on the eve of teacher's day, vladimir putin held a video conference with the finalists of the all-russian professional competitions in the field of education. the president separately thanked teachers from donbass, novorus and border regions of russia for their courage and loyalty to their professional duty. the head of state's special attention.

history, social studies and so on, and we did this very timely, it has a good result, because if we...

the battle of stalingrad, well, it's strange , you know, it's just incredible, we have 27 million the country lost people during the second world war, during the great patriotic war, countries like great britain lost somewhere around 350 or 4000, you see, the entire wehrmacht was concentrated on the eastern front, in fact 80%, yes, and for some reason in our textbooks the battle of stalingrad was mentioned in passing, well... but of course, this is the orientation, that is, in the information space, this leads to what, and of course, if we continue like this, not remembering diversity, not remembering nationality, then you will never have a future, this absolutely, i have the impression that someone was trying to educate our new younger generation this way on purpose.

at a very early age, of course, we should teach a child certain basic things from a young age, this all speaks about what to lay down, but i repeat, everything should be within reasonable limits, of course, here we need to talk to specialists, someone says at the age of five, i want to be a soldier, well , he takes a toy machine gun, plays with it, yes, someone else does it differently. goes, but, but these are

children, you understand, they have a certain level of development, you need to work with children based on this level of development, these are subtle things, of course, you know, i 've been involved in wrestling all my life, yes, we used to say that the younger the child, the athlete, the future, the more experienced the coach should be working with him, that's how it is, that's such a... everything needs to be compared with the level of their development, everything should be subordinated to the interests of the child, but what i said about the fact that it's not by chance that these stable expressions have arisen among our people, as it means that he has absorbed something from mother's milk, but this says that basic values, basic things carefully.

accessible for such an age, of course, it is necessary to bring it carefully to the youngest children, linking this concept of homeland, country, linking it with mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, brother or sister, with younger or older, it is necessary to do this very carefully, well , of course, this is the right, very necessary work, i certainly support you, thank you for talking about this, the conversation is important, who remembers that practically?

cnn happily broadcasting to the whole world, they were conveniently placed with cameras opposite them, and to this day the truth about what happened is unknown, how many people died, who shot, we really still don’t know, here in yekaterinburg we have a museum of the first president of russia boris nikolaevich yelitsin, i think that it definitely should be there, it definitely should be there, but the exposition should be truthful, but inside there, so that there really is a conversation about something important, about something honest, so that later we are not surprised, because in the non-airless space the stories about

the battle of stalingrad, after all, it wasn’t in a vacuum that they tried to destroy the memory of the victorious people, after all, this same man who with... said then in washington that the idol of communism has been defeated, god bless america, and russia too, was there anything more humiliating in the history of our country, when now in yekaterinburg in this museum they show schoolchildren a video, and do you think who wrote this text? nikita sergeevich mikhalkov made several brilliant programs that reveal the whole essence, so there must definitely be a museum, but there must be be true, positive, if you find, and

negative, they are just empty words and such a continuous spruce, especially since we are still paying for the tragedy of the nineties. this must also be remembered, so as not to repeat these mistakes, this must be remembered, so as not to become like the west, where the concept of homeland and statehood is becoming increasingly blurred. another example, the european commission is suing hungary over the law on the protection of sovereignty, because european countries cannot have any sovereignty, but a vasal.

europe is no longer the main priority the us, the main priority of the us is the us, which is normal and fair. the second priority is china. that is, this is to show like know your place, this is also not by chance, the french minister of defense calls russia the main threat, the balts are pulling up that russia must certainly lose, it's not

just about ukraine, the west does not need russia as a competitor in africa, in the arctic, in asia, in the middle east, russia. they are simply terribly scared, terribly scared, and i look at these people and ask myself a question, here how do you imagine? a dialogue with them, well, just the head of the british foreign ministry, a person who, probably, must be, well, some education, at least something in his head, so he says such a text. probably, the thing is that transgender women do not have ovaries, but as i understand it, the cervix is ​​something that can be obtained after various procedures, hormonal treatment of everything else. another gynecologist, and the brain, but

when a gynecologist becomes the head of the eu, i understand, we have the example of ursula vonderlaen, when the british foreign secretary starts talking about transgender people and that as a result of some procedures you can get a cervix in a store or something, i mean, what the hell is this guy talking about?

1982, what the hell has been happening in the world since the first lebanon war, israel has moved its security zone 80 km to the south of lebanon, what is the israeli army doing here in beirut? the answer is that now we are dealing with imperialist israel, which solves his problems in a foreign country sends world opinion to hell. a certain number of years have passed, and what do we see?

they still kill him, yes, but don't negotiate then, because as

iranian officials report, they warned everyone that they were preparing to eliminate him, but he stayed on lebanese territory because he said, well, that's it, they apparently gave him some guarantees and now, when the white house asks and, of course, what citizen matthew miller said about hamas, that's from the other side.

but ultimately, we want to achieve diplomatic settlement. this was the case, for example, with rafah, not only with rafah, but with other cities. we never adhered to this, we never sought a diplomatic settlement of relations with hamas. well, okay, how about negotiations on a ceasefire? we wanted to achieve. what, you created hamas in order to strike a blow at the palestine liberation organization and other competitors, you were behind the creation of hamas, it was then that all these investigations appeared, what crazy money was spent, including from europe and the us, precisely for the maintenance of hamas. bibi netanyahu said

that hamas should be supported as a counterweight to other organizations. well, how can you talk to these people about anything, just about what? they are dangerous and crazy, they are controlled by a person who does not understand anything at all. well, look at this madman named biden: he is in the state of maryland, as i understand it, he is vacationing there again, there is a terrible natural disaster in his country, there are wars that he has unleashed all over the world, this is... here he is they say: well listen, i would like to ask you, do you support the israeli attack on the iranian nuclear facility? my answer is no, and i think we will discuss with the israelis what they are going to do, but the g7 countries agree that they have the right to respond, but they must respond

proportionally, what does proportion mean? where again, how interesting, yes, that in the west there is little intelligence, but in africa, especially the former, suddenly begin to understand in fact what is happening, the truth, here is the ex-president of tabumbeki, on september 6, twenty fourth year, the question of multipolarity, the reason is very acute, in the us there was the doctrine of paul wolfowitz, paul wolfowitz, a republican, he put forward a proposal, it was... after the collapse of the soviet union, that the us should never allow any country in the world to be so influential as to threaten any us interests. this doctrine leaked into the newspapers was criticized even by the new york times, because it was too imperialistic, but this concept has never left us national security policy. that's why

many people in the us say that the war in ukraine is a us war against russia using ukrainians. the goal is to defeat the russians. to make sure that there is no power in the world, as wolfowitz said, that could challenge us interests. the russians will never agree to ukraine becoming a member of nato. do not forget that these are people who lost 25-30 million people during world war ii. i believe that this war in ukraine can only be resolved in the context of discussing this multipolar problem. dmitry. speaks the pure truth, because, of course, the wolfets doctrine was criticized in the newspapers, well then he himself was involved in various scandals, but in fact, but this was the official doctrine of the united states, and you know, there was no collusion, so my second point

is macron's word on his speech, but it's scary, what you just showed in the program. this is a man who is shaking, well, he is scared, even if he spoke in french, but he is scared from the realization that the sovereign, that is, the united states, can from him turn away, that they will suddenly find other things to do, this is france, this is a state that until very recently, by the way, even by...

they no longer know what the problem is there, they don’t know whose serfs they are, because one master is insane, well, in my opinion, there’s nothing to comment on here, and which of the other two?

and so that we live in one big yelsin center, because the tragedy of our perception of the absolutely black events

of september 3-4, october 3-4, ninety-three is that there were quite a lot of people who wanted to celebrate it as a holiday, i i remember it all very well, and i can tell you: there were quite a lot of them, many of them were in power, the holiday, the burned parliament in the center of moscow, this crazy president who makes incoherent speeches, you know, i will say that after that, right in 1993, at the end, a few weeks later, i was carried away to the united states, those were still the united states,

this brings, i am afraid that in the russian elite of that time, thank god, now it is basically not the russian elite and not in russia, i think that the ratio was very different from that in the us, where there were smart people who understood, but also the very last, literally for 30 seconds, i look at what is happening in the us, around the middle east, around everything, i have a complete feeling that something has broken down in their decision-making mechanism. they don’t have a common line, they speak out of tune, they begin to act out of tune, this is the most dangerous situation, the situation of a breakdown of the traditional

decision-making mechanism in a system like the us, threatens very serious consequences, threatens uncontrolled escalation, we need to be very vigilant. strongly, nikolai, speaking about the appearance of textbooks in our country, in our country, our textbooks, which had not a word or very little about the battle of stalingrad, the president said a very important thing, well, he said it so softly, as he usually does, that it was not an accident that someone wanted to educate our children without knowledge of the victims and heroism of the great patriotic war, of course it was, well of course it was, that is why there were textbooks at first soros's, then ours, it seems, but these paragraphs were small and that is why the president set the task of making a single textbook. history, it has finally appeared. you, vladimirevich, remembered the yeltsin center. and that video that is still playing at the entrance. i was there, i watched that video. without going into details,

i want to say that russian history is analyzed there from the point of view of such a refined liberal, assessments are given, accordingly, which, well, in general, with which it is impossible to agree, but there is one interesting detail, there is no emperor alexander ii there at all , he is not there at all, he is simply not there, i thought when i watched this video, i thought why exactly he disappeared, you know, when the special military operation began, it clicked for me, as they say, i understood why he was not there, because it was this russian tsar who said that russia has only two allies, its army and navy, well, this alone was enough to remove him from russian history, there is no alexander ii, there is no quote, so the allies are everything the rest, except for the army and navy, the army and navy are not needed, that was the idea that was laid down, well, and speaking of course about the tragic events of october

ninety-three...

he somehow suppressed the opposition, although there were a lot of demonstrations there, but what was achieved, it seems to me, we can state that israel killed its moral rightness in a year, that's what israel did.

the competition of ideas and money there was a sensation, and what a sensation, there was tension inside america, outside of it, what is the remaining intrigue, why do we need to watch and follow now, this is america, a program about a country that is difficult to understand, it is easy to get confused in the facts when you see only part of the overall picture. the pursuit of views changes entire locations, it is easy to do, we will expose all the fakes, we watch to know everything about russia, the best historical series. we watch, we watch in

the application or on the website. i will not go into the details of today's conflict now, because this is not our conflict, but you and i, looking at what is happening in the middle east, we look from the point of view of humanity, israel had a lot of moral baggage based on... what

was happening during?