in short, today the kiev authorities have completed, in fact, this negotiation process in istanbul and the well-known istanbul draft agreement . after that, the troops were withdrawn from kiev in order to create conditions for the conclusion of this agreement instead of the conclusion of the kiev authorities. they immediately abandoned all agreements, which means they were thrown into a box and announced that they had no agreements. this means that they will not seek with russia, but will seek victory on the battlefield. well, flag in hand, they're just right now trying to do this by drawing this contour. uh, we'll see how it ends with this contraception. hmm, and as for the security guarantee , we generally yes, there were quite strict guarantees. uh, here we needed guarantees from our side from nato, er, that means regi. the countries include turkey as a whole. we

agreed with this by and large, there, uh, there were some things that required such minor refinement, but on the whole we agreed and these are quite serious hmm serious hmm but the requirements, but the kiev authorities themselves postponed this to debt, what else did they come up with? i don't know, because their position on every issue changes, almost every day. eh, i need to look into this. i would like to remind you that before the start of a special military operation. we talked about the princes of security and measures to ensure the security of russia itself, but no one considered it necessary to react in any way, unfortunately. vladimir vladimirovich hello rostovtseva ekaterina taz, please tell us how

you assess the course of the special military operation . is it necessary to correct her plan? this is not subject to adjustment. uh, hmm, the general staff campaigns, in the course of the operation they make operational decisions, they consider something to be key, and the main goal, and the main goal is the liberation of the entire territory of donbass but this work continues, despite these attempts to counteroffensive by the ukrainian army. we have an offensive operation. in the donbas itself, they do not stop. they go, they go, they go at a slow pace, but gradually the russian army gradually occupies new new territories as a follower, i don’t pay attention. we are at war, but not complete army to the military only part of the russian army. only contract parts. well, naturally. eh, it's related. with e certain parameters of personnel and so on. uh, that's why we are not in a hurry in

this part, but uh, by and large, in essence , there are no changes, something the general staff considers important something secondary uh, but uh, the main task remains unchanged and it is being implemented. whose news is maria cdb, but did erdogan voice the proposal for your meeting at the meeting with zelensky and under what conditions in general, and erdogan have you voiced in your offer to hold a meeting with zelensky you have been offered very strongly for a long time. there is nothing wrong with this. the president of turkey is making a significant contribution to e. on the normalization of the situation, including, say, on food. uh, the decision of the food issue conclusion. e ukrainian grain through odessa

is largely the result of his work, so he really makes a serious contribution to resolving a number of serious issues that arise around this crisis and quite the same it goes without saying that he offers and a meeting with president zelensky and believing that it could lead to some positive result at this meeting, he did not talk about it. perhaps now a dialogue with ukraine, if it is possible, the first condition for them to agree, they don’t want to, mr. zelensky announced that he publicly said, i don’t know where it is publicly, that he is not ready and does not want to talk with russia, but is not ready not necessary. life we have already told a little about the process of erdogan. can you please be more detailed to tell what you discussed with him about the grain deal, in general it is still in force, will grain and

our fertilizers reach the poorest countries, so i don’t know this is what we said at the summit now and what i said, it was heard by the press. yeah, well, after all, i'll have to repeat it, firstly. uh, the example of erdogan was one of the initiators who did it, but he was one of the uh, he was one of the leaders who, as it were, organized the execution of this idea, well, something, but today. on from here on yesterday it was the day before yesterday that came out of ukrainian ports, 121 ships. e, out of 120 ships, only three were sent to the poorest countries under the un food program. about 35 may

already be a little more than a percent of the grain exported from the territory, and from the territory of ukraine they went to european countries. in a non-poor country and certainly not in the poorest countries in the world, and only 4.5% went to the poorest countries under the un 4.5% program. and with the examples of erdogan and our bilateral meeting , he also raised the question of hmm after all the bulk of this grain was sent to the poorest countries under the program for the food program. he, but it does not depend on us, we only undertook the obligation to organize the export. this is what we are doing, but it is necessary that the united nations organization and all other participants in this process. in the end, they achieved the goal for which the withdrawal from this grain was organized. but hey

general secretary. i know i'm saying this absolutely. eh, sincerely. i know that he takes the necessary strength to really try to do it, but for now, u it doesn't work either. the same applies. uh, exporting our fertilizers, but this is generally unprecedented. i say ugly. i would say on the part of the uh european commission, so shamefully remove the ban on the purchase of our fertilizers. but only for our own countries for eu member states but really and what about the world's poorest countries, what about hmm the rhetoric that all our joint efforts should be aimed at preventing hunger in these poorest countries. it's all bluff just to solve their selfish problem problems that created. by themselves, with their own hands, both in the

field of food supply and in the field of energy, they created problems. now solve them at someone else's expense. but this is just a disgrace, but i hope common sense. in the end, our colleagues, the european commission, will have enough to correct this mistake. he will assume that this is a mistake no, understanding and making the right decisions the same applies. you already have russian fertilizers, by the way, it would be nice to pay attention to the possibilities of belarus belarus one of the largest manufacturing countries. damn their fertilizers in the world, but uh, it means that the americans, by the way, were the first to lift sanctions on our fertilizers. now, if they return, americans are generally pragmatic people. so, when we talk about the export of grain from ukraine, you know who exports ukrainian american companies. they are the owners of this grain, mostly in a significant part. it turned out

that the lands in ukraine had long been sold to american companies. this is their grain they are their grain war. so that's why a lot and apparently, there was something for it conversations. well, it doesn't matter, but the important thing is that sanctions were lifted from our fertilizers, but problems remained in truth. according to insurance, a ban on the entry of our ports, from which grain and fertilizer troops have been preserved, that is, on transfers on financial finance calculations of financial restrictions. they know all about it know all the time they say yes, yes problem. we will solve the problem. nobody does anything . we must give credit to the secretary general. he's trying to work out those rules. he is constantly in contact with all participants in this process, until he doesn't get it all. well, let's hope that, uh, that these negotiations go to the general secretary success, we will sell, we sell and sell our goods. it is in demand in the markets. but if we

sell like this, it will not reach the poorest countries. here's the thing. you have probably heard about 300,000 tons of our fertilizers accumulated in the ports of european countries. our company is already saying we will give away for free, just release unlock let's give away to the poorest countries in developing in an emerging market, well, they are still holding. this in general, surprisingly, they do not want russia to earn money. but if we give away for free. we do n't make money on this. what are they doing? i don't understand why. that's all the chatter goes, and help to the poorest countries. she is in action. that's what's going on, not really. i have the impression that this is especially true for european countries. these are the former former colonial powers, but they still live in the e paradigm as well. philosophy they are accustomed to living for a stranger and

still cannot get rid of this paradigm in their own. practical daily policy, but the time has come it's time at last. to draw certain conclusions and behave differently in a more civilized manner. the most important bilateral meeting with the head of china is, after all, a very important meeting, given the incandescent atmosphere. the whole world was watching it, the hot atmosphere on the planet, i mean that the most important thing in the results of this meeting was nothing most important. as it is not yet, what is strange is nothing. the most important thing was not. it was, in fact, the usual, uh, private, and our meeting. and not for a long time there were personal meetings. uh, after my trip to beijing for the opening of the olympics on. well, we just stated. uh, we had a significant increase in this turnover last year. i already spoke about this 140

billion was we set the task. get to $200 billion in trade turnover. well, they thought it was some kind of distant target over the horizon. this year, the trade turnover will reach about 180, maybe 190 billion dollars. that is, these uh, this goal of 200 billion. it is about to be realized. i'm on my mind. this is the most important thing we talked about about what needs to be done additionally so that, uh, this trade turnover expands, they talked about what needs to be done in modern conditions, in order to effectively counter illegal restrictions on any trade wars that it means unfolds, otherwise there, uh, that is, here . uh, our so-called partners. if i may say so, yes, various restrictions apply. not uh, not uh legitimate, but we are still forced

to somehow react to this. we understand what's going on talking about the need for expansion trade, uh, and settlements and national currencies. it's growing little by little, not as fast as we'd all like, but it's moving forward nonetheless. uh, we talked about large projects, uh, which we are implementing, but about infrastructure projects that would allow. uh, it means unblocking commodity flows that are growing on streams. that's basically. this is what they talked about. well , of course, there were issues related to crises. eh, well, in such a benevolent, but fundamental way, absolutely these questions. well let's you wind up okay radio station carry on fmfirov on the eve of the us treasury increased not only the number of people who fall under sanctions, but also the nature of work and age limits. as a result

, you can somehow say that this is your assistant maxim oreshkin, that there are age limits, and besides the fact that this is maxim oreshkin, an assistant can, well, the head of the general director of the company e payment system world, but also maria i don’t understand what maxim decides under us sanctions yes, we are apparently for a meeting with erdogan. here in turkey, erdogan met him right there once the boys, but besides what else about age, about age. there is also a children's ambusman, maria belova, for the fact that she stole ukraine's wording and also that children from ukraine would work. well, the wording of which was american because of which she fell under the sanction, but also ramzan kadyrov is not of legal age. their three children got today, as you know, 14 is quite simple. well, it just happened. i was busy with other questions. i don't know

about it. well, what do you think about? i think it's schizophrenia, because because uh minor children under under e, the sanction to put. these are very extreme things. it seems to me that they simply no longer understand what they are doing. uh, about our bootstrap for, uh, children's rights. uh, then uh, as we know, she was engaged in health. i hope that u will continue to deal with, then she was involved in the removal of our children from the war zones from syria from iraq, uh, that means the children who remained there under various circumstances. not on my own, of course. this is a noble mission. she risks her life and health. eh, naturally. e hmm, it's normal when she took children from the war zone or from the dangerous zone of the donbass, what's wrong with that?

thank you need. uh, for this, so to speak, a few bows stand for this boys. this is the first time i've heard of this and it's outrageous. so let that interfax agency well, let's already finished now now. let's thank you xenia what should interfax agency do? i have a question regarding the situation between armenia and azerbaijan in your opinion. it is currently underway side attempts. other countries somehow influence the situation in karabakh for the time being, moscow is busy with a special operation in ukraine and will there be enough resources in russia now to continue to influence colleagues to maintain peace? here is the last incident. the border one, it has nothing to do with karabakh, in general, it’s not in a completely different region, but, but the border between the army and azerbaijan. well, we really regret it, we, of course, about the victims that hmm there were

cases there, but uh, in that primarily under russian pressure, this conflict succeeded localize. i hope this continues. there you are. e questions. eh, there are still enough resources, thank you. god yes please questions. uh, the final sco summit ends today, but soon the leaders should meet along the g20 line. and if certainty about whether the visitors. indonesia and what can interfere with your plans? thank you for visiting bali. i've been on my own before. the roller is a good beautiful place, but beauty is not the point. we'll see how the situation develops. uh in the economy in others spheres. on i have an invitation to visit. uh, twenty to me, uh, the president hosting the country. i was personally informed about this when i was in moscow , then called again and said that i had in mind. eh, so there is a certain pressure, but

my position is tough. we wanted to see you, and on this you understand, i looked, we will decide, russia will take part. high content because you have a lot and i'm alone yes please thank you very much vladimir vladimirovich good evening. i'm fast you just mentioned the ships grain that went to europe while the food crisis. not there, there the energy crisis was asked about him recently by the president of the european commission to a number of other high-ranking european officials. yes, in the heat. so to speak, the search for a solution to the energy crisis offered its citizens to send cosmic fabulous electricity bills to anyone. this was not my question to you personally. how are you going to react to this? and if suddenly bills start coming to you are going to. if you want, i don't care about that either. didn't hear. i don't know, this is another attempt to

shift the problem of a headache. e from a sick head to a healthy one. this is exactly what it is among our people, and so they say the energy crisis in europe has begun. not at the beginning of russia's special military operation in ukraine in the donbass, not from this much earlier by a year. if it didn't start earlier, how strange it may seem. hmm but a green trip a green trip is needed, of course, you need to take care of the climate and prevent it. passing some point of no return, when the climate starts change in such a way that it will be impossible to stop it, and we will turn into, uh, one of the planets of the solar system. uh, that means, uh, on which it used to be, it seems, as in the opinion of scientists. atmosphere now it is gone, the temperature is now 500 °. of course, no one wants this, but to do it carefully, if necessary, carefully, step by step, they e to achieve a momentary political

situation in their countries, and they went to the extent of curtailing e hydrocarbon energy in general, a ban. they stopped lending. uh, local authorities the authorities stopped allocating land for uh, future developments stopped uh, energy infrastructure plans , you know, yes, and there was a decline in traditional energy investments, but it all started, uh, started happening a few years ago. right now , prices seem to have risen for, say, gas in the united states and production is growing. well, not as fast as we would like to take it. why are banks afraid to lend? you see, all of this. uh, specialists are experts, they understand everything perfectly, but these populist statements that someone is to blame. that's

where you go. this is only to provide themselves with protection from the outraged citizens of their countries. so why do it? this is the first part of the moralized ballet, what is called, uh, this uh, means erroneous uh, the reference points in the green journey, running ahead, is not the willingness to respond to green energy, but the volume, but the huge volumes of uh, necessary energy resources to support economic growth and industrial growth. the economy is growing. energy is becoming less. this is the first big mistake. so, the second in terms of gas, the europeans were persuaded, it is not necessary only to focus on the market. let's focus on a long-term contract. why did i say repeat? once again, the same gazprom should invest billions in new developments, but he had to be sure that he would sell gas, before investing in this the

meaning of long-term contracts, mutual obligations arise from those who sell and those who buy no let the market react. uh, governs we've said a thousand times, don't don't do this, it will lead to dire consequences. no. they, in fact, forced us to know what to do? they forced us to invest a significant share of the spot price in the contract price. and gazprom was forced into the price. e gas is taken into account not only on the basket of petroleum products and oil. well, the prices under began to grow and the price even for long-term contracts. and what do we have to do with it? this is the first. second, i told them many times, so hmm. well, gazprom does not give gas.

listen, are you normal people or not, poland took and put under sanctions on the gas pipeline, yamal europe and closed the route. i said mister, call that you know me warsaw call and ask them to open the route. that's all. first, second, two strings of the gas pipeline along the e, through the territory of ukraine, ukraine is supplied with weapons. she took and closed one of the routes for them. perhaps, to tibrate more, which means that 25 billion have been closed there. well, i'm honest in the amount of billions. now i will not say, well, the whole route was closed. why call kiev let them open the second route. well finally, uh, so nord stream 1 is decommissioning one turbine after another. are we breaking them? here is the last turbine that was removed from operation, what happened, it means,

the current must be an inspection, the current repair was opened in the presence of sms specialists and they saw that oil was leaking there, this is an explosive situation, but they saw that because of such signatures they put their signature under the act of repair it is impossible to operate, fires are explosive. but we are here, and they will repair it, they tell us, they brought it a turbine from canada, but gazprom does not take it. well , that's right, what does not take, because what's the matter. we talked about this many times, well, gazprom's turbine maintenance contract is not siemens, but with the daughter of siemens in the uk, this is what the matter is and the daughter of siemens from the uk should have a document, er, that means that everything is spelled out. that the turbines have been sanctioned, because they are our property and gazprom must be sure, maybe tomorrow they will want to sell them, i don’t know where in iran,

and somewhere else it means that the sanctions have been lifted, that the technical condition in the army the daughter of a family from the uk should give, she does not give anything, except for general conversations there was no any. here’s everything to do, and plus, it was necessary to make changes to the logistics contract, because the turbine was supposed to be delivered from canada to st. petersburg, it arrived in germany. this is only nonsense at first glance, but it matters practically listen to what we came up with thus, the nord stream was closed alone, but in the end, if it was impatient, if everything is so hard, take it and remove it, in the end the nord stream sanctions are two fifty-five billion cubic meters of weather, just press the button and everything went. no, they closed it themselves here , they can’t repair it here, which means that this gas pipeline, the new nord stream-2, was put under sanctions. they do not want to open, but we are to blame. let them

think about who is to blame for what and don’t blame us for their own mistakes. gazprom and russia, as it always did, and intentionally and will fulfill all its obligations within the framework of our agreements and contracts have never had any failures here and never will. thank you all is well.

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