want a better future for for people that want a better future for russia that is to say russians russia that is to say russians russia that is to say russians who want a better future for russia who want a better future for russia who want a better future for russia organize and mobilize and resist to the organize and mobilize and resist to the organize and mobilize and resist to the extent they can i know that that is extent they can i know that that is extent they can i know that that is extremely difficult extremely difficult extremely difficult given the russian states repressive given the russian states repressive given the russian states repressive apparatus but i think that in the end apparatus but i think that in the end apparatus but i think that in the end that is necessary and you know there are that is necessary and you know there are that is necessary and you know there are people in russia that would like to have people in russia that would like to have people in russia that would like to have a more open uh society and less a more open uh society and less a more open uh society and less dictatorship an

academic historian and expert on lgbt rights and homophobia in russia dan rights and homophobia in russia dan rights and homophobia in russia dan healy [000:00:14;00] hello [000:00:16;00] russia's government becomes more russia's government becomes more russia's government becomes more totalitarian by the day it started the totalitarian by the day it started the totalitarian by the day it started the war in ukraine is war in ukraine is war in ukraine is there some kind of relationship between there some kind of relationship between there some kind of relationship between totalitarianism and militarism and lgbt totalitarianism and militarism and lgbt totalitarianism and militarism and lgbt rights [000:00:34;00] traditionally yes i think there has been traditionally yes i think there has been traditionally yes i think there has been a linkage between forms of a linkage between forms of a linkage between forms of totalitarianism especially in the 20th totalitarianism especially in the 20th totalitarianism especially in the 20th century and forms of hostility uh to century and forms of hostility uh to century and forms of hosti

so again, the only reason that they used the russia russia russia hoax is because the playbook is been used. the media and big tech goes along and probably half the country believes some portion of it because of the power of our media, but it's, it out not lie and it's done a for a reason. and the reason is to distract the american people. in this case, the f, b i and, and zuckerberg and everybody right before an election, they were influencing the election. whether you think that's illegal or not, it certainly seems ethically challenged ethically problematic. that's the world we're living in right now in the united states. would you expect the republicans to take a different approach to dealing with the f b i, if they de managed to says banks it til majority in congress? yeah, look, i think that they'll be accountability from the republicans in the house and the republicans in the senate. the question will be, how deep is the rot? because there are lots of republicans in both house and senate that also don't really.

more those people will love ukraine the more those people will love russia later after they've been russia later after they've been russia later after they've been liberated from american dictatorship the liberated from american dictatorship the liberated from american dictatorship the week of russia acts the more it will be week of russia acts the more it will be week of russia acts the more it will be despised and hated but the harder the despised and hated but the harder the despised and hated but the harder the brutality the deeper the future love brutality the deeper the future love brutality the deeper the future love what if this morning is just nazis what if this morning is just nazis what if this morning is just nazis practicing shooting at our conscripts practicing shooting at our conscripts practicing shooting at our conscripts some came to bury we warned you zelenski some came to bury we warned you zelenski some came to bury we warned you zelenski that russia hasn't really gotten going that russia hasn't really gotten going that russia hasn't really gotten going yet so stop complaining like a yet so stop comp

goods e-e and transit through russia russia carried out an open terrorist attack on the caspian pipeline thus depriving kazakhstan e-e of money from of oil exports e-e russiaroduced restrictions on e-e hmm import into its territory of goods of agricultural production from central asia from tajikistan, kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan in russia many unresolved tendentious investigations on uzbekistan and tajikistan were accumulating in russia there are problems with turkmenistan in terms of gas supply that is all these conditions and understood understood that turkmenistan is now talking about the need to build a new gas pipeline azerbaijan and cooperation with iran tajikistan is looking for help from iran for financing of their projects and not in russia, that is, putin is being asked what russia is not ready to give now, it cannot give it, it cannot buy the loyalty of canadian countries at the expense of financial infusions because russia itself needs this money for the war in ukraine and in safety also because the same russian military base of the 201st in tajikistan already consists of 70-80% ethnic tajiks who are simply local residents who simply received rus

unexpected economic policy, it is no secret that russia was an exception and restriction on the export of central asian goods and transit through e-e of russia russiad out an open terrorist attack on the caspian pipeline thus depriving kazakhstan e-e of money from the export of oil e-e russia introduced restrictions on e-e imports on its the territory of agricultural products from central asia, tajikistan , kyrgyzstan, and kazakhstan in russia, many unresolved trends have accumulated in new investigations into uzbekistan and tajikistan, in russia there are problems with turkmenistan in terms of gas supply. that is , all these conditions were understood, understood that the same turkmenistan is now talking about the need for construction of the new gas pipeline, it is azerbaijan and cooperation with iran. tajikistan is looking for help from iran to finance its projects, not from russia that is, they are asking what russia is not ready to give now, it cannot give it, it cannot buy the loyalty and loyalty of countries at the expense of financial fluctuations, because russia itself needs this money for the war in ukraine and security also because the s

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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, rule and russia, as we knew it under voting for more than 20 years, is ending. and the new russia will be weak, are much weaker in the world than it was before. maria, quicker, i hope pressure will be better place to live after all. but when this future will come, you asking about fisher, 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 journalists independent journalist from last year. we couldn't go back in the short distance future because we were face 15 years in jail and so on. but it probably will book wouldn't 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 hear

the advantages of being part of russia, that is, it is fundamentally important that we count on the legislative fields of russia, we count on the capabilities of russia russia is the most powerful state that can provide. uh, these are military needs, because now transmitting there transmitting in these territories and on these territories, a war is being waged for the interests of russia for the protection of the population due to the fact that this country exists and it takes its place in the world. therefore, these things are important, plus you know these nuances that are emerging now. eh, here's the edge, again filled the question with the border. i really want to in our territory. that is, now the de jura borders have been eliminated. yes, that is, well, there will be checkpoints, there will be all this, security will be provided. we understand this very well. dear friends, i am pleased to invite you to our next issue of the author's program besogon tv called it will be in the fire of the ford. no , i hope it will be interesting. i look forward to seeing you. accustomed to watching videos stopped working , install, open, watch russian channels a

russia. please tell me that russia after putin is territorially the same russia as it is now or not. has been going on for more than 100 years. disintegration processes within russia are not going anywhere and the crisis will only be them. take a walk and the russia that we know now and the russia that was before putin's invasion of krym before the beginning of the ukrainian war in the future will not exist thank you for your answer, i will remind our viewers that mykola polozov was with me on the live broadcast, the lawyer was obviously talking about russia and, unfortunately, about putin, but i have to talk about it. well , i am told that she is already ready to join me. my second interlocutor today is maria zolkina, an analyst at the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilka kucheriva. i congratulate you, mrs. maria. thank you very much for joining today's program. i am waiting for your professional answers that will allow me to understand the questions that, well, for me personally and for my viewers, sometimes seem difficult to understand. on the territories that russia

the same group of radical left democrats to create fiction about russia, russia, russia, impeachment hoax number 1, impeachment hoax number 2, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, the illegal spying on my campaign at so much more created this committee of partisan hacks and thugs that want to destroy the lives of patriots whose lives have been unblemished to this point. he said the double standard between what is taking place on the right and what has taken place with radical left lawless groups such as antifa and black lives matter is startling and will never be acceptable, even to those who have been -- who will write the history of what you have done to america. the former president released the letter that is linked to his social media site. that is his reaction so far. you can read more of it if you like. we have about 15 minutes left and want to hear your thoughts and reactions. robert in randolph, massachusetts, a democrat. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. how convenient it is for the former president to send home and still talk about pennsylvania, pennsylvania this. t

russia will become ungovernable. what does an ungovernable russia mean? regarding russiauld be said that even when the collapse of the soviet union was also the basic occupation of many politicians of the european countries of the strange west, they just revolved around the fact that the country with nuclear weapons is not controllable, and it is clear that the country with a rather complex population is not controllable. er, all of this can er lead to very large internal er victims. of course, for the countries of the west, any civil war, yes, any chaos in some country is traumatic, it doesn’t matter if it ’s venezuela or eh or it’s happening in egypt, so the west certainly looks with alarm at the possibility of chaos in russia, but at the same time, it’s not necessary to say that this is greatly exaggerated because, uh, even if today, next sunday , putin suddenly, so to speak, heals on mars, but by star flight, uh, and leaves the kremlin, then uh, there will be no disturbances, or no uh, interception there control over nuclear weapons eh will not be reached consensus eh

russia russia will at least be defeated in ukraine. so it's a disasr roman what's your view? where where doeoes this war leave russia in the future? well, i think we're witnessing the last phase of putin's rule and russia as we knew it under putin for more than 20 years is ending and the new russia will be weaker, much weaker in the world than it was before. maria weaker. i hope pressure will be a better place to live after all. but when this future will come, you're asking about future. but for distance, we're talking about the russia after putin probably the next day, it will be very bad. but how long will be this next day? it's a question. and now that many of us journalists, independent journalists from russia we couldn't go back in the short distance future because we will face 15 years in jail and so on but probably livable. we couldn't come in five years as well. i don't know. i don't know. it's a disaster i agree. thank you very much to my panel here that was it for today. hope you enjoyed our discussion and you can join the conversation. if you're watching us on youtube, we'd love to hear from you. put your thoughts in the

russia. who want better russia. ,, . , ., . ., russia. since its relaunch from latvia, tv _ russia. om latvia, tv rain's audience - russia. since its relaunch from latvia, tv rain's audience has| latvia, tv rain's audience has grown. in september, 1a million viewers inside russia watched its content on youtube. i think tv rain can — its content on youtube. i think tv rain can stop _ its content on youtube. i think tv rain can stop putin. - its content on youtube. i think tv rain can stop putin. i - its content on youtube. i think tv rain can stop putin. i think| tv rain can stop putin. i think citizens of russia can stop putin. hello. most of the weekend's showers will come on saturday, there will be some heavy downpours around, a blustery day, too. by sunday, it's a different story — it's looking drier. we are in between weather systems by then. now, low pressure very much in control for saturday just to the north of scotland, bands of showers swinging around that. before that pulls away on sunday, there's the gap we find ourselves in, this next system coming in towards the south an

kremlin is using food supplies in style are doing. developing jones with the guns, the guys in russia, russia, russia. the reason why the food raises it. this is because of russia since spring 2022, the it's been accusing russia provoking a well through crisis. allegedly, this major grain producer is deliberately creating a deficit. bryce is a soaring and poor countries, particularly are experiencing bread shortages. this oversimplification as being broadcast worldwide put is russian grain really the new front of economic war the phone of the appointment for the new birth the president of the senior thing finished my student gene before that of you generally with all of us keith read. you can do it now, you've finished with them, but that was come, did worse indeed. go us call us get all the work that each the pier tracy and voice him do it that it's a huddle. she some darknet balls. you mean? like the thought for pregnancy selves of russia stover. pl region. one of russia's main agricultural areas, wheat fields, stretch, didn't arise, and a new russian crop is ripening up was because when, after we

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russia russia, of course, will find and return from its territory its people, who partially live in these territories. he is a real hero there are shots where you are together. put russiathing, lord, the holiday of the peoples saluting country you, by the way, understood this much earlier than many, that it is necessary to determine that fevers are coming, you understood back in the fourteenth year, when it seemed that everything was just beginning. and where did you suddenly start to see clearly? how could this all end, then? you already came to the dpr, and so on. i was in crimea during the crimean referendum, i was in sevastopol and in simferopol, uh, on the day of the referendum. i am with you eyes, i am an eyewitness of the event, so when w- later then when means some of mine even, well, good friends told me fairy tales and tales that machine guns were blown up, which means people were forced to come to polling stations and vote, and i say guys, if i hadn’t seen it with my own eyes, there would have been no eyewitness. maybe i somehow listened to you, but i saw you myself and, of course, it was such a general popular upsurge, uh, and oh, hmm, people walked in fami

spiritual life in russia is more noble i am poisoned by russia i miss it only russia thinks. translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. mi, but they got to the point where they included the great opera singer as a model, and the dead are dead, because in our situation. i mean, well, it just does n't matter. why wasn't sobchak included? well, according to the same logic, how and why did sobchak twitch about her son freeman she was rusov. why not included? yes, in some it’s good, because she is a senator and therefore sobchak is actually afraid that she is now also, therefore, the principle will get something, therefore only he expressed her feelings. but apparently mcfoo is still trying to protect in his own, that is, the potential clientele is visible to his clientele trying to wait curious that they post this list of sanctions on the official website of stanford, by the way, a good structure, yes vasilievich well, if about ukraine, the head of the main directorate of intelligence or directorate main intelligence budanov

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so again, the only reason that they use the russia, russia, russia hoax is because the playbook is been used. the media and big tech goes along and probably half the country believes some portion of it because of the power of our media, but it's, it out not lie and it's done a for a reason. and the reason is to distract the american people. in this case, the f, b i n and zuckerberg and everybody right before an election, they were influencing the election. whether you think that's illegal or not, it certainly seems ethically challenged ethically problematic. that's the world we're living in right now in the united states. what do you expect the republicans to take a different approach to dealing with the f b i, if they de managed to says banks till majority in congress? yeah, look, i think that there'll be accountability from the republicans in the house and the republicans in the senate. the question will be, how deep is the rot? because there are lots of republicans in both house and senate that also don't really want to get to the bottom of it. they are either, you know, in, in cahoo

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russia? ., ., ., russia? for vladimir putin, today was all about _ russia? today was all about trying _ russia? for vladimir putin, today was all about trying to _ russia? for vladimir putin, today was all about trying to show - russia? for vladimir putin, today was all about trying to show he i russia? for vladimir putin, today was all about trying to show he is | was all about trying to show he is strong, _ was all about trying to show he is strong, that russia is a strong but the problem is that one day bombardments across ukraine does not erase everything that came before and what — erase everything that came before and what came before points to vladimir— and what came before points to vladimir putin coming weaker. the fact his _ vladimir putin coming weaker. the fact his so—called special military operation — fact his so—called special military operation has not been going according to plan, that fact that the russian army has been suffering significant _ the russian army has been suffering significant losses, russia has been losing _ significant losses

russia, russia must be completely isolated and punished punished and political and sanctioned i thank our european friends for the 80 promotional package but look at the eight package is a punishment for russiaarted a new stage of escalation. therefore , we need a new sanctions package, a strong package. i ask you to develop it, we have to respond symmetrically at the level of the entire group of seven and our entire democratic world, when russia attacks the energy sector and the energy stability of our countries, it is necessary to block it with sanctions and break the energy sector the stability of russian revenues from oil and gas trade requires a strict price ceiling for the export of oil and gas in russia 0 profit for the terrorist state such steps can bring peace closer, they encourage the terrorist state to think about peace, about god, the disadvantage of war must be recognized as an obvious fact with this leader of russia, who has a future, we can be a dialogue, he himself rejected the dialogue despite all our efforts to negotiate peace for years, he has been speaking with ultimatums, terror - this is his attitude to the world, to other people after the russian strikes, all the murd

russia's gas problem and singapore. since may, the destruction happened off the germany took temporary control of the unit back in the spring as part of the n p. russia sanctions. well that russia then allowed shipments to the company for 3 months softer, initially, blocking it. that hasn't materialized and deliveries for india with suspicions suggesting the company's new management will perhaps selling the product on the spot market. now aside from pakistan, high energy prices supreme painful for another south asian country bank lead dash, which is heavily dependent on imported natural gas for electricity. recently, 80 percent of the country face total black house due to a failure in the national power grid. well, energy expert from bangladesh, mohammed mean believes that countries deprived of essential fuel returning to bird here, energy sources. i think that the amount of destruction that has begun both by right and alternate look we will are looking for the next will event. one of, if you are thinking of long term a lend game board, are now wanting to some extent and i'll go, are doing that to, under the current situation actually do, do and die. i mean, it is a matter of w

so are right now russia, basically, russia's message has been stopped targeting our territory, stop targeting rushes, critical infrastructure like 4 months. russia kinda withheld this ability with held this power out to attack to attack a ukraine's critical infrastructure deep behind enemy lines are. but right now, it is, it has chosen to go for this measure again, citing ukraine's attacks. you know, the town of bennett's could stands without stable water supplied has been without stable water supply for months. you can only get 14 year taps maybe or maybe excuse me, once in 3 days, only during several hours. so this, this was what russia called for 2 or 2 or i for you, for the ukraine to stop, hold on key of to stop, but well, right now, the ukranian. now the ukranian authorities and military command are showing no signs of ever intending to do so. or i'd eager pressure to, thanks for that. so while the you endeavors to rid itself of russian energy supplies, the block has been increasing as dependents on american shipments of liquefied natural gas. which chance france has pointed out, costs exponentially more than imports from near by russia. i

russia? �* , ., ., approach should we be taking towards russia? �*, ., ., ., ., , russia? sia? let's move on to the daily star, this is a joke here _ russia? let's move on to the daily star, this is a joke here that - russia? let's move on to the daily star, this is a joke here that may l star, this is a joke here that may be half the population over a certain age might get boast on the two ronnie's sketch, but it's all about how any candles are we buying because apparently we are buying candles because of this sense that we will possibly having energy cuts. i won't ask you to rephrase the sketch, you canjust sum it up. it sketch, you canjust sum it up. if sensible if you want to buy a few candles or if people want to buy a torch of some kind that can operate with batteries, these are sensible proportions to take. the reality is the national grid has come out with a statement in the last 2a hours or so explaining three scenarios, the base case being will be fine — but there are two other scenarios where we might not be fine, and that really depends on the use of the inner c

to end this thing now to do with those 4 republics that have voted to join russia, joining russia, crimea staying with russia, leaving the rest of the ukraine and ending it there. now, professor of all this war has been going on for several years, but i think over the last couple of weeks we've seen a notable moving of the gold post and something that used to be off limits, at least for the states i'm talking about with industrial sabotage and industrial terrorism seems to be pretty legitimate or at least normalized by the strikes on the russian gas infrastructure, as well as, according to russian intelligence, previously undisclosed to tax on a nuclear plant power plant in the russian city. of course, why do you think we are seeing some check rapid escalation to essentially terrorist tactics at this point of time? i think that the u. s. in particular who's leading the charge here is getting desperate. i think they see russia winning this thing. i don't think they want to allow russia to have victory and so yeah, they're now turning to terrorist tactics. i think the attack on the north stream to pipeline was

russia? ., ~ , ., ., ., russia? thank you for having me and es, russia? thank you for having me and yes. losing _ russia? u for having me and yes, losing lyman _ russia? thank you for having me and yes, losing lyman is - russia? thank you for having me and yes, losing lyman is a - and yes, losing lyman is a major setback, for the exact reason your reporter noted, it is a strategic railhead for russia. one of the problems russia. one of the problems russia has had its logistics throughout the eight months of fighting. losing lyman will have a negative effect on the ability to protect the rest of the donbas regions. tell me more about _ the donbas regions. tell me more about its _ the donbas regions. tell me more about its logistical - more about its logistical problems?— more about its logistical problems? rush it really struggled _ problems? rush it really struggled in _ problems? rush it really struggled in the - problems? rush it really struggled in the first - problems? rush it really - struggled in the first months of this campaign with 200 to 300 kilometre logistics trains. 3oo kilometre logistics tr

russia did it by itself. after all, they're saying the truck came from russia. so russia bombed its own bridge, which is something nikki, were discussing earlier in the week about the north, from gas pipelines, the 1st that we're saying, all, well don, this is exactly what we wanted. and then they started accusing rochelle, blowing up a so on the gas pipeline. so we're seeing the same rhetoric here, repeating itself all morning long. that was sweet and say, no grade gifts vladimir putin here, you go, you don't have at it. and now they're saying, actually we think that it was a putin behind it and he did it himself. so contradictory slightly. we touched upon earlier as well. some of the tabloids how they're reacting to the bridge. what has the international reaction being like? this reaction, we saw the headlines there from mainstream media. the western media should ads that they are rejoiced and then it's, or they keep emphasize in how this will really damage or harm vladimir putin. this is a perfect birthday present. so these are the headlines we're seeing in terms of st

we have to show russia and we have to hurt russia. well, it's not hurting russia. russia has attractive exports raw material expos, intermediate finished good experts that it will find buyers all across the globe. and just telling europe, know you're not allowed to buy russian. things is going to hurt europe, not russia most. ah, the u. s. j department allegedly left 325000 afghan rescue program applications and red pass after washing did pledge special visas and relocation for afghan locals who helped us forces and america longest ever war. the state department inspector general reported that tens of thousands of emails from afghan seeking safety were simply left unopened with the state department breaking guidelines by stalling the applications. the program was launched after the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan last year, but the white house's promises have been left unfulfilled to days and, and pulled milestone as we continue to fulfill a promise to the thousands of have gone nationals who served shoulder to shoulder with american troops and diplomats all the

the course of events in russia, unfortunately no p mykola and the last question for you today provocative, i understand the question as a citizen of russia. please tell me that russia as it is now or not. of course not. the empire is falling apart. this process has been going on for more than 100 years. dezontagration and erazlichnye processes within russia are not going anywhere and the crisis will be only and the russia that we know now and the russia that was before putin's invasion of krym before the beginning of the ukrainian war will not exist in the future thank you for your answer, i will remind our viewers from mykola polozov, a lawyer, was on the air. they obviously talked about russia and, unfortunately, about putin , but i have to talk about it. well, they tell me that she is ready to join me. my second interlocutor today is maria zolkina , an analyst at the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilka kucheriv. congratulations, ladies. maria, congratulations . thank you very much for joining today's program. i am waiting for your professional answers that will allow me to understand the questions that for me personally and for my viewers sometime

russia, they are ready to supply, they will say that it is not them, why does iran support russia in the war with ukraine , is it really true about ballistic missiles. but how does the ukrainian government react to early cooperation with russia ? russia ordered 2,400 in the early days, and according to our intelligence, a weapon measuring 2.5 meters in width and three and a half meters in length is flying it is low, so it is difficult for the ukrainian air defense to detect and shoot down similar drones of its own production in russia, as such, russia used a kamikade to leave the purchase, it is very small, so they are not capable of hitting targets at 1,000 km and are not capable of causing such destruction there, such drones cost many times less than for example, the cruise missiles with which russia also fires at ukraine , and even after the introduction of sanctions on russia, it is more difficult to buy components for the manufacture of such missiles , so they turned to iran for help and iran as we can see right away, he was actually ready to provide this assistance, why is this cooperation beneficial to him early on? in the last 10 years or so, it is the result of the influence of males, according to the washington pos

russia. now that is a message from the kremlin spokesperson, dmitri pasco, i don't notice trying to ignore what the regime is doing to people in the territories that have become part of russia nature. russia has raised alarms at the u. n. a human rights council about a video that appears to show the dead civilians being thrown into a mass grave in new cray footage was released apparently by a ukrainian neo nazi commander who without citing any evidence, says it was conducted by russian soldiers. now, an investigation reveals that many aspects of the video simply don't support the narrative, but rather in fact, instead implicate the very person who exposed. i should warn you right now you're about to see some very disturbing images. if you haven't already seen this video, get ready because it's only a matter of time before western media starts using it. so keith russell of war crimes and a bow truck. 2 point oh, we could see civilian some with bags over their heads and their hands bound behind their bags dead being thrown into a ditch. this was posted on telegram by notorious ukrainian, neo nazi maxine zordon, where the caption one for ban school still occupied pay back will come to everyo

russia. russia we know russia on tv, we watch russia where they can't choose a president, and in russia everythingquiet in russia , it's winter, as it rides in our mountains. in the berber settlements located near historical monuments or resorts, a completely different life is the main source of income for these berbers. the road, huge buses with noisy groups of foreigners and cars with single clients of the trained road drive along it. one large souvenir shop where the berbers sell all kinds of products of their berber crafts, only men act as sellers. moreover , everything from the elderly to teenagers, the woman was left in the village on the farm. they carry firewood from the forest, wash, dry the straw, graze the cat, bake bread, nurse, raise children, ladies, men behind the counter also make souvenirs for sale. and, of course, women go for water. hooray, we are located on the central square of the mountain werberg village, here all village gatherings and talks are held, all the main village problems are solved. a kind of berber, ladies' club also gathers here, every woman of the village certa

russia, enemy in relation to russia. we must pray today that the lord would strengthen the fraternal feelings of the peoples of holy russia that the unity of our church, which is really a guarantee of peace in the vastness of russia, becomes even stronger and stronger. why did the beginning of the collapse of our country begin as if with attempts to break the church to create a split and separation, the enemy knew that it was necessary to strike at this point. well, although, of course, we suffered the corresponding losses and arose, a dangerous sinful graceless split in ukraine at the same time. the orthodox faith is preserved there, and our brothers and sisters, archpastors, who, together with us, are united around the throne of the lord, continue to pray. i also believe that internecine strife will be stopped due to the restoration of peace in the expanses of historical russia; today is a memory of the great victory of our people a memory of a spiritual feat. and the recollection of how spiritual authority influenced the formation of the strength of courage and heroism of people. i mean first turn the blessing of st. s

which later you will have to be disappointed you do not need to think about russia at all how not to think about russia if russiaked ukraine, then we have the only possibility to solve the ukrainian issue as we want to solve it, it is to expel the occupier from our territory , join nato, any other options securing our future, they exist. do you think it is possible to expel the occupier from donbas and crimea, that is, to liberate all the territories of ukraine within the limits of 1991? there are now modern weapons. there is a will to win in any case. the very preservation of the ukrainian state on the political map of the world will already be our victory, because the main task of our enemy is to eliminate this state and join its regions to the russian the federation then planned to take kyiv in a few days and lost with it. why according to your observations is it so disconnected from reality? it is obvious that it is disconnected from reality. it is absolutely clear to me. and what was the basis of the operation to seize kyiv? this is the arithmetic of politics based on false assumptions about the results of

be aimed primarily not at the destruction of russia, but primarily at proving to the environment putin and, in general, to the people of russia that russia, that is , after putin, will remain, must remain and that it is easier to just give putin and say goodbye to him and then on the path of some other paradigm for the existence and development of the state because it is clear that hmm, for example, we expect that for a very long time there will be such a military or semi-military confrontation, and in general, it could be several tens of years. for example, the other day in in his interview, there is such a rocket developer, leonid shiman, that's it is the director of the pavlograd chemical plant, who is involved in the creation of rocket fuel for all the rockets that have been developed and are being developed in our country, for example, he is convinced that in order to ensure the survival of ukraine in the future, he predicts that and rightly predicts that after the hot phase of the war, neither the united states all the more so that other partners will not arm us so sincerely and rapidly. so he remembered these missile technologies

these things precisely at the expense of support from russia, and now you know, despite the loud statements that russia will now give another tranche, russiap , i am not sure that russia is already enough resources to help his colleague, who, by the way, wants to give his territory to ata ukraine, but we see that there is all the talk about belarus joining the war, they have been here for almost eight months, they have not called us anything. why, because there is also lukashenko understands very well that this will be an acceleration of his end, we will if yes yes stand-up -n-force agency they assume that up to 15 percent may fall against the background of sanctions, e-e, the economy of belarus has other, more positive, truth for them forecasts, but they have entered a very high inflation and their prices are rising by 10-15% per month, this is exactly what forced lukashenka to resort to some venezuelan methods, thank you very much for these explanations, ivan uz was with us, the chief consultant of the institute of static studies, candidates of economic of science well, we have belarus recently wrote a post about the characteristics of l

russia? why is question so important? because we're dealing with nuclear brinksmanship here in europe. pete: we're all affected by the immediacy of which the elites in our country always yell russia, russiarussia with a 100% certainty without any particular evidence to back it up and i'm going to step back and say show me the evidence. in the days to come, we should prudently attempt to identify that evidence, figure out who do it. that's pretty important to know that. will: very important. pete: when you assess the situation in ukraine. all right. still ahead, rachel, feel free to chime in. rachel: sorry, i know it's man plaining but i did have a question. pete: florideans struggling to pick up pieces after hurricane ian but people like our next guest are ready to help. how houston's mattress max is stepping up after the break. rachel: good morning. we begin with live pictures of a new migrant bus arriving in new york city. it comes in addition to two other migrant buss that arrived in the city earlier this morning. two more are expected to arrive later today. this is texas capturing the thermal imaging video of nearly 40 illegal immigrants crossing into the u.s. crammed inside a train

it's important for russia because it is the only point in ukraine which russia managed to manage. russia managed to cross the for russia because it is the only point in ukraine river the biggest river in ukraine which divides the country in two halves in eastern west. and it is very difficult to cross. it's a natural barrier and russia managed to cross new pro in the early days of the invasion. and from from this from this place it is planning to go further west towards mike alive which is a neighboring city and odessa which is an extremely important report for ukraine on the black sea. and if russia succeeds, ukraine would lose access to the black sea. so it is extremely important for russia to hold her son to be on that right bank of the river. and it is extremely important just from the opposite side for ukraine to get it back. and it is also important because it's very close to crimea to the annexed crimea or where russia is getting supplies with fresh water from the new brewery which is also from the region of person. so it is it is the focal point of this war for both sides. and wh

russia motor. what, right. and then what, what that is, and then just then and just create insecurity in russia. and perhaps you hope for is you change in russia and hope that are a super liberal administration then follows on its way. and i would submit that russia has a great bar, must be able to hold the lines that it has new lines, and it has drawn in ukraine and create a steel made out there. because once we have still met and winter comes out, that the call will, i think that will be a crescendo sooner or later. and after winter with all the hardships that are going to happen, that we need to have some form of the settlement. there's one very well respected political analyst here and asked me to try and we used to be very well received in washington. and he said the other day that even though i didn't put in it, pretty straightforward them communicating russian red lines. and he said there is simply no space in washington playbook for russian or in fact, any other nations read lines. in fact, one most good tries to draw any limits. people in washington believe that that obligation is to show very publicly to demonstrate it to moscow, to

flag is raised, it must not go down. intimate war against russia suicide for fear of death russia an icy desert where a dashing man walks russiad in a mystery and placed inside a puzzle. the russians don't come across as warlike, but don't step on their feet. there are no experts on russia, only different levels of incompetence. during the october days, the cipher machine building the soviet union in washington worked almost uninterruptedly, which cost the leadership to conclude that the situation was getting out of control, it took incredible technological efforts to stop the world from literally steps from a military catastrophe? residents of kiev and the kiev region called for maximum energy savings the infrastructure of the ukrainian capital is badly damaged after morning missile strikes, the country's authorities announced this in an air alert today announced in all regions of ukraine one of the energy facilities destroyed by the city controlled by kiev, zaporozhye mortarmen of the southern military district destroyed ukrainian positions in the zaporozhye direction, our mi-28 helicopters disabled the crossing, which was u

russia i'm not able to understand what we hear a lot of politicians and the west say that ukraine needs to be supported until it defeats russia. what exactly these people mean predict, defeating russia and what kind of risks it involves. so great question. i to be very honest, i have no understanding on the west, just thinking in terms of defeating russia. i what i would submit until is, well ukraine feels that has been a violation of its territory. it deserves a chance to fight back and recoup as much of its territory as it can. this is an inherent right to self defense. it is an enhanced so it is doing that it should be given an opportunity, but we'll see how far it goes in capturing to defending territory is a lot easier than capturing territory, but ukrainians need to capture re capture territory. and i mean, there's been a lot of glee and jumping around that. they've got little bit of care, some problems and a little bit here in a little bit. but my argument would be like, let them have that one chance. and after that is still made. those 2 areas where the stalemate becomes should become more permanent lines across which if peace settlement can then be you can then reinforce. n

russia blew up its own pipeline. that russia is shelley itself. but the nuclear power plant, that right russia maybe even blew up its own b, crimea bridge. these lies are being peddled constantly in the news in the, in the u. s. and people seem to basically believe that even though they make no sense and that's scary to so at least the rest of the world is perceived as sort of very rational and materialistic people are supposed to care about, you know, the profits and the bottom lines. you know, nothing personal, just business. and i think you also develop this thesis in some of your writing, i readings that, you know, it's all about money after all of the military industrial conflicts and what have you. but if you look at the structure of the american society and the people, you know, the consequences of the recent crisis, people already feeling it. i mean the chickens came home home to rule the americans are feeling the pinch themselves. and yet, for some reason the message doesn't last, it's very difficult to explain that from a rational point of view. so i wonder if you still believe that