liquidate, because it is not unprofitable from the economic point of view for those, for that big capital, which now well creates, dictates, dictates the weather, dictates policy in farl. thank you, thank you very much, misha, the head of our european bureau, mikhail antonov on the direct line berlin and germany. continuing the conversation, amused.

to be popular, look. support for ukraine in europe does not look as constant as at the beginning of the year. populist parties that oppose support for ukraine are on the rise after the successes of the right-wing party an alternative for germany, marine le pen's national rally in france and the freedom party in austria. the bloc, with only 84 of the 720 members of parliament, is limited in its capabilities, but shows that the situation is changing in putin's favor. even more serious are the hints that not only germany but also representatives of other major governments are beginning to believe that kiev will have to agree to some kind of land deal in exchange for peace. haris has won over republican lischenie, former congress women lost her seat in wyoming, the candidate who supported trump and is sharpening all her teeth on him. lis is the daughter of wildly cheney, of course, whom many consider the most influential vice president in us history according to

camela's plan, she will help her to win over the republicans who do not like trump to her side. zachary will take part in the campaign in the swing states and former us president barack obama, in general, they are using all their forces now, who have enormous authority among the democrats. cnn claims that obama will hold a rally in pennsylvania this week, hesitant. in the same state, in the town of butler, where they tried to kill trump, he held his rally.

i like it, i understand it, but he also needs to fight back, when he is attacked, he needs to fight back, he only wants the best for this country, the business of politics can be very mean and ruthless, here it is always one day yes, another day no, one day they are on your side, another day they are not, and this is a business in which you need to be very tough have thick skin, the business of high fashion gave me this, because i came to milan completely alone, to paris all alone. to new york all alone, so you have to be really strong to stand on your own two feet. they didn't want to deal with me because of my political affiliation. it's still going on, i think it's still cancel culture, and that trend is still going on. why was it important for him to come back to the battle? for 16 heartbreaking seconds during the shootout , time stood still as this vicious monster unleashed pure evil from his.

cleared out completely, this is one of the last settlements that separates our military from mirnograd, a satellite city of pokrovsk. belausov noted the exploits of the motorized riflemen, who from the first days of the special operation carried out tasks in the hottest areas during the liberation of ilisichansk and ovdeevka, as well as in the chernigov, marinsky, krasnolimansky and just pokrovsk direction. confidence that the fighters will continue to reliably. national interest every

day, bringing victory closer, what is on the front right now, look. good morning. the russian army is rapidly developing an offensive along the entire donetsk front, here this is how our military destroys ukrainian armored vehicles near pokrovsk, drone operators force the vehicle to stop, the second strike from a portable missile system finishes off the enemy bmp. from the special operation zone came reports of the liberation of the village of tsukurina. are moving to the west of the settlement. under the threat of encirclement, the ukrainian military fled their positions. steel vice and advance units are taken from selidovo. the british tv channel fo news reports that russian attack aircraft are breaking through the ukrainian defense with unprecedented speed. we have had to

change positions three times in the last month because the front line is getting closer and closer. everything is very tense. yes, they are pressing, as if all the time, constantly advancing, advancing. in other words, the russians are advancing at the front faster than ever. commander-in-chief vysovusyrsky orders troops to go into deep defense, reuters reports. the ukrainian army will not try to retake the territory, it will at least try to hold its positions. general 200 said that he himself is in the trenches in the pokrovsky area. this is what they look like now ukrainian fortifications. retreating, the militants hide in trenches that are unable to protect. many troops, here in the area where we

are, forces are concentrated so as not to allow pokrovsk, the next largest city from us, to fall under russian control. on the kurakhovsky front, fighting is taking place in the center of maksimilyanovka. marines, moving in small groups, are clearing out strongholds in abandoned houses. aircraft are providing fire support from the air. pilots destroyed a hangar with ammunition and armored vehicles near the village of razliv. a special operation fap-300 tsar bomb was dropped on the target. the fighters of the thirty-third motorized rifle brigade dismantle a camouflaged dugout with precise drops. in an interview with the german tv channel welt.

they bypass the city from the flanks, simultaneously conducting large-scale fire training. in short, cossacks, stay at home, the new york times finds an excuse for the flight of zelensky's army, the newspaper writes that the retreat in donbas is a kind of strategy that should wear out russian troops. kiev is thus allegedly exchanging land on russian losses. in fact, everything is far from so. so the new york times itself notes that in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine there are colossal losses of soldiers equipment. it is too dangerous to bring the wounded here, to this old requisitioned rest camp. they will spend the night lying there wounded in the dark, the wounded are starting to arrive. two soldiers of about forty with severe shrapnel

wounds. explosives, then the operators from the air escort the prisoners to the russian positions, this is what he hit us with a large-caliber machine gun, now i will show you a cartridge case, with this one he was firing at us, on the zaporizhzhya front scouts discovered a camouflaged ukrainian t-72 tank, artillerymen carried out a lightning strike on the target, the armored vehicle burns to the ground, near rabotin...

the defense forces hold both the donetsk region and the southern part of the zaporizhzhya region. according to our intelligence, new assault groups are being prepared near orekhovy and rabotin, in particular. after the liberation of ugledar, russian units are striking at ukrainian militants voluntarily and approaching the settlement. how they told the ministry of defense, the uniqueness of the operation to capture one of the most powerful fortifications of the ukrainian armed forces was the storming of the city from several directions at once. ugledar was attacked.

the award, this is very good, this is wonderful, i have a nephew in the dpr, he fought from the first day, fighting, i was born in donetsk, on petrovka, i have relatives there, and i will not leave here, a huge, huge thank you to you, guys, from the bottom of my heart and a deep bow to you, well, really, the ugledar case is not just the capture of a fortress city, which i will remind our troops. stormed for 31 months, and a completely new dimension of war, i remind you,

i spoke here about a year ago about the beginning of a war of attrition, today we hear this term from the new york times, which says, yes, the russians have overwhelming superiority, ukraine is going into deep defense, because there is no choice, and the war of attrition will be lost, why i will now explain, in general, because this is already known. for at least a century, these are the same osipov lanchester formulas that i spoke about, that those troops that have more shells, more guns, more bombs, more manpower, they inevitably win in a war of attrition, when they no longer have a decisive role there, some maneuvering advantage, some military talent, but two armies simply clash head-on and the army that is larger, it inevitably wins. this is precisely the feeling now that russia inevitably wins in any

scenario, and this is dictated simply by elementary mathematics, this is now the main problem in general that has arisen before the western world. i'll explain now, using ugledar as an example: the 72nd brigade is a veteran unit that fought first in the svo, which before that conducted operations against the dpr and lpr for 8 years, that is , these are veterans, that is, this is a stable unit that... i emphasize again, defended ugledar for a month. it was not simply routed, it was destroyed, and this is demonstrated by a number of factors. well , first of all, what the ukrainians themselves are writing now is that the brigade really went out in small groups of 10-20 people, of which it reached, as they themselves write, 4-5, that is , this is a loss of control, this is a rout, this is almost complete destruction of personnel, secondly, the brigade did not remain at the front, today we had news that iskander... the remnants of this brigade were finished off in pavlograd, let me remind you, pavlograd is essentially 100 km from the line of combat contact,

that is, the brigade was not simply withdrawn to the rear, but it was sent for reorganization, that is, the brigade was completely destroyed, how did this happen, why were the brigades in the twenty-second year we couldn't destroy them, we could , well, let's say, wear them out, now there is a situation where the brigade is simply completely destroyed, the whole point is that these osipovchester laws, they... have two types, osipov discovered qualitatively that a large army wins, and lanchester, frederick the devil, was a mathematician, and he calculated all this in numbers and calculated that all wars... starting with the first world war, are subject to the quadratic law, what squares are, we remember from high school, yes, when you have twice as much strength, you are four times stronger, when you are three times stronger, you are nine times stronger, when you are 10 times stronger, you are 100 times stronger, this is the ratio that was, let's say, in terms of shells, remember how they told us in 1923, ukraine

shoots three times less than russia, well , yes, there we could talk about high-precision shells, but...

if it were possible to always win a war only by skill, i would gladly have never lost a single battle like soovorov, but now we are winning, including by our numbers, and these are the americans and... the europeans understand perfectly well, and the fact that they cannot now increase the supply of the ukrainian army, as napoleon said, you know, the army crawls on its belly, when it has no belly, there is nothing to fill it all with, all the ammunition, military equipment, supplies, the army is starting to fall apart, and we are now seeing this in the example of ukraine, once again, this is what will now be discussed at ramstein, it is not

a question of how to divide ukraine, but where this dividing line will be, how far the ukrainian army will have to roll back before, how...

"why did i always protest that mobilization should not include people under 25 years of age when i held the position of commander-in-chief, because we need ukraine in 20 years and in 30 years, and she is now 18 years old, these are completely different people who will save this country, zaluzhny is convinced, he said that older military personnel have a post-soviet mentality, so it is to a certain extent more difficult to work with them, if we take a fifty-year-old uncle, we must..." explain to him why it was his company, his battalion, must storm a height or defend a strong point, they have a completely different mentality, post-soviet, that someone else can do it for them - said the former commander-in-chief, however, according to zaluzhny, it is possible to forcibly attract young people into the army only in extreme cases, if the country reaches such a barrier when there is a threat

to the existence of the state as such, it can only be saved by young people aged 18-25. he said. let's move to the front. the commander of the legendary pyatnashi is with us on the direct communications. akhra avetsba, akhra. hello, we are very glad to welcome you. this is exactly what we are talking about , not numbers, but skill. fifteen is giving the ukrainian occupiers in our kursk region a good thrashing. of course, there is no point in talking about an advantage here, because the main thing is the result. what is it now, what is the situation? well, we have been at the front for 10 years, so we have some of our own tricks, which, well, we skillfully use and no matter what area we are in, so artillery. we analyze what the enemy is trying to dig into now land, so that at least some piece would remain for him, because they want to continue to speculate about what is in kursk, but

the reality is that in all directions, already in kursk, not only the donetsk side is proud of its actions, yes, but in kursk too, almost all units have started moving , little by little, they are disposing of the enemy or squeezing them out.

well, whoever got there, because we take a paratrooper, it turns out that he only took a course there for about 2 weeks, these are not even those who were trained abroad, they apparently started to run out, this is already purely, those who were throwing themselves, those in the territorial battalions, told them fairy tales that they would be the second, third line, therefore... already so-so, well, the last thing we observed, our communications region is disappearing, it is clear that now they are trying

to prevent our conversation with the commander of the legendary fifteen, akhba, but the meaning of the concept, we are pressing, pressing and of course there are no conversations or even thoughts about what is fantasizing now in kiev, that there will be some kind of exchange or entry into nato, in exchange for our kursk region, what they don't write, now it's all nonsense, only victory, naturally, is unconditional. igorevich. zelensky announced the development of a new generation of operational-tactical missile systems in ukraine. on the one hand , we can say that this is some kind of bravado, an informational test, but on the other hand, i think that these words should be taken extremely seriously, here's why. it is clear that for... western countries there are objective risks of allowing strikes on targets deep in russian territory using british, french, german

, american heavy missiles, and if ukraine carries out the same strikes, say, at the expense of its own developments, then what questions are there for the west, therefore there is every reason to believe that it is precisely with the active participation of these four western countries today...

well, formally, changing the nameplates to made in ukraine, actually applying some kind of cognitive signs and then working on our territory, this is a serious problem. again, returning to the problems of intelligence, when they compare the gdr and the frg and say that west germany was an order of magnitude superior in all matters, well, that's not quite true, there was a structure in the german democratic republic, it was called the stasi, it's a world-famous brand today, just like its leader, markus wolf, they worked an order of magnitude better than their west german opponents, and often

outstripped the british and...

why am i saying all this: in our country there are a huge number of people who were somehow connected with the german democratic republic, or served there or worked, well, in many ways this is a personal story for our president vladimir putin, we remember that along the line of the first main directorate of the kgb, he worked under the appropriate cover in the german democratic republic, so nostalgia, we have nostalgia for those times, and the east germans have nostalgia for their soviet... friends, not everyone, but they do, i can say that visiting several times the garrison where i spent my childhood, my father served in the group of soviet troops in germany, and talking with the germans, many remember the russian language, and they really say: come back, we are waiting for you, so, probably, some kind of, well, i don’t.