western ukraine and the second veteran, the so-called, participated in the suppression of the prague springof czechoslovakia in 1968. well, if you believe our colleagues, then the parade and the veterans were really the ones to whom 90% should be honored , so these veterans have such a track record, it goes without saying this is really quite symbolic, this is what other countries and peoples have done , now they have demonstrated it in such a way, speaking in putin's entourage at these conditional festive events, if i think that we really understand that this is a parade, uh, i had such an impression, after all russia's inability to be a superpower and we see that the terrorists are now just as we see that the nato countries are discussing how they will oppose the russian federation , where in fact now the main burden on the armed forces of ukraine, which by the way are currently performing the main mission of the alliance - is to destroy the russian military power for which it was actually created at the time

democracy and freedom in my opinion , that's how it's called the day e-e revolutions in of the prague spring cars of harm that were shot during the evacuation. they brought these cars to the czech republic and described their history. they stood on the square in several places and there were terrible cars in these ruins, and the history of the czech republic and skoda was described for them. this is a car they use to get groceries and take their children to school, and the czechs have seen this car in their daily lives and read its history and understood us very well, obviously the czechs understand us in principle, but if you imagine such a car, i don't know any bmws, such bmws or hmm bmw, unfortunately, we also have those standing in berlin , this is the moment when you , when you enter the territory of everyday life for europeans. we descend to this level of normal life and show how little of a normal life you and i have left . this was olena huseinova, a poet and my colleague . by the way, a journalist is one of the two poets who refused to participate in the e-literary the estonian prim

and my father participated in the prague spring as a conscript in the soviet army and then er, well, my life, in fact, he would be punished for being an occupier, and i’m just wondering if i’ll ever provoke a chechen, er, i’ll have the same insight that they might be occupiers. and , by the way, chechens are very offended by we call the people of kadirov chechens, and we mean the chechens who are now fighting for us, at the end of their stay here, they had to flee from here very quickly, very, very quickly, and they left us a lot of gifts , including 100 boxes of 125 mm shells for the tank, which we gladly we are returning the truth already without the boxes. in short, there was a lot of food here, and also all kinds of leftovers from their dry rations. well , and their swastika, they decorated the whole school with this swastika. these are just the elementary classes. i remember that when i came here this is the first time. literally a few days after the liberation of this place, rubik's cubes were cooked here, that is, they were there, i don't know , maybe because of smoking, maybe

my father took part in the prague spring as a conscript in the soviet army and then , er, he actuallyof his life in prison for being an occupier, and i’m just wondering if the same thing will happen to a chechen an epiphany that they may be occupiers. and chechens, by the way, are very offended. around me, we call the kadyrovs chechens, which means the chechens who are now fighting for us. at the end of their stay here, they had to flee from here very quickly, very, very quickly, and they they left us a lot of gifts, including 100 boxes of 125-mm shells for the tank, which we gladly returned, but without the boxes. in short, there was a lot of food here, and also all the remains of their dry rations. and their swastika was decorated with a swastika. that’s it. just primary classes i remember when i came here for the first time literally a few days after the release of this place and here rubik's cubes were cooked, that is, they are there, i don't know, maybe smoking, maybe drunk, just there they took rubik's cubes from the primary classes we were sitting, how did they make up this rus

took part in leading soviet troops to czechoslovakia to suppress anti-soviet protests and the prague spring . to the russian federation , thank you sergey, thank you. and now we move on to the introductory speech of the chairman of the military committee, rear admiral romaur and the secretary general of nato and general secretary gensatoltenberg. in fact, for us , this is evidence of our political and of the military alliance here at the nato headquarters, we reach a consensus on how our strategic partnership will develop, we understand that the political role will only strengthen and in the future the role of our military committee aims to ensure political security and make our military potential visible we we sincerely thank you for the consider you to be our we are now moving into a new not only of physical collective security but also of democratic values ​​that we all profess and actually that we can cooperate, we have so many different cultures, so many different national features, but we are gathering first in order to feel an even greater unity together. thank you, our general, and

czechoslovakia to the musical theater, presheva was already learning the language, but the events of the prague spring him, so a native of central ukraine, at the invitation of the artistic director of the voroshilovgrad theater petr vetrov ended up in the steppe and industrial donbass , he admits that he was fascinated by people here, open, decent and hardworking. of course, we were offers could leave. so i started filming early, and then after the death of evgeny urbansky, i received an offer to come to moscow to work. here, but i couldn't. i thought that if i was interesting, they would find me and went out in the city and found, the images he created on the screen are multifaceted, bright, memorable and all completely with character, like golubovich himself for the sake of work in the film biryuk based on the story of ivan turgenev, he refused to shoot in a german tv series and a tunic, about which he dreamed of in childhood, he vilified in full, you don’t understand comrade commissar well, i’ll try to explain in a more popular way. so, dear, comrade commissar, i hope you understand with a cap tha

people who never fought with nazi germany he er sk- told that one of them was suppressing the prague springt after the war and fought with the bandera people, to the left of putin sits gennady zaitsev, 34 years old, who was only 11 at the end of the war years and he served in the 53rd year in the army in the kgb and as a unit commander participated in the suppression of such a spring in 1968, and to the right of mr. putin there sat such yuri dvoikin who really went to the army but did not go to the front in 44 as a sniper eh, well, he actually fought eh on the territory of ukraine against the upa, that is, no way, on which front, that is, they will gather the fight against nazism there , something like this did not happen again, eh, so , so, so, so, the story is so, so strange, that is they are strange, and i will repeat once again, they are basically fake veterans. and judging by everything, they will continue the faker and faker it is, the more fake it is. well, in principle, it is clear to us, because it is clear that in the old kanobist, he feels more comfortable among the same old kade

for democracy and freedom, in my opinion , it’s called the day of the e-e revolution in prague prague springght czech cars of harm who were shot during evacuation they brought these cars to the czech republic and described their history, they stood on the square in several places and there were terrible cars in these wreckages, and the history of the czech republic was described . for them, skoda is a car with which they drive to get groceries and take children to school, and the czechs saw this car in everyday life and read its history and understood us very well, obviously the czechs understand us in principle, but if you imagine such a car, i don't know any bmw, what kind of bmw or who bmw is, unfortunately, we also have those standing in berlin, that's the moment when you when you you enter the territory of the everyday life of a european, let's say a foreigner, and you show our experiences. it seems to me that this understanding is happening at this moment, when we descend to this level of normal life and show how little of a normal life you and i have left. this there was olena huseino

he told that one of them suppressed the prague spring and the other he fought there, but he fought after war and fought with the people of bandera, sitting to the left of putin gennady zaitsev, born in the 34th year of birth, who was only 11 years old at the end of the war, and he served in the army in the kgb in the 53rd year and as a unit commander participated in the suppression of such a spring in the 68th year, and on the right from putin, there was such a yuriy dvoikin, who really went to the army, but did not go to the front, and in the 44th, as a sniper, he actually fought on the territory of ukraine against the upa , that is, no way on which front, that is , will the fight against nazism be gathered there? the story is so strange, that is, they are strange, and i will repeat once again that they are basically fake veterans. and judging by everything, they will be more and more fake and more fake than that . kadebists, he met them there and gathered with them, well, thank god, uh, somehow it didn’t happen very brightly with them, and in principle, russian propagandists somehow tr

. >> reporter: the t-55 was an essential piece of the cold war arsenal, hungary in 1956, the prague spring gulf war in the early '90s -- >> we took out all told t-55 tanks. >> reporter: they were already outclassed by abrams and now supplied to ukraine. >> i think faced with western weapons, they must expect very heavy casualties if they expect to move forward, using that type of system. >> reporter: experts say behind the official propaganda, russia cannot build new weapons quick enough. western sanctions primarily targeting russia's access to higher-tech parts, the weapons have made it much harder for them to manufacture more modern equipment. older, simpler tanks like this, thousands of them just sitting in storage, provide an alternative. >> this against a challenger what happens? >> if it's a one-on-one engagement over a reasonable distance, this will lose every time. but in closer built-in environments this is adequate. >> reporter: it's also simpler to maintain and train on new er systems an advantage for russia's mobilized troops. >> you can only see the turrets. and that can be us

in galicia after the second world war, and the other killed czechs in prague in 1968 under prague time springwas significant that there was no third party who killed hungarians in budapest in 1956. i think this is also a symbol of orbán, you know, that we do not demonstrate the one who killed you in budapest in 1956 when the hungarians wanted to become part of the free world, so let's think in ukrainian and let's think about the interests of ukraine , is china needed in these interests, of course, because it is a huge political power that today claims to create a bipolar world , is it necessary and important for us the western world and especially the united states of america, it is extremely important because this year we must do everything possible to start the negotiation procedure with the european union about our membership in the european union. well, of course, nato vilnius july, but i would not like us to talk and they will take us and they will not take us and they will give and not give, we have to do everything that depends on us to make it happen . do we have such a chance ? yes,

the cold world arsenal and helping to crush democratic uprisings in eastern europe and prague and then the springsut by the time they used nem the gulf war. >> we took out all told 55 tanks. >> reporter: they were outclassed by the a-1 abrams. and then earlier tanks are now being supplied to ukraines. >> faced with the western weapons, the russians must expect heavy casualties if they expect to move forward using that type of system. >> reporter: experts say behind the propaganda, they cannot build weapons quick enough, and they are targeting the access to higher target parts, and it is making them harder to manufacturer older equipment, and there are tanks with thousands of them sitting in storage provide an alternative. and a leopard or two or a challenger? >> this is going to lose every time. but in a wooded or the closer built environments, this is adequate. >> reporter: it is also simpler to maintain and easier the train on which is an advantage for the mobilized troops. >> you dig a pit, and then you can only see the turrets for a counter offensive. >> reporter: russia is digging in for ever

on the day of peace, spring and labor, thousands of europeans took to the streets to to protest to their authorities massive riots engulfed paris berlin praguens and many other police cities. i had to use special equipment. and another suspicious alignment was found in the sky over the top of the pentagon they said that they were monitoring his movements in the us military department they believe that while he poses no threat to the country's security did the corn sowing company, one of the main agricultural crops of the region, start directly, it occupies 40 % of area ksenia kolchina will continue the seeder slowly combs bullet, leaving behind thousands of grains of corn neatly hidden in the grooves until the sun is dry. it is necessary to have time to sow one of the main crops for primorye on the field after a rain of equipment is much more difficult, especially since we have a primorye zone on the ground here we have a day. as they say, we have a year, if they don’t even go, they go for weeks, a short respite for refueling with grain instead of the usual yellow corn seeds, bright red colors fall into the coulters , depending on the variet

on the day of peace in the spring of labor , thousands of europeans took to the streets to protest against their authorities, and their riots engulfed paris berlin pragueother police cities. i had to use special equipment. and in the sky with a bow they found another suspicious balloon in the pentagon they said that his movements are being monitored by the us military believe that while he does not pose a threat to the security of the country, labor day may 1 in europe turned into a day of protest, with thousands of people in berlin, prague, riga and athens taking to the streets to express dissatisfaction with the social policies of their governments, but the most intense protests in france burned cars smashed shop windows in paris and other cities of the country may day demonstrations escalated into clashes with police, the crowd was dispersed with water cannons more andrey skvortsov two burned effigies of president macron, three hundred detainees, over a hundred injured policemen and even more injured demonstrators. this is the result of labor day in france burning buildings. cars fired firecrackers at law enforcement officers, threw molotov cocktail