the fact that here uh, well, how do you say? well , actually, that's the pressure law enforcement structures law enforcement agencies on the public on specific people this is at the level. well, i don't even know, maybe, here's the thirty -eighth year. here is the soviet union or 30 here is the seventh year, that is, anyone who opposes him is immediately taken into circulation, and then he can end up being accused of spying for russia, we already have several people. here are such lithuanian citizens. yes, buckwheat palettes. only one of them, i call it grobauskas, managed to escape to russia, they wanted him at the psychiatric clinic by the oven. you can present 2022, lithuania psychiatric clinic of torture. uh, a human rights activist, his name is henry s grobauskas. here. well, what is it, what is it in general, and against this background we receive a letter today.