uh, the locomotive of the european economy of germany there is a recession for the current year of gdp -0.7%. by the way, we have plus at least one and a half, or even give it away, while lokomotiv’s european economy is minus 0.7, inflation is growing here, it ’s 2.3%, but i think the weather will go to five. as the central bank predicts, probably, well, it's good for us. too low inflation is not a very big gift. but this will be yes, it’s normal, but they have more than a half of everything there. no, i do not remember. in general, somewhere around five, i don’t remember now, well, the republic is growing. and

even more so to expand production and build new enterprises. what for i this czech republic there is some kind of strategic reserve, what will they do with it. in what places will they be them? postponing, you know, it's not like that. just. well, they want, please, but then the americans behave very pragmatically and everything is only in their own interests to spit. they wanted the interests of their allies. they have no allies, they only have a vassal, and the vassal began to understand what role they were destined for, and i'm actually at the level public consciousness. we don't like it very much. here are some of my friends there,

uh, they say the situation is like in the soviet union at home it is for an enterprise, when everyone is sitting in the office and discussing russia, he comes home to the kitchen. perhaps these are people who sympathize with us. probably they also exaggerate something, well, that's why these tendencies. no. just what they say about what we are going to produce now, then we will produce it, well, let's produce in conditions. er recessions, it's not that simple. and then there is another opposition the party is something that takes advantage of the situation. they burn there. only this really analyzes the whole

situation in the economy, the margin of safety of the european american economy is very large. this is obvious. it's clear. they are high-tech structures of the economy with a very developed power. well, there are many problems. that's why i think that it is precisely this that dictates the desire to supply e-shells with combined damage. this is the cheapest way. i need to do it in warehouses, they dumped it there and that’s it, and so that it will happen here and don’t care about they wanted it, they always lead everywhere. and what did they do in yugoslavia and what did they do in the same force or in iraq is it the same, everything does not care, they wanted to do everything, they have nothing, except for their own interests, they are not at all interested, and in the field of economics, she made a decision to lure enterprises on the territory

of the united states and the pipe is lower and the smoke is thinner than in russia there is no passionarity, these are fading nations. that's where the problem lies. and we have we will fight for our interests and we will achieve your goals. steshen komsomolskaya

pravda, and vladimir vladimirovich, here is a journalist on the front line, he does not always ask questions. that's something they ask him questions, because he, as it were, comes from the big world, and since october , they began to ask me about the fighters about the so -called grain deal. i could explain a little. i just understood that this was some kind of big irritant and white spot for them. so i explained to him that, at the heart of this deal, our interests are the export of products to the west, the interests of poor countries, who should receive grain, but how would i understand that interesting relations of interest in this deal are not respected, plus there are fears that weapons will be imported through security corridors and used for attacks on the black sea fleet and so on. well, i'm essentially forwarding the question from the front line to you, but do we need this deal. and if our interesting opinions are not taken into account, it may be worth it. frankly, for me

an unexpected question. i did not expect him to hear such a question, probably for the guys who are fighting incomprehensibly. why are we releasing this? grain, right? i understand, i agree. you see, we are not doing this for ukraine, we are doing this for our friendly countries in africa and latin america, because the grain must go. first of all, the poorest countries of the world true, yes, and at the same time, uh, we were promised that our grain would not be subjected to such, uh repressions. if it is possible, so to speak, e will not be created e repaired e, obstacles to its export. uh, but uh, k. unfortunately, we have once again

been deceived; nothing has been done in terms of liberalizing the supply of our grain to external market. i mean freight i mean, uh, insurance i mean, uh , payments hmm i mean the connection of our russian agricultural bank as a swift system uh, there were a lot of all kinds of conditions that westerners had to fulfill uh under uh, the leadership of the united nations days done nothing. ah, but nonetheless. we have extended these agreements several times , i want to say again in the interests of friendly countries. ah, well, everyone understands that uh. it is also in our interests to maintain good good trust stable relationship. uh, with that part of the world that does not support the aggressive

actions of the west and their, uh, satellites in ukraine against russia, uh, in this interesting thing , to maintain good relations with us, by the way, i don’t know if it was announced or not. there now in the near future, and this is expected to come to russia, uh, leaders, of several, yes, african states. we agreed to discuss current issues. surely we will also talk about a grain deal at the hotel, but this is primarily based on these considerations, but well, it turns out that i have already spoken about this many times, out of the total volume of delivered ukrainian grain, only three with a small percentage went to the poorer side of the world. there , it fluctuates a little, three and four tenths, three and two tenths, because depending on where the next one is. uh, the freighter is leaving there, this ship with the grain, it changes a little, well, in

general, it will be three and a half. uh, that means more than 40 percent goes to quite prosperous countries of the european union, they are, uh, the main recipients of ukrainian grain. well, cheaper, they receive. uh, they feel good and ukraine has money in ukraine. they pay for it today. i may be wrong, but it seems to me that this is the main source of e-currency earnings. e. for ukraine, everything else has practically collapsed there industry. i'm not saying industry, well, everything stops. there, i don't know what else they produce there. that was agricultural products and the metallurgical industry. well, the pipe section is metallurgical, since there is no electricity there. she actually stops engineering stops shipbuilding collapsed a long time ago. yes, a hundred e, which means that the aircraft industry has collapsed to the very e of

engine production , the main sources of income have collapsed. it was the metallurgical industry, which all cease to exist and agricultural products, which they have sports. we understand this in particular grain, but we deliberately went for this second time in order to support the developing countries of our friends and in order to achieve. uh, so the lifting of sanctions on our agricultural sector has deceived us once again, as i already said, this is the first. secondly, with regard to the countries of africa, almost nothing comes to them either, so, uh, now we are thinking about how we can exit this so -called grain deal. moreover, these corridors along which the ships go, they are constantly used, uh, used by the enemy for launching. uh, marine drones. i don’t know, i don’t know

if the defense gave it to me or not, literally yesterday or the day before yesterday our ship, which, uh, guarded the turkish turkish stream there, and the pipe uh, gas, which i am in turkey, uh, it had four no-logs on it, well, semi-immersed. destroyed the fourth move lost him, then finished off immediately. after that , four more drones at the same time. uh, we saw no man's land hung, and unmanned uh, strategic vehicles. uh, us strategic intelligence apparently corrected corrected. uh, the actions of these drones. here the united states is sinking more and more almost directly this year. and provoke a serious international crisis in the field of

security, because the adjustment of the actions of the drones that attack our warship. still, this is a serious thing. and they should know that we know about it, we'll think about what to do with it for the future, but in general , such a contraption, so, with regard to this grain deal, uh , we think that you will stop our participation there first, and the second. hey, that's the volume. the amount of grain that the poorest countries received, and this is repeated by three, that is, with a small percentage. we are ready to supply the poorest countries for them free of charge. well, we need to discuss everything, including when our friends arrive from african states. right now , very soon. well, i will also consult with them. how to proceed. thanks a lot.

first of all, our editor-in-chief asked you to hand over a letter to margarita and simonyan, she did a lot so that we could meet with you both officially and unofficially vladimir vladimirovich, i have a few questions, taking into account what you said , you are not going to reveal all your plans to us, but no less on a peaceful settlement, everyone, except russia and ukraine, has their own vision of how to resolve this conflict. what are you wrong? why e in addition to russia , ukraine we also have and more than that, we agreed in istanbul and i don’t remember what surname i can be wrong, therefore, i apologize for my lord led the negotiations on the group from ukraine, he even e paraffin, this is what i say, except russia and ukraine and other countries. sorry for your vision. how

to resolve this conflict? yes, we are in the usa europeans. well, it’s like the united states has saudi arabia, even strange africa, now came out and said that we are ready to become a mediator. and in order to help resolve this conflict, it is clear that all of them, in addition to peace, are pursuing some of their own, as well as interests, the question is this vladimir vladimirovich, which of these options do you prefer? you are inclined, and you are generally to some, and if she needs to negotiate with anyone, well, firstly, we never refused. i have already said this a thousand times, they did not refuse to initiate some kind of negotiations that could lead to towards a peaceful settlement. we always talk about it and moreover, during the negotiations in istanbul, uh paraffin waxed. this document was long and long argued gave, there and so on. well document. here is such a thick pair of him.

medical treatment on our part, all of their parts, here are their leaders of the negotiation group, in my opinion, this is mister arahania , i don’t remember exactly, if they are mistaken for the name, that’s how they would have done it, they just threw it away, that’s all. and this is the first, second. you said the europeans have their own patrol, the americans are there your approach. there they know how everything is in a joke. between europeans and americans, point one, americans are always right. point two, if the americans are wrong, see point one, so there is no one to talk to especially, but, but in general, the western approach is such that we need to adhere to the interests of ukraine , we know, but the interests of ukraine are there point three, if you are interested, ukraine diverges from point the second and therefore the first, because in the

end. it's interesting to the us the key to solving the problem is on their side if they really want. to end today's conflict. ukraine itself does not produce anything for tomorrow. they will want to conduct negotiations no longer formally in essence and not issue us ultimatums to return to what we agreed on, say, in istanbul , by the way, uh, the security issues of ukraine are spelled out in great detail. and in fact, there, uh, they are many such things, we still had to think, we still had to agree with something to disagree, but in general, we repeat

, they were paraphrased from both sides, so uh, if they want it right, please, but for now they want to achieve hmm russia's defeat and success in the course of the counter-attack operation, as it goes through this counter-entry operation. i offered you. so you say that they just need to stop this flow of weapons that goes to ukraine, but they do not. they do the opposite. first there were tanks, then united uranium, now we see damage. not yet. well, from the uk there is nonetheless. we already see articles in her conservative and various organizations such a transfer of ukraine to the sensational tactical nuclear weapons now, that is , they are not afraid of such a question, and the united states, with this

constant escalation and increase, has begun to pretend that they are not afraid. in fact, there are a lot of uh people with healthy heads and uh, they obviously don't want to. to lead the matter to the third world war, in which there will be no winners , including no winners in the form of the united states, i have one more question about space. or rather, about space exploration. okay, but to finish the enemy, according to open data, there are up to 100 military satellites it is the satellites that see our troops moving. well, our grouping space is inferior. here is what to do with it and how to deal with it, because it is systemically correct , it takes years. of course, it's well, here it's no secrets. well, in previous years, we would have to build our space activities differently, of course. well

, you know, we didn't plan, well, i think it will be clear. we didn't plan the crimean events, we didn't plan the events that are taking place now. i have said a lot once and during our meeting today, we are trying to end this armed conflict. unfortunately, we were forced to do this by force of arms, but we didn't start it, so we're all long-term projects. they are planned for years to come, and then they are implemented and implemented in the same way as we planned there five to seven years ago. here, uh, but now we're making adjustments quite recently. you know that the spacecraft has already been launched, we will build up our grouping, by the way, according to the space grouping. e, russia ranks fifth in the world. the fact that in general we have a good group. yes, she should be in her first. yes, of course, of course, you need to adjust this work accordingly. here, of course, we will do this, but

for now we need something to replace it, than this is different. e destination unmanned aerial vehicles. we need to build up asexually both shock and reconnaissance. well, it takes time. well , well, sort of, i agree, that's right. thanks for the chance. and what do you hear, because here is the problem, well, which sounds in the trenches, is including from their wives from the fighters, uh, important, i read, because here is the absence of the status of a combatant. yes, and three examples literally, which means belgorod region, border guards, the department of mobile operations, which let this onslaught be distracting, but they meet the enemy, of course, and with conscripts even before the arrival of the ministry of defense, but they don’t know how they don’t have it. and the lugansk policeman who fought in

the kharkiv region that year or now without the experience of a football club from the dpr is the same, but today a field doctor called me. here he is 4 months old already there behind the ribbon and uh behind the ribbon. yes, that is, what is fighting there, well, pull out 70 people. he has already pulled four shell shocks from the battlefield. here after the fourth already stutters i hear. here. he is assigned, there to the military unit there 31 135, and no matter how he seems, how he doesn’t fight, and he can’t even get an ordinate. well , that's also why that's why well, he says, as if we are not warriors, i don't know what the problem is. it is perfectly. yes, they are not involved. he does not mean that he is in his zone. he means, as if here he is a paragraph of permanent deployment. here, well it's like nuances, to clarify everything, you can, and here, well , i think unfairly, no matter how it is, it’s not about the allowances, they are small, but in another

well, dmitry sergeevich i have already heard. here were just about the same kind. uh, i made a note for myself, and uh. i know that bortnikov asks me and me these questions. eh, kolokoltsev asks these questions. uh, something similar happens with military doctors. this is the first time i 've heard of it, but i'll be sure to check it out. well, it's just, it's just a technical problem. started on the spot, if a military medic, he actually fights with duct tape. i don't really understand what's going on there. and in short, he fought under the grasp. lie to me and write to give a specific example. yes, but all the other categories of military personnel, especially the border guards, are also there. uh, of course, this needs to be considered, i understand that you are right and the heads of these departments have raised questions. i taught uh, safety tips. they are now preparing an offer. these were

footage of vladimir putin meeting with war correspondents the meeting continues to this we will return to the topic. and now the cadres of the press service of the government. greetings, dear mr. prime minister welcome to the house of the government of the russian federation, we recently spoke with you in sochi and i want to say that your first visit to russia is going well during the eurasian council. we have discussed in detail with you, including the bilateral agenda. ah. here, through

the intercession of russia and the eurasian, the intergovernmental council was held on june 7-9, and you took part as an observer country. i also want to thank you for taking part in the plenary session of the third eurasian congress. today we will continue discussing topical issues of our bilateral relations and russian-cuban trade and economic cooperation. i would like to reiterate what we are considering. as an unconditional priority, the further strengthening of friendship and partnership with cuba, our cooperation has been tested by time and has repeatedly proved its sustainability. external challenge together with cuban partners. we are taking effective measures to protection of bilateral interaction from the influence of illegitimate economic sanctions is not friendly to the state. we are creating a financial

settlement system and converting mutual trade into national currencies, respectively, russian rubles and cuban pesos. and also discussed with you the readiness of the government that you head to provide favorable conditions for the operation of russian business in cuba, i am sure that this will help attract new investments and , most importantly, launch mutually beneficial projects and increase bilateral trade in practice the implementation of all these areas is carried out in the intergovernmental committee of the commission, which, on our part , is headed by deputy prime minister dmitry nikolayevich chernyshanka. there are many prospects in particular for the organization of joint research in the field of biomedicine and biopharmaceutics. you got acquainted in sochi with russian scientists. uh, developments at the site of the biomedical laboratories

of the university. sirius also has a number of areas in agriculture. we pay special attention to cultural and humanitarian interaction, a very important joint project this is the opening of a virtual branch of the russian museum in the harbor, we plan to transfer to cuban friends, modern equipment and several dozen printed publications released by the museum in december , a festival of russian cinema will be held in cuba as part of the international festival of new latin american cinema, i am sure that russian films will become popular among cuban spectators. dear sir, for example, minister we have a large agenda, we pass the floor it is a pleasure to be here with both working teams

in such an important serious place from his speech. no, thank you for your hospitality, but as an example. sochi, but you led this meeting on a mainstream basis.

and you managed to make a mini-premier, that is, create a team from all the examples of ministers from different countries who were present there and everything was very beautiful, so i really liked the atmosphere that formed there, there was such a case when i consider myself the most came to the group. because i was in the circle of this european economic union. and i think, that the very participation of personal participation in this

event. i give more benefits. and i'm very happy. if we ever manage to hold or create such an industrial park, uh, all these countries will be present on the reboot cube. i said in my report, but it was not given to me that we were going, that we hoped someday to carry out such a soviet economic country. so there will be an opportunity. i think that since, in view of the trade and economic relations with russia between cuba and russia, this can serve a model for the further development of trade

and economic relations with other countries. union, we had an entrepreneurial forum in cuba. and i saw how e. after this forum, everything began very actively in order to