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. decisions were made. well, the nomenclature is already, uh, perfect. well, in general, there is no such thing as an offensive defensive weapon - that’s all, so to speak, all the weapons serve up conjecture, maybe offensively we are a werewolf, depending on the task. but the fact that the americans are planning to supply 500 armored vehicles, of which 150 are nonsense and the striker is already, so to speak, not old. especially the strikers are a new type of weapon for new types in e, tank e or armored units of formations. and for some reason they didn't enter these, uh, smart bombs well done diameter, about which they spoke. this is, so to speak, a symbiosis, uh, jbu 39b and u engine, uh, standard m26 projectile. uh, calibers 220 mm esoteric. but i think they

didn't come in because they just don't exist. they still need to be produced, because, uh, in the aviation version, about 30,000 of them were released there. they yes, but for the ground version it was proposed by boeing but for now. i think there are no contracts yet for the production of these e, but they will appear in the same way as tanks, and there is no need for illusions that they will not put tanks there. i think the main reason there are two of them at the moment, firstly, is the weather conditions. they are very heavy. i have already said that the infrastructure of ukraine is not particularly ukrainian black soil for tanks weighing more than 60 tons. they are simply linked to abrams, uh, they are not suitable for ukraine at all. e because of the logistics of capriciousness due to the fact that this gas turbine engine is voracious and second. this maintenance repair, given that the

repair base. ukraine, well, i don’t have, so to speak, exact figures, but judging by the reports of the ministry of defense. what blows were made? in general, it is either damaged or destroyed. therefore, it is necessary to create mobile points in parallel with the supply of these tanks. uh, repairs, at least minor, maybe medium repairs. it is too. eh, such a task is not solved with a click, with fingers. uh, that's why takes into account what they are planning. they cook, or rather ukrainians. uh, to, uh, an offensive operation sometime in april. well, not yet in march, but somewhere in april. in the month of may, it’s really not very clear to me how they will carry out an attack on the operation, not having, let alone air superiority, how

to carry out without e-e air cover offensive operation. well, i don’t know, maybe the americans will teach them, although they themselves have never done it, holland already promised them at 16, and at 16 i also had problems you understand the problem too, for some reason problems with significantly order. e is more difficult than machine tools. it needs other airfields. we need another repair base. and of course, they can be based, of course, not on the territory of ukraine, but this will already be a completely different quality. here. i agree with you. it is already possible to strike at the airfield, which are not located on the territory of ukraine, but, by the way, about poland. here they are going to conduct exercises in march in march, a mobilization exercise of 200 thousand people, they have 150 armed forces. so, they have another 50 they are going to call in and it is not excluded, because ukraine also exists, so to speak, the problem with the personnel is already rowing everyone

shows on tv how they are missing, that in order to free parts of western ukraine they can extremities of the poles invite the poles so that they say they entered western ukraine and here again on the air, polish speech is constantly on the front line. yes? well, this is for now, i will not repeat it again, for now. it's like mercenaries up to 5,000, but it's not a regular military force. but when regular expressed forces will come in. here the quality is completely different. the third point is already, but these mercenaries working in crabs, working with wet combat units seem to be mercenaries only on paper the feeling that these are the same personnel units that are just on paper now mercenaries but everything is most meant officially, until uh, they do not participate the third

moment has already started talking. yes, striking at the crimea, they all require these missiles. by the way, i must say that in your program last week i heard this say criticism. i understood it in my own words and said it, i was one of your guests who said that such a general said that the tomahawk was not a naval missile. not sea -based, that it can be launched from the ground again, i just want to repeat the current service of the united states . medium-range land- based in the range of 505.500 km. yes, after withdrawing from the agreement on intermediate- range missiles, they conducted a demonstration launch, a tomahawk from e, a container-type launcher mk-41, when we accused americans, that they placed this one

completely with these launchers, that they are violating the treaty, but firstly, these launchers. they are stationary. secondly, they are integrated. e in the information management system izhs and cruise missiles, e stationary-based. it's a very easy target to hit. ah, the americans. yes, they have a program to return to production. an analogue of the ground-based tomahawk of the 70s of the eighties , they consider it not appropriate. they work, honestly, with hypersound. they have program on ground missiles, but so far there are none. so, i think that if they still start to supply, and they will most likely supply these attacks with e. ukraine we also need to cross completely. well. take off any restrictions. well, for example, uh near brest to rzeszow and to the place where

uh trains cross the uh ukrainian-polish border there is 300 km. in belarus, our iskander complex is now on combat duty, it’s quite possible to call it, i generally think and i have already said this several times that the first tanks that cross the ukrainian polish border must be destroyed. that's just defiantly, which means intelligence. we have a problem with what you are saying, here the officers of the lpr, marochka, reported today that, well, in a direction that is dangerous for us. this is satan, there are several echelons, heavy western-style military equipment follows. it just surprises me when such information appears on telegram channels, because i don’t understand who you are writing to, that is, in theory, you should go straight to the top to

strike, we have, of course, there are problems to write, so that information about a different kind is delivered as soon as possible, which is the result. well-coordinated reconnaissance actions and means of destruction revealed that the echelons departing from i were destroyed. we, of course, have a problem with the satellite constellation. we are speaking to the americans. we can not, so to speak, control the entire territory of ukraine 24 hours a day, but here, it seems to me, we need to somehow work with our chinese partners, strategic and on a commercial basis, to reach an agreement with them. uh, so that they sell us uh satellite pictures. it seems to me that this is not in e tracking satellites, he is with tanks there at the station and observers and everything, as telegrams will report. it seems to me in political determination. you see, they blew up the gas pipeline. here, i would

n't say anything if i were there. let's blow it up, they have a lot of gases in the baltic, they don't say anything. well , someone does not make a decision, we say we have no. i like it when you do something like this, we are not embarrassed. he wording. let's not tell anyone said leonidovich kalashnikov to no one heard nothing. i have so many questions. why don't we? why are there bridges there? why tunnels? why is the lukoil plant operating from bulgaria going to ukraine without fuel, but there are a lot of questions such questions that are not addressed to you. i'm just saying, you need to remove these restrictions yourself. and god forbid here's the first blow to the crimea i'll have to i'll believe that, well, i don't know the quarter. this central kiev

should be turned into a steering wheel, at least bridges, and there johnson came to the storm. how many months have passed, after butch they have not answered a single question. name the victims. yes , to them it is with what weapon these people were killed, in what place, when not a single answer the plot itself has been exhausted, yes, johnson comes again to the question. and why are we? why are we giving all this ringing bastard the opportunity to safely ride on tourist trips. yeah , i just really don't get it. we can reach any point on the shoulder, ears exploded, in what year, what do you say? i say four railway bridges out of twenty-four bridges that stand on dnieper well, well, yes, because tanks on heavy roads did not

theoretically get them, but how many of these tractors do you need? i try to subject it to political analysis all the time. well, the further he speaks, the more i have the impression that i need to transfer it to dr. sosnovsky for analysis, because i am running out of it and methodology, in principle, no longer covers him, because the last statement. we taught this discipline at the university. it was called logic, and there the clearest example was through socrates and the mortality of people, then what barel says verbatim. he says that russia has never lost, so it is necessary to arm ukraine more if translated into formulas - this is socrates a mortal man, respectively, an employee will never die. this is about the same in terms of the degree of logic, but, nevertheless, you know the level of the

political elite. here are the european countries. we often discuss it. we often talk about the fact that, well, how did it happen that they are in the first roles, it turns out, so incompetent so unprofessional people. i have. the further. the more one gets the impression that apparently in the nineties ours. the american opponents relaxed a little, thinking that we were finished and, in principle, we did not pose a particular threat to them at that time, and they started leading politicians in european countries in charismatic various methods. one accusing of one kind of scandals, the other of another. don't go to the polls. gradually replaced in reality charismatic promising politicians with completely amorphous on completely uh, loyal subordinates of such functionaries bureaucrats who simply follow their instructions in order to eliminate europe as a competitor. whatever your competitor, it is likely that you

now understand that the confrontation with us is for a long time. and that we are returning to our traditional role in the world war. i think that they will try to strengthen many european countries today, and we will begin to see completely new faces, and what various sociological data show us shows that these faces will marginal. what more centrist politics and moderate politics there will not be unimportant to enjoy support, it will be the extreme left, or the extreme right. but it will definitely be extreme, because it just shows the numbers, several more statements were made. and you know, you were telling me when e you picked up such a very accurate term. you said that our soldiers look in the mirror when they take part in hostilities with representatives of the armed forces, and you also heard such a term that people are for zombies - this is the most accurate term on in fact, because we even watch zombie movies. we see that a person sees a zombie,

which yesterday was his brother and sister. he understands that this is a man, but he no longer understands anything. he is absolutely zombified by this virus. and unfortunately, he can't go back. and when i see the most different kind, frame, from there. i can't say that i'm experiencing some kind of hmm some delight because i understand that nothing these people are originally in their original form. before this coup before this zombification begins before this completely nazi propaganda that was carried out there. these people were no different from my classmates. classmates of my colleagues with whom i work, and in general it turned out. so, today we are forced to fight with this very mirror, in which we can see our reflection. i want those people who are still watching us there to hear what modern

western curators, western leaders of this process, really think about you. look at the statement. if i'm not mistaken, uh, the heads of the defense committee, uh parliament. e germany, which said, what does it mean, in the case of ukraine, we do not supply them with an aircraft, we supply tanks, because if the tanks are operated by ukrainians who do not know how to do this, then the tanks will simply stop. and if ukrainians land a plane, it will crash, that is, so arrogant, you know so disgusting attitude. just on an ethnic basis, what kind of pilots they need or some never in their life in russia , ukrainians have never been treated like that, the same applies to the phrase absolutely. i think fascist in its content candalize rice who says today ukrainians are dying not to do this. we, like, we use their hands, we let them go there in this meat grinder endlessly in order

not to participate in anything ourselves. here is the real attitude of these people to ukraine and to ukraine, i say this absolutely hmm sincerely and i hope that as time passes, as the eyes open together on the population there, i mean, the wrong people. we are very welcome in those regions where they live russian people. well, in the most diverse parts of ukraine that we even traditionally perceive that there, perhaps, a slightly different situation, that people there will wake up and understand that they were actually made a pawn in this not even a pawn. i don't know if the pawn still moves at least somehow. that is. it's just, uh, they did it as cannon fodder in order to solve their geopolitical ambitions and achieve their economic financial goals of any kind without giving a damn about what will happen to this population, as far as our country is concerned. i i think that this thesis has been voiced several times today. whether this is a third world war

or not a third world war, you can call this process whatever you like, but it is obvious that at the end of this confrontation there will be a new world there will be new international relations. this is, in principle, one of the signs of world wars, are they eh? not the only one, but one of them for sure, but besides the fact that it will change the world around us. i'll be honest, as a citizen of our country, of course, i care about what will happen to the world, but first of all, i care about what will happen to our country and these events. they are simply irrevocably not that they are changing russia , not that some changes are taking place in our country. i think that today we are actually in the process of establishing a new russian statehood. and this is without any doubt. it seems to me the coverage is the scale. e of these events is such that we are not about some small changes someone left someone from office. we filmed this process much much deeper, because

we went over the process when our great motherland, the soviet union, collapsed. then in the nineties with the constitution of one state of the economic system of another with such an intuitive phantom memory. uh, about our former greatness, but nevertheless, the system that was provided for the actual colony, which is led by the metropolis. well, they lived in these conditions for 30 years. and today, just against the backdrop of these events, we see the formation of completely new political institutions. we see the emergence of new economic institutions. we see that the country is already gravitating towards its usual role on the world stage and its usual structure. uh, inside the state and the blows that we are now receiving. here we see, there someone spoke, someone here, some kind of event shook us, it's all our retribution for the cup

of mistakes that we made at every time we put up with someone, we let someone out to speak, we knew what kind of person and how is he in the country? well, god bless him. now we are paying for it all. we are now in the process of transforming our state, and it is underway. i don't know, unfortunately. or fortunately, apparently, these are the changes that should have happened they could not occur in a slow evolutionary way with such small variables, the necessary e was and this, in principle, corresponds to our political culture, a huge shake-up was necessary so that the state could immediately rise from the ashes into which it was turned in the nineties , and we actually today, going through this transfiguration, we go through a fire in which everything that we absolutely do not need falls away from us, in which all those people leave us, you don’t need to name them. elite. those who left even

if these are the elites, these are not the elites of russia, nothing to do with it. it is beautiful, those who have made a choice for themselves have no idea that at this moment, when the country is in such a position in such a state, they see themselves. anywhere, but not in russia, this is their choice, please, well , they have nothing more to do with russia in the future, they can’t, and we entered this confrontation as a country with all these problems and difficulties, but we’re leaving. we will get out of this confrontation, more precisely, when it will end, i accept all the difficulties, oh, of which our dear the general says and colleagues. they say absolutely i agree we will get out of this confrontation, the only country that has experience in defeating nata and in the form of weapons and instructors and their tactics and everything else there are no more countries in the world against which they have already used almost all types of weapons that they have have thrown. uh, these countries are against them, of course you

see, every time you come. i feel from your story that after each trip your mood gets even better every week even better even better, because you every time you see fighters who become even more experienced , they get new experience. and that's the most important thing for what we will be the uniqueness of all the rest can talk about. we have the largest population in the world. our economy is like that. well, there are no other countries in the world that risked entering into direct confrontation with nato and proved that our military-industrial complex is much better and proved that our military learn very quickly and find master keys from all those traps that are prepared for us. and it will not be i say, not just for the sake of it so that we have a good mood there on sunday evening and we can celebrate it there. this will be the first and most important guarantee that in this new world order and in new international relations the first country to establish the rules will be the russian federation.

if you get the jews out of here, we'll introduce you to the rank. this is the front line. this is where to withdraw from the director and liquidation. keep it that we never lost, even in the worst times that they do. they pray meet. let's go now, stop dating. here's the infusion, they've been praying for it for 2,000 years. and how will the groom be in hebrew? you do not know, want two who shoot together? just show me how

yakovlevich wants to relate to the report that you made? to us this scene, these divisions are very familiar. well, one such remark is your average political military man. also, such a unit after the judgment war was not created to save pilots.