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we must already admit that this is not just a special military operation - this is really a war. this is a war, and a war in which if we lose it, then we will leave together for the cheenes with dotted teams and others. as they say with beautiful tribes that just disappeared into non-existence there will be no mercy. this is visible. look at their rhetoric. of course, the poles come first, well, the poles say that, as they say, it's them. indeed, you understand this like jackals here, but, in principle, it is in everyone’s heads that we

underestimate the determination and have underestimated until now, we will decide to unite the west as well. this lady, who said, she said everything correctly, only she said from the other side that how come they claim to change the world. yes, they apply for our role. they understand it for them. this is also a war of the fate of the nose, and they came to this, and they will fight to the last, they can bring it to a nuclear war. god forbid, god forbid, but we must understand that, as they say, we are fighting a merciless enemy. and for him a chance that well, for them it is, apparently. so to say, i think they are among themselves. there they are probably, they say, among themselves somewhere. there they hang out and somewhere here they don’t hear the press. i think that we were listening to conversations there, guys, this is

the last time. if we don't finish them now, we will never finish them. i think exactly in such words they say to each other and this and that, therefore, it seems to me, in this sense, after all. well, we need to somehow understand this, and i think that in the russian government i need to understand this noble desire to create conditions under which the bulk of our people going on going there all this all this. well, i'm not saying that it should be there tomorrow, i don't know, everyone will be sent by a mobilizer. well, i think it should come, this understanding. this understanding should come, it must come to our bureaucracy, which is used to. uh, so to speak, in general, to another completely peaceful, calm, measured life with trips to paris back and forth, so

to speak, as if everything is fine. this is a completely different situation. i still think, returning to my old idea without soviet experience. we won't be able to win. we need to draw on the soviet experience. because not because the soviet ownership of the system in my understanding. it was a modernization system ; therefore, it was not needed for 300 years, because it is needed and it works in short intervals, where the nation is facing, so to speak, an existential threat , so it has always worked, by the way, in all countries, in our country, in china , everywhere it was when this question was raised, so to speak, life or death must be accepted, this does not mean that everything must be taken from there. well , this means that many things that the soviets did, including during the war. apparently, we must attract, therefore it is inevitable

that we cannot lose. this is if we if we lose, we will repeat the fate of the indians and then they will write books about how russia lost itself to eurasia your country, you understand that if it is lost, then we will take the whole world with you, i want to remind the phrase of the supreme commander-in -chief. why is there such a world in which there is no russia? i doubt it. it seems to me that they doubt it for some reason, you understand. no need to be stupid, they calculate this option, but so far as practice shows, not all of their miscalculations work absolutely. but in this sense, we better exaggerate 100% understand it is better to drink wine, so to speak seasoned than diluted, you know diluted, well, ancient greece

seasoned slaves, so they lost the ancient, so they lost, i'll put it simply simply without sin. it is necessary to demonstrate nuclear weapons, it is necessary to withdraw from the treaty on maintenance , to remove oneself from the network of restrictions on tests , to demonstrate that there is to demonstrate how convincing the laser is, 8 zhirinovsky, the deceased, suggested using one of the island states for this , not necessarily uninhabited. and if not necessarily then in our country, it's a pity, well, offered me scotland but not far seven, of course, does not like talking about this topic. he is not a podzifist in any way, but he treats nuclear weapons with anxiety, somehow, like an old man, i’m not afraid of expensive radiation.

by the way, there will be a lot. it is clear what america's plans and efforts are, because the elections in turkey will end, because here we see that turkey is fundamentally important for us. well, that is, to deceive what will happen in turkey can greatly change the situation, in general, in the black sea. that is, turkey the most important geopolitical player is the army number two in nato and the number one arminate in europe turkey is a giant military-industrial complex of turkey - these are the keys to the black sea of ​​turkey - these are logistical transport opportunities for us and we

have heavily invested in turkey this factor. in our caucasus and in the same strength, that is, turkey is too important to be inattentive about the games. today we have specialists in turkey, outstanding people, what do you think? well, first of all, what is happening in turkey , of course, the elections for the first time in last 20 years. they are such a direct interesting factor, because when they were elected extremely once, including the president of turkey, there was no particular competition for the people of the spanish party, as the main opposition party put up some kind of candidate of their own and here it was clearly doomed to defeat. and now, how would this position feel this time that , in principle, it can seriously affect the elections to win, and this is also facilitated by the fact that in

2019 there were elections in istanbul in the world, an earthquake, hyper inflation, and many other things. yes and now, uh, unexpectedly, of course, for many there was an exposure, kem on the steering wheel of the leader of the folk fairy tale party, according to the rating, he stepped on and you can istanbul and the mayor of ankara, yes, well, the person decided to go himself. although, she has vulnerable moments. including his religious affiliation. yes, there and so on, i will not say who what and why. why say so, no matter how you are and when you look at a map where a unique thing was voted for, for example, in an earthquake zone, where a lot of people died and people were outraged, what is there, then everything is bad help with everything , like a tagan, if, like roman morash, 70% of the city was severely hit by an earthquake, people are outraged there, well, they voted, then, hottai. and that ufa is from where it comes from, you know, the division is between people who would like turkey to be a secular state and people who, well, in general, like the process of islamization

that was carried out, by the way, i think that it’s not just insisted when he went for a year it would not be possible to endure the choice that may 14 why? here is the ramada holiday, i apologize for the post of ramadan, then he went from the delphitre. gathered people and explained, because, well, the founder of the people's fine party, kemal. pasha tatyur at one time, through e, knee, broke, yes, osman islamized the remnants of the ottoman empire. yes, and in general, it played an important role on the other hand, people where they live in cities, where there is a strong secular understanding of the state, there are many religious minorities of the oleds. well, the same from the world 61% way, 31% and so on. yes, diarbakari kursk there is a mountain of 72%, that is society split. there were won by a slight advantage to the bark, although there the mayor of the homogeneous soviet won to start, uh, tagaz with a slight advantage. in general, it was dangerous to talk, so when they said at night that the glass would run 50 8 54%, well, i immediately possessed you that if i

announced in the first round that it was 50 and two -tenths of a percent, that something would be scary, especially at night, it means the mayor with er, istanbulai, so i can say that 7.5 million ballots have to be done somewhere. and they decided. i think it's a very smart decision to go for the second round of ertogan can't afford to lose. i say things in their proper names, because again the future depends not only on cleaning it. yes but it is the safety of him his loved ones his inner circle that will be the second round. it is very interesting. yes? well, we'll kind of wait for us, really turkey is important. in what way? you really are in the south caucasus well, just uh, the most serious, so to speak, the influence of turkey over the past year has especially increased , let me remind you that the president has signed the turkmenchay peace treaty since 1828, when russia finally strengthened its position in the southern caucasus for the caucasus yes, this region was fought for by two sides by the ottoman empire iran then in russia a number of warriors with turkey and iran and took control, after uh, after the russian empire was gone - this passed with

modern turkey, we will say so, and the soviet union yes, we had simple relations. the ussr was now talking about the fact that if you get the soviet union, there was also something to get. that's it, we built the largest metallurgical enterprise in the country and the historical scanduron plant. he was a nato man yes, there are many contradictions, but we promise a huge plant, while we always understood that we need to have very, uh, serious military forces in this direction. yes, somehow i was here. i told two armies in the transcaucasian military district, the north caucasus corps. yes, it means that the odessa military district, the defensive unit was also aimed at e, perhaps we did not study the confrontation with turkey not because of the caucasus nor in the odessa district. er capabilities, corresponding to the armed forces of great britain or the united states studied, we had a huge means, er, so called the insertion of the southern command, if something else of the turkestan district was in baku , headed by such an army general, petrov, in which, uh, in his youth, he did not have to

communicate. there to explain some situations when there were known events. yes, that's it, that is , both economic and at the same time power was supported. we now have such opportunities. of course not, well, for all that, well, the soviet union was a huge state of an empire and all that, yes, that's why we need to, of course, now develop a very, uh, serious policy in this in practice. who would not win. yes, a friend later a miracle will win. says it's good. believe me. in fact, nothing serious will change, turkey was and will be an outpost of the west, an outpost of nato in the same south caucasus, no one will change anything. what do you think, who was not president? someone will give up ambition, or what? in the south caucasus, no, of course, but the situation there will be a warehouse, as i said, very difficult. now it's coming. a return to the method that was before the final arrival of russia needed the caucasus with on the one hand, the turks are getting stronger, but different, damn it, speaks for their ambitions, and we don’t need to be here. here there is also a problem. the so-called nato corridor and the difference is called the zamkin corridor. damn, i must say, if there is such a corridor, which is sharply strengthened even

more. uh, turkey in the south caucasus to connect something of communication. we mean, we will take measures to water the troops. in armenia, they do not hide now. wartime ago, it was secret to the national security defense of iran, but only shamkhans met, as for this colleague. well, how to say diplomacy, allegedly , along with the fact that he was officially beaten, he raised the question of the possibility of signing a military-political treaty between iran and armenia, which would give an opportunity to wound. e. we have laws of our own power, supposedly. i'm all very carefully diplomatic, so that to no one it will be a tripartite or two-party. teacher. the population assumes that it could be a tripartite iran, russia and armenia. well, there is such a serious game going on right now. and this caviar will sooner or later become and nowhere we won't get away with it. yes, and we will have to think about how we proceed from this situation. after all, our military presence in armenia is, to put it mildly, very modest now she will read. here somehow told, in detail, in general, the third field army. historically

opposing the russian empires and the soviet union with turkey's huge resources , therefore, this issue is very important for us, so now we are yes to someone. they supply our hydrocarbon gas juice, we depend on them to burn it. this is so turkish hub and there is not only our gas, turks work out alternative supplies from azerbaijan to turkmenistan and much more. yes, that is the attitude is very difficult syria take the syrian issue. yes, uh, the opposition said that we will leave syria, but when they tell me that the turks are going to syria, what are they going to do? well, will they withdraw their units from sofrino or from or something? some separate or from somewhere else from alba, but turkey will not leave from there, how can, well, remove the syrian freedom of the army through 40-50.000 people prepared about under the control of turkey and the united states and so on. yes, they won't stay there. they want to return refugees. well, you can imagine something will happen, therefore, how events will take place there is very important, but at any moment. we must always seek out of principle. we have national interests. and whoever is the head of state there, it means, uh, it means

to lead in accordance with the policy. how will the second level end? i say again, i can’t go to play, so it will be later. well, let's wait and see dmitry i would return to the most important topic that karen georgievich touched upon. she is truly the most important. well, i’ll probably quickly go through some theses that i consider fundamental and i have already voiced some of them. we are generally in the period of a long and hundred years world war and, in this sense, the beginning of the 20th century. er, well, it was also the beginning. uh, a big centenary, as it turns out, and an even longer war. this is the first thing to understand. that's how they say in russian even some postists by that time by the beginning of the 20th century, the number of contradictions in the development of the world system. e became such that

it had to be decided by a world war. by the way, as it turns out, not the first nor the second, nor cold. not starting now, it is not known what part of one war i claim. i'm the only one who didn't resolve these conflicts. uh, and this is the most important characteristic of the historical process over the past 100+ years. if you count there from the beginning of the nine hundredth years, you can consider the parties to have been the final year since 1905. that's how i would count it all, that is, it's almost , uh, 100. uh, almost 20 years. this is all continues. and this is the most important characteristic of the historical process now in the soviet project and the soviet union, so i argue that the soviet project the soviet union was a forum for russia's survival in conditions of a total

world war. e, which continues the soviet project was russia's response in many respects , not in everything, but in many respects to the first world war and the course and its results. this is the second thing to understand is precisely this form of organization. russia of the russian people and the russian state allowed us to win great patriotic war, and this was done consciously about well, there the workers of the proletariat communism and so on. this is a bow add-on. these are bows , i’ll say it harder, yes, because the building still implies. well, if you deal with this, it turns out that these are bows, they are important for beauty, but bows. and it was all a form of survival. here in this total global world war, further about the indians , something like this happened to us and only water did one

nuance. very important and fundamental for understanding not 30 years, but at least 60 there in a society that emerged from the war and began to consistently change its form of organization of existence, at least 60. from the moment when two main values ​​\u200b\u200bwere proclaimed. for peace and do russians want wars? well, that is, some very strange form of pacifism needs to be dealt with, and on the other hand, consumer society, as the highest meaning of the existence of the state and society, and this happened 60 years ago, when you say that we have an elite for 30 years. no karen in short, not for 30 years. sorry everyone is 50, who yes, now from fifty to seventy, who occupy well

, the leading layer of this very elite, i hate this word. these are all pupils of the soviet union. they all became in the sixties , seventies, and eighties, as a person. 30 years of post-soviet russia is the result of that process, you know, there, in fact , the root is there and you don’t understand it and ignore it and say that, by the way, i said there is a lot. i also went to the under the throat, it is very tense in the direction of the mouth, which, in fact, that there will be a sarah from orenburg well, i said, there were about 100 of them with me to meet. here we were sitting in such a courtyard, the grapes had not yet blossomed, and it was very close there. so these are young people. there was one, maybe two over 40, and the rest

from 25 to 40, but also more in the middle of 30-35 years. basically, young guys. well, we talked with them for an hour and a half. well, i say that well done, no no. i just said these were added. and i still found muscovites and petersburgers in any payback. of course have that's all, of course, volodya. i just mean that you understand, we really are facing a serious problem and before the vital one can speak exams, i learned to pronounce. see how easy it is to make that life's choice. you are absolutely right here. well, i'm talking about the fact that if you move, along the path of simplifying the situation, not only, uh, as it were, in life yes, well, and in reflection they, of course, we will generate quite a lot. eh, quite a lot of mistakes. on the one hand, everything is much more serious, and on the other hand. in general, as if much

easier, as the marxist gels say. damn , i can say a little note two more factors that need to be taken into account. the first is that young people are physically few. what, if you look at the demographic pits, well, yes, it’s really not enough of this layer of young people in russia, the second very important factor. these are the physical conditions of people of my age. that's for sure. that is , now a 60-year-old, well, approximately corresponds to the conditions that during, probably, the great patriotic war, forty-year-olds, if not thirty-five, had, that is, now guys at the front. there, my peers are a little younger, a little older, they perform tasks, they are in amazing physical shape , that is, they know and can do it, and therefore , the assessment of combat readiness has also shifted according to the age of the day

; yes, especially since it is not clear that the generation of 30-year-olds and a little less is also the generation of these same nineties, in which we, of course, had a particularly difficult democratic situation. especially in the nineties here, so we have to look and will have to search. a new form of organization specifically, which will allow us to return to us such composure and organization in which the country can survive and win. eh, in such global processes of total war, i'm not afraid of this word, so to speak, you understand? i don’t mean hitler’s meaning, but i mean its global global character, because here’s what happened in connection with zelensky, who was really taken there, like a dog on a leash, you can’t let go alone, but he performed a very important function, the dual first function directly

directly related to the advertised contrast, because this whole story here, all of europe is with us, and they are not praying for it, they make adoring speeches. they all promise to deliver something. it has a direct goal directly in the near future to create psychological pressure on us before this very contrast. we should be afraid with you that the whole of europe well, in general, they go to war, they said, in order to scare us, but they said, this is twice. they actually go to war not only to scare us, because what happened during these days and all the speeches are the speeches of the so-called european leaders. uh, for me it shows a deep self-determination in which greed conquers fear. that's because, but there is fear in nuclear weapons. well, he's so

atrophied. and by the way, not in our last years. understand, after all, you in the eighties, that's when we did all this with ourselves, they then were sure that russia would never collapse, or maybe wipe them off the face of the earth, and then gorbachev appeared and said, we'll bury all nuclear weapons and will never be used under any circumstances. and we'll leave everywhere, and that's it. this is what happened. they freaked out, freaked out, they completely couldn’t come to their senses from this, by the way, for a long time, but the precedent was formed precisely by this not recent years. by the way, recent years have been a refutation of this precedent, which caused their belligerent reaction, because both crimea and syria well, starting from putin's speech in 2007, not putin but

gorbachev is needed yes, of course. the thresholds do not get out of the cunning slums to get on their nerves. and now keep your pockets micro-cleaned, and they can still fuck you with a knife. eh give me your hand maybe you can't hold on, but the film is a square on shakhnazarov. are you that you don't shoot? look into the cauldron, don't fall. you will explode a warehouse with dynamite into it. so we won’t collect bones

better than shooters and the police. the sign of the four without water is ready to order with new mounts for this game and a bottle of lats and a bottle of railing. and i, perhaps, sour cabbage soup. hmm

. they really want to be formed there from 85 to 90 . then they are oriented on and on this precedent, and they consider it the key important point.

they realized that gorbachev is not a systemic failure, because yeltsin appeared who turned out to be de facto , despite personal hatred , the successor in matters of foreign policy, the gorbachev movement . but how can you compare. here but i believe that i still fulfilled some part of the duty to the country, unlike gorbachev. but these are nuances, these are nuances. volodya i don't want to drink nato's expansion to poland right now, well, at night physically drunk. yes, he took cancer during the war and surrendered yugoslavia. yes, well, he took crimea when we didn’t take it, of course, that is. well, just listen, we can judge, but i, frankly speaking, i, frankly speaking, am not a court assessor. here yes, i let's appoint you a comrade of the hearing, when i was appointed then, so to speak, and i will, but i 'm not talking about this now, the precedent that they are guided by was formed then, and not

now. and by the way, since 2007 putin has become the destroyer of this precedent. uh, against what and we were put under unreasonable pressure. now their greed conquers fear. they saw. this is now the opportunity to solve the almost 800-year-old problem there. the development of russian territory without russians because europe without russian natural resources of water and everything else is doomed to clothe a miserable existence. they know it and this is their last chance. and so they believe that this chance is there, it can be realized, and they are ready to do almost everything again, because of this we will have to proceed in relation. ah, fellow europeans. here and uh understand that e you way out of this situation

is e.