hello vera nikolaevna is talking to you, oleg borisovich kireev, a friend gave me your phone number and said that you are the best in your business . well, it's somewhat unusual. i propose to discuss it. at my house you could drive up. green house, 15, apartment 11 green pencil, house 15 wrote down, apartment, 11. yes, apartment 11. yes, we just finished one thing. yes, washed everything clean very serious, yes in a couple of hours we could meet, goodbye, 11. congratulations. all spaces are one, the space, as it thinks, is one, united. thought. we consciousness splits the space into small even smaller spaces, and my thoughts are small even smaller thoughts, so the apartment building space is the same thoughts, but more often i think about my apartment building, we go hot cold water, among other things. forgive ende, i don’t know which apartment, oleg borisovich didn’t say when he called don't touch anything, this is calling kiev, zelenaya street, 15. you don't want to get out at all? what time did you end up in an apartment somewhere? well , probably 16-30. that's how the neighbors call

vgtrk vot well, the other day i went to him visit our correspondent dmitry kuzmin good morning oleg borisovichng. tell us how to release the faculty of history got into the massmate at that time. actually, there was only one television, and on this television there was only one informational editorial program time to go there, i came in 80 to the third year as the crown of my career. at that stage there was a position of the head of the program 120 minutes. about how the morning broadcast was made by forces, in general, all the editions of the vremya program, it was absolutely such a revolutionary breakthrough in those days. and after some time, the number of people who worked there increased, the technology definitely improved its preparation, but it became the only main morning program of all soviet television. if first time, then 120 minutes, when you slept, you know the most slept, very little most often, we worked on a shift all day. and then they stayed at night and often this went on for weeks. it was the freest, most, uh, liberal, probably the most open program of all soviet television

did you know oleg borisovich kireev well, let's say that i would like to hire you?e is my business card. i understand you, probably very little time, but i pay double the price. i would like to know who killed the plastic surgeon kireeva jewels. call me tonight to discuss the details of the deal. well, now we are officially working on the kirill case? artyom, ca n't i just wait a minute. you know, i just wanted to apologize to you. please forgive me that gosha and i confused the investigation. we are talking about them, that you realized everything only on the head. i have already received. sorry, please, i really didn't want to. okay, let's cover it. you have everything tarnovsky great-grandmother of this chumicka. may i have a look? look, where did you get the photo sophia was a patient of kireev, this photo, we found in her card. wait, why did she put a picture of her great-grandmother on her medical record? reaction to check kireya to find the killer, and according to your version itself. what is a private detective? it's like, wait, tarnovskaya hired you and no

our correspondent dmitry kuzmin good morning oleg borisovich good morning.o release the faculty of history got to moscow at that time. actually, there was only one television, and on this television there was only one informational edition of the program time to go there, i came at 8:00, and the third year was the crown of my career. at that stage there was a position of the head of the program 120 minutes. oh, how the morning ether was made by forces, in general, the entire edition of the program time was absolutely such a revolutionary breakthrough in those days. and after some time, the number of people who worked there increased, the technology definitely improved its preparation, but it became the only main morning program of all soviet television. if first time, then 120 minutes, when you slept, you know the most slept, very little most often, we worked on a shift all day. and then they stayed at night and often this went on for weeks. it was the freest, the most uh liberal and, probably, the most open program of all soviet television at that time, bec

promised to lift the ban on any transactions with russian state organizations, and i want to ask oleg borisovichopean european sanctions policy. uh, the correction took place, i think for a very simple reason, probably for the first time in 30 years after the collapse of the soviet union, an understanding of the measure came that we live in a world of victorious capitalism. economic action. in our world economy cannot take place without some kind of response , like communicating vessels, where in one place it will arrive in another, what we talked about the position of hungary there is a separate state and so on. this is precisely in general, and there is a consequence of this thesis, what is meant, but any action taken against russia in one way or another inevitably reverberates in europe in the united states, uh, developing countries. generally developed. today we are witnessing this, we were talking about it, we are witnessing a very interesting trend, in my opinion, we are truly living in historical time. and we are witnessing the birth of a new cold war. the cold war is not in the understan