and serge, do you think serge called the mongol, to intimidate mokhov?fessionally, yeah, well, that's great, the task is clear, you'll find the mongol, you'll find serge, and what about the girl, yeah, with the girl everything is simple, my people are on duty at the hospital with snegerev’s mother, yeah. they intimidated the attending doctor into leaving connection with snegirev, and now, i am sure, he will be in the hospital, and there my people will take him, and he will give us the girl, you can work whenever you want, listen, doctor, well, i understand that you need hospitals, but it’s just that circumstances are such that we have to get you out of harm’s way, i have a car downstairs. igor, i ’m not the only doctor here, that’s firstly, and secondly, i ’ve already done all the main operations for today, so stop splitting hairs, we’ll act together, only mine, i understand, i don’t want to kill anyone, i’m all i understand, that’s right, there’s security in the corridor, i’ll take myself. hey, he came, he’s there, well, sit quickly, he’ll leave, if onl

uncle, the mongol has come, call, mongol, dear guest, dear welcome. so what do you say?e you sure you shouldn't have done this? no, we have to scare him, i want to see how he trembles, we will kill him later, first i want to kill his spirit, and then his body. i understand you, akhmet. stay in the city, i will keep in touch with you, but be careful, i am always careful. well, mongol, maybe you can rest, have a drink, maybe a woman. thank you, i have to go, i have a routine, you know, ahmed, well, yes, of course, but still, thank you, you always. you can count on me, you know i'm like that i don’t mince words, the mongol is a good person, think about how to eliminate him when it’s all over, of course, well, maybe while he’s with us, let the moss do it. no, we’re not touching mokhov, why did i need to arrange everything this night, wait, don’t bother me, come on, come on, where are you going with this, come on? okay, i changed, i changed, okay, let's go home then, what should i do there, there's a shift tomorrow, let's get some sleep, okay, fuck off, come on in, well, sett

you will do it mongol. we agreed, is my help needed here? according to circumstances.we need to get out of here and as quickly as possible, believe me, that’s why, believe me, we have to go, then i’ll explain, i believe him, but my people already there, your people will bring evidence that i am right. let's go, she told me, uh-huh, here without him, well , they amused me, well , tell me something else, wolf-wolf, i'll eat you, well, you give it, are you tired? no, i'm fine, i'm scared, why should i be scared, what's scary, transporting goods, well of course, transportation with weapons in hand and in full combat readiness, well, i knew what i was doing, i serve in the army. no, i studied at the institute, yes, institute is good, but i’ve been in the army all my life, now, no, now i have my own security agency, well, or rather it belongs to mokhov, and i manage personnel, training, the same army , only a side view, oleg vitalievich said that you have the best agency in the city, if not in the country, well, maybe so. you know, i’m just confident in my guys, they all hav

mongol, you outdid yourself, it was them, you know, they wanted me to work for them.e yesterday, and today is the time for fast people, otherwise you will fall out of both, my own mind, i want to be alone, you know, or late, someone will give you anyway, and you know, for your sake i have become much better, because i used to envy you, because i was more successful than me, now it turns out there is no one to envy, then look, today i did two good deeds, i saved the world from a terrible criminal, made a stupid... servant, heroes, but you don’t want to listen to me, don’t, i have so much to do today, i’ll go, well, in general, you never wanted to listen to me to the end, come on, i'm here now, let's go quickly, come on, come on, come on! don't look close your eyes, like this, quietly, quietly, look at me. who are you, the new manager, but they didn’t tell me anything about you, here’s the company, but listen, no one knows anything, where, what, before , you believe, no, but i came to work at 8:00 in the morning, and left after midnight , and now, by the way, how did th

to their advantage, which kolita did together with the mongols of moscow.de no longer sent its baskaks, and to collect tribute and the russian princes began to transport it themselves. august 15, 1918. germany suffered a defeat on the western front, alexander kolchak's troops were routed in russia, the last resistance of the whites, foreigners realized that the participation of their troops in the civil war in russia was senselessly dangerous. and everyone, except the japanese, began to wind down the intervention. by the spring of 1920, the united states had withdrawn all its... august 15, 1971, the main one in a series of economic reforms by president richard nixon and went down in history as the nixon shock: the reforms put an end to the bretton woods system of international monetary relations, which had been in effect for 25 years, since then the world economy has entered a period of constant flux. the brattenwood system relied on a rigidly fixed price of gold at $35 per troy ounce, and fixed exchange rates accounted for more than half of the world's gol

and i would also like to note the work of our commander mongol, that in the shortest possible time, inle time, he transferred our units, and we were able to hold off the enemy, did not allow him to advance further, in the shortest possible time, it was very fast, in fact, this is very important, two battalions of mobilized people came here first, and then these ones pulled up... they did a job here, what is important is that you did not stop pressing on the main section of the application, of course, you are pressing here and there, 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, they are still in good condition, i see, right cossack? yes, you see, the characteristic holes of thirty-millimeter caliber, that's how the armor is - we are from the enemy so

, it’s him, yes, the mongol, it’s akhmet, hello, how are you, dear, is everything okay?ourse with me, well, but you know, my house is always open for friends, even if it's a hotel, yes, but come on, come on. that means my friend is coming, welcome him properly, uh-huh, give him a rest, do whatever he does wants, whatever my uncle asks, of course, good, good wine, how annoying it is that my car is being... inspected, i'm without a car, just like naked, don't worry, i'll take you home when i get home, seryozha, but nothing , that i ’m going with you to this birthday party, no one invited me, but it’s okay, everyone there is their own, okay. light, let there be no one yet, happy birthday, i love you very much, andryush, just don’t drink too much, when i drank a lot, hmm, guests, are you here? oh, hello, hello, where are we going, sveta, hello, hello, happy birthday, thank you, happy birthday, andryush, put it on, come on, let's go help me, let's go, mish, sit down, let's go, let's go, what's more than that? it won’t, no, i’m late, my friend andrei should drive up now, will

, the peoples of southern siberia submit to the eldest son of genghis khan. named jochi, then the mongol empire disintegrates, southwestern siberia becomes part of the golden horde. presumably in the 13th century , the tyumen khanate of tatars and kireits arose in the south of western siberia, it was in vassal dependence on the golden horde. and around 1500, the ruler of the tyumen khanate united most of western siberia by creating the siberian khanate with its capital in the city kashlyk. then the siberian khan recognizes vassal dependence on the russian kingdom and promises to pay tribute to moscow, yasak. in 1563 , khan kuchum attacks ediger's possessions with a large detachment of warriors. he executes khan ediger and establishes his power in the siberian khanate with the help of uzbek, nogai and kazakh troops. the new khan begins to convert siberia to islam, he stops paying tribute. and recognizing his allegiance, and after the devastation of moscow by the crimean khan, khan kuchum completely breaks off all tributary relations with moscow. in 1573, kuchum sent his nephew mahmud kuli

the mongols were strong then, it was impossible to defeat them, but it was possible to take advantageation in their own interests, which kalita did. together with the mongol-tatars, they burned tver, kashin and other cities and villages of the tver land. the period of decline of the tver principality of the rise of moscow began. but arda no longer sent its baskaks to collect tribute and take it away, the russian princes began to do it themselves. on august 15, 1918, 800 american troops landed in vladivostok, they were commanded by general william graves, the interventionists called themselves the siberia expeditionary force. after the victory of the revolution in russia and the bolsheviks' rise to power, the us state department announced a break in relations with russia and sent its troops to sort things out. in addition to the americans, the far eastern corps included troops from canada, britain, and even italy. they wanted to support those who promised to restore the former tsarist power in russia, but for now will profit. the resource-rich far east, actively exported timber, fur an

the mongols were strong then.s impossible to defeat them, but it was possible to take advantage of the situation in their own interests, which is what kolita did. together with the mongol-tatars, they burned tver, kashin and other cities and villages of the tver land. the period of decline of the tver principality and the rise of moscow began. but the horde no longer sent its baskaks. and the russian princes began to collect tribute and take it away themselves. on august 15, 1918, 8,000 american troops landed in vladivostok. they were commanded by general william graves, named. the united states announced a break in relations with russia and sent its troops to sort things out. in addition to the americans , the far eastern corps included soldiers from canada, britain, and even italy. they wanted to support those who promised to restore the former tsarist power in russia, and in the meantime , to profit from the resource-rich far east. they actively exported timber, fur, and gold, but when germany suffered defeat o

wants to understand if he is genghis khan and what to learn something from the mongols, something of such a military sense, well, but genghis khan used to move his army mostly on horses, now it seems that they hardly move on horses, well, this is such a bad joke from mykola veresnya, and why exactly, how do you think it is very important to demonstrate that there is a certain circle of countries that have ratified the rome statute of the international criminal court, which nevertheless will not comply with the orders of this court. i think he doesn't care about mongolia at all. in in this case, it is important for him to set a precedent by entering the territory of a country that, according to international law, should arrest him as a suspect. in war crimes, for which there is a warrant issued by the international criminal court, and mongolia itself is one of those countries that recognizes the jurisdiction of the international criminal court. however, as far as we understand, there are certain agreements with the government of mongolia that putin will not be arrested there, otherwis

difficulties, well, of course, this unity is especially... in my opinion, manifested itself in the pre-mongol the fate of the western territories of russia, historical , and north-eastern russia, if the west fell under the rule of lithuania and poland, then in the north-east of russia , independent russian statehood nevertheless developed slowly, steadily, but still turned into that state. no matter how they tried, say, to impose a union on the western russian lands, it practically failed, except for galicia, which became completely isolated and then fell under the rule of austria-hungary, and then poland again, then, in general, even in the west russia, uniateism, greek catholicism, yes, so to speak, it actually could not establish itself, the western russian population returned to its orthodox origins, so... tauride chersonesus, the revived cradle of russian orthodoxy. a land that remembers the baptism of prince vladimir, his glorious exploits the beginning of the great history of the russian state. in honor of the anniversary of the baptism of rus'. the opening ceremony of the new khersone

period, then, as we know, after the mongol invasion it was very cool the fate of westerners has changednortheastern russia. if the west fell under the rule of lithuania and poland, then in the northeast of russia, russian statehood nevertheless developed independently slowly, steadily, but still turned into the state that later united the russian lands again, but during this period, yes, relatively small, under foreign influence, of course, some changes took place that led to some isolation... here the population of western russia to the formation of subethnic groups, so to speak, but of course, much more unites us , including the memory of the single dnieper font, of orthodoxy, and no matter how they tried, say, to impose a union on the western russian lands, this practically failed, except for galicia, which became completely isolated and then came under the rule of austria-hungary here, and then poland again, then in general. even in the west of russia, uniatism, greek catholicism, and, so to speak, it actually could not establish itself to its orthodox origins; the western russian p

providing worldwide support to the red army, the mongols, like ... no one else, understood its importancequite recently the independence of their state was under threat, in time it is necessary to go, i think, somewhere 7-8 hours, dirt road, distance from chabastan by 38 km. border outpost, commanded the mongolian border guards native uncle ganbold, puntsaagiin chokdon. pagran-outpost, where chokdon served, today bears. name outpost of heroes. it was an unequal battle. the japanese outnumbered the border guards in manpower, in equipment. he worked, he was the head of the outpost. the japanese invaded his outpost with large forces. and he gave selection, took part in battles more than thirty times. in 1931, the japanese military invaded the neighboring. certainly created a threat to the soviet far east and at the same time for mongolia, the threat is quite definite, besides the conqueror felt. that he lives on at the expense of the conquered territories of states. for the whole world, first of all for japan, the territory of mongolia remained part of china, the independence, which was proc

handed over 53 combat vehicles to the red army, providing worldwide support to the red army, the mongols, like no one else, understood its importance, quite recently the independence of their state was under threat. it takes time to get there, i think, somewhere. 7-8 hours of dirt road, 38 km to the southeast, and there are monuments, events. dagvadorzh ganbold lives in the city of chuibalsan, the capital of mongolia's eastern aimag. the events at the khalkhengol river became the history of his family. may 11... soviet union. lenin, despite the concerns of the ministry of foreign affairs, very firmly insisted not only on autonomy, but on the recognition of sovereign mongolia. since the 1920s , the ussr has done a lot to lay the foundations the foundation of the mongolian economy. soviet. the soviet union and mongolia were built on the basis of the full support of the soviet union, the development of mongolian statehood. the military had completely different plans for mongolian soil: after the defeat at novran lake khasan in 1938, the japanese concentrated their. let's take a short break,

had actually , contrary mongols had actually, contrary to what most people think about the mongols,great route, the silk route of peace and prosperity, and the polo's profited from that. and if i go to china today, as i have been, the polo is still a revered i mean, we went went through places where there were statues of marco polo, but he was very brave because he was going into the unknown. >> likewise. you must have been pretty brave because parts of the route are in places that are very poor, don't have modern conveniences. you wouldn't have had the normality of daily engush had the normality of daily english life. >> well , you english life. >> well, you mentioned my three weeks, three weeks in the jungle on the normality of daily engush on the normality of daily english life i can, i can, i can, i can survive without that. what was interesting to me , we what was interesting to me, we didn't suffer. there was no hardship involved. we were unbelievably well looked after. but what was tremendously interesting, we were seeing parts of china which people don't often see. we were m

sorrow is everlasting, you know what igor, prince, but... and then the crimean tatars passed, and the mongols not reach novgorod, the crimean tatars did not reach, therefore one part of russia, the northern part of russia, preserved the epic, preserved the memory of another southern part of russia, trampled and burned, and our epic is that, it is about how russian princes sit in kiev, and russian heroes travel between novgorod, murom, chernigov and kiev, but my god, the child of future... times, if we leave everything as it is, if our children do not forget how to think, although we are diligently working on this, so, the child will inevitably rack his brains, why is the past of his country in another country, but why? that's what they did to us in 1991, they not only took away our lands, they took away our past, our the past, our historical memory, our epic about strangers. prince, you are in captivity again, princess, what language do you speak now, my soul, i don’t know how it is with you, in my soul there will be peace only when chernigov and putivl, when the russian city of odessa and th

mongol, as always, you are in your repertoire, just like you. well, count three?s not shine, you know, i thought a lot about our work and realized that our task is not to eradicate anyone or anything, because... they will be replaced by others, exactly the same, and maybe even worse , but you and i don’t... we’ll know where they are and how to look for them. our task is to regulate the process, manage it and prevent amateur actions. and note, we act in the interests of the stability of our lives and we glorify the state. we must create. a certain balance in which it will be convenient for everyone to live, and ordinary citizens, businessmen, famous for being an attacker, yes, yes, only then will there be disglas in our state, stanislav valerievich, honestly, i am very glad that i am working with you, blessed man, pour me, i hope this is true, that’s how it is, yes, listen, well, where are you now, well, how about i go to the gym and spend the night there, yeah, now they’re unlikely to look for me, i’m generally dead to them, well, let’s go, i’ll give you a ride, a

was never taken by the enemy, although at different times it was besieged by the itvags, and the mongol-tatarsutons, a little later the city of kamyanets was built around the tower, that is , it is also interesting in general the case when first a fortification is created , and then a city is formed around it, the basis of any museum is the funds, our funds are really rich, we have more than thirty collections, more than 176 thousand items of the main fund alone, not counting the scientific auxiliary, each item is described, a personal passport is drawn up for him, and he goes through special books of admission, and two or three degrees, steps, only after that he gets into the fund itself. the employees of all departments are multifunctional, they are engaged in fund work, scientific research, scientific and educational, that is, the same employees of the funds, they conduct excursions in the same way as the employees of the exhibition business, they are also engaged in the attribution of museum objects that are received by the fund, therefore a research employee of the museum is a qualified s

point on the way to getting rid of one of the feasts, where they drank honey from such cups, the mongolbattle is dedicated to the scientific center in tuli, where the exhibition is taking place, it turns out that ... which are typical for northern latitudes, even residents of the south and center of russia were able to see, as experts note, such a storm is capable of affecting technology and creating interruptions in the operation of satellite power grids. it will stop completely only today, closer to midday. and more impressive footage came from kamchatka. the ebeka volcano ejected a powerful ash table, which rose to a height of 2 km. the eruptions were filmed by local tourists. according to them, they witnessed the formation of a new breakthrough, and now eka has two active crappers. and that's all for now. stay tuned mtv. short summer nights do not allow you to get enough sleep. glycine plus melatonin and volar help you get enough sleep in a shorter time. a tablet under the tongue right before bed. short summer nights do not allow you to get enough sleep. try it. son plus melatonin i

shivan is the author of books and articles on islam, on iran, on afghanistan, on the mongols, on the timereds in the counter insurgency, al-qaeda, the taliban in afghanistan and pakistan. this is a man of the world, and i want to speak to dr. shivan this evening about what is going to happen next. dr. shivan, neither you nor i know exactly what's happening, we're not privy uh to the highest councils in any way, but would i be right in speculating that having waited a considerable period of time caused the crashing of stock markets around the world. caused the flight of scores of thousands of israelis back to their own countries with their other passports, having cleared the north of occupied palestine of the settlers there who no longer have any security, having bankrupted the port of ilat, that the advantage is firmly with the axis of resistance, am i right? "that is correct, thank you very much first and foremost for inviting me on, i'm quite honored, thank you so much. um, you're right, we don't know exactly what they will do or when they will do it, and what forms, how long these

it, but it lines up roughly like this: the choice was terrible, but it had to be made, because the mongolsdy, but at the same time due to the fact that they were more or less tolerant, they left free souls, and the vaticans, western, so to say, forces, they enslaved the soul. historians who are discussing here believe that the onslaught of the west was much smaller, but it really was smaller, yes, what can i say, than the onslaught from the horde, and the horde howl should not be underestimated, because archaeologists actually know very well that a number of cities it simply did not arise again, after it was wiped off the face of the earth by the horde conquest, it is enough to remember that there is old ryazan, yes, there is ryazan, yes, these are two different places, there is a long distance between them, because old ryazan after the ardyn invasion... with the help of denmark and with the help of the construction of fortresses of the local population, baptism by fire and sword, yes, this still took place, but nevertheless, the horde conquest, of course, brought much more troubles to rus

the manuscript of vasily kitaev, he headed the geological party in the novel is called mongol, and kitaev'stray, in which in 1940 the first gold was washed out, that is, still in the form of sizing samples. we are going to the very place where the chukotka gold was washed out, from pivek to the village of komsomolsky, a 2.5 hour drive along a bad road, deserted tundra all around, only sometimes gophers run out to the side of the road, otherwise evrashki. the village of komsomolsky was officially liquidated in the late 1990s. these abandoned gray buildings look scary. the first residents were exiles without the right to leave. and in 1957 , young guys came here along the komsomol route. now a small artel of prospectors works here under the name chukotka. this is how the pilot industrial development of the bystrinskoye deposit is being carried out. the prospectors carried out geological exploration work, and are now developing it. they work 12 hours a day for six months, then have a rest for six months. during kuvaev's time, only gold was mined here. our team was engaged in this scattered gol

medieval time. when people were much more brutal, it still had code of conduct and israel has surpassed mongols, has surpassed the most like i don't brutal armies that we hear about them, whether correct or not correct historically, but israel has surpassed all of them, has surpassed what happened in second world war, and and so people in the region that realize that resistance is not a choice, is an obligation if you want to continue to exist, to exist, we're not talking even about development or getting richer or improving your life, just to exist, you need to, you need to stop, contain this, this strange creature in this region which doesn't belong here, and very well said, and very well said sir, let's bring in political analyst barry grossman, joining us from bali, indonesia, mr. grossman, welcome to the program, let's start off with your thoughts and um and views on the repercussions of this terrorist act and this legal assassination? well, mean this, a complete outrage to start with, clearly involves a declaration of war against iran and straight out criminal assassination against agains

he led the geological party in the novel is called mongol and kitaev's tray, in which the first gold 1940, that is , still. in the form of sizing samples, we go to the very place where the gold of chukotka was washed, from pivek to the village of komsomolsky, a drive on a bad road for 2 and a half hours, deserted tundra around, only sometimes gophers run out to the side of the road, otherwise evrashki. the village of komsomolsky was officially liquidated in the late 1990s. these abandoned gray buildings look scary. the first residents were exiles without the right to leave, in 1957 young people arrived here. guys on komsomol vouchers - this was the prirasnoarmeysky site, then life was in full swing here, there was a club with a cinema, a secondary music school, now a small artel of prospectors works here called chukotka, this is how the pilot industrial development of the bystrinskoye deposit is carried out, since 2011 prospectors have been conducting geological exploration work, now they are developing, for six months they work at 12 hours a day, then they rest for six months, in ku

a task here, we completed it, now we go further, advance, squeeze out the enemy, that's all, the mongols who will rot on our land, because no one needs them, adversary, you can only insult women, old people... well, they took the wounded animal, ran away, ran away, yes, at least they left the cougar in normal condition, the cougar drove, drove, everything is fine, with license plates, the traffic police forbade registering it, drove, fine, the car is fine, well, i think that you don't need to put an automatic transmission on a combat tech, well, no need, ours is somehow simpler and more reliable, when did you drag it? they say it caught fire, we were driving, we didn't drag it, we were driving, they caught fire, yes, we put it out with truth, but the fire extinguisher was in good condition , we put it out right away, that's right, our traffic rules prescribe having a fire extinguisher, having a fire extinguisher , so now it will serve us, yes, let people look at this menagerie that comes to us on earth, well, and then it will serve us for peaceful purposes, for military purposes, i thin

man with the proud name of tamerlane, who did not shine with the qualities inherent in the turkic-mongol conqueror, pulled his hat down lower on his forehead and, for the reliable. hiding his face under a medical mask, settled in a glass box and fell silent. tamerlane, according to some sources, led a team of brave young men, employees of private security companies, who were not at all engaged in protecting customers in a very well-known supermarket chain. one of those who was unlucky enough to be in the path of the enraged chopovtsy was almaz. according to kasir, he was looking for a bank card for payment for too long. this became a reason to press the panic button. she arrived. four employees, whom the security services immediately say to me, give me your hands, you, now we will twist your hands, that is, they put me on handcuffs, i even have traces left, he takes me under the hill, beats some confessions out of me, it turns out they beat me with truncheons, needles pricked my leg, after meeting with furious security guards the guy had to have his injuries documented, later he returned

and actually, let's say this, also, you know, you can also use such a historical metaphor, how the mongol empire expanded, they captured certain territories, converted those people in those territories into troops, well and actually possessed those resources in those territories that were in order to expand further, well , actually the model of the russian empire is constant expansion, they need resources for this, and of course they are you. the resources of the conquered peoples, like the human resources, are becoming of course, natural resources there, or in our case it could be some infrastructure or enterprises there, so yes, putin is right, but i think that at the rate at which they are fighting, it is unlikely that this war will be finished, of course there are limiting factors for us, first of all, this is a deterrent factor in washington, which actually does not allow us, let's say... to achieve faster the results that we hope for, so of course putin, putin is trying to show confidence, and i think also the factor of waiting to come , maybe trump will not come should not be writt

safety and have very few of them left with many of the instruments that existed did not survive the mongol invasion to moments to move. people had forgotten this sound language. we knew that the kitchen fund did, and the deluxe, and it would be coughed from solid wood to make these 2 instruments resonate. craftsman originally used leather because they couldn't make other materials work at the time. we also started with another resonate us, but we realized that the exact sounds had been lost over time. so we couldn't make them sound like they showed in the end, we started making the deck out of would be something that i found it incredibly interesting is that a luther has to have an incredible reputation. meaning that you can't be solely by crime or have your name hurts in any way. so in terms of being an instrument maker doesn't being an incredible craftsman, is simply being enough or do you mean why do you have to have such a good reputation that they do this? that's an interesting sort when i think it was people with highly developed musical sensors who had the requisite qualities and th

as in 1240, when mongol troops approached kyiv. kyiv. kyiv.t night was the first large-scale attempt to forcibly disperse euromaidan, a protest action that had already been going on for almost a month in the center of the capital at that time. they stormed for about 5 hours. in the morning the maidan residents managed to completely push out the berkut special forces and the fighters of the internal troops outside the perimeter of the maidan. this attack was repulsed, still without casualties, still with hope for peaceful settlement of the protests, but this hope turned out to be illusory. and it all started as a fun adventure, although the reasons that led to the protest were disappointing. on november 21, 2013, the anniversary of the orange revolution, azarov's government canceled the signing of the association with the european union, apparently in favor of another union, with russia. since the beginning of his election, president viktor yanukovych purposefully limited the freedoms of citizens and strengthened the dependent ones. ukraine fro

also changed, but they have changed even for the worse, that is, they are now closer to the tatar-mongols of the 13th century than they were 40 years ago, and this is a negative evolution in them, in them capacious evolution, they are being purged. literally, first of all , their own intelligentsia, that is, they have them now such a bit of a cultural similar revolution like that negative, well yes, well, what mautzeon faced then in china, that the chinese intelligentsia presented the facts, were his enemies, because what he needed were stupid half-slaves of people who would believe in delusion called communism, the chinese version, and in principle they did not pass. were not prone to some serious reflections and did not have great needs, i.e. they were given bread, the laborers were discharged and they are happy, you know, they are happy, well , this is also the way, i.e. listen, more 2 00 years it is, it is a big big big battle of different systems, that is, the slave system and the system of organizing a free society, that is, i have not known war since the time, for example, with...

let's put it this way, you also know this, you can also use such a historical metaphor as .. the mongolhey seized certain territories, converted those people in those territories into troops, and actually owned those resources in those territories that were in order to expand further, and actually the model of the russian empire was constant expansion, they for this you need resources, and of course they use the resources of the conquered peoples, as human resources, of course natural minerals there or in our case it can be some infrastructure there or. enterprises, so yes, putin is right, but i think that, well, at the rate that they are fighting, will we ever be able to end this war, of course, there are limiting factors for us as well, first of all, it is a deterrent in washington, which actually does not allows us, let's say, to achieve the results we hope for faster, therefore of course putin, putin is trying to show confidence and... i think also the factor of waiting for the arrival, maybe the arrival of trump should not be written off, because trump is very broad, but constantly

compensate for this by building expenses for... building this mega-project through mongolia, the mongolstill this is also significant, after all, and this is also significant, very significant, but the construction of this giant multi-thousand-kilometer pipeline itself, these are gigantic expenses, now we are not in those times, as they say, it is clear, that is, but what i am saying, i am saying that these are technologically complex, the chinese are very complex negotiators, very complex, tough, they are clear, but they kind of proceed from the current such a macroeconomic. 50 billion of money already invested by the chinese plus a project for well, practically 160 for 160 billion, there are 64. well, in fact, he indicated that there is a higher political level , strategic partnership, there is a conditionally second level, very complex, economic, investment, and of course some local cross-border zones are required, preferential, there are a lot of questions, but all this is going on, all this is not being resolved easily, somewhere quickly, somewhere easily, but this... hina, she is p

one statement, of course it is not like that, in parallel, of course, you can also... praise the mongolsaw , but this must pass on volonbater as our representative. next, appeal to the international criminal court, fixation of this situation, i.e. ukraine should raise the issue of implementation, in case of implementation, in case of such a step, immediately call on mongolia by all members to implement. i did not hear these discussions anywhere, when there was spar, there was always someone expressing a position, now there is silence. me. it is very alarming, very alarming, because this is the one, this will be the president, and he will still be so, very beneficial for russia to get out of isolation. it is clear that there are few such countries in the world are ready to accept on such terms, up to the point of being ready to leave, it seems that brazil at one time declared that they would not comply and would not, but you know, this is a separate topic, the rome statute was not ratified by many countries and ratified, and i am surprised you, china, india, the usa, brazil, i.e. all the

very city that sank to the bottom of the lake when it... was threatened by the attack of the tatar-mongols, that's what this legend is about was very tenacious among the russian people, every year on the summer solstice holiday , a variety of people came to lake svetloyar, as a rule, these were representatives of various christian religious denominations, they made a religious procession around this lake, and it was a kneeling religious procession, that is, they crawled on their knees, and the lake is not very large, but not very ... small, about 3.5 km in diameter, so they crawled on their knees around this lake, and sang songs and it was believed that the one who has pure eyes, a pure heart, that one is spiritually like this can see clearly at the bottom of this lake, can see clearly in the city of kitizh, so prishvin, having gone there, wrote his next book, which was called at the walls of the invisible city. when he brought this book to gipios and merishkovsky, and they themselves had visited this lake several years before, the peasants who came there asked prishvin to convey their gre

shook it, but we. had our own special purpose, this is russia, this is its vast space, absorbed the mongolasion, the tatars did not dare to cross our western border, leaving us in the rear. they retreated to their deserts, the tatars, i mean, and christian civilization was saved. to achieve this goal, we had to lead a completely special existence, which, leaving us christians, made us, however, completely alien to the christian world, so that our martyrdom, the energetic development catholic europe was freed from all interference. that is, pushkin here looks at the role of russia in the pan-european context, you say that the source from which we drew christianity was unclean, and they talk here about byzantium, pushkin objects, oh my friend, wasn't jesus christ himself born a jew, and wasn't jerusalem the first among the gentiles, the gospel from this, is it any less amazing, we took the gospel and tradition from the greeks, but the spirit of childish pettiness, but not the spirit of childish pettiness and word-squabbling, that is , he also denies chiadaev the rightness, and he did not lim

heroes of this exhibition went to kulikovo field, a turning point on the way to getting rid of the mongol this battle is dedicated to the scientific center in tula, where the exhibition is taking place, it turns out that in order to learn more about moscow, we went to tula, the exhibition is open in the museum quarter of tula until the end of the year. alina repina, maria popova and maxim kotnov, ntv. tula. now a short break, we will continue after the commercials. cartoons for export about difficulties translation fairy tales for the east attempts to cancel russian animation in the west, alexey kovoshenkel learned. and the newborn crater volcanologists discuss an unusual geological phenomenon on the kuril islands near the ebeka volcano a new crater has suddenly formed. this is moscow, this is moscow, you know what i love most of all, when your gaze lights up with this special light, come, fall in love, be surprised, be inspired, your moscow. pash, look, what magic, and 35% cashback. for everyone, how did you find out? the most important thing, it won't pass me by, apply for a debit card

i stop everything there right away , yes, if you don’t get married, i will continue to marry this mongolthat’s how they broke up with efremov, what he said, let’s marry the mongol. whether there was a mysterious, influential mongolian gentleman is not really known for certain, that's what irina miroshnichenko had a very dangerous rival in the theater in the battle for efremov’s heart, that’s a fact. well, if you want to tell me a joke, there are three people in the theater, irina petrovna, nastya vertinskaya. and who played 9 days of one year, here he is, lavova, here is lavrov, yes, all the beauties, that means they take turns with efremov and they tell me, if you come, one of them comes to the locker room, and the locker girls, oh- oh-oh, tanya, tanya, tanya, that’s it, that means efrem, efremov is here, if she comes and... a triangle, what was it really, was is it some kind of quartet, maybe there were more participants, what we know is the tip of the iceberg, the actors, it seems to me, are not fully themselves, they take their novels seriously in a professional environment, but not