you have joined the fraternal family of those who fell under the sanctions. yes, a very good company. what are you for? well, they are very strange people. they apparently believe that in russia there is no civil society in russia there is only a solid

state, invaders, aggressors, terrible propagandists. here is the institute of russian diaspora. as a matter of fact, it turns out that i personally sans and against my organization the institute of russian abroad, which has been strengthening ties with compatriots since 2005, in principle, everyone has known this for a long time and, as it were, nothing here there is nothing new, but there are all sorts of interesting things about me, even there barrel says. here itself i am surprised know itself i am surprised the word of honour. here, and this is very revealing, because you know, but it is obvious that they do not understand us at all, and they are very afraid. and uh, through this prism, and misunderstandings and fears are born in their heads a monster. and they see them. eh, in us. as a matter of fact, they see in russia. they see. naturally. this is our state and structures. and this is what they see in russian em the structure of civil society non-profit organizations that work in a field that works with people. there

are some youth activities. for them, this is all a threat, because this is one huge russian monster that is trying, as they think, to devour them. well, uh, in this regard, you probably need to think very seriously, in general. uh, do we have to do something about this, or uh, we ignore it, because for me personally it was not news, because i saw when, many years ago, they started. and a very good thing. for example, the baltics when a arrest uh russians, and public figures, uh, it is worth saying a word and you find yourself behind bars. yes? first on it seems like we were worried, always said that it was bad, but did not understand. how could this end? yes, after the russians took up the russophiles there in poland there in other countries. yes, and then the story began with

ukraine, which we all know well, yes, now in my opinion. that's even in terms of how these sanctions go. yes, they walked along a well-known leader of public opinion. went through government agencies. now we have moved to the level. what kind of e, where are the field workers, relatively speaking, a and , accordingly, what are we to do here with this. i think we need to get on with our work. i think that we should try to build the structures that we have in the greater european space, because we have them there. god has many friends, right? and most importantly, this , by the way, was also shown by the latest here on the forum, russia, russia russia africa we have a world where there are our friends who are guided by us, who understand why today they are dispersing, and russia is fighting for a chance for a just world for everyone, and it turns

out that, and they, trying to stigmatize us. they give us more strength and more confidence in our cause in our right cause. i am sure that the people who see this struggle of ours. they will probably understand more with us, but with ukraine, but you know, but today the conversation began with, and what, and no one feels sorry for the ukrainians? in addition to the fact that we still feel sorry for us, here, uh, so that they don’t say, yes, so that they don’t think there, even simple ukrainians. we are really ukrainians. it's a pity , for the most part. uh, i fell under sanctions, including uh, primarily for the ukrainian direction, since we constantly travel there and communicate. here and uh, when there is communication, but anyway, we somehow do not break the connection, even there with ordinary people. and you suddenly realize that this person

is absolutely under this wild anti-russian propaganda. he believes everything that a says about russia, but when you start talking, and there is a click somewhere, the person says something. look, i don't understand. russia fights against ukraine why, how is this possible, i don’t understand at all, and this is not an understanding, in fact, for all of us, this is a chance to reach out to a simple ukrainian anyway, you know, through which it’s also a pity, it’s not a pity, it’s a pity for the ukrainians, but when uh, they talk about what they need there, but to protect, uh, equipment, to save weapons, yes , understand, it is clear due to which, due to huge sacrifices, even more sacrifices will go. and it seems to me that i remember these ukrainian cemeteries, ukrainian cemeteries, which are so defiantly covered with ukrainian flags.

today there is such an impression that those who lead ukraine are ukrainians to be slaughtered. they want to turn the whole of ukraine into a solid, but a cemetery. uh, covered with these flags to open here, and our goal today may even through this pain. and to reach out to the fact that friends are not your war, they use you wildly and scary. we are with you, but by and large still one people. yes, if you remember my friend that you do not understand, because i am talking to you, because he understood your image. yes, before the pre-war times, maybe this is what can make a difference. and yes, it is associated, and ukraine has always been drawn to, by some. that's such a cult of death, let's remember, and the anthem in general, probably, ukraine and today ukraine seems to me more and more

leaving, that space, which is just the space of death. nothing else. the current ukrainian government cannot offer its people tragically, probably for the british bushes, who slowed down the counteroffensive. well, what do you tell them to do? here we have discussed many times here. a the topic of the fact that the ukrainian government has become a hostage. uh, so to speak, overheated, but overheated expectations regarding the counteroffensive. and what do you think, isn't that what happens in the west, but let's imagine each of these countries supplies weapons to ukraine. what do you think the government of this country? of course , he tells his people we supply the most effective weapons in the world on the territory of ukraine, which will radically change the situation there on the battlefield. yes. this is what every government says. they rock this topic 2 months pass. you say 10 km, but the ukrainian authorities are talking about these two months. we walked relatively speaking 16 km, but i'm just , well, i'm a techie. yes, i'm trying

to figure out if 16 km, which, relatively speaking , we assume. they even passed at the cost of forty -five thousand lives of ukrainians, then each wait, multiply by 10,160 km, this is 450. thousand ukrainians should lie down, yes, and how many more kilometers are there? well, how much is the population of ukraine in general enough to go through all this territory, that is, it is obvious that initially this was a counteroffensive, but it was overheated. we plan absolutely wrong. you were doomed to failure, because there was no balance of power, no opportunity, no technical, and so on. i have already spoken about the armament of this vinaigrette. yes, which should be used there by french tanks, there are not german leopards. there is something else, it's all . it is necessary to somehow repair and maintain, that is, there was absolutely no chance, in general this is an offensive. i think it was simply politically motivated, not even based on the political interest of ukraine itself. yes a just americans who were supposed to

unite them all. yes, combine this smell. uh, around the idea of ​​helping ukraine and, accordingly , forcing ukraine to demonstrate success at the cost of the sacrifice of its citizens in order to see you back from work, so to speak, we, uh, convinced you. here it still turns out, but in fact. or it doesn't work, that's the point. and when nothing works. so we need to look for some other option, because it is already possible to correct this counteroffensive. there is no absolutely nothing about em minefields. they cannot say why they are talking about bushes. they cannot say that we have underestimated the russian army. we underestimated the engineering troops of the russian army. we underestimated their tactics, their strategy, their minefields. they laughed at the fact that, well, the minefield needs to be bypassed, but this is what it says about the fact that they do not understand, in general, how it all works. that is, well, obviously, those who planned, we understand who planned it. they have absolutely no idea how it all works. and uh to this. i want to say there are already

a lot of videos. uh, regarding there , us officials said they had high hopes for nine nine brigades, there are 36,000 people who were trained in the west. say, here they will show that the american strategy of warfare is much more effective than the russian one. now it does not work. and i look, there are videos of those ukrainians who were trained. they say, we didn’t hear anything new there, we didn’t learn anything new there. what's more, what we've been through here is a crucible war. we can teach these cologne-scented britons and europeans there a lot of him, then the question arises, who can teach whom to fight at all. they can teach the ukrainians, or even those ukrainians who went through this war can teach, uh, these nato soldiers to fight, because in fact i say again, they have no idea at all about what. about what? eh, so to speak , we are talking about the relationship of the abrams, yes, this is what he voiced. eh, korchinsky. i literally yesterday

said. i even have the feeling that these 12 do not give. i don’t know, well, it seems to me, even these 12 days are not there, because from the military point of view, this doesn’t represent any expediency yes, but from the political point of view, too, eh. you remember where the topic came from, the germans did not want abrams. let's exchange while the americans and, uh, everyone was looking at the americans , the americans were forced to politically declare their readiness to supply tanks to the territory of ukraine in order to clear the topic deliveries of these european weapons are no more, no less, but in reality for deliveries. i think there is no discussion at all. now about the costly war. that's all. i spoke there as a shmyhal saying that, say, ukraine spends about two trillion hryvnias on the war a year. here, for understanding, before the war, the revenue part of the budget of ukraine was one and

three tenths of a trillion hryvnia. this is the cost of everything for the maintenance of all institutions. there , the authorities are retired there, in general, everything is everything, everything is everything, here, this is the expenditure part of the budget was 1.3. and now she spends 2 billion on the military. well, this is two trillion and the schmal is already saying, well , you understand that war? she, well, sooner or later, she will end and funding will, as it were, decrease, and he is like that. well, you understand that we will remain on the sex itself with these problems. and then it just hits me. horror i don't understand what ukraine will be like, to be honest, i don't know. and what kind of economy are we talking about there , taking into account the fact that the war has not yet been completed. considering that many objects infrastructure has been destroyed, many people who really created this added value have left ukraine with money and come back. they are not going there. i don't know, that's what

the period of ukraine after zhelezny is. that's what this period is like. motherland, here he is, maybe they beat him there or they won't kill me, in general , zelensky's fate is the least of all. yes, but what it will remain this is ukraine after every president. yes, you can draw a line and say. what did he come with and what did he leave the country with, this man came to more or less a country that still had some kind of economy. yes, but he puts a ruin. he will leave the ruin nasilevich. i want to comment on karczynski. hmm. uh, you're right. uh, vladimir vladimirovich, it's interesting, not what he says, but those people who put up for him to say, what he ended up with. here is your monologue. he said who is to blame for the fact that ukraine is not given any quality. and so on, he generally called this process an italian strike. well, like americans behave like this, he he blamed ukrainian diplomats for this, who do not work well, who do not give gifts, and then he

did not name zelensky, but it all comes down to the fact that vladimir aleksandrovich is your fault. it's zelensky's fault, because he doesn't push the west. in order to get that amount of weapons and quality in this way. this is a specific criticism or, let's say , in a simple way, an attack on e, the power of a particular person on the power of zelensky and his entourage. now, as for the numbers , recently in ukraine they began to name the numbers, publicly voice the numbers. today, the prosecutor of the prosecutor general's office , belousov, uh, named such figures. e, he confirmed that during these first military conflict, a large-scale ukraine was killed, 10.749 civilians, 10.749 and 15.000 and 599 civilians were injured and maimed. that is 26 something thousand. he called it an amazing number. do you know why? well

, firstly, who should be considered civilians, here are the representatives of the defense, who died in the war. these are gryaznovsky people or veins. ah, it is now in ukraine more or less, as if structured and named. yes, here is a member. fighting and so on, but at first. this is a very familiar figure. uh, each minwa clay, because in order not to show the power will not show the military number of military killed and military casualties. here they cover up civilians. this is the first for statistics. and the second. this is money, if a military man died. you have to pay compensation to the families, if the situation here is a little different, but nevertheless these figures are called the second figures when you already quoted today. this week were named from a figure from 20 to 50,000 years in ukraine. and then further when the person who voiced these figures, i take the top figure of 50,000. why is the knee because, and she

says that these are most likely the numbers when the war is over, we will calculate. she herself says that these numbers will be much higher in the top ten, right? see this is all about what. e in petropavlovich. says the apostle to ukraine that is, it is still the current ukraine, the number of those killed and the number of wounded and the number of knees. yes, and now on i repeatedly on your broadcasts said that there is, but this is not a group of people. it's let's say the volunteers it. well, though, they are serious sociologists. there are several techniques. i voiced that, let 's say one of the methods is the number of new graves is considered. yes, from the very beginning there since february 25th. how many graves in ukraine are new? go ahead, uh, these guys. they work out, e.g., priests or information that gives a goal in ukraine and not only orthodox. well man, if the dead happened i got a procedure

and so on, but different believers yes, and the same priest knows him, eh. uh, the cause of death, because the funeral service is taking place, well, according to different canons, yes, according to different procedures. yes, this is also data taken. further data are taken from the number of death witnesses issued. yes, it is already. eh, the information was public before. now, uh, it keeps it secret, and now, if we summarize these data, yes, i sometimes voice the amount that they tell me, yes, but just yesterday i came across information from ukrainian journalists, yes, who tracked, and the number here on different social networks, tracked the number. that's because there is also information about the funeral. well, and so on. that is, people, uh, expose naturally and sign the inscriptions. well, let's say about the grief

that you have reached, do not torment. horror, say yes like that, here, here they gave out the figure of 250,000 rubles. what am i to? understand these numbers. here they appear appear appear and then all of a sudden, it seems, as if it does not have any. uh, to these figures, these figures give out the dead. uh, poland poland gives a figure that during the period of the beginning of military contact between ukraine and ukraine , 14 million people moved to poland, most likely, these are not just people. and this is just the number of times from ukraine to poland with ukraine poland border resolution. surely they returned, because there is such tourism. yes, a woman comes to poland receives compensation returns home, but nonetheless. let it let's reduce it. let's get half as many 7 million people from ukraine out of ukraine only through the territory of poland to the west. and there's also romania, there's also hungary , there's also moldova, and that's how it used to be, maybe belarus. not to mention russia.

just a second. millions of people who left ukraine are those ukrainians who want to fight, that's the question. here is my question. these are really the ukrainians who want to fight, or these are the ukrainians who do not want to fight, but left for ukraine as a sign of protest, that is, they fled from ukraine, and just imagine how you correctly say most of these people are sociology european, first of all, it works to interview those citizens of ukraine who left to live in europe are they going to return and the numbers returning the percentage of those people who do not want to return every month increases, so the dead, as you say, death of colic, the number, god forbid, if you use cluster bombs, shells, but still it’s coming to this. it will only increase and the last digit are the ones they won't return. so it's not just a ruin. volodya this is not just something bad that

now the british are talking about the fact that the contrastum interferes, it helped something. it will sow ukraine in general, it will simply reach everywhere, because there will be no one to clean up these weeds. this is such a bad kind of picture, it turns out, that 's all, see you on sunday. chingisentnik is different from any other warrior. i think first of all the character, but only then everything else is a matter of gain, they came out from the outside, how hot it is now. tell me it's definitely not cold there. they didn't even fit there. why do we mutually better, because we have duhra training.

icons that my mother gave me the war of the russian people of the state in russia, two allies, bushes and small trees in runet instantly began the catchphrase of alexander iii when british intelligence in the official account of the ministry of defense of great britain in a twitter blocked in russia announced literally the following undergrowth growing on the battlefields on southern ukraine is probably one of the factors contributing to the generally slow

the development of hostilities in the area, that is, the ukrainian counteroffensive is hindered by bushes, and this is a real analysis from nato intelligence officers, the statement of british intelligence looks quite comical. uh, it turns out that it’s like the russian frost interfered with the german fascist and the ukrainian fascist. now hinders bushes, trees. in fact, they interfere with the ukrainian offensive contour, and the most magnificent line of defense, the strong motivation of the russian military, we read the british summary. further due to the warm and humid summer. they are actively growing. horizontal bars and such the vegetation becomes a cover that helps camouflage the russian defensive positions and makes clearing the minefields more difficult, of course, the growing undergrowth makes it easier to hide mines and other decoupling trips to set up ambushes. and this is generally an obvious fact for the military, but not for the british military,

apparently, the british. they, uh, so much, as if they were carried away by the war in africa in the middle east . yes, where nothing else grows except tumbleweed, so when they see even light vegetation. she drives them well, probably some kind of stupor our principle is to run into mines and dodge and get around . with such a scale of minefields , it is impossible to follow this principle. it’s the germans who complain about the head of the situational center for ukraine so much less that they can’t be bypassed, the secretary from the nbu of ukraine danilov echoes him. well, what did they expect the number of mines that are on the territory that can be overcome by our military is simply insane, if there was hope before, what can be done thanks to the technique that was provided partners, today there are a lot of sectors of the front, on foot. they are infantry, because western equipment is undermined one car after another. here are the shots from the zaporozhye direction.

it cuts hands. i am the cat the second car was blown up by six armored cars six armored cars two of them were blown up on crosses two on crosses. it got to the point that danilov says they say. but there is no such term for a counteroffensive, and this is after the kiev media have been trumpeting for so many months about the notorious contrasts. and how they supposedly will reach us as far as the crimea. no one can set deadlines except ourselves. this is first. secondly, there is no schedule. thirdly, when such conversations begin, we mean that it is told by people who do not understand what war is. it so happened that the situation was overheated regarding the events that take place at the front, use the phrase counter nastuk. i have never done this there is military action. they are complex, heavy , depend on the back of many factors, and one of these factors impact drone lancet,

piercing leopards to take off. yes, out. with what fireworks every day new videos appear, these shots are also from the zaporizhzhya direction of danilov, they really did not do it from a good life, because and now the ukrainian counteroffensive from western partners is already causing dissatisfaction, since it does not work. poland is already frankly declaring that this offensive has failed the united states has sharply lowered the tone of combat, reducing aid and redirecting it to taiwan and, accordingly, danilov i am forced to say that this is not a counter offensive, but some kind of military operations. even the british secrets will write off about the stubbornness of the russian army that our troops are in better shape and fight smarter, that's how they directly declare, meaning, again, mines and trenches, barbed wire and trenches, that is, deep echeloned lines that do not take no matter how lowly. and then another bush grew such a western curator.

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