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there is russia, there will be russia will there be power? russia was russia is russia will be? 17-year-old bogdana has been listed as an enemy of the ukrainian fascists for many years, who brought her to the peacemaker website. for what. look at the poems. all living things forgive us, father, earth, why do they do this and conquer until you kneel and there will be peace and there will be a mother and these verses will run to the children in farewell from the brigade commander. phantom by alexei mozovym read by bogdan not sorrel already at 9 years old. she became the youngest militia member and a symbol of donbass, she was friends with alexei mozgovoy in 2015. on may 23, the phantom cumbrick died as a result of an assassination attempt in mozgovoy’s office, there was a flip calendar with a slider frozen on the number 23, and the number 24 was circled with a heart with the signature bogdana ’s birthday after death. the girl joined the brigade, the phantom gave her a militia certificate and made her a daughter's patch. that's what the fighters called her. what are you doing? at th

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russia didn't poison these people. russia didn't shoot down this plane. russiathing that they would accuse us of constantly. sean: "russian frontier" doesn't just deliver pro-russian news. it's also used to settle scores. sean: last year, former australian diplomat and russia intelligence analyst, kyle wilson, become a target of "russian frontier." kyle wilson: its content tends to be extremist. it makes a practice of identifying people who disagree with it as "enemies." it makit calls them of identi"enemies of russia."agree sean: wilson had written about boikov's pro-russian influence activities in australia, infuriating boikov. simeon: [speaking foreign language] sean: the next edition of "russian frontier" branded wilson's article "racist" and called him an "anti-russian conspiracy theorist." in a video posted to social media, boikov joked about a meme he'd published of putin with the line, "funny guy, i kill you last," next to a photo of wilson. simeon: "funny guy, i kill you last." ha-ha-ha-ha. [speaking foreign language] kyle: the abuse, the vituperation,

was russia is, russia will be. glory great people russia was beautiful russia will be russia was russia is, russia will be? for many years, 17-year-old bogdana has been an enemy of the ukrainian fascists, who have included her on the peacemaker website. for what, look at the poems. get it, then, sweep away all living things. forgive us, father, earth, for what they do this and conquer, rich, pass, let's not kneel and there will be peace and there will be a mother and these verses will run to the children in farewell from the brigade commander. the ghost was read by alexei brain bogdan is not a sorrel. already at the age of 9. she became the youngest militia member and a symbol of donbass; she was friends with aleksey mozgovoy in 2015. on may 23, the phantom cumbrick died as a result of an assassination attempt . the number 24 was surrounded by a heart with the signature bogdana's birthday after death. the girl joined the brigade, the phantom gave her a militia certificate and made her a daughter's patch. that's what the fighters called her.

russia vasily geralov. i love you, russia i love you russia unspent. many times you were betrayed to be in russia or many timesrussian soul in you, but not christians, i will not break you again, do not intimidate. you are my native homeland, the will of the cockroach you are the homeland of my native will, the most dear you are with your kindness and affection. you haven't told with your soul. i'm used to. you without you i'm happy, no. white light, i'm used to being proud of the wallpaper. you have misfortune. long live our mother russia hooray thank you friends. today a historic event has taken place. this day will go down in history on september 30, 2022. remember choosing people together forever. thank you thank you russia thank you for our new territories that have historically reunited with their great motherland, spasi. ba what a pride it is to be russian. thank you dear friends. thank you friends, there are more than 150 million of us from red square from the very heart of russia, a live broadcast has been introduced here, a rally-concert has just ended, choosing people together forever is a large-sca

russia definitely wants to hear. russia -- china is asking for support from russia regarding taiwan. russia wants to sell more oil and gas to china. it wants to find out more resources for revenues to protect this economy from a collapse. china being the number one client for russian energy, i would also wants to have more alternatives. the chinese leader was in uzbekistan ahead of the shanghai cooperation organisation meeting to see about increasing the gas import. one of the reasons is that china does not want its relations with russia to come at the expense of its relations with the west. imran: china has avoided openly supporting russia's invasion of ukraine, but in the past week, president xi made the statement. reporter: china expresses its understanding and full support for russia. on the ukraine issue, the u.s. and nato are expanding directly on russia's doorstep, threatening russia's national security and the lives of russian citizens. given the circumstances, russia has taken necessary measures. china understands and we are coordinating on various aspects. i believe russia w

shone by actually coming in and reading with many, many people is that hillary clinton the russia, russia, russia's a number of things spying on trump campaign. they spied on my campaign so why did they come in and do that? especially since we were having such great conversations sean. >> sean: so let me go you mention russia numerous times a talk about that. the deputy of fbi director famously said without hillary's bought and paid for dossier i remember. she fumbled it through a law firm along from house fusion gps and op research firm it was in 2016 paid in higher christopher steele for mi6. christopher steele's main sources. he is now on trial for lying to the fbi. we know and we been able to confirm and report it widely believe first of all the media you all got it wrong on the russia issue. >> president trump: full of surprises and should be returned. they are 100% wrong they got it wrong. >> sean: this is important this drag this country for three years. i think you're watching some of the coverage so my next question is if, in fact, it couldn't get the pfizer warrant according to anja mcc

russia. and we talked about russia with russia, we will always live well. this was. well , probably, i don’t remember, it’s already 2009, when he the first time i just went around to all these to all these positions, and now such changes are taking place. here is vitaly comrade, he speaks absolutely correctly. he says, and steinmeier cheated on himself steinmeier. in the end, he apologized for cheating on his patron. i would like to remind you that steinmeier began his political career as gerhard schröder's chief of staff in lower saxony. for many years he headed his small office, the little council of people's commissars, and worked with him a lot steinmeier was his right hand, which with schroeder developed all the plans when he was still minister-president of lower saxony. he developed his plans, including the development of relations with russia. in 2007, i met schroeder and did a big interview with him, which was then attended by stein. and schroder then said that we know that russia is our future. he didn’t even have adopted children from russia then, then they

russia sits on the security council. it's not a procedural matters. so russia has the veto. so russia clearly would, i think, veto such a resolution. but i'm told by western diplomats that if that happens, then they're going to take it straight from the security council to the un general assembly, the body that represent all 193 member site to this organization. ok, thank you very, not chad to pa last editor james base. eli 66000 russian citizens of entered the you in the past week following a partial mobilization audit by moscow. this, according to you border agency from tags, warning, the illegal crossings are likely to increase if russia decides to close its border to potential conscripts. meanwhile, long queues are continuing at the border with georgia which isn't in the you, but is all running high that com no more close exit points to men of fighting age. heavy traffic has been reported. it all. russian frontiers from tech says 30000 russian citizens of arrived in finland in the past 4 days alone. meanwhile, residence in the russians as you have you have cause laid flowers. it a

russia, russia will at least be defeated in ukraine. so it's a disaster. roman, what's your view? where, where does this war leave russia in the future? well, i think we're witnessing the last phase of buildings roll and russia, as we knew it under booting for more than 20 years is ending. and then new russia will be weak, are much weaker in the world than it was before. maria, quicker, i hope pressure will be a better place to live after all. but when this future will come, you asking about the future, but for distance, but talking about with russia after putting probably the next day, it will be very bad. but how long will be that this next day? it's a question and there were no now that's when it wasn't young lists independent journalist from last year. we couldn't go back in the short distance future because we'll face 15 years in jail and so on. but soon probably will book will come in 5 years as well. i don't know. i don't know. it's a disaster. yeah, good. thank you very much to my family. that was it for today. i hope you enjoyed our discussion and you can join the conversation. if you're watching us on youtube, we'd love to he

russia. what can be the role of russia in this diplomatic solution? we see that russia is not very ready to come to an understanding with the government of the armenian avant-garde, one can say that it is betting on the position that still adheres to such a distinctly pro-russian course on the former president robert kucheryan on of the former president serzh sakhsyan and they are trying to strengthen their role in society, i remember that just a few days ago there was a meeting of the catholicos of regina ii with the presidents and petrosyan, saaksyan and kucheryav and this was once again shown by their capabilities in terms of influencing public opinion. to what extent, in principle, can it be assumed that the armenian government may not pay attention to this role of russia, its position in relation to the current armenian leadership is a very good question and give a good answer the answer is that we now see how russia has demonstrated to the world and to ukraine, namely that it is not interested in diplomacy. we are also witnesses to the fact that russia in this reg

and suddenly to go from $2.00 to $4.00 territories, becoming part of russia and russia, russia racing, the bar. it makes the question, how will the west respond the dilemma on them know how they respond militarily? ok, obviously it's on the back. on, on on. yeah. let me look responsive. let me go to the me here. now. i'm basically the same question. you mean, because it's when they talk about a negotiated the conflict when once these referendums are completed and i think it's fair to say that they, they will pass. they will make a request to the russian federation to join russia. we're going to soon, that's going.

russia has not lived under such sanctions for a year and it will not last under them. can provide for itself there by only 20%, the rest - 70 and one day in russia, and in russiare will be no opportunity to do all this, this applies specifically to food, yes, in some issues, russia can provide itself with food, but in some families, that is , it is a total economic blockade er, the russian economy simply cannot withstand this, they are not adapted to these er, to such a total economic blockade, which is implemented only by the united states of america or the west in general, if the united states applies here this absolute ban on the use of bank accounts in correspondent banks, the use of the dollar, er, no country will dare to stand on the field with russia and turn into an xbox, so i say once again, for example, hungary. from the approval of the eighth package of sanctions. if it is now hungary, if budapest is now starting to exert pressure, it falls into the same list of countries, but which will be subject to very strict sanctions, practically like the people themselves, all elections. she has to choose with whom she wants, whether she trades only with russ

the media got russia, russia, russia totally wrong. >> i got it right. fmr. pres. trump: you and john solomon, sarah, greg jarrett. there are some people that got it right that should be rewarded. but you cannot reward the people that got it wrong. exactly the opposite. >> my question did is -- my question is, so, when you think that, do you have any regrets? do you wish -- ah, why the hell didn't i do that or that? fmr. pres. trump: you always have regrets. but my biggest regrets are people. when i went to washington, i was only there 17 times -- i told you this, and i did not stay overnight. so i was not into that whole world of the washington, d.c., society. i was from new york and knew everybody in new york. now i know everybody. the good ones, the bad ones, the weak ones. >> you would be better because your team and those around you would be that are and stronger? fmr. pres. trump: i think so. i know so. host: in this idea of a rematch in 2024, give us your thoughts. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, 748-8002. this is carrie

russia russia is trying to strengthen relations with china and the helps him to impose sanctions or is there an instrument that will help western governments to stop this? i would not like to say much about russia'srelations with other countries because i am the representative of the us president in ukraine. i can only say that we had conversations with china, we expressed our concern about what they can potentially support russia russia is inciting a war in ukraine, violating ukraine's borders and territorial integrity we have not yet seen china systematically, for example, supplying russia with weapons or helping to circumvent international sanctions, but we we are watching everything very carefully, there is something that needs to be watched carefully i think we always have to be on the lookout on the other side they are reporting that russia is buying drones from iran and trading arms with north korea these two countries are already called rogues they are already countries sponsoring terrorism will this affect on the diplomatic perceptions of russia in the world and specifically the usa. i don't want to focus too much on russia, because what russia is already doing, of course, affects its re

russia. and we talked about russia with russia, we will always live well. this was. i don’t remember , maybe it was 2009, when he was just entering all these positions for the first time, and such changes are taking place. here is vitaly comrade, he speaks absolutely correctly. he says, and steinmeier cheated on himself steinmeier. after all. i apologized for cheating on my patron. i want to remind you that the restnayer started his political career as head of administration of gerhard schröder in lower saxony. for many years he headed his small cabinet, a small council of people's commissars, and steinmeier worked with him a lot, he was his right hand, who developed all plans with a schroeder when he was still minister president of lower saxony. he developed his plans, including the development of relations with russia. in 2007, i met schroeder and did a short interview with him, which was attended by the then steinmeier. and the shredder then said that we know that russia is our future. he didn’t even have adopted children from russia then, then they appeared. who d

russia in four occupied regions in ukraine. russia is claiming an overwhelmingly majority of residents are in favor of joining russia but not alles have been counted. ukraine and others have proclaimed the vote as a sham. russia -- russia's president claims he's just wanting to our people. -- were to attend polling stations to vote. the areas in question represent 15% of ukraine's territory. given freely is in dispute. >> we have heard reports from accounts from people saying soldiers are goingoor-to-door posting -- forcing people to vote and ukrainian officials are saying that residents have been banned from leaving and some workers are threatened about losing their jobs. people have been forced to take part in this so-called referendum. >> could the results be legitimate? here is our world affairs editor. >> -- which is probably contains the greatest number of people that don't want to have anything to do with russia, supposedly voted 97% in favor of moving into russia. separation -- donetsk, 98 percent. others 98%. these are ludicrous. >> the ukraine's ministry of defense says that -- when he addresses russia's parliament as

into this, a cost increase on russia as well in the stakes will increase as also by russia, recognizing this for territory. special guns don't scarce on or as a part of russia is huge implications for one. russia will have to devote a lot more troops to defend its own soil. again, i know many people say critical, especially the worst, was not to really rush as you can. well, if russia recognize as russia from the russia legal standpoint is russia. and so he will devote more troops to defend its territory. there was a course of partial mobilization, and also it will defend these territories at all costs. that is, this is considered to be intrinsic, part of the russian federation. and as we are in the world, the russian nuclear doctrine allows for the use of nuclear weapons. in 2 instances, one is attacked by nuclear weapons, but also if the existence of the state is threatened, no one can argue that the excess russia was threatened by merely having made or in your grain, obviously from having from putting its own territory on the low. this increases the likelihood on or d, m reasoning for using nuclear weapons. food will be used now, don't get me wrong. i do

russia has never lived under such sanctions. and it will not last. they are simply not ready. a very simple example is medicine. we, russia, can provide for ourselves there by only 20%. the remaining 70% is imported in russiassia will not have the opportunity to do all this. by the way of food, in some cases russia can provide itself with food, but in some cases it is laughable. that is , it is a total economic blockade. the economic economic blockade which is implemented only by the united states of america or the west in general if the united states applies this absolute ban on the use of bank accounts in correspondent banks and the use of the dollar, no country will dare to stand on the field with russia to turn into an xbox, so i say once again, for example, hungary it should already now already now think three times what she will say to brussels during the approval of the eighth package of sanctions if she is now hungary if budapest is now begins to exert pressure, she is included in the same list of countries against which very strict sanctions will be applied, almost like adults themselves. she has to choose with whom she wants, whether she trades only with russia or whether she continues to trade w

, russia, russia, it was made up so when they lost, they could say it was russiam saying what the hell did russia have to do with it? it was russia! ok. so adam shift knows it is a fake story. he made it up with other people. they know it is a fake. i see adam shift go sullenly to the microphones in the capitol building sand stand there so sad and say donald trump jr. will be going to prison because of what he did with russia. now think of it. he knows the story is a scam. he knows the story is a fake and he wants my son who is a good kid. he wants my son to go to prison over something that they made up, that they know is a phony story and has now been as they say fully debunked. in other words it was a totally -- and he is standing before microphones with many of those people standing there and they can't get enough saying that my son is going to prison and i then called my son and i said don, are you ok? what is going on? what's going on? think of this if you're a parent. think of it. my son is going to prison on something which is a total hoax. these are bad pe

russia russia is trying to strengthen relations with china and china is helping it impose sanctions or is there an instrument that will help western government to stop it. i would not like to say much about russia'srelations with other countries because i am the representative of the us president in ukraine. i can only say that we had conversations with china, we expressed our concern that they could potentially support russia, russia is inciting a war in ukraine, violating ukraine's borders and territorial integrity . something to watch carefully i think we always have to be on guard on the other side they are reporting that russia is buying drones from iran and trading arms with north korea these two countries are already called they are already renegade countries sponsoring terrorism. will this affect the diplomatic perceptions of russia in the world , and in particular the united states? i do not want to focus too much on russia, because what russia is already doing, of course, affects its reputation. it attacked a sovereign, independent country. terrible war our work and our goal here my goal on behalf of the president and the secretary of state is to help ukraine defend itself to do everyth

russia , and so on. this is indeed a total war in russia, which is well understood, the united states is parasitic on the fact that russiable nuclear power indeed. it is trying in every possible way to avoid not only a nuclear war, but also a direct military clash between nuclear countries. between russia and nato which is from the russian point of view and i agree from this point of view view will inevitably lead to nuclear war, and i understand the united states yes, they must kill. and why are you sure that any use of nuclear weapons, if these tactical nuclear weapons are definitely nuclear weapons, why will this lead to a nuclear war? i want to remind you that part of the nato doctrine during the cold war, when russia had the superiority of conventional weapons, and nato spoke very cheerfully and frankly about this because it was clear that there were many tactical nuclear weapons, thousands of warheads, and if russian tanks move in the direction. eh, english channel. that and tactical already really could be used today. russia has tactical nuclear weapons , but ukraine does not? and i don’t mean and i don’t think th

food supplies and style are doing. developing jones with keith latham begun surveys, guys in russia, russia, russia. the reason why the food rates this is, this is because of russia. since spring 2022, the wes been accusing russia provoking a wealthy crisis. allegedly, this major grain producer is deliberately creating a deficit prices. a soaring and poor countries, particularly are experiencing bread shortages. this over simplification as being broadcast worldwide put his russian grain. really the new front of economic war the bonus for appointment for the you the president of the senior thing finished i shouldn't need you for that or the general you with your the medium, all of us keith read. you can do it and i leave finish. wish them but go ask them do worse indeed. go us call us garage door to reach the peer chasing voice him do it. that's the huddle she's starting to call us human either thought. katrina cells of russia stover. pl region. one of russia's main agricultural areas, wheat field, stretched in horizon, a new russian crop is ripening. stuff was to go after recall you get off up for

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russia. victor: russia cannot afford defeat and ukraine because that would mean very serious political consequences in russia course russia will do everything i can -- everything they can to prevent defeat. >> how does russia do that when they seem to be short on weapons, ammunition, and soldiers? how do they achieve that objective of the special operation, as they call it? >> the initial objectives outlined by putin in february are difficult to achieve at this point. the objectives now are more limited but we see bellicose rhetoric from both sides that cannot be realized on the front. when we discuss russian objectives from february and how unlikely it is they will be achieved in the near future, we also have to look at the objectives the ukrainian officials are putting in front of their forces and how unrealistic they are. ukrainian officials say their objective is to take crimea or other regions. >> michael disagrees with you. your response. [crosstalk] >> it is not about taking crimea . it is about liberating that area that has been occupied by russia since 2014. it has nothing to do with ethnicity or la

border with russia, is the exercise somehow related to the news about the so-called partial mobilization in russia and in general is it somehow related to the fact that you feel threatened by russiar dictate what we do and will never influence us we decided on our decision regarding training long before putin's speech and we follow our plan in accordance with our decision, therefore we ignore the actions of the russian federation, of course if the threat to estonian borders and estonia itself increases we we will monitor this very carefully and when there is a need to make a decision, is the government ready to do so, or in general, in your opinion, is it possible that russia will attack estonia as a whole? we hoped and believed that there would be no attack on ukraine, but of course it happened in general at the nato level, it is claimed that russia is and will be the biggest and main threat to the alliance, that's it, that's it, that's it. it seems to me that this means that as a member of the alliance, estonia should also consider this option, and we should be ready for any scenario. one of these scenarios, there may also be a potential threat from the russian federation, you

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union, that is, with the same russia after the defeat of the soviet union in the cold war, so the soviet union collapsed in 1991, if the world then did with russia, russiabably at its weakest state after 1917 year, i.e. russia well, just like everywhere else in the former soviet union, there were absolutely constant shops, nothing worked, no industry at all, there was nothing well, but the world, the world, the world, then, looked at it, well, not like , not like, how he looked probably to germany, but actually there was such a peculiar plan of the marshal, because russia, um, they helped her to survive , to restore a certain economy, well, at least, what was restored is energy, an energy resource expert. and what will happen after this war, uh, it's very difficult to predict, i will live to communicate, but it will be again on the rake yes, because i absolutely agree with you here, i am so much, this is today's arrogance of the russians who sat on the i apologize in the srat from disposable syringes, which i remember to the knife, the former, to everything, to the money, billions gave, gave be people. here's your money. will the west say again after th

yes, of course, russia can be said, let him add, when ben hajj said that we need to prepare for russia russia, he did not mean that the united states would, uh, ruin russia, he thinks that russia's pernicious policy in ukraine will lead to the very collapse of russia how did the soviet union itself collapsed itself and the united states and the west should prepare for this collapse. what are the hands of these modern dissidents yes, and how of which almost all second-rate second-rate directors of second-rate hacks in crossword journalists. well, of course, they were not useful at home. now they will bark from there. of course, you know, after all, everything new is good, forgotten old. and some people are trying to say that here are the current problems. they are from february of this year. someone, then, says no, after all, from the fourteenth year, but here i completely agree that not from the fourteenth year and not even from 2008, and not from the famous speech of vladimir vladimirovich putin in munich, but the origins. of course, much, but hidden deeper in history, and i, as a historian,

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russia? i think that's where they want this to — of russia? i think that's where they want this to go. _ of russiahey want this to go. we _ of russia? i think that's where they want this to go. we believe - of russia? i think that's where they want this to go. we believe that. want this to go. we believe that these will be sharing referendum, they won't be legitimate, they certainly will be free or fair. they are designed, they are preordained to allow mr putin to say, look, this is russian territory. and out ukrainian attacks are are on the motherland and not on ukrainian territory which is of course not true. as you heard our national security adviser say we're not to recognise that. so many other nations around the world are can recognise that. this is nothing more than a ploy by vladimir putin to try to gain through some legitimacy through politics and electoral issues that which he cannot gain militarily. but it's ocular work. no one could recognise it for them and what needs to happen is mr putin needs to leave ukraine and stop this war. �* , �* , ., , ., war. but isn't the problem that pres

countries that either abstained or in fact joined russia in the latest military exercise have been getting cheap energy or weapons from russia. russia is using its abundant supply of energy resources as a weapon to destabilize the west, finding excuses to throttle gas flows, banking hundreds of millions thanks to soaring prices that are taking a painful toll on european consumers. 70,000 people protested against the government in prague several right wing politicians have demanded leaders radically rethink their stance on the war in ukraine stop this war that the government claims is it is not italian right wing nationalist candidate for prime minister. and a friend of has also called for an end to the war and western sanctions many in germany has also shifted in berlin president mentioned in is the western front against starting to cry, let me put that question straight to aleksei is putin in the end going to have the last laugh. it's a chicken game. right? so of course, we're looking at russia and saying, look, the economic sanctions are going to hit the winter. the popular support will transform itself the military the shape of t

ukrainians and what was also very noticeable in those times, who also fought for russia, or why, why, why, in fact, then russia lost, russiaelied on an outdated concept of war under the influence of the victory over napoleon , it was believed that mass mobilization was believed to be a retreat to the territory of the rich and similar things. they would ensure victory in the conflict of any level, and if, relatively speaking, they tried to move from the crimea to kyiv is quite maybe they would have been defeated, but the klyuzniks were completely the opposite, they didn’t want to, they didn’t want to, they understood that it was impossible in those conditions to defeat russia as a whole, they were just going to give her paws so that she couldn’t inflict defeats on her neighbor, first of all, because defeat by the way does not mean that the bosphorus and dardanelles passed to the russians and then the anglo-french positions in the mediterranean would be threatened and actually introduced the help of technical superiority turned out to be more adequate than concrete in fact, the technical superiority of the english over the f

sanctions and moscow have pushed china and russia closer together economically. chinese products have replaced western ones and russia, while china is russia's biggest oil customer. she, jim ping sees the global role of the 2 countries going much further than trade corporation. in the future to be a china, together with russia, is ready to accept the part of great power long and all over. he ran to play a leading role in being of force for stability and positive energy in a world shaken by social unrest. joe drew the she did cruel when being she turned, as their leaders talking, as pakistan, china and russia are carrying out join military exercises near the pacific coast. the shanghai corporation organization includes many of the former soviet republics and central asia, as well as india and pakistan. iran has expressed interest in joining turkey whose president is attending the summer. con summit is a full dialogue partner put in and reject it on our set to meet on friday. theresa fallon, founder and director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies in brussels, explained a cryptic message from putin that he's aware of beijing's conce

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russia was russia is and russia will be. hooray! d mothers, at children who have come today, their hearts rejoice. today is a special day and a special time in which we live, it is a great honor to live in this time to see. how they pass through your hands this story is ours today the new story of our dear beloved russia 8 years ago began terrible events when nato gave the command to the fascist kiev regime and the bombing began death. i was in those territories, kherson zaporozhye donbass lugansk donetsk i saw kherson from the terrorist attack in the death of my acquaintances who did not agree with this kiev regime. going down to the basement, call of steel, i saw scattered children's toys, and sniper places were equipped above them, and an armored personnel carrier stood nearby, they were covered by our children. not broken, donetsk not broken, horlivka hospital woman held my hand and said only soon, please, we russia take away today what we have been waiting for for many years, a referendum took place. this is our victory, but not

with russia china refused to give russia more precisely access to its gold and currency reserves which some of them are on the territory of china, that is, in fact, the chinese are leaving russiaithout money so that it is even more dependent on it, because that is how they really behave as users in personal relationships, but in addition, china gives russia, well , literally, there are several millions or several components of some kind or a little raw material and then forces russia to praise itself for it, as if this is the highest achievement, as if this is something that no one has ever given to russia, as if without china, russia will bend at all and only in this pair, oh, i apologize for this union, russia can be successful and have some value, that is, in fact, don't go to a psychologist here, this is a clear and powerful illustrative material for what abusive relationships are when the victim of these relationships is made dependent, not independent and unable to make decisions in this case . how long can friendly relations last? well, in reality, china is obviously playing the long game . or for the creation of terminals for liquefied gas, and so on, at the same momen