turning point in the entire battle of kursk and the last thing i want to say all those who criticize the russian army of russian industry, no one paid attention, probably, or few people paid attention. that's when in vilnius they put up a model that germany plans for france a new tank of the future. countries

and they laugh at the russian tank industry at the russian industry at the russian military course t-14 is normal. how many 28 years old, maybe it will be so the two strongest most advanced technological countries can not do it only they have a model, so look more critically and with more respect at your military industry and your weapons. they do them a little better a little faster and nonsense cheaper more efficiently than the most developed countries of europe, a hundred-year tradition of armaments a little - you correctly

said that, as foreign citizens. here are the grandmothers. i’m from my experience with the military , who operate it all in different places , and from, roughly speaking, from private to generals, the best there in modern times is nothing nearby, in principle, this opinion cannot stand those who fight on these tanks. that's what she is now, so to speak, well, she already shows the ability to hit in terms of firepower, there and so on. it's the day after tomorrow for e. nato, the question is how it will be brought, yes, and when it will be on the mass, so to speak, conveyor. here is this assessment of people who are engaged

in the combat operation of this equipment. here is what i heard myself, then i recounted all the demand from me. well, it's me, i just agree, i was not in both the t-90 and t-14. yeah well, you understand better when you talk more like this simply. yes when they say guys who are t-90 in life, of course i say, i'm afraid, i'm amazing there, and it's tenacious. yes, it's amazing to say. i'm not joking, if i talk about the technical qualities of russian tanks, it will drive you crazy. where is the security service in the russian counterintelligence? that means, uh. well, in general , of course, how they reorganized in terms of military production and army training.

that's it. it's certainly amazing, but just , you know, uh, i wanted to remember here, though. well, i guess i'll just point it out. here, honestly speaking, prostali on there, yes the great patriotic war, indeed a feat indeed, stalin was the commander and so on. well, i'm not me , so to speak, i never held a different point of view, but let's just remember the beginning of the forty-first year of the military doctrine of the soviet union. well, at the beginning of the war. for a second with little blood on a foreign land, the military doctrine of the soviet union of 41 by the way, the country started the war was specific. well, now the war

began, we ended up in general near moscow and stalingrad was put up from this point, one must remember stalin's appeal in the forty-fifth year at a reception on victory day to the russian people. because tallinn stalin understood exactly, and he said the main other people would have us over forty. the first forty-second year, i retell in my own words, you drove out . the soviet government did not justify the people's trust. but the russian people are great because they showed us this trust and expressed incredible patience. this was said in june of the forty-fifth year, not 41 neither forty-two and not forty, the third not 44 in price. but simply, if in the twenty-fourth move we started a war. we started it there. on

foreign territory, and you just announced the losses, on average today for a year and a half of the operation, one in ten twenty-six thousand losses since july 4. yes, july 4th is exactly june june. yes, a little more than a month 5 weeks 26.000. and not all of them are counted, because what is verified is valid. yes, this is, well, what the military says from there they report, but it’s the same for you. well, they lie in rows, like in the first world war, like they attacked so lay down and no one takes them away. which was touched by yakov da of assessments of how we fight, how we cope. you know, for

the first such stage, nevertheless, you already said it was necessary to declare, in fact, this declaration of war began it in the best way. if we compare the beginning of the first world war, well, the relative result, so to speak, and it will be well, this is what i mean so that we always think everything is finished here about nato yes, but this is very important, because i touched on an important topic about nato, as they said? soviet people, deep feeling satisfaction met historical decisions, 25th congress of the communist party, so i felt deep satisfaction met the decision of the first day of the historical satanat. well, really. well, first of all, there's the clarity of the professor here on the right, and it's

worth it. all clear. now, if there is anyone, as he says, what we thought there, prostitutes. well, maybe not now think yes, because in fact it is a declaration of war. true, under what conditions they will directly start it, they have kept silent so far. well what are they it was declared. that's great, you know why? because today is a day and an ideological and psychological catastrophe for ukraine. because i do not agree that zelensky did not care for him, i argue that zelensky was taken differently, like a bull on a rope. from biden and johnson by the fact that at a critical moment nato will enter the war and take you under protection against the russians, do not

be afraid. volodya don't be afraid, go ahead, go to hell with the istanbul agreements, go to hell with the negotiations. firstly, you yourself; secondly, weapons; thirdly, if it suddenly becomes difficult, everything has to come in. i am absolutely convinced even on the topic of the leaks that i have, well , at the beginning of that year, that this three-month pressure, so that we would definitely come to the rescue, went after her. and they probably say to him there, just a minute. well , you didn't make it. you asked for your zaluzhny, we gave you everything, no, it’s thinner here, so, like , no, i confessed to the vagrant face, i’m listening. we promised, but we never fucking promised paper. show let's show this episode so that it is clear what is at stake. it's about

baker's promises well, what do you think? is it true that baker promised gorbachev not to expand the extent? yes, i think it's true. let me intervene, if i may, i was at that time the chief of staff of meetings between president bush and the president more than 100 times and i think this commitment was indeed made. it was a verbal commitment. in writing so we're right in what we say. who did not have a formal obligation? but that

was part of secretary baker's obligations , the issue was discussed, but then because of putin's behavior when i met putin for the first time he was then the deputy mayor of st. petersburg. and even then he said that the collapse of the russian empire was one of the greatest tragedies in history. putin will know that putin will become president of russia i promised who well borya johnson is

his personal promise. yes, it is worth nothing and it is written on it, but it is worth nothing. where which by the way what storm johnson where is he. and who is the prime minister? yes, i don’t know one boris johnson, he was born the eighth baby, he's famous for it, and he writes articles. he is a british journalist volodya, you are some kind of british journalist normal to you, he promised that his wife would set foot there. and what did you believe volodya here, well, i'll say it a little, of course , refusing, i'm convinced that the essence of the matter? i convey absolutely absolutely exactly, and therefore today is the day of the ukrainian tragedy, because the point is not that they were deceived. the vast majority of ukrainians believed in this, and now

the collapse of faith is taking place. and they begin to understand that they either have to die, or whatever. either give up, and so tomorrow will be the day of consolation for the zelensky and ukrainian people. tomorrow there will be a lot of fireworks, fog, candy fireworks will be given, so that you just don’t get upset, don’t pay attention to what you specifically lit up like that. here you like sweets, eat. this is the second last. as for the war , duda was wonderful to me, but he said the main thing either in this interview or just said it. i just read this i will quote. he said. what happens after the end of the war? strange nato and more among them will be ready to enter the territory of ukraine as a peacekeeping force. i even know these nato countries, this is romania

, hungary and poland, germany at least, and then germany germany will have the next war there somewhere in the lake area. and then who is the earth? yes, these three nato countries will be a peacekeeping contingent; moreover, this is a scenario that suits more or less everyone, because the remnants of the ukrainian nationalist army. everyone was driven with respect somewhere to collect 300,000 nato troops, who did not prepare anything, but if to save from 150 or 200 ukrainians is serious and they will have to be saved somewhere . therefore, these territories with the so-called, but attention was first heard after the singing of the war, that is, at the moment when the border line will be drawn after all, uh russians at that moment they will go to that part

of the peacekeepers and duda here, well, intentionally, in my opinion, let it slip absolutely intentionally. yes, we are talking about germany all the time and we are talking about germany again. uh, the militarists are advancing, listen, we have already forgotten this word, which has been used to him for many years , revanchism has always been with us. well, at least. for as long as i can remember, if we talked about political information there or listened somewhere, we always said west german german revanchism and indeed. uh, germany joined nato in 1955. this is 10 years old. after the end of the war, germany enters on so by this time the country had not yet been fully dynatified by another part of the german. uh, nazi criminals still sat out. deadlines, and germany has already entered into nato well, now i will not evaluate the position of the soviet union, which, uh, probably, in a different way and could not react somehow and

could not react at all, but in fact, imagine in the fifty-fifth year, germany, which 10 years ago is was the nazi reich, it enters into some kind of defensive alliance, listen, but nothing, in general, that among the founders of nato there are countries, but the ss divisions that defended the reichstach. i mean denmark i mean italy i mean the netherlands which was one of the first founding fathers. nato is trivanchism. it actually started from this forty-ninth year. this is the nurember tribunal. here he is still in full view of everyone, we are still talking about him, and he is already, uh, talking like something that has taken place, and here a new union is already being created from the same uh people or from the same countries that actually must have been or partly sat on these benches. fnergange, when the trial was going on, where they condemned hitler's nazism and everything else and more, and this is german revanchism. but

because he really was. we well remember and remember both erhard and adenaur and the france of joseph strauss, about whom the main revanchist spoke so much. by the way, he was less of a left-winger than the current schultz, because strauss could still say some real things when he spoke about the soviet union and the red threat, then, besides this, there were many more of his speeches that would not interfere with today's today's german politicians to read, he spoke very specific, absolutely clearly and there, in principle, he did not have the idea of ​​​​war or the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bconfrontation the soviet union then, but this revanchism, which he was drawn to. and now, as if the soviet union, he fought with him all the time. we talked, then somewhere starting in 72-73, when an agreement was concluded on well at berlin . that began to go somewhere. that's all, here came brand brand, then helmut schmidt brand appeared on his knees in the warsaw ghetto

, then schmidt appeared who was with brezhnev. he was ready to conclude there, then kohl appeared, who agreed to this zero agreement on the first and refused to deploy missiles west germany and this is the understanding that in germany, in fact, this is some kind of internal revanchism. in the desire for revenge revenge, it has not gone away. it was simply obscured by this arguing with me. i didn't argue with you. they gave him the slavic spirit, he has not gone away, he is 2,000 years old. i said, you didn't say, no, what are you, they are different. i said that to this i say that it's all molasses on the teutonic spirit it won't work. i just say and say that there are two germanys and at the same time i still have germany if in tomsk in spirit. with revanchism but there is also another germany which, unfortunately, and we, including betrayed about it. we also said that this is a german democratic republic, which, in

principle, was farmed out. e, in fact , from what the parts were. eh, then porn was betrayed to us by the soviet union, but the big problem was that, unfortunately, in the conditions of trials of power. the gdr proved unable to defend their country on serious issues. i think it's big here. well, it's real. yes, if you look not one of uh, democratic eastern european regimes, could not resist the betrayal. well, that's the way it is. here it was. you know, one more question, which , in principle, we have never covered, but i am now in the conditions of a special military operation. i ask him. and why, when germany united, and all the property. uh, the german people's army was given to west germany because then

kites ruled in our country, yes, who stole everything they could and sold the interests of the country for loans, the germans admired how cheap yeltsin passed everything yes, almost for next to nothing. but now that's what we're going through right now. it seems to me that we are experiencing. this is the renaissance, this is such a post-revanchism, which now just got freedom, wings. they dealt with it, nothing interferes, germany can quite easily talk about some kind of revenge and how although they do not use the word. revenge, but here i am today's hmm discussion, looked sucked democrats say, well, how would schultz enlighten there. let's put history in its place. what does it mean? and his, of course, no one will put him in his place now, but we are talking about something completely different when the minister of defense is actually in the context of an impending third world war. eh, he is offered or consider. they put him in place

, which means that the country is preparing for war, moreover, in a big war, and since the elections are in the twenty-fifth year. this means that no one plans that the war will end before that time. here volodya what is the whole question. they now believe that, but in the air the war smells like a big war, yes , and we need our society to wake up. us you need to understand what is sounding now. very close to the border of an allied state. this is a direct challenge to us. about them, everything is clear, the question is how we will respond in conditions that this will probably be one of the first wars, but at least in the last 300 years, when we do not have not only advantages in people. it's even pure parity. that's for sure. and these are completely different historical circumstances. but

in that war, in fact, we did not have any advantages. that is, we did not have, at least to consider the total population of countries, who fought the ussr, in fact, there was no advantage, of course, thanks, belarus is doing everything they can, but so far they are not helping people. now advertising let's not go back to our studio. my dad became one of the richest people in the city of krutoy. this is

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how did it happen that you are a steppe? about this since 2008, probably, when i went to south ossetia for the first time on the left, i thought that i always felt that she would be like that, but being there i understand what is wrong, not what i was thinking about. it happened in 2014, and looking at those shots of the maidan, everything somehow blurred in the head of the frame here. i realized that this is one thing

i started contacting activists and saying that weapons hello guys. good morning straight cave curiosity, vladimir this is the level. this is where everyone brought the amplifier remote control. and sits from here controls the drone.

the boys are practically on their ears. yes, they are on duty meters. well, sometimes you need to demonstrate that the commander is still a field commander and well, how did the situation arise there , there was a small breakthrough in one place and why wait until everyone goes there. i see everyone was gone. and kazan

mobiki came across to me. and he immediately two people to me and just we quickly rushed there and on the way it already turned out that through our positions they offended, there my squad of night wolves and five of them quickly ran, shut up and all aligned everything is amazing there five or six people can decide the fate. i always say sorry man, when he has a crowd behind him he is alone. several several warriors, then you are not warriors, so how many people were there for you. if you stand up to dig, then it will be so. and what is the fact that we do not give up our positions. and even the moment

we took there, we went 300 meters ahead , mastered a new position, but almost calculated the enemy’s strength, because, well, we were just in formation, this is when everything and our own started on the farm in donetsk. only we all stormed mariupol there. someone there for raisins went someone else somewhere. we were alone here, of course, we would also like to be involved in all this there, but we understood for ourselves. someone must be at home. guests will come. someone has to say exactly welcome, so we stayed and it happened. so they went for a breakthrough on our positions. but when we arrived, and there the spartans stayed at the airport and asked, they say there is a weak point, many are worried about him. well, then we will block it 300 m ahead. they began to beat us and bypass us. we wanted damn kids, we thought it was mobilization, we flew up and everything, of course,

got on camera, as we went into battle on toyota. everything is done as it should be. we do not leave our position, and we began to impose this arithmetic on the enemy. the british and french wanted to do everything they could to prevent war. my grandfather always considered an alliance with russia as the main condition for what is happening now.

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