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weekly interview on the russia 24 channel, where we talk about current secular news with church representatives. today, my guest is the chairman of the patriarchal council for culture , metropolitan, vladyka tikhon of pskov and porokhov hello hello, i am very glad that you found the time for this interview, when i called you and arranged this meeting, i asked you a question. where would you like to start the conversation and you said, let's start with our common misfortune, i mean the events in ukraine. as you might guess, but still i would like to clarify, here is for you in your understanding. this is a common problem for someone for orthodox russians and ukrainians for orthodox and secular people in ukraine perhaps this is a pan-european trouble. maybe even a global one. well, i would not like to go so far, but it is obvious that this is a trouble for russia and for ukraine and

for the people who live in these now separate countries. here we are now doing an exhibition exposition of ukraine at the turn of the era in the manizh. she is walking now. we made it in 3 weeks. why because there was supposed to be another exposition about russia, about its beauties and so on, we did not do it, but i for these exhibitions on november 4 from hiv does not correspond to responsibility. and when we saw these are all our indescribable spaces. the fields, the seas, the oceans, the forests realized that it is absolutely not necessary to show this now, it is necessary to talk about that. what do we wake up with? what is in our head and

heart all day long. and what do we sleep with? this is ukraine, that we are experiencing an unprecedented tragedy, that this is some absolutely fundamental and fateful stage in the life of our people. the sides of ukraine do not raise any doubts. how will it all end pray that naturally everything ends well and peacefully. for example, now everyone is calling and this is indeed the need of the human soul, what else do we want to know in the scriptures in one of the prophets they say peace is peace, i try to console, but there is no peace. it's still in the old.

the covenant is written there is peace, which is inevitably fraught with the following misfortunes. future misfortunes grief tears of blood we need peace by the will of god to resolve this issue fighting hatred between brothers. well they don't want us call brothers. we understand that they are brothers, and once upon a time they called them depravedly. here the person cannot resolve. i am deeply convinced of this. well, how can you resolve everything after all this, everything can be managed. only the lord god i have no doubts about this, and the most important thing for us christians. now this special sincere prayer is due. only god can.

unite it would seem that the hatred that can no longer be united to die, which, unfortunately, is now pouring out in such a way in 1877, began the russian-turkish war. remember, this is a lot of shit, these famous famous fights. and here is what he writes. amazing saint theophan the recluse he was the most educated person of his time, a polyglot , in addition to the fact that he was really a truly holy life bishop. he was a translator and linguist. and here it is insofar as then it was necessary to intercede for the slavs, uh, in the ottoman empire, bulgarians and serbs, and so on. our

brothers in faith, and now he writes with bitterness and amazing words. this is also 1877. wanna not if you want, retreat to fight, mother rus' orthodox. even if it will be unsuccessful, if it pleases god to shame us, but we are both before our conscience and before history. we will be justified justified that we did our job. until the herd should opposite. if we don’t deliver anything lasting, brothers, we don’t intercede for those there, they didn’t destroy them by thousands of tens of thousands and we won’t fight, we will be ashamed before ourselves and before others and before history, and in the next world shame will haunt us and shame will fall, russia without war is lower than how the failures of the war will humiliate her, why is there a coward among the

turks? of course there will be many englishmen, hungarians , poles and other freaks. well, i'm quoting. in his heart he writes so for himself, but still this is not an army, what, but only a help, surely england will openly become a turk. and surely austria will stick to it, we will beat anything. they now have england only to pierce turkish territory, inevitably war with her too, in order to kill her and discourage her reluctance to intervene in all that slipping, like a bath sheet you hear that in st. petersburg and there are many people in moscow who do not favor war and even our very intercession. these must be some kind of degenerates . there are people here with higher views, but all this has passed and

the people write st. theophan the recluse, when the question arises of intercession for those, even reluctantly, like it or not. you see, say, he, for whom, in conscience, it is necessary to intercede, how much we laid down then the lives of russians, well, we won freedom, she is bulgaria became an independent country. in the next war right in a few years, and yes, i fought against russia, not to mention that and in world war i and world war ii. she also fought against russia, but to wait for gratitude, this is the most vulgar thing that can be, you know, there is nothing more humiliating, when you see a boss who expects gratitude from his subordinates or a kind person who counts on

gratitude, this is humiliatingly funny and vulgar. agree and disagree with the illuminator feofan quite calmly. there are different opinions. i just brought here the reflections of a very wise person in about the same situation. well , we catch all the parallels that we can find today, but here is another question. still here, our own here, between usbnaya. scold. that's what's scary. and the hardest misfortunes i had in ukraine perished on the disciples, who were very fond of a modest person. pavel petrushenko, he fought on the side after graduating from our seminary at the sretensky seminary. he left for his homeland ukraine on the way. and it seems that he

died under the raisins and now our guys, whom i may have known a little bit from pskov, also drink them and now my priest. father alexander tsyganov lies in the hospital completely wounded. just recently, we buried mikhail vasiliev's father, he became a hero of russia and was in the car with him. e, pskov priest father alexander tsyganov and so we found him with great difficulty, when we found out that he was wounded all over, whether he was alive or not. here he was sent to the sevastopol hospital. him multiple wounds wounds of the lung of the stomach

of the intestine and all the legs are barred, a huge loss of blood, the fourth operation. here it is now, probably. no matter how tragic it is, i always remember the poem by maximilian voloshin and i stand, not alone in the roaring flame and smoke, and with all my might i pray for both of them, it was written in 1919. but how urgent it is now and you know we need, of course, we understand all the reasons that the authorities present to us and what we see in uh other things is very big.

and there were people from donetsk, and i asked one of them, how do you explain to people, that's all the reasons for this battle on our part. he looked at me like i was an idiot. i said about ours no need to explain. they understand everything. you have to explain this here, and we understand. and we, who are 8 years old, lived there, we don’t need to explain this to anyone, i understand everything, but there was a withdrawal of russian troops from kherson ah. naturally, the opposition media and the ukrainian side say that this is a total defeat for ferson. ah, our generals are surovikins. there's a head chechens ramzan kadyrov say that, of course, this is a strategic victory to save our people, soldiers,

to regroup troops. this is the wisest thing to do in this situation. ah, it is obvious that when it ends, its exactly the same will be talked about in its results. that's for you personally, what will e victory in a special military operation and the defeat of a special military operation mean for you. victory in a special military operation will be very bitter. very bitter because any russian people died from that other side victory russian i take. in general, yes, buryats, ukrainians, hutsuls, and so on, does not matter in one of the prayers of the church, as one of the most terrible trials. the church prays to god to avoid among themselves. it's a brain explosion. how is the

youth now, you understand? but we are put in this situation, we are not politicians. we are not military. yes, we see that the time has come for this to show many reasons and talk about the wrong forces. people when they ask me, for example, i say, well, it’s hard for me to understand reason is difficult, but i can only say for myself personally for myself. i know a little about half of vladimirovich putin, it just so happened. for me. this is a great honor and i can say that u know how doctors have vital indications for surgery. now

, if there were no vital indications for russia for this operation, he would not have started it. for me, this is the deepest understanding, everything, all the pitfalls, all the reasons, well, now it’s simply impossible about the figure of the president, journalists are very fond of, especially the opposition, trying to find in history among his predecessors, the one to whom vladimir putin is most similar in style of government. it seems to me that this question would be right for you. to no one, but partly by fate, partly by determination, partly by

defeats and victories, partly by the situation in which he most likely received russia, after all, by peter i, you understand by fate. uh, but again, i wouldn't spend it. here are such simple analogies, it's another matter that this unfortunate tragic military operation. ah, oh which i’ll even repeat to you once again what st. theophan writes for a year as a recluse. like it or not , retreat to fight, mother russia is orthodox. imagine how you like it or not, well, who among normal people wants to fight, no one for everyone, of course, the value is higher - this is the world, but we have always had the beginning of all warriors. god the french. and what was interesting was that we fought all the way to moscow until 812

, where it began. they left the vast lands of the russian empire only when kiev was under attack, they were almost preparing for the surrender of kiev when grand duke nikolai nikolaevich was commander-in-chief, then only emperor nicholas ii became commander-in-chief took full power and into the army into his own hands, stopped the offensive, and i must say, that mediocre commanders-in-chief scold him. why did he do it? jokes jokes? and from the moment when nicholas ii became commander-in-chief, we did not give up even a centimeter of russian land. they were only advancing, yes, there were positional battles, but they were only advancing, and it was nicholas ii who was the only one who

supported brusilov’s project about an attack on auto hungarian troops contradictions. uh, the chief of the main headquarters to alexei and that's it. happened. we defeated this army, and by february of the twelfth year. the russian army was certainly a potential winner in the fall, the latest in winter. uh, the russian army would have taken berlin, vienna and istanbul, which was written in their memoirs, uh, by both german and austrian military leaders. we very often. uh, so let's start uh wars. well, this is what we have, unfortunately, we are so lazy, we have such unprofessional deletantism, unfortunately, well , too, we see this, and then concentrates and everything. all right, those are the right words. the biggest

horror and our biggest guilt is that we brought the situation to this point. that we are at war with the ukrainians with the people of our people with people with whom we have a huge number of blood friendships of any kind , how we didn’t watch it, how we allowed both external forces and internal forces in ukraine, and we know that there were quite a lot of such forces who strove for confrontation, strove for this war, as we allowed it to be terrible. the dream of playing off ukraine has actually come true. this terribly, on this occasion, i also recalled a book of sacred scripture, an amazing favorite book of dostoevsky, a book in which there are such words of job, when the worst thing happens to him, the

children die, everything that he lived for, and he says, the terrible thing that was horrified, my soul found on me. that's how we were horrified. the rumor that someone is preparing someone gradually, so to speak, is planning. in the battle of confrontation between russia and ukraine, we immediately discarded the answer. yes, this horror is unimaginable. and now you're terrible soul was horrified. ours found. she us before the interview. i was reviewing some episodes of your documentary series the fall of the empire russian lesson. uh, anyone who's interested can look it up on the internet. and correct me if i 'm wrong, in my opinion, this documentary series already has 50 million views, yes, that is, it

certainly means the box office internet. you can say you didn't get any views. and you dedicate this series. in general, stories about what internal processes and internal forces stood behind the events in february of the seventeenth year due to the subsequent revolution. ah, the series came out a year ago, in general, long before the events of the spring of 22, and now looking back at the content of these series, you would change something, how relevant it is, you know, i made two films about telling about how they destroy, the empire, the empire is not an imperialist entity. here i must emphasize empire imperialism - these are different things. empire by definition. this is a single territory, united by one language, one economy by different

the peoples that make up this empire are usually the indigenous peoples that live here and sometimes one ideology or one main religion or a lot of religious strange. this is what an empire is. and russia naturally is and it should be an empire. she should not be, by definition, not because she wants it or does not want it, she is an empire. that's how we, uh, happened to be born in the empire, as one poet said. yes, but does the empire have something in common? moments not only of genesis, but also of general diseases and to study these disease is very interesting. this is how each person has his own history of illness and history, the

illnesses of the parents of the ancestors and so on and now . well, yes, let's say she is us and she is us, uh, genetically she is our ancestors and now study this and see. and what diseases did our country and similar countries have before, and how did these diseases end, how did they try to treat these diseases, what came of it? what became incurable? so i made two films of the fall of the empire. the byzantine lesson, it is more popular and, uh, the second film is death. empire the russian lesson is big in it 18 short episodes, then we did it already, but still almost two episodes, well, 4 hours in general, the complexity, which tells about the russian empire and what were the main prerequisites for its weakening, we

need to be very and very responsible, because the war is a problem one of the harbingers and one of the catalysts, a nightmarish destructive revolution is one of the catalysts for the suicide of the people here, no one is lucky, absolutely everyone will lose. god forbid that before this, of course, will not come. and i i think they will not bring it to this and will stop those who are plotting some kind of things with us. coups and unrest, or simply does not understand anything. either such a

cruel person that he has someone else's life polushka yes, and his own galushka a penny. this is an almost exact quote from our alexander sergeevich pushkin. e most from a water- loving writer. vladyka, you pay much attention in the series to the traitors of nicholas ii who were in his inner circle, to whom he trusted the most secret traitors. for putin, it all shows life. you know i wouldn't to draw analogies after all, nikolai aleksandrovich with all my love and respect for him, the a and uh of the current situation and the current ruler of russia. these are still completely different people, completely different people. but uh what history do we have?

revolution riots supported by the west is 100%. it is necessary to prepare for such diseases. this is the most dangerous thing there is. and as a matter of fact, the revolution in the february revolution in russia, uh, it was created by the british. there is no longer any doubt about it. we were supposed to get a-a on the results. uh, the first world war treaty was concluded in 15-16. and we were to receive the entire northern coast, turkey, uh, the bosphorus and the dardanelles, part of the islands in the aegean sea, together with england, were to receive a protectorate over the holy land and huge indemnities with germany and, uh, australia and

since our english partners like uh now to say they set their tasks. uh, to weaken two countries in the first place, this is germany and russia, so, and they issued an ultimatum to russia in order to minimize its preferences in as a result of this war, which, in fact, happened when nicholas ii was forced to abdicate, the provisional government gradually abandoned both the sexy contract and much, much more . that is, they simply did what the british wanted from us. well, it was like doing it inside, if the russian empire, which flourished in the thirteenth year, came to the fact that the ambassador of england comes to nicholas ii with a humiliating

offer. yes, to appoint fontantovsky means commander-in-chief to the top of the generals of the russian empire, on the right of the decisive vote and that russia does nothing. uh, did not undertake military relations without the decision of the allies. it was another humiliating point that rotten it asked. e, vladimir alekseevich solokhin, but if everything bloomed in the thirteenth year, if we still look up to it, if there was a grandiose industry, the fourth fifth fourth in fact , the fourth in the world, uh, well, and so on rotten elites who and betrayed the national interests of russia, i say, now, as you understand from 1917 years, here and e. yes what made the sovereign say all

around treason and cowardice and deceit, what can be said about today's elites, elites, pleasant and safe to scold. now the elites do not scold, only the lazy. but we don't have other elites. i think they dream as a result. here's what's happening now. we will have grandiose changes, simply grandiose and many of the elites the elites will always or almost always not be at the level of their high calling. you can’t say anything here, so there is one thing we don’t like, the second third, fourth fifth, but a significant part of the people who are now managing the country, well, in general, they work. maximum responsibly, you

understand what the trouble is. this is the seventeenth year, right? all the elites wanted only good things for russia, except that there is no doubt about it. and guchkov, who was the engine of the february coup and prince lvov , who became the first chairman of the provisional government and kirensky, who became the next chairman of the provisional government, and the generals who demanded that nicholas ii e, cut yourself off from the throne for the good of russia and then saw what they had done, and the intelligentsia, which without insult did not pronounce the name of nikolai and professors of moscow university, still went only to criticize their own government, the most severe criticism and

the state duma, which, in fact , participated in this collapse in a colossal way, everyone had a hand in this, and with all their endless love for russia, they finally did that, step by step, that they handed over their beloved russia into their hands? a man who once said that russia does not give a damn about russia, the lord vladimir ilyich lenin in a conversation with an old bolshevik, comrade salamov, therefore it should be? not only love should be wisdom, there should be infinite responsibility, loyalty and devotion not to one’s own interests, but interesting, how would you comment on the criticism that russia

lost the information war even long before it ends from its explanation, then the main claims to the fact that the state can not formulate the goals of the special military operations. some say that we are protecting the russian-speaking population of the eastern territories of ukraine and the orthodox leaders. they say that we protect in general we cleanse from satan. participation of ukraine medvedev generally wrote here that we ourselves are fighting there. why when was the great patriotic war? well, somehow the goals were clear and understandable and they were formulated. yes, we are driving the enemy from our land. what is the problem? honestly and frankly. honestly frankly formulate the goals of the sv honestly frankly, i will tell you in our memory. in our genes we remember this phrase by heart on june 22, 1941 at 4:00 in the

morning without declaring war and so on, right? we all have it inside, even children have it. but here the situation was different. here was a situation that for those who made decisions more infinitely more difficult, you know, was such a german. the genius of strategy of military strategy and the teacher of all modern military leaders karl fund, a klausian, by the way, he was, by the way, for some time a russian officer, he fought in the russian army in 1812-13. he was german, he didn't even know russian language practically. so this is, well, like newton for uh, physicists. yes, so the background of the clause is up to the military. so

i think that this is the expression. eh, petersburg gate there, if you know that a fight is inevitable, you must be the first. yes, he has it expressed. eh, it’s different from the point of view of a military leader. the ruler who sees that an attack on his country is inevitable and does not dare to attack first is guilty against his country and his people. we remember the story differently, when we had a very fairly large group and it was clear that the war would begin. and here he's not sure on the other side on the other side. ah, this is also an absolute axiom. i'm just thinking yes, but in 1812, it seems, bagration demanded that the state be the first to attack the

french troops, napoleon's 600,000-strong army stood in prussia, alexander refused. how did he explain it? very interesting. he said. yes, we can suffer a severe defeat, but if we come and we know that napoleon has gathered here in order to, uh, deal with russia, so to speak, and make her his political. but if we will attack us first in the eyes of europe, we will be the aggressors, they are the victims. and i don’t want to lose the status of a victim, and the second we will fight on the territory of prussia, which, even though it is an ally of the french, we will burn their fields, we will ruin their houses and so on, and we will also be an aggressor towards them . and

if we go on the offensive, after we were attacked, we will be liberators. there are different situations, you understand, you can’t solve everything under one tracing paper. this great terrible is incomparable with anything the responsibility of the person who makes the decision, and now critics of their own say so, we should have waited until they attacked, then. we would answer stalin the same to him in force. clear reason. they didn’t say such things, no one even dared to say such a thing, the new chiefs of e, and the military are just literate military men. of course, listen, well, how many millions of people we have lost millions of people we have lost due to the fact that we did not prevent. you understand this attack, you and i are thinking about it. yes, here are some examples from stories. well, you and i are not military men, and we

cannot have the right to vote here. it's a prerogative. people who are professionally engaged in this, of course, they can all be wrong too. i'm not talking now time will tell who was right, who was wrong? what were the mistakes, how did these mistakes end? look, you have already voiced this idea a couple of times. do you have to compare two rulers or leaders is a thankless task; comparing warriors is also a thankless task, because they all of them all act here and now. you see, that the very situation that now and here has developed. this is a completely different situation that has developed there 200 or 300, so i have a question. how do you feel in state pr about the parallel special war operations and the war of the forty-first forty-fifth year, why, for example, did they choose the st. george ribbon for the letter z,

which is associated with or to the patriotic war? well, they would have chosen a different one or a tape, are these analogies correct? it is absolutely how constant is the position in our troubles

, we ourselves are to blame, we brought the situation, by the way, to tell the president that we spoke today, he said that our fault is that we did not keep ukraine in all relations with russia that would be correct, good, constructive , good mutual respect for us, as i understand it. it seemed that those insane amounts that are sent to ukraine are practically free of charge. well, that's enough arrogance. here is our arrogance. somehow, if there are spiritual laws , any arrogance ends in a fall. if you see some kind of misfortune, misfortune is a fall. this a sign that there was arrogance, the armor is strong and our tanks are fast. uh, let's not let anyone cross ours. nitsa remember the song of the soviet years, pre-war

with little bloodshed in foreign territory, and this was our slogan. we can repeat a little blood. i always listen to these things with horror, because it breeds pride, and pride breeds a fall. these are the spiritual laws taught by the church. but we do not learn this, unfortunately, and these spiritual laws are as immutable as the law of universal gravitation . jump it out of the window, and you will see that whether you believe or not in the law of universal gravitation. so any pride, any exaltation ends with this. we are now seeing an uplift. uh, uh, the unfortunate ukrainian people will get the same. and the wisest people, there are church people, and there are a lot of church people, they cannot help but understand this. but even if they say this, i

'm sure that this is the same cheers for patriotism and a cap of denunciation, but they just don't let you hear it again. these voices have spiritual laws. unfortunately, in this sense, no one learns anything. how do you like seems. what role did the church schism play in current events in ukraine? if there had not been a church schism, it can be assumed that there would be no events now, especially all these years, all 30 years, of course, the forces that tried to divide ukraine and russia on trifles or on a large scale according to a principled or not quite principled order. they were doing it. we, unfortunately, looked at it lightly. everything that is creatively correct, which could be done

in hindsight, you understand the russian peasant, and where are they go? well, what about ukraine, what was filmed there, we already have problems with it, with some european countries, there is something else, and so on, the economy, once again, here was the main problem. what was the significance of the church schism? well, of course, had he shared shared shared shared and shared. our united russian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, into which absolutely, naturally, harmoniously. the ukrainian part was inseparable . so they achieved this separation. now the division is generally by nationality hatred to russia hatred of everything russian. right now i'm looking, uh. exactly this. today, uh, they threw down a monument to alexander sergeevich pushkin a. he

is something. now a man asks me and why potemkin was taken out of kherson. i say, well, they took him out, of course. because it is clear what ostankino will do to him . that is, it is already, of course, scary, a painful abnormal pathological history with a pathological language properly, if worked in the right world do not know how to me the answer is no. that was all good. you understand with the language the same these minsk agreements. well listen, well, what did you ask? we did n’t explain, we didn’t explain anything, but we’re the minsk agreements, which for 8 years ukraine didn’t fulfill after signing, just like, by the way, during the russian-turkish war, which was all the horror there. uh, the ottoman turks signed along with the

european parisian conference signed after the crimean war signed hmm a treaty that they wrote that the slavs were equal in rights with the turks, but did nothing. just like on e, donetsk and lugansk signed that it would be an autonomous administration within ukraine. well, an autonomous direction. what is offline management or for lottoring? in e. canada is full of such precedents that there will be a second official language russian, that they will not appoint western ukraine and school principals, but will choose from their own, russian-speaking and russian people who teach not a lot of their own to sign something they generally signed, well nothing is

performed. i understand that it was not they who forced them. they were not free, but firstly, it’s rather hard to admit it, and secondly, the forces were painfully powerful, which raped them all this time in a private conversation. here , the participants in the drafters of the minsk agreements told me that, generally speaking, vladimir putin considered the text of these minsk agreements to be a severe defeat. we made terrible compromises. we are the regions that said, we are ready to go to you. we want to be with russia, he is for the sake of peace, says, okay guys, but we'll keep you safe there. but you will be in ukraine well , now what will you do? we will still communicate, do everything and so on, of course, this is a defeat. of course, this is a terrible concession, but there was nowhere else to go, what else if and the worst thing is that

the territory of ukraine remains and asks for the same thing as in european countries, the icelandic ring and in canada. well , nothing more, this is ordinary. eh, not at all terrible habitual. uh, international practice and domestic states. well, what to say? well tragedy is a disaster, you understand how it will end, and in any case there will be a tragedy. you said, because there will be a big tragedy, and then a loss, so that a victory will be a big tragedy, because the one who was killed by his own still cannot come to his senses. here is the civil war. defeat is a defeat , you understand, because, as i understand it. we are not against the independence of ukraine at all. we are not opposed to them entering the eu, we are unpleasant,

but we cannot compete with the eu in terms of the level of the disgusting word that has become simply some kind of slogan and ideal, so to speak. we cannot compare comfort with the european union in terms of comfort. here's an even bigger problem. so, what is the difference between today's russia and today's ukraine? i don't think that 100% of ukrainians support bandera's ideology, although many, unfortunately, and this is a fascist ideology. i know many ukrainians who say that this is disgusting to us, but it is present and present officially and this, of course, is what is happening in relation to russians to russia to the russian language. this is, of course, nazism here no doubt. no, second. does ukraine,

unlike us, have an ideology? it's simple as a moo. but she works ukraine and europe so they looked, they visited and worked with one another. i didn’t say to the third in the european union in different ways, we want to go there, we need to, we want to go there, we have no real alternative. in addition to fraternal ties, they also offered me, but over the past 8 years, these fraternal ties have been torn more and more and more, and they say, we want integration into europe. they are not fools. they understand that the ukrainian will not the first generation, there, uh, a very successful man, but they see here come the turks. here come the pakistanis and in the third fourth generation. they become doctors successful

people, not all, but some of it is clear. yes, there is. they say, but we, moreover, we are europeans, we, uh, so to speak, are more mentally connected with them, uh, and it has become their ideology. whether we like it or not , they included entry into the european union into their constitution, and you know what they introduced military doctrine, and entry into nato is also into the constitution they introduced, and in the military doctrine they introduced opposition to russia, as they write, the liberation of the military, the liberation of the beloved was lost, including the military, and the re-annexation of donbass and crimea, we understand what it is these are military doctrines. this, too, must not be forgotten. here's what they did to us. you understand, this is what these terrible overworld forces have done to us. you understand

what is happening here, speaking of ideology, the patriarch recently raised it again. the topic of the fact that the thirteenth article of the constitution on the abolition of ideology need to abolish the ideology of the country needs a question for you. and what it could be, you probably thought about it. i don’t know, you can’t suck ideology out of your finger and you can’t write it in offices. here they have this ideology ukraine and europe, it has developed, people went to rallies and chanted. you understand that, we want to be like this, an average stronghold of christian values. well, you know, it 's beautiful, in general it's beautiful. what feelings do you have that cause feelings of pride in your fatherland, the fall is not necessary. we are a stronghold in our soul

christian values. here you are a stronghold of christian values ​​in your soul. yes, oh, you are also humble. you see how it is, and i am also humble. i'll also say no. that's why it's not worthy to say this, we have to talk about ourselves. yes, today russia is doing a great job. it opposes the state scale, including the lgbt and the destruction of the family, and many many many other destructive ideas that come from the west that unite the people. it must include something completely different. it must include the future most attractive beautiful and in general real life. that's how much ukraine is europe. with the attitude towards ukrainians that i know, now

before this military operation there were now and so on. there are doubts. now, as he says, uh, one of the rediologists of today's ukraine, uh, ukrainians are greeted like gods. well, yes, insofar as it was true in the early days. well, that's all. eh, it all goes away. it all goes away and any normal person. it understands perfectly well from love, especially such exalted to real hate one step. well, that's all, everything, this, so to speak, will be understood from their own personal experience over time. but let's remember the ideology of the bolsheviks that worked in our country, the workers are wet in their pockets, they chew bread, their lips turn blue from the cold, but the lips whisper to vlad in 4 years there will be a garden city. remember mayakovsky is such a poem, and

novokuznetsk, that's what it was, you know, people built a wonderful wonderful future for all equality and so on. this idea captivates the future of ukraine in europe, which will help us, which will protect us, which will make us rich, which will make us french germans, there and so on and so on and so on, well, ukrainians, by the way, they are very, very right for their people because of their national self-consciousness . but we have to be born in the people to appear. when well, as the lord will manage, but without it in any way. that will be the victory. what are those germs of nazism? germs of hatred, which we still objectively see, and sometimes trees, and sometimes just overgrown with a nightmare. they will be destroyed

here it will be victory destroyed by evil, and not people understand evil in their souls, and this is a common cause for both russia and ukraine absolutely. you know what amazes me in what i see now in our pskov division, many come from the theater of operations. i have not seen a single blazing hatred towards ukrainians. well, sometimes ukrainians will say there is something else here. but disabled people have no hatred for life, they don't have any, they do. this just amazes me when you look, uh. some reports and statements on the other hand, it is amazing

namely hatred. i'm not talking about torture, i'm not talking about all this, and you know, the russian orthodox church is very often scolded now. and where are the fruits of this spiritual revival? temples, but it's just a building yes departments, there and so on and so forth. this is a superficial view, but here are the real fruits of this spiritual rebirth. here are the guys. without any hatred and with grief with sadness, speaking of the military labor that they happened to carry. no hate. here i testify to this with my priestly conscience, i have never seen once. maybe there is, of course, somewhere, maybe there is someone. well, i've never seen it. this is what just inspires me, just inspires me , and this is what will be our future

elite oni. from there, new people will come out. who will do a lot for russia, no matter how difficult it is in the future, many thanks. vladyka for this conversation. thank you so much. maybe i'm not a man, but who can really yame what else is it for

you, the kolledsky sea, to choose surnin and in human form? you see, what a beauty will choose you, dumb family. behind love you don't touch the prince woman?

let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction.

we continue to follow the development of events now, the latest data from the ministry of defense the armed forces of the russian federation continue to conduct a special military operation in the kupyansk direction, the enemy, using two battalion tactical groups, attempted to attack units of the russian troops in the direction of the settlements of vladimirovka and kuzemovka of the lugansk people of the republic as a result of the inflicted complex fire damage , units of the armed forces of ukraine were stopped and thrown back to their original positions, and fire damage was inflicted on the native tactical group of the armed forces of ukraine in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement. sandy kharkiv region, the total losses of the enemy per day in this direction amounted to more than 160 ukrainian servicemen, six tanks and nine armored combat vehicles were killed and wounded in the krasnolimansky direction.