on saturday night into sunday. i returned from the kursk region, but decided to see for myself what was there, how it was there, i walked through the places of battles with the ukrainian scum, the deputy commander of the 810th separate guards marine brigade with the call sign istina, took me through the village from where the enemy was driven out there in 3 days, i was amazed by the amount of nato equipment and two abandoned submarines, they spare neither people nor machines, according to the special forces commander akhmat, deputy head of the main department. in political work

of the russian ministry of defense, general-majoranovych luuddinova, with whom i also spoke on the spot, the ukrainian command had been preparing this attack for a long time, but everything did not go according to plan, let's watch the film, and then return to the studio. here in this place, the valiant marines unraveled and destroyed the nazi vermin, who thought that they would parade here, killing our civilians, humiliating our old people and grandfathers, i repeat. the path that their

nazi predecessors took, for the fate of hitler and the nato creature and zelensky will be the same, here the whole earth is strewn with bodies ukrainian nazis, as truth correctly said, it is not for you to offend an old man, it is for you to collide with your children and grandchildren, therefore that lvov scum, who, having put on a nazi helmet... mocked our old man, i will not be surprised if she has already found her eternal death on russian soil, and truth is his fighters, real heroes, truth is always near, victory will be ours, how old are you truth, 37, deputy commander of the 810th brigade

. seriously, rank of lieutenant colonel, 37 lieutenant colonel, which means you will be a general in 42, the war will end, i will go to my family, many children, two, two girls, handsome, still far from father semerov's father, didn't expect to see the ukrop here heroes of sevastopol, didn't expect , good for the teeth, got it hard, in 2 days the eighty-second brigade was completely dismantled. one of our anti-tank rifles, seven boxes in half an hour, just dismantled, now a satellite is driving there, it turns out we got into a small ambush, it was 3 days ago, here we accepted the battle, they got some wounded, retreated, found a british cougar, well quickly brought it here, seriously, the stra strikers are already working for us too, normal, as far as prepared? exactly from that side, so,

well, according to communication with prisoners, according to documents, they took courses in may, june, monthly courses, here are the elementary basics, defense, attack, so their task was to move to the nuclear power plant in the shortest possible time and gain a foothold, so tell me that this is a truck, so whose production. that the americans are bastards, where did you pick it up, kursk region, we will not disclose the inhabitant, the column was ambushed, our ambush, so they hid in the forest, we smoked them out there, well, they were left there to rot, they lie there and they were driven here, that's all started, disassembled from these, the car goes very well, goes very well, but when we drove it out - we bounced a little and went through other fields. route and either our

drone or not our drone flew in, then the car started to heat up, well, almost got there, 3 km left. i am crimean, my father graduated from novosip, served in the union, then it turned out that we stayed in crimea, well then in kersh served with ansanich, now the commander of the forty-second division, we also have a lot of crimean guys, here is the omega battalion, that's all crimeans, so the enemy definitely didn't expect to see you here, no, they didn't expect you, we managed to stabilize the situation, yes, we stopped them, that's 100%, they have no progress, they don't have such a free advance anymore, because they moved as they wanted, we went into a populated kmp to deploy, we wake up in the morning. 26 units, and five of us are standing with the riflemen, well, that's it, we dispersed them normally, there was communication, artillery was aimed, everything is fine, we worked, that is, they were sure that in two or three days, yes, they had, yes, yes, they had a task, they had rations

for 2-3 days, that was their task to advance as much as possible, as much as possible, where they encounter a clash, to pass, pass, that's it. in order to enter the territory of russia, to dig in more than one large city, they had a specific goal, that is, it was a thought-out act, yes, yes, well, i'm talking about those close to the fact of nuclear terrorism, that is , to seize a nuclear power plant, well then i think so, perhaps somewhere

to make some kind of exchange or there are conditions, of course, well, that is, it is such an act of desperation, well, i think yes, judging by the fact that they have amassed such a fist here and so many... forces have been pulled in here, equipment, an immeasurable amount of equipment, we are just kind of tired of burning it, but it is burning, it is burning very badly, and well, i say, our boxes are dismantling them, very well, let 's give credit to our mihvods, commanders, well done, everything is organized, but it is strange that they have put people who have only had a month of training in such a stuffed equipment, i noticed, here is a column moving, they have pickups in front of them, moving, it seems to me that there are some curators sitting there, mercenaries, the foreigners who supervise them, give them a task, that is, they control this matter, but when they start clashes, they quickly disappear, these comrades , we simply destroy them, no one needs them,

no one evacuates them, no one saves them, they are abandoned here, rotting on our russian soil, that's all, i know this for sure, vitali, how old are you, 36, 36, family?

uh, the weights there turn around and vygihayut, that's us, and before us came the seventh, eighth company, well, i don't know where their positions are, what they occupied there and what, well, that's something else altogether separate, this is one battalion, and the branches and there they have command, everything else does not report to us like that, how did i get into the tape, i surrendered myself, when we were defeated, i ran into the forest, sat there overnight and in the morning, not in the morning, but somewhere closer to lunch i surrendered and walked. and a group of people were walking, we called them, they did not even see us, well , they all surrendered without weapons, without anything, i threw away the weapons , that is, i did not want to fight at all, what surprised me was that yours does not take back either its two-hundred or three-hundred, they just abandon everything

very large losses, here the enemy must was to go to the crossroads and control the roads, control the roads. all this was recorded on the bird, here we gave them a fight, they were leaving the populated area, i will not name them, here they rolled back here, here the striker was standing, here the group entered from the left. from the right, they shouted that they 300-300 surrender, moved towards them, they opened fire to kill, unfortunately, there was one of our 200, two 300, but then there was no talk of any, later the whole group was destroyed here, by the way, this is their practice, we have already met them more than once moments when the wounded, we surrender, the group moves out, there is an ambush, here they have with... for some reason, i don't know why they emphasize this, it is the wounded who surrender by interceptions there, when we were in

the settlement, when i told you about the column, the pos comes out to me and says: there in such-and-such house such-and-such number the wounded are surrendering, then we naturally didn't go, because well it was strange, according to the interception it turned out that there was a drg, they met us, they were waiting for us, that is, it was a decoy, and this is practiced by them, that's why trust in...

the ukrainians all have documents with them, passports, military ids, cards, certificates, certificates there, that they took courses there, incomprehensible, they took courses for a month in may-june, travel sheets, correspondence, educational signs, there were triangles , they gave them everything, they had curators, we combed all these landings, completely, we combed everything completely, because the drg was sitting, solitary... shoots, so these landings are now full of corpses, but

they didn't take the corpse, they don't take it, they don't at all they take them, that is, they don’t care, i’ll even say more, they just leave them, they don’t take them at all, they took the rifles, yeah, well, the caps. at the first stage, when they were moving quickly, why so quickly, it seems like we had large minefields, it was a planned action, i think they, and all this, also the foreign curators planned the whole thing, they calculated, calculated, they passed, well they knew, they knew, i think, they kept observations for a long time, most likely, they gave a sea of ​​equipment, a lot of equipment, that is... such a quantity is not on i haven't seen it in one direction, i haven't seen so much equipment anywhere, i'm telling you, they have leopards here, they have bradleys

here, really, really, that is, it turns out that they not only seriously prepared for this, but even abandoned their gold background, i think so, that is, so far we haven't seen only the f16, we even saw the challenger here, the challenger, i 'm telling you, that's what i specifically saw - these are leopards, bradleys, cossacks, coguars, strikers. rochelle, canadian, these machines, well, not only saw them and burned them, here it turns out, they don't have starlink advantages, none at all, yes, and for them a friend immediately comes.

therefore, we have to knock them out now and align this line, as you say, which we are doing now, but we have already built up the rear, of course, of course, definitely, to move further into the depths, our task was to organize logistics , comprehensive support, we do all this, now we have everything on time, supply, protection, evacuation, this is the most important thing, to organize communication, so that it is, this is also very important, interaction with our neighbors is mandatory, just where 80.

on the move, they simply abandoned it, even closed it, everything as it should be, we didn’t take them, we mined the approaches there and set up an ambush, we have everything, and what if, well, if they abandon the equipment, it means they can’t provide logistics for the landing, they can’t, they can’t, here at this stage they can’t, that’s for sure, here they failed, they all have a reserve of two canisters, they have 30-40 liters there, there was enough fuel to get to the nuclear power plant. and you were right in saying that there was a psychological impact from the beginning, that’s what there are many of them, a lot of equipment, this is also their school, i

am 100% sure, this is all their school. handsome, well, the signs were hastily applied, you see, so it was already a new batch, because

they had instructions, there is exactly 30 by 40, triangles, tough. here it was already spit, now there will be one rollover, he just turned over, he is whole, one fathom, a hummer, well and then what we will go and go into the houses where the enemy entered, adopted a circular defense there, yeah, but our cleanup groups knocked him out, they all hid here, those who were not finished off, were later destroyed, here cleared everything out completely, the balo group, the engraver, well done, bye... we 're burning them here, as they say, they still don't understand how to fight us, but they always try to come from behind, or from the side, or from the flank, but they can't do it, and they came to me with how many nine units, but they couldn't do it, after that there were two fire ambushes, they were waiting for them, so the marines are working as they should, they're great, she just left in one piece, well, he didn't follow the traffic rules, all this

is their work, they started shooting at houses with machine guns, why did they think about ambushes? well, i think, they they didn't think anything anymore, i think they didn't even understand, there was panic, yes, there was panic, they were beating, just like that, who hid here, did they give it to them? they were destroyed, there are also people lying along the road, well, i hope the residents at least didn't leave, the residents of 810. evacuated, i report, well done, they didn't want to, they were crying, at first they didn't want to, then they came, they say, guys, that's it, let's go, everything is clear, and

so in principle, the people are all great, they don't lose heart, they understand everything, i also want to note that many are helping, in the dense areas there are cars parked right there, there are under evacuation three hundredths of a water there is this with... a civilian machine and i also want to note the work of our commander mongol, that in the shortest possible time, in the shortest possible time,

he transferred our units, and we were able to hold off the enemy, did not allow him to advance further, the shortest possible time, it was very fast, in fact, this is very important, first of all, two battalion mobilized people came here, these guys pulled up , did the job here, what is important is that you did not stop pressing on the main section of the application, of course, you press there and here, of course, handsome, the expectation that we would stop pressing and throw the best units to eliminate the breakthrough did not work, of course, we threw the best, but not all, of course, we are working on all fronts, on all fronts, everyone sees the result. once again, i ask you to note that in our, in our ranks, there are no five-hundredths, this is very important, of course, no,

i see they are still in good condition, yes, a cossack, yes, you see, the characteristic holes of a thirty-millimeter caliber, that 's how the armor is, we are from the enemy somewhere one and a half to two kilometers, more. but individuals by the way we are free to go, they haven't finished the fpv yet, and i told them they have a weak fp, but on the first day we stopped near the tower, one flew up, shot down once, the second and so about eight just on a flat place , like that, we didn't click anything from the shooter. and i think, what nonsense? somehow everything is simple, apparently for them - everything is very sad. what is remembered about this

day in history, we will tell you right now. hello. on august 19, 1806 , the ship nadezhda with captain ivan returned to kranshtat from the first russian round-the-world voyage kruzenshtern. the sloop niva of yuri lisyansky also took part in the expedition. we sailed through the baltic, the north sea, the atlantic ocean, rounded the izgorn, went deep into the pacific ocean, delivered provisions to the russian colonies in north america, took furs, which we sold in china, bought tea, porcelain, shalk and pearls, delivered the first russian embassy headed by count nikolai rizanov to japan, the same rezanov about whom the rock opera yunonaya avos was written. the travelers explored usiamura, discovered islands in the northern part of the pacific ocean, mapped. kodiak, the southern coast of kamchatka, sakhalin, the kuril islands, studied currents, collected samples of marine flora and fauna, data on tides, and the atmosphere on pressure. kruzenshtern and lisyansky are considered

the founders of oceanography. their works with descriptions of nature, life and traditions of peoples still have scientific value. on august 19 , 1934, adolf hitler united the highest positions of germany, chancellor and president, in his person. this happened 2 weeks after the death of the former president, the elderly paul von hindenburg. it was he who in january thirty-third appointed hitler chancellor, after which the country began to hunt communists and left-wing dissenters. hindenburg praised hitler when he simply killed his competitors, the stormtrooper commanders. he approved the creation of the ss. the seriously ill president was not thinking clearly and once even mistook his protege for the kaiser, addressed him as your majesty. after his death. swore allegiance personally to hitler, and not to the country or the constitution, on that day a referendum was held on the transfer of presidential powers to the chancellor, almost 90%

the population answered yes, hitler... proclaimed the fuhrer under the slogan one people, one empire, one leader, he received absolute power and germany moved forward along the path of the most brutal terror of nationalistic madness, which led to its complete collapse. on august 19, 1960, a soviet rocket sent belka and strelka into orbit, the first living creatures to visit space and return... all safe and sound, they chose mongrel dogs for their endurance and unpretentiousness. there were other criteria: weight no more than 6 kg, height up to 35 cm, light color, to better observe through television cameras. dogs were trained on a vibration stand, in centrifuges, forced to wear suits with sensors, to be in a confined space. the americans, they had previously launched primates, and unsuccessfully, used anesthesia, and we trained dogs to climb into a special container if something went

wrong. not here wanted. the squirrel arrow flew around our planet 17 times. after the fourth turn , the squirrel got nervous, her health worsened, but the arrow endured the entire journey without problems. four-legged astronauts safely returned to earth and became heroes. the container on the ground, it landed exactly where it was expected. and how joyful it was to meet the traveler with intact nevresin tires, eagerly flying into the earthly scents. this flight was prepared and supervised personally by sergei. korolev, otherwise how could a man be launched into space? books have been written and films made about the pioneering dogs. by the way, belka and strelka lived to a ripe old age at the institute of aviation and space medicine. on august 19, 1991, early in the morning , troops were brought into moscow. 400 servicemen, about 400 tanks, armored personnel carriers, infantry fighting vehicles. all tv channels showed the ballet swan lake. so on...

yanayev, kgb chairman vladimir kryuchkov, defense minister dmitry yazov, with the exception of president mikhail gorbachev. he was isolated at his dacha in foros, and there are still disputes about whether he knew about the plans of the puchists. they created the state emergency committee, the state emergency committee. declared their goal - to preserve the ussr, to overcome the crisis of anarchy, but thousands of muscovites took to the streets in protest, the resistance was led by president and the government of the rsfsr. three young people died blocking the path of military equipment. the puchists never dared to actually use force. they were arrested three days later, and one committed suicide. instead of saving the union, they achieved the opposite, and the ussr finally ceased to exist four months later. in

december.

let's translate it from official language into understandable language, it's not that bad if it exists.