400 is what we know, although in fact, i suspect the numbers are much higher , our country also cooperated with the americans, including in the biolaboratory, there was a program for taxation, there was an international science and technology center, it operated. e in the suburbs well, it is clear that it was in the nineties. there at the beginning of the zero years. we quickly figured out that the americans at least just pull out knowledge and qualifications from russia, not least strains that have very specific and all that we inherited from the soviet union at a very high price . but the further we watched this american activity, it was no longer on our territory. we stopped it quite a long time ago on the territory of other former soviet republics in the former soviet space, the more we understood that it was not only and not so much about collecting information and exporting some valuable strains. eh, the thing is. carrying brand new. research studies where these

countries are used as a testing ground there the danger that is associated with the conduct of relevant developments is transferred, because it is on these territories in these countries that, apparently, the americans are planning in some future, near or far, military operations with the participation of their military personnel. what are biological weapons components? these are completely different things. it is possible with the help of certain preparations, say, to destroy crops and create problems with food. it is possible to destroy the population of bees and thereby create colossal problems for the country's biodiversity a hostile country to infect some kind of infection, such as nineteen, but before that having developed a vaccine. just imagine very conveniently, a conflict situation is created . uh, the virus is a highly contagious virus. at the same time, a vaccine against this virus is being created in advance, but it is only from this side of the front. now imagine that this is no longer

relatively speaking covid-19, yes, but a much more serious infection. these are the words i call what is happening, which kills does not cause any problems, but simply simply kills and that's it. this, apparently, is part of the american biomedical program, which is funded by the pentagon and which has direct military goals. so we already know all this, and many other countries where these laboratories exist are not even aware of this, therefore, in order to collect , uh, a consolidated position of the international community, to achieve, firstly, from the united states , the cessation of these works, as well. secondly, to achieve e improvement of international mechanisms. first of all, conventions on the prohibition of biological weapons. need consolidated position of the international community. and for the sake of this, we appeal to our colleagues, parliamentarians of the countries of the world, so that they already find out from their governments the real information, do they have such laboratories or not?

what developments are being carried out there, how understandable and transparent these developments are for the authorities of the host country, how much these developments can contain the military component that we observe in the activities of american biological laboratories in ukraine well, then, based on this new extended information to consolidate the positions of the international community at all international venues, starting with the united nations. and of course, at all regular review conferences on the convention on the prohibition of taking weapons, there is one more topic. i would like to discuss with you, rather than the topic of the secretary general's statements. nato ian instituteberg stated that he acknowledged that the alliance had been preparing for the conflict in ukraine since 2014, and then began to build up the war of forces. what do you think? could this mean it's indirect recognition of nato's involvement in the current conflict, and this is stoltenberg's statement. did he make it carelessly or intentionally, if intentionally, for what? uh, the first thing i do not

agree with mr. stoltenberg is that they began to prepare for the conflict in the fourteenth year. they began to prepare for the conflict in 1991, when the cold war ended, when there were no grounds for conflicts, when, let's say , the warsaw pact was dissolved on our side and, logically , the north atlantic the alliance, first of all, has been preserved. although there were no threats. after all, it was created under the soviet cargo, calling a thing by its proper name has not been since the ninety-first year. from the soviet threat there was no bloc that opposed the nato bloc, and the north atlantic alliance survived this time. he uh, signing with our country is enough. uh, specific documents on non-expansion and non-deployment on the territory of new member states of significant armed forces and weapons violated all these obligations of the alliance e, created recruitment program. possibly more new members. at first it was called so that partnership for the sake

of peace is not visible, but then it turned into a completely frank nato expansion program, and of course. this is an advance of thousands of kilometers, closer to the russian borders and that's it. this. naturally, from their point of view, it was a preparation for a possible conflict, but from our point of view. this was a direct provocation of the conflict. in 2007, the speech of our president at the munich conference, which in fact, it is such an ideological platform of nato with a proposal to nato to stop confrontation and start cooperation ignored by nato 2008. he beats himself in bucharest, where ukraine and georgia are making a generous offer, too, to begin planning for joining the alliance. let me remind you that the bucharest summit is april 2008, only 4 months old, and saakashvili is already brainwashed by this prospect, and he attacks south ossetia, this is a direct connection with what nato did in relation to new potential members. in this case with

georgia well, the fourteenth year has already taken out the brain of uh, first uh, the streets of maidan and , then the new ukrainian leadership, which, of course, feeling the worldwide support of nato, went to suppress its own population and provoke tension with russia , which continues to this day since, therefore, uh, maybe stoltenberg let it slip in something, but the most important thing is that he admitted that nato is an aggressive organization that is focused on the conflict that provokes it and which, through their supposedly before in any the conflict will expand endlessly in ukraine nato stopped stopped the military development of the territory of ukraine naturally protected people who were in the conflict zone, and e. i am sure that even if nato believed that their expansion policy would be endless, these people are forever in the past. and another one. the subject of the statement

i would like to discuss with you is the american embassy in moscow calls on, uh, its own citizens to leave our country, while france and canada are calling. actually their citizens to leave the territory of belarus a. are these two appeals connected and what is behind these appeals? as you think, you have no doubt that the connection is direct, because our opponents are not doing anything right now. before not agreeing with each other and, in fact, their goals. they often try to achieve, well, uniting in some here. uh, the coalition of good against the coalition of evil , the coalition of protection. serial against the coalition of those who encroach on her e on her freedom. well, and so on, you understand, these are all elements of the political struggle of the struggle in the international arena - these are elements. uh, processing public opinion. this is a sign of a certain criticality of the situation , which, in turn, should push the government of those countries that have not yet decided on the degree of their military support to ukraine to supply or not

supply tanks, supply or not supply fighter jets to do this as quickly as possible, otherwise already. that's all the earth is being cut, citizens of all countries will be in danger on the territory of russia on the territory of belarus of course, on the territory of ukraine, all this is necessary immediately. uh, let some to hell and put an end to it through an increase in military support for ukraine for residents of ukraine and for residents of those regions that are still located in the conflict zone, including new regions of the russian federation and for residents of all of russia and belarus of all those who, one way or another, find themselves drawn into this conflict.

one of the most important tasks facing the state is to provide the population with communications mobile network broadband internet all this has long become an integral part of life in large cities, but our country is very large and there are still many territories that, due to remoteness and gigantic distances, have limited access . to these technologies. the program to eliminate the digital divide should solve these problems, and how it is implemented in the new conditions, we will discuss senator konstantin dolgov konstantin konstantinovich program to eliminate the digital divide. has been working since the age of fourteen. it's been almost 10 years now. tell us what success. e, it was possible to achieve and what work remains to be done. i would probably like to start answering your questions with this, perhaps somewhat banal, but uh, important statement for our country with its vast expanses and territories with a large number of hard-to-reach areas, and sparsely populated areas. uh, good stable connection. it's not just a factor

economic development. not just a factor of social development. it is very often a matter of life and death for the people of these regions. we are talking about artika, the far east to siberia, of course, they need to be given special attention. uh, attention, given the extremely difficult e conditions in which our citizens live and work there. and now about what he managed to do, he managed to do a lot. you know what, if we're talking about high-speed internet, then by next year, uh, 98%, uh , of households in our country should have access to, uh, uh, high-speed broadband internet this is the task given to us by the president. this task will undoubtedly be solved, and, of course, there is very serious progress here, including progress in mobile communications. we have a large number of e, in a country of small, populated areas in cities, all these issues are resolved more simply. well, there is also a commercial benefit for operators. naturally. but

if we are talking about rural areas, about sparsely populated areas , it is not possible to install a mobile tower here in most cases. profitability, but here it is very important to understand that this is a national task , the most important issue once again emphasized not only economic, but also social development. e question. e. well, if you like, the well-being of the people we have in the second phase of the program to bridge the digital divide. e the main attention was paid to e, that settlement, e, which is from 250 to 500 inhabitants. uh and 14,000 of those uh items got uh into this program. now the task is to provide us with the min numbers e by the thirtieth year, to provide mobile communications stable and e high speed internet. uh, there are about 24,000 settlements.

e, small settlements, where from 100 inhabitants, that is, this is 100. now, if 250,500 were there more now, here are 100-250, but in them, in these , uh, settlements, about 3 million of our fellow citizens live. this is a fairly significant number of people, even if this number were less , the significance of the task would not decrease from this. er, we asked a question. eh, mtsyn put the numbers. i would say task. why wait until 2030 anyway? this is a good question. yes, it's long enough. eh, our colleagues answer us, well, they are ready, of course, they understand the importance of being ready early, but the federal budget funds allocated there will take about 100 years. 100 million is not a small amount, but it is not an unbearable amount for our budget, especially if it is scattered so distributed over years, we need to decide on this. we drew the attention of colleagues, and they are really in the government uh and the attention of the operators hmm uh

to what is now expanding with active facilitating with this federation the possibility of using e, public- private partnership mechanisms. we adopted the law and promoted it very actively together with our fellow senators. at the end of last year, a law was passed that removes obstacles to the development of a system of state partnerships and concession agreements . that is, you can be attracted. uh, private capital opportunities there are regulatory opportunities for this and they decided to work on this constantly. that is, those same 100 years. yes, they can be strengthened and supplemented, yes, with private capital. quite right. uh, maybe there's a replacement somewhere. possibly yes federal funds with private capital

since. this is a task. well, she really is. uh, such a common national let's say social. you remember just a couple of years ago. uh, a famous case in the area when the students were engaged, eh? it's there, yes, climbed there somewhere on a birch he was engaged. there he prepared for the exams. well, unfortunately, these are our realities . well, students have to go far from the birch, they took off the students took off from the birch. yes , but you need to solve the problem. well, why go far for examples? we are leaving there 100 km from moscow, we are moving from the moscow region, there conditionally to one of our neighboring regions. i don't want to single out anyone there. but we are faced with this mobile disappear, that is, we forest blind zones, yes , and along the roads and not only not necessarily into the forest to climb for this why because they explain to us that these are the towers that the moscow region is no longer finishing off. here are those, uh, that

are there in the neighboring area. yes, to say so. yes, they are not enough, they still do not take, so we move smoothly to the second task, and the second task, so that there are more higher. to develop telecommunications infrastructure. we are well aware that we live in the conditions of sanctions. i just wanted to ask you how much the sanctions that have been imposed against our state affect the development digital network. they influence and this influence. it's two, too, er, the first. uh, of course, uh, certain difficulties. uh, these sanctions are created because, uh, we still have. unfortunately, there are no domestic base sanctions. and we need a lot of them, and now , together with the government, we are very actively supporting them in terms of subsidizing. uh, manufacturers in terms of. e, supply planning demand planning for and the demand is very large for such base stations in general for the products of our

manufacturers in the entire area. e we we are stimulating the production of some stations, we have just talked about this, and we have been given assurances about this that these stations, that these stations will literally start next year. they will go en masse to domestic stations and go to the market. uh, it means that the benchmark is such, er, the approved benchmark, that in the twenty-eighth year, starting from the year 28, all base stations in the country must be domestic. well, it is clear that this is a serious task, but it is a feasible task, because we have excellent technological developments. we have uh good good bases for that. e the question is. in order to rebuild as much as possible now, this is a serious step in technological research on the component base, we are talking about this again. yes, that is, it needs to be domestic. yes? eh, some of the components are still the same. yes, those that are not there, we cannot provide right now in the required quantity. uh, well, there, uh,

import channels. eh, naturally. hmm, they will go on for a while, but we must be guided by the fact that all critical technologies and components must be domestic, we do not we can depend on the matter not only in the sanctions uh, the case and volatility in world markets. you see that the world markets are still in a fever there, let's say relatively speaking semiconductors, and the sanctions add to the severity of this problem, but the problem was born earlier and we cannot afford to be dependent. there are very serious support mechanisms here as well . industrial development fund. in particular. there are very good preferential loans for fairly cheap long-term money. we say yes, which are important for manufacturers on the one hand, and on the other hand to them is very important. uh, predictable sales, because it affects the price. and we talked about additional support measures not only for the federal worlds, but also for regional support measures for operators so that they

do not raise tariffs, so sanctions affect they create problems. they sharpen the additional need to build up the national potential of our domestic industrial potential, and in these conditions, additional opportunities are created for e for our economic development to ensure technological sovereignty, the social gasification program , under which private houses are connected , will become indefinite from this year, the government has made appropriate changes to the rules for connecting to gas distribution networks on how it works, as well as other gasification programs operating in the leningrad region. we'll talk to the governor. alexander drozdenko, what is the current level of gasification in the region and what are the plans for 2023, according to the program of social gasification to date the level of gasification in the leningrad region is slightly more than 70%.

these are not the highest figures in the country, but it should be borne in mind that even 10 years ago in the leningrad region the level of gasification in the leningrad region was slightly more than 50% , in principle, this figure is achievable plans. we have very serious investments in the northwest. we are gazprom's number one partner in the gasification program and the gasification is only this year. we have three gas pipelines will be built. this is the gds station of 25 mezhposikovoy gas pipelines, but if you imagine in kilometers, this is more than 360 km of gas pipeline networks will be built in the leningrad region. 25 new settlements and 16,000 households will be gasified before gasification regional authorities support participants in gasification offer additional assistance. in particular, it is costly to compensate for the supply of gas directly to the house. tell us who can count on

social support and what subsidies are provided. well, probably our most important achievement is that any resident of the leningrad region, who owns home ownership and is registered there, in fact, can apply for a subsidy for pre -gasification for at least a year. moreover, the subsidy is quite large just for residents of the leningrad region. here are the usual, any resident, any family, who lives for at least one year, can receive compensation of 180,000 rubles. and beneficiaries 200,000 rubles. and beneficiaries, as we say of a high category, are veterans, participants in the great patriotic war, residents besieged leningrad heroes of the soviet union as cardens of military glory, and home front workers , prisoners of fascist camps and a number of other categories can claim compensation of 300,000 rubles.

in the leningrad region, a large-scale gasification program is being implemented even before gasification, the region has rapidly become the leader among the subjects of russia in providing subsidies for the supply of natural fuel to private homes, how and who can become a participant in the program, report by svetlana timerbulatova, this is how we put firewood on fire in the house of galina shipina always was heated by a stove, therefore, in the family budget , such an expense item as the purchase of firewood, one car, 12,000 rubles, was taken into account. we cooked here on an electric stove, as a result of large payments for electricity at the beginning of the year , gas was brought into the house. we used to have stove heating all our lives. we heated firewood with firewood , we bought firewood, every year we harvested a stove, because this is here, of course, for the first time like this. yes, of course, the house of galina shipina is being conveniently prepared, as well as more than 1,300 apartment households in the leningrad region. this year, we connected it to the gas supply networks under the long-term investment program. this large social program makes it possible for 200 gas free of charge to the borders of the land plot, work on the site is already carried out at the expense of the owner. however

, a subsidy is provided to compensate for part of the costs; in order to become a participant in the program, you must submit an application. uh, the center where these applications are accepted is passed on. uh, all the papers are consulting them. how to do it? that's right, people were heated, uh earlier firewood, stoves electricity. it is many times more expensive. than now natural gases. this is four to five times reduced the cost of heating. natural fuel is being phased out in the leningrad region and boiler houses in the boksitogorsk vyborgsky and priozersky districts have built gas pipelines and installed equipment to gasify heat supply facilities. this is the village of zaporozhye, 90 km from st. petersburg. population nearly 3,000 people previously, the heating of houses and other facilities came from the old coal boiler boiler house coal e, per day during the heating season.

e, in manual mode in the operator processed up to 15 tons manually there were constant accidents, since the equipment has high wear and low efficiency now, the village is heated by a new boiler house three boilers operate in automatic mode with signal transmission to the dispatcher path such an intelligent system does not require the constant presence of specialists at the facility, therefore, natural gas enters the gas pipeline first into the burner here with air. then he dies in this big cutlet, thus. give water in the pipes, and after that the heat is already supplied to the houses and social facilities of the village, so it was so, the advantages of switching from coal to gas became obvious, in addition to the fact that it is economical and energy efficient, it is also environmentally friendly, no soot and dirt. only white snow and clean air when burning gas. this produces water vapor and carbon dioxide. when burning coal. this is soot carbon dioxide

and so on. that is, some harmful impurities in the form of some heavy residues, which we constantly see in the snow. they do not have a new gas boiler in this gas boiler instead of the old coal one and heats the kindergarten. previously, they were saved here by a heater. now the guys have changed their wool sweaters to a short-sleeved t-shirt. the children were out of cold hands. well, socks, so that they could sleep warmly in pajamas. now there are already children who are already sleeping and pajamas have good circulation. residential buildings, social facilities and enterprises, in accordance with the program, from the beginning , a gas pipeline must be brought to the settlement. it is called the inter-settlement pipeline, just now such a gas pipeline is being built under the program for the development of gas supply to the gasification of the leningrad region for 2025. in this heated tent, polyethylene

pipes are welded, which allows them to be quickly and efficiently laid in a trench in the field . residential buildings 29 apartment buildings are already building a gas boiler house, as well as about one and a half thousand, and the owners of horticultural farms can connect to blue fuel workers laid 15 km. the new gas pipeline and the planned thirty pipes are used by domestic production, the work is going according to plan, even ahead of schedule, both in this section and in the whole area of ​​​​nissanction, political and economic circumstances do not affect the implementation of large-scale gasification programs. we currently only use domestic equipment materials for the construction of gas networks and connecting households everything that is needed for e -gasification is currently produced in russia and import substitution, which was already

started about 10 years ago. yes, at the moment, it has yielded results this year , the construction of 23 inter-village facilities, as well as eighty gas distribution pipelines, is scheduled for construction. the pace will be even higher than last year svetlanatova viktor fedotov and nikita vasilievna 17 from the leningrad region. senators will vote next week participation in the meeting of the expert council on tax policy under the committee on budget and financial markets will touch upon the issues of taxation of independent oil companies. we discussed the prospects for developing the innovative potential of the regions in the social sphere, we continue to follow the most important events in the federation council. see you soon. see you in the senate program.

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