united states has postponed it for 48 hours, that is, until the twenty- second of november uh hmm elena yuryevna you great that they clarified to us the whole situation that is developing there elena guskova doctor of historical sciences head of the center for the study of the modern balkan crisis of the institute of slavic studies iran . probably for the whole world this is already, of course, uh hmm, what is happening in ukraine is of course, then this is a special operation that is being carried out now and uh, what is the situation that we uh we currently know in the studio vitaly kiselyov military expert colonel lc. vitalyevich greetings. good afternoon. good afternoon. thank you for coming to our studio, well, here e, of course already. we watch almost every day. uh, and such, you know, positional battles, artillery duels hmm and uh, attempts, uh, by the armed forces of ukraine to go on the offensive in certain areas. that's what concerns just the luhansk direction. i've read e. hmm today, just uh conclusions that make british intelligence. yes, they are published. i don't know why they we

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yuryevna well, all right. all right , tell me, let them bow low to you with their hearts. personal tatiana well , i'm always happy to see you. hello hello elena represents a defender. let's go to the office to leave the id. i will give you. see how lucky you are. compared to me, finish, call. tell me, this is your first criminal case, understand? allow you are already logged in. what brought you this time. well, why are you so immediately tatyana sergeevna, we are, in principle, on the same side is very interesting. in what mood with you on the side of order and law, yes, yes, no matter how loud it sounds. you excellently brought yourself sane very wisely and showed your independence to the conflict did not go, bravo bravo, but does it bother you that we are not the only one offering a bribe or trying to put pressure on you? no, of course, if you are not comfortable talking right now. you probably condemn them, but somewhere deep in the soul at the bottom, otherwise. who would pay the money. actually, i protect people. and you know we have lawyers are defendants. here is exactly the same form. how are you all the best, goodbye. you want to sa