oral will be told by alexander losev, vice-rector of the gubkin russian state university of oil and gasheoretically. what kind of natural resources can we talk about. if we are talking about the aral, well, firstly we are talking about the search for hydrocarbons. uh, there already uh, it should be noted that the aral sea region, it is 2/3 of its northern part, the central part. e, now belongs to kazakhstan and the southern part belongs to uzbekistan, the main prospects associated in this part may be with the paleozoic, that is, with such more ancient deposits. well, also in separate blocks, maybe mesozoic deposits. well, estimates as a highly promising area. well, with stock density. there is rather vaguely defined, so to talk about some e quantification. it seems to me that this is premature in kazakhstan. yes, they have already made some progress there. here they are about to go. well, as for the uzbek part, no, according to your estimates. how long can geological surveys last, and then what is the competition in this region for mining , who claims to do this work work in such new ar

what riches are hidden by long-suffering plowshares alexander losev, vice- rector of the gubkin russiannd gas , please tell us theoretically. what kind of natural resources can we talk about. if we are talking about the aral, well, firstly, we are talking about the search hydrocarbons. uh, there it should already be noted that the aral sea region, it is 2/3 of its northern part and the central part. e, now belongs to kazakhstan, and the southern part belongs to the main prospects associated in this part may be with the paleozoic, that is, with such more ancient deposits. well, also in separate blocks, maybe mesozoic. well, ratings. eh, as a highly promising territory, well, the density of reserves there is rather vaguely defined, so we can talk about some kind of quantitative estimates . i think it's premature in kazakhstan yes, there is already something they have moved a step forward. they're about to go. well, as for the uzbek part, no, according to your estimates. how long can geological surveys last, and then what's the competition in this region for mining, who claims to do this w

what wealth is hidden by the long-suffering yelling alexander losev, vice-rector of the gubkin russian and gas, please tell us theoretically. what kind of natural resources can we talk about. if we are talking about morality, well, firstly , we are talking about the search for hydrocarbons. uh, there already uh, it should be noted that the regions of the aral sea, it is 2/3 of its northern part and the central part. e, now refers to kazakhstan and the southern part refers to the main prospects associated in this part may be with the paleozoic, that is, with such more ancient deposits. well, also in separate blocks, there may be mesozoic deposits. well, estimates as a highly promising territory, well, the density of reserves there is rather vaguely defined, so we can talk about some quantitative estimates . it seems to me that this is premature in kazakhstan. yes, they have already taken some steps forward there. they're about to go. well, as for the uzbek part, no, according to your estimates. how long can geological surveys take? and what then, in general, what kind of competition in

a hmm well, now let's talk about everything alexander losev member of the president for foreign affairs alexander vyacheslavovich greetings. hello hello well, you must admit, after all, an interesting figure, very very curious, especially since the former minister of finance, resignation, which, in fact, began to fall. e boris johnson previous uh pre previous is now premiere. well, the question is he is both simple and complex , what to expect from him now? he has two tasks - a minimum task. this is just to balance the british financial system. uh, for what, apparently he was appointed and can, uh, remain as minister, at least until the beginning of the twenty- fifth year, and the task of everything. uh, these are global tasks, because he comes from the head of the saxons - this is the forge of personnel for the world elite for the treasury secretary for the globalists, and i remind you that the us treasury secretary and how full of ruby ​​were outgrowths and mario dredge. and munte - it also grew plus rods. this means that, uh, he will integrate the policy of the uk into the policy of

why is this happening, we will talk with alexander losev, the general director of the company's doctorsatellite, a member of the presidium of the council for foreign electricity and defense policy alexander nikolayevich hello a. you are our studio guest, and we rarely invite guests. and it so happened that they found opportunity. thank you very much friday night to come and talk to us. i am very serious things. and why do i think that the example of britain can be here you will not agree with me, but it is such an indicative indicator in the sense that britain, uh, showed by its own example that it is actually a zapa. i fell into an economic and political trap. do you agree with this definition and we will just try to take 15 minutes to understand what is happening. what is the base, after all , i repeat once again, and britain is conservative country. they have great traditions. we must pay tribute to causes respect in this sense. and then all of a sudden they change everything and get kicked out. how how why, well, look, but really everyone fell into a trap, but notice the word trap

orala will tell alexander losev, vice-rector of the gubkin russian state university of oil and gas ,resources can we talk about. if we are talking about the aral, well, firstly, we are talking about the search for hydrocarbons. uh, there already uh, it should be noted that the aral sea region, it is 2/3 of its northern part and the central part. uh, now belongs to kazakhstan and the southern part belongs to uzbekistan. the main perspectives associated in this part may be with the paleozoic, that is, with such more ancient deposits. well, also in separate blocks, maybe be and mesozoic deposits. well, estimates as a highly promising area. well, with stock density. there is rather vaguely defined, therefore, to talk about some e-estimations of a quantitative plan. it seems to me that this is premature in kazakhstan. yes, they have already taken some steps forward there. this is how they go. well, as for the uzbek part, no, according to your estimates. how long can geological surveys last, and what then, in general, what kind of competition in this region for mining, who claims to carry

e alexander losev that we have not yet shown our teeth.t they're there. well, we did show them, because the result is obvious. yes, and they say that the ukrainians themselves say that such a total, well, let's say economic. e shocks, they have not yet experienced the war at first. and this also takes into account both factors and the fact that we are conducting this operation as humanely as possible from one sides and the fact that we have moved to the stage when we will destroy the economy, the entire structure that works for the war on the territory of ukraine. this is exactly what we are talking about, these two factors, on the one hand, are demonstrated. well, you can probably say, finally demonstrated the degree of rigidity. well, on the other hand, such a very serious degree of rigidity, which, when demonstrated, does not close or clog all windows and doors and leaves open conversations for some kind of negotiations, including about this, but the old world, from which perhaps we are leaving not only political, but also economic , al

destroy any strategic adversary, including, of course, the united states and america alexander vyacheslavovich losevrt, but also in his first profession aleksandrovich what is the peculiarity of today's exercises, and the fact is that only two countries have a nuclear triad, these are russia and the united states, moreover, the united the states are thinking of abandoning the triads in favor of the dead . but our triads are invulnerable, because they are strategic missile forces , and naval, nuclear forces and, air-based nuclear forces. they allow uh, to strike in any direction and to the point. they ensure the invulnerability of our strategic nuclear forces, because the uh carriers are distributed throughout the entire territory. uh, if we are talking about the strategic missile forces of our countries. uh, submarines provide near-invulnerability. eh, being in the world's oceans. especially under the uh, ice cap, uh, s. e north to this ocean. uh, airborne is a cruise missile, uh, 102 and x-55. they are, uh, with a range of up to 5,500 km. they just provide the necessary flexibility and say that the

junior sergeants alexander maxim along with his squad destroyed a group of enemy saboteurs who were preparing an ambush private nikita losevey were able to knock out the nationalists of their positions. now let's talk about how the combat training classes are held for those who were called up during the partial mobilization in the stavropol territory. intensive training in working with various types of explosive devices. experienced instructors show how to act. home-made bombs as well as the notorious petals, and in the novosibirsk and omsk regions, tank crews and motorized rifle mechanics are trained at the training grounds. drivers overcome in their cars. various obstacles improve firing skills, special attention to health monitoring, mobilized at the polygon deployed heating points for medical care, specialists receive around the clock, the military is provided with everything necessary. we have classes every day. well , that is, we alternate, that is, mechanics drivers the standards for driving on a thin-drome are also met for the operator’s glasses. well, as part of the crews , tank commanders perform control exercise