khatyns very e understandably come and serve, if you are people, like the people's militia were armed. that would not have happened. i mean, that 'sliving this way, uh, drawing conclusions, learning lessons. we are in no war. we are not going to intermeddle in someone else's not our war to fight. we will only be when we have to defend our home , our land, so that this does not happen again, so that they come and do not start shredding here, you have already said that today the information struggle occupies a very important place in our country. and what is very important to do from a journalist to a president. how to work further in terms of the information field, we will have modernization, or it’s some very, very significant changes to take place. what is the difference between our now and our future . e with what they do. all of them are based on fakes. take bush as a prime example of informational psychological operations. uh, had a colossal impact here. a psychological operation for the whole world, but in fact it was not so there during the night they dragged them and stuff, or now they get raisins, they exhume these, at lea

s office. conducted a number of cases on both fuses and saboteurs who were with of the ukrainian side, including the leaders of the people's militialuhansk people's republic and the head of the donetsk people's republic, these are all the cases that were disclosed here, in lugansk and, were also investigated here, including in the prosecutor general's office plus a whole a number of things that are connected precisely with the investigation of the activities of spies, vile murders. they just won’t leave them, they said in the investigative committee of russia all the guilty will be found and punished by the investigators of the main investigative department of the investigative committee of russia on behalf of the head. the ministry initiated a criminal case on the fact of a terrorist act in the building of the general prosecutor's office of the luhansk people's republic, the investigative committee of russia, as part of the investigation of the criminal case, will identify all the persons involved in this crime and give a fundamental legal assessment of their actions. the tragedy also happened in zaporizhzhia, where the deputy he

the prosecutor general 's office conducted a number of cases on and on fuses and on the saboteurs who were from the ukrainian side, including the leaders of the people's militiathe luhansk people's republic and the head of the donetsk people's republic, plus a number of things that are related specifically to the investigation. e activities of spies demolitionists. e. and now, on the same days, it is literally already the second day there, in my opinion, today, right in front of the building of the luhansk general prosecutor's office, there is a court in which one of the figures is being heard, who were accused of pionage, who worked for the osce. here, are these things related or not? well , it’s difficult to say at the moment, but we can say for sure that there were people from the ukrainian side who wanted to strike at law enforcement agencies from the leadership of law enforcement agencies in the luhansk people’s republic . unfortunately enough to plant. now they are still quite cautious, because we already had. situations where more than one explosive device was planted and now this building is actively cordoned off are being actively inspected. now in i

federation and the people's militia of the dpr, lpr, volunteers of donbass to even out the imbalance that has now developed because ukraine has carried out its full mobilization. there 'sion people already there, uh, in their troops. and you need to align it, and here is a solution when most families in russia will not be affected. this is mobilization, and only one percent of people have it there. uh, called it and lets solve it. e questions. uh, such pressure on ukraine from its sponsors. today , for the first time, the president said that there were negotiations. well , we know when in april such negotiations were practically reached an agreement with the ukrainian leadership. how to ensure the security of russia and at the same time the russians in the donbass and at the same time the compromise that ukraine arranged, but the biden and the americans intervened elites. the europeans broke the barrel of this practically already completed contractual process. and you, as one way out, is to force peace, and the ukrainian leadership and their western sponsors. indeed, you have already said that partial mobilization will affect, first of all, certain first-class military

people arrested for violence criminal activity at the u. s. capital had either current or former military experience. and so what has the military done very little? it was fine for military members to belong to a militia group, you know, military members that belong to militia groups. such as the 3 per centers that have committed violent acts against a you know, people, police officers plotted bombings and shootings. despite the arrests, chris hill and the 3 percent as in georgia, continue their movement. oh, also because of their beliefs about muslims. the attacks on the twin tar by muslim extremists radically changed the discourse around islam in the u. s. according to the research institute, the new america foundation to in 5 americans believe islam is incompatible with you as values. the distrust and hostility towards muslims has caused a rise in his lam, a phobic attacks across the country. just one percent of americans are muslims, but 14.5 percent of all hate crimes committed in 2018, but motivated by anti islamic sentiment. according to a u. s. government survey. one reason for this hatred against american muslims is the impact the war on tara has had on army veterans. there's been multiple st

militia. it shows most likely that there is no sign of any security forces there. i hearfrom people in the border city, there was a massive fire in chanting. women, life, freedom. it�*sing unique this time around. �* ., , this is something unique this time around. �* . , ., . ., ~ around. and where at this head? work at it and? where _ around. and where at this head? work at it and? where we _ around. and where at this head? work at it and? where we moved _ around. and where at this head? work at it and? where we moved to - around. and where at this head? work at it and? where we moved to from i at it and? where we moved to from here? 50 at it and? where we moved to from here? ., , , .,, at it and? where we moved to from here? ., , , ., ., , here? so many people are angry the situation. it's _ here? so many people are angry the situation. it's not _ here? so many people are angry the situation. it's notjust _ here? so many people are angry the situation. it's notjust about - here? so many people are angry the situation. it's notjust about the - situation. it�*s notjust about the killing of one young 20—year—old woman, it�*s about the economic situations of iran, abou

contact and in the area of ​​​​responsibility of the people's militia of the luhansk people's republic well , of course, on the territory of the lugansk people 'ses, if for two weeks we felt more or less safe, shelling practically stopped on september 1, then yesterday, the day before yesterday and today, shelling began to increase exponentially. uh, including uh, the shelling that you were talking about, they really started killing our children again, it was shelled. uh, bullets perevalsky and this is purely. peaceful civil facility in this college. uh, let's say they taught children. e so that they are cooks, ka- confectioners and hairdressers. well, they are not connected in any way, even with military professions, unfortunately, primary information was received that the girl was born in 2004. a number of students who lived in the dormitory have now died with various degrees of injury, and they are now being provided with qualified medical assistance to a medical institution. uh, emergency teams also left for the place, the representative offices of the lc in the jcc also left, uh, left. uh, let's say representatives who will record those cr

people's militia, the luhansk people's republic. and now it comes to repeat by listing literally all the settlements today . i really hope that now this situation will change . it 'se were interruptions in the energy system of ukraine. and this was a certain marker, a certain marker in the fact that ukraine a. that is, in relation to ukraine it is no longer possible to wage war with white gloves, and we keep too many things for ourselves. well, as if inviolable, but at the moment it is impossible for the ukrainian regime - it is a cancerous tumor, a cancerous tumor that opens in a vein, says, we can do anything. yes, accordingly, everything is possible. anti-terrorist response with terrorists is impossible. it is impossible to negotiate anything with terrorists. it is impossible to comply with any such agreements, let alone expect from them, and the observance of these agreements, therefore, uh, this one, and the problems power grids should become the norm. ah, it’s huge in quantity, and the things that can be involved should be involved, you need to understand that this is an entity called the ukrainian regime. it is supplied from the outside and depends entirely