the railroad tracks continue to be restored by specialists. well, taking into account the fact that the combustion was quite serious, that is, the temperature was quite serious. that is, there is damage. uh, significant, but everything can be restored. i think that in the very near future , denis vladimirovich, we will now take a short break. just now we have received footage from the presidential press service. continue later. dear colleagues, how good it is for everyone. russia is known traditionally, so let's say more, if you look in the historical component has always paid attention. stability in this direction and supporting our armenian friends in ensuring the

security of the armenian people since ancient times , with regard to the armenian-azerbaijani settlement, we are still doing everything possible to achieve a comprehensive and comprehensive normalization of relations between baku and yerevan, i would like to immediately note this for everyone to understand of all, it is obvious that azerbaijan and, uh, armenia in the recent past. uh, just like russia, we all belonged to a single state. we have a huge number of connections from yerevan from baku and do not take into account. it's just not possible. we are unconditionally all of us are certainly in a rather difficult situation, but we, of course, cannot remain aloof from problems and contradictions between states close to russia and are invariably ready to contribute to their peaceful resolution in general. we are certainly interested in transcaucasia being calm and stable as a steadily developing region. without a doubt, the only possible and

realistic path to peace may be, uh, the path which is laid through the strict observance by the parties of all the provisions of the well-known joint statements of the leaders of russia, armenia and azerbaijan , now i will not list all this precisely due to the consistent implementation of these agreements on the delimitation of the armenian-azerbaijani border by unblocking transport communications. the solution of humanitarian issues can achieve a sustainable normalization of relations between armenia and azerbaijan and we are from the prime minister. but armenia has not been talked about this many times, and as i understand it, that, uh, that our colleague fully agrees with this, the question of how to find these solutions is not easy, but on well, you can only find them along this path in the future, this will allow you to reach the conclusion of a peace treaty. well, and so vladimir putin from the

new ogaryov took part in an extraordinary session of the collective security council on the collective security council via video link. and now we are continuing our conversation with the head of the donetsk people's republic, denis pushilin, uh, denis vladimirovich we have already discussed the operational situation. and hmm, and as for just the liberated population settlements and those settlements that will be liberated. here you are, and on the eve of hmm, you were talking about what we'll get. uh, hmm, a locality with a bunch of problems, it is clear that this municipal utility has ruined houses and a completely, uh, worn-out network. eh, what else would you like to say in this sense, what, and what other problems are there? well, there is no need to experience any illusions that the enemy will be humane or in some other way than it was before that attitude towards those settlements,

which we release, and the enemy is forced to leave, uh and uh. the armed formation of ukraine is always, and when retreating, they try to inflict as much damage as possible. uh, here we are leaving it in the village , so here you should immediately calculate and take it. here are just the same calculations that we do. uh, for further planning. here in the work of civil services. uh, and not only that, of course, uh, the destruction of uh critical infrastructure, of course, this is a line, electricity, of course, these are substations so gas distribution stations, and this seems really difficult, given the fact that, uh, the cold season is coming, and people need to supply heat in very promptly accompanied settlements, they need to be provided. and of course, with provisions, of course. uh, we need to cover

other people's needs, and we are well aware that we will collide. well, in general, here is a complex of such complexities, well, through which we have already passed to a greater extent. this was evident both after the liberation of the city of mariupol and after liberation of the city of volnovakha and other settlements . e, denis vladimirovich, we, uh, earlier on our air showed an episode with a very young man detained in the lugansk people's republic, uh, who passed on coordinates to his brother, who serves the armed forces. e, respectively, well, the location of certain weapons. yes, on which artillery or rocket strikes were later inflicted. i understand that this is a fairly typical situation. a few days ago we talked with evgeny balletsky, he told us that yes, indeed there is such a problem, and basically, it’s just these young people who are sitting there on the internet, for example, and where do they get this information from

the same ukrainian chain or from some other ukrainian special services that they make money citizens, well etc. he said that preventive work is being carried out with him. that's how typical this picture is, including for the donetsk people's republic, and what 's the matter, after all, young people are mistaken, of course. the special services of ukraine are very active here activity, uh, they are trying to find accomplices, that is, recruitment activities, that is, we have seen quite a lot for 8.5 years, and in our ministry of state security worked out and achieved serious success in prevention, probably, such activities. why because, well, humanly , it's just a pity, that's the youth that comes across. here, uh, here is such an activity. uh, the sbu are on the lead. well, i'll tell you the sbu has a lot of e

methods, and it's not always finance. uh, well, finances. sometimes they also use them not at the first stage. and then they are just threats. these are threats against relatives, threats of a different nature. well , let's say, do you remember the notorious e story when you were recruited. teenagers, uh, who in the area of ​​the national point esinovata then committed undermining the railway tracks. well, uh, they were paid money only once. the first time they were paid money. and a little, that is, they found approaches directly, and in subsequent times, uh, the hut already forced them to commit illegal acts already simply threatening that they will leak information about them to our ministry of state security. and in fact. uh, that is, such a picture was created that these teenagers were held hostage. this, of course, should be taken into account by absolutely everyone, and here is the

only possibility when there are such attempts on the part of the enemy to get in touch and offer something, and to carry out some kind of recruiting activities when the enemy gathers. this, of course, contact law enforcement agencies. we know what to do with it do we know how help this. why because what else , if you cooperate, uh, with the special services, and the armed forces of ukraine yes, in principle, the ukrainian regime. e, this is fraught, then we will definitely, that is, as a rule , we find out about this already, and then the law is already included in the law now provides for up to 20 years in prison, so here is only prevention, what would i bet on, that is ukrainian military intelligence services actually act like gangster groups from the nineties yes, planting in this way, on the hook, and then, uh, threatening that we did it once, we will tell you and then they will tie you up for this case, it turns out like this. oh, do you still

know from the internet from time to time? uh , such information also appears, you know, uh, about such, uh, visitors, or something, to the donetsk luhansk people's republic yes, and uh, to other liberated regions, you know, such comrades who come to take pictures, then leave here how much of a problem is it at all now or is it not a problem at all. dmitry you you know, people very quickly understand, they understand the situation. that is, i still concentrate my attention on those people who really come at the call of their hearts and with patriotic motives, of course, who are ready to offer real help and help and come, probably the majority, if these are the categories of those citizens, who wrote to you, who come for a photo. surely there is. well, here, uh, i would n't experience the illusion either. people

understand very quickly. who is coming and why, and why warring territory. well, yes, indeed, such a factor is still present, but here is denis vladimirovich. eh, directly about the functioning of the region itself. and hmm, we already know that this week they began to connect to the heating. uh, residential buildings, as far as e can be done in full, how much e is still preserved here. eh? well, such is the situation in which we can still, uh, somewhere else doubt that some houses there will receive heat during the cold period, some not. i'll tell you more honestly difficult heating season, which i don’t remember now. and here it is connected with a whole list of problems. it's definitely water. and, of course, e shelling does not stop and the enemy damages,

just the transmission line, of course, stops and pumping stations plus everything, that is, a shortage. ah water in general, that is, limited supply. that is, we live in a very economical mode, now we are forced to live, because we have water supplied there once every 3 days, as a rule, and for several hours, then this, of course, reflects on what people are trying to merge. e water. e-e from the e-e of the heating system from the battery, of course, this is immediately reflected in the fact that e, taking into account the fact that from the boiler operation in automatic mode, if the pressure drops, they automatically turn off. and here the next problem arises that, as a rule, not only residential buildings are connected to boiler houses, but hospitals are also connected, schools and kindergartens are also connected. and naturally. this heating disappears everywhere. here we have the past. e on the

last day. uh, per night in donetsk disabled turned off. here and in these problems 62 boiler houses certainly. eh, we're trying. and here this situation is compensated by the supply of water to moscow as a city. as a region chef, assigned to donetsk. and the ministry of emergency situations is working well, of course, to fully say that now all the houses are connected and the heating is working. how should work i can not, so to speak. you're going through one problem after another now, so here i want to. probably through your program once again to urge e people not to take such steps when water gets in the way. you all make things worse for yourself and make us all worse, we now have to go through these difficult periods with water. uh, there is an understanding of the next steps. what do we do? it's worth a little more patience. ah

, given what we're seeing, there's still a certain amount of time needed to get free. glorious after slavyansk, time will still be needed, even now, while the kharkov offensive will be freed, because , uh, it would have to be fully determined even then. uh, a full supply of water and impossibility to opponents. uh, turn off the water. there, arranging a water blockade, when the enemy is doing this, therefore, now the final stage is the development of an alternative e water conduit. and what will allow us even then, uh, after some periods, of course. this is not a matter of a single week or a single month, but nevertheless. this will then allow you to fully provide. e water our population. well , it takes time, we just have a couple of minutes left. well, it’s also such an important question in the government of the donetsk people’s republic, uh, they recently announced that

29,000 vacancies were not filled in the dpr, but hmm this is a serious enough figure for the republic. and every time we talk about what kind of personnel are missing, yes, well , it’s clear that doctors are in this situation. well, they ca n't get enough. here are some other qualifications that are currently lacking. what qualifications, or rather, you are in dire need of. of course, now there is a need. oh, there are in the profession in the professions of workers, because construction. perhaps we understand that we have had a mobilization. yes quite serious and therefore u here a worker at various enterprises of our uh, and factories and yes, and there is a drawback in the mines as well. that’s just the employees. therefore, in general, this is, of course, if we take doctors and workers of various

specialties, including builders. that is, we now need this because of the fact that this is what the employment center says. yes, that's 29,000 people. well, essentially. eh, i'll tell you this objectively, you need even more. e people, and not only workers, but i will tell you that for us very important is and uh, close all management areas and that's why. now we are very actively conducting, and we are conducting the personnel competition for the leader of the renaissance through among all the inhabitants of the republic and who has the strength in themselves, talents, initiative qualities, well , including among the military personnel to participate in this competition in order to close this direction, that is, we there is a lot to be done after our victory yes, to restore, build, develop. so this is where to write? where to write? where

address? here are those who, well, really want to go want to go to work to help restore. employment centers, and also here it stands directly instead of the administration, that is, there are social networks of some kind of single point of a single entry window, but you probably raised a very correct topic. maybe we will do, that is, a single window for uh, all uh residents of russia who would like to come to help support and here, uh, work for the restoration of creation. why not you know in many regions, indeed he is asked where to go? here with such an initiative. here i want to go. i want to work there. well, well, it's also impossible to dress the doors endlessly. denis vladimirovich thank you very much denis pushilin , the head of the donetsk people's republic, was with us on the air.

and in the future of the world order, the role of kiev in the politics of the west and on global threats. what statements by vladimir putin at the valdai forum have become the most quoted, including abroad the question of why he is supervised by the military departments and his numerous contractors with the american side,

of course, about biolaboratories, and also about questions that still remain unanswered. and also how long will it take iaea staff to find out if kiev is preparing a so-called dirty bomb? about how germany and france are ready to counteract in washington, which is luring european production to the usa and how they are going to do this from a publication in the western media war correspondent? so, vladimir putin took part in an extraordinary session of the collective security council on the president's collective security council. communicated with the leaders of the countries of the organization via videoconference one of the main topics of the meeting was the settlement of the situation on the border between armenia and azerbaijan and azerbaijan and armenia in the recent

past. well, just like russia, we all belonged to a single state, we have a huge number of connections from yerevan, and with baku, and do not take into account. it 's just not possible. we are unconditional we are unconditionally in a rather difficult situation, but we, of course, can not remain aloof from problems and contradictions between those close to russia and state ones and are always ready to contribute to their peaceful resolution, and in general, i am certainly interested in transcaucasia being a calm and stable developing region no doubt the only possible and realistic path to peace. maybe, uh, the path that is laid through the strict observance by the parties of all the provisions of the well-known joint statements of the leaders i will not list all this for russia, armenia and azerbaijan now precisely due to the consistent

implementation of these. agreements on the ways of helminthing the armenian-azerbaijani border , unblocking transport communications, solving humanitarian issues, it is possible to achieve a stable normalization of relations between armenia and azerbaijan . and on the eve of e in the speech of vladimir putin at the valdai forum we are talking, of course, about a possible provocation of kiev, with the manufacture and use of the so-called dirty bomb, and while in the west they are denying this topic in the iaea, as we know from the speech of director general rafael grosse at the security council, it became obvious that a specialist there after all they will go and they may need several days in order to study, to understand all the data whether they are preparing or not preparing such a dangerous provocation there, and there is such a one. it was also

obtained in ukraine, they made a dummy rocket iskander, which is stuffed with radioactive material and is supposed to be shot down over the chernobyl zone, in order to later claim that the russian army did it. there is also such a version, uh, which uh, also periodically finds, by the way, confirmation of statements. at least, and now the expert of the highest expert commission of the public council of rosatom of physics, nuclear scientist oleg muratov oleg invervich is in direct contact with us. greetings. good afternoon. here. agree. here the voiced version also has a number of questions regarding the dummy from kander, as we understand it, and although the iskander rocket is called quasi-ballistic, you still need to try not to notice the launch of this kind of rocket or analyze it in some other way. here again, why over the chernobyl zone. and here, what questions do you have in connection with this

story in general. it is completely incomprehensible to me why this is going to be done, because, for example, in order to determine what it is, whether it was a nuclear device, or whether it was just some stuffed with the so-called nuclear bomb. i want to point out later that i don't like this name. it must have come from somewhere in terms of the media. it is related to the bomb you don't like or what name you specify dirty bomb - it would be more correct to call it a radiological weapon. here is actually a tracing paper from english. yes. that's because there, remember, there was also such a story when they feared that the al-qaeda would blow up somewhere in the united states. it was called like that, but here in this way, the language probably migrated to us, perhaps, because in fact it is a radiological weapon. it was these developments that were carried out in the early fifties in many nuclear countries. i mean, it was kind of easier.

uh, simplified nuclear charge, i mean, it's not a nuclear bomb, it's real. and this is just a detonation of a container with radioactive substances, and radioactive substances, which would then pollute a fairly large area, because if there is an explosion in the upper atmosphere, then wind currents. this pollution, these radioactive substances will be spread over a large territory, but the effect of such weapons will not be completely in the near future. and that would be a polluted area. that is, if people live there, where crops are grown there , where livestock grazes, which is then eaten, that is, the consequences of such an explosion will be in uh, a fairly long period of time, that is, when we say that the ukrainian side wants to get some momentary such awful effect, so that there in europe they look at it and say,

that's what russia is doing. they want it there. to give out a provocation for a russian one, yes, then it’s not worth talking about it here. it's still like this here. here is the delayed effect. yes, this is a delayed effect, so you shouldn't talk about it, but about the fact that they want to undermine it, for example, at the chernobyl accident. and this, i think, is just a statement by ukrainian figures and various political figures. or maybe it’s also some kind of journalists who want to say that, uh, russia is preparing detonate nuclear weapons. eh, this is very easy to determine, because there are specialists, there are exactly methods. e, methods and spectrometric control. that is, it is possible to determine the spectrum uh, what was exploded, because the nuclear spectrum uh, the spectrum of particles, uh, which are formed as a result of a nuclear explosion of a real nuclear weapon or some kind of container in the middle.

completely different and in addition, all radioactive substances are rich in control and the fact that ukraine has also never refused inspection the iaea worked both at ukrainian nuclear power plants and worked at the institutes that are involved. but the most important thing i want to say is that in order to get such a large enough power, such a radiological charge, you need to have a sufficiently large amount of radioactive substances, the amount of radioactive substances. again, if we consider this version about the iskander. here we look, for example, its tactical characteristics there. yes, and 480 kg is the mass of the warhead there, well, they are building a dummy, but still. probably it will be within such limits, and it will be enough for such a dirty bomb, after all, let's well, somehow forgive this name. yes, exactly already.

bored, familiar, such a mood, but this will be enough, but a sufficient amount of highly active materials is needed to be highly radioactive, because some, for example, sources of immersion, which use it there for various medical purposes. uh, used there for example in gm control. uh in various control devices that determine the density of a substance there, the efficiency of welds there. this, of course, will not be enough. and ukraine, in principle, does not have a radiochemical industry, so create a fairly large number. here are such highly active substances. she simply does not have the opportunity and of course. i think that not a single state will ever go for it to use such weapons and there are fears that in ukraine they could somehow make the necessary amount of such a dangerous one.

or, for example, use the same spent nuclear fuel that is available, in particular, at nuclear power plants. well, this can be done, but as i said, there is no radiochemical industry in ukraine. therefore, in order to, uh, extract a highly active substance from spent nuclear fuel in ukraine, it is probably practically impossible to extract such a thing. of course, some can be, because they also have the kharkov institute of physics and technology, which, uh, was also one of the leading centers, who were involved nuclear research in the soviet union is still in kiev, the institute of nuclear energy, but, in my opinion, there are no large-scale radiochemical such things as large enterprises that are involved. no, it can only be some kind of laboratory research, and besides, in addition to working with spent nuclear fuel.