[000:00:34;00] alexander please, during the break i just received a short video of friedrich strass, this is bahnhof, well, i don’t know how to translate it into russian, a metro station, in short, a metro station, fredrich strass, there are large demonstrations of palestinians, apparently, well, maybe to be pro-palestinian, shouting to allahu akbar, there’s so much more, so on, so on , but there’s been nothing like

that in the metro until now, and the fact that now... there’s a video and the fact that all this is going on, it only confirms a lot of that , where did you start your speech, that europe is of course in such dangerous situation, i would even say that if we take such physical examples, here is a state of such a very fragile balance , which can very easily turn into inequality, but um, before that, here are a few words, here is comrade lieutenant general, here you also spoke, and this... about how they fed the germans with bread, well, it just happened in my family, i told it many times, i was born in barak, which was built by captured germans, i won’t, i want to, i’ll still repeat it, i'll say, i had a mother who was a child, she told me how they they really gave in the jewish family what they had there was small, this is the end of the forties, the war was still going on, they returned to kiev, where they were hiding there, there were several people in the family left and they actually

fed, not german children, cherka, and the german captured soldiers who built and restored kiev, the war was still going on, they were already restoring and feeding, so there’s no need to even talk about this here, what we experienced and what is in our blood, i mean , well, probably all of us in some sense soviet, it will never allow us to cross this border and act differently, i even think that this is not about sovietness, but rather just about normal humanity. which really should exist and which needs to be understood, which needs to be understood, since it exists, does not explain it, but at the same time, you know, reading the internet, looking at what is happening around, including in russia, sometimes i so this cold sweat runs down my back between my shoulder blades, because

suddenly a bad feeling arises in me some kind of mossy attempt... to pull out that old anti-semitism that existed and which, well, probably, among some people, it still remained when i read a former state duma deputy who writes that solovyov gathered people of two confessions, two nationalities, but i ask myself a question, but yes, i mean , armenians, armenians, jews, well, you ask yourself a question, but the person who writes this, he has something in his brain, he has an attempt, now, well, let's push it sometime was found. caviar, there was nothing else, well, probably, i think that something else could probably have been discovered, but you see, if a person writes this simply out of stupidity, well, okay, you can probably forgive him, but if a person has any - there are other thoughts, but i think that since he, a noted political scientist , unfortunately, he is interviewed by foreign media, but if he brings such a blizzard, then of course a certain picture arises, he said at home,

that he has high... patrons in corridors of power, now i’m very interested to find out who they are, that is, he carries out their order, and carries out de facto, works for the collapse of the country, goes completely against the policy declared by the leader of our country, vladim vladimirovich putin, so it’s interesting to understand so who controls this creature, you know, i’ll say, well, i know sergei well in principle, he, in principle, sometimes he just has such deviations that help. professional psychiatric help, yes, that's right, here i can in general, to help if you want, well, i understand, of course, that there is something to criticize israel for, there is something to criticize for - today's politicians who are at the head of israel, there is something to criticize for politicians who in russia advocate this, but still- it seems to me, well, we all consider ourselves that we are on the side of good, well, let ’s not shoot each other, because we can so quickly turn into enemies, friend, here we

are all standing here, we all have one attitude, we all understand this perfectly well, that i have, what yasha has, what andrey has, what you have, what andrey also has one more, i understand all this perfectly well, we have one. blood in this understanding, we have the same understanding of everything that is happening, and i get scared when i see this whole situation, how it is developing, i have a feeling that this could end when suddenly we start to relate to each other , not to anyone else, not to biden, not to netanyahu, or i don’t know who the hamas leaders are, but we will suddenly begin to treat each other with some kind of suspicion, because everyone will think, the devil knows, maybe he has something, maybe this one is against muslims, and this one is against jews, and this one is something else, it seems to me that this is a terrible thing, it’s worse than any war, that’s what we need to do, well then what putin said, and that there was a meeting with religious leaders of russia, this is the most important

step, i believe that this needs to be talked about more, and this needs to be talked about and told to those people who may not watch radio and television and this they don’t understand, but this is an important thing, but here, now returning to europe. in europe that's all it could be worse and better, look, they ask germany a question, many are unhappy that germany abstained when voting in the un, well, government officials say we abstained because there was no wording condemning hamas, so we abstained, that’s if there was the wording was different, we had to vote for it, we would have voted differently, but that’s not the point, the point is that in germany, people paid attention to it. by the way, well -known to you willy wiemer, in germany recently a formulation has emerged that called state reason. i told you briefly, i’ll just translate that benefit , state benefit, state benefit, in fact, if

it sounds correctly in german, state of the union, and if translated into russian, that’s correct in meaning, it’s a state benefit. this was once put into circulation by angela merkel, who said, “we should be friends with israel, defend israel.” and supporting israel is our state benefit. it is this question of state benefit that transforms germany’s relationship with israel into a certain commercial format, such a commercial format, when, well, it seemed like germany was to blame, so it organized the holocaust, well, now we have a state reason such that we should help, in 1949, if my memory serves me correctly, konrad adenaur and bengo he they first discussed, well, then, at least konrad adenar formulated the principles of why it is necessary to support israel, why germany should treat israel this way, not because

germany destroyed 6 million jews, but because that pan-european security will depend on whether germany, recognizing its past, will now support israel , he was one of the first to say these words, pan-european security, and then this... was repeated once again, not with the example of the jews, when the unification of germany took place in 1990, the question of pan-european security was raised again , everyone said, well, the unification of germany is our pan-european security, well , look, this is about to happen and now we won’t have this dangerous thing anymore the eastern bloc, which threatened us all , so we will consider this pan-european security for us to be the most important incentive for our development, today we... have a situation on the one hand in the middle east, on the other hand russia and ukraine. as for israel, germany adheres to its point of view that from the attitude, this state reason in

relation to israel, is part of pan-european security. why doesn’t germany adhere to the same point of view in relation to russia? russia in geographically, economically, well, i’ll probably say in terms of mentality it’s much closer to germany than israel, well, with the exception, of course, during times of war, but here in germany no one has ever uttered these words recently that, in general, the relationship and security of russia is pan-european security, so when russia’s proposals were put forward, in my opinion, it was december 21, when russia’s proposals were put forward, which ensured, should have ensured, the security of russia. no one in germany, no one in europe did not react to this and did not say, listen, but this is not a question of russia, this is not a question of russian security, this is a question of ensuring pan-european security, these topics do not arise and i think

they will not arise, but it seems to me that everything- however, politics in russia should return this puck or this ball to the other half of the field and talk about its security in the context of pan-european security, so that this is clear to both europe and the west, not as a break from something, so we want to ukraine, we we want this, because it is ours, this is not the security of russia, this is the security... of europe, but how can we return this? well , at least, at least returning to the sites of some conversations, negotiations with the germans? well, for some reason, not only with the germans? because they supply weapons that kill russian soldiers, of course. united states nato. no, we have nothing to talk about with them . our approach is very, i can respond, in response. and they have nothing to do with us, right, so fuck them, no, so just uni.

no, we just said everything, for them the russian genocide is funny, we won’t come to bow to them until they are replaced, all this bastard that has settled in the political class of germany, we have nothing to say, when the sensible forces come there who will understand , that they owe not only the jew, not israel, but the jew, because when the holocaust happened, the state of israel did not exist, it appeared later, they owe 27 soviet mil. different nationalities, but they don’t feel guilty, they believe that they have atoned for historical guilt, so now their leopards they are burning, now their leopards are burning, we have marders, and they will burn in berlin, well, everything will burn in dusseldorf, they will burn , this is correct, there is a certain logic for this, there are certain facts, but at the same time, you know, there is something so arrogant, well

, even if we don’t come to them, well, of course we can. of course, of course, they didn’t deliver, no one argues with you on this topic, i say , of course, all this is absolutely correct, but there is a certain state reason, by the way, a simple one, and we generally need germany, you don’t know, maybe we need it, you don’t know, maybe the eastern one, maybe you don’t need germany, i’m sure that a certain number of russian citizens. maybe even a very large number of russian citizens, including the main citizen of russia, vladimir vladimirovich putin, who loves germany, germany is undoubtedly needed, he loves german culture, not germany and germany as well, so i would really like to hear from vladimir vladimirovich putin that germany putin does not talk with the german leadership? no he doesn't talks with the german leadership, but when he needs to say something, he repeats it in german, the language he repeated because

he respects and understands the importance of germany, but i don’t know this, but what does he know, it was said there than the farther you are from the current vile government, as putin said specifically, putin said: the farther you are, the closer you are to nazism, he said, this is the government that

removed chancellor gerharder from itself, so the german bastard will be destroyed in berlin and you need to shout , because every smile, which the leopards set up, we will burn everyone, and berlin will burn , you will be ashamed of these words of yours, and i will remind you of this later, who installed the leopards, i have already answered this question for you, do you want a specific conversation? yes, i will answer this question for you, when

you answer those questions that any question, i will answer you, i asked you this question, why didn’t you talk to germany when germany proposed it, i will explain, because we are in -we first spoke with merkel in 1914, we continued talking, every time, there was a wild number of telephone conversations, we communicated with merkel at the entire stage, starting with the crimean spring, we sat down with merkel, spent several hours with her during the minsk, during... stop, stop, we talked to her everything , we agreed on everything, after merkel was replaced, we talked with stanmayer, we listened to all stanmayer’s proposals, we accepted stanmayer’s formula, we explained every position, every movement, we made concessions to the ukrainian authorities, moving away from the minsk agreements, moving forward to a softer version stanmayer's formulas, after that we accepted scholz, despite the fact that, in particular thanks to you, we knew what scholz said about the personal vladimir vladimich putin, we

even reacted and did not break off relations with germany when germany completely sided with the german patient , began to blame russia, not to expel her. russian position in the poisoning of navalny, which was an absolute lie, we received scholz in russia, it was in russia that scholz began to say with a grin that he did not believe and did not understand, we even continued to communicate with scholz after at a conference on security, scholz allowed himself the wording that the russian genocide is ridiculous, there was never a time when scholz was refused a telephone conversation, there was never a time when beerbock was refused, come to russia, she came to russia, i know her statements, she laid flowers on may 9, we never stopped communicating with germany, we never took any economic measures regarding the supply of our hydrocarbons in relation to germany, we

constantly said, please, here he comes gas pipeline, please, your business is ideal conditions, please, we showed germany at all levels our good attitude, what we received in response, well, in response to this, since the conversation has already begun, i want to say this, as for the berlin patient , then excuse me, i have to say that it was i who made a decent contribution to exposing how the german state behaved, that’s why i’m saying that we’re talking about scholz, i published this, this video about i said this, i got it for this, i get it in germany for this, but i have another question, the question is not for me, where we didn’t talk with scholz, at what point, at what point are there other people besides scholz, we talked with everyone, i understand, communication, vladimir stefanovichinenko constantly conducts hearings, there is communication at all levels with germany and german scientists, we did not leave any format, on our own initiative, relations were severed everywhere on the german side, then at first they said,

we cannot supply, we will only supply medicine and helmets, after a while, we will supply everything what they need. well, yes, well, this is a long conversation, but that is, i just want to understand, we will achieve it, we will take berlin, you won’t take it, and of course you won’t achieve it, but i just want to understand, that is, you think that russia and germany, that’s all, don’t need anything, i can say that if germany continues to be ruled by the nazis, then germany will have the same fate as it happened every time an anti-russian came to power in germany. and anti-russian rulers, it ended with the russian soldier entering berlin, a good topic, it was sure to be with 18th century, we took berlin several times, if necessary, we will take it again, but this time i don’t want to remind you that in berlin there is also alexander platz, which is named after the great russian emperor, and berlin does not

forget, of course, that the tsarist blood flowed in those who led and managed in tsarist russia, but they, as we remember , accepted orthodoxy and felt like russian people, so germany and berlin will stand, of course, they will stand, but under the russian flag, i wanted to bring this reference to stories on a different occasion, but it turned out to be a development of yours, your discussion. on april 20, 1945, the headquarters of the supreme command issued directive number 11072 to the commanders of troops and members of the military councils of the first belorussian and first ukrainian fronts. three points: first: improve the attitude towards germans, both prisoners of war and civilians, do not allow any manifestations of cruelty, because it harms our interests, this cannot be allowed.

second point: organize local administrations, even to those who collaborated with the nazi regime, but shows loyalty to us and treats us well. only detains leaders. third, an improvement in attitude towards the germans should not be reflected in a decrease in vigilance and non-brotherhood of the enemy. three points: signature, headquarters of the supreme command stalin. let me remind you that on april 20, the zielov heights had just ended, the troops were approaching berlin and reports had just appeared that there were excesses, this is the army against which many had the right to take revenge, many had the right to take revenge, and ... information began to arrive... . stalin categorically gave orders on how to treat the german population. these are not empty words. this figure is rarely mentioned; during these months of 1945 it was four. sentences of military tribunals for committing crimes

against civilians, but what to do? there was discipline, this is the soviet, this is the stalinist approach, this is about the kirby question of the russian army and, by the way, this is the stalin directive - a universal instruction on how to behave towards the enemy, even if he showed cruelty to you. stalin replied in april forty fifth, to all the armies of the world. and now about, as americans like to say. different philosophies. spiegen estimated that 190,000 german women were raped by the americans. has anyone been held responsible? i didn't hear. someone in america bore responsibility for hamburg, for dresden. let me remind you that kaliningrad, the former kuhnexberg, was not bombed by the red army. the assault was brilliant, one of the best in history. and the british air force that bombed considers this an outstanding success. they are in museums.

civilians were left homeless, 41% of buildings was destroyed, peaceful buildings, they are proud of it, this is a different philosophy, ours is theirs, and kirby cannot understand this, it is impossible here, there is no need to appeal to them, to some kind of their understanding, honor, people simply don’t have this, these are different civilizational approaches, there is... the difference is very significant in politics, but that’s not what i wanted to talk about, this week in minsk they not only celebrated the 105th komsomol, indeed, as andrei viktorovich said, but also a very interesting conference on eurasian security took place , and those approaches which were expressed there, by the way , hungarian interior minister petr sierta came for the second time this year, whom , by the way, like orban, the americans are threatening sanctions, and hungary is a member of the european union, a member of nato, well, just a position.

and the president of belarus alexander lukashenko, as it were, expressed a vision of the configuration of the world that can be sustainable, these are the main states that are the pillars of this world order, russia, of course, china, the united states, the loss of hegemony does not mean that the united states cease to be a great power, in a sense, india, and we would like the european union, we would, but the european union wants this no? let’s tell you straight out what this day is remembered for in history. hello, on october 30, 1696, the boyar duma approved the decree of peter ii on

the creation of a regular fleet and decided to have sea vessels. and before they went to the baltic, caspian and black seas, but the actions were one-time, and the teams were hired from foreign countries. now dozens of warships were leaving the slipways of the salambala and voronezh shipyards. behind a year before, the russian flotel played a key role in the capture of the turkish fortress. after this, the duma made its historical decision and ordered the construction of 52 large sea vessels, and peter ordered the creation of a kumpanstvo, each consisting of 10,000 peasant households and was supposed to raise funds for one ship. training of shipbuilders and sailors began immediately. soon the russian fleet won victories over the swedes in the northern war, at gangut, grengam in other battles, and october 30 is considered the founding day of the russian navy. in october 1905, a manifesto was issued on the improvement of the state order of nicholas ii. it went down in history as the

october 17 manifesto. this is the date of its publication according to the old style. it proclaimed, quote: the unshakable foundations of civil freedom. a multi-party system was introduced, a state duma was established, which received legislative initiative. the authorities did this because of the first russian revolution in 905. i hope that such a step towards limiting autocracy towards a constitutional monarchy will reassure the people, but the manifesto was only accepted liberals, and the social democrats and the ussr responded with an armed uprising and terror, the duma still worked, although it was often dissolved and reassembled, the government needed an obedient parliament, the elections of its members were not universal, and russian parliamentarism remained sketchy, already in 1917 served as an alternative to a new surge of revolutionary violence. on october 30, 1941, enemy troops launched an assault on sevastopol, it was repulsed, but the situation remained extremely difficult, the city was well fortified from the sea, but the enemy approached

drier, he had more soldiers, tanks, artillery, according to sevastopol dora, the size of a three-story house. the residents of sevastopol established the production of weapons, gasoline and other things were delivered by submarines and ships, but the germans bombed them. and yet the defenders held out, counterattacked, but failed to break the blockade. and in may 1942 , the crimean front was defeated on the kerch peninsula and sevastopol lost its support. he held out until the last, but the forces were not equal. the city was literally wiped off the face of the earth. sevastopol. defense lasted 250 days and went down in history as an example of mass heroism, courage and perseverance of soviet soldiers. americans dubbed october 30, 1951 black tuesday. on this day they suffered a complete fiasco in the skies of korea. there was a war on the island and for a long time the aircraft of the united states and its allies bombed the cities and villages of the dprk with impunity. until the ussr deployed the latest

mig-15 jet fighters there, and they surpassed the american ones in firepower, on that day the enemy’s air armada numbered 21 b-29 superfortress bombers and 200 fighters, but the americans made mistakes, dispersed the fighters and acted in large groups, our migs, there were only 44 of them, worked in pairs, were more mobile and eventually shot down 12 superfortresses and four fighters. the americans flew to the sea line, knowing that soviet aces were forbidden to fly there, otherwise no one would have done it. on october 30, 1967, soviet scientists and engineers made the first fully automatic docking in space; this was necessary for the creation of large orbital stations. the idea was proposed by sergei korolev, and the development of the unique igla system was entrusted to the research institute of precision

instruments, then it was ni-648. one after another, unmanned ships were launched. type soyuz , because of the secrecy they were called cosmos-186 and cosmos 188. the first one was found by the other with the help of a radar antenna, but the process of rapprochement took longer , there was an overconsumption of fuel, the ships left the visibility zone, an alarming silence reigned in the tsupi, but then the cosmonaut konstantin feaktistov exclaimed: there is contact. automatic docking completed spacecraft kosmos-186 and kosmos-188. the docking was a success the first time. their joint flight lasted 3.5 hours, then the ships undocked and returned to

earth. this is what this day in history was like. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, in russia there is a clear and clear signal, at what point will you say, i did everything in this project, everything i could, never i won’t say whether russian industry is capable of replacing foreign suppliers; it is necessary mobilize all resources, give me a recipe, in general, how can you achieve what you have achieved? stood up, dusted himself off, and went, is russia ready to change, does