stalin, we are forced to admit that he considered the problem and solved it, to put it mildly, radically. and why in today's russiaording to the sociology of history, there is a high interest in this person, according to many, stalin sought to ensure that the population could at least coexist with its elites. in the most direct sense, to see how they live and understand how they reached their position. hardly any of them, living in a stalinist or in the same house, could then explain how he got there, in the same place or engineers. not just engineers, but leading engineers writers. they are just a writer, the most famous writer or composers, artists, military leaders. and now you know who lives there, whether all of them will be able to explain what they owe their well-being to. what unprecedented discoveries gave them the opportunity to live in separate palaces, or was it of that time, among other things, she realized. what high fee? can she suffer for her highest position? what well, at least from time to time any of them could be killed, you say atrocities, which i agree. however. i want to say the stalinist p

we also went off scale in modern russia stalin is an active political figure, the russian writer stalinssian man is god from a man of all the gods from a man, he is the most terrible, and the horror of stalin’s figure to the soviet leader it’s just that everything can be blamed on him that he will serve his hell for all of us that we will be justified at the expense of him zakhar sticking the hands of a russian today at 1:35 on ntv cop wars tomorrow 18:00 on ntv cartazone bank with free service pay here and there in the dress pay card up to 25% open the free app. meet the whole month of music and drive is expanding. now the five cities of the country have even more favorite artists. waiting for you at the main event of the summer bc test meeting place with ber megamarket the stage opens with a park festival of discounts and a carousel of goods for the whole family, for example, t-shirts from 229 rubles. sber megamarket is the right choice for millions of women. one tablet in the morning two components, three actions protects blood vessels reduces capillary fragility increases vengen ton

the employees of the romanian embassy to russia in a mirror image. attention of russia the largest museum of joseph stalinrussia is planned to be built in the city of bor nizhnya of the novgorod region , the four-story complex will be called the stalin center and will cost the investor at least 120 million rubles. this was reported by the so-called investor himself. he is also the secretary of the bor branch of the communist party of the russian federation, oleksiy zorom, and even showed a video of the start of work , which you see now on the screens, but as you can see, there is nothing there now, and something tells me that it will not happen, although everything can be. well, 120 million rubles is, if converted into hryvnias, it is somewhere around 60 million hryvnias. four are very symptomatic for russia . do you remember that in russia they once built the yeltsin center ? hurrah-patriotic and he said that this is all. he did not betray russia, so he is a pseudo-democrat, but i am still a libertarian, well, how do they do it, and time passes and they become who they really are , that is, this is the p

modern russia stalin is an active political figure.from a man of all the gods from a man, he is the most terrible, and the horror of the figure of stalin to the soviet leader lies in the fact that everything can be blamed on him that he will serve his time for all of us hell that we will justify ourselves at the expense of him zakhar by sticking the hand of a russian today at 1:35 on ntv this trog flooded the neighbors had to block the entire riser, 2 days. we waited patiently for him to show up, but he never showed up. well , i had to hide the apartment back. and in life what it is, i don’t know , there were no signals. now da kolya yes, i'm still in this house. well, there is a tv, but what? what a channel we just honestly did our job, caught and detained criminals. and now we are trapped by our own system, which turns out to be treats its employees even worse than ordinary ordinary citizens. and now we cannot prove our innocence, because the system and the public have already pronounced a sentence on us. but he's right. thank you an

entry into nato following the vilnius summit would lead to a war between the alliance and russia, said jake stalinnt of the united states for us security. instead, at the meeting , the allies will discuss the long-term military needs of kiev. what else will our european correspondent tell on the agenda? really turned. uh, a fortress that is well defended, including the entire central part of the city by allied forces . we are completely blocked for traffic and since it really was held, as a rule, not to pour the expo where the main part of the event will take place during these two days, but directly at the sites where the delegation stopped. in particular. e the day before in the central part of the city. for several hours tense negotiations were going on between the representatives of turkey and sweden and several meetings had to be held. at the highest level with a break towards the president of turkey and tagan. with the president of the european council, charles michel, following this meeting, the event, stoltenberg has already de facto, as the media writes today, announced the first victory

well, the only possible decade when poland did not plot anything against russia was after the war, when stalin turned on this country. the socialist camp, according to him at the yalta conference of the forty-fifth year, the enemy, after all, has always gone to russia through poland now. poland, according to stalin's plan, was to become a buffer, a friendly, calm neighbor. well , however, with the collapse of the soviet union and the collapse of bloc of countries of eastern europe, poland again remembered that it once wanted to be an empire, no one has ever allowed it. well, you just want to. well, at least lviv quietly pick up the unfortunate ukraine, that's vladimir putin and our intelligence. all this was also noticed at a meeting with members of the security council. this week, the president instructed to pay special attention to the actions of the authorities. poland is at our borders, and as putin noted, they want to directly intervene in the conflict in ukraine in order to then tear themselves off a fatter piece. poland armed. poland is ready to enter western ukraine at any moment under

so i read about mussolini's italy in the twenties, stalin's russia and hitler's germany in the thirties. i read east germany in the fifties, czechoslovakia in the sixties, chile in 1973, as well as other latin dictatorships. i read about communist china in the late eighties, in the early nineties, violent dictators across political spectrum all do same thing key things. control is control. in spite of this range of ideological, profound similarity his in tactics leap off the pages and that's naomi wolf and then floyd brown. here is your tagline on these tactics now wolf identified are generally employed by all dictators each in their own way. they are being employed in america today. yeah. and one of the real targets of my book is what i'm what i would call the the two tiered system of justice and decisions that were made early at the end of the obama administration in that really poison the trump administration and the the the these this this trump attempt by the elites to criminalize portions of what i would call open political dialog. and i really became. sensitive to this because of

well , an outpost, that's a constant invasion from europe to the territory of russia, stalin could not the soviet union and poland, which was our official military ally until 1991. as a matter of fact, the warsaw treaty would become our potential military rival, which follows from this a very simple rule follows, more precisely, even two are not one of the smartest, most brilliant politicians. can not predict what will happen in a decade. after the end of his political career. a person cannot look that far, so every statesman who heads the russian federation must follow two rules. the first rule is not to weaken the state in any way, not to divide the people. if gorbachev and yeltsin had followed this rule, everything that we are discussing now would have looked completely different and much more positive in our direction , and the second rule should always be friendly government. well, this is called friendly regimes, power is friendly. poland is friendly and so on and so forth now with this understanding. let's look at what's going on in the united states of america. if the second ru

40 years have passed since then we should be more ready we can help russia change the political system it's not putin it's not stalins the political system that causes that such elections are held, and for that, and for the sake of russia, we must use propaganda to prove to every russian that tomorrow putin will take him into the army, the day after tomorrow he will die , and today his son will die, that his daughter because then he will take them into the military, so not so much with tanks, not so much with rockets, but with propaganda, we must convince every russian that for his life, for his happiness and for ours , it is also necessary for russia to change the political system, the president of the country cannot have more than two five-year terms, because it will build such a gang was built by putin now, and before by stalin well, but putin eh. then, after the failed rebellion , prigozhina saw that he was losing power, and he was very afraid of that and was afraid of the west, meanwhile, he was afraid that the events that happened in russia recently, they can cause its disintegration more easily on the outside

early now 40 years have passed since then he is more ready we can help russia change the political system it is not putin it is not stalint is the political system that causes such elections to be held and for that also for the age of russia we need the method of propaganda to prove to every russian tomorrow putin will take him into the army the day after tomorrow he will die and today his son will die that his daughter because putin is in the military will take him not so much with tanks and not so much with rockets but with propaganda we must convince every russian that for his life, for his happiness and for ours, it is also necessary for russia to change the political system, the president of the country cannot have more than two terms of 5 years, because he will build such a gang as putin was building now and before stalin well, but putin will then after the unsuccessful rebellion, the beautiful woman saw that she was losing power , and she was very afraid of this and was afraid of the face and the west , meanwhile, she is afraid that the events that have happened in russia recently may cause it to fall apart more a

russia. that during the war years estonians fought much more in the ranks of the red army than they served the nazis? that the belarusian city of vilnius became lithuanian vilnius only thanks to stalin central russia invest huge sums of money there money created a lithuanian film studio, there is something everywhere, uh, deductions were vilnius was amazing in lithuania. tallinn received subsidies, everyone received money. ok then. you broke what for this soviet union well, let's not do it that way because of the foundation of the house, the foundation will collapse. there were a lot of good things there. i am a dissident by nature. i was not for the soviet union . europe i don't see where there is advancement. well, i don't. moreover, when a bunch of immigrants were allowed in, she generally turned into a help. i was there when these emigrants came to fight, which was not with the council, when i was in gta, it was just dirt, garbage, dirt, everything was covered up everywhere. so no, you are the beauty from germany, which i already received from the gdr, so god, what a beauty, how neat everything is with them. here now we if to compare europe and russia they lose. i didn’t even se

i am more ready and we can help russia change the political system. this is not putin, this is not stalinthe political system is caused by the fact that such elections are held, and for that, and for the sake of russia, we must use propaganda to prove to every russian that tomorrow putin will take him in the army , the day after tomorrow he will die, and today he died his son, his daughter, because putin is in the military, he will take it not so much with tanks , not so much with missiles, but with propaganda, we must convince every russian that for his life and his happiness and for ours, it is also necessary for russia to change the political system , the country's president cannot have more than two cadences of 5 years because he will build such a gang as putin was building now and before stalin well, but putin uh... then after the failed rebellion prigozhina saw that he was losing power and he was very afraid of that and was afraid of the face of things, so the west , meanwhile, is afraid that the events that happened in russia recently may cause its disintegration, disintegration on

and it's not stalin's russia.we understand there were deep princip was about the government by consent from which those things emanated. you may have you may have criticism, but you're not ready to reject underlying principle that put somebody in the position to make that positive law. mm hmm. so. but it all you say. well, the natural law explains why you do have laws. what do you do? have laws? i mean, a law restricts personal freedom. we say you should there should be justification for that. well, how do we get there? well, it's that logic of a moral judgment. if we say it's wrong for parenthood, tortures children for whom it's wrong for any parent. what's the logic of moral judgment? well, you come to that. this is what in aristotle we come to recognize that if it's wrong, actually wrong, wrong for anyone to do, we'd be warranted and forbidding that wrong to people generally are universally which is say forbidding it with a force of law. that's the extent that we're basing that question. that's laws at work. an

you know why, because for stalin the stage of the soviet union was the stage of historical russia, and for the same suslov, the country began in 1917, because stalin was simply a man educated by a deep country. well, now they will talk again. i'm not putin's unpredictability. i 'll return to the fact that he spoke to these it people, because when they make a report, for example, i don't understand it without a dictionary. there you just need to translate when there is a quantum connection half of themselves are mosquitoes. hariz. moreover , they did just that, and it may even be that this is the most interesting god for this, and this means artificial intelligence. oh here, when well actually, they started the discussion. here is the 18th date, the grain deal is approaching. wherever putin goes to the right means if you prolong it means that he is looking for peace. he constantly has problems with riots there and with all the shares you go to aggravate, respectively, you feel that defeat is again, that putin surprises again. he says i would pause, yes and let's see how they do. the thi

she died with stalin do you know why it is what it is, because for stalin the stage of the soviet union was the stage of historical russiaegan in 1917, yes, because that stalin 908 yes, because stalin was simply a man educated in depth to govern a country that

i wanted to put things in order with russia when we collapsed the soviet union. to change the political system, it is not putin , it is not stalins the political system that causes such elections, and for that , and for the sake of russia, we must use propaganda to prove to every russian that tomorrow putin will take him into the army the day after tomorrow he will die, and today his son and his daughter died because putin is in the military, so not so much with tanks, not so much with missiles, but with propaganda, we must convince every russian that for his life and his happiness and for ours, it is also necessary for russia to change the political system, the president cannot the country should have more than two terms of 5 years each because he will build such a gang as putin was building now and before stalin well, but putin eh. then, after the failed rebellion, prigozhina saw that he was losing power, and he was very afraid of this and was afraid of the face of the world. is afraid that the events that have happened in russia recently can cause its disintegration more easily on the outside, but kavalki or what do you think

russia. during the time roosevelt, stalin, churchill made a deal. >> is about the national park's? >> and with the history of the world. >> welcome i would like to know, brown people on this planet have a place where they can go without getting bombed by europeans and european caucasians. >> any response to? >>, sure he was going, but i will say, one thing that i think is worth pointing out is that it is absolutely incorrect to start telling a history of the national parks by telling the history of when they became national park's as designated by the u.s. government because all 63 of these parks sit on indigenous land. they all create -- they all have somewhere on their landscapes, sacred sites, and they have deep histories where people who live on these lands are connected to, not just connected to but maintaining these areas so i would just say, it is worth pointing out, and anything we try to do as well to backup our historical storytelling and tell that sort of deeper, in some cases deeper geological history, but also the history of the human presence that predates the coming

stalin knocked out for russia western ukraine and western belarus the southern part of sakhalin and the kuril islands what russia lost in the russo-japanese war of 1904 in the fifth years he corrected not only the bolshevik mistakes, but also the mistakes of the romanovs at first churchill refused to start an operation in the english channel, but stalin said that the soviet army might have a feeling of loneliness and the russians would stop at the borders of the forty-first year and would not go further, that is, europe itself dealt with its hitler churchill came horrors and immediately agreed to the operation to begin a feeling of loneliness russian army - this is wittily formulated. apparently, stalin knew you felt what to say is not worth instilling russian feelings of loneliness. here is such a testament of a tyrant, one of his testaments deciphered today. many many more to be deciphered and horrified. hello this is the housing problem and i am victoria panina , the heroine of our today's remake, natalya irina, loves to travel very much. such souvenir plates are brought from every t

understanding of any red line in their desire to restore the status of russia which, from their point of view , it had in stalin'swell, this is such a simple point. i believe that this will be a serious agreement. i really hope that it will be effective. i really hope that it will really become the door for ukraine to the north atlantic union and that this door will be opened in one way or another as an invitation for ukraine not after the war is over because now no one knows in principle in what year this war will end. how will it end? and even during possible military actions at the washington nato summit in april next year, if some format is found, a very important format, the required format of our security relations with the united states, it will not be security guarantees of security in the literal sense, it will be like this let's say security guarantees - these are different things security guarantees - this is the fifth article of nato guarantees - this is effective support as if there is no difference but in diplomacy every word has meaning but even if it will be effective effective security guarantors

finns defended their independence, and hitler understood what a weak army stalin had in all these wars, as it is today, obviously russiaarn anything from any defeat it will be called victories and all its greatness and the most important rake on which the civilized world has been stubbornly advancing for the last half-millennium after another defeat of russia. we continue to thank the ukrainian soldiers who are covering themselves now for everyone and today i want to say thank you to the 59th separate motorized infantry brigade named after yakov handzyuk, it was they who defended mykolaiv in the spring of 22 podsupakh to mykolaiv, she stopped the advance of the enemy and here they are, our brave heroes are bright and indomitable, our love, our respect, our faith - it is you , thank you, we are waiting to go home with victory, and today it is still a marathon, the only news continues , the team of the inter channel will be waiting for you next sunday, our colleagues from the facts of the week well, all the issues of tsn of the week are already on youtube. watch and see you there was enough strength to stop the enemy at

stalin automobile plant . moscow was a unique event for soviet russia. one and a half first examples of three-axle trucks, gass ama, 3 and ford , writers, journalists and documentary filmmakers participated in order to capture the feat of the soviet people . an important goal of the run was to study the endurance under difficult conditions of cars and synthetic rubber tires. the invention of soviet engineers, overcame 9.500 km. of the entire journey, only a quarter fell on our highway, the rest was on a dirt road and sand, people and cars all passed the test with honor, the run ended after 3 months in moscow and to the finish line. got all the cars without exceptions on july 6, 1945, a paper clip began in the usa to search for and transport german scientists to america. first of all, the american authorities wanted to get themselves those who were engaged in developments in the atomic sphere, intelligence was also important so that the developments of german scientists did not go to the soviet union, they were looking for rocket scientists. physicists. the chemists , developers of naval weapons , helped the a

throughout russia, that during the war years estonians fought in the red army much more than the nazis served. that the belarusian city of vilna became lithuanian vilnius only thanks to stalin money there, created a lithuanian film studio, there was something everywhere, uh, deductions were vilnius was amazing in lithuania. tallinn received all subsidies received money. ok then. you broke what for this soviet union well, let's not take it out of the foundation of the house, the foundation will collapse. there were a lot of good things there. i am a dissident by nature. i was not for the soviet union . well, i don't. moreover, when a bunch of immigrants were allowed in, she generally helped turned. i was there when these emigrants came to fight, which was not with the council, when i was in the state duma, it was just dirt, garbage, dirt, everything was patched up everywhere. so no, you are the beauty from germany that i already received from the gdr, so god, what a beauty, how neat everything is with them. here now we if to compare europe and russia they lose. even the elementary household things you saw, you know , all this is distributed in such a geometric proportion. yo

mayakovsky's son will forgive in 1924, the situation in soviet russia sharply changes vladimir lenin dies power passes to joseph stalinposts, key associates of lenin are removed , including an ardent admirer of mayakovsky, one of the leaders of the revolution, lev trotsky mayakovsky writes the end of october, october will not burn out. he already understood what was happening in the country. mayakovsky's euphoria from revolutionary changes is replaced by disappointment , gradually losing the support of the authorities, which from now on will not accept criticism. trotsky , vladimir mayakovsky goes on tour in the usa for the sake of this, for the first time in 10 years, for a long time separated from the lilies. he really wanted a little fish a little escape at the same time another life. yes, i wanted to go to america and i tried many times to get to america in america. he will spend half a year. here he meets ellie jones, she will become the mother of his second child with mayakovsky. she was a model , he loved my mother because she was russian elizaveta zilbert. translated mayakovsky's poems into english. he did not

russia has always been a bureaucratic autocracy. this is how, for example, stalinral secretary. he was an amazing bureaucrat. he out-bureaucrated all the other bureaucrats. and putin does, too. he is very good at the bureaucracy of all of it. >> narrator: he worked to get close to the man who'd confronted the tanks: boris yeltsin. >> putin appreciates strength. and whatever else yeltsin was, he was a strong figure-- bombastic, you know, energetic. and putin, i think, that was what appealed to putin about him. >> narrator: putin won yeltsin over-- professing to share the president's democratic goals. >> he's a professional liar. to lie is what he was taught in the intelligence school. he was pretending that he was going to pursue the same development of russia as yeltsin did. but that's all is just one big lie. >> narrator: yeltsin put putin in charge of the kgb's successor, the fsb. >> he undertakes this remarkable rise, basically having nothing to do with the, the center of power in moscow to running its most important security agency, working in the kremlin. >> a

does that not sound something out of stalin's russia that our government is trying to get our kids to report their parents? that's crazy, can you imagine your agency is putting out a video to tell kids to report their parents if they say something like, well, maybe children don't need to be vaccinated. i still say that, it's the truth. the risks for the vaccine are greater than the disease for covid for children, it's different for the elderly and those who are -- that's an opinion, based in fact, based on peer-reviewed papers. that's not something the government should get involved with, trying to censor and restrict my ability to say these things. in reality, the most significant source of disinformation in the pandemic, with the most influence and greatest impact on peoples lives was the u.s. government. the greatest purveyor of disinformation has been the u.s. government. all of this was occurring during what was likely the greatest national security threat to our nation in modern history. global pandemic that killed millions of americans. during this time, the department of homel

historical background, which the quote cited on the eve of the president of russia, the western territory of present-day poland is a gift. stalinpoles, our friends in warsaw forgot about this, we recall the end of the quote reminded. it is today the russian ambassador has no reason to say the quote, and the complete lack of understanding with the polish colleagues in the uk completed the training of the second group of ukrainian artillerymen , according to the ministry of defense of the kingdom, which had previously supplied the kiev regime with their howitzers. this was before the first attempts at a counteroffensive. so most of them are now one way or another a pile of scrap metal. here is what anton dadykin found out. the united states is trying to support the lingering counteroffensive of the kiev regime, as raider washington reports already in tuesday plans to announce a new forty-third military aid package for ukraine that will include stryker armored personnel carriers, ammunition for previously transferred multiple rocket launchers and air defense systems, all weapons will be taken from the surplus stocks of the america

stalin say? but warsaw was included, apparently there are more plans to occupy part of ukraine well, russia doesee its national security mikhail hunter ntv television company today , four-year-old timofey, a boy with autism spectrum disorder , needs our help experts say that everything can be corrected in the way of danger, if it costs more than a million rubles to go through intensive rehabilitation, which the child brings up alone, to collect such an amount is beyond the power of anton crowd then how help tower timofey let's build a tower, trying to build this tower together with neuro psychologist timofey kalinich is also building his future. the truth is, for now, it turns out that in your own way the task of specialists is to make timofey open to this world. he chooses to play according to his own scenario, which is very typical for children, and with such a diagnosis of a, training is natural. yes, either the development of some skills, but the autistic spectrum is very much inhibited, he does not pay attention to what is happening around and does not respond to the requests of loved ones,

chances of a change in american policy in relations with russia , such real chances exist, they must be borne in mind. let's listen to what joseph stalinrelations with germany at the end of world war ii. but it would be ridiculous to identify the hitler clique with the german people with the german state, the experience of history says that hitlers come and go, but the german people, but the german state remains. unfortunately, the biden administration represents a large part of america, but it certainly does not represent the whole of america; there are other opinions, there are other trends. this must be kept in mind, and i think that for hopelessness in relation to the united states , there should be no place for this hopelessness ; there must be realists. if you like, healthy pessimism in the sense that it is counting on some improvement in relations with washington would be naive, but it was also it would be wrong to exclude such an opportunity and behave as if russia is doomed to a permanent collision with america. i think that such fatalism would be wrong. it was a great game, see you next week. we saw the video, now i ask this

stalin in the times newspaper. in this article, those sokha and the bomb just appeared. we have already said that despite all the difficulties of wartime . russia that country. the only one of all the warring countries, where there were practically no food cards , the russian economy, of course, fell, like everyone else economy of the world, e. during the first world war, in addition to the economy in the united states of america. but we will talk about this later, but the russian empire withstood the costs of the war, that is, from the fourteenth year, these military spending amounted to one trillion 655 million rubles. at 15 already eight trillion 800 rubles. and in the sixteenth year, 14.5 trillion rubles and the russian economy withstood all this. in 1915, when the situation at the front became critical, emperor nicholas ii announced that he himself became the supreme commander in chief and took control of the army in your hands. it caused. ambivalence in russia and among the allies, but nikolai alexandrovich was a man who received a military education. nicholas ii was never a general refused the rank of general. he was a colonel, but most

russia. during the time roosevelt, stalin, churchill made a deal. >> is about the national park's?d with the history of the world. >> welcome i would like to know, brown people on this planet have a place where they can go without getting bombed by europeans and european caucasians. >> any response to? >>, sure he was going, but i will say, one thing that i think is worth pointing out is that it is absolutely incorrect to start telling a history of the national parks by telling the history of when they became national park's as designated by the u.s. government because all 63 of these parks sit on indigenous land. they all create -- they all have somewhere on their landscapes, sacred sites, and they have deep histories where people who live on these lands are connected to, not just connected to but maintaining these areas so i would just say, it is worth pointing out, and anything we try to do as well to backup our historical storytelling and tell that sort of deeper, in some cases deeper geological history, but also the history of the human presence that predates the coming in nat

said that the soviet union, soviet russia practically challenged the german armed forces and the nazi regime in its military power, and this despite the fact that for stalin and the extreme left communists, the extreme right nazis are their ideological enemies. propaganda only talks about them in a negative way . sluice, that is, the capture of austria and after it czechoslovakia without receiving an age or from of the european states to his new territorial claims to poland. war is literally hanging in the air in europe. it is very important for hitler to have support because he does not want to have a war on two fronts from the west with france and with england from the east. it is possible and possible and not even with the soviet union, which has a common border with poland. poland has settled its accounts for a long time, and the soviet union has something to be friendly about felt so let's say phantom pains for those territories that were part of the russian empire, we know that there are many polish lands there and also the soviet union still felt pain because of the defeat it received near warsaw in 1920 when they still tried to capture poland, wha

marowiecki, said that the ambassador russia was summoned to the foreign ministry because of the words of russian president vladimir putin about the role of joseph stalin in the restoration of polish statehood , marowetsky himself called a criminal this comment was published on social networks by a politician. aviation of the vostok group of forces destroyed 10 more large concentrations of ukrainian nationalists in a day. as noted in the press service of the unit in the zaporozhye section of the special operation, our artillery thwarted an attempt by the enemy to carry out a rotation, as well as an attack in the direction of work near the apu. losses in equipment and manpower in the south donetsk direction liquidated two ukrainian groups mortar crew and howitzer anti-aircraft complex. wasp shot down four drones. the ukrainian military does not stop trying to break through our defenses under the solidar battles, there are heavy, but russian troops are holding back the onslaught, real heroes. these are the fighters of the terek cossack brigade; igor pikhanov visited them. the outskirts of the city of solidarity are shrouded in smoke and fire, this is a c

russia. in july 1941, the island was at the center of military events in a system of powerful fortifications, which was called the line in the foreign press. stalinsed to stretch along the entire western border of the soviet union on its site near the city, the island managed to build 11 pillboxes of long-term firing points. the stalin line was planned as one of the most powerful systems of military-technical fortifications similar to the french line, wife or finnish line, but the work was not completed due to the transfer of the soviet border back to the stalin line in 1939-40 to conserve weapons and people. it was clearly not enough to resist the enemy, however, in early july 1941, heroically, the soviet wars who fought here were able to stop the nazi troops for a while. this area was fighting. for four days, the infantry fought against the sixth tank division, the germans, the germans, were offended that it was impossible to fight on our roads , the cars were slipping, they were offended by our soldiers, who were fighting very desperately. she says we knock them out of one dota and move on to another. after some time from that date, we would s

and you know why, because for stalin so the soviet union was the stages of historical russia yes, because 1908 yes, because stalin was just a man, educated, deep, zero side, which is not so sometimes was. well, now they will talk again. i’m not putin’s unpredictability, i’m not going back to the fact that he spoke to these it people, because when they make a report, for example, i don’t understand it without a dictionary. there you just need to translate when there is a quantum connection. half of themselves are mosquitoes. hariz. moreover, the definition is exactly the same , and it may even be that these are the two most interesting letters. and that means artificial intelligence. oh here, when well actually, they started the discussion. on the 17th, a grain deal is approaching. where putin will go to the right, it means that if you prolong it, it means that he is looking for peace , he is constantly having problems with rebellions and with everyone to the left, you will lead to an aggravation, respectively, you feel what is striking again, that putin surprises again. and h

that is at stake today, because when russia and putin decided to roll into ukraine, they were saying two things. just like stalintry they feel like if it's weaker, plus if they were able to do that, they would have a rule of chaos that would be felt all around the world. every country didn't like its weaker neighbor would have felt license to grab it, and we would be living in a world it would be not only chaotic but a very easy way to fascism and autocracy. >> i want to ask you tomorrow, president biden's going to meet with britain's new king. it's been quite a while since you had a u.s. president meeting with the king of england. talk to us about the significance of this moment. what it is you will be watching for. >> it is appropriate that he will be meeting not only with king charles, but the british prime minister sunak. and that goes all the way back to 49, all the history since then. at the center of nato has been this almost unbreakable alliance between the u.s. and great britain. let's think of an alternative scenario, what if donald trump had been elected to a second term? or what if he is elected to a

in history, as the cultural complex of the stalin line was observed and the participants of the memory train project on the eve of 200 schoolchildren from russiagyzstan, arrived in minsk, they are passing through 14 cities of glory in two states from brest to moscow, we have a common culture, some common traditions exactly match. i can confidently say that we are truly fraternal peoples , president of belarus alexander lukashenko also spoke about this today during the solemn laying of flowers. at the mound of glory it is a great happiness for me to see that this holiday is shared with us by young people from russia armenia kyrgyzstan our guests , participants of the project for spain, over time , the train will definitely gather all the heirs of the victorious peoples from all the republics of the soviet union, i am absolutely convinced of this. after all, we have one memory of that war, one victory and one. truth on liberation day. minsk, our tanks entered the city from three sides at once. it all started with a desperate attack by one combat vehicle tail number 145. a white arrow on the tower, which early in the morning of july 3 and pierced

seryonovych stalin decided to join the transcarpathian region to ukraine with great love for ukrainian treatment in europe without ukraine and neighboring countries without ukraine without ukraine russia has a chance to recover and like every alcohol and that is why it is very important but in order to recover the empire must once and for all put an end to this schizophrenic identity competition that has been observed in ukrainian society for the ukrainian people for centuries when on the one hand the french are french and i am absolutely not talking about the italians about the sense of belonging but next to that there is and there was always competing identity of people, let them always have been so much but they have always been and millions that have always considered ukraine part of the russian world to submit russia to the best of magician weather i think that most of the soldiers of all the military workers were in 1991. adan doesn't like magadan that there is always good weather plus 25 degrees degrees in the summer well. well, so patriotic in the summer but you stay here and say that this is russia and there are thais with such an identity. we saw a huge number of such carrie

seryonovych stalin decided to annex the transcarpathian region to ukraine with great love for the ukrainian to intimidate europe without chezism but also neighboring countries without ukraine russia a chance to recover and how and everyone , so that we contribute to this recovery, it is not mine either . i believe that what is happening today must once and for all put an end to this schizophrenic identity competition that was observed in ukrainian society for the ukrainian people for centuries when, on the one hand, in the same civilizational sense in which poles consider themselves poles , romanians are romanians in the national origin of everyone he meets in the kremlin. there have always been millions of them who have always considered ukraine to be a part of the russian world, a continuation of russia, the best continuation of russia, russia. with good weather. i think that the majority of servicemen who were soldiers in the soviet army in the 1990s swore to russia from good weather, because i like magadan, there should always be good weather plus 25 to build up over russia, you stay here and say that this is russia and there are also thais with such an identity. ukraine was