tv Vecher s Vladimirom Solovevim RUSSIA24 August 24, 2022 2:09am-5:00am MSK
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tortsky, as if in mariupol or in moscow, is acting seriously all over the world, that is, he is sure that he is extremely not behind this and rejects moscow’s accusations of this. i have no doubt that russia’s country will conduct an investigation. and i also do not remember that the russians provide their conclusions. on this score, all that needs to be said is that ukraine denies its involvement on its part. we condemn before us the attack on civilians. wherever you are. and why didn’t he say a word to me about there, he didn’t say a word about gorlovka, about makeyevka, about lugansk, the seller did not say a word. he didn't say a word about what happened. why didn't you say about mosul about cancer. why didn't you say a test? where did you bastards kill children? why are you silent? you stand with such
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a face, as if you have the right to teach something to someone and did not say that they not only killed a civilian, but a journalist. you seem to have built something of yourself as defenders of journalists, by the way, where did you go? all paphos when you talked about the case of navalny the living so far? where gone all paphos above the taxi yelled, now all languages have thrust everything into the fifth point. but in vilnius , there will be a lot of yelling at the congress of free russia, which means they have gathered mongrels. it's just amazing. you look at the compiler of this congress, a swindler, swindlers are chasing arrestovich as a swindler. what does the nazi bandera venal have to do with free russia in the case of arrests, and browder vur, convicted in russia and yulia latynina, a creature
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working for echo of moscow, the vile creature michael mcful, who worked on the territory of the russian federation according to the word, but he turned out to be the us ambassador to ekho moskvy, therefore, he flew out ahead of schedule grumbling, chuvarkin, otherwise, i can’t say about him the killer to the customer to kill khodorkovsky . this is generally all about what gennady gudkov, dmitry bykov, where did all this bastard come from, these people, and they are going to say to free russia, a nonentity living on western money or a traitor of hooters, their son once makes a shivit that he is an employee of the authorities. while still fighting on the fifth line, the price to and thoughts once wrote a tearful letter to andropov with a request that he was hired by the authorities. and now he has betrayed everything. just a creature, i have
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a question for our authorities. maybe we'll come to feel a little. when i read today that criminal cases have been initiated against sobol, everything is there, there are wolves for fakes, and the russian army. are you kidding? in all seriousness, they initiate cases on fakes against them, they are traitors to the motherland. the article is such a betrayal of the motherland, and under this article it is necessary to initiate proceedings. and i want to remind you that earlier there were quite a few specialists in our country who delivered traitors in the best possible way from paris from other different cities to their homeland so that they would be brought to justice, but today is generally a day of mass russophobia among western leaders there. i don’t dare these are democratic values, but it seems that i
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don’t understand something about zelensky’s relations with european leaders. that's how they met duda, and the macron in the middle, in my opinion, is already jealous. i may be misunderstanding something, but it seems that kissing brezhnev looks like a symbol chastity. what happens to them with these european leaders or is this the new european value? although what are you new european value is to steal. this is today brilliantly formulated by another ukrainian political scoundrel by last name with a russian last name, by the way, razumkov. agas, what are the transformations that are transported through the territory of ukraine, he is russian europe, this is russian gas, he is with you by law. we must
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confiscate it well, duties to european partners will be fulfilled, but all an excess of posts in the ukrainian vault. brilliant yes, we have adopted a law that russian comes to us. we must steal. it is not we ourselves who do not want such a law, we must steal it. my hands are stretching. according to him, they say, we have such a thieving law for moldovans. it is also necessary to adopt similar laws, then. i'll have to worry about paying for our gas. well, today, even the official representative of gazprom, sergey caprion, had to explain to the moldovan comrades that you, dear ones, can hate russia? as much as you like, but you have to pay for gas. august 22 according to the terms of the contract, the deadline
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for payment for gas supplies to moldova has come, which includes the final settlement for july and the payment for gas supplies in august by young gas company. i was able to pay only for july deliveries and turned to gazprom with a request to postpone the payment deadline for august to september 1 , 22, 22 commitment contracts in full. our strength is trust. we trust people, i want to see how the moldovan side will do something . well, i just hope dim. but this one, well, there are just few people who know and understand ukraine so well. like you and as a result of work and reflection, plus, well, this is the feeling of a donetsk
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person who sees everything, it’s all around, because terrorism is probably an integral feature of political bandera ukrainians. this is an integral feature, because this terrorist organization was created. by the way, poles after all, bandera was tried precisely for terrorism. here, but here, the key word is nationalistic. that's because we actually, as if qualifying a lot of what is happening, as nazism do not pay attention to the grain. where did all this come from? well, if we look at it carefully, yes, then the austro-hungarian empire has been engaged in the promotion of nationalist organizations since the end of the 19th century. she them was grown specifically as a nationalist. and by the way, uh, this
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nationalistic essence was proclaimed. here you go special value. it's not by accident. that's because what is the antonym, yes, conditionally nationalism internationalism is the main principle. a true real empire, well, at least what we are discussing under this concept, and since this is the main antagonistic term, they also considered it as the main means of destruction. uh, and uh, well, there's one more thing to understand, except for austria-hungary. here he is really guided by the principle that there is a glassax. white people, but there are tribes? and the tribes must disintegrate. before their tribal organization and endlessly at enmity among themselves, and the white man
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should benefit from this. and behind the ideas of such nationalism, well, there is also such an orc managerial understanding that the british have been implementing throughout their life of their colonial empire , so i think that we understand how to start working with this, we need to start dealing with it. this is a very important topic, because when they say, well, we don't have nazism, we have nationalism, which is something so good. well , not so good, that's for sure. well, by the way, here when in 91 in the same ukraine, uh, well, the main force. behind which they hid, according to which they belonged, after all, kravchuk did not hide this kravchuk, the first secretary of the communist party of ukraine, the second
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. well, no, and who led the ninety-first? who led the ukrainian nationalists all this time. we can draw a line between good ukrainian nationalism or 1989 and what is happening now. but it's straight way all levels. under an ideological roof , first using political and media tools, and then using force. and if this had not happened, then, probably, ukraine would not have come to this
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state. and here, by the way, the baltic states well, there is ethnocracy. but there was a good baltic nationalism in the eighty-ninth year, and today they are demolishing monuments. today they called for the deportation of those whom they consider loyal to russia, this is their social movement, the munich pub was also a social movement. it's time they begin to protect, naturally, russian -speaking baltics and monuments at the same time, well, replace the t-34 with armature, but please. therefore, we will stop by this congress , see who is impersonating russians there, but you understand the gathering of traitors, the congress is some words, this is a bunch. by the way, do you understand the level? the level is indicative, because they are
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engaged not only, well, firstly x it is not clear why yes, the former icelandic president, the current balabolka on the salary of an arrest officer. you understand that there are our traitors, and on the other hand there are their leadership. with what speed the bulls turned into a complete traitor to a vile fat bastard. you just look at shit and think, i once tried to write, i didn’t look at shit. i don't know if i pretended or not. that is why i think that apart from the line of global confrontation that we have spoken about many times. uh, namely the anti-colonial line, uh, now the world of the colonies is outraged, more precisely, the world of the
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metropolises is outraged that some colonies do not want to be anyone. well wait, this is one line. well, look, germany was horrified on its territory, and a terrorist was killed. and they scream. how can you allow yourself? here yes there is a terrorist attack there is a good terrorist attack there is a bad terrorist attack. you ask me a question, yes, which you yourself said, so to speak about the introduction. ok then. come on, let's understand again, it's interesting, we ask these questions. and we have it with us how many years here we are discussing that the decoration of the so-called world of human rights of democracy and all these crap is a decoration in fact, which hides the true essence what is behind it. it lies in the fact that the foundation of this civilization of the western branch
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is racism the main foundation. we have said this many times, the second is that the ruling form is either docracies or oligarchs, and not democracy at all, and third. this is the captivity of racism and the oligarchs will lead them back to rebirth. nazi -national-fascism is a vivid example, salt, bright, example, dud, bright, example, all, the baltic authorities are national fascists, and they have no other civilizational alternative. because when we if we discuss that there is a clash of civilization and we are different, then we must understand others relatively. what about this civilizational essence. she cannot come to something else. now dima will say, well, they left for america , they didn’t want it that way, well, who are there, well, those who allow it will prove, but it’s you all the time with you.
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we argue about it. yes, what well, yes, these fascist germanys were also uh, gedan just divided continental europe and the anglo-saxon world, very different racism. so to speak. well, very different. very different racism. yes, but it's also racist. yes , but at the same time, racism, you know, probably different. not if i dissect, now i know that you will say parry the corpse later and write about it. uh dissertation. you bring him first for the corpse. where did i say, if you, well, how would i, probably, will distinguish. and now i claim. it's all one on one fund form of implementation. i'm not interested in different things that, well, nothing in kipling , i'll show that now let's remember the time of the white man kipling who describes how to semi children of half-beasts have such an attitude towards official anti-semitism, and in the german empire and your training it was not, and 20 years have passed and,
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accordingly. arranged what was not. what was not official was not. in what period of time? sorry, it wasn't official, of course. during what period of time in germany there was no german empire, too. sorry, they were amazed at our rights, they kicked us out. copies of different periods of time europe adopted different laws against the jews, so now it’s definitely not a jewess about our mutors of business about the fact that terrorism is now perceived and is a carte blanche issued to the ukrainian authorities to carry out terrorist attacks, and all that we now see is an absolute justification against the russians , terrorist attacks can be carried out if it is carried out by the west and ukraine. that's what they are in the continental european nation. well, it's the americans who give it too, for this price de-factor gave the go-ahead to it. i
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feel by talking to your scientific research interest, i won’t say, i’m in love with america, but i’ll tell you honestly, i’ll tell you honestly , this european well, racism is divorced. for the last 30 years, under the leadership and control of the united states, the united states has managed it and incited it without fail. so you want to ask me who it would be, yes, who? of course of course? no, of course, yes, but of course, i could try to win the war no, well, in a year, hitler would not have come to power without the most powerful financial industrial lobby, in which the play with american money played a significant role, they were both, yes, they acted together there were money and those blind. well, as it is, i have no head start, but when i do
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everything that only henry ford did for hitler uh-huh frost no. it's just a picture on the glass, not frost, you understand? well, it's pointless to discuss it, the united states is the same as great britain then. well, what the uk cherished. uh, nazism is like that, maybe something more needs to be discussed here. well, you show me winston churchill did it, then we are the royal family. can you show me where to do it? you can, but they did everything, for which he accidentally flew. if we know who he flew to. yes, i just needed to have fun, so say sympathy is good to the cause. responsible moment government. well, you understand, i'm here to understand the varieties of manure. here the weight is not at all desirable, not at all, i do not want to understand the varieties of russian. i hate him
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completely from the first to the last letter correctly and create me he is not interested in how we continue to understand the varieties of racism. then we begin to understand the varieties of nationalism, how bad it is, good and nazi. зм i spoke about racism, it is about nazism, nothing nazism at all. this is generally a separate matter. dima well, that's it, just me. i argue that there would be no nazism if there was not the entire prehistory of the formation, uh, racism in western european organizations would not exist if there were not this russian foundation.
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and second, why wouldn't it exist if there weren't the concept of nation-states and the supremacy of the ideas of the nation, written down directly written down, you understand with all the paranoia was just a consequence of this racist conference looking for something. well then the result. he was historical process what he personally was yet, maybe it's crazy for the second time. now that's not possible. he judging by the shults. he is a victim of a shooting, yes, the military trade artist was driven to suicide , a victim of stalinism, therefore bandera nazism. there is the same thing as ukrainian nationalism to distinguish. they were impossible to be born - this is exactly how they were fed. it's exactly like that and again, well
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, it's simply impossible to tell everything, yes, but just understand that at the moment when the idea of a nation, ethical, organized, is the main principle of forming the power of the state, and so further. everything further, there is only one way, there is no other way, but one more thing i wanted to say seemed important to me, although i think that they will slip through it. i looked at today's newspaper , well, there is a conditionally american parliamentary newspaper. here and now the american parliamentary newspaper asked a question. well, the author himself pleased me that he is asking, while i have no illusions that the political class in america will attribute the pattern. and he says, well, kissinger is hinting to us somehow. well, it’s not very harmful, but i’ll tell you straight, what are our goals americans ask, well, what is our goal? well
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, like this, when i looked at everything, i analyzed everything. and now i see that our goal is to create, which means that this is a community of democracy, which will be completely controlled by ours, and we , together with the community, must subjugate russia and china. there is a question, but it is serious. that is, we actually established at the level of our political doctrine said that our goals of establishing world domination and subordination, if they do not agree, then the destruction of the dual-nuclear world powers, which make up a huge territory of a huge population. we are serious about the whole policy in ukraine in taiwan further in all other places. we build according to this goal. well, the question,
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of course, hung, as rhetorically good that it sounded, but the problem is that they are serious. now they are serious, because they believe that they can defeat the two largest nuclear powers together or separately. now it doesn't matter anymore. there was a dispute before. can we we somehow and about yours to resist. now confidence, we can resist yours, because to whom the only thing that keeps them leaves them in power. the realized realized world domination is the dream of european civilization, i will end here, because i described nazism and the path of the state in the previous part, and in the final about the dream. here they are
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. they have this dream, a big european dream, and world domination, they go to this dream for 500 years. well, actually, of course more, because civilizational separation. e, western and the eastern church that happened 1,000 years ago was exactly about this. it was exactly about this and starting with the fact that dad took over the function right on the spot. nick of god on earth, and they agreed with this, and not a simple governor, but the second postulate of the infallible, that is, there is no infallible , no matter to hell with the details. on what street am i somehow in the anecdote of the infallible vicar of god on earth in an infallible sense without an erroneous one i’m not mistaken. here this dream has become the main one for them and
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for the sake of it they are ready to do what they are doing now in relation to us point advertising. look today is interesting. well, firstly, our situational partner erdogan shouts, what is urgent? give crimea this morally. it's terrible. in general , i love it when i talk about morality, but about morality. maybe, for a start, it’s morally
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moral to see your troops and syria, or there he will give up half of cyprus, or wherever there, that they are there cyber yes cyprus 100% wait, i’m running away from the armenians now. they explain to you under no circumstances, therefore. they didn’t enter the turks, there wouldn’t be yakovlevich don’t start, they didn’t have to don't go in don't go out. jerusalem should not have been there at one time. here is the question. what are we starting, that is, the question here is why we will reach. that's the right moment too, right? there was no need for people with israel when you swear, i know this, but we are now talking about something else. we are now talking about the fact that we have such situational partners, where the moldavian citizen santu, with an outstretched hand , declares that nothing can be done with russia. what are you asking for gas? on the one hand, they are shouting that you
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should go about nothing. looking for a cut. sandu went out into the field and i went to collect the hat. yes, it's not forever. and this is different, yes, you still don’t need to give gas. no , this is not possible today, a blow was struck at the office of the head of the donetsk people's republic in 15 minutes. before that, not only denis vladimirovich pushin was at all, but also a very high-ranking one. uh, russian politician. the americans give the go-ahead for use, that is, they have crossed the line. that is, they tried to really eliminate not only the leadership of the duna, but a high-ranking russian political figure. we will continue to watch listening to zelensky’s nonsense for all this, because we will return the cut in such ways that you will return, you will return to your path back .
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a drug addict of local importance hangs out only with him there near nikolai it’s already hard. our so neatly quietly not noticeably shouted all cancer 13, as i understand it, so a little bit so bubbly and began to move and there the boys began to move. let's see, of course, well, in the sense that what is all this going on, the chatter is zelensky hottah, then yes, they crossed the line, but we also know where all their leaders are, and we have something more powerful than highmars. mom will fly in, i’m not burning in any bunker you can’t manage to be demonstrated, which was demonstrated three times. you want to make sure there will not cost, there will be nothing to store the bloody yushka. i ask that dmitry touched on a very important topic in their continuation. in confirmation of what you just said, here all this, in general, directly indicates that we are not dealing with a
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confrontation between individual states. we are not we are talking about the fact that we have a conflict here between there, i am not talking about ukraine at all, between russia and european countries there, separate russia and the united states, not even with their bloc. we are reality. today we are eyewitnesses of the largest civilizational clash. this is really a war of civilizations. only i think that here we need to steal a few points, because firstly , the civilization with which we are dealing, we call it western because it is the successor. you can say that the west which existed throughout. well, at least thousands of years yes, in a certain way, but this is not the west that we know from textbooks, not only history, but also such political scientists as handinkambe. so here the west has committed cultural suicide. today we are dealing with the west, which, as our president has designated, is a civilization. uh, liberal globalism. this is
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the most important feature of this civilization. why it can be called a civilization, i do not confuse them. here these concepts civilization always relies on culture in primarily on religious culture. in the case of liberalism, its modern kanatization. it endlessly seeks to replace the religious home. he puts forward dogmas concerning the world order, concerning the nature of man. today he seeks to change the nature of man. he strives to create another person. this is, in principle, a function that religion usually took upon itself, but certainly not according to political ideology. i am talking about the nature of man, not about his social essence and social role. this is what this civilization is opposing to us today in this war, in an effort to destroy russia, they use the most diverse. ways of withdrawal spoke about the congress, which will break through. basically, i'll be honest. i am very glad that events are developing exactly as they are , then a few years ago
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thanks to political technologies due to the presence of various media that could present such events, such political forces, as champions of rights a person of democracy, free fair elections, and so on, some population in our country could really be all this besotted could believe that this is just an alternative point of view of people who also love their country, but see the path to its success somewhat different today to us openly people. they say that they are not opponents of putin, they are not opponents. e political elite. russia, they are opponents of russia as a state, that their main goal is the destruction of the russian statehood. this is the destruction of russian cultural history, simply deleting it from the human. they don’t even talk about russia in its current form, the story that it shouldn’t exist at all. they say dear. it has always been an empire. it has always been colonially kept. until we destroy it.
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here is the idea of russia in itself a representation in russia by no people. there around russia will not be able to live in peace. that's the goal they set for themselves and these flags are new symbols that they put forward that's enough. in my opinion tasteless, but at least well-developed political technologies that they use today and here we are conducting an absolutely ideological war. we are conducting a special operation in ukraine, while we are in an ideological confrontation with one single civilization to lead. it is a confrontation without having their own ideologies and a larger ideology of their own. impossible. this is very difficult for her, because if the war is ideological, and we appeal to the same ideologemes that our enemy, then we are playing catch-up here. in the best case, to catch up, here it definitely does not work out. what is it about. any ideology is based on ideolologisms. yes, these are such hypotheses of meaning,
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that is, but we can endow with positive or negative content thanks to. such an emotional perception of any social reality, for example, we have talked about this many times, we will open any textbook on political science or there on public administration and see that there are three political regimes in the world democracy authoritarianism totalitarianism. these are gems. there, they say democracy is good autozen is worse than totalitarianism. a nightmare. all you have is a choice from one of these e, one of these three approaches, we are told, for example, another example. yes, such a thing as inclusiveness is initially a great idea that people with disabilities should have access to social benefits. what needs to be done in such a way that there are normal living conditions in society, how liberalism has perverted everything in its modern form. it's exclusively about sadomite transgender people and various forms of perversions that exist in modern society simply by endowing the emotional
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coloring of one or another form of social reality , our problems are that we do not have these ideologies of our own at the moment, they arise quite spontaneously. they arise chaotically, but continue to struggle with it all. here i am watching the news. now the most important events are taking place in the donbass, we often talk about what we are going to integrate now. uh, donbass let's say in the education system of russia, he has his own education system here. where to integrate them? or we will now speak donetsk luhansk. you. come on, publish your help was. take, then, western political theories and tell your children about what is wrong in our country and why this is the most important component, and very often, you know, concepts are substituted here. as soon as we start talking about ideology. we are immediately given some too banal. they say what? well , perhaps it is necessary then to write in the constitution that there is some kind of ideology, you know, for 30 years,
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it was not written in the constitution that there is a liberal ideology in russia, but this did not prevent liberalism from penetrating and controlling a variety of spheres. e social life in our country, thanks to which liberalism can be called political sodomy, it is in its modern form. he can somehow call everything suitable, when we are talking about, okay, about the roots, then, uh, well, if this is the third rome, if new york is the second babylon, then modern europe is, of course, sodom and gomorrah well, according to the logic we are, if we look, from where, what grows forgive, for god's sake. well, by the way, about the third rome and now come back. yes? it's very serious to wipe, of course, it turns out that our ancestors were right 500 years ago. after all, they looked at the split of christianity, everything that happened, everything that happened to byzantium, then they see it too. e. well, they understood that that line of christianity would have an end, and look how interesting. we have
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soviet times under pressure. this is repression and so on. yes, there were persecutions against the church. but they are destroying the church and the faith there, the main faith voluntarily western society destroys the faith voluntarily at will. they want to destroy it dearly, and, therefore, when they said that the third rome is like a repository of faith, but there is no fourth. they were absolutely right. and this is understandable. now 500 years later. speaking about these ideologemes , very often as soon as we start talking, or they need to be written into the constitution, i give an example that liberalism, thanks to which yes, is not written down, is controlled. why because e -liberalism is not the texts of classical liberals and not even the texts of modern liberal philosophers of leftist philosophers, liberalism penetrates into society, penetrates into everyday life through things. it penetrates
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through the simplest forms of culture. and this form of its distribution, most of today 's liberals, even beaten to the head, who maintain their youtube blogs there, are constantly speaking. that is, you start talking to them. they probably don’t really know who the authors of the concepts they advocate are, but this is part of mass popular culture in modern society. and so, when we talk about ideology. we should not talk about the fact that you know, we gathered to write 12 volumes. and after that, we will live differently, everyone will start reading this and the country will move in a completely different direction. here an ideology is necessary for things , here an ideology is necessary in culture, here an ideology is necessary in the mass consciousness, which would be built on a cultural approach, this is very important, because there are different approaches to how an ideology is constructed, how it is structured. i personally don’t think that in modern conditions other approaches such as semantic- semantic ones, linguistic marxist ones, that
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they can now, uh, really play a role in the consolidation of society, what is really needed now from a cultural approach, which suggests that, well , can be culturally-historically? yes, that's what it's called. yes , in order for the cultural core to form, an ideology shared by society as a whole must be formed. i think this is for us common codes, this is me i think that's exactly what we need right now. i will finish the analysis with cyprus. let's which has no right to exist as a single state. when to find the archive of friends? to annex all of cyprus to greece and decide its independence then turkey intervened, because 40 percent
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of the population of cyprus are turks. they didn’t want to be in greece, it was a decision, and then they only correctly landed and rescued, because whoever was on the turkish side saw the burned turkish villages and cemeteries, which were buried turkish women and children slaughtered by the greeks. and the fact that the turks would be more humane. well. turkish cyprus should be divided where the turks are, it is actually divided now, and greek, well, there are 40% russians, in some places. here is also a question, do not mix dairy from the place. and what is already as they eat in everything in everything kashrut does not make sense different concepts are different, but the whole world because of hypocrisy
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from commitment to some. i don't know, including your government, they say cyprus should be united, it won't be united for a single day. well, try switching from turkish. limassol is one they spit - this is different, but everyone is engaged in hypocrisy, but the turks there are absolutely right. they protected the turkish population. from what threatened him. so this is not a question of love, not love for the turks, it is clear that i am, uh, in excessive reverence, the tour is difficult to suspect. and i have a question. do you have a law that attempted to interrupt the soviet union common law including yes there is according to this
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law, you need to start a criminal case against the german chancellor he violated your law good day, that is, someone who violates american law, united states of america if you respect your country more. than he laws and justice you have to do it? in relation to nazism and fascism, in fact, the discussion
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is interesting. let's explore it. and they are treated differently. here's the thing, they are treated the same way, but with other drugs, the way to solve it is the same, like any other contagious disease that brings germs is treated, and this is treated. well, well, what's the matter, huh? nazism is more natural to european civilization because it is based on racial theory. yes racial theory originated in europe first european civilization and was. very well decorated
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by the french in the second half of the 19th century. here fascism is a later one. why because fascism is a state, the nation state appeared only at the beginning of the 19th century? but in their methods, in their form of power, they are very similar and the difference between them is like between the plague and cholera. although it formally appeared in the twentieth year, when the wind wrote its 25 principles on the price, and fascism in neighboring italy took shape politically in neighboring italy although the theory was in france, but i will not go deep there with fascism. well, it doesn’t matter, now we’ll climb in, now another one of these wilds is, that is, it doesn’t matter, it’s important that all this is perfectly treated with a machine gun, there is no maximum number,
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fascism and nationalism have a middle path between capitalism and created democratic medical points . it refers to a fatal disease and theoretical disputes should be put only one thing i will say, agreeing with you, but at the same time we must understand. pay attention never forget that that's all you said cholera plague, and there is this very thing, that's all three or four of all the works of the western european school. yes, of course,
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nowhere in the world. there is nothing else like it. well, there is a japan pandemic is accepted, and moreover, one must understand. yes, china also fought, but i agree with the japanese nazi. only in relation to the fact that well, by the way, it happened to japan after they assumed european influence, banned it and wanted and wanted a lot. i prerequisites have always been were the code. weekend did not agree when you said that while nazism may appear to be reborn, it is already here absolutely its the same.
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and the holding is directed against whom? i have already spoken about this goal has always fought against russia against communism and against the jews against the jews, it was a special case, today of the jews. no, but against mosquitoes, because communism proclaimed the equality of all peoples, and this contradicted the racial theory, that people are not equal about robbery. the proposal of the ukrainian
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comrade is on the robbery. recently there was an excellent program for the anniversary of india's independence. what, india now demanded from the uk that you robbed us of 46 trillion dollars? everything you have. it was you who robbed our people of our country, therefore, india is like that. they are used to robbing all years. they said you have a shaved museum. there are still dozens of boxes. art objects that you looted in india prizhizhe was once upon a
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time i was the square of consent, i saw, and the column is something egyptian. and what about the british? this petty ukrainian crook compared to them. terrorism that is now de facto given the go-ahead for terrorist activity against russia. moreover, they teach. here the czech republic trained ukrainian terrorists who were supposed to detonate the bomb. maybe it's time to strike at places of ukrainian education
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russia with big problems. and when yes now they gave the go-ahead. and when al-qaeda was there, there was no good. it has always been welcome for any terrorist actions against russia for a long time. it didn't start yesterday, it didn't start today. today they lost their shame and you can talk about it openly, and before they winked. they were freedom fighters, it doesn't matter that they cut off the head. why igil? who supported? i remember this during the fighting in syria. there was such a small muslim terrorist organization. and they foolishly
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posted a video. they went to a palestinian refugee camp and took a 9-year-old boy whose father was in the syrian army. and they asked the americans. also, how do you support them, only the fighters against assad are checking. a month passed, the journalist checked checked. yeah they said they won't be anymore. a white house official said, they said they won't publish it again . this is their morality. it was when it was always the oath wrote
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an excellent article where he talks about what a false narrative is. right now, for example, america is pretending to be an innocent victim, and when it came to this and close terror, they fought, but who started it a few years before, who tried to overthrow the american family, who supports it? who created this the americans, as they praised themselves when he fought in the soviet union, and now local terrorists, of course, if you are not surprised that they already recognize bandera as freedom fighters in poland, soon monuments to him will be streets you names i will call. i say, he is freely afraid of anyone bandera yes, well, a fighter for this freedom of someone, that is, anyone does not matter. this is all that goes against russia any kind of murder. it's all just bandera initially
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fought against poland, he seemed to hate more in the first place, he was more interested in nonsense against russia what was the name of russia, the soviet union or russia, is he a freedom fighter? and they are all freedom fighters. but it's this 37 you'd still not get rid of it. but narodnaya volya, also freedom fighters. and where was terror born? where did you start kill, and where was the terrorist born? ah, but in the 19th century you can still come up with russia, but we have sorry toron described even in our books, because no, leave everything that we had everything that was under julius caesar it was a long time ago now modern terror, where he was born in russia
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in his the program of the destruction of the royal family of everyone , including children, well, it should be noted. this was generally accepted in europe by the bolsheviks, they did not set the goal of remotely killing the royal family. this was in the course of circumstances, and all the decembrists put this in their political program. but yes, only just the decembrists and the decembrists after that is all, well, the european line, because, well, not just the code. it's straight they're straight it's not terrorism.
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let's take the french revolution. and there, that nothing was just the first classic gift and the mass destruction of families destroy royal children no, accidentally, yes, well, they destroyed everyone who owns the greatest ingrian ask napoleon, the greatest scientist of the world cut off his head. all the time of the revolution, then they chopped off the head of one another. well , never mind. i say it's all terror violence killing innocent people for political purposes is part of european civilization. on this she stood, on this she developed. like robbery, like
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contempt to the laws, and now the democrats in the united states, the democratic party says, to such and such a mother, the constitution, to overturn the laws . the supreme court. the decision of the supreme court . let's all democratic party in the name of democracy that's all. this is the kind of democracy that they want to write to you, but they have already imposed on you. here we do n’t have a gay parade in moscow, but you don’t have a jerusalem one in tel aviv. i have already said that dozens of times there was a gay parade in tel aviv, the state does not threaten us. and you have yes, but we have it therefore, no. i will say more gay parade in tel aviv is also not in
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danger. i hope already yes because it is true. yes, because there are many gay parades in tel aviv, who have fled from us and let them not parade. she hasn't approached any of the women yet. this is not a boy, if we began to talk about the democratic party about what is happening to you and the card in hand. well, yes, indeed a lot has been said today about how culture wars are not only, but an element of the foreign policy of the western world, but also tearing apart the western world itself, yes. that's right, it was indeed noted about the constitution of constitutionalism. yes, we see similar processes actually in the us. yes, uh, the american constitution is hers. well, it's hard to name a document that has anything to do with it. here's to such a modern left-liberal ideology. yes, by today's standards. this is a very conservative very traditionalist document, but nevertheless in situations where well is more than half or even half. ah, there is one representative of supporters of one of the political parties in the united states. well, for example,
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the democrats do not consider the american constitution to be a fundamental document, a document that is not to be honored as a document that needs to be listened to, then, of course, it is quite difficult, but it is rather difficult to comply with it and rely on him, for example, to those forces that would not want you to gradually slide down, america somewhere, the very abyss of left-left liberalism, and not in vain. that's even literally now, another one has begun in america. well , such a rather stupid, of course, culture war that let's be here, and we won't even recognize the american constitution, so here we can't supposedly compete with american conservatives. this is what american liberals say. and so we'll just ignore it, we'll ignore it. supreme court decision and all. this, of course, is for the benefit of progress for the benefit of democracy. here, of course, it is obvious that this is unlikely to lead to any cancellation of the american constitutions but it is unconditional. uh, a captive element. and as the polarizations of the controversy in america intensify, of course, the response will also influence what happens next with american foreign policy about it. in principle, i spoke quite a lot and in detail on various broadcasts. but, a probably in some sense
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i will repeat my old statements. well, it was, for example, said that let us take the place of the un or instead of nato we will create some kind of commonwealth of democracy. it's the same idea. not new to america yes, at one time, and the league of democracy was offered by john mccain when he locked himself up and tried to get into the presidency in the eighth year, and trump had such thoughts, and he criticized nato for a long time and stubbornly said that we don’t need nato. must not spend. uh, so much money, only we would like for our joint. barona, and let's create some kind of situational alliance of the democracies of the countries that we recognize as our closest allies. well, i don’t know who he wanted to remove japan taiwan poland israel well, in general, the states closest to america that will not argue with it, and all this is wonderful, yes, but uh, in conditions when america itself has no understanding of what democracy is, and that’s the same democratic liberal discourse, it’s deconstructed here these are all
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narratives. uh, including on democracy, including on human rights and so on, a and if trump returns in the twenty-fourth year. oh, well, most likely, he can be elected president, but he will not get the majority of the votes of the voters . half of america will consider him an illegitimate non- democratic president if the democrats are held in power. yes, most likely there will be another scandal about falsification regarding the throwing of postal questions in the elections and so on. this is with uh, again put america confrontation doomed five look at the race in wheelchairs, well, i would like a young capable politician. i would like american politics to rejuvenate a little. and at least simply, because the younger generation in america is ideologically more charged and more radical, so they will plunge even deeper into the abyss of cultural wars, it will probably be a little easier for us situational. well, let's imagine some relatively young american leftist. there, perhaps, which of his map or progress fulfill the
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need. she won't go this year, but maybe twenty-eighth or thirty-two. yes , she will go and there is a young sanders to film in time . well, of course, the democratic primaries. i don't know there problems with candidacy problems with candidates. she has yes and legal from the republicans sings conditional ron-desantis. yes, that is, people who are diametrically opposed and people who, in contrast, may be from the older generation. they understand the current culture wars , they know more about the crooked horn of situational america at the time of zelensky’s birth. maybe they will elect zelensky the president, but with the current ratings, but if you abandon the constitution, abandon the supreme court, then why not pull off such a combination? well, you see, i'm afraid, too, so in the twenty-fourth year, zelensky's ratings in america may falter a little . now it is possible now, but in the spring it was necessary to move him somewhere to congress, because yes, he was one of the most popular international figures, and from the point
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of view of the american electorate, but the attitude, of course, is changing in the twenty-fourth year of the horse. i assume that he will be presented as a zloty corrupt officials and a person who lost our ukrainian front to russia , our ukrainian democracy, our ukrainian democracy, certainly. that's because the white house and biden will not take responsibility for what eventually happens in ukraine. but uh, returning a little, yes, to this situation. yes indeed, of course, american politics. maybe it will work out there , and it will be seriously radical changes, but in any case, i think that america is in an ideological trap. yes, they are deconstructing their own discourse, which largely froze 30-40 years ago, and it will be difficult for them to understand their own narratives. and uh it doesn't even matter how they get out of this impasse. this is their business. actually. it becomes obvious. just for the rest of the world. i’m there conditionally 85% of the countries and percent of the countries of the world that are not included in the conditionally western world order. it will be generally obvious, clear that here is american democracy in its current form, but it is destroying itself.
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yes, and uh, what will america do ideologically in this case, especially when, while it is gradually losing its military advantage over other countries, it is gradually losing its economic advantage, well, it's hard to say, but there will probably not be good scenarios for america. even somehow a conservative turn is possible in america . is it still possible to conservatism? but is it possible that conservatism is a conservatory, yes, and there are conservatories. but with some kind of conservatism. no, why are there actually batteries, in fact, the concept of a conservative began to change, we generally. that's it. by the way, of course, they have, so to speak, not a very big drift. so to say, in fact, maybe european countries of course there is? well, for example, look, well, it's simple. well, now here's to advertising, of course, just conservative parties have been going for a long time. the republican party went through this flight of self-determination at the time of the creation of the tea
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party and the capture of its position by the republican party. they just decided a little earlier, that is, they went through their games. still. this is a return of tradition, of course, a stroke of conservatism a return of tradition. here is the far party. what is this about ? i say yes, that is, they already took it that way, but if we look. what we say there for 40 years, we will note with interest that what is now called conservatism. not so long ago, it was perceived politely speaking, not quite like that, that is, well, let's say rooney reagan would be very surprised. why didn't you understand at all? which party should he go to, he had to create his own party, actually there should be four parties in america and there will be one single america advertising. i thought russia
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well, i'm an elderly person, it's hard for me to get rid of illusions. well, really. well, i'm almost there for 60 years of mine life. i had certain misconceptions. well , it seemed to me that people have principles, that they are ready to give their lives for them. it seemed to me that, well, there are some basic principles on which countries are built and they are obvious. well, there the son is not responsible for the father. well it would seem that there should be individual responsibility. it seemed to me that after the second world war there was an understanding of the impossibility of any form of manifestation of hitler's
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totalitarianism, where, in particular, the destruction of entire peoples. it seemed to me that colonialism was gone in the past, it didn’t seem that there was a sacred right to private property. that's all that's happening. now it seemed to me that the opinion of the people is important, they can determine their own destiny, and this is the meaning of democratic movements. here is the crimean platform, as these ukrainian and other madmen call it, they don’t care at all about the opinion of the inhabitants of crimea . they just don’t care about any of these bastards there, the audience didn’t even ask questions. and what do the people living in crimea want none of these europeans worried about what people living in the donbas want . nobody cares at all. suddenly it turns out that the world is ruled by such a stupid medieval feudalism of feudal lords. he says it's mine. and that's it, and then everyone should obey the type. that is, the feudal lord defined his territory, but people want it differently, and people
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say, but we don’t want to. yes, how crimea became, how donbass got up, left, as it is now, zaporozhye nikolaev and kharkov yes, everyone will leave they don’t want to be under the nazis, they kill a young beautiful smart girl, those people who seemed to us should be on the side of good high-browed intelligentsia, worried about wringing their hands and terribly worried when, in st. petersburg, during these winter rallies, the police pushed or kicked a woman live, these same people are now screaming, this is how the earth should be, that is, they write this. that is, in general, these people are absolutely not of russian culture. that is, there is no tradition in this, there is no respect, relating just to the revolution i'm talking about russian
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culture, that is, in russia it is not accepted in russia , there is always a transition to death. this west can he can laugh at his mother, he can laugh at death, a russian person can mock his homeland. this is unacceptable, so the comedy stalin's death is unacceptable for us. just like sounding not because stalin is good or bad. well, it's just not a comedy topic. a stand-up at which people will tell nasty things about their mother, a russian person, causes the only reaction. disgust but you look, that's what's going on now, after all, we clearly see where we are. and here in general, and for some reason they believe that we are with them we want to talk about a completely terrorist attack on the territory of our country, a completely terrorist organization. azov, by direct order, the leader of these terrorists by the name of zelensky, and the conclusions should definitely not be negotiated. pretty good. yes, with your permission, i will
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first say a little about america to complete my colleagues. it is very beautiful written. yes , the only thing medvedev wrote was that the only business in ukraine that is flourishing is firms and quoted you. yes, yes, joseph robinette. well, so about america, i, uh, so to say all the time now strongly remember the name of the fantastic story, it is either there is no sex in america, or on mars this is a fantastic product. alternative history doesn’t matter at all there; the essence is that in some future there means, accordingly, there was a certain conservative turn of the united states to such a mean, accordingly, generally speaking, the evangelists have tightened the screws very much, in general, throughout. well , across america, that's what the conservative turnaround
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has been so tough. here's what they have up there weddings are not beyond that, look at the legislation. and that's all. and here, here, and here it was called precisely that in america, as it were, there is no sex. if with that, i always remember that when i look at what 's going on in the united states right now because the situation is really unpredictable. it is clear that the liberal establishment of the united states, all the plans that he had in a beautiful way. what is called simplification, so to speak, of one’s reign and turning it into a long one that is not replaceable, so to speak, so that the eternal position was from from from from from republicans to from conservatives and so on. it did not turn out for a number of reasons to be considered, but that means that a bet has been made on a civil war, and it is somehow provoked. this is a civil conflict, so that here in the background of it from here. it's the promotion on january 6th that it was way the whole thing was the scariest event scarier once. at first they said the same as they are, by the way, worse than september 11 and so on. but it's actually
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not very clear who will win this as a result. after all, a conflict can take place, either elections, or some kind of conflict again. well, the day to get out will take place, then after him the conflict is obviously such to the center in the twenty-fourth year. it’s not a fact that the second time there, having come to power. trump or younger, so to speak, the desantes on which the kid mentioned. yes, as it were, that he will make the mistakes that trump made, the most important mistakes of trump, as he himself now understands, and about this, so to speak, he is a cynic. i recently said here. in general , snils believed too much there, in this one american democracy. and in general, that's the american political system when he got into the white house. he realized that there were no rules, no law, no nothing at all. well, there is one, probably the same as me. here you are, when you said this, i immediately think that, as it were, in fact, this is not the worst naivety, but it is absolutely certain that such a mistake will be made the second time, maybe it will not be done, and in this sense, it is possible there, this is a conservative twist. by the way, we are not ready for it. why do you need to know varieties?
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i will not say what one. that's what i want, why do you need to know? what specific disease is going on, because, well, for example, they tried to develop a spaniard, an antibiotic against it, and they tried to bring down the temperature with aspirin and aspirin. almost the same number of people died, it is clear how much the virus was from the virus even then, well, it was not known what a virus was. yes, how would they know, in my opinion, then there were no antibiotics yet there were antibiotics, when it seems to me, the development, of course, this year, of course, of course, the first world war, in general, the frame was treated, of course, it was penicilling. later came penicillin was much later, yes. that is, they didn’t understand at all that it was an antibiotic, but it would already be yes, that is, they were treated for different ones, and then there were wounds. first world war. and by the way, speaking of the myth that you can't combine, uh, antibiotics and alcohol was born in world war i, because earlier we were given, uh, beer, and antibiotics were such expensive nostalgia. yes, pallets evaporated him from
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urine, therefore, while he drank it, it turned out badly for others words. in short, if a virus, then it can come in waves. and that the little one never went in waves, because this disease is treated with different drugs. it is necessary to bring down the pressure to break the temperature. that is, we can talk about how to deal with it, we can predict. what is the future this is very important, because the approach. in my opinion to uh really two different theories. yes, they are equally disgusting, but there are completely different instrumentalities. because we have to fight it anyway understand that they are different in my opinion. and in this sense, if the marine is sometimes called the oceanic , there is a different approach, so to speak. uh, british or anglo-saxon, it has always been that they, uh, in fact, due to the fact that they have some knowledge, there are seas, there are technologies, they will be able to cover the whole world and find resources there. this, no matter how very important, they
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always had the resources of britain. the empire over which it does not set, the sun, in principle, all the tribes around. they might someday be under cover, so to speak. and the british empire will grow, why did they actually baptize there? it is clear that everyone who was under their liege was tried, except for india. yes, that's why, because, well, someday they, of course, will not reach now, we will educate them, but they always had access to resources. this is the most important thing was that the sea has always given access to resources, and all the rest who were close to these resources. well, of course, these are not quite the same kind of people and they speak in this sense. they always turned out to be against e continental empires, like the german ones, i don’t encounter them all the time, but once they collided, if napoleon too and by the way, i’ll note that each time russia turned out to be an ally of these anglo-superiors why because for russia as a country a huge continental the most dangerous during the twentieth century, for sure, well
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, including the nineteenth, it turned out to be precisely the continental, racial theory, which was not connected with the fact that they were high there, so to speak, world domination should be exercised with this impressiveness with great access to the resource, but with limited resources in western europe who said that untermensch subhumans live around and so on not because they had some kind of theory, they twisted the theory under the fact that they need to cut out the population that lives to the east of them, because that's the only way to survive, the only way in europe that indian indian has ever been slaughtered. well, what's the difference about indian intellectual wars? well, you know, every time you can know something, yes, that is every once you can say something with the indians, a very difficult situation. it was very difficult there, because well, in such that the indians mostly died.
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so to speak. the main largest number of indians died from wounds and directly on the battlefield during the war of 12-14, because they sided with the british empire in this war. so what? well, they actually fought. i didn’t understand, probably, most of all died there, but in the reservation. on whose side did they die on the reservation according to the principle of the redskins?
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you up and fell into the scots and hollowed out, but just a piece they mastered their conditional island, further well-being was built on an overseas resource, because their own was exhausted. well, continental is understandable in this sense. well, the indians are absolutely correct, but we just sort of go to the next stage where, well, what is based on, in general, the so-called geopolitics is the founder of geopolitics. here is this helford john mackinder lord, so to speak, he, in my opinion, sir, he did not understand the lord, he was hardly, but the sir was definitely of a noble rank. that's to say, he kept talking about the same thing, that it was necessary to capture the heartland. it was a very strange thing, so to speak, in fact, because the russian empire has always been there. the problem was not that the russian empire is there or that there is eurasia or there is some mythical pocket there, the problem is volume, and inside the third reich, and the second reich, and before that, so to speak, in fact, europe has always had the same thing, despite their
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advanced technology and a slightly better climate, even the resources of resources they never had enough, so to speak, inside his inside his so to speak continent. as a matter of fact, they are not coming to this even now, but then the forty-fifth year comes further. these people were brought back, the americans arranged for them. so to say, the marshall plan for financial reforms is pretty well arranged. for our part, we connected to statistical system of the economy the problem is that this ideology of continental nazism and racism. we didn’t finish off the americans, we didn’t finish it, because this instrumental was not needed, because from the point of view of their economic, this oceanic ideology, they needed to fight the soviet union, which suddenly became a power, so to speak, the same as they are big, and we began to forgive our brothers in the socialist camp. in fact, we have not cleared out nazism not only in the forests of ukraine, but also everywhere in the forests and so on. and now we're just
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faced exactly this, in my opinion, with this part, with this part, maria vladimirovna zakharova is a direct confirmation of your words. look , please, in my opinion, vladimirovna has a tweet where she will compare the word duda for today, said in kiev, with the words of the tale by hitler, but not the telegram tweet where in the telegram? yes? that is, post is the word post. yes, there it is. well, when we find it, we will show it, that is, just here in support of your idea, this is a passionate desire for resources, of course, but they are such a problem. that's what's in here. here i am now now i'm finishing the problem here is. that's what at the time. they had external resources. hitler managed to attract external jesus by the way, and not only from the united states, an active relationship was carried out from the soviet union, so to speak, yes, of a certain time, but at one time they were given globalization, and so to speak, monetary resources, that is, the emission of the fed yes, so to speak, they lived on this issue, they lived now, they will lose everything, and in
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this sense, in fact. here is what will happen. now in europe it’s not very, it seems even what will happen in the thirties. they just don't have the resource for that. here but yes. maria ladyevna recalls president putin said that the country wants to hear doing business in ukraine then called ukraine a country. hitler must always look for huge opportunities with great prospects and huge natural resources from what primarily serves the peoples of our economy, therefore, we must strive to guide the economic interest by all means to extract and purchased russians territories, everything that is possible here, which is why, by the way, there is a constant talk that, in fact, russian gas is not exactly russian gas. that is, you type us gas. let's do it differently, you use it against us as a weapon, the europeans say. that means what is written that this is the wife of gas, gas. these are our own resources. that's it, that's all you just need to understand that, of course, there is nothing there. actually from resources. our task is not to make this mistake for the third time, for the first time we surrendered to the
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germans of the second reich and said, okay, we are here sanitation revolution. the second time we did not cure it all there. and now when they are deprived of resources, if we do not want a repetition of this continental russian future. it must be cleaned by all means. whatever we have at our disposal. basically cultural, by the way, quite only for men are absent well. the soviet union did not begin to give the german economy only from the thirty-ninth year, when the nazi reich was already fully built, therefore the contribution of the soviet union to the strengthening of the nazi reich. he is miserable neuronetic. union built i built it in germany france great britain and the soviet union for what he gave, he received the foundations and strengthening of his arms industry. well,
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they actually led to crap in germany. and the paris conference of the nineteenth year. well, which ended the first world war, in which, by the way, the united states of america played a secondary role, and the first video was played by italy, france, great britain. they deprived germany of the market in central europe, directing it to the east. what next when the ussr arose looking for him here themselves, it turned out that with the market that germany has, the only way to get something. well, no matter how you don’t need to surrender or liquidate the entire industry, and you don’t need to conquer the neighborhood , i draw your attention to that from the point of view. here we are talking about behavior. here are all these leaders of european countries continental yes, and not only i draw your attention to the fact that in 1937 on the territory of europe there were not two relatively democratic
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countries. switzerland and czechoslovakia czechoslovakia a year later, by joint efforts, all the rest of switzerland almost unraveled the operation, the german one was already appointed, but at some point there, for some reason, to stop it, that is, in other words. today we repeat one to one the design that was in three years. and it's not a random question now. and why do they piss me off like this, because then in the thirties it was not possible to ensure economic growth and as a result the ruling class understood that a little more and it would be demolished and according to this for some reason, he started to go to extreme things, using all these theories that you talk about, but it was a tool of a situation where there
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was no way out. and here we collide completely. one by picture the fact is that the modern model of political governance, which was formed there in the west, well, relatively speaking, 50 years ago, there in the late seventies assumed. she's creepy. well, maybe it's just the specifics of modernity, although this word is here, as it were needed. sasha dugin, but the specifics of this in the ussr were absolutely the same thing we were born to make a fairy tale bible, that is, it is assumed that you need to formulate a goal, and then make it and the attitude itself, including towards russia, is how it is characterized. we must dismember russia, well, and do there what we want. and then they ran into circumstances. the first to denigrate russia did not work, although in the early
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nineties there was an absolute conviction that everything was in the east european leaders in the year ninety-two, ninety-three, ninety-four were we are absolutely convinced that russia is waiting for a little more. same fate. what was said during the default, but this is already yes, it already was at least already in the ninety-eighth year, it was clear that this was not the closest 93 year. here, and here , respectively, but, but this task did not receive, and today it became clear that we are entering a situation of a terrible economic crisis stronger than the one that led to the depression of the thirties. and this crisis is objective, that is, whatever you do. that is, whether you throw off putin or not, i'm putin so i simplify, but you have a simplified one. yes? well, it’s like
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i’m them, they’re screaming enough with us and these very ones they are no longer screaming, but stop it already. i mean , they got there. that is, it has already come to these. but those who really control the western states have not yet reached them. so, this is an objective problem. and for this reason, the current western government has come to a situation in which either they should simply leave quietly. although i do not believe that they will leave, like the cpsu in the ninety-first year, either they should start a war that started on on february 24, it seemed clear to ukraine what to start. with us, they can't. they had such illusions, but now they are gone. their army told them to fight with russia, we cannot, and for this
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reason, the likelihood of internal conflicts between europeans within european a and, accordingly, the three american ones has grown very much by the complete analogy of the mid-thirties, because there is another way to protect yourself from the enraged people, while the people are not yet enraged . that the crisis has just begun on the time scale. they are in summer now 1930 let me remind you that the crisis began in march. thirty, but ended. well, roughly speaking, in december the thirty-second spa, and then the depression began, where they were sitting downstairs and could not tear themselves away from it, and for this reason, we will see in the near future when they start doing it. here are some other actions you are doing. and this is in no way, if it doesn’t affect, here is an internal understanding of objectivity, the ongoing events of modern wage
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political culture. no, therefore, we are in for very big trouble precisely from the point of view of inappropriate behaviour. all this political inadequacy here, you need to be ready not tomi, they will say in russian, so what will happen, that is, adequacy. no, that is, that the war, or something with a friend, right? attacks will make a large amount wherever live income, where can? let him give. it's that, it doesn't matter, it's important to demonstrate actions that nothing else can be dismantled, like, here we wanted it to be good. well, here exploding with the economy will not help, and it turns out, yes, but to get rid of will help people. we already wanted everything was already done economic growth has already begun, and then bang some kind of fascism will have to be realized, of course, immediately arthur is what is what is what the
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elections. i just have to implement it a little harder, yes, or in one scenario of the civil war and those who are called democrats will win, there will be liberal fascism. if you are scenarios, uh win the civil war uh? republicans and all, look. well, sorry, that device, yes, but life to the baltics occur, but there is already a totalitarian history. they by the way, dim will differ somewhat among themselves, yes, but the irony is correct. but if you look often in europe, yes, we see that already in the baltic states, yes, fascism is already increasingly large. yes, that is, structured understandable with the destruction of monuments. just like it was in the mid-thirties, of course. in the same place, the fascists also came to pay attention to the fact that all other european countries, instead of saying pribal there, are you crazy , they say, well, we must show a consolidated position. unfortunately,
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physical culture is fascism or there is national. uh, socialism was not called culturally, it was called more about the baltic states as a nationalist dictatorship. you see, here i am why about nationalism yes, and in the baltic states there were nationalist dictatorships. no, this is not a nation. nationalistic in the historical literature, let's say the polish assessment of pilsudski's administration of his assessment of the nation of the baltic regimes of the thirties. it's just that it's just hushing up. very interesting. they have a democracy in the late twenties immediately soviet occupation. they have it right away, just only they have in the late twenties no democracy. well, in short, sergei sergeevich , everyone said about the important thought that it is necessary to draw a conclusion from history, the boyars were mentioned, the third rome was mentioned. and this is what i thought about when the
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idea of the third rome was born, we remember our grandmother. okay, we remember ivan the terrible, we must remember the moment that our empire had then ivan iii put the empire on the march. it is expanding at a very fast pace. the boyar republic, novgorod, she submits without a single one. now they would say a shot. that's when it not applicable. yes, yes, there was a trick, there was a lot of things, but another trick is important. he was somehow a bloody sorcerer there. and why did ivan the third come up with a lot of things, how then to win it for a long time to recharge? it is worth noting that i concluded several agreements that did not work, but now it is not important to say that we are historical friends in this today. it seems to me that special attention should be paid to this. i say i presented a different story, ivan comes
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third or to vyatka or veliky novgorod, it doesn’t matter, he says, so this is how i won you from now on i'm supplying you with sauerkraut, sable, honey, come on, 30 years left for an independent republic. and now they exist for 30 years as an independent republic. and we trade with them, so that it would be with these republics, wherever our empire ended up with the lithuanians, novgorod would immediately take the fragments of the mongol. eh, the giga would also have been taken right away, that is, well, the biggest time, the whole feature of that time was that the idea of a third rome was needed like air in order to saturate actions, and these actions were the expansion of the empire. and to us it is very important to draw a conclusion from this today, the models of the nineties that were implemented in the post-soviet space, they are dead, all independent republics drowned in blood. and today from this it is necessary to draw a conclusion about how we are moving on, what will be the intensity of our
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marshal, another conclusion. the chechen republic was mentioned just now, and i've been thinking all day today and i'm thinking, what kind of speech is it all the same. it was in the minds of those who carried out and organized the first chechen campaign at the political level. we've come to the king. why because because of this crack someone had an idea what can be taken and shared? here there are yandarbiyev and so on. these are not terrorists. they are, as it were, terrorists, but they are good terrorists, like now there is good nazism and not very good, because there is also a division along the lines. but those who are on the front line with machine guns. these are terrorists, they must be destroyed, respectively, these were destroyed with these agreed. what did it lead to? there was the second chechen war, which was the result of just an endless series of terrorist attacks. what is happening with ukraine now needs a withdrawal. here's how to do it exactly the same . we suddenly decided that people who cut heads on the front line rape and kill civilians . these are bad nazis, but
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there are people who zelensky go to the banking ones. this is the scum that gathers everywhere today, there are two forms. these are good people, you can negotiate with them, and therefore today all day long they are pushing a message that it is necessary to negotiate. we will definitely pacify russia, we will definitely agree, we will agree with whom we will agree with the nazis. as terrorists, we have no right to even come close to them for negotiations; we must destroy them. there can be no more alternative models of political behavior here, otherwise it will be. well, as in that story, well, it's simply impossible to give an example of the guyan horde when a lot of interesting things do not need to be traded. how many people mark? what is the essence of this example, we go further from nagaiskada, where is today today? just very short. in my opinion. now there are three realities. they are directly related, but such an allegory to
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understanding. well, here's my personal tragedy personal tragedy of each of us slaying further dugin. there are three realities, the reality of the first one is such a score of satan that we observe in europe today, what are they doing there? what are they talking about ? today i read all day and think about what they are talking about, they will demolish everything that we have built, they will give water, which we gave a long time ago. why would they give it? and so on, in general, what they are talking about is overestimation of these people, we often think that they are smart people, and sometimes you need to give, well, a real assessment of the plastic figures, europe of which ours was stamped like this, who simply do not think people who are not capable of reproducing any thoughts. therefore, they reproduce exactly what they wrote. this point of satan, it is directly connected with another reality, which practically does not come into contact with it. here is a real hell, where sulfur bubbles, where the
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real demons are brewed, this is modern ukraine when i now i’m looking at the presence of women in terrorist activity in ukraine, it’s not necessary. nothing to be surprised top video in ukraine i found it this afternoon. you know how a boy kills a cat with a rifle, he enjoys thousands of likes, put ukrainian children, it's cool. he can kill a cat. and what is this exam in the ccc when it was necessary to uproot the preferred commission confirms what you say a few years ago europeans or americans, took a look at the children's camp. lehai, moscow this is a children's camp run by a battalion on the outskirts. kyiv this is a summer camp. it's very extreme. sounds
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different patriotic songs. they receive combat training in the handling of firearms . we participate in combat reenactments. the children you see in this view are directly related to the battalion. azov is a controversial ukrainian dotalon. i'm a nationalist i'm a nazi in my country says nationalist of ukraine first, don't be russian, because for the last 100 years russia has oppressed and pressed on their borders from the ukrainian identity that they had and still drive away away muscovite. part of the ukrainian public
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offers some gratitude to the earning side done in the fourteenth year for saving the east of ukraine yes, but their ideology is radical for the rest of ukraine and i like aggression. remove the corpses, really, i don't know. this, in my opinion, was filmed by the bbc for the seventeenth year of 7bc, well, there is no doubt, by the way, i wonder about the murderer's daughter. then i passed through such a camp there yazov. i think she is going through this camp now next to her mom training trying for the first time the blood of russian people tastes. she tried it here. it is important to note another important
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instrumental, as it seems to me, aspect yes , a woman is involved. we talked about the murder of pavel sheremet and talked about the fact that a nice girl who worked in a medical center planted the bomb. there were still girls. yes, and this is normal for them. but when we show the camp, we must look, but in a different aspect. we do not know very well what is happening inside syria in terms of theoretical activity, but there the americans their colleagues, the british, are very actively implementing all these same models. here we see them, there is the same thing. there, too, children cut off their heads, women study there, but what is another pattern i found now and i see that ukrainian women and jihadists are happy to do the same work, they work in the trenches. they satisfy the fighters who go to their deaths. this is such a sexy jihad and there is no difference. i understand what is happening here. here we are talking about nazism. here
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you must always add this nazism simultaneously. it is also terrorism and terrorism. here in this modern ideological form. we are accustomed to the fact that terrorism is a tool. this is a mechanism. this is an ideology, a special ideology, and here is modern ukraine, modern syria, now there, i mean that part of which the americans are actively helping right now. after all, this is the ideology of terrorism, and therefore there are very high demands on you in this regard. now within the country. we must understand what we are facing. and when now we're looking for a motive. why dasha was killed what is the point? it's completely pointless, after all. there is a very simple answer here. these non- contiguous worlds cannot understand in any way what is really happening inside our country. everything always seems to them, and therefore i see and understand very well that this is the process you saw today, the form of a free russia, the crimean platform. they are essentially launching what they failed to do in the spring of 2021. they got these
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missing people with mothballs, whom they are trying to show. you know that today an article was published by the germans develt. e, according to leah ponomarev. i ponomarev is called the main competitor. putin is the main face of the russian opposition, he navalny has a heart attack, navalny has a heart attack, the question is different, that they get models that, in their opinion, work, according to, probably, british intelligence officers work in reality. this is not applicable to us at all , they will not understand this at all, and therefore it is very bitter that they do not understand. this does not unleash an absolutely senseless terrorist war with russia . based on this, only one conclusion must be drawn. we are dealing with crazy terrorists with absolutely insane, probably the most stupid. the whole story and therefore we must be very careful now advertising after we continue in the new composition.
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deputy minister of information of the dpr daniil bessonov danil greetings from the morning. i started talking with you on solovyov, and now at night we are also talking and we must it should be noted that during this time, in my opinion , a fundamentally important event took place, because an attempt was obviously made to sabotage the leadership of the donetsk people's republic with the aim of destroying the leadership of the donetsk people's republic. there was a blow to the office of denis pushin. at the same time, 15 minutes before that, denis pushinin. there was not one next to, as i understand it, there was a very famous russian statesman , they understand that the americans give the green light to the use of
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hummers, it is clear that they made a decision for themselves. they were there on the net rejoicing that a blow had been struck on decision making center. well, looks like it's time for us to get tough. greetings again and good evening studio, good evening viewers, i want to say, yes, there was a terrible shelling of the center, well, another shelling, as a result of which four people died , civilians, the only wounds were learned , including severe wounds. this is only as a result of the shelling of the cent. and i want to say that hmm scattering e hmm shells, that is, the places of impact. there was literally a lot of 2 km. that is, they are, except for a targeted strike with timers on the administration of the head. they just threw it in the center so that the shelling would start around 11:30. i got him the same way.
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here the first shell fell, well, somewhere, well, around 100 meters, probably, it was moving just on the street. there, i was a little lucky that on the internet the military sent me material with an error, and while i redid it, i left a little later. and just now i was driving along the route somewhere, three shells hit. well, that is, i managed that, well, let's say, i didn't get to it thanks to this mistake. here. uh, in principle, this is not news. uh, for donetsk, they already tried to get there 155, that is, except for 155. we know they still used, and also nato ammunition calibers used heimers. eh, here e. well, it's kind of like red lines and things like that, there's been a lot of questions being asked, i er, i'm not going to speculate. this topic, or i admit, maybe there is some kind of, uh, global plan, some interesting plan, which is much cooler than chess games. and when we find out about it. we will say. yes, uh, everything, it was not in vain, everything was necessary, so, well, let's
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hope so. i would also like to separately say. i've listened to up to the studio commercials directly about nazi ideology. uh, i've talked about this before and i'd like to bet on it. what is ukrainian nazism? uh, he is not only like nazism, uh, in the traditional sense, yes, if this is the correct wording, ah, if we take, for example, azov, then they are not nazis and neo-nationalists, they are sectarians, that is, uh, they have we found enough literature when their deity. this is ukraine they have prayers dedicated to ukraine they performed their pagan rites associated with blood and earth, and they behaved in no way cysts. and how exactly are fanatics a sectarian. it is much more dangerous nazism is much more dangerous. these are, uh, such zembo people who can blow themselves up if necessary in between inflicting some kind of damage. yes
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, well, to their enemy, that therefore they and hands went uphill and did not blow themselves up and shrunk like rabbits. and they were decorated, not only with runes, not only with letters, but also with swastikas and hitler's muzzle and everything, that is, such a crazy batch absolutely agrees there. that is, this ukrainian nazism. yes which is originally in the fourteenth year came to ukraine more precisely, he came to ukraine probably a long time ago, maybe even. yes, after, uh, the second world war, and they just managed to hide there, then, uh, in the ninety-first year, they began to climb out and so on. but it poured out. that is, you need to understand that, using the example of azov, that he outgrew nazism, it was all that became their religion, but it’s just, as it were, but religion, but it’s just
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that classical nazism also has it. that is, these are just the edges and degrees of initiation of classical nazism with an internal division into orders. that is, in nazi germany, this was also the case with the mystical part of the teaching with the initiates. that is, it was all. and danil, what is happening on the fronts? we're just dpr uh, we've got some progress in the marinka vot area. but basically it's worth uh, go. at the same time, you need to understand that the fact that the front is standing and it means to me that the front is not working, because even according to messages from ukrainian militants in social networks in their interviews, which began to leak. yes, that's the same. that's where ua is the ukrainian media when it published an interview with one of the ukrainian militants, everything is very bad there. they have everything very critical
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there, which is why, uh, we are slowly but surely moving towards victory, but for others, the standard is outside of dena. although e, we are all joking here that soon everything will be for ner. oh, well, everything that is in the direction of the west , and that will be fine, and then it will all become russia, that's it, in other directions. here is. uh, promotion. well, i don't know, probably, well, although, probably, we can talk about it, as far as i know, because, well, the enemy, when we have movement against knows military secrets. here we have, as far as i am. accordingly, successes in the nikolaev direction are here, therefore, in principle, everything is going as it should, here and separately. i would like to say that, uh, work is constantly being done, work is being done by the command, and at all levels, conclusions are drawn on errors and, let ’s say, appropriate decisions are made, therefore,
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when the time comes and we will not have errors at all, because some slowdowns are connected with us with errors. but when they will not be at all, uh, and i i think it will happen soon, because the work is going on, then it will be much more fun much more fun. and, of course, i would like the contingent of our troops to increase, because after all, from the ukrainian side. they have a great organizational resource. at least 70 percent of e. probably, if taken along the entire front, this is more senseless meat, which contains e. experienced ukrainian fighters who are the backbone and control this meat, but nevertheless, they are trying to defend themselves, not so colossal losses, but they great mobilization resource. they will still throw everything they have there in ukraine. that is why, of course, if the contingent were increased,
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it would be possible to take a very large territory faster and under control and move faster. well, i think it will happen in the future. well, it seems to me so, well, the volunteers should go to the center, the russians are waiting for the preparation and go, guys. and there my close friends are now going to danil great. thank you take care of yourself to all the guys from me bows big hello, interesting assessment, what is happening on the fronts gives the reader. it is fundamentally different from the browser-based carcass that the bbc center for the study of war brings to ukraine. and all sorts of other ridiculous structures , listen, how much would the ukrainian army defeat the polish army? nskaya, but would wipe the floor of the romanian army of the french army of the italian army. that's how good ukrainians are. so the idea that russia was going to enter ukraine somehow
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. just erase the face of the earth. it is a very combat-ready military force. she is absurd in russia there is a very well trained army with very competent doctrine, led by one of the best officers in the world's most trained officer corps by people who understand the art of war and they quickly realized that they need to adapt that the ukrainians are very competent. and that russia needed to change its methodology, and they did this by focusing on the main problem, which was that these ukrainian fortified forces were protecting ukraine in the donbas region , which were under ukrainian control in over the last 8 years i have to emphasize that
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these are heavily fortified positions of the ukrainian military that have been dug in some of the most extensive trenching we have ever seen in history since the first world war with these positions of reinforced concrete block gauses if you do, at least in one position they beat you from others and that's it. it is. they have artillery there to capture every square inch of it so it's an extremely difficult military problem and the russians were able to come up with what i would call the perfect storm of military capability to deal with this problem. they took full advantage of their overwhelming advantage. said superiority in artillery to create a conflict methodology that focuses on completing missions without any time
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limits. this is a kind of unique case of military history. almost every time there is a war, military commanders are pressed for time, the russians have taken the calendar out of the equation. they don't care about time. everything they care about. this is the achievement of the goal, which is to inflict maximum losses on the ukrainians with minimal losses on the part of russia and they have come up with ways of working that do just that they are working their way through eastern ukraine inflicting unheard of losses. usually in war, the attacker wants to have a three-to- one advantage in numbers. defenders and for every dug-in ukrainian should have three russians. and when you go through this such a ratio of losses is approximately. to one go on
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the offensive against such a entrenched enemy, and achieving a loss ratio of 1:10 to 1:15 to twenty to thirty is simply unheard of in military matters. i think more and more people are in the west. it's beginning to dawn on me that a lot of the western military observers were looking at the russians from the start and they were a little uneasy because we grew up in the military mobility task force. this is a tank force the size of a brigade the size of a division that was about to break through the front line. the rear of these all these lines of arrows when the russians did not. we all thought. oh, in strength too bloated. they are not as good as we thought about it before. and now, in fact. everything is being rebuilt these guys. really very good. they are very good and fantastic. i wouldn't want to go against them and the russians are doing fantastic things on the battlefield, but they don't
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care. they don't care about the calendar about time, they are going to carry out their missions in such a way as to maximize the loss of ukrainians and minimize the loss of russia. what is an unpleasant analysis? uh, unusual scary numbers and generally? well, not just what this expert said. now, i've looked at the numbers. yes he says, one twenty one thirty loss. yes, i mean, uh, and the person definitely understands what's going on, but the numbers scare me. and, by the way, you know about the numbers, when yesterday the congestion said that the smooth armed forces of ukraine that ukraine had lost in a large-scale war after february 24, 9,000 killed ah, and the ukrainian general staff shows numbers every day. how much loss? what are the losses of the russian army today? there more than 45.000. so even if you do not take the americans, but take these figures, only change
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the value. but what if the ukrainian losses are the same as those indicated by the ukrainian general staff, what if the loss of ukrainians is 45.5 thousand killed, these are only ukrainians. i say, and what if you understand like this, that is, and, accordingly, there are twice as many wounded. this is more than 100,000 casualties of the wounded. and how many a missing people i found figures missing two at first was the figure 19.000. it was fixed a few months ago then it decreased. well, a clear number was not mentioned. here is 19.000. yes, these are the people who do n't. and how many losses do we have in ukraine, uh, the national guard or territorial defense? that is, the territorial defenses are those that all these people
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understand, that is, in any case, only the officer corps needs to calculate the terrible numbers that are just coming. yes, today ukraine is celebrated, and the day of the ensign of the flag. and tomorrow is independence day and now ukraine comes with these figures of losses to ukrainian society. and it turns out that this is not a holiday, nor a flag day. not independence holidays, but i have a question. he give with logical see how interesting it turns out. i understand that smiles said the same science. uh, no, it's logic, but i just want to, well, think for yourself, yes. if ukraine's loss is 9,000, why four waves of mobilization? why taroodefense, if from the initial moment it was under the stock there was 350 thousand, if the loss of russia they say 45.000, yes, then how do we do without mobilization, and our army is still fighting according to
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the regular peacetime schedule of 15%. yes, there is mobilization in the dnr lnr. but from such purely there 45.000 - this is to imagine, i was just showing you. well, in this case, even bessonov , who says, what he is talking about, that there are few ukrainians more of us, well, we would have more opponents, more manpower. that is, in fact, this one indirectly confirms that, well, we ca n’t use everything for balls now, because we understand the threats that face all borders of russia, i finished the mill here. i want to say that if this war continues, and most likely it will continue. we are not in a hurry to go anywhere. and uh, second. what does he know? for tomorrow, what about this ukrainian society tomorrow, like a holiday ? the
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first first thing we expect that the politics of politics in ukraine expects is the next us aid somewhere about the pro-percentage information. yes and we are not waiting for 3 billion dollars of aid from the united states of america , of course, a postcard, of course, a billion, but carefully we watched today's meeting, and the crimean platform online, where a lot of words were also said about what we should be and independent territorial values should be helping, but doesn't help. and yes, that's where it helps. that's why because, for example, mikhail he is a specific person, he is the office of the president of ukraine , he said the representative de happened, we need 50 khamis, and today well, because if these there will be no hymers. you are the first initial question. why don't we cross the offensive code when we said offensive? we can't speak. well guys, let's stop lying about the hammers. well
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, they shot the camera missiles along the antonovsky bridge, it costs 100 million. no, 100. a million missiles are not missiles. yes, this hammer costs 4 million. well, it is quite more expensive, but the question is different. that is, it did nothing. therefore, you understand that i'm a herring, well, they'll give you 50 cameras, we'll beat one governor. well, how can you help, the worst thing is not will help. why is the most terrible the most terrible volodya of all these things that were said today on the platform, which are spoken publicly, which are spoken about and uh, there the president of ukraine, by the way, zelensky said, ukraine has lost and was one and he has lost women's publicly said that ukraine not involved in the uh clown, you could. well, further it is important, which of the official e,
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ukrainian faces did not even recognize. even those who, who showed off, who fell apart, that they recognized, wait. wait this is important. it is important. this he sticks out in ukraine well, well, yes, he admitted that you have some kind of army here inside, from there. he told you that he gave them commands. well, he's a russian citizen no, i don't think so, i want to uh seal for this creature. there are many more who will have to answer. just russia, which was a bastard, was breast-fed for me like lezgi in ukraine on this holiday. and one thing, no one, not a single living soul who spoke today, no one said a word about the world that and let's think about how to stop this hospital. no one is even close to wet, not everyone is close to nato, not the head of canada, no one even wisely mentions that the guys might stop erdoganch. erdogan erdogan. this is
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the only person who gave to the last drop of ukrainian blood, when today the turkish foreign minister stated that the nato countries he said, it is publicly that the nato countries want the war to continue, of course. nato countries want to continue the war. this means that ukraine will fight for six months. this means that ukraine will be two years ukraine will fight exactly as much how strange nato will solve issues ukraine will fight that as long as it takes us to reach the western borders is a member of nato and that ukraine was taken to nato ukraine was taken somewhere at all they took this zelensky asked, so i just want to congratulate those people, who think about the independence of ukraine who think and hope that independence will someday be. but unfortunately today. i see that the whole thing is leading to the fact that ukraine will not
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only not be independent, yes, ukraine to the slaughter, that she will give a ride to her existence. you know how interesting. this is yes, not european, the leaders did not say a word about ukrainian. the people did not talk about the people at all. for example, they say, we will return, crimea crimea should return, but the crimeans, they didn’t ask. that's interesting, right? they say, we will not believe if the inhabitants of the kherson region of zaporozhye are nikolaev, kharkiv, well, then you need to continue ad infinitum. well, although the finiteness is obvious there. if they want to live without zelensky, they said, we will not believe the people. and what about democracy, that is, the will of the people means nothing, the answer is obviously vladimir vladimirovich urgently. create a rusyn republic the ussr specifically looked, ponomarev received ukrainian
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citizenship on may 17, 2019 by decree of the president of ukraine. here, uh, and, accordingly, a ukrainian citizen in the ukrainian state business. dear experts. if a person has a passport - you don’t know yet, wait, a citizen of ukraine announces on a state television channel that they were supplied from the territory of ukraine. uh, as he said there material resources, there are methodological manuals and so on, but some are not there. we know we know who asked him it for them you understand. what is the cover for? at the moment, there is only one responsibility that is the citizens of ukraine from the territory of ukraine to prove that this character of the perfectionists in ukraine has not been detained, interrogated or refuted by anyone. that is, accordingly, we continue to think, as well as yes. and why it happened will run away. hand over that thing that killed even hand her over here. hmm for trial.
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there are many that need to be given out. and as for the words of daniel about the fact that they are not azov nazis, but sectarians, but this is just the classic ones really. national socialist. let's remember where hitler first came with his ideas, well, the facultist organization of society, tolya uh, in fact, this all started with uh, occult, uh, sectarian, type of organization and the creators of the ideology hmm azov battalion classic uh, national socialists. two, there, in fact, their ideologist, professor obnarozhenka from kharkov, who defended dissertations on ukrainian heraldry of the zaporozhye cossacks and e. the ideologue of freedom mikhalchishin defend a dissertation in modern ukraine it is now possible about the practical application of the ideology of the practice of the nsdp in political life. that is, here's an example of a classic nazi design for you, i always
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remember how mikhalchishin, without embarrassment, without hiding anyone, wrote that he finally got to his first edition of his durogovkaz, indicating hitler's minecraft books to the first edition. and it has become a lot for him. clear. here is the classic hitler's first edition explains everything. it's just that he then had to retouch some of his views. they created precisely the classic national socialist organization according to all the canons, uh, nsb. eh, and, therefore, i even call them whenever i hear this term to call them not neo-nazis, but precisely classic nazis. anyway, they tried to recreate. that's when rodion from spiridon often calls e talks about how crowds always walked freedom in chicks. yes, uh, everywhere. yes, they have it. here it goes for sure. someone on air. the same mikhalchishnik technologist with her four or five people. this is a classic
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blackshirt practice. uh, brown shirts. e hitler's storm troopers, they always moved like this, they always see some kind of communist or a picket of communist communists, they attack them. well, and, by the way, it was exactly the same with pickling in italy. yes, stefan described well how he started stealing a lot. well actually they also hid only so that yes. this is classic nazism and the term genocification has a full uh, full grounds for being true, regarding today's shelling of my native donetsk by these classic nazis by the way. also very symbolic, uh, symbolic date, symbolic coincidence, that's exactly. uh, this day 80 years ago, the german nazis, yes, they fired at the railway station of stalingrad, remember the classic photo. here is such a canonical photograph of the great patriotic war. here is a fountain with kids near the burning station in the background. today they fired at the railway department
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. donetsk where? in fact, it was the administration we know, that means the headquarters, and uh, here. this is very similar, in fact, that is, not random coincidences. and you know, it's a blow to the decision-making center. that is, what the ukrainian and nazi authorities have done today is a blow to the decision-making centers. that is , what we threatened for a long time, what we do not do, we do not do. yes, ukraine has already crossed this line, it is doing it. i think that already well, maybe. in fact, it’s time to do all the same to move from conversations to deeds, including to the government quarter of the city of kiev, because well, then you already know these probing these red lines, like seriously. yes, of course, duda was brought there to hide behind. what difference does it make to us? that is,
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the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant and the murder of daria dugina are two hot topics, and today an emergency meeting has been created on the agenda of the un security council russia’s initiative and the statements made, our own us correspondent valentin bogdanov will tell his speech with the words that, uh, less than two weeks ago, the
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situation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant was discussed, since then the security situation has degraded shelling from outside there even more. mm, shelling is carried out by the ukrainian side. they intensified. and the visit of the secretary general, which took place just now , did not lead to a time period. uh, where are the escalations, although russia counted on the fact that antonio lost at least make a call to zelensky to stop the shelling well, no, and what can we say about western countries, they, uh, point blank, but the dangerous and criminal actions that hmm are committed by ukrainians. and let's listen to this fragment of the speech of our permanent representative. the fact that the kiev regime does not stop attacking the station is a direct consequence of the criminal connivance on
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the part of its western patrons. parties to the apu and call on the kiev regime and stop. there was no such courage in the european capitals, from there only absurd calls are heard for russia to stop some recent actions around with. it seems that our colleagues exist in some kind of parallel reality of their own, in which the russian military themselves are shelling the sanction station that they are guarding, and even from american systems, contrary to the false claims of the kiev regime of tow trucks. russia does not place heavy weapons on the territory of the ap and does not use the station for military purposes. ministry of defense the russians are ready to provide a wealth of high- resolution images that show the weapons. moreover , heavy items are not placed on the territory of the station. not only the shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant was touched upon by russia at today's meeting of the security council, the kiev regime. as vasily nebenzya said, they not only
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actively use nuclear blackmail by shelling the station, but also, in fact, crossed all boundaries, resorting to physical violence at the bottom of the pleasing vasilina benzya. e, dwelled separately on the murder of daria dugina at a terrorist act, which was committed against a journalist. and here is what he said on the subject. our competent authorities are conducting a preliminary investigation, it has been established that the ukrainian special services are behind this monstrous crime, the identity of its direct perpetrator, associated with the nationalist battalion, has been established. azov she managed to escape from justice on the territory of estonia daria dugina was 29 years old her life was cut short in its prime due to her professional activities, journalists have long been at gunpoint ukrainian nationalists. here is a photo of her from the infamous peacemaker website, which we
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have talked about many times. they openly flaunt her murder. as you can see, the photo of daria dugina is crossed out with the inscription liquidated. we note that this crime was condemned by the official representative of the state department, usa we call on the un leadership council to judge strongly. this is another crime of the kiev regime in the state department, they considered that this formal statement of that time and enough today the representative of the united states did not react in any way to the words of non-benzia. and, on the contrary, the west continued the line of accusations against russia in a familiar vein. well, this time they still sounded about the situation around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. let's listen to the representative of america. russia should create a
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demilitarized zone in the area around the nuclear power plant. this will allow ukrainian personnel who are forced to work there to carry out damage assessments to restore safe operation. nuclear power plant, this demilitarized zone will allow a magate group to go to the site to conduct an inspection to assess safety, we call on russia to give the go-ahead for a visit rich on this object in such a way that the sovereignty of ukraine is respected. quite understandably , kiev plays along with the task. kiev, uh, to regain control over this station, well, vasily is not gasoline, but explained why it is impossible, moreover, why it is unsafe even in the context of even nuclear safety, so to speak, of the entire european continent. here are our words. by the way, it seems to some western colleagues that there is the only and easiest way out of this situation to withdraw russian troops and create a demilitarized zone around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant .
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power plants. this is an irresponsible statement that does not take into account the need to maintain the conditions for the safe operation of the zaporozhye npp. we once again urge you to stop covering for your kiev wards and encourage them to stop reckless attacks against european countries with a threatening nuclear incident and radioactive and radioactive contamination. stopped at m. uh, to a possible trip of iaea inspectors to the station, he said verbatim that russia hmm has always supported such a mission and tried to do this contribute, but there are certain technical issues that remain, that is, the discussion continues, according to vasily nebenzya. uh, after this process is completed there is an important component, also
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the safety of these inspectors. and maybe as early as the end of august or e. in september, the mission of the rich will still get to, yes, hmm, the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, where they will be able to assess with their own eyes , well, how ukraine de facto threatens the nuclear security of europe, including yesterday today people said goodbye to the innocent, murdered new russian martyr darya dugina, everything is established by the investigation of a terrorist act. and the customers. it is clear where the perpetrators are sitting, it is clear that they fled to estonia. so i think that today we have a legal basis to demand that estonia fulfill its international obligations in the fight against terrorism and extradite the terrorists. if they don't do this, then i think, based on the totality of what the estonian authorities have done, they should be recognized as accomplices of terrorists. as for the kiev shakin, well, it’s clear here, not ukraine nor the people of ukraine
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are sponsors of terrorism. and those who broke through to power in the fourteenth year through a coup and the terrorist methods of the turchins and appreciate poroshenko zelensky that's all their abilities. these are real terrorists, because they revived bandera's terrorist methods of killing, cutting, raping, blowing up, killing journalists, and destroying political and public leaders. based on the totality of what they have already done, they must be recognized as terrorists, because the essence of terrorism is what consists of intimidation. don't intimidate us. yes, we have been successfully fighting terrorists for 30 years. two wars, at least. in the caucasus, we won the third special military operation with the terrorists, we are conducting in syria against the arab cells of terrorist organizations, we were very successfully killed, our children were killed in beslan, in budyonnovsk, in the nordost. in the donbass, we were blown up in residential trains, airplanes, and subways. at home we cannot be intimidated by this, but we must also respond with legal methods, because if we do not do this, if we are terrorists, we will not
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destroy in the lair in his he will continue to commit acts of terrorism. now notice how everything was planned. i briefly, but massive information preparation on the eve of a well-planned terrorist act was carried out and immediately mass stuffing through our national traitors. and look not only those who are sitting in europe in the baltic states and ukraine, but here in our country. why is that one in the region of the ural mountains there is such an accumulation of these national traitors all the time, so this is all this the giant octopus the octopus of one terrorist organization, which is called the kiev authorities, and here is the totality of all the crimes committed against humanity against the civilian population. which, by the way, is recognized by the leading international legal organizations as the human rights gambler of the international dispersal against infantry mines of the prohibited killing of children. uh, burning people. uh, biology labs. they should be recognized as terrorist organizations sponsors of terrorism, what are we afraid of? why is this not
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do we still do? we are waiting, when the trains from the plane start to blow up, they start to blow up. whom do we touch the west and america? forgive the americans an empty test tube hung the laws of the elected president killed half a million children. until then, 11:30. twice before. the americans used nuclear weapons against the world population, as always, they will shut up and retreat. you don't have to be ashamed of them. because for a russian person, a nuclear war is not a catastrophe. this is the beginning of a new eternal life. but for the west and the american. this is the end of the earth hegemony. so, so as not to bring it to this. let them act by right methods, because from any position, the kiev authorities are terrorists from international legal criminal law special ones - these are terrorists. so here are the cases to recognize terrorist sponsors of terrorism. well, from one more gasp. i don't like the usual, when the suit is visible, outstanding at the end, when vasily speaks, i
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usually try to believe in the sincerity of his words. but today i don't believe him. uh, when you said yes, i don't believe him because he said he today closely monitored the crimean platform. i want to tell you i did it tried to do it four times. but what a dismal event. actually. it's impossible to just watch. first of all. i want to tell you this humiliation and insult to the ukrainian people, when most of this event was held in english , when the videos prepared by the ukrainian authorities were in english without translation, that is, what are we talking about that this event was organized not for the people of ukraine explain, yes, what is the position of the ukrainian authorities in relation to the crimea, yes, or what did it do, let ’s say, from the last crimean platform to this period, we are talking about this in general, it’s only about attracting foreigners as much as possible, representatives on the crimean platform to get as much as possible - then financial support, and that's the
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story until next year. when vasily asks you vasily asks a question and says no one talked about the world, you know? what is the problem? they can't talk about the world? why because the question the wars of the world are not their competence. well, this is not their competence. they do not decide to be in war or peace, for example, the same macron, but it has such opportunities to act as an intermediary. having a special relationship with putin, he lost this opportunity, who will talk to him, after all that he did, yes, and in relation to what she laid out these negotiations and so on. well, who will conduct a dialogue with him. can the macron come out and say, i appeal to all the participants of the crimean platform there. let's find peace compromise solution. you can't do it, because he doesn't fit into the agenda, and he doesn't fit into uh, this is an event. why does he need it? if this has no consequences, who will listen to the macron today? yes, there are no such leaders, there is a cart and a small cart that spoke for
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territorial integrity, that they would help ukraine, then zelensky burst out and says. listen to what concerns the issue of the liberation of the crimea and generally with no one. e, i'm not going to consult, well, fine. that is he himself actually emphasizes that he will not consult with anyone around on the issue of crimea. this means that for all other issues. i am ready to consult, except for the issue of crimea, well, somehow an amazing story yes, well, it’s generally like and if he has a resource from zelensky himself, i have already said a thousand times. ukraine does not have any economy ukraine does not have any rear and the question of war and peace is not even a competence. ukraine needs to understand one simple thing, the americans have entered ukraine so systematically deeply. they don’t like it at all when ukrainians interfere in their internal affairs. sit. resist you were told to fight. so, you are fighting these terrorist acts of the moscow region further. e shelling of the crimea e. further, i worry about donetsk. that's why i, er, so to speak,
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do not renounce my position, and for me tomorrow is the twenty-fourth. a very difficult day. i think tomorrow there should be some kind of final provocation. it was all an increase. this is obvious. they were waiting for certain reactions from russia . you know, remember, uh, the incident that happened with uh, a turkish plane, because what was the idea of all this not from turkish with a russian plane. when the russians were shot down, the idea was to provoke such a conflict situation between russia and turkey that would break off all possibilities of non-relations, but this did not happen in this situation, they deliberately provoke russia, let's say, asymmetrically somehow reacted to that's it, everything that happens, who does it? i don't know. what is the role of the americans here. i think they are strategic determine the situation there, and tactically the british are doing all this, when we are told that 10,000 people are being trained there in britain, they are taught not to fight with guns in tanks. i am sure that they are
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trained in sabotage, because the british are the best. the best are just in this matter and they can teach you to understand that there is no chance of winning, but uh, you need to solve this problem with russia and create problems for many, many years, who can do this better than saboteurs. nobody what to do prepare saboteurs. i am i'm sure they're cooking. e. purely a strong saboteur, i would like to note a few performances, firstly, on the shelling of today's donetsk. it seems to me that it is necessary to very clearly qualify the strike on the administration building on pushkin boulevard from the fact that we see it was a real attempted murder of denis specifically pushes state activity. they continue. they do not stop the previous chapter. republics they killed it here. this is exactly real, given where the accuracy of the exact projectile hit - this is an office. they are not could know that he would not be there, moreover, they did not
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assume that he would be there no building we know well. i'll have an office there for several years on the second floor. this is definitely a blow to the cabinet, that is, they are trying to eliminate the current head of an independent state, recognized by russia as the vot guests from this. yes, it is necessary to proceed from this in order to formulate an answer, i wanted to oppose pavel on them, but in essence, but in form, uh, agreeing essentially with everything. and we don't have to do it. it seems to me redundant work and drag them into this, uh, terrorist niche. uh, that's a different story. if we, as the president set the task, are carrying out denocification, they are nazis and there is no need to blur this nazi history. pavel just said very subtly, look, if we recognize it as a terrorist state, if he recognizes everything else, as mazs were recognized as terrorist organizations. this means that
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for us, according to the charter, their training bases in any country in the world become legitimate targets. this means now their training in europe in england whatever. we can strike at these bases, as the americans strike at the bases of terrorists who are growing in various countries of the world, that is, this gives a legal basis for there to be gas, as it were, but what happened, india and china do not want to visit them from ukraine so and we are not going to download through you. why shouldn't anything pass through you. how do you like to talk? well, well, how many times did i turn out to be right with my number, while you always leave us no choice. hmm well, something and uh, daniila continues two more words about the situation on the fronts and e some conclusions, then,
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firstly. i don't like the wording when a very common front stands there for nothing . he can’t stand at all, e stand during the first world war, the front could stand, when it was 3 km between the trenches and not a single cartridge reached. that's where they sat. eh, even 8 years. despite the fact that the line of demarcation was drawn. she did not stand, it was ours. and those all the time in the same place with obyachevy jumps tried zones with hava straps. all the more so, all the more so today, so look at this moment. i recommend all viewers to follow the events. at the front. information. not enough for one day. and at least then the dynamics become clear, certain offensive battles are going on in our country, offensive battles are not being fought sitting in the trenches. and if we have this line, uh, with such resolutions, the map does not move, we must understand that these are adequately
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offensive battles. along the entire line from north of kharkov, where we are in a few days, thousands of kilometers quite right 100 m. you multiply the territory that you like go to izyumsky direction, and in the last few days. uh, a certain plan begins to be seen there, because, from raisins, not only to the southeast, there are battles towards slavyansk but also to the southwest towards barvenkovo. this is an exit to the rear of this entire fortified line in the south. at the same time, battles for coals began every day and this offensive direction is separate, because if we draw a line from barvenkovo to ugledar, we will close this grouping in fortified areas. because when scott correctly says that he was not there, he i saw the pictures, of course, uh, they could not have time in solidarity in seversk, uh, to make such concrete
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fortifications. they have slavyansky konstantinovka, this is a temporary fortification. and well, and therefore we close them on the nikolaev direction. we have some hot guys there. it’s just that the day before yesterday we got excited on the internet, we grew up and nikolaev then got hit in the head for doing it ahead of schedule, but it’s true, that is, we already control a significant foothold in the nikolaev region and it’s worth calling it a front. sorry, and the present, again, ritter is right when he talks about our officers. i have repeatedly, as if alaverdi, said that there are only two sides left, two sides where there are truly educated military men, this is us, and yet the united states still has really well- educated officers there. generals three liters. there, for example, there is no israel, no, uh, i'm talking about i'm a rally of army officers, ready to build. so these
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officers raise what i just said about the movement of the front back for them, the result is obvious and there is no time anymore, maybe some other time, but i just understand that we are talking about israel when we talk, this is more of a police operation than a general one and tell the special services, but still such a length of the front, the icon is an operation, of course, about the americans, we must talk about the sad experience of the americans everywhere, but it is educated generals can lose if their own policies harm, alas. this is not only them. everyone has a policy of generating a single battle. well, it also happened. they lost countries without formally losing a single battle. well, that is, there were locally there in iraq, afghanistan, that is, they seem to be doing something, and then they have to flee. well, pavel rightly said, they will leave when they collide. they will leave. in
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any case, this is our military work now in the former ukraine. it leads to tectonic shifts throughout europe, all borders become conditional. about the baltic states, it is necessary to listen carefully and to the mason, what i want to say is the conclusion, i admit that i was wrong. if tomorrow is nothing happens, it means that the allied forces did what i did not believe. they were able to dismantle the ukrainian armed forces , along with the american and other, uh, advisers , in such a way that despite the promises of an oath. they didn’t manage to create a huge tactical group anywhere, as they said, and break through somewhere, i didn’t believe in this, and i repeat. if nothing happens tomorrow, then i don't know who to thank, but best of all, the
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soldiers who did their job are just close generals hero of russia severoviki. well, europe's bosses know better than me who did it, but i'm, uh, watching seriously. here, i expected, i think, well, let's wait, after all, there is tomorrow further. what happened today with this crimean platform. i've been her since morning too and excuse me. uh studied, and i know that uh pain uh pointless demonstration uh, there is no event. first, she completed the entire crimean platform - these are substitutes for this e, counter-offensive, pathetic, miserable, yes. money give weapons see. we're going to the second is galvanization. this one. sorry to the floor, dead corpse about the whole world with us. you see , the crimean platform became global, there were 40. e countries and three international states became 60 and the international state is with us. hey banduras. and
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burkina style. hooray, we defeated them all and the third option is the most terrible, which reznikov needed last year then. as deputy prime minister for ukraine, the territory said that 500,000 russians should be evicted this year, chubarov and agryzka say that we are not just destroying what has been built there. we'll get a million out of there. uh, russians and the next moment. uh, the worst thing is viktor lyashko, the minister. in health care, he cited such figures in ukraine for the remaining population of 15 million. it needs psychological psychological. e maintenance, because of these, three million unambiguously. uh, they will experience psychiatric problems, this is the material from which you can prepare saboteurs of fanatics of schizoid white martyrs, what years, but
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the result, unfortunately, is terrible for independence day ukrainians have lost their homeland. they are now losing their last meaning. and now here is the whole war. this will last, they will lose their lives and what will remain on the territory of ukraine - it will remain a global ruin, which, er, a ruin of the seventeenth century. i could envy. and this is the most terrible result that they adjusted themselves to day uh, the thirty-first day of independence. and it's scary to talk about it. these are tears through tears. they do not lose their homeland, finally. yes we are, but i remember.
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