eighty-second year, the twelfth congress of the cpc, the policy of equidistance, when they went chinese year, this is before gorbachev, began to do again on japan namely. relations between china and russia, it is true already of the new bourgeois russia, it continued and it turned out that it turns out, so to speak, both countries. can build these relations on

a very constructive basis, although then 30 years ago, when, so to speak, the russian federation only just appeared, in the west everyone was absolutely sure that so to speak, this soviet-chinese conflict, it will spread to the new, so to speak, post-soviet russia, and in general, as many joked at that time, so to speak, it is important, the most important challenge to security in the 20th century will be the tense situation on the chinese-finnish border. but everything went according to a different scenario: russia and china built normal, constructive mutually beneficial relations, and it turned out that interest is a much more significant, so to speak, support for building these relations than any kind of ideological constructs. moscow and beijing is interested in mutual rapprochement in the sphere of trade, in the sphere of big politics, well, in the sphere of big.

not in relation to anyone, this is generally the basic chinese approach. china can, of course, fight terribly with america, but the volume of trade with america is absolutely colossal, yes, they do not intend to reduce it of their own free will. at the same time, so to speak, china is preparing for a serious military clash with the united states of america, so they are increasing their strategic nuclear arsenals, increasing the power of their navy, which already surpasses american ships somewhere. china wrote that this is directed

against the usa, of course not, china's political culture excludes such a thing, but the question is, against whom is all this directed, that's exactly how to say china believes that taiwan is part of china, therefore china will defend itself, the americans think so, no, i don't think so at all. according to official papers, everyone thinks so, but according to international papers, well, according to papers, paper doesn't blush, as you know, that's realpolitik american, it is a little different, this concerns taiwan, and the south china sea and much, much more, and in any case in

the national security strategy, which was adopted under trump, and under biden, in fact, so to speak, continued, china is called the enemy. number one, yes, but this does not mean that china calls america its number one enemy, the military, it is not the same thing, china is just saying: listen, we were colossally behind in the number of nuclear stockpiles, we are just engaged in our security, we do not enter into alliances against anyone, let me remind you that america , through obama, proposed a 1+1 alliance to china, well, i also remember obama, that is, maybe this idea was clinton's, right?

as it sees fit, yes, china, it is true , has lived through a very serious experience, acquired the interwar and war period, too serious an experience to say so, to think so, i am not a sinologist, so i cannot draw such conclusions, but so to speak politely,

china, as a rule, feels justly offended for the history of the late 19th century the beginning of the 20th century, remembers it well... that is why it is engaged, in particular, in building up its military-strategic balance, so that the tragedy does not repeat itself, when 20 percent, i think, of the chinese population, well , was practically destroyed by drugs, therefore china simply does not want a repetition of this western colonization, yes, of course, of course, these attempts by america to command and for the chinese this is definitely a continuation of this colonization trend and... which is completely unacceptable for the chinese, and this, by the way, is a very good basis, i repeat, for russian-chinese rapprochement, because for russia, after the holy nineties, this is also unacceptable, and in the nineties, both russia and china, de facto,

sought a pragmatic alliance with america, yes, yes, just with the arrival of vladimir vladimirovich and then with the arrival of... we demand from china, we demand from iran, yes, we are somehow accustomed to demand from them, let's, each country has its own interests. it will be interesting, there will be employees, there won't be, this must be understood very clearly, this must be understood very clearly, this is precisely realpolitik implies that it is necessary to analyze, therefore it is much calmer, just as is also happening now between iran and israel, yes, now iran is in

uniquely good relations with russia, but also, but we remember how just a few decades ago it was believed that there are two satans, yes, the big shaitan and... this is america, little this is us, and it is clear why? because, again, if we consider the system of relations, each country has its own specific historical issues. and i was born into a working-class jewish family, this is

such a working-class district in kiev shulyavka, solomenko, if anyone knows, we always sorted out our relationships there, in a yard-like manner, that is, there were normal, pugnacious ones, we were all post-war children there, pugnacious, we fought, i was absolutely such a yard boy, and until someone suddenly shouted at you, "live." the same question: why do we always, well, okay, if i'm a jew, i have

german citizenship, why should we every time, i should take a position in which i should defend israel just because i i was born a jew, i love israel, my mom and dad are buried there, my mother died a month ago in israel, i have my own graves there, but i am a citizen of germany, and i grew up in the soviet union, i feel russian, i... this is today's logic, if by that andrey and i talked for a long time before

the program, we did not touch on this topic, but we talked about many different issues, but i just want to remind you, well andrey, well if we take minecamp, then the beginning of minecamp was laid by alfred rosenberg, who spoke russian language, was brought up in the russian empire had a direct relationship, including to all these ideologies of terrorism graduated. graduated from the bauman institute, therefore, well, of course, when i talked to the son of rudolf hess, who told me that when he was one year old, he sat on hitler's lap and just that, and he was born just on the day, in november, just on the day of kristallnacht, and he says: that's where kristallnacht was, i don't know that, my dad told me later when he saw him in prison, which he tried to stop, and at that time they were exterminating jews, and they were exterminating jews, all this was not because... jews were terrorists, but simply because there were jews, this animal hatred, so

when i hear this, when i perceive this, i just want to remind you, i will not speak for long today, i just want to remind you that during the war, if you and i were sitting in the same trench, and we could have ended up, well, not by age, but approximately we could have ended up in the same trench against the germans, against the fascists, against the country in which i am, from which i now have a passport, you would be a political scientist.

listen to it once, but there really was a bullet, the bullet missed me, so that they don’t speak falsely, the jews didn’t fight, they perverted everything alive, this is boris slutsky, yes, but here we are talking about something else, andrei spoke of the country, that is, that is, several times, but i carefully, well, i just don’t want us to delve into this topic, i perceive all this very acutely, andrei understood this, you know this well, you understand this well, the israeli question is the question of,

that today, first of all, today is the israeli new year, so since i am a jew here.

in germany there is the same problem as everywhere, leaving it, they create a certain degree of tension, which is necessary for germany today, so that the internal part does not explode, there were serious problems there, now, when there was shelling of israel, hundreds and thousands of people took to the streets, who exactly like that...

so as not to give them the opportunity for one of these, for one of these directions to strengthen, possibly influence the internal the situation in germany. alexander, excuse me, but is there a body in germany that counts how many shiites there are in the country, how many sunnis? well, in general, counting is definitely a job that should be done, of course, there are a lot of germany, and you know why it is being conducted like this, a lot, forgive me, i'm talking about something completely different now. let's say, look, andrei touched on the topic of israel, alexander viktorovich, but he didn't react very painfully, because the genetic memory of the jewish people, they heard, and i'm a russian jew, 2024, the world is taking measures against russians, not

seen since the nazi germany of the thirties, supposedly civilized baltic.

and measures towards russian people, the most diverse nationalities and confessions of faith, the most diverse, they incite not national, they raise it to the level of a country, when for the fact of birth, when for the fact of your citizenship you are already for them an untermensch subhuman, when the baltic bastard, and i can’t call their political leadership anything else, allows itself...

and what your mercenaries are doing is a crime against humanity, and you are for everything answer, and we are people of a different culture, a different history, we are on the side of good, that is why

russia always wins, no matter what, it was, it is and it will be, our cause is just and victory will be ours. now we will continue advertising after it in a new composition.

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i watched fragments here. downed ukronazi products, well, that they have a polenitsa there and so on, well yes, there are fragments of the engine, no binomial theorem, but it is clear, that we need to take it very seriously, we see how localization is happening, so to speak, politely, while ukraine has a lot of experience in localizing western weapons in its time, somewhere around the fourteenth year, they began actively...