do you really think that andrey petrovich nikolai kuznetsov now remember nikolai yuryevich kuznetsov , the garbage king of the moscow region, and now he is also going to clean up the kaluga region. he even rented a house here. that this is her old acquaintance from podolsk do you think that it is he, of course, although he is not joking? well, yes, not too much. sorry, how rich. i 'm going to podolsk. i have a friend there, though he is already retired. i can't make it tomorrow today. listen , and you introduced the guards to masha galanova. yes , of course. this is me, i just thought that if this is really nikola-podolsky, this girl is a big danger. aluminum that's when i had one idea to take him on taxes on taxes, well, so you think he's for the mafia cases were imprisoned for drugs, there, or him for murder. the greatest mouse sat behind him paying taxes andryukha well, they have it. and for you to have it, well, i had to at least show him something, so that in our meat grinder we went to his accountant to stuff him. dmitry sergeevich fog tumanov like before the law it was clean t

nikolai yuryevich, we agreed with you. i'm working this week.'re counting on me, and now what happens? i would love to cancel this trip, but i can't due to force majeure. we are adults ourselves. let's try reach an agreement. well, purely humanly 3 days. i doubled your human salary. i really like this word interesting, your girls. she talks about something. i have 15 years of teaching experience, i have never been treated like that in your family to dramatize. at the very least, you are the time leader in this house. this says something, i think, only we have iron nerves, well, or that the girls sympathize with you. okay sorry, i need to run. i hope you find me alive when you return. my girls, but i'm not i can't go. i promise as soon as i'm done. i'll be right back. but you must swear not to touch leonidovna with your finger. come back goodbye. you look perfect. why are you taking so long? i'm already frozen, what from you. i thought it was the neighbors, it turns out we have it, yes, it is with us and for us. not really, i just thought that fo

of this, we realized that the ultimate goal of the americans is ukraine's accession to nato, nikolai yuryevichthe united states with ukraine's accession to nato was largely based on the feeling, er false as it turned out? yes , on the understanding that nothing will happen to them for this. eh, that e to seek ukraine's accession to nato and perhaps ukraine's accession to nato will not lead to any serious consequences. uh, russia is not dare to, uh, take some serious steps to protect their national interests. and actually. this is where the whole philosophy came down. uh, nato expansion that nato expansion is safe for the united states itself. well, now russia has already demonstrated that this is absolutely not the case. yes , absolutely irrefutable proof of deceit. this initial theory, on which the expansion of nato was based, and we are now precisely because of this, but we are in a state of hybrid war, which many compare not only with caribbean crisis. they say that this is much worse than the previous one, and the cold war and the worst moments. that is the coldest war. here, based on curr

nikolai yuryevich, after all , quite recently in the spring, when the issue of sweden joining nato innd began to be discussed, it entered the practical plane, and in stockholm and helsinki they declared that they would not under any circumstances. well, or at least they don’t want to, but the united states is allowed to post on them. they are now talking about the military infrastructure that they do not even rule out options for deploying nuclear weapons. e in your territory, that this is a hedging, let's say, uh, hypothetical risks, uh, in relation to russia, or is it also a reflection of the very escalation that is now happening in relations between russia and the west, well, pretty hedging of the risks of making yourself uh, without fail, the target of a nuclear or a massive conventional strike if the situation between russia and the united states escalates. it's anything but it's not risk reduction. i think it's just that the united states is mobilizing allies . the united states is mobilizing its allies and showing us its willingness to escalate to the point of transferring nucl

zelensky at the negotiating table nikolai yuryevich do you think anything will come of this or is itenial of the air, and i would not overestimate their differences on this issue. i think the united states is out loud they say that they will support ukraine zelensky will decide for himself and they cannot say anything else . uh, after all those words that they said earlier about the fact that there is nothing about ukraine without ukraine, about the fact that there are no deals and so on and so forth on the other side. i think the united states is looking at different levels through different mechanisms for ways to uh, policy of diplomatic regulation. and they evaluate, among other things, that they can sell us uh-huh as such a regulation, but a macron. e, in this case performs the role plays the role of such a kind investigator. uh, who says that we need political and diplomatic regulation, that we need to call the pope, uh, that we need to agree on something? so for that part, i would have them . i mean, i don't think the united states and the foreign policy decision makers. uh, as

have a well-thought-out strategy and tactics of warfare, uh, nikolai yuryevich well, mankin does not offer the united states to surrender. he suggests that they qualitatively increase military production and transfer the economy partially back to war footing. start large-scale military mobilization. come on, and accept the appropriate changes in military strategy to return, er, to the doctrine. e cold war on two fronts. at the same time and so on. here, do you think we are standing on the threshold, indeed, a very serious military again mobilization and militarization of the american economy by an even greater increase in defense spending and a corresponding militarization of american foreign policy. as for the militarization of american foreign policy, it has already happened, because what else to call it, if not the militarization of foreign policy, in fact, military force is now. uh, if the only, then the main argument of the united states, moreover, uh, in a variety of partners, regardless of whether they give a reason or do not give. and it didn't just start. it began that unipo