we didn't have time to forget serdyukov's reform, as uh, again, no. when there was no such thing.ain, as the famous russian ambassador to ukraine said well, and if russia completes a certain cycle or even returns to what it all began with, if we recall this srednik reform, which happened precisely against the background of the attack on georgia, and it was precisely she who instigated this attack when it was believed that large armies, fronts, e-e divisions, at least, it is no longer necessary at all, and in order to fight in the post-soviet space, to keep it under control, mobile small e-e groups are enough, only it seems that hmm, in the landing troops, there are divisions a, yes, divisions of sticks, and so everything was transferred to brigades, and in general, battalion tactical groups seemed to think that this was what was needed. well, we can see here that it is really objective that battalion tactical groups are not suitable for war, which goes beyond the scope of the hybrid if they did not complete the task in three days to capture kyiv, then logistics are needed, fronts

i think that just like how serdyukov's reform was very slow and difficult, there were several stages and then a rollback and then new efforts, then the war with georgia and another attempt will be the same with this reform, reverse counter-reform, counter-revolution , building again not operational commands, but maybe there are districts, so fronts that turn into fronts. i think this is such a spotlight. he has a little, well, really real sense, but in reality i think it will be even more difficult for russia to go back to soviet times than to build battalions of tactical groups with which they tried to seize ukraine, so i think that this reform, if it is real and not a media one, will happen after russia loses this war, that is, in fact we are talking about the fact that this reform will not have anything to do with these plans for the winter company or the spring company that's how it works at the front. i think so. well, with the exception of the fact that the increase in the number of troops is exactly the number that is needed, well , to catch up with the mobilized ones again. a

clapping my hands, precisely because they are remaking again, that is, they are returning to the serdyukov style of divisions, companies, platoons, detachments this is all the soviet stuff that has already been forgotten about, the new world is simply not, it is considered yesterday, and when they started organizing divisions again, the first thing i thought was that it must be that more generals should be appointed to that division, and secondly, that i thought, well, it's great if they are now returning from the battalion of tactical groups to the division. then something needs to be changed again, there are some statutes, something else, and i think. well, it's great, this means that they will continue to mess up, am i looking at it correctly, mr. serhiy or not , mykola unfortunately, i have to disappoint you, because russia is returning to its traditional methods of conducting hostilities , as it has conducted those hostilities for at least the last 150 years, and just returning to regimental and divisional regular structures says that we will deal with what is absolutely familiar and

professionals, this is a mass, but this mass has already been honed over the course of many companies and serdyukovbattalion tactical groups, showing their absolute inability and unsuitability for combat operations in ukraine, were canceled and they simply return to of the old mechanism and, unfortunately, very unfortunately, they know how to fight with these divisions. they know how to deal with this, if you can say so, and you have to understand that we can expect quite difficult times, because their army is actually trained, it cannot be fought in a different way and despite its er-er general rather low training and fighting capacity, it can simply crush the mass, which is again typical for the war of imperial russia, red russia er-er, and the soviet union, you said, mr. alexander, if you can search i understand that you are not you are an expert in military affairs. but can you have any thoughts on this matter? i am just a little bit different. you know how before that, before a large-scale invasion, western experts who watched the training read their own philosophical reasoning. how will the m

various reasons, in particular for the reform army, when for some reason we gave medicine under serdyukovt the vast majority of the guys are there, because they are all volunteers well, not all of them are much the initial hospital. this needs to be answered. that is, he fights for everything to be, because when the ukrainians left, they blew up all those devices that they could not bring out, while you understand that i will also treat peacefully today, it doesn’t matter, that is, they threw grenades. well, then i could not deny myself the pleasure and went to the gunners, because there, well, listen, well, if here are the guys getting up such, it all depends on who your commander is this colonel, no, he is legendary, he took mariupol. his boys have artillery cover, he says, artillery is artillery, but it’s necessary that it be guarded and he has classes. it is he who was mobilized from the krasnodar territory, they work out and even a bayonet fight is almost impossible. during world war i, world war ii, they study the captured trophies, that is, so that if anything is used in battle, th

doctors work. separate thanks to the minister of defense that he returned military medicine to what serdyukovy. fortunately, shoigu corrected this terrible mistake. and then i saw the paratroopers hospital. well, let's say so politely quite at the forefront. that is, the guys are delivered here. in the battlefield here it is right there. i mean , it's pretty close. major of the medical service he has a yrygin on his belt. it's very now arming the paratroopers inside certain premises in a certain place. they set up a tent in which they tried to create relatively sterile conditions. at the same time, two operating tables make operations more difficult, including neurosurgical ones. everything is supplied, everything is there, what you need is the most modern equipment. nurses are funny, you never think, major himself, well, just such a great handsome man. how you skidded, he says, well, my mother wanted me to be a doctor. and i would like to be a soldier. well, that's why i decided to join. yes 99.5% survived further. moreover, this one does not deal with vascular surgery either, they save the

well, we actually just talked about helicopters, on which i, too, who had, i remember how serdyukov camees, here is the syzran school. it means that he tried to liquidate me, as he liquidated. here the academy means missile strategic troops, because the building is in the very center and there were dozens of them. you should be talking here, and i'm talking about the mistake of specific military leaders who were in this ministry of defense. you're talking about watching one show. i criticize each program specific from this. here i am in my fourteenth year. i can you just now kicked badly. deputies, here i answer you. here you said, i respect dima khuibezov. well, you say he, uh, what kind of round tables on smoking. yes , here are the questions. darkness in any area, a responsible deputy. and even more so, the presiding committee should solve them in its place. once you are elected, there and one. i love respect. we are friends with him. well , why, well, go then give your post, and each deputy. here i am, for example, mini ashamed. here you are talking rmd. e rocket, and these same cont

this, of course, because it is not so easy for them, it is several decades, well, anyway , after serdyukov's they prepared this core of a combat professional, which is about a trillion dollars, they have spent on military equipment over the years since 2010 , but as we can see it all disappeared during this year. ukraine destroyed it all and they will try and try to somehow find another trillion dollars or somehow get out of this situation by creating, as they say, a new army on minimalka, but of course it will only undermine economy, i would still look at some kind of asymmetric approaches in their place, they need to look for uh, technology, no solution, that is, in the war of the 21st century. if you make another million army and the enemy will have high technologies and high-precision mass weapons, then i think that it will just be an increase in losses, er, and just a meat grinder that putin may just be using as a time delay, and in the meantime, he hopes, maybe he will come up with something else, some kind of crisis, maybe china, he says, he dreams, for example, china er, for some rea

yes, serdyukov cut down all the schools of the academy, they sent it all. it's very efficient., even there, not a reduction in releases, there were very reduced people. if it's effective, then say yes. where is eh? this is the very thing our officers reduced everything. it is not necessary. it's not necessary, it's not necessary. and what was the argument? i remember very well, money money, there was no other argument at all that you had a school in the very center of such a city on such expensive land. yes, on the golden land, it’s so quick to merge to remove military institutions from you from this, by the way , it was said that one more hand from this is not it is necessary to appoint to strategically important positions people who have never been involved in this. no need to do this, no effective managers. all this is a lie, the effectiveness of those managers is learned. now they are inefficient, managers and inefficient managers, they can only take it in one place, so to speak, and transfer money to another. never engaged in atomic physics turned out to be above the degre

i directly pedifim discussed sergey sergeevich serdyukov. eh, perch. pardon me. naturally.ty. to buy for the american army, you know, for 45 million ue, sanitary napkins soaked in alcohol so that american soldiers can, well, somehow disinfect themselves in military field conditions, and you know, they didn’t provide they didn’t provide, they said it’s expensive 45 million. and here you you know, it was one of your compatriots who spoke to congress and said, listen, we allocate a billion 800 million for the natives. theoretically. we are on our american soldiers 45 million. we can not give. what is it like? that is. you don't want your soldiers, yes, 45 million? uh-huh, and you give a billion 800 to ukraine, everything is fine, right?

well, finally, because we are communists always said, and when serdyukov began to tailor the ministryreation of a professional army, which was generally correct, but at the same time she began to destroy. and principles, and armies and military school and uh, airfields, of course, and we then when we talked, we were talking not just about military people. we talked about the fact that our security is over our security. today there is a threat looming, a serious one in the form of our internal some of these serdyukovs and i yesterday that's when daniil answering and what a goal is good, we will come to lvov that we will not disappear the danger from poland, which hates us all our lives, they always have russian they hate us, of course, they won’t disappear, of course, on the side of finland, sweden remains both the east and the west, and yesterday we put a comma on the one hand in this question, because in contrast. why don't i support your playful tone in relation to zelensky, i never support him. not because he is an artist there, and he does it. the fact that he knows his artistic a

well, we actually just talked about helicopters, which i also used, which i remember how serdyukov came building is in the very center and there were dozens of them. you have to speak here, and i am talking about the mistakes of specific military leaders who were in this ministry of defense. you're talking about one show you've ever watched. i each transmission is specifically stated. right here. i am in my fourteenth year. i can you just now kicked badly. deputies, here i answer you. so you said, i respect dima khuibezov. well you say he i am such round tables on smoking. yes, here are the questions darkness in any area, a responsible deputy. moreover, the chairman of the committee should solve them in his place. once you are elected, there is one. i love respect. we are friends with him. well, why, well, go then give your post, and each deputy. here i am, for example, a minister. here you are talking rmd. e missile, and these same agreement yes, and missiles of medium smallness in the fourteenth year. here putin speaks. uh, so deputies, wait. i told him then to liquidate. get out of t

serdyukov, a very interesting thing with the americans, michael has just been agreed in congress.ies. to buy for the american army, you know, for 45 million ue, hygiene products, wipes soaked in alcohol so that american soldiers can, well, somehow disinfect themselves in military field conditions, and you know, they didn’t provide the land , they didn’t provide, they said it’s expensive 45 million and then you know, this is one of your compatriots who spoke to congress and said listen, we allocate a billion 800 million for the natives. theoretically. we are on our american soldiers 45 million. we can not give. what is it like? that is. you don’t want your soldiers, yes, in 45 million hmm, but you give 800 billion to ukraine normally? no, you're not you, not you, not you, it's your things on the next year's budget shocking, humiliating i just feel sorry for the american soldiers, a whopping sum of 45 million, can't happen. first of all, they really just have, well, a military budget that is wow. fantastic it is astronomical in every sense, and secondly, remember what she said and n

doctors work. special thanks to the minister of defense that he returned military medicine to what serdyukovstroy. fortunately, shoigu corrected this terrible mistake. and then i saw the hospitals. well, let's say so politely, he didn't pass it on at all, that is, he delivers the guys here. from the battlefield. here it is right there . i mean, it's pretty close. my medical service. yarygin is on his belt. i am very armed here now. paratroopers inside certain premises in a certain place. they set up a tent in which they tried to recreate relatively sterile conditions. at the same time, two operating tables perform the most complex operations, including neurosurgical ones. the nurses are funny, you never think, major himself. well, he's just such a handsome guy. i'm talking about how you got carried away. he says, well, my mother wanted me to be a doctor. and i wanted to be a soldier. well, that's why i decided to combine. yes he he says to me, if they delivered me wounded, 99.5% of them survived and sent me. then he says, they learned miracles and vascular surgery, then they save the guys, w