question, well, what kind of journalist is this, who looks with a dull look, smiles, nods his head and does not ask a single question.

in israel, in general, for a long time no one refers to him, his future is in the past. well , the blacks left the political arena, what he says, how he says, well, it does not matter, but what yes he said deserves attention. putin’s first clear definition of the ukrainian regime is definitely

good for his relations, and he lost it, and the second is very, very difficult. according to him, it doesn’t matter how he sticks out in his role, his role much less than erdogan, that it was the united states and great britain that thwarted the gorin agreements. everything but that, everything but that.

it will be a partial success, not a victory, victory and the struggle goes precisely for this, but on the territory of ukraine stopping hostilities for some period in the near future, if it leaves the black sea coast in the hands of ukraine - this is the revival of the ukrainian black sea fleet with submarines with missiles there is absolutely nothing that poses a direct threat to crimea and under certain conditions makes existence impossible. the germans will put up a battalion.

and there was a delivered f-16 aircraft - this is a front-line barbarian bomber. a bomber, uh operational range , is not a fighter because everyone is talking about a fighter. i don't know about this plane. yes , f-16 pilots know how to conduct air battles to defend themselves from the fighters they are attacking, but they are never used as fighters. unless there are more primitive aircraft against them. and when the f-16 goes out on a mission, he is escorted fighter. well, the very delivery of these cathedrals, then in ukraine there will be both f-16 and f-15. and then there will be all the anti-missile anti -air defense systems that the united states gives, because they supply the power of ukraine

and the threats from the territory of ukraine will be ten times more power. the ability to believe in some agreements by the united states or with ukraine that will be signed, because there is not a single agreement that they do not violate. and any agreement that will be signed. it will be a big repeat and an agreement. this there will be a creation of mutual understanding in mariupol, which cost a lot of blood. it will be a repeat of the minsk agreements, minsk one minus two. that's all russia has signed

since the gorbachev agreements. here is any agreement that is now written, it will be a repetition of the same. therefore , all those who advocate, let's stop the hostilities. the main thing is to save. i heard it in your leaders. the main thing now is to prevent losses, it was necessary to start. there are no losses. this is an operation. she is part big russia's struggle for its future existence for survival is the return of nato in the ninety-seventh year. how and where and how to what point should the russian

troops go at the same time - this is a purely operational decision that contributes to this. and i also want to say a few words about this sharpness. no need to laugh at the american. modern weapons in the west do not know how to deal with such targets. and an imprint for locators that can be started is the entire system that is against aircraft and against heavy missiles. aims at the target by its electronic

a print or an engine, but this one does not have, neither one nor the other, it heats up that the infrared head is facing the sun. to do this, it was necessary to calculate and see it and it does not heat up to the temperature of the engine, and it is necessary to go in from that side. so far they understood this, and before that, when it was discovered, they knew what to do with it and sent f22. well, he missed a few missiles, but she's hanging her head as well. because, again, it’s correct to say you need to know from which angle to start exactly, so that the corner where it is heating and adjusting the head to the temperature that is, and not to the temperature of the jet door, and then at that height. up to 20,000 yes , absolutely 20,000 years, so they supply 22, and the guns that are. you also need to understand

the huge difference, in terms of speed, his speed is almost zero, and the airplane flies. he cannot drop between below a certain speed, how can he take this target in a split second at this speed, which he does not see, and how to bring it down? well , probably 22 there is a wolf, a gun, well, it's very difficult. that is, therefore, anew a few days before he was shot down. well, in general, the pentagon said from the very beginning, and to raise the second dirig , the bandits were to be boarded. they didn't think of it. and they have coffee this chinese, and the chinese have they have two more trees now entered. eh , airspaces, latin america's movables are hanging out somewhere. it's very interesting, so you say that it, in fact, turns out to be inaccessible, but for a shower room it was

unexpected. that is, i shot him down. lera don't know how to shoot him down. now they know how to enter it, but the first two or three days was to understand, and how cha-how to shoot him down? well , how to shoot down a target that you cannot detect, which you cannot aim at, then they said, yes, we will aim. the only thing, moreover , it is impossible to shoot down an ordinary rocket, that is, it is necessary to aim at heat, where it is warm. that's what the general said right. we need to see that some side is warmed by the sun. what temperature will it heat up to? how to adjust this cottage so that he reacts to this temperature, and it is low for him, it was necessary to do something new for this americans took 2-3-4 days. well, this , of course, does this mean that this thing can be just as out of reach as a weapon, so he said, it does not threaten, nor the average. theoretically, in the future, send

60 such pieces in a different way. you can say, in russian it's more funny, all his danger is that the americans said he can be a reconnaissance officer, but he can't give anything more than satellites that hang. that is, if the two bases that were there were a huge base in bows and a bi-2 base, well, they can be seen from satellites. even bad. this is not necessary. this director, he had two buses of equipment about what, but he had two buses of equipment, for what about what? i am full of equipment that can be used in the army, this is what kind of winds are there, what is there for it , i’ll tell you an example that was americans.

wind, and the wind speed was 500 km/h. american pilots flew, flew, flew, they did not know that they were standing still. until they ran out of fuel. that is, these are all natural conditions. they are of great importance sea currents air currents everything you need the atmosphere is everything in this area. yes, it is military. military meteorology is a specialty, they work very hard, because a is like a rocket for children depends on it. at a certain air temperature, a certain balance of wind, a special wind, it can shift the rocket from the trajectory in one

area or another by several tens of meters, this is already enough, that is, it is clear that they have investigated this. well, as the pentagon said, they do not pose a threat. yes, the wind brought them there well, then the whole pandemonium. all started not because it was a threat, but because the american authorities today are in a precarious biden position, they could not admit from a public point of view that they could not shoot down this chinese non-airship. and that's why they decided to shoot him down precisely because of this one, that's why they became in conditions when how is it that he will lose his face, if translated from english in front of american voters, if now blinkin goes to uh to beijing and canceled it, which is also not bad because there is no threat. but when we started

satellite, it's hard to say that some kind of such was launched. thank you, the satellite was recording the same thing with a rocket that could take it. moreover, if we remember the history of the development of airships, then they threw off everything from them. this is the tenth year of these experiments ended with the first world war during the first world war and unsuccessfully. well, yes, there was the fate of the zeppelins, but that's not the point. yes, this is a big separate topic, although, as it turns out, this era is not over vladimirovna thank you very much for the excellent reportage. which you made of

belarus, uh, i think that far from everything has been shown. i will show you a lot more. the most important thing is that there is still someone to talk to in belarus. so i’m always ready to come, but, but i’ll go a little from the other side, because what we are talking about, and such a conversation with the ambassador of one of the nato countries does not become many, many years ago. well, they just had a nice conversation, they did interviews, i say, well, as they say in belarus, you know , i don’t like two things. there are too many people in uniform on the street, although, well, belarus is not the most state-owned, to put it mildly, and the second. and why are you clinging to all this great patriotic war? and these are the two directions. we keep coming back to them. that's how it stirs. here, god forbid, we will have a strong army. and now the memory of the great patriotic war i understand that these are the rods on which the nation rests, on which the state rests, what to oppose to this. here you

brought from the front from the donbass. i don't know the training manual or instructions for the 62nd army. we are now celebrating the 80th anniversary of the victory at the level that marinka is now taking after me. i will quote him if allow the education of initiative and audacity, the education of initiative of audacity. that's what you need to cling to now in order to constantly build up the formidable strength of the assault group. there is a direct road to the fighter. he must be enterprising and daring hopeful. e on your own strength. and here the education in the fighters of initiative and audacity is also noted. a lot of work, i think that these words of the sixty-second army eighty years ago apply not only to assault groups to fighters, but also to economics, culture , diplomacy, everything we are talking about, here we are you talked to the soldiers. you remember this starley who speaks iskander. and for how much are you asking this task, this standard says,

well, when professionals like us act, that is, he is already impudent. yes, and we see that the most important thing is that there is coherence between the russian group and the belarusian one. this is an amazing atmosphere, which are really allies. yes, the task is different, because our task, the president emphasized , is to defend the borders of the republic of belarus. we stand here like this, come on, officers and generals they perfectly understand who is opposing us, because these threats were not only in the offices, but here are all the generals with whom all the boys talked in the twentieth year at 22. some of them fell under sanctions synchronously with you, you even practically understand. here are our generals. they are perfectly aware of themselves . what it is? they see these leaflets, which they throw down, they communicate with the inhabitants of the border strip, when all of a sudden everyone went for berries nearby, they lived, they communicated with the artificial border in many respects. this the big soviet country was once a family

- this is polissya there all together, the zhytomyr region. gomel brest volyn, everyone lives in the same region there, and suddenly on february 24, as on command from that side, not only everything was cut off, but direct threats from former neighbors against their own belarusians came. that's what our troops are preparing to defend the country from this particular threat, but not only from this one, because we don't have a cap of scumbag moods that yes, the group has been created. we are ready, iskander polonaise, no, here's to question. what is victory , the issue of ukraine will be resolved one way or another. and then what is that threat, the challenge that was? is it decided against us to protect against what directions the groups are deployed in the west north-west in belarus, or do you now have the leningrad military district, and what about the nato bases in shaulya? or emery in estonia, they are less threatening than potential ukrainian submarines with

missiles, which may be, when they appear, they are already standing there. here is what nato is increasing the number of their battlegroups was, four eight now will be. well, sort of, you can say that there is this group of thousands of people. well, this is the infrastructure that they are already worth for the fourteenth year, there for 14-15 years it is estonia latvia lithuania poland now romania slovakia bulgaria a. hungary deployed these groups. these are not threats. for us, for all, of course, there are threats, and the enemy is daring. to the question of arrogant cunning inventive forgetting nothing vengeful. here's just a chronology, let's see belarus russia ninety-fifth ninety- sixth year heading for rapprochement referendum agreement ninety-seventh year against us the first sanctions, you have shown the will, march on pristina, ninety-ninth year. everything in

september 1999 is being created by the command of the multinational northeast headquarters in szczecin. that's where you need to reprimand that when they say, there is february 24, 22, the enemy, or, he claims, there is the fourteenth year, yes, it didn’t start against whom a lot of national command was created, the northeast in the baltic in the baltic states in poland is understandable the same answer or the nato baltic air mission is it what created in the twenty-second year, maybe in the twenty-first year in 2004 and built up the strength of the force on new airfields since 2006? let's just remember. what kind of relations did russia have nato between russia and the united states in 2004-2016, they were already creating the infrastructure for a possible confrontation with the russian federation, this is what we are talking about now, when we formulate those threats and challenges, of course, this is not at all in ukraine, but. here, uh, in fact,

front-line commands are being created by nato than they are now are doing. they are preparing roads, not ukraine , but poland, germany, slovakia, to move heavy equipment. they are already engaged in the engineering re-equipment of bridges, and tunnels there, based on the height of this military equipment that can pass there, and this and this is extremely important for belarus, because if ukraine is in our south, then we are now saying that we have more 2,000 km hostile border. it's the same more it's the same, lithuania is the same, latvia if we are now talking about a possible peace settlement in the future, then this the settlement does not affect only one ukraine, it does not solve anything at all. we must talk about new security parameters, at least in central eastern europe and i think that we need to talk about it in a wider e-geopolitical space, but it is absolutely clear that no one will listen to us, no one

will take into account our arguments if they do not act , this grouping, by the way , has already been created since 2000 in response to these actions, because even then it was clear what they were going for. and now she's just deployed. and as you rightly said here , any dialogue, the peace process, the second helsinki process will be conducted only with those who are strong and who have this strength to demonstrate. now advertising, or rather continue. to know everything about russia , we watch the best historical series for free without registration. yes,

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