in what we do and anyone can do it , for this it is not necessary to be able to play the script. it is very important. if i am an artist, i should be here where the heart beats now, where the fate of the entire world order is decided. i propose, you know, that i propose that all these officials, all these military commissars, all these here, immediate mobilization and to the very hell , the hottest spot there, to the front. otherwise, we won’t do it, otherwise, you understand, and they began to undermine, so to speak, their task is to undermine trust legitimacy authorities. these are the actions. the guys are still talking about combat. there there try for it

nothing should be understand? i do not know how to resist this, how to deal with it, but this should not be yet. i went through again. here's how to say it. i don't know who is responsible for this in stavropol. yes, there are many different ones, and i'm not saying that this is a mass character of a lot of order that the governor is already calling. i am very voiced. so it's fast, i hope that's why i want to say again our main task today is keep the front inside. this is where the most important thing is to fall. i am convinced that now, so to speak, in the external conclusions have been made and now, so to speak, these ukrainian figures. they will face the fact that they don't even represent the special correspondents of the state television and radio broadcasting company alexander sladkov sasha hi on direct contact with the studio from donetsk. greetings well , i once read your strongest post artie about what needs to be fixed on the issue of mobilization absolutely agreed we are a lot on the program. this was discussed today and i hope that

we will hear how the situation in donetsk is on the fronts. normally normal first, if you believe my internal thermometer, and i, uh, the fourth dozen have already changed their reporting. and uh other feelings in donetsk yes they shoot, yes, and we shoot at us shoots pile up last week more than 20 people died three children this week. lord for the past this week. e, but already a little bit in the air it smells of e, when a you enter the ring, i don’t know who boxed when you were already stuffed with a cap. and you understand that you are now tear. here nothing promises, but you already understood with us eh! i can’t say everything, but the technology is coming

, people are coming and people are confident in themselves. i, as a military man, can determine by the eyes of a soldier whether he is ready or not, in general he is in order or not, i want to say something else, you know, i was not on the front line now, but at the training ground i got tremendous pleasure i will explain why i was at the training ground only one formation, which is fighting today, is slowly moving forward with difficulty, but talking with the commander of the formation. in general, we exchanged opinions. we understand what putin said, no need for storming, no need to throw your corpses in the trenches and run through. they have to do everything carefully, and i will explain how it happens to the assault group, which tomorrow will go forward and storm the forests of the semi-sus, or strong point. she goes to the training ground, the training ground was created there from the boxes

, uh, from under the zinc from under the weapons, but he made the town, i wonder why he still cannot do it. it's just, well, like a team colleague and grows everywhere. okay, that's it. a. in short, everything is chi-chinar here, uh, a large-caliber machine gun is here, the snipers are the same, which means it’s not clearer, the chechens came here, battalion, west east. they are already participating in surma. already four groups were losing, sappers suffered. the sappers of napoleone, who have now been pulled back, are passing under and under the guidance of experienced combat officers of the same formation. and they study the streets, not just like but on the spot. here the war is going on next to everything, and they are a training ground here. we didn’t have such a reading, in general i see this for the first time. the training ground then to the war, and then the assault the whole group is like a pennant. vympel

knows so well, opa, here is such and such an object, as they were in beslan or in the north-east. the same thing, they take, similar in uh, architecture, which means the object storms it here and then they go to storm it. it does the same. our regular infantry. well, what about the second division, that i’ll be right now, that means, i’m shooting snipers, uh, from 120 of eighty-two- millimeter mortars, but they’re learning in general amazingly. i'll be honest, i didn't expect me to be such a thing. this time i saw the second, there is one of detachments bars is volunteers they have no underwear kuban dear kuban who is the governor there? i don't even know, but pay attention to your people. well, well, be merciful. well, take a look at them . well, what are the leggings given out? what

about t-shirts? no, it's that, old bulletproof vests commander. there, by the way, not from the commander, the commander learned . there's a really cool guy there. but this is not him, this is not him, but the fighters came up and said. well, you're doing criticism there, everything else . these are the pies. we have learned to deal with long-range artillery with hummers. what happens to drones if we have an understanding of intelligence, right? well the whole uh, the whole nato space force is working for them we understand how to counter this we are countering. we have things that allow a-a to do this, but, excuse me, they are not enough critical here is

what is happening here in the frontline zone. i understand that they intend to change the situation. now i don’t want to throw a spear in the direction of sergei kungitovich . and why because i feel that they are coming change? well, if you believe me to a reporter who has grown old with a microphone in his hands, then, what happens sasha does not flirt and is younger than me? so volodya this is the biological age, but in short, bye bye, but we crush we crush and we crush the hummers 155. we destroy, we hunt for them. we have long-range artillery. we are able to extract target coordinates. we have fat targets that we are hunting for, we know how to drive enemy tanks, and not only that, but i want to say

that we had an aggravation of the situation, but we unwound just like tuzik heating pad on here this week i will not call it the prerogative of leadership and empire. there are big ones. and when the losses there are large losses and people in general in technology. again, we return to that very anecdote, when you can divorce your wife in the hall, he is here. they say that you do not live with him. says give me a cutlet. she she says he doesn't sleep with me. give me a cutlet. i took the name. so, here cutlets are brought up, we have the whole room. little by little, but my classmates call me. well, actually, i'm already 56 on for a second he calls for the army, he doesn’t refuse to go, but odnoklassniki has already received senior officers and they are deliberately not in shackles. and i want

to tell you, so you shouldn't think that we, uh, dragged everyone by the hair to the military registration and enlistment office. there are a lot of people volunteers, a lot of people arguing with the leadership of the military registration and enlistment offices, because they are not taken. well, you already have air and he says you want, i’m going to tear all the horseshoes that are in the area for you, but i already have a feeling that the situation is getting better, maybe i’m not the enchanted wanderer i know as a rule. usually. you're pessimistic enough. dude, i'll tell you right away. uh, i spit on one, uh, like this substance immediately, if something happens, you are not usually inclined, rather, on the contrary, so if you feel that it is changing for the better, then so is sash, thank you very much . you heard sasha does not like it when

war correspondents' dua elena is presented like this, well, really the oldest in the military corps of krishtiandent alexander yes, so that you enter the market with a feeling of breaking someone you first have to miss a couple of times good from him. well, here it is, in my opinion, but now the state is coming. so happy in the ring when today with a emelianenko jr., so i have a good. vladimir vladimirovich well , you yourself understand that for me you, of course, have been the most important event of 30 years. uh, one referendum is the only one. that is, i, you know, you know how many years yes, the decade from december 1, 1991 . said i'd do it myself, i've done it before. i have my first post about this theme. in september 1989

it came out, well, and since then. yes, i've been dreaming about this day, about this moment. and honestly i thought that i would not live to see it, because i did not think that everything would develop so rapidly, but you know the most interesting thing, in what enthusiasm i was voting at this polling station and i got a passport. of the donetsk people's republic were issued personally by alexander zakharchenko, the head of donetsk, the dpr and the kingdom of heaven to him, and you know, i even felt sad to some extent, after all, i understand that i am the last time i use this document as a document. yes, that is, it is clear that i will keep it there in the personal archive and will show it to my children and grandchildren. if i live, it's clear that forever this is the memory of both zakharchenko and this heroic page in the history of his native land. eh, i thought, how many people did not live like this, and until this bright moment, when their native donbass

returns to their native russia and, of course, for many people. it's just incredible inspiration. you have no idea how many people, firstly there, uh, everyone came up, who voted, yes, from all over the election commission told me they come from anywhere, but to get something to vote, to participate. uh, how many people are calling from the donbass saying that we just told us you are sitting there in case something happens, especially in the areas that are close to the front. donetsk yes , they say, sit down, we will go home. no , he says, i specifically went to this site to spite everyone, knowing that they could fire at any moment. you saw. how many frames when under the cannonade, people are standing right there, a few kilometers away, the ukrainian position. they understand that they are being seen by this line to the polling station. right in the yard, but they are standing in spite of all these very enemies. i mean, that kind of inspiration is, of course, uh, hard to

find. and once you watch all these shots, like grandmothers with tears in their eyes, they say, we have outlived our own, but we vote for children for grandchildren for their future for peace for victory, when you look at really people, they say they remember the song well that there is happiness in the world home. yes, here and you open the western press and read how people in the donbass, in sonya, in zaporizhzhya, go at gunpoint. they are driven. how are there or telegraph spies in this sense? they generally described there we will call, of course all anonymous sources. yes , they called us there, they tell us that they are forcing us differently, they say we will arrange a massacre of your family. you understand, don't you? here's massacre of the family they go through this, while depicting happy faces in front of the camera. this is what kind of people we have. yes, they are not afraid of anything here, uh, they drive them with gun barrels, and they

do you understand, joyful and happy parts are depicted on these same sections. and here you are reading this, they are writing in all seriousness. yes, that is, they all read this in the west, that they drive a bunch of caricatures there, how the anke are driven like this, listen to what i say, listen to these very cannonades. yes, there were barrels and tanks and explosions and shots. but who are they? on these people who, no matter what, go and vote, because they understand that they are voting for the future of their region, for the future of their children, for the future of these regions. but see nonetheless. this is the ugliness that is now accompanied by this russophobic anti-russian company. it, of course, only intensifies every day and with each new such campaign. that is, you can see how they beat. how what rage what hatred lead the very concept of a referendum. e this most western. i'm not talking about the ukrainian, i understand correctly that the car, well, a million million five will vote. well i think it's

an image. well, there, the ukrainian authorities promise them from 5 to 7 years for participation, i don’t even know a country of thirty-five million is ready. after being freed as they say people who don't want to be freed. she 's ready. imprisoning 5 million people for 12 years is the most important thing, and in the end, for some reason, they say, that is, they threaten. with landings there, it means terms with long, or even executions in general, and it turns out that russia is pounding with machine guns, and not vice versa, but you know, once you watch this ukrainian propaganda. they were so waiting for this word mobilization . you see how everything zelensky spoke in russian right away, it turns out that the word gravelization was born in russia, otherwise he didn’t know that this was an old term that was born in ukraine under poroshenko, and

most importantly, he says, look, there is partial mobilization. they are screaming so happily. see everything in russia, the army is over. how many waves of total mobilization are already taking place in ukraine, that is, just think about it. they write like this about how it happens in russia, and then the arrestovich says, well, they will have to mobilize everyone. yes, even students, including calmly says it in ukraine it turns out you can. take now appeal well from russia has gone. but if you take all these checkpoints by plane there, well, several thousand a few. well , let's say tens of thousands of people, but from ukraine how many millions of people left six somewhere eight and a half. but, and you understand, that is, here you are. take it just for the experiment. take zelensky's speech about mobilization in russia like this , the beginning and the end. remove where he mentions the word of russia, and where he calls to mow mobilization. and so, scroll it in ukraine

, the appeals were also implemented so he should be imprisoned for this for this appeal, in general, why is zelensky unhappy with his requests being embodied. well, if you want to live in russia, you say, but i live in russia, i go to russia and people went with their land, on which they lived for generations in ukraine and saw. how many times i'm there you i will confirm, i've been on the air so many times, i'm no longer talking about behind the scenes. yes, i heard this phrase suitcase station. russia i have always said. well, you are the station. well, you you know, we won't go alone. we, with all the regions, will take it and leave sooner or later . it is very important that you yourself do not stop. this is the beginning we are waiting for odessa, of course, there will be very territories when we get there, then there will be a restless meter of the subject. if ukraine should not remain. uh, for me, a referendum has always been associated with

a certain milestone in history, because when they resort to this tool, at least to get people's opinion, then some kind of historical event must definitely happen. i remember the referendum. uh, march 1991, when it was decided to keep the soviet union. i remember how, uh, the december 1991 referendum in ukraine crossed out the referendum's decision. i think that e of that march one, and then such an alarm bell rang, which the political elite should have rang. ukraine to listen, because then more than 40% of crimeans voted against independence yes, and there was no unanimity in the donbass either. yes, uh, and also quite a serious percentage, in my opinion, more than 15% or about 20% vote. yes, they voted against independence it was a serious call, but they did not listen to him, but a boorish attitude towards people's opinions. in ukraine, it happened in general in 2000, when a referendum was held, in which 29 million ukrainians voted, among the four

questions there was one, which, well, was indirectly related to the harmonization of relations within the country between different regions. it was a question of creating a second chamber of regions. where were the representatives of these regions supposed to enter. it is clear that it was not. eh, it's clean. some kind of federalization, but there was some definite step and so 29 million people voted, including for this item, and 450 parliamentarians could not get 300 votes in order to confirm the opinion of 29 million people, and this was a demonstration of relations from me. i'm not talking about people's opinion, i'm not talking about the fourteenth year, because i, for example, remember that the date of the referendum in crimea was twice appointed. moreover, for the first time in the wording of this referendum there was a phrase that it was, and now it is not reproduced literally. there was meaning

such that crimea remains in ukraine but builds its relations with ukraine on contractual grounds, which the crimeans received in return for this attempt to hold a referendum. they immediately received criminal cases. after all against all the organizers, the closure of the register so that no one could, but hold a referendum in accordance with ukrainian law, and after that people realized that the wording needed to be changed. and they chose the wording that they voted for in march of the fourteenth year. it's like here to me it seems that ukraine is like this, i don’t know, this is such a corridor, in some kind, in which ukrainian politicians walked. e to the collapse of the country. simply creating unbearable conditions for people living in this country in different regions, sometimes literally, because for 8 years what has been happening in the donbass is, of course, unbearable conditions. yes, and what is happening there now, when hmm it is clear that people are going to vote. yes, it is clear that these are civilians. all the same, shelling continues, people are being killed, and this is

some kind of manic movement towards collapse own country. well, well got what they got is their relationship. it is clear how people go to vote in the donbass for them today. well , this is the choice of the new security. this is a new chance. it 's really a step into the future, it's a choice of destiny, yes, how do we feel about it here in russia, this week i'm on the air of the radio station radio satellite i, well, we talked about the referendum and i suggested that my colleagues conduct a poll in it. well , there's a referendum this week. how do you feel about this event, we offered three answers first option. uh, it should be rescheduled, because there are security issues, the second answer, it would be necessary to give ukraine another chance. so, maybe there is something, so to speak, they will take the third option into the policy zone. we are proud of those

people who will go to vote. under shelling , 83% of our radio listeners voted for the third option, more than one and a half thousand votes. it 's not like a sociological sample. it's like, well, that's what people think. well, it's very hard to add anything to that. in general, of course, it's hard for us understand. well, living in moscow where you are not bombed or fired at? i really am when only zelensky was elected, if you remember, i was sharply against you and i felt that gigantic troubles were coming, because i understood the psychotype of this person, and he is absolutely nero in this regard. that is, he will immediately watch everything as it burns, ukraine for the sake of his glory. but even in his morbid mind, an obvious question cannot help but arise. and

what do you want to say to these people who go to vote under shelling, just not to be with you? here's what you can say to these people who prefer death, but just not to be under you. how do you want to manage them, how do you, what can you say, when they deny everything that you bring them, he wants them all this nazi bandera ideology. he wants to come and kill everyone. i have. life is. she is so rich, the family, something just passing the word to you. so acquaintances. a person in the kharkov province is a big se