ukrainian militants have been hitting donetsk since the very morning, according to the joint control center, in 3 hours they fired almost fifty ammunition on the territory of the dpr, we will set fire to several districts of the capital of the republic at once . our special correspondent, stanislavl, is following the development of events. we hear that strong explosions worked, rzo grad well, and also, most likely, howitzer shells, it’s quite loud to say that tonight in the kirovsky district, a, a very heavy blow was dealt, two houses were destroyed at once

, two people were hit on the kiev area, almost non-stop. well, hay with a neck. now, of course, under attack. here the breaks are heard almost non- stop now and here in the city we are trying to understand from which side such an arduel is going now, most likely, it is very hot now in the maryam direction. there ours are already in the seat of the settlement. well, apparently, the ukrainian militants are snapping. this situation is very difficult in the city, thank god , so far everything is fine, but these gaps are getting closer and closer to the city limits. we will hope that everything will be. fine. there are three potapov andrey rudenko bondarenko anton khobotov together the donetsk people's republic in ukraine continues the fight against historical heritage, this time in dnepropetrovsk the monument to the hero of the soviet union alexander matrosov was demolished. the 19-year-old soldier became

a symbol of courage, soldiers of the red army during the great patriotic war. he closed the machine-gun embrasure with himself and died, but allowed his comrades to attack the german positions. the ministry of foreign affairs reacted to the proposal of the head of the ministry of culture lithuania to introduce a mental quarantine for russian culture in his country, the official representative of the russian foreign ministry. maria zakharova suggested that the lithuanian minister himself had already been quarantined for a long time about his recognition, i quote, pulls for a world prize, either nobel or darwin , zakharova wrote the end of the quote about this in her telegram channel. let me remind you earlier that the lithuanian minister said that russia deliberately uses culture as a weapon? need maximum protection russian intellectual property abroad, such an instruction was given by prime minister mikhail mishustin at a meeting with the head of rospatent. yuri zubov, the head of government also stressed that for innovators who

want to register the rights to their inventions in our country, it is necessary to create comfortable conditions, which are now on the agenda - the need to provide self-employed people there, and citizens the opportunity to register trademarks on themselves. all of them will be able to provide their brands with legal protection and feel more confident when an enterprise enters russian international trading platforms already this year, but you can register legal protection and register your developments without additional tax burden . intellectual property that is somehow located abroad. even below in different countries i understand the complexity. uh, everything must be done to protect russian rights as much as possible .

entrepreneurs and businesses for such products asked you to take this issue under special control. commander, we will definitely work through your instructions as quickly as possible. the patent holder is always ready to work for the benefit of russian inventors, domestic industrialists, and to protect their intellectual rights in russia abroad. germany officially responded to poland's demand for reparations. as in rural media, the german ministry of foreign affairs sent a note to warsaw stating that berlin will not enter into any negotiations, and in compensation, polish diplomats said that they would still continue to work on getting paid from the frg. i remember him more demanding from germany about one whole and 3/10 million dollars as a reparation damage inflicted in the country during the second world war. and now watch andrey medvedev's documentary war of the empire about relations with the

west and russia, as well as about historical parallels that will help to look into the future of world and russian politics. yes carried out with precaution. on june 23, 2021, the british coast of the crimea changed the fender, following from odessa to batumi for 3 km , he was killed at 12. the mili zone, violating the border of russia at that time, a bbc journalist was on board the british destroyer, who covered in detail everything that was happening to the enterers about

being in real russian waters, the border guards demanded that they leave immediately. after that, the border side issued a warning. i am agile. perform warning shooting to exclude hitting the dtpender confirmed. fire, first of all, is, of course, a provocation. quite obviously. this is a provocation, firstly, it was complex and was carried out not only by the british, but also by the americans, because, uh, a brit entered our troopers. there during the day, and early in the morning at 7:30. e, one of the nato military airfields in e, greece, an american reconnaissance strategic aircraft took off. we've seen it well, uh, we've seen it. it was obvious that e changes came and pursued,

firstly, military goals. uh, that is, with the help of a reconnaissance aircraft, reveal the actions our our e our armed forces to stop such provocations. have you looked at where we turn on? we saw how it works where everything is located and we knew it, therefore we gave such information about which we considered it necessary. maybe i let it slip manya stinks, uh, this is the first, second. this is a political component, just a few days before this meeting in geneva , ask why it was necessary to commit such a provocation, for the sake of which this is all being done in order to emphasize that these people are not without respect refers to the choice of the crimeans. uh, asked not to the russian federation in my opinion. it is perfectly appropriate to use international conclusions. after all, it is important that we do not recognize the russian analysis of the crimea, they do not recognize something there. okay, don't admit it anymore . why does this kind of provocation

carry out you said that the world was on the brink of a world war? no, of course, even if we sank this ship, it would still uh, it would be hard to imagine that the world would be on the guarantee of a world war, because those who do it. you know that they cannot emerge victorious from this war. so, i don’t think that we would be happy either. uh, there's a development you're talking about, but at least we know what we're fighting for. the provocations of the ukrainian shores literally to the smallest detail resemble the events that unfolded in the black sea at the beginning of the 19th century. in 1836, the british sent to judgment vixon stuffed with gunpowder and weapons for the circassians who fought against the russian empire to the coast of the western caucasus, where there used to be turkish,

and at that moment, the russian fortress sudzhuk-kalez was already there. now this is the territory of the city of novorossiysk, the french consultant in istanbul wrote to paris, therefore, about the following some people. even from the highest circles of society, it is suggested that the ship captured on the shores of circassia was deliberately sent there by the ambassador of britain in constantinople, and therefore the british government to believe this gives rise to the place chosen by the englishman on the coast for unloading his goods, because just between the stake and gelendzhik were russian soldiers. nye vessels to escape from which there was no possibility it was reported that the dispatch was deliberately intended to provoke the russians. journalists were on board the british vessel to cover the scandal. and so the russian brik-ajax

delayed the british ship, and after that it began. london declared that russia had no right to control the black sea, the caucasus and crimea, began to threaten st. petersburg with economic sanctions and even war. nicholas replied to the british ambassador in russia that i had not changed my course of action in any way, that i would remain cold-blooded, that i i will defend our rights, by all means, he ordered the army and navy to be put on high alert. they immediately subsided. it's one thing to tease a russian bear, it's another thing to piss him off a situation that is more reminiscent of the nineteenth century. continues to operate

the economy is slowing politics is unstable, nobody knows what will happen tomorrow. we understand that the big game has entered a new phase. i would even call it the new big game. the official historiography says that the great game is a geopolitical confrontation between britain and russia for control over the

beams of the black sea, the caucasus, central asia, afghanistan, and even partly china , this confrontation began, allegedly in 1856 after the end of the crimean war, and ended in 1907, when the russian empire entered into a military-political alliance with britain and france that is, the fontanka, in fact, the big game began much earlier, back in the time of troubles in britain, russia tried, more precisely, the muscovite state , or very seriously weaken or even colonize with the second half in the eighteenth century, any strengthening of the russian empire in the caucasus or in the asian direction or on the black sea was perceived by london. extremely worrisome. this was perceived as a threat to the national interest of britain, primarily to its indian colonies, a threat to the transit of goods, a threat to national capital. empires have been broken , leaders have fallen apart , states have fallen apart, but one thing in western politics has remained unchanged for centuries. this is

a geopolitical struggle against russia why russia because russia is the key, it key country, if you control russia you dominate the continent because russia stretches from europe to the pacific, if russia goes over to your side or if it is not calculated, as brzezinski wrote about it, then you will have a dominant position in the central asia, another reason is that russia has huge natural resources, and also controls the northern sea route of the arctic, which can move part of the trade traffic in case of warming climate that is why, from the point of view of the anglo-saxon geopolitics in russia will always remain the main goal. we will have to

prepare for all unforeseen circumstances, working to ensure that russia is replaced. in order to maximally lock russia inside the continent. don't let her to the seas trade transit routes to deprive the foreign market of technology. the livonian war of ivan iv for russia is the first attempt to gain a foothold on the seas to enter the baltic bypassing the transit line, this is not a war for tsar's ambitions, this is a war for geopolitical influence and for the economy in the sixteenth century, the then major european geopolitical players were the main ones - these were poland and sweden were extremely worried about the growing power of the muscovite state, they were extremely annoyed by the growing influence of russia on their neighbors and the growing

power of moscow, and that's when sanctions were first imposed against russia against the russians , artificial ones were created barriers on the way of russian goods in europe and on the way of european technologies in russia in the hadean cities in poland in the lemon were regularly detained, as foreign specialists would say now gunsmiths doctors, that is, those who tried to get to work in moscow in july 1567, the polish king sigismund wrote to the english queen elizabeth why does poland keep a naval blockade of the russian state? the most important reasons, not only our private ones, but also those of the entire christian world and religion, forbid us to allow sailing to muscovy, because the enemy is enlightened from the message and

, more importantly, is supplied with weapons hitherto unknown in this barbarian country. discussion with our partners, to prepare new packages of sanctions against russia in 1568, sigismund again write to elizabeth of our kingdom, a temporary, but also a hereditary enemy of all free peoples. we believe we should not hope that we will abandon such navigation. nord stream 2 is a big mistake, because it is already becoming. this is already a blackmail tool to support russian president vladimir

putin in dictating gas prices throughout europe. the northern stream on the road was turkish as a conflict and today the appeal, but the bulgarian leadership that it is, well, sorry. that's how it happened. we would like to blame myself for creating a certain tension and , indeed, assuming the honor of responsibility for the development of the situation of the hungarian leadership. any multilateral diplomacy. it is based on two sides, but a political challenge. often contrary to the interests of big business century refused to participate in the polish swedish blockade of russia why did the king break

relations with napoleon one of the main reasons was that napoleon demanded that the tsar observe the continental blockade, which, as you know, forbade the british to import their goods into russia and the tsar refused? and why? and because the russian aristocracy benefited from this trade with england, you understand, it turns out that, on the one hand, there are geopolitical interests of russia in accordance with which the union of france is beneficial to russia, and with. on the other hand, there are commercial financial interests of the russian aristocracy connected with england and so on. always. in general, for me, probably, the fifteenth year was indicative, when a year passed after the crisis, and this one happened, and the plane. 6 minutes and in the sixteenth year,

literally a year after the fall of the boeing , the russian federation is preparing to issue a bond government debt tied to inflation, a bunch of disgusting reports accusing russia of everything you could blame the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an earth-to-air missile, which was launched from an area controlled by pro-russian separatists in the territory in ukraine, together with australia, we decided to start a procedure under international law to hold the russian federation accountable. and at the same time, inflationary bonds of the ministry of finance are being placed, in which 26% of foreigners and we see that out of these 26 1 is europe and 25 is anglo-saxon and that

world finance, a came from bonds, and russian government bonds, yes, even in rubles, indicates that they followed not only legislation and rules, inherited its dynamics and abilities from the economic situation, and the country's leadership is to ensure the dynamics for the state forward and we see their participation. and today, uh, we are talking about the fact that more than $50 billion equivalent of foreign money invested in russian government bonds denominated in rubles. but it's a super resource they make money. that's all. and against russia together with russia it is absolutely indifferent? in today's world we operate through the classical colonial system of the 19th century. this is another way that has changed the big

game we operate through indirect economic influence, not direct intervening to capture and control colonies. we don't do this anymore. in 1555, just a 5-minute walk from the kremlin, an office of the british moscow trading company was opened, of course, the british. it was here that he was placed not in vain. well, here is the entrance. but she passed the kremlin wall, went in, talked , an important issue was resolved - cargo. keeper of the state seal, royal and other no less important persons of the then britain the company conducted active trade, in fact, with the moscow state, with russia and with persia goods were transported from england to arkhangelsk from there

by northern rivers down to the volga along the volga in the caspian sea from the caspian to persia proper and back in the same long but safe way through arkhangelsk to england russia did not receive any benefits from this british persian trade. paid. and in general, even then, the english nobility considered russia, the muscovite state, as their future potential colony in this sense, indicators, for example, of india, colonization through the economy is came up not now, not in the twentieth century, when large corporations actually controlled and continue to control entire countries. through the banks of the investment industry, bribing the education of elite children in prestigious universities in europe and the united states, this scheme was invented in the seventeenth century. the english ostyn company appeared in 1600 gradually, increasing its power through trade and

bribing local elites, the company began to seize and place indian states and principalities under complete colonial control by the beginning of the 19th century. almost all of india has become british colony, even income. but the maharajas could no longer influence anything; they transferred the company to conduct foreign affairs, they assumed obligations to pay for the maintenance of the army of the company and the british official. at your court, any disputes with neighboring principalities. the signatory could decide only through the mediation of the company was forbidden to take on the service. europeans, without the permission of the company, usually parts of the territory became under the control of the company. roughly the same fate awaited russia. the time of troubles was the moment when london

seriously decided to put the northeastern and central regions of russia under his control, with the russian elites, met and serve dmitry and vasily the disastrous and woeful state of the population of moscow most of the country in the direction of poland was devastated , scorched and occupied by the poles, the other part in the direction of the swedish possessions captured and held by the swedes. under the pretense of aid, the northern parts of this empire are still intact and untouched by war, but

are not free from the expectation and fear of war from all these considerations. i conclude what if your majesty received an offer of sovereignty in that part of muscovy that lies between arkhangelsk and the volga river, along with a route along this river to the caspian or persian sea, or at least control and protectorate over it with the establishment of freedom and guarantees of trade. this would be the greatest and happiest offer that has ever been made to any king of our country since columbus proposed to henry the seventh. opening of the west indies they thought that the militia drove the polish garrison out of moscow. russia posted. but by and large, it is the

events of 1612 of the time of troubles that can be considered the beginning of a great game by the eighteenth century. russia has become the empire of its territory. expanded its influence has increased many times over. she became a global geopolitical player, a russian historian and migrant. nikolai ulyanov once wrote that since the 18th century, not a single major world event has taken place without the influence of russia, and so from that time, from the first quarter of the 18th century, the main task of britain and its situational allies of france was austria-hungary. ottoman empire was to limit the expansion of russia to the west and south. another task was to reduce the influence of russia in eastern europe , but first of all, of course, in poland, to reduce the russian military presence and trade in the baltic and to cut off russia as much as possible from the balkans, the caspian sea, the black

sea, the caucasus and central asia

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