we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective.

this nazi regime is completely controlled by the west. and they are still trying to figure out sectorally, where is anyone? what a zone, but you know what i'll tell you, dear friends. in general, it’s always very hard for me every year on june 22 , it’s very hard on me for two such difficult days, the day the blockade of leningrad was lifted, and now on june 22, probably from the family, and we meet for the second time on june 22, the period of a special military operation. i want to say mine we meet with a completely new understanding a year ago. we are in in general, they were not aware of the big score. what

darkness did you encounter? well, yes, we understood that this enemy is much more dangerous than we thought, we already knew about the dungeon. you saw someone from there you take out periodically, but we did not understand the scale of this darkness, and we did not understand how fascist, nazi darkness is, similar to the skinny diet of our great-grandfathers of ukraine georgievich. the father faced it. how similar is it? and i'll tell you, so we didn't think of something, so we didn't count somewhere. so we relaxing somewhere. we have given the opportunity to this darkness to be reborn in almost the same guise, but there may be a reason for the existence of our

generation. we are our generation. he remembers the living front-line soldiers very well. they came to our school. these were very different people. sometimes with very bitter fates, but we saw them alive and maybe the whole point of why our generation was given a relatively long political and social such. you know longevity is to tell, to those guys who are now in the trenches to those guys who are now in to the rear for those guys who think, how to make their own housing in opposition to this darkness, what kind of darkness it is, we can tell them more about this topic than they will tell in the film and we

can tell them more about those people who then stopped this darkness sometimes at the cost of your life the health of the future. i think this is very important and at the very last i want to say that the whole problem. i’ll repeat this already, this is the problem of modern europe, it ’s not modern ukraine, it’s not that someone is driving them somewhere, so they are being driven there. they themselves want it, especially in europe, so i look at this europe, but they want it themselves, no one is driving them. would like to jump out of this situation with the situation in the funnel of darkness, they would have jumped out long ago. there are a sufficient number of populist bawler politicians who do not want them to like that they are now being sucked into europe , a well-fed, clean europe once upon a time . here in this whirlpool

of permissiveness. this is a thing that, to be honest, is very scary, because we didn’t think of something in europe either. i think that i listened to you yesterday, carefully speaking, the meaning of which is that it is not necessary to experience some kind of euphoria. that today is not dmitry , by the way, it was repeated, which i agree with, since we tend to, in general, experience. the difference is really the date of the great fatherland, the difference is that it must be said that the soviet government, as in my opinion. obviously, in principle, this was

initially preparing the country for war. initially understood that the war would be initially understood that the war is inevitable consciously unconsciously, apparently, and consciously because. actually how it is said, the leaders, that is, the stalinist group. they talked about this long before the war, it seemed that nothing particularly foreshadowed it. these are different things they were preparing for modernization , they were preparing morally cruelly, i must say, i must say cruelly, including repressions, you know , movies, movies, books. this was a generation that was very prepared inside , it was ready, it immediately understood that the

inevitable fight was a completely different matter. in our case , in our case in the ninety-first year , the creation of a consumer society. at all different things here in this we caught this situation. that's why we made a serious calculation when assessing the reaction of the west, in my opinion, at the beginning of my time when, uh, well, i have the impression that i myself experienced such things, as if before the west, he does not need anything. he's too full. it's too rich. he lives too well. he is not. here they are united. they remembered from the first day they said not to be underestimated. west that they are ready in fact you say what kind of patient is quite right, well the general state in society on ours it was not that's how it was. in general, this is what i

would like today, god forbid that we are mistaken by those who, as they say, some kind of bells are pressed. you see, we constantly have such a topic now. eh, until the coffins went to them. that is, we believe that coffins scare them. i think that we should not think so , and coffins do not frighten, firstly, by the way, since the invasions of afghanistan and iraq, listen, they have seen a lot of them. i believe much more than officially reported much more. well, they are not very scarecrow. and now it does not scare them. they are not afraid of it. well, in any case, we must assume such a possibility. that is, in the sense that they themselves do not want to fight, if necessary, they can fight themselves. and they will

fight because it is the west, because it is such a civilization, because for them the issue is also fundamental. how for us is a question for them. for us it is a matter of survival and for them it is a matter of survival. because if they lose it, yes, they are not afraid to talk about it anymore. this is what they lose, of course. they are losing what they are losing 500 years of their leadership. and this means that the standard of living is the collapse of the entire financial system. all. well, look, they are already talking about it openly, how fundamentally they can fight and die for it. of course, we must take this into account. god forbid that this does not happen. god forbid that we are wrong with our extreme points of view, but it is better to have an extreme point of view than to meet later. oh, but how is it, therefore? uh, so i do not rule out

their direct intervention in ukraine and entering contingent of troops to ukraine not in mega troops over this is exactly what you can understand, and uh , the expectation that now either trump will win and that's it, first of all, even if trump wins do nothing. everything will continue the same. they are united in this. let's remember that trump was, by the way. he led so many sanctions against us in for all his rhetoric. i talked about it back then. so plus , it's not the president who decides. this is a kind of historical need for the west to do away with russia once and for all russia, in his view, the most after the ninety-first year, at the same time, to say this looseness and logical and ideological composure, that is, today for them

this is a chance that they might like to take advantage of, so one should not underestimate such an opportunity in the case of them participation hmm armed forces in ukraine actually, of course, that's all good. there i fully support you, it won’t sting. well, in general, well, in general, it's hard to gasp. it is very difficult. in case it's on territory of ukraine and in general, our president, by the way, he is very reasonable. in this sense , it leads to all kinds of nuclear strikes. ah, nuclear war. nobody in the world wants it, so it's strictly speaking one thing when it's a direct threat to our territory. and when it is a struggle, as they say in ukraine , therefore, this is a very difficult question and we must understand that this is a war. maybe uh continue. so to speak, as if

with conventional weapons, so in this sense in this sense, we need to be, uh, ready for such a serious one. e calling because not apparently, they don’t have any at all. the weakening of the desire to end this story in any way to compromise to give in something. no, it's not visible, so we must understand what, but what i'm talking about is that well, again, this is what you talked about yesterday, well, our society, after all, is still not very ready for this, well not very ready. you know, there is some part that is ready, which is now fighting . that's the difference between the great patriotic war and the current situation. well then everything were in approximately the same position, what is at the front, what is in the rear, right? yes people, as though

now the situation is different. we are well aware that some part of society. she just keeps quiet, but, in principle, she doesn’t seem to be aware, even i’m not talking about the fact that she is, i’m not talking about those who left there , you say, but in this state, internally, that the feeling is not realized, these are the huge dangers that actually hang over our country, they have a chance to kill ours, as they consider the empire, in principle, this is logical for them you can do it only now it is logical for them to use it. in any case, in my opinion, this is exactly what it looks like. that's how i can be wrong, but i repeat, it's better to start from the worst. than as they say , everyone puts on some rose-colored glasses to make mistakes, as

for the fact that dmitry also said about ukraine well, there is no need to flatter yourself either. they made their choice. ukraine has made its choice. this is our fundamental choice, as they say. of course i'm with this big clearly already showed, there the prisoner of war deceived us. we're not there, we don't want it, we 're tired of everything. okay guys. well, don’t, they made their choice, ukraine made and did much earlier, by the way, than it all began, i told you, i had , you know, the devil is hidden in details, in general , big ones pour out of simple things. i remember i had the premiere of a white tiger in this in kiev. it was the thirteenth year before all the events. i still think, yes, everything is necessary, and on the twelfth yes, 12 12. yes, there was some

kind of headmistress there, cinemas hmm somewhere took place in the central kiev cinema there , she then took an absolutely anti-russian position and then watered me. i'm there internet know episode. so we looked, everything is good for the premiere to say, then they drank and suddenly she began to cry. and i say. why are you crying? she tells me, and i them i'm here, well, regarding the film. i don't want my son to fight with you. in the sense of not with you against you, but with you, together with you, the meaning at the end of the film, when the hero says that until i

burn him, the war will not end. here she is i caught it, and it's kind of like from the point of view , in this sense, how i caught ukrainian society. we no longer want you. here you and i fought there the first world war the second world war there is still war xii we are all leaving you. we are with you because they will fight with you, but we will not be on your side. that's exactly what i got right then. here are her pure emotional messages. these ladies' tears are absolutely sincere drunken, well, absolutely , then i felt uneasy. i got it, i got it so i caught then, it seems to me, to the city . here is the meaning of what happened to ukraine; they

crossed over to the other side and crossed for themselves completely, and they do not want to return from here, and we must understand this for ourselves. this is the enemy. and they are fighting against us on the other side, and it was before all the maidans before everything, it took shape, apparently, already there, after the ninety-first year, it took shape and came. that's what we have, we must understand this, therefore all illusions about the fact that they are now somehow there so to speak, they will surrender. no, they will surrender in captivity. some will, of course, give up. well, in principle, this is a stubborn and ideological enemy, who is supported by all the power of this western machine, as they say, therefore, we

still need this here. that's what you say you dare or smersh, that's it, that's ideologically. it has to be somehow, a voiced. we understand that in ideology. we still have this porridge. she is present with us. some citizens who went there and even under investigation, they are all the same, as they say, are present here and influence as they say on a certain part of this society of ours, you understand, and how it all happens. but this, uh, this is, given the scale of the fight, you need to understand that this must somehow be brought to the denominator that will help us win, because if we win we don’t win, then this can really end for us with the collapse of the country, this is not immediately, but, but it

can all happen, because it is precisely to this that this is the main meaning of what what the west is doing, and we are right about it here , as soon as the west unites, it goes to the east. here, he united for the third time. well, over the past 200 years, napoleon has united the west, you have hitler. now the americans have united. they themselves do not understand the movement in the east. why, as tolstoy wrote, but this is the instinct of life. deep, and i thought that today is june 22. well, dima is not up to lying when you arrive there? you ask who we are at war with. that is, at the front, i just feel, here are all these ursulu fondulians, schulzberbuk. you understand everything, we are not

ukrainians. the men speak clearly. it is clear who is fighting the germans. therefore, we will go through ukraine and very accurately said that who unites, right? after all, europe for the first time turned out to be a very interesting position europe does not understand. well , here is the first layer of consumables. this is ukraine, of course, with us. will the americans sacrifice the europeans in the same way as they are now? still, she determined herself. therefore, i don’t feel sorry for the romanians, because romania has been appointed the first to be destroyed, since they will be preparing the f-16 pilot there, you can see the base, that is, they say you want show the possibilities of tactical nuclear weapons. here, please, in romania then

he will go. poland will go later, slovakia everything is clear here. everyone will go there. that the sarmatians poseidon can immediately trifle. yes, dmitry suka, yes, it will work out better. well, of course, on such a day june 22 is impossible an impossible feeling that is eternal memory and eternal gratitude in relation to those people who gave their lives for the motherland then and in relation to those people who looked up to their ancestors do it now here, therefore, of course, eternal memory to all who died for the motherland, but here we should probably

remember june 22. by the way, curious, but there was a pack, you are not attacked. it's about the price of contracts. or contracts, whatever you want with them. yes, that’s interesting, because he was, yes, the fact arose, by the way, in the situation when, until this month, the legitimate british french organization, uh, composted the brains of clement efremovich voroshilov. and uh fact uh and the agreement with hitler arose as an alternative to the failed thwarted agreement from britain. by the way, you know, here so, of course, all this, well, the school curriculum was almost not present at all even in the soviet one. and this is a story in fact. that's because, well, yes, we had

a liberation campaign of the thirty-ninth year in the soviet school program for reunification with belarusians and ukrainians living in western e, so to speak, in the western territories. yes, this is what we did. we dreamed there, here we are not solving the problem of our national security, which we actually solved here, and at the same time we are in the same school. well, yes, it was munich collusion. well, who did all this? how did hitler grow up who grew up hitler and why did hitler stop bombing in 1940? nobody discusses london yes, he bombed, well, the british people along with the government.

great britain started the second world war in europe, she declared it. well, france was next to france, too, i say, france was next to great britain. well, actually declared the second world war officially on the european continent in the uk this is me to the point that even we don’t say much who 1 september thirty-nine. you attacked by no means alone, germany there was also one small european country next door. yes , which, well, we somehow don’t want to say it. well, in general, they talked a lot about that period. but you see, i’m here to the essence yes, to the essence of geopolitics, which we are discussing now in connection with the premier

fashion there, of course, it has changed a lot, because when all this happened in the world war there was neither china nor india, by the way, a gigantic role in making china india back on the world stage emerged uh the soviet union played a gigantic role and in terms of decolonization in terms of supporting china for quite a long time before the well-known events with khrushchev. well, earlier. by the way, well , that's why they are now world players of such magnitude and the united states is forced to humiliate itself in front of the prime minister. eh, for india, this is a great merit of our ancestors, because the soviet union fought for such a world, such a world that now exists the soviet union no longer exists, but this world

exists. safonov these are very serious people. you'll have to move out on any lawlessness. this is our house there is a palych paratroopers do not leave their own.

it was understandable as a result of the first world war. the russian empire new incarnations as a result of many hostilities, the soviet union lost a significant part of the territory, the so-called lines. she explained that she was by right, the passing

heir of the russian empire of the land. well, relatively speaking, therefore, what was signed, then our liberation campaign is correct. we returned to the land, torn away. this is not all for us, and that is not all just so people understand. we're talking about the thirty-ninth year, right. there, 17, that is, 22 years, that is, conditionally, they say the year 2000. for centuries there. these were the lands that your people took from you , the poles tortured them from you. there are several tens of other accounts, several hundred thousand people. that's all here, then they fought with you. that is, read on, this is the year 2000 very close to you. speak, listen, there is such a topic, everything around is burning our brothers. now the kill will have to go save how historically. it was all close, how hot it all was.