let's talk to governor andrei shlok, he is in direct contact with us andrei evgenievich.reetings . hello, good evening. here. how do you evaluate the past votes? tell us what data you have. good evening , i read again that our elections were very calm at 692 polling stations. firstly, we had video surveillance organized. secondly, we have been organizing public control in parallel for several years now. we have more than 1,000-400 observers. this public chamber was not present at the polling stations. uh, we followed the video. uh, the voting code is now, uh, already, uh, the voting is over and according to turnout. i think that we have about 55%, the same figure at 19:30 was already above 54%, and therefore the most important result here is that more than half of the voters in the region came and cast their votes for one candidate or another. now it will begin. let's sum up the results. and this is the main result of that company, because everyone still has an opponent at the head. but the data here is also 57.7. eh, well, that is, completely recently most of all. as a m

well, here we are in a position behind my back andrey evgenievich leonov is talking to fighters and guysthey really want live communication. this support is really very important and moral and psychological help is also needed. it is no less important. uh, than uh, any medicines, than food. here it is, a kind word somewhere andrey evgenievich's song , something is now fulfilled there, somewhere they joked, talked, and it's worth a lot. frame somewhere in the positions are. yes, yes , it's true, it's very serious to understand what to say to these people there on the front line. a especially when well experience is a bit not every day brought to the war to speak. what did you say to them? how were the words, do you know what he said? i say, e, and in the hospital he said, here in front of me are sitting, guys, future, probably my colleagues, because, yes, after the second world war. how many directors of front-line soldiers appeared, and what wonderful military films were, i say, so many of you, maybe, uh, will leave. uh, the cinema will become directors, uh, maybe they will make, uh, bea

testator dvp andrey evgenievich knows a member of the european union just mocks his opponents , ordinaryroy them, they insult them, they leak them. uh, things don’t give the floor to the other side. everything is in the best traditions of the totalitarian regime, komi. i think the duda regime and maravetsky and kachinsky are so about fate. e ukraine i. i remembered, uh , one fragment of the speech, uh, february 16 , 23 about what awaits ukraine, andrei evgenievich still remembered, but then after that he will say. let's listen to what the president said. six months will pass, no god willing, peace negotiations will begin. uh , russia and belarus and ukraine, listen to them in general, you know, they’ll leave, uh, the question is, and they ’ll leave just like that. volodya zelensky doesn’t understand, he’s destroying ukraine, no one will restore ukraine. you see, tomorrow a new pressing issue will appear in some point on the planet and there, everything will be turned around and everyone will be tied up there, they will forget about ukraine and it will be in a dense state. these people wh

tvp pumper andrei evgenievich knows a member of the european union is simply mocking his opponents over opponents. destroy. this is insulting, some people are leaking it. uh, the word doesn’t give things to the other side. everything is in the best traditions of the totalitarian regime, komi. i think duda and maravetsky and kachinsky’s regime is like that. about fate. e ukraine i. now i remember. uh, one fragment of the speech. on the sixteenth of february 23 , andrei evgenievich still remembered what awaits ukraine, but then after that he will say. let's listen to what the president said. six months will pass, a year, and, god forbid, peace negotiations will begin, uh, russia and belarus and ukraine, listen about them in general , you know, they’ll go away, uh, the question is, and they’ll leave just like that volodya zelensky doesn’t understand, he’s destroying ukraine, no one will restore ukraine will. you see, tomorrow a new pressing issue will appear somewhere on the planet and go there. everything will be turned around and everyone will be tied up there, they will forget about ukr

andrei evgenievich recalls that he worked for many years in the presidential pool with the president.ries when it was called distant arcs. today we understand that this is a very close state close to us. many passed by this at the moment. it seemed to me that this moment was very telling in the entry in the book of honorary guests of the independence palace by the president of equatorial guinea after the negotiations . i am verbatim. i would like to thank my brother and friend alexander lukashenko for his hospitality. that's what andrey is evgenievich generally has an amazing gift, alexander lukashenko, somehow instantly moving from a category with lightning speed. there is a partner there, a colleague in the category of a friend and brother. we saw such a bitch he himself is sitting pinning the arab leader is now an african guest. what is lukashenko’s secret is absolute openness, absolute sincerity. indeed, as journalists from the presidential pool, i had the opportunity to be present during the closed, non -public, non-television stages of the president’s negotiations with his colle

from moscow andrey evgenievich how do you like this version?two chomping gentlemen, one of whom says that he had a snack. eh, this fast food is your hangover. eh , it reminds me of just such a deep geopolitical and political hangover, and in general of the united states of america and its system of peace and values, because there are ten shells with combined uranium. here they are eating in the background, knowing that there are tens of thousands of ukrainians and russians. unfortunately , other nationalities also died and will die thanks to this. uh, their desire to show off cameras. eh, in some new locations. as for the united states, that is, here comes the very political hangover, because i looked at what even the american press, even close to the democrats, wrote about the visit, mr. blinken’s statement that democracy is growing there. that there was a successful offensive in the southeast. it was simply caused. well, the answer was with bewilderment, where mr. blinken did you see all this in ukraine , where repressed political parties, po

on the sixteenth of february 23 , andrei evgenievich still remembered about what awaits ukraine, but will pass, and, god forbid, peace negotiations will begin. uh, russia and belarus and ukraine, listen to them in general , you know, they’ll leave, uh, the question is, and they’ll leave just like that. volodya zelensky doesn’t understand, he’s destroying ukraine, no one will restore ukraine. you see, tomorrow a new pressing issue will appear in some point on the planet and there, everything will be turned around and everyone will be tied up there, they will forget about ukraine and it will be in a dense state. these people who remain will struggle, it will be necessary to restore this ukraine this is for 100 years in order to restore no one will help the president, as the water looked like a new point of split where africa’s attention is being transferred, france’s departure from africa for france is generally a national economic catastrophe, because they are losing raw materials, they are losing for their nuclear power plants. they are a new channel, which they were calculating for

here he is somewhere there, 16 boulders, andrei evgenievich says correctly, because today all internationalthat be, first of all, united states in order to legalize their own atrocities. what is he, in the dream of the united states, is an organization that will support them and their other allies, aggressive plans. and this surreal thing, this, sorry, i couldn’t find another word, in my opinion, reached its apogee when the american president who started the war received the peace prize. well, as it is, for the rest of the world, they shoot here and bomb there. so a million people died, but they are great peacemakers of the military around the globe, and not great peace was restored. this, of course, was libya and this vote, in which russia abstained, essentially surrendered to the regime of amara gaddafi and the jamahiri. as a new format of the socialist republic, in many ways a republic based on islamic law and tradition, this is, of course, the deepest shame of the united organization nations when they voted for, uh, closed skies, but in fact it turned out that they legalized just genoci

park bureau, like, yes , the party bureau was there, that it was more necessary to run away andrei evgenievichral, she was very torn, it was very humiliating and disgusting, how after that she suffered , worried, worried, said that it was not true, they lied to me, that i had some men there, but he didn’t take this to heart believed. and i say, lord, then he got married, so he married alexandra and he was practically born at the same time as him. andryukha is fine. i’m just grateful, everything in this life was very nice. we had one like this with andryukha and the evil one. well, roman is not roman, i don’t know, well, this is generally fine, if, of course, it weren’t for the abortion. well, she’s like him, but he, the poor fellow, suffered through it, and from andryukha i had the same experience. well, she was so worried about him, and she got scared there. i say, calm down, i'm not going to give birth. well, i actually have nothing to do with andryusha. to me i had to have a career, well, sinner, sinner, sinner. i repent, i repent, i run to church. god forgive me. and he knew leonov, he was

evgenievich's eyes. for now, we're talking about media stars. well listen, they're not all boys not girls. yes, there is the fourth fifth sixth andreyt, here they come, and all of their eyes were opened. well, how can that be? not naive, they are people. can you explain somehow? i don't know, i just i have known andrei vadimovich for more than 30 years. once he was generally a wonderful, uh, cheerful sociable person, and we went on tour together and that's it. he liked the soviet trains, which we drank and restaurants stopped drinking in this, maybe at least i’m not sure, and most importantly , people, it seems, traveled, but it’s one thing, as it were, tourism and migration. don't be confused. yes, it's not so easy there, and probably we are very spoiled. we are doing great in the country. in my opinion. i don't know how i live in russia us one of the best countries. in the world and they did not notice it alone. they didn't notice that, which is very good here. they did not understand this, or something, they did not feel it. and now they have experienced it in their own skin. here is a test in your own skin. it can, uh, do you th