but now the question arises, and with which soviet union of stalin times. stalin's soviet union, stalin's soviet was different until 1934. yes, it was one soviet union. after the assassination of kirov, it was... a completely different soviet union, in the soviet union, in which stalin was already at the top, it was possible to hold such alternative demonstrations, in support of trotsky and against trotsky, workers, not some bourgeoisie, workers of the putilovsky plant, ugh , held demonstrations in support of zinoev and his group in the party, and these were the 1920s and early 1930s. in the 36th year the secretaries of the regional committees of the party took a plan for the number of people shot, this is a completely different story, because in the 28th or 29th year, if you told the secretary of some committee of the bolshevik party, and you have to write a plan, how many people you will shoot this year, he would have decided that you were crazy, in 37 it didn't seem crazy, it seemed normal, and only 10 years had passed, and in russia 10 years had passed from the 14th to

union times, but now the question arises, and with which soviet union of stalin's time? stalin's soviet, stalin 's soviet was different until 1934, but it was one soviet union, after the assassination of kirov, it was a completely different soviet union. in the soviet union, which was already headed by stalin, it was possible to hold. such alternative demonstrations in support of trotsky and against trotsky, the workers, not some bourgeois, but the workers of the potilovsk plant, ugh, held demonstrations in support of zinoev and his groups in the party, and it was the 1920s and the beginning of the 1930s, in 1936, the secretaries of the regional party committees in... had a plan for the number of people shot, this is a completely different story, because in 28 or 29 year, if you told the secretary of some bolshevik party committee, and you have to write a plan, how many people you will shoot this year, he would think that you are crazy, in the year 37 it did not seem crazy, it seemed normal, and only 10 years have passed, and in russia 10 years have passed from the 14th to the 24th. you

soviet army approached the borders of eastern europe, carpet bombing began on all these capitals of large cities in eastern europe. so, that is, this was the goal set to intimidate the soviet union. these bombings were aimed in the same way as the bombings of yerasim and nagasaki, these were acts of intimidation of the soviethe soviet union. during the war years, great britain and the united states increased their fleet of strategic bombers; great britain had about 1,600, and the united states of america increased it to 280. their independence, today very few people remember that the soviet union helped european countries regain their independence. today there is so much talk about european sovereignty. that sovereignty, sovereign countries are very important, but these european countries sat under the influence of the germans for 4 years, no one talked about sovereignty for 4 years, the most terrible concentration camps were located on the territory of these countries, and the heads of these countries could not close concentration camps, soviet union, soviet soldiers returned sovereignty of the countries of eastern europe , including, and today it would be nice to remember. about this, but today it does not fit into the political agenda that is being declared today, but we at least must remember this, rem

soviet union. after the assassination of kirov, it was a completely different soviet union. t union, which was already ruled by stalin, such alternative demonstrations could be held. in support of trotsky and against trotsky. workers, not some bourgeois, but workers of the putilovsky plant. ugh. demonstrations were held in support of zinoev and his. groups in the party, and it was the 20s and the beginning of the 30s, in the 36th year, the secretaries of the regional party committees took a plan for the number of those shot, this is a completely different story, because in the 28th or 29th year, if if you told the secretary of some bolshevik party committee, and you have to write a plan, how many people you will shoot this year, he would decide that you are crazy, in 37... it didn't seem like madness, it seemed like the norm, and only 10 years have passed, and 10 years have passed in russia from the 14th to the 24th, you see how it has changed, imagine the next 10 years, it just doesn't happen in one day, so when we say, it's been a long time navalny and whatnot, maybe it’s n

flight traveled all the time, he glorified the man, he himself was in spirit, very soviet soviet union glorified the sovietnever let the country down, not in any foreign country, anywhere, he was loved. the whole planet , and he corresponded to this, so we later met with gagarin, i personally rarely met, but when they came to classes, and teachers often had to go to star places so as not to distract them, teachers went to star places, and then the academy went to the academy went, then they came, that is there was a complex curriculum, the curriculum remained the same, but the curriculum changed, what is the curriculum, this is on wednesday, these classes are on thursday and so on, here is the curriculum, and it... of course, was adjusted according to how much they are busy, and in order not to waste their time, it often happened that teachers went out, and they studied part-time, it turns out, you know, part-time, part-time, part-time part-time, because they remained cosmonauts, they had their own work, service, they you must take tests, pass exams, this is mandatory, this is as a rule it happened at the

union of stalin's time, but now the question arises: and with which soviet union of stalin's time? stalin's sovietas different, until 1934. yes, it was one soviet union, after the assassination of kirov, it was...

i quote rogozin what was the role of the soviet union in the without unremitting kind support of the sovietthe hungarian popular democracy see, and i may add all other been created and quote, harping on capitalist imperialism, red satirized alleged warmongers. world learne meaning of the unremitting crimes of the soviet union. russians go home now. the hungarian people are in revolt. they succeed in, overwhelming the red forces and hold the upper hand for a few days. and through ruse and treachery, catching the hungarian freedom fighters totally unaware the russians counterattack end the short lived wrath of hungarian. in view of the acts of subjugation which we have supervise by khrushchev. it is difficult to understand this quote from stalin the people are small nations are frightened needlessly of soviet oppression. if the soviet union would undertake to oppress or influence nations, it would betray the ideology of words are one thing actions another. lenin advised his, and i quote in the last analysis, the outcome of the struggle will be determined by the fact that russia, india, china

soviet the army approached the borders of eastern europe, carpet bombing of all these capitals of large cities in eastern europe began, that is, this was the goal set to intimidate the soviet union. these bombings were aimed in the same way as the bombings of kheroshima and nagasaki, they were acts of intimidation of the soviete it would face. in the future, another plan was being prepared, absolutely cannibalistic, and the fact that the germans, of course, do not attach importance to this today, and do not think about what if if stalin, say, had slowed down this race for berlin, then capitulation would have come at a different time, this is, of course, a hypothetical formulation of the question, but... it is, of course, terrifying. during the war years, great britain and the united states increased their fleet of strategic bombers, great britain had about 1,600, and the united states of america brought it to 2,080 units, that is, this is a huge mass. one document is interesting, it means it’s called thunder, this document was presented by churchill in 1944 to roosevelt, in this document stipulated that in order to have a psychological impact on the german people , a massive bombing of cities is necessary, these could be cities of at least 200,000 people who lived in order to intimidate and to have a psychol

better for her in her homeland, that it was better than in soviet union, she is nowhere. wasn’t and won’t be, dad couldn’t live in the sovietgained experience, said exactly the same words as my mother said, better, than in soviet union, but the truth is that already in the ninety-sixth year of the soviet union there was no soviet union, it won’t be better for me... my grandmother arrived, accidentally changed her apartment in beloozersk from sakhalin, and because my stepfather was also a military man, my mother and i went to different he served in parts of the soviet union, military camps together with his stepfather, and his last place of deployment was hungary, and szarmelek, and from there the regiment was replaced. i’m grateful to the soviet union for the childhood i had, because i can do everything, i’ve traveled through a lot of countries, i’m familiar with a lot of number of nationalities. “i take off my hat to the belarusian people , they have become like family to me, my husband’s family, their six children, you know, what kind of mother there is, she holds everything in her hands, in her fists, she raised such a w

soviet union and. ■on this list of the names of 78 people arrested by the nkvd soviet secret police, the notation at thee list plains theuicharges not politice shoot them to death. the example of estonia a promise soviet union requests these bases. the little country actually. in june■? of 1940, the red army invades estonia on the pretext that soviet soldiers stationed there have not been assured proper security,an a month later, a new communist institution assembly holds its first session. he communists indoctrinated in special schools in moscow, exhort the populace to accept the party as their masters. typically a vote of confidence for the one party ticket is ordered ordered. another victory parade or, a new moscow approved puppet government. estonia succumbs to communism. the example of romania. june 28th, 1940. leftist underground workers who preparedhe way welcome the invasion of the red army into romania. russia demands bessarabia and northern bukovina. romania is powerless to resist. romanian soldiers are evacuated slave labor camps and the soviet union. the red flag flies over eastern romania.

that has logical explanation. the explanation is the uar uh was uh totally soviet equipped, they had soviet advisors, the soviet union was our arch enemy at the time, and we were concerned avalist situation with the soviet problem, we were concerned wherever the soviets showed uh showed up. and this and they had considerable influence in the united arab republic, so there were these joint ventures with israeli intelligence. even though the real battle between the two superpowers was going on underwater in the mediterranean without the use of weapons, they were actually at war. one wanted to help egypt and syria get the upper hand in the middle east and destroy israel, and the other was fighting for the victory of israel and the elimination of soviet communism in the middle east. still, direct military confrontation between the two power houses wasn't unexpected at all either, both the soviet union and the united states were looking for excuse with all their might to light the flames of world war ii, because the middle east was the heart of the world's politics and energy supply, rivalry for superiority in the region

soviet union. right. the soviet union were using central asian writers as their kind of trump card in this cultural warfare in the u.s. there were significant problems with. the public perception of racism and racial overseas right in the soviet union made sure that that was in front of writers in the decolonizing world every so they would bring they brought. audre lorde to one of these events. she's got a great essay about it that i talk about in the book. they would, you know they would bring angela davis they would bring they would bring w.e.b. dubois for the very first one of these events. and they would say to them, like, look, people of color are an equal of the soviet project, right? that was a big part of their pr. now, on the flip side, the congress cultural freedom was always on the back foot on the question of discrimination in the u.s. so when the congress for cultural freedom would go their road show in asia and in africa, people would say, yeah, you know, how do you treat people who look like me in you

look at the sanctions against the soviet union: the soviet union continued to produce military products. the military-industrial complex was normal, but the social sphere was simple rotted, and at that time in the 80s of the last century it looked like the sanctions had completely failed, but in retrospect, if you look at it, they were quite successful. of course, this understanding cannot help ukraine at the moment. so, when we talk about doing something to make the sanctions more brutal and implement them realistically, that's absolutely a valid point. but we could do a lot more to make the sanctions more effective. the main idea is this: we, the countries of the free world, must be well aware that we have long, long years of confrontation with putin's russia, and we should take it seriously so that we are not distracted, distracted by some other things, let's say, we should not think about... but this is a more important issue, so we need to turn our backs on europe and ukraine and focus on china, no, this is wrong, we must simultaneously deal with this challenge and what is happenin

, about its gradual democratization, i would like to remind you that in my time in the soviet union, when the soviet union still existed, many sovietologists were also divided into two such large parts: the majority believed that it was possible to democratize the soviet union, that what happened next, and the other part believed that the soviet union cannot be democratized, mr. vitaliy, we don’t have enough time, just one minute, one second even under such conditions, there is only the possibility of its disintegration, as soon as russia is dismantled, then it is possible to destroy putin’s regime, thank you, we will put an end to this optimistic note, vitaly kulyk oleksayan and maksym rozumny were today's guests. of our program, thank you gentlemen for participating in the program, i would like to remind you that during the program we conducted a survey, we asked you about the following, whether in ukraine parliamentary crisis, hence the poll results. will be on the screen now, we will tally up the voting results, 94% yes, 6% - no, we put an end to it, it was the verdict program of serhiy rudenko,

soviet union immediately took patronage over china. and this patronage consisted, firstly, in the fact that more than 10,000 specialists from the soviet entire modern chinese economy. first of all, communist china saw the soviet union as an example of how to quickly rebuild its economy after a devastating war. therefore, universities, institutes, and laboratories were built with the help of the soviet union. the soviet union handed over. thanks to this, by 1949 the ccp was able to defeat the guomendang. people happily greeted the troops under the red banners, because by that time the provinces controlled by the chiang kai-sheks were simply mired in monstrous corruption. american president truman, referring to chiang kai-shek, but not bothering too much myself for... attack money, but i'm not going to participate in assault operations, it's too dangerous, i want to help in the country, but at the same time i really want to live, all the places where foreign mercenaries gather are... the vavan and lexus show, today on the first, monteschoka cognac, stellar group product, rom castro, stellar group product, veda vodka, stellar group produ

everyone probably thinks that i do not completely support everything that was in the soviet union, meanwhile, the sovietwe lost for the sake of the balona system, for which the bologna system was introduced, so that here , having received this diploma, you could go and find a job in the west, this was just such a good window of brain drain, although you know, i’m more than sure that people like elon musk, who were remembered there today yes, like... no matter what universities it is graduated, no matter what diplomas they had, if there is a brilliant scientist, they will take him with any diploma, even if he has a diploma from the soviet union, and a huge number of people after the post-soviet era went there to the united states. americans went to europe for a long ruble, but , strictly speaking, you probably can’t blame them for this, but as for what needs to be returned to school, just imagine, we were on duty in schools, washed floors, washed blackboards, that’s it, was it bad, did we develop, that we weeded gardens, but it was wonderful, therefore, first of all, for the future , the return of the ed

soviet union became the first country with which india established diplomatic relations after independence in 1947. javakhal's visit to our country was of great importance. in '55, india discovered the sovietia. at the time of independence, india found itself without heavy industry, and nehru stuck to it. fabian socialism slowly , slowly, step by step, with the help education of the population, with the help of improving their lives there, you are approaching socialism without any serious social cataclysms, and such fabian socialism also included the creation of a heavy industrial base, so the soviet union actively helped india. soon, the leader of the ussr nikita khrushchev visited india on a return visit; it was he who uttered the famous slogan at a rally in bangalore, india: hindi russi bhai bhai. yes, soviet weapons accounted for more than 80% of all indian imports weapons, nehru's friendly policy was inherited by his daughter, prime minister indira gandhi. this is a dark place, the dharavi slums in mumbai are a whole world with their own economy, laws and survival strategies. according to rough estimates, a million people live here. this is water from the canals where the city sewer d

establishment of full control over the occupied conquered territories, during the soviet, soviet occupation, the soviet union fact, this tool was extremely widely used, it was extremely well worked out with a huge amount these instructions , these are the documents that we also keep, and in fact, when we talk even about ukrainians, and about czechs, and about poles, and about germans, even about the same jews, crimean tatars, greeks, bulgarians, i.e. the list of those who were deported can be continued extremely widely, and in fact it was also used against all of them, thus actually trying to either prepare for war or during the war to clear the territory of those who they considered unfriendly peoples, unfriendly nations, and there were extremely many of them, and today russia... continues to use deportations as this very tool of war, of course they are trying to improve it, unfortunately, well, in pieces, that is, they take the experience that has already been developed by the kremlin and predecessors earlier and apply it in a new way, today in fact, when the struggle is for the very existence of ukrainian

signed by russia and russia is the essentially its main signatory, that is, the soviet union on the rights of the soviet. where is this going? well, you understand that today they are only giving an informational reason, and the separatist forces, in the form of some bavarians, selesians or some prussians who disappeared, they will be found without any doubt, and that inside this country, which before still does not have sovereignty, and the most important thing is that the denunciation of this treaty will lead to the fact that the peace treaty, the treaty with germany has not yet been concluded by the soviet the soviet union , and not a single country at all, concluded from... a purely formal question is applied on russian territory, they are used using, or rather they are launched from, german military personnel, this is a reason for declaring war, this is unambiguous, this is no secret to anyone, but these red lines have already been crossed so much that today it’s probably not possible to simply talk about some kind of military component, let’s remember, what about the northern flows, what’s the ans

the fact that a peace treaty, an agreement with germany has not yet been concluded by the soviet union, by the soviett all the country is not concluded from the four that signed, it’s also an interesting fact we also , wait, so you’re saying what russia should do, look, this is a purely political game, before this politics was played only on our field, but today we are starting to play there on that field, there is reason to think. so there is reason to think not only for these states, which are also tied to the substructure of helsinki, the baltic states are there too, the signatory is russia, not ukraine or some other states, which? is from a military point of view some kind of answer would be a logical continuation from russia, from a military point of view, if these objects, on a purely formal issue, are used on russian territory, are used with the use of, or rather they are launched by german military personnel, this is a reason to declare war, this is unambiguous, this is no secret to anyone, but so many of these red lines have already been crossed that today it’s probably not possible to simpl

soviet bicycle. bicycle across, soviet soviet union? she's not.nt of money that's spent on this day that's being spent on this day on people is substantial. on these people is substantial. yeah, but it's not. it's like i think it's one point something trillion pounds that are going to these councils. >> the whole point of local council to your money. council is to waste your money. that they have been set that is why they have been set up.and that is why they have been set up. and god bless for doing up. and god bless them for doing their job. >> so they're basically theirjob. >> so they're basically just a keynesian stimulus. is, keynesian stimulus. and this is, this is actually an example of good business, because at least they're anybody's they're not getting in anybody's way, although honest, they way, although to be honest, they are and diversity and are diversity and diversity and eqtu are diversity and diversity and equity coordinators just gum up the works. you know, it means that instead of just hiring someone, you've got to take lots of

wonderful, as for donbass, it is an industrialized region, even during the times of the soviet union, how much the sovietnvested in this region, in its coal mining industry , the metallurgical industry, everything there is at a high level, yes, of course, investments are required there so that everything is modern, this production, living conditions, working conditions of people were built completely differently, not the way it was several a couple of decades ago, uh, as for new russia. this is a pronounced region with a clearly developed agriculture, and here we will do everything to support traditional areas of activity and new ones that organically fit into these regions and the desire of people to develop them, and there you know how people, people are very talented, moreover, as i have already said, even... taxes are already coming from there to the federal budget, yes, yes, at this stage they need to be helped, helped, supported, pulled out into the general on the general republican, but federal , russian level, but they will work and earn money very quickly, historically it is quite obvious that t

after the end of the second world war , the soviet union immediately. the sovietons of ping, after he became the leader of china, was the creation of an institute studying bukharin's ideas, so that the sinicized model of nep operates in china. premiere of civilization, film seven. china is on first next wednesday. the brightest and most extraordinary. event of the season, battle of generations, great champions of the past and current athletes, on equal terms, on the same ice, a unique competition, as a declaration of love for one’s country, russian challenge, tournament of the strongest skaters, live broadcast on march 9 on the first. three of them in masks broke into the bank, started beating and shooting, it was very scary, they robbed a private bank in donetsk, cleaned out your cells, viktor fedorich, find it , you will take this case for yourself, this is a chance, you will move to the major league, lieutenant colonel igor velnik, is now involved in the donetsk case, they should not get too far, ukraine is for you. you are now offering me to distribute power w

soviet union are there today in this holiday? well, because globally, these are the rights of women, but the soviet union has left some of its dna, what are they, in what they manifest. in fact, the soviet union did not leave anything behind in this holiday. from the right-wing content, from the real struggle for women's rights, that is, the soviet union clearly turned it into a kind of holiday that once a year we remember that there are women next to men and let's present them in bouquets, let's call them the decoration of the team, and unfortunately, this here is the tradition of bouquet cakes, instead of talking about women's rights, about the struggle for women's rights, unfortunately, it is still alive and many ukrainians, ukrainian women are not... ready to give it up, and i think that this, well, this is one of those atavisms of the scoop that we have left, it is obvious that depriving this day of the status of a holiday, which we proposed at one time, would be an impetus in the direction of returning this holiday to its rightful meaning, but so far we see , that despite the fact that we managed to carry out a very signifi

disappearance of the socialist camp, which was part of... the world was led by the soviet union; behind the socialist camp, the sovietsappeared , breaking up into former union republics in those the borders of which these were drawn, including in relation to crimea, we know with what violations of soviet legislation and soviet procedure this gift was made. he has a lot of economic problems , we help him, we promise him something, someone laughed and said that this is all, i don’t know, attempts to somehow justify, not very funny things in russian foreign policy, these are the machinations of the west , but... some took it seriously, they were a minority, the majority ignored it, so they kicked back, they were indignant, and a year later in bucharest at a meeting at the nato summit, there was a parallel summit meeting between the russian council and nato, the president asked nato members when the russian council met. having thereby carried out an attack on the russian federation, for which he paid, then, as our western colleagues, during this five-day war, our five-day operation, begged to stop the campaign, they beca

soviet territories, not to mention the fact that the romanians participated in extermination of soviet citizens. after the end of the war, romania officially had to pay $300 million in reparations to the soviet uniong is on credit, but... still, after 30 years of stupid capitalism , people blame the communists for the fact that romania is a backward country. let's now look at poland. the soviet union liberated the country from fascist invaders. a third of the current polish territory in the west was cut off from the losers thanks to the will of stalin. in the post-war period, the soviet authorities built more than 800 industrial, energy and transport facilities in poland, all of which, in today's terms, cost approximately $750 billion. as soon as... the first territories of poland were liberated from the wehrmacht, from the german reich, help went there from the soviet union, from a country destroyed by war throughout the entire post-war period, and the soviet union constantly built something on territory of poland. the czech republic has also forgotten how, together with the whole of eastern europe, it developed and strengthened its economy at the expense of cheap energy resources from the soviet

said exactly the same words as my mother said, better than in the soviet union, but... then in the ninety-sixth year there was no soviety chance to beloozersk apartment from sakhalin, and because my stepfather was also a military man, my mother and i traveled to different parts of the soviet union, we served in military camps together with my stepfather, so his last place of deployment was a... shermelek, and from there the regiment was replaced in birch, grandma, like a real decembrist, changed apartments and gave them to the military. place of residence, so i am grateful to the soviet union, but '.

signature of russia, and russia is essentially its main signatory, that is, the soviet union with the rights of the sovieting? denunciation of this agreement, essentially leads to the fact that such a state as germany does not exist. helsinki. there is no doubt, and that within this country, which still does not yet have sovereignty, and most importantly, that the denunciation of this treaty will lead to the fact that a peace treaty, an agreement with germany has not yet been concluded with soviet, by the soviet union, and generally not a single country from the four that signed, is also an interesting fact, we also, wait, so you’re telling us what to do russia, look, this is a purely political game; previously this politics was played only on our side. today we are starting to play there on that field, there is a reason to think, there is, so there is a reason to think not only for these states, which are also tied to the heart of helsinki, there are the baltic states too, the signatory is russia, not ukraine or some other state, which is in its own point of view, some answer will be a logical continuati

. known, this is the period when the soviet union was collapsing, was collapsing, by the way, vladimir vladimirovich said, the moment of the destruction of the sovietthe nineties was actually ready to listen to recommendations from the west on any strategic issues of its security, when, in fact, this is the practice that then vice president biden tried to repeat in 2012, when... he came to moscow in a conversation with the prime minister of russia, which means he gave him recommendations on how to lead himself there, so to speak, on the electoral plane, and this period passed for both america and the west, collectively, it was the strongest a blow to... in the same way as the small states of eastern europe are being manipulated , sooner or later they will have to combine with it, including by drawing these virtual red lines, which in fact at some point may turn out to be completely non-virtual . i would like to include in this package long-range atacams missiles with a range of up to 290 km, that is, crimea could really become a serious target for them, and we are receiving information about other weapons that ukraine is receiving or will receive i

what it is, in my opinion, it is that after the collapse of the soviet union, a very large number there were specialists left on the sovietht the soviet union, and then with the russian territory that had arisen on part of the territory, so they began to convince their political leadership, the public of their countries that they needed to continue to achieve russia and in such a way as not to be left without work. gololodkov, when asked how to actually solve this problem, said that in order to ensure the security of the belgorod region, it is necessary to annex kharkovskaya, what do you think about this now, i’m not ready to say right now. this is about what and how we should annex when, but i do not rule out that, bearing in mind the tragic events taking place today, we will be forced at some point, when we consider it appropriate, to create a certain sanitary zone in today’s territories of subordinates for the kiev regime, it means creating a security zone to overcome, which will be quite difficult. using the means of destruction that the enemy uses, first of all, of course, foreign production, that the depth , once ag

wonderful, as for donbass, it is an industrially developed region, back in the days of the soviet union, how much did the sovietcoal mining and metallurgical industries. everything there is at a high level, yes, of course , investments are required there so that everything is modern, this is production, living conditions, working conditions of people are built in a completely different way, not the way it was a few decades ago; as for novorussia, it is a distinct region with a clearly developed agriculture . here we will do everything to support traditional areas of activity, and new ones that organically fit into these regions, into the desire of people to develop them, and you know how people there are very talented people, moreover, i have already said, even taxes from the federal budget already come from there, but they need it at this stage help, help, support, bring to the common. historically, it is absolutely clear that the nazi regimes do not dissolve themselves, but disappear as a result of military defeat, this was the case in germany, italy, and japan. the same thing will obviously happen with the b

peaceful -that agreement, the agreement with germany has not yet been concluded by the soviet union, by the soviete four that signed it, is also an interesting factor, we are still, wait, so you are saying what russia should do, look here. a purely formal question, they are used on russian territory, they are used with the use of, or rather, they are launched by german servicemen, this is a reason for declaring war, this is unambiguous, this is no secret to anyone, but so many of these red lines have already been crossed that today it is easy to talk about some military component probably doesn’t come, let’s remember, what about the northern streams, what’s the answer? there is no answer, with the crimean bridge, which has already been repaired twice, what is the answer, but the il-76, which they shot down the patriots, i'm holy. why can’t, for example, two or three iskander missiles fly there by chance , and then make a political apology, yeah, at the same time test the possibility of these states doing something, well, of course, it looks a little bloodthirsty, but nevertheless you understand th

time in the soviet , if there was still a soviet union, many sovietologists would also be divided into twice as large parts, most of them believed that... it is possible to democratize the soviet happened next, and the other part believed that the soviet union could not be democratized, mr. vitaly, we don’t have enough time, just one minute, under such conditions, there is only the possibility of its disintegration, as soon as russia is dismantled, then it can be destroyed putin's regime, thank you, we will put an end to this optimistic note, vital colic oleksayan and maksym rozumny were guests of our program today, thank you gentlemen. for participating in the program, let me remind you that during the program we conducted a survey, we you they asked about this, whether there is a parliamentary crisis in ukraine, so the results of the survey will now be on the screen, we will tally up the results of the vote 94% yes, 6% no, we put an end to that, it was the verdict program of serhiy rudenko, goodbye. on march 21-22 in kyiv, well-known european and american politicians and experts, representatives of the eu and nato, about the situation at the front, urgent aid to ukraine, abo

wonderful, as for donbass, it is an industrially developed region, back in the days of the soviet union, how much the soviet, its coal mining industry, metallurgical industry, everything there is at a high level, yes, of course, investments are required there in order for everything to be modern, this is production. living conditions and working conditions of people were built completely differently, not the way it was a couple of decades ago, as for novorussia, this is a clearly defined region with a clearly developed agriculture, here we will do everything to support both traditional areas of activity and new ones that organically in ... "historically, it is absolutely obvious that the nazi regimes themselves do not dissolve, but disappear as a result of military defeat, this was the case in germany, in italy, in japan, the same thing will obviously happen with the bandera national regime, and we are now moving towards all front lines. judging by the message of our military correspondents from the ministry of defense, have we managed to find a way to fight when during an offensive our losses are less than

the fact is that we have the richest experience of the soviet union and the richest experience of sovietre were precisely soviet diplomats. soviet times, the soviet union was one of the superpowers on which all progressive humanity was guided, now we must take on board this experience, including the creation of a worldwide peace movement, countries that would follow our country to stop the world aggressor who is ready to unleash nuclear war in order to maintain its hegemony, down with the arsonist. so that a russian is always protected, protected no matter what country he is in, and if something happens to him documents or some problems arise, so that he can count on his embassy, ​​on help at this embassy, ​​and not on a formal reply. i really want that after the elections take place, we will clearly receive an answer on the vector of interaction with... we need to decide with the whole world, all together, just as we are now working with many countries in space, vladislav davankov for peace with respect, and i will remind our tv viewers, this was the final debate on the russia channel,

acquired some kind of almost sacred sound and, by the way, largely thanks to the soviet union, that is, it was the soviet, the meaning of democracy, because even now , remembering the soviet era, then you understand that just when we were saying that a person from almost the bottom could achieve the highest positions in the state, that is, in essence it was, especially in the initial period, of course a meritocracy. when people achieved everything thanks to their human and professional qualities, which , seriously speaking, is much closer to the ideals of ancient greece as an ideal form of government than all other transformed forms, then the dispatch of large capital, which we see now in the west, then the rule of power crowds, ahlocracy, which is much closer to the concept of classical modern democracy, but this is true for terms, because this game of terms is sometimes misleading, why did i start talking about this topic at all? i was in avdiivka for the second weekend in a row, every time i hear all these discussions about a colossally cruel, unprecedented, cruel war, what the west says, it surprises

soviet soldier did a lot for this. concentration camps. soviet union, and the heads of these countries could not close the soviet soldier returned sovereigntye countries of eastern europe, including. and today it was it would be nice to remember this, but today it does not fit into the political agenda that is being announced today . but we should at least remember this. remember to tell your children about this, because indeed our country made a very big contribution to the victory. in the victory of world war ii, the restoration of countries after world war ii. trushin. alexander konstantinovich, he is the commander of a battalion and a tank. i ask you to make a proposal for the rank of major. so far? a kilometer from here, let them finish it, finish it and leave. i was a tanker, now i'm an infantryman. there is no day when we stand still, enter, gain a foothold, and move on. and so on, let's go, let's go. now there is emptiness here, several cruise missiles have shown the whole world what freedom of speech is in nato style. there were few russians, but with their help a radical change occurred in this war. he will never be able to forget

time thanks to being in yemen , tens of thousands of people were educated in the soviet union with the help of the sovietve a serious basis for building cooperation. with on march 1, the country has a temporary ban on the export of gasoline and increased standards for the sale of diesel fuel at stock exchange trading. the measures will stabilize the situation on the fuel market. during a period of increased demand due to the spring sowing campaign. at the congress of the association of peasant farmers and agricultural cooperatives, which was held in moscow, participants discussed how else they could support the industry. report by yana dobrovolskaya. this little girl weighs 700 kg. you can get 9 tons of milk per year from it. and there are about 300 more similar mashenkas on this farm . many russian farmers are betting on dairy production. since 2000 , milk and meat production on small farms has increased significantly. iramel bulatov from the moscow region was one of the first to choose this path in the country; he and his wife opened a farm. over three decades, the family business has grown significant