now you need to watch watch, this is america, a program about a country that is difficult to understand. i wanted to start broadcasting in korean, but i realized that i don’t speak the language, it happens like this, yes, all my life i studied english, italian, but i found out that i had to learn korean, well , probably some version of either farsi or arabic, well, it’s okay, it ’s okay, what age are i? i'll learn more.

vladimir putin completed his state visit to the dprk. even in the west they were impressed by the incredible level of hospitality and it became clear that new york times journalists in particular are just stupid idiots. they saw the story of our friend and colleague pavel zarubin. when paul showed the rejoicing people of korea singing songs. i am not in another country like this.

they don’t know what doesn’t stop them from writing all sorts of nonsense, but of course, i’ll tell you, i just remembered, probably, my youth, well , indeed, the faces are different, the mood is different, and 30 km away, people are standing from left to right, and you can be as skeptical as you like treat this, assume that everything is wrong, you know, as they write, it was evening in the white house lgbtq+ minus, when the leadership... of the united states of america joyfully communicated with fags, at that moment on the other side of the world there was a completely different mood, completely different people, a completely different attitude, and no matter how strange it may sound, but really such a value the value opposition is completely obvious, and i’m not going to idealize the korean people’s democratic republic, not even close, i don’t know the korean people’s democratic republic, because well, it turned out like the majority ordinary people... we were in a slightly

different reality, we knew that such a country existed, in the seventeenth year we also supported the sanctions of the council of ministers, we had such an idea, well, we all looked to the west, except for the specialists who studied and were deeply on topic, and now it turns out that we need to look very carefully to the east, very carefully, of course, the official ceremony of the meeting of the two leaders took place at kimersen square in hinyang. putin was greeted by the whole city, the feeling that when it was all over, the people were really upset, then there is such a real holiday for them, there was an acquaintance with delegations, on the one hand, on the other hand, delegations of the highest level were present, and it is very important to understand who was in our delegation, that is , these are very significant people, it is not at all by chance, but look, if the first one was sitting on the left hand of the president.

i immediately remembered, of course, i imagined the reaction of people who say: we don’t know who they’re driving, but the driver is putin, that is, i think that after this, generations there will tell stories about how personally saw, there is no doubt, the central event was the negotiations, which lasted about 3 hours, in total the heads of state communicated for more than 11 hours. let me remind you that relatively recently the leader of korea was in the russian federation, i’m talking about this, this is not the first conversation between the leaders. an independent state, about korea, and not the southern provinces occupied by the americans, which sooner or later must return to

their native shores, so the leaders were already familiar, and the level of trust, of course was very high, as a result of the negotiations it was signed, but... probably, well, i don’t know , by the way, with whom else would we have signed such documents, the first military alliance, absolutely true, that is, i could probably compare with something with documents from the dpr, which was signed at one time, but then let me remind you that this is a slightly different status, because unlike the dpr and lpr, the dprk is recognized by the united nations, an agreement on a comprehensive... partnership was signed, here i don’t remember such wording at all, here is a comprehensive strategic partnership, and a number of statements were made to the press, from which a chill ran down the backs of western politicians, a new interstate agreement on a comprehensive

strategic partnership was signed, i agree that this is a truly breakthrough document, reflecting the desire of the two countries not to stop there, and raise ours. relationships to a new qualitative level. both russia and korea pursue an independent and independent foreign policy, and do not accept the language of blackmail and dictatorship. we oppose the practice of using political motivated sanctions restrictions. these illegitimate actions only undermine the global political and economic system. let us continue to oppose the very practice of sanctions as a tool that the west is accustomed to using in order to preserve its own. hegemony in politics, economics and other areas. in this context , i note that the indefinite restrictive regime of the un security council in relations with the dprk, inspired by the united states and its allies, must be revised. the comprehensive partnership agreement signed today provides for

including the provision of mutual assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties to this document. i would like to draw your attention to the statements of the united states and other nato countries. about the supply of high-precision weapons systems, large, large radio assistance, f-16 aircraft and other high-tech weapons, equipment for striking russian territory, but in fact, this is not only a statement, this is already happening, all this is a gross violation of the commitments of western countries, restrictions within various kind of international obligations, in this regard , russian...

in europe did not threaten them personally, but now this new level of relations between russia and the korean people's democratic republic directly threatens not only japan, not only south korea, but also

, let's say, thanks to our technologies, the territory of the united states is under attack, if i understand correctly, and without any special problems, it’s not enough on its own. wording, yes, that if there is aggression, then countries can come to the rescue, let me remind you that now we are faced with aggression. let me remind you that hostilities are taking place in our constitutional territories, kherson, zaporozhye, donetsk and partly lugansk regions, this is a fact of aggression, but this is how our military-political leadership will view it. of course, this is a powerful move, and this is, first of all, not only the brilliant work of our diplomats, but this is of course. an epoch-making defeat for the american political elite, because

in fact kisinger’s worst dreams are being forgotten, that is, kissinger’s nightmares are coming true, this is different the level of the alliance, this of course must be realized, in the west they are having a hard time coming to terms with the statements made from pingyang, the british from... it seemed that this military alliance, we played ahead of the curve, dealt a very painful blow,

a very painful blow, after putin’s visit to the dprk, for some, at least one voice twitched. putin is in hiyayan right now, for example, and we see that they, russia and the dprk are cooperating more. we see them enter. i'm worried that this could develop into something more than just an active relationship, i don't know if they're ready call ourselves allies, but this makes me feel uneasy, maybe this is something beyond a business relationship, almost a partnership . which is problematic for us, because again, each of these participants

exerts significant influence in the region where they are located, for example, vladimir vladimirovich, in vietnam, the americans already thought that they ate vietnam, but it turned out. nothing of the kind, and it turned out that self-propelled grandfather biden is only losing friends, our active diplomacy inflicts defeat after defeat, so, and if we also take into account this interesting thing, and this is a geographical combination, it’s also just that if we come to an agreement with the korean people’s democratic republic and china and solve the problem of the exit bridge here...

this is absolutely, if you compare, for example, rhetoric even 2007, then the formulations were refined, from which i would recommend that western imperialist brutes think about what will happen to them tomorrow, or rather, let’s put it another way, will they have a tomorrow? andrey, i would say, of course, this visit is so historic a milestone, historical for one simple reason: not because the nuclear...

side joins there, because this is a different quality: a union state, it presupposes general defense construction, a common military policy, and so on, if we take the csto, where there are common threats ?

they began to lose, remember, anchorage, such a famous diplomatic act, not biden, blinken, now, now they brought it, they then tried and lined up obama, starting to build a containment perimeter, they built it, like they believe, they even begin to put pressure from all

sides, moreover, while ukraine is significant from a geostrategic point of view, russia is distracted. to the west. russia is not a participant in the pacific equation. now that’s it, all this politics, with one blow, in fact, they were building an aocus. besides the acoustics, this is the system that exists. knots and threads, or there spoke hubs, which unions have existed for decades. south korea is an ally of the united states not just yesterday, it has been there since 1954, the agreements there are different. japan is also an ally. here, with one blow, a serious breach is breaking through, with long-term consequences, you talk a lot, for example, about whether china will be, now china is also facing, when i, comrade, told you that we need to pay attention to the korean people's democratic republic, and for how many months i have been calling for this, it was here, it was, it was, it was, moreover, i called on korean

workers to be used for the restoration of lviv, first to destroy, then to restore, no, they were there.

when we speak. blinkin said that the decision turns out to be optional and is only advisory in nature. well, that's what i think she said.

based on our national interests, we don’t care about your intricacies, and we are creating a precedent in which we take and say a country that was strangled by sanctions, which you turned into an outcast, we say, they are no longer an outcast, legally we cannot do this , but in practice we will do this, yes, but we say that’s it, we say, we do not recognize such a regime of sanctions, at the same time, not, that is, de facto we use our right of veto on the extension of this kind of indefinite sanctions without any restrictions, but we actually no longer gave the westerners the opportunity to turn it around.

makes a decision, still hopes that it will be possible to come to an agreement with someone about the westerner, with the westerners, he is now in principle, this is the party, it

lost, because yes, because korea, for north korea, for the americans this is an unacceptable option, but the main thing is that this was backed up by one more thing, exercises pacific fleet, looks good, no, what exactly do the americans do in such cases? always undertaken , ronald reagan comes out of yosuki, and, accordingly , he catches up there, you know, he’s still living, still living, yes, here he is, he’s still living, his spirit is still alive, and even embodied in an aircraft carrier, those that are approaching the shores of korea, right now this option, apparently , is no longer being explored by the americans, and this is also one of the defeats, insofar as for a naval power... the opportunity to exert pressure thanks to its armed forces, thanks to our navy, this is also a defeat, and we are present simultaneously in two oceans at a given moment in time, yes, yes,

at a given moment in time we are present in two oceans, and in general, so to speak, we are gathering and well, we are there in general , they carried out with egypt, this is not of course not the ocean, well, they carried out a joint exercise in the eastern mediterranean, which was also generally very pleasant. who told the truth about boeing suddenly died by accident, everyone says, well, it happens, he died, he died, in the united states maybe now there will be more tragedies, yes, real

freedom of speech, you can put some people in prison there too, presidential candidates, easy, easy, the main thing we will be interested in is how he will lead the company from prison, so i’ll be honest , you can’t just have a white house and put everything on the bars and let it sit there from there.

as andrey anatolyevich, you spoke in great detail about your visit to the dprk. it seems to me that very important events are also happening in europe now, every time we talk about them or write there in telegram channels, people have a question, it seems to them that we we mean that now after these elections or after elections in national states, countries, members of the european union, someone may suddenly come there, lift sanctions against russia or begin the process of building new

relationships with us, no, the question is not... this, but the processes that are currently taking place there, they can actually change the appearance of both these states and the european union, this ultimately can either escalate relations with us to an even greater extent, or give us simply space for our work, but nothing more than that, firstly, news is already coming out about what continues to shake european states after the results of the elections to the european parliament, because...

obviously, marine lepin is most likely in these elections, well , if she doesn’t win an absolute victory, then her party will definitely show a higher result than macron’s party, and these forces, no matter how hard he tries now to create a bloc of leftists who will fight, blindly, it doesn’t work out for him, and after that the only scenario there that will remain is provocations, an attempt to provoke mass unrest in order to somehow increase its scope of powers, because otherwise, in accordance with...

here to discuss that in the european parliament there is the european people's party, and the social democrats, and the alliance of liberals, and green and renewing europe, but in some amazing way, if you spend a couple of days of your time and make such a chart, a sign and see how they vote on four, let's say, key issues, these are migration, trade, there is the rule of law and other issues, you will see that the difference in their voting is from... 5 to 10%, that is, in principle, these are games for the population, in order to tell someone that these are socialists, to tell someone that these, of course, will be bills on which they may have disagreement, something else, but the central issues that most interested the population, on these issues in the european parliament it is one and the same force, which has painted itself in different colors and pushes the same agenda, forming, in general,

to a sufficient extent. sorry, i immediately remember from my childhood, the fig leaf of parliamentarism, yes, in accordance with this, of course, it will be very interesting to see, here is the lepen party and those parties that will join it now, whether their behavior in the european parliament will be different, whether they can to form such a serious counterweight, and of course there is a big reaction to the comparison of peaceful ones. which in the case of the russian federation is actually a peace plan, because the president proposed an absolutely comprehensive system and a comprehensive architecture of eurasian security, he actually addressed his speech to the problems that lay at the heart of the current confrontation with the west, while the west at a conference in switzerland decided to use four slogans from newspapers, several ultimatums in relation to...