a nation state by reducing non-national population, because the pre-turkic word turk was more of annationality, people who were turkish muslims were called ottomans, the word turks did not exist. well, this is also a reality, again, this is not a question, no, i will not present all these accounts to erdogan now, because we will immediately start to mention in general about the national foundations on which the turkish republic was created, what he said today erdoğan, he would rather not speak, because this again, this may be for the crowd, he said: palestine 100 years ago was for us like adana an impressive comparison, you know how it looked 100 years ago adanasky 95% of the inhabitants of this city, who made up , in your opinion, share with us, armenians, 95% of the population of adana, it was then cilicia, the cilicia region, there it was called the republic of cilicia , it was then controlled 100 years ago by france, uh, and all... 95% of the population of this entire region with these famous cities of mersin, adaana, what else was there, in this region, well, many of these citi

a national state by reducing the non-national population, because before tatsyurk the word turk was a name of nationality , people who were turkish muslims were called ottomans, the word turk did not exist, well, this is also a reality, again, this is not a question, no, i will not. .. now erdoğan should be presented with all these accounts, because we will immediately begin to mention at all about the national basis on which the turkish republic was created, what erdoğan said today, he would rather not say, because this is again, it can be for nato he said: palestine 100 years ago was for us like adana, a cool comparison, you know how it looks... 100 years ago , adanasky 95% of the inhabitants of this city, who made up what do you think? share with us armenians, 95%, the population of adana, it was then cilicia, the region of cilicia , it was called the republic of cilicia there, it was then controlled 100 years ago by france, uh, and all 95% of the population of this entire region, with these famous cities mersin , er, adana, what else was there, in this region, well, there are ma

name altai, the turks produce cruise missiles, turkey also looks at us, where we succeed and where wee help, not flowers, leaves are just blooming, these are the leaves we see, turkey can do nothing, she stands looking, in the southern caucasus, she’s just now making quite peace-loving statements lately, she’s just standing looking, why? slowly but surely, turkey is making the necessary movement to the side. turkey wants to reach the caspi, it doesn’t need to work too hard on this right now, that’s all it goes by itself, slowly but surely, or rather not very slowly, it goes quite quickly, we don’t have much time, we are swaying, thinking about what we should use and how to use it, soon, i ’ll exaggerate on purpose, maybe, maybe i won’t exaggerate, a turkish base on the caspian sea is a matter of time, the transfer of logistics routes that were discussed today towards the middle... this is a matter of time and bypassing russia along the southern borders is also a matter of time, the question is how it will be through the caspian sea, whether it will be to the side turkmenistan, which i

most of them are turks, that is, when a large community of turks is created , well, somewhere under 300on, in total, then in the post-soviet space, in fact, an alternative to the soviet ideology is created, about "unifying logic, this is the logic of ethnicity, the turks understand each other without translation, what is the uniqueness, when, when..." at one time , the russian empire was at war with the turkish captured central asia with an empire, it created the illusion all the time that turkey is a great evil, it is the main, main evil that opposes the soviet union, the russian empire, then it turned out that in fact the turks understand each other, well, turkic languages, they they, well, the mechanics of formation are such that turks understand each other without translation, that is, they are not those russian quasi-slavs who do not understand belarusians and ukrainians, although ukrainians, in my opinion , understand almost all slavic languages ​​without translation, or poles, here is the peculiarity, that is, russia ceases to be an integration center, and russia does not have an

are doing there, here you can ask another one the question is the same as the turks ask the americanse downed drone by looting those deposits from which the americans are just pumping, i will read erdogan, there is no doubt that this incident is etched in our national memory and will be considered when the time comes, it seems to me that this beautiful oriental phrase, it just says everything , what is happening there, and if it’s real, then of course it was bombed, this is a very important point , the turks and the americans practically entered into a conflict in the space of northern syria, this is a serious challenge for turkish policy, because the americans also noticed this mildly, let’s say, they i have a question on this topic. turkey is not omnipotent, but it wants to seem the same, it’s nice, so they ask the question, what are the americans doing in syria, yes, although they do not understand that they can ask this question to it too. they break through periodically quite brightly, but society has an even bigger question, because erdogan has been showing a rather restrained p

, main evil that opposes the soviet union, the russian empire, then it turned out that in fact the turkserstand each other, well, turkic languages, they are, well , the mechanics of formation are such that turks understand each other without translation, that is, they are not those russian quasi-slavs who do not understand belarusians and ukrainians. although ukrainians, in my opinion , understand almost all slavic languages ​​without translation, or poles, that's why peculiarity, i.e. russia ceases to be an integration center, and russia has no ideology for the post-soviet space, even, even for the space of russia itself, so precisely, the turkic regions of russia, and this is also yakutia, let me remind you, the mountainous altai, for example, that is ... there is an interesting thing here in that this is a huge territory of russia, huge , simply, and the volga region, bashkatostan and tatarstan, they, they are the most mature of all the regions of the russian federation to full statehood, that's why bashkartostan is next to it, by the way, the population of dagestan is about the same

are there, well, they do so to speak, and in general in constantinople, what the turks are doing, theg question arises from this logic, the inviolability of borders, we supported principled international law, and... this was our feature, our strength, as long as this was necessary, so we didn’t stay the last to now we are the last one to support, if we forced others to follow this right, then yes, because the americans forced everyone to follow this right, but they themselves never followed it, under what international law, so you follow it, that’s the point business, and this is fundamentally what distinguishes the world, the restructuring of the world order is underway, we need it. to understand that yes, maybe, so to speak, hamas, or more precisely, which absolutely, of course, does not represent the entire palizen people, can challenge israel, this is possible today, maybe, many countries say, france, who are you, what are you doing here, in general, yes, and i think that the most interesting processes await us ahead in the region, because the americans, who came to this region wi

a unifying logic alternative to the soviet ideology is created, it is the logic of ethnicity, the turkserstand each other without translation, what is the uniqueness, when at one time the russian the empire was at war with the turkish empire... captured central asia, it created the illusion all the time that turkey is a great evil, it is the main, main evil that opposes the soviet union, the russian empire, then it turned out that the turks actually understand one one, well, turkic languages, they are, well, the mechanics of formation are such that turks understand each other without translation, that is, they are not those russian quasi-slavs who do not understand belarusians and ukrainians, although ukrainians, in my opinion, are all slavic languages ​​without translation are understood almost by easterners or poles, that is what is special, that is, russia ceases to be an integration, integration center, and russia does not have any ideology for the post-soviet space, even, even for the space of russia itself, so precisely the turkic regions of russia, and this let me remind you, mou

exists a supporter of populism, and it is possible that such a situation of confrontation with the turkscould happen , but we really hope that he will have enough rivets in his head so that this does not happen, but anything can happen, in any case. regardless of the very bad relations with israel, it was on his initiative that the deterioration of these relations took place, economic relations with turkey were preserved, so his pragmatism worked here, nevertheless, erdogan has his own interest, because turkey's trade with the countries of the persian gulf goes through israel, because the road through syria is blocked, and erdogan's family is directly involved in this, there is another topic... through them, not through the greeks or through cyprus, but when the escalation and the war begins, erdogan's pragmatism remains aside, and things like this happen such, strange statements that we hear at rallies with the turks, cannot be dealt with seriously from the point of view of israel , because this kind of breakdown in... economic relations, but the turks are a very important player in the

walker turks that friday night's bombardments of the gaza strip took the crisis to new level. he said the bombing of the telecommunication infrastructure places the civilian population in grave danger. the european union's top diplomat joseph says far too many civilians including children have killed in gaza, noting that such attacks against international law. russia has warned israel's bombardment gaza risk creating a catastrophe that could last for decades. if gaza is destroyed and two million residents are driven out of there, this will create catastrophe for many decades, if not centuries. of course we need to stop announce humanitarian programs to save the... population caught in the sie, there is no water, no electricity, no food, no heat, there is nothing there, lavav said israely attacks on palestine runs counter to international law, iran's president has called for international support, especially from some countries for palestinian people. he said that gaza needs help more than ever in order to stop and lendless crimes and genocide come by the israeli regime's war m

next term, for like the next year, robert fantina, the un high commissioner for human rights of oker turks said that words fail me, tonight, hundreds of people killed horrifically in mass strike at aldi arab hospital in gaza city, including patients, healthcare workers and families that have been seeking refuge in and around this hospital, once again the most vulnerable, this is totally unacceptable, and then at least six people were also killed this afternoon when an unra school was hit in the almagazi refugee camp, the school had been serving as a shelter, he said for some 4,000 people seeking refuge, hospitals are uh off limitss and secrasant and they must be protected at all costs uh, we do not yet know the full scale of this carnage, but what is clear is that? the violence and killing must stop it once, all states with influence must do everything in their power to bring an end to this horrendous situation that civilians must be protected and humanitarian aid must be allowed uh in to reach those in need as matter of urgency, those found responsible must be held to account. you know ro

i discovered you in the young turks about 30 days ago. and since i've discovered men, i'm just enamored your content. okay, so a big book reader. i love content not so much into politics, but i love content. but watching your show, reading book and watching you handle yourself in the lion's like the patrick david episode, which i implore everyone to watch because i think it was your finest work based on what i see, the way you've doubled down against these other right wingers and did so with such conviction in confidence, because you were so competent, because you had just finished the book, you were rolling out stats. and as a lawyer it was so inspired to see your facility with, the facts in your persuasiveness so i think that's what sets you apart is your persuasiveness and your and your confidence with that person. yes. the question i'm sorry. no, gushes the court. what is my question? i mean, like, i just look, i. i know, but i got to be honest, i like the preamble. to my question. i just had a series of comments and i'm not going to

main evil. that opposes the soviet union to the russian empire, then it turned out that, in fact, the turksd each other, well , the turkic languages, they are theirs, well, such is the mechanics of formation that the turks understand each other without translation, that is, they are not the russian quasi- slavs , who do not understand belarusians and ukrainians, although ukrainians, in my opinion , understand almost all slavic languages ​​without translation. or poles, that's what's special, that is, russia ceases to exist integration, an integration center, and in russia there is no ideology for the post-soviet space, not even for the space of russia itself, therefore precisely the turkic regions of russia, and this is also yakutia, let me remind you, the mountainous altai, for example, that is, there is an interesting point here that this the vast territory of russia, just, well, the volga, bashkatostan and tatarstan, they, they are the most mature of all the regions of the russian federation to full statehood, that 's why, bashkartstan, nearby, by the way, dagestan is approximately the s

and he said that whoever feels turk, you know, and will be a turk, you know. this country trying to understand the significance of this 100th anniversary of the turkish republic. but what i've come to see is that while it's an important milestone, this past century is just a blink of an eye in the long and incredibly rich history of this land. hello. for some places, the flooding situation could get worse before it gets better — not least in eastern scotland, where we have this new red warning from the met office. further rain through the day on saturday, falling on top of what we've already had. this is friday's rainfall radar. the rain was pretty relentless across eastern scotland and also northern england, parts of east anglia, the north midlands, north wales. huge amounts of rain. we've seen widespread flooding, and this met office amber warning remains in force through the first parts of saturday morning. but of greatest concern, i think, is this red warning covering parts of angus and southern aberdeenshire — a further 100mm of rain, further significant

name altai, the turks produce missiles, their cruise missiles... in fact, the turks supply for service flowers yet, only leaves are blooming, we see these leaves, turkey may not do anything do, she stands looking in the southern caucasus , she’s just now making quite a peace-loving statement lately, she’s just standing looking at why it’s becoming so numb, slowly but surely, turkey is pushing through the movement it needs towards the caspian sea. turkey wants to reach the caspi, it doesn’t really need to strain much about this now, everything is going on its own , slowly but surely, or rather not very slowly, it’s going fast enough, we don’t have much time, we’re swaying, we think that we and how to apply, soon, i will exaggerate, intentionally, perhaps, and perhaps i will not exaggerate, a turkish base in the caspian sea is a matter of time, the transfer of logistics routes, which were discussed today, to the side. it’s a matter of time and bypassing russia along the southern borders is also a matter of time , the question is how it will be, through the caspi, will it be towards turkm

un human rights chief walker turk says that there is the potential for thousands more civilians to die if israel presses ahead with this attacks. thousands have already died, many of them children, given the manner in which milit operations have been conducted until now, in the context of the 56 year old occupation, i am raising alarm about the possibly catastrophic consequences for large scale ground operations in gaza and the potential for thousands of more civilians to die. walk turks friday night and bomberment of the ghaza strip took the crisis to new level, he said the bombing of telecommunication infrastructure places the civilian population in grave danger. european diplomat joseph says far too many civilians in children have been killed in gaza, noting that such attacks are against international. meanwile russia has warned that israel's bombardment of gaza risks creating a catastrophe that could last for decades. if gaza is destroyed. two million residents are driven out of there, this will create catastrophe for many decades, if not centuries. of course, we need to stop and a

, the turks are ahead of us because the price is more stable . they buy their doubles from us, but what about them? due to the quality superiority of the same raw materials, turkish traders have a lower final price. the reason is that turkey buys a lot of money from iran, but at international prices, the domestic producer has to go. we buy what we have in the stock market , usually it can be more expensive. if it is from global markets, sometimes up to twice as much, how can this product compete in the global market? this means that domestic producers bought raw materials that are produced in our own country at twice the price of our commercial competitor, turkey, which is the same for other raw materials in the petrochemical field. sometimes it makes the import more economical . look at the customs statistics. we also have a lot of monetary exports. on the one hand, look at my imports, the same grade is imported, sometimes it is 12 months old, there is competition in the commodity exchange, it is illogical to export it, this is half domestic, an

october 7. 70% of the casualty of women, children and... elderly, the un human rights chief, volker turk says that there is potential for thousands of more civilians to die if israel presses ahead with this attacks. the palestinian resistance hamas calls for immediate information of the un general assembly resolution to allow humanitarian relief into the besieg gaza strip. the hamas spokesperson in beirout, gazi hamad, said the resistance movement demands that aid piled up on the egyptian side. be quickly sent and distributed to all areas and hospitals inside of gaza. he said hamas considers the decision of victory for the palestinian people. he went general assembly on friday overwhelmingly called immediate humanitarian truce in the gaza streb. the world body demanded aid access to the beseest territory and the protection of civilians. the resolution, drafted by arab countries is not binding but carries political weight. iran's president has called for international support, especially from. countries for palestinian people in a phone call with themir bin. said needs help more than ever

turks. risks ending up without access to the mediterranean sea at all.athens that such an expansion of greece and its territorial territories would, quote, become a formal reason for declaring war. in addition, turkey is concerned about the deployment of some weapons on the greek islands, including american vtb team is with you for free. card with 10% cashback on everything. apply for a debit card for life at vtb.ru or at a bank office. car prices are constantly fluctuating; when buying or selling a car, check its fair value with an appraisal. at ural sibi we know that prospects are where they are overcome. where they work, where they belong. there are prospects, with ural sip bank, they are becoming a reality. ural sip, prospects are where you are. for a larger apartment, sometimes you just need a sign. find an apartment in cean with ethinmte on mortgage until 30%, keep prices low. syrgegeisky 699. pyaterochka helps out. earn up to 15% on your balance with a free debit card. what mood are you in today? light and airy, romantic and sensual, relaxed, subl

so the legacy the young turks ended up being really important.turning point in the history of the bird machine. and that brings us to this massive resistance. so this is moten high school in farmville, where the beginning of the end started for the bird machine in the 1950s. it was the building, you know, the students there called it a fire hazard with bad heating and a leaky roof. water fountains were few and far between. the auditory home was so small that any kind of assembly was overcrowded and stifling. the prince edward school system promised to build a new school in 1946, but five years dragged on without any action or funding. and so finally, the students had enough and they organized a walkout. so just before noon on monday morning, april 1951, more than 450 students walked out of the schools. they picketed and carried signs that read we want a new school or none at all. and we're tired of tar paper shacks. members of the student council began canvasing the white citizens of farmville about segregation, asking them if they really wanted

every day, like we even do this, but of course, our partners they know how to surprise us, and the turkst everything is also for... the turkish side that never, under any circumstances , yes, how, listen, how can you join, yes no way, but, but it’s possible, it turned out that it’s possible, erdogan signed, signed the decision that sweden should join the north atlantic alliance, and now the question remains about parliament, this this is probably the surprise that should surprise us most now interest. sweden in nato, especially after the burning of the koran and especially after what happened with the effigy of erdogan, who was burned all over europe, and what about joining nato, sweden, then, well, somehow it’s not working out well, turkey seems to have three ideologies of foreign policy, this is neo-ottomanism, leadership in the ottoman space. and islamism in turkish, but how will the islamic world look after all the statements that erdogan made, or was it a certain way of vomiting, but it is clear that there is an economy, there is an economy, she dictates, and there is a big game, a

turks, sunni muslims, they are the de facto leaders of sunni muslims around the world, they have therces in the region, they are in close proximity to israel, they can very quickly transfer troops south through syria, and i am sure that basharar, if he even survives the beginning of this campaign, will not interfere with them. so, so many questions, but let's go back a little, you described iran's missile arsenal, but iran is a country that is subject to a very tough sanctions regime from the united states, reinforced by the last president donald trump. but how can iran for a long time it has managed to remain so powerful militarily with the country, despite the sanctions. they don't seem to work. i think this is an important point, tucker. and you're absolutely right. we attach great importance to these sanctions and believe that they have such a profound impact. usually , sanctions harm the population, reducing their standard of living and making life more difficult for ordinary citizens, but they do not lead to fundamental changes in policy, the goals of the government, and i thin

the region, they tried to negotiate with israel, we know this process, they tried to negotiate, the turksne tried to negotiate with everyone, there was too much talk, too many negotiations, they did not suit, they did not categorically suit the united states, which wanted to undermine this region, they did not need peace there, regional peace was needed there players, look how initially... restrained and careful the countries of the region reacted, and even a few years ago everyone would have immediately announced that we would throw israel into the sea and would have instantly declared war on israel, but now not, despite all the harsh statements no, and even when erdogan comes out, you can see how he is holding back, that is, he wants to say something harsher, but he says: we need to negotiate, we need to look for common ground, however, then he immediately says that palestine is within the borders of 1967 and.. .capital in jerusalem, not even in eastern jerusalem, it’s just in jerusalem, and there are still some turkish politicians who come out and say that jerusalem is a wonderful turk

pro-government, there is just a nuance, the americans directly shot down a turkish drone, and the turksy has not yet gotten to the point of hitting american servicemen directly, but until it gets there, that’s how it will turn out. ivan, thank you very much, informs that the us consulate, vodani will be closed to visitors until the next notice , us citizens can reschedule their appointment, and they are served by the us embassy in ankara, security cannot be guaranteed, and for us government employees in turkey, the instructions will be reduced to a minimum movement, avoid the train to the consular district, consulate, oh, in all islamic countries, this needs to be done, not just in turkey, maybe just go home straight away? it was correct, this is the idea of ​​​​dmitry drobnitsky, when he says that it is necessary to squeeze out america, squeeze out henry sekanovich, in fact, everything that we are watching. cannot but cause horror, because regardless of religious origin, ethnic origin, political leanings and other things, death, tears, a child can cause joy, or some kind of delight onl

the turks are ahead of us because of the price. it is more interesting that they buy raw materials from us, but how despite the quality superiority of the raw materials of the same merchants. turkey has a lower price. the reason is that turkey is buying most of its currency from iran, but at international prices. the domestic producer must go and buy from the stock exchange. what we have in the stock market we buy, usually it can be more expensive than the world markets, sometimes up to twice. so , how can this product compete in the global market? this means domestic producers of raw materials that are produced in our own country at the same price as competitors. it means that they bought turkey, which for other raw materials in the petrochemical field is true and sometimes they make imports cheaper. look at the customs statistics . we also have polypropy exports. there is competition in the commodity exchange, it is illogical to export it and finally , the import of final products causes 80% loss in the field of petrochemical enc

it’s not scary to challenge even allies, and why not, it’s possible, in some places the turks are alliesers they are not, in others they are opponents, this is alliance and opposition - this is what it is - i don’t know, ideal antagonism, yes, it can also exist, has a right to exist, uh, why is all this even possible, this chaos, disorder, completely dehumanizing people in this region, this is possible because the world order is collapsing, because humanity stands like times in the face of the need to form a new world order, and the sooner the forces arise that will come and say stop, yes, the better it will be for humanity, and here is a very important point, this morning you had an interview with the iranian ambassador, yes, who spoke a lot in including that in this region there should not be... a place for extra-regional players , it seems to me that this is very symptomatic , not only he thinks so, many people think so, i would say that most countries in the region are tired of the american presence in in this region, this is a very mild word, so the faster the world, on the one hand

territory of iran, then this is equivalent in a war to a declaration of war with turkey, that is, the turksclare war, the second moment, the pakistanis also made a very interesting statement at one time, they said that if the israelis think that iran does not have a nuclear bomb, then behind iran there is pakistan, which has nuclear weapons, that is, imagine that if god, war will now be declared... by israel against iran, then it will be just a bloody mess, it will be a bloodbath, and no one in the world today, unfortunately, i must state this, not russia, not the usa, not europe , no one, not china, no one can to resolve this problem in the shortest possible time, because the intensity of passions there has intensified so much that everyone will now survive to the maximum of their capabilities, so they let it be shown who is stronger in this war, if someone remains the winner, although it seems to me that this there will be very terrible results, then this means... that for the coming decades this country will dictate its own rules in the middle east region. the iranians are striving for t

or what this conflict has ended in floats is 1984 and the turks have been very active in going after the p k. k, in the condo mountains in iraq. and clearly this faction of the p k. k has determined that now it was a good number to strength. and there are obviously political reasons for the p k. k, to want to strike, to undermine any efforts on the part of the turks to repair their relations with their western allies. things along those lines. but the suicide bombing aspect of it is something actually quite new for uh, for the p k. k. it's not something that we haven't seen a progression of violence over time, but this is actually something, you know, something ominous that suddenly there has been a suicide attack in the heart of the turkish capital. yeah. what, what does, what does this new tactic tell us? is that the side of desperation? well, it certainly is on an escalation, uh, on the part of, uh, this group. whether its a sound of desperation, i think, is it unlikely mid circus military has been been bringing a tremendous amount of force against the p k. k for many years and ha

fact that today, for example, the president of turkey, erdogan says, we are all going to a rally, all turks coming out and will support the palestinians, well, accordingly, this cannot be separate, that is, and palestinians, which means hamas, and let's see what ex-pentagon adviser mcgregor is in general. and this is what he says that erdogan has prepared the ground for a possible military intervention of turkey in the israeli regional conflict. he warns the israelis and us, that is, the americans, what will happen full-scale war - writes mcgregor, what will you answer to this? well, first of all, the projected position of turkey, due to the fact that erdogan is in a difficult electoral situation, is polarized. country, half recognize him, half do not recognize him, half for him, half against him voters , economically difficult situation, financial stability is in question, and he relies, his electoral core is such conservative, islamized turks, it is meant that those , who are by nature conservative, primarily residents of villages, rural areas, and relying on them, the mayor in the last e

the turks risk finding themselves without access to the mediterranean sea at all.nkara has repeatedly pointed out to athens that such an expansion of greece and its territorial territories would be a formal reason for declaring war. in addition, turkey is behind the deployment of some weapons on the greek islands, including american ones. vladimir putin had a meeting with the head of the kabardin balkar republic , kazbek kokov. everything is fine. everything is fine, what do you want to please? on september 1 , three new schools with 1,800 places were opened, and children began to attend. a so in 5 years they built nine new ones. with a total capacity of 5,100 people, 55 preschool institutions with 3,500 places are the main value priority for residents. and for all authorities this remains support for the participants in the special military operation of their families, a monthly payment of 25,000 has been established for all mobilized, in addition to military personnel who received injuries from 100 to 300,000 , depending on the severity of the injuries, and for t

this world, turkey itself believes. that she can rule, why is it possible for them, but not for the turksive to the system, but now this is the situation in which the world is, turkey can afford it, an important statement, the fact that erdogan actually accused israel of crimes against humanity in the gas sector, yes, serious accusation, moreover, erdogan said that he would prosecute, not personally, of course, probably, although i don’t know, maybe it happens to him personally. sometimes it’s emotional, it will persecute the criminals, this was said precisely in the context of what israel allegedly does a crime against humanity, another very important statement that israel has completely lost its state mind and is turning into an organization, uh, when erdogan says the word organization, he means it, or a terrorist organization, yes, that is... that israel is no longer a state and you can treat it like that, there are two points here, this too, this is the second thing he means, the second thing he means is that this is a kind of organizational structure, yes, but not a state, that is, e

and i really doubt it. that at this stage the turks will be able to remain on the sidelines, the turksually the leader of the sunni world, they have the largest armed forces in the region, due to the geographical proximity to israel, they can send troops south, through syria very quickly, so the scenario is not very good, by the way , if someone thought that trump is fundamentally different from biden, then yesterday trump did everything. it is possible that questions would arise about his state of mind, and firstly, he unexpectedly, terribly offended erdogan, you know, for example, who the president of turkey is, no, you don’t know who the president of turkey is, viktor orban did me a great honor, who- have you ever heard of him, he's one of the the most powerful leaders in the world, he is the leader of turkey. here erdogan says how so effendi, how can this be, how is it so offensive, so, so right away , he didn’t even have time to say hello, but also of course, he showed... a big backdrop of missile programs, oh yes, and spies, yes, super, you know that russia stole a super-duper ro

, but in principle, whether the turks had byzantium as a colony, well, it’s a breath, rather it is stilln occupied territory , or annexed, or which was in a relationship, some such dependence, for me, classical colonialism is, of course, that , firstly, it is left-wing rhetoric, colonialism, secondly, it is tied to maritime empires, primarily great britain, and moscow is, first of all, a lower-level state structure, and the second is, in principle, a continental power that spread to where the borders were closed, perhaps in some unique way there is only alaska, which for a certain time was part of the russian empire of the moscow empire, but then it was successfully disposed of , on the other hand, of course there were classic colonial wars of some kind, if it concerned the conquest of siberia , if it was campaigns in central asia, when it was the imposition of a relatively speaking moscow way of life, persecution of traditional cultures, and the like, because you understand, more in why... a paradox, or let's say it like this, the difficulty of explaining, justifying colonialism, in rel

, because the turks very strongly also claimed this role, but he received support from the west. on the local arab players here, in general, it is quite secretive israel, too, although israel was not invited there to this summit, that is why, in general, as far as we can understand now, it is very cautious, obviously, and if, when israel really enters the gas and if, when it succeeds, hamas will end , the question will arise about whoever will be able to restore order there, i think that it will most likely be the egyptians, supported by the state and the international community, these are all the subjects who came to cairo yesterday, yes, there were representatives of the un, representatives of the european union, there were representatives of the same saudis, still others there are the countries of the persian gulf, that is , i think that the egyptians will do this under the auspices of international organizations. and financed, therefore, mainly by the countries of the persian gulf, which, by the way, today we should not forget, the egyptian economy is mainly supported by the economi

it the speed of economic recovery, you know, i'll be back on duty. before my visit to ankara, the turksasked me the question, what will happen if your partners stop funding ukraine, because it seemed to the turks that it was quite possible, well, in turkey they generally like to believe in conspiracies, so they believed that even there in poland and ukraine already have very bad relations, and that the poles should support ukraine, and that, in principle, the united states the united states will stop doing this, so in my opinion, the biggest risk is losing... good relations with our partners, who not only help ukraine militarily, but also economically, because in this war, a war of attrition, the main thing is to persevere, you know, everyone already remembers the first world war, germany did not lose it because the military, the military component was

bombs, because someone black-nosed , with his snout, dug up, dug up and undermined, but in fact the turkt be surprised that he’s doing this on purpose, he’s just testing me, maybe i ’ll start for you, do you know how many people want it, how many? a lot, i understand, okay, that’s what his name was on his uniform: he was a fisherman, he was looking for a lamp, some rare model. they discussed that this is german, maybe it’s to lure fish in the dark , what i’m asking you now is that you should think very carefully, you should understand that no one can force you to do what you don’t want, okay, we i need you to enter into a correspondence with the person who sent you the sms, i know who your father is, made an appointment with him, so let your employees correspond with him. mom, i'll do it. hello, malinochka, hello, didn't wake you up sorry, i was running around yesterday and couldn’t come, can i come over in half an hour, great, that’s it. well, don't shout, good morning, hello, what a help. do it, listen, my phone is dead, there’s no charger, uh-huh, where are we? i have, what metro is t