dmitry vyacheslavovich, of course, a question for you. the kazan summit, the russian leadership will try, if not to completely resolve, then at least to seriously reduce the intensity of the conflict in ukraine, and will do everything for this? possible, but a tank needs two, and even in this situation it all depends on the opposite side, by which i mean first of all the united states of america and uh, i uh, i don’t think until the presidential elections in the united states and the biden administration. will go for e , either settlement or freezing of conflicts, because today the american maine believes that the end of this conflict is not even through the settlement of the end of this conflict, but by freezing, and it will cause more damage in the united states. and rather than the price, uh, that they pay for the continuation of the conflict, especially since the main price is paid by ukrainians and europeans, and not by americans and many in the united states. so they openly say that this price for the united states is not only accep

dmitry vyacheslavovich, of course, a question for you. the summit in kazan, the russian leadership will try, if not completely, then at least seriously reduce the intensity of the conflict in ukraine. side, by which i mean first of all, the united states of america and uh, i uh, not i think that before the presidential election of the united states, the biden administration will either settle or freeze the conflict, since today the american maine believes that the termination of this conflict is not even a settlement of the termination of this conflict by way, but a freeze, and the mill will cause more damage to the united states. and rather than the price, uh, that they pay for the continuation of the conflict, especially since the ukrainians and europeans pay the main price, and not the americans and many in the united states they openly say that this price for the united states is not only acceptable, but also profitable, but because it is spending only dollars. uh, by using their printing press, they, uh, weaken. and uh your uh allies

dmitry vyacheslavovich, of course, a question for you.t by the kazan summit, the russian leadership will try, if not completely, then at least seriously reduce the intensity of the conflict in ukraine depends on the other side, by which i mean primarily the united states of america and uh, i uh don't think as for the presidential election in the united states and the biden administration. it will go for either settlement or freezing of conflicts, because today the american maine believes that, uh , ending this conflict is not even settlement, but ending this conflict through, but freezing, a will cause more damage in the united states . and rather than something the price, uh, they pay for the continuation of the conflict. moreover, the main price is paid by ukrainians and europeans, and not by americans and many in the united states they openly say that this price for the united states is not only acceptable, but also profitable, but because, but spending only dollars. uh, by using their printing press, they, uh, weaken. and uh your uh a

churchills outside and chamberlains inside, that is, chamberlains were drawn outside inside, and dmitry vyacheslavovichat there were american experts who from the very beginning pointed out that american policy was unpromising. and in general, this game, uh, the lives of others, uh, an attempt to evade responsibility and it will not end in anything good. although there were examples of when it seems that people have always been considered realists, but in this situation, what is called swam led them and started shouting something along with the rest, uh, the crowd and about biden-minded experts. for example, michael e, koufman, also from the hudson. ah, the center. yes, he is called he is in his other training with cna. now he was a chic geon in this naval analytical center, it seems he was always considered a realist, but at some point something was so imbued with it. uh, the idea of ​​fighting russia what does it mean to become, uh, became? uh're coming out, uh nazi a patriot, he was born in odessa, he can't decide. he's still jewish and yes or ukrainian, eh, but uh, in fact. um, in principle, this a

all analogies are applicable, because here you have a very good there was a question from dmitry vyacheslavovichady so organized history, all sorts of theorists of international relations international organizations. everything was painted for us here, as it should be open. that is , the door is simply into space. yes, into an unregulated history, and you know, it comes through from there. seriously. and therefore, how to act. here in this unexplored field. this is a very big question and everything is happening very quickly against the backdrop of a special military operation. after all, a year ago we did not talk about the number of people wishing to join brix. although i remember that last year in the summer. i thought that it would about 18 uh 18 countries, can brix reach 18 number. now you see already, it turns out more. i then said 15 plus means a question. what are the obvious candidates? here are absolutely obvious ones, for example, saudi arabia is an obvious candidate. iran if there, well, something, who has political issues, but also an obvious candidate, the united arab emirates is a

the support of the people, does this speak of underlying variables in the republican party, dmitry vyacheslavoviche and for the first time i saw the so-called real realism in action. here i have read. i understand that a person, if he himself wrote this article. i hope that he himself wrote this such a voice of reason. the united states of america is now very fragmented. this is the idealism that once dominated, it has already left and everyone is looking for it. what kind of realism should be for everyone to be comfortable, and for the first time i see when he wants to observe the interests of america unconditionally. he says, and taiwan is quite a lot in this article, but he says simple things america today must recognize that american hegemony. she's lost, you can be in an illusion american hegemony and tells everyone that we have the biggest puffy cheeks in the world, but at some point you have to admit to yourself who you are he himself says that america needs alliances yes, but you need to respect russia uh-huh , you need to respect russian interests, you can’t treat russia as if russia is a