karen georgievich said very correctly before, that we are now, largely thanks to a new round, and not just scientific and technological progress, but its integration into combat operations , we find ourselves in a situation of war of attrition, when large-scale operations are associated with huge costs with huge costs. and we, well, relatively speaking, well, not like steel yes, but the war has turned into a war of attrition, where economic reserves, mobilization potential, engineering potential, logistics, and so on are of great importance. do you agree with this ruslan, you know absolutely for sure that in the long term. uh, this the war is absolutely suicidal for ukraine simply for the simple reason that it has fewer human intellectual military resources and despite the fact that it is being sucked in by the good and the third world. this suction can be tightened at any moment. we are, of course, a large self-sufficient country of resources. we have a colossal amount of intellectual resources ending with purely mineral resources. however, of course , it is very scary to think if th

i, karen georgievich, don’t agree with me here.here, it was even in the first in the first concept that was put forward after the second world war, which formed the concept of containing the kenan. well, kena was already there talking about what was needed. we are fighting. it is true that the united states is always fighting a great evil. they fought with german and, accordingly, japanese historicism. yes after this is why they fought communism. but this must be tied to what it was tied to, territorially tied to the soviet union , initially propagandized, because the american people in 1945, how did the russian people develop and suffer from domination? communists hmm, we need to be released about us. well, this is very similar to german propaganda, german propaganda, don’t believe the russian soldiers there, the jewish commander, damn it, here and there, uh, the bolsheviks are not here, after all, there are no bars, so to speak, such things, as if i didn’t miss it, they’re just suffering from hell communists. then they would free

i have today a wonderful director, writer , public figure karen georgy shakhnazarov hello karen georgievichwhy my first acquaintance with you and your work began with no one, well, namely with literature. i was a student at moscow university and in 1982 i came across your story, the courier, in the magazine youth. i read it. i really liked it , and i wasn’t the only one. and in general, it was published in youth. this meant waking up to a famous morning. so you started for me. how they write as a director, how did it happen that your story ended up in your youth. i had such a difficult period. the first painting i made of good people was po if leonid zorin did not have success, and so somehow it went through. and by the way, my film was the most cut, and there was a period when nothing worked out in the cinema, like mine. so here it is. i began to write spontaneously. so it turned out hmm the story of the courier. i don't remember through someone. i suggested showing in my youth there. well, yes, because youth was, in my opinion, 3 million. the circulation was impossible , i liked it and th

that's what karen georgievich touched upon her. this is a very important point.ust understand that this is part of a serious psychological war. and probably almost everyone knows that one of the ways to break a person. and during interrogations under various psychological pressures, one of the most effective ways are to undress a person and leave him naked without anything; this is how torture was used very often. yes, even in the same guantana we know these beautiful drownings and that’s all. the rest of the person strips naked, and at that moment he loses something to an unprepared psychological person. he is already breaking at this moment. so, when a russian citizen is stopped somewhere at the border, and everything is shaken out of him and they don’t just take it away. well, the car was taken away at one moment, but at another moment, really. there, a woman takes a portion in the world, about there, let’s say, someone is traveling. he takes away his computer, takes away his phone, takes away some toilet paper. this is a mockery. this is a purely psychologica

happening protests against the pashinyan government and many are demanding exactly what you told karen georgievichek, thousands protesters come out to the central square every night, they shout a curse at prime minister pashiyan for not sending troops to protect his brothers, they chant, long live artsakh. in this. this week, mr. geragosyan met in washington with officials shocked by the defeat of artsakh and said that he expected more resistance. from the point of view of military tactics, i thought they would go to the mountains - he said about ethnic armenians. in nagorno-karabakh, small militant nationalist groups of armenia, crusaders like the detachment loudly declared about help, but did not provide significant support, pashinyan’s government did not intervene in the conflict, well, it confirms what we were talking about, and now i can’t imagine how, at least in the foreseeable future, the situation in nagorny can be corrected karabakh, in addition, as you said, karen, and how to urge baku as much as possible to fulfill its own promise, to treat these people as full-fledged azerbaijani citi

war, especially combines with other types of weapons, such as artillery, tanks, and so on, but karen georgievichows that the requirements for a fighter are only increasing. you can’t relax, you can’t say that drones are new technologies. everything will be replaced for him. he himself must show even greater heroism at the front and show even greater skills, rather than, say, so in the war of the previous era. and here is the story of denis martyshchenko, who started as a simple ordinary infantryman, but became, uh, one of the youngest commanders. does this illustrate what you think? i think yes, absolutely. well, i think, not only the soldiers and the general , a lot also depends on the generals. i agree with me. you know what comes to mind. boris vasiliev's phrase from the play. and the dawns here are quiet, which the main character says, because she is vaskov when he instructs these girls who must enter the deadly battle with the enemy war. it's not just about who will shoot whom. who will change his mind? and we see that all our heroes are, first of all , young, and have not graduated from an

i don’t agree with karen georgievich here.t communism. well , it needs to be tied to something. so they tied them territorially to the soviet union , initially with these american propaganda in 1945, as the russian people developed and suffered from dominance. the communists, yeah, we need to be freed, they whine about us. this is very similar to german propaganda german the russian soldiers don’t believe the propaganda there, the jewish commander, damn it, here and there, uh , bolshevik jews, that’s why i’m not here after all, there are no bars, so to speak, such things, as if i didn’t miss it, the communists are just suffering from hell. now we need to free the whole world from communists, and then they crawled to the soviet union. and then they went to the concept of just direct military interference. there are plans for firewood for shorts , everything else is the destruction of the soviet union. and by the way, the concept worked , the soviet union did not, but then when it developed. that's right absolutely speak. that's

here, as karen georgievich spoke, there are a lot of different political nuances.eeling that there is some kind of imbalance and even sometimes competition. and what cannot be allowed and absolutely, as leonid ivanovich said. uh, in general, this whole problem needs to be considered in the complex of the south caucasus, transcaucasus, whatever you want to call it, but these are notes on fields, because of course the main goal is to knock russia out of the south caucasus now , just by any means by any means, and propaganda means play an important role here. this stirring up of emotions so that we remove our base from armenia does not indicate our desire to do this, as i understand it. we have an agreement for a certain number of years back. there are a lot of other nuances that are connected with azerbaijan, but i think this is an even bigger conversation. i want to share with you will finish off latin corridor, there, and there will be more, by the way, goes along the greatcoat from armenia. the difference, as yakovlevich said, is 10,000 m², and not the 29,800 that