and hmm, based on the experience of those mistakes that we made when we were together in the united soviet state, we need to build our community in a different way, excluding these mistakes of true happiness for our people, because strength and guarantee of happiness and security and prosperity. it is only in unity and normal people understand this. repeating words, we are always people who can be admired. i work in three four specialties, constantly switching from one thing to another and there is no moment when you are standing near the wall and thinking what to do with it. why is everything so it seems to me that every person should move forward towards his goal, our heroes will tell about themselves and their hobbies. there is nothing more difficult in the world than to come up with a new ordinary glass, it happens that i play characters that are not myself at all. because the theater is unique, the audience wants to see themselves in other characters, and most importantly, they will share the secrets of their success. i don't like to work. i love to have fun. you see, when you like the proc

eh, in the united soviet state we need to build our community in a different way, excluding these mistakesness for our people, because strength and guarantee of happiness and security and prosperity. it is only in unity and normal people understand this. we are always a

union, the united states of great britain would hardly have defeated nazi germany, it was the soviethat took the brunt of it instead of treating it as an ally after the end of the war, the united states immediately turned to the nazis and began to support them a paperclip operation was carried out, in which the nazis and from among the ss advanced troops of adolf hitler were attracted to the cia as valuable personnel from that moment on the soviet union of russia began to be called the main threat the main enemy. i was born in 1955. at the very beginning of the cold war, the us view of russia is so irrational, so emotional , so out of touch with reality, that at different times the soviet union was considered an omnipotent global threat that cannot be stopped, now russia considers it according to the senator. john mccain with a gas station with nuclear weapons, that is , russia allegedly lagged behind a poor, poorly organized country - this is madness, it seems to me that fierce hatred is not manifested only in relation to the political system , because in the united states, some sti

united states naito argument did its dual use nuclear capable aircraft in in europe. there are questions about northeast asia where the united states, russia and the then-soviet union withdrew two tactical nuclear weapons from the korean peninsula. and there's a question now about whether how the united states should address the nuclear balance in northeast asia to address this competition, risk taking that i alluded to, these are the china and taiwan the nuclear piece of it. what what is necessary there to bolster japan and south korea? what can we do? we can do more. that's the hard work of it, so to speak. the software side, the consultations, which are institutionalized and the nuclear, you know, group within planning group in the naito which you were working in brussels as well, are conversant all about that they've it's about to go the natal summit meeting covering that we're i'm nuclear planning discussions are going to be point you know important point on the agenda we don't have that type institutionalized framework with japan you know in south korea. but there are discussions with them to talk about, you know, nuclear contingencies, what can be done to bolster det

united states naito argument did its dual use nuclear capable aircraft in in europe. there are questions about northeast asia where the united states, russia and the then-soviet union withdrew two tactical nuclear weapons from the korean peninsula. and there's a question now about whether how the united states should address the nuclear balance in northeast asia to address this competition, risk taking that i alluded to, these are the china and taiwan the nuclear piece of it. what what is necessary there to bolster japan and south korea? what can we do? we can do more. that's the hard work of it, so to speak. the software side, the consultations, which are institutionalized and the nuclear, you know, group within planning group in the naito which you were working in brussels as well, are conversant all about that they've it's about to go the natal summit meeting covering that we're i'm nuclear planning discussions are going to be point you know important point on the agenda we don't have that type institutionalized framework with japan you know in south korea. but there are discussions with them to talk about, you know, nuclear contingencies, what can be done to bolster det

the united states of america is the guardian of freedom in the world. in front of the americans is the soviet union, a country with beliefs against the american system. the soviets consider themselves the defenders of the barefoot people of the world. between these two new superpowers, a silent and fireless war is going on. the dawn of each of these countries is trying let them find for themselves and allies or music with a new one. these big giants have an eye on avalanche and other nations, especially the united states of america . it has been a while since indonesia has not looked at the united states. they took over indonesia, the heart of nickel is a metal that has no special value if it is exported raw, but after processing it becomes very valuable, but this permission is never given to the colonial governments. the people of indonesia are just erno workers sitting here looking at these balls. they do, he knows, with this tank and wood outlet the superpowers are not him. we think of a special idea. this is the city of bandung, one of the cities of indonesia. sunday, the 27th of april 13

the united states and this intelligence data was used by the united states of america starting in 1946 . and this is especially painful for us , because in 1946, in the summer of 1946, not all sovietven reached home, but they really worked against us and worked very seriously and prepared very serious operations. he gave them intelligence he gave them the network. e, sleeping, which was. well, the soviet union's spy network was all about intelligence. it was very interesting, the united states of america is the largest gelin operation, as you and i know, this is an operation. hermes and the operation, respectively, the jungle, whose absence was carried out in the baltic states, is an operation. which began to be carried out already in the forty-sixth year of 46, at that time, the soviet troops finally cleared the baltic states from those remnants of the german dynastic formations that were there, and this is it the worst thing, that is, people who declared that they were allies of the soviet union, the goals were financed. and the nazi battalions and nazi intelligence. it really was very hard. especially if we are talking, for example, about operation hermes - this is an operation

meanwhile, at the united nations, the security council, with the soviets still absent calls upon all its members by military aid by the korean republic, the united states delegate speaks. this is the first time that enforcement action has been taken by the united nations. this action recommends that the members of the united nations, any such assistance to the republic of korea as may be necessary to repel the armed attack and to restore international peace and security the security council. a vote 7 to 1 to recommend military support by the republic of korea. in tokyo, the united states moves swiftly to translate into action. the united nations call to against the aggressor. american occupation troops in japan are hurrying to the defense of the korean republic. back in the united states, b-29 bombers are taken out of mothballs into which they were reportedly end of world war two and. elsewhere, the united states navy planes are taken from storage, where they also have been since the end of world war two. caught by surprise, the united states nonetheless made all possible haste to carry out the united nations, call for action against aggression. units

as you know or should know, without the soviet union , the united states of america and great britain won over nazi germany, it was the soviet union that took the main blow instead of treating it as an ally, after the end of the war, the united states immediately turned to the nazis and began to support them. hitler was attracted to the cia as valuable personnel from that moment on, the soviet union of russia began to be called the main threat to the main enemies. i was born in 1955. at the very beginning of the cold war, the us view of russia was so irrational is so emotional so divorced from reality that at different periods of time the soviet union was considered an almighty global threat that cannot be stopped, now russia considers it according to the senator. john mccain with a gas station with nuclear weapons, that is, russia is allegedly lagging behind a poor, poorly organized country - this is madness , it seems to me, fierce hatred is manifested not only in relation to the political system , because in the united states, some still think that russia still has communist power.

the united states of america considers americans the guardians of freedom in the world does not have the soviet union in front of the americans, a country with beliefs opposed to the american system. the soviets consider themselves the defenders of the world's barefooters. between these two new superpowers, a silent and fireless war is going on. each of these countries is trying to protect themselves and their allies. or mousavi with a new one these big giants have their eyes on me. other nations, especially the united states of america , have been eyeing the united states of indonesia for some time. here , the american coat of arms with british companies took over the oil and gas resources of the west and nickel in indonesia . the heart and nickel are metals. that if they are exported raw, they have no special value, but after processing, they gain a lot of value. this kind of permission is never given to the colonial governments. the people of indonesia are just the workers of these mines. sukarno is sitting here and looking at these balls, he knows well with this tank and you will be the opp

sukarno is trying to implement an idea in the world that a chain of resistance against the united states and the sovietn will become a summit here and in the city of bandung. today , sunday, the twenty-seventh of april 1344, 29 countries will participate in this summit. in the future, this summit will be called non-committal countries. who are not committed to america and the soviet union, sukarno won a good victory , many people came, this summit is not the beginning of the doomsday, the official announcement that the world can not be crushed under the pressure of two superpowers, and independent currents will also emerge, sukarno is happy, but he does not know that this summit is for him soon expensive americans will be accused of communism, which is not the ideology of the soviet government. for americans, any country that is not an ally of the united states is a communist , and any communist country can be bombed. the situation is scary, but sukarno had weaknesses. he loves the singing, dancing, and lust of women. sukarno has consequences that he thinks. wherever he travels in the world, he mainly

the first soviet gas came to germany during the cold war, the united states and the secular union enterednto a series of economic and political battles, and one of the most significant was struggle for control over the oil and gas market in the fifties and sixties, the ussr rapidly expanded its oil production and exports. what invariably caused concern to american oil companies of politicians feared that the supply of soviet oil, which was beneficial to european buyers, would become a political and economic victory for communism and deal a crushing blow to american industry, despite the fact that the united states themselves sought to impose a capitalist system where the strongest should survive. let others play by these rules, and the one who invented them has the right to neglect them. isn't it, therefore, in the way of the face , the americans imposed economic sanctions on the goods necessary for construction gas pipelines, pipes with a large radius and the power of the turbine, there were none in the union, and therefore, in order to speed up construction, it was necessary to purchase

, in fact, the second world war was won by the united states, and thanks to him, many countries also produced weapons from the united states, and the sovietexception, that is, if you give private companies the initiative to give them money, then you will follow the path of the united states to the second world war, that is, they said that since we are at war, we must adapt to the war, the economy must work , there will be jobs, there will be private initiative . and private initiative does not bloom, it is more flexible, faster, gentle, that is, the state, we will do it for a very long time. well, we know that there were recent personnel changes at ukroboronprom. that is, there was some dissatisfaction with the previous manager. three days ago, the cabinet of ministers allocated as much as uah 40 billion for the purchase of these dynasties, that is, i believe that commercial companies will be able to start production with this money, well, quite quickly, well, in fact, we have this billion dollars in literally one minute, but i have a simple a simple question, but for artificial intelligence, there is something, some kind of field of appl

the united states , the soviet union and some countries in the region increase arms aid in the process of strengthening saddam. the security council sanctions iran again. the united states also sends its ships to the persian gulf. it is not acceptable to the superpowers, what do i want in this region? the resources of the superpowers are for themselves in their own countries. this region belongs to the nations of this region. the persian gulf and the middle east are one type we are considered to be an attack on the independence and national dignity of the nations of the region, and we know hostility and we govern reciprocally . the day when there is a general disturbance in our oil export business, and this will be called closing the strait of hormuz no matter how it is done, we will always close the strait of hormuz when the persian gulf is not usable for us, if the persian gulf is for us. don't use the persian gulf for others we make it unusable, the fighters organize several operations, including wal-fajr 10, to liberate halabja, which is welcomed by the people of these areas agains

forty-fifth to ninety-one years, the european allies of the united states did not initiate western sanctions against the energy sector of the sovietnion, they only joined them often under strong state pressure. decades later, the chief european gardener admits that the well-being of the eurozone was based on cheap energy from russia. germany received not only an incentive to develop its own industry and strengthen the economy ; the position of the gas hub allowed the disparate countries of europe to be sewn together ; regulated the entire development of the eurozone. frau. merkel for a long time. successfully balanced within the union and fended off foreign policy challenges. she perfectly understood the role and significance of the established axis moscow berlin paris germany and merkel became the wild card of europe , obviously this was the reason for the scandal with sworn partners in 2013. it turned out that the united states tapped merkel's phone already in 2002, while in the position of federal chancellor. consistently defended national interests. here is an example of her statement in 2016. i am in favor of russia's gradual

way in principle, this parity in world diplomacy was ensured only between, say, the soviet union and the united states america, and then between russia and the united states of america with all other states, russia is definitely not, and even before that, the soviet union had a huge advantage, and all well understood that the advantage was not due to the fact that it was due to the professional diplomats who work, but due to the same employees of other departments of special services who worked under the roof, as they say , of diplomatic institutions, and now such an awareness has come and these the situation and the war that she unleashed against ukraine , she pushed them to restore order in this matter, i.e., they launched the fall in a simple way, one could say that the russians were allowed to agree on a bilateral level that they exceed well, you can, and the level that existed in the embassies of those countries in moscow. well, today everything is coming to some kind of norm . well, it seems to me that soon we have to ask the question about the closing of the moscow institute of international re

and in fact the second world war was won by the united states, and thanks to liz, many countries also produced weapons from the united states, and the sovietnion was no exception, that is, if you add the initiative of private companies give them earn money, then you will follow the path of the united states to the second world war, that is, they said that since we are at war, we must adapt to the war, the economy must work , there will be jobs, there will be private initiative. but private initiative does not bloom, it is more flexible, faster, gentle, that is, the states will do it for a very long time well, we know that about ukroboronprom that personnel changes took place there recently. that is, there was some dissatisfaction with the previous manager, there were remarks that during the entire time of his work, eh i will say that two or three days ago i allocated as much as uah 40 billion to the cabinet of ministers for the purchase of these dynasties, that is, i believe that commercial companies will be able to start production with this money, well, quite quickly, well, the fact is, in fact , we have this billion dollars literally in

when it included seven states at once and raised the issue of accepting its composition of the former soviet republics. fu, but still, what guarantees does israel have from the uniteds vgtrk correspondent sergei pashkov found out on the spot? the israel defense forces is the most powerful king and will be capable of this reputation in the middle east in the 75 years since the establishment of the jewish state. she earned in five short and fierce wars with arab neighbors and in countless army operations in the gas sector and on the west bank of the jordan river, minimal losses, maximum air defense effect, reliably enough, protecting civilian objects. in the days of the shelling, the last time the inhabitants of israel felt it was last spring, when the drones of the king one after the other, they eliminated a dozen high-ranking commanders of the islamic jihad in gaza. at the same time, no one here doubts that the most important source of all this power, money and technology , which washington has been supplying to the israelis for 70 years , the first element is the sale and supply of weapons of the most advanced and most technological first of all, to the state, isr

the united states , the soviet union, and some countries in the region increase arms aid in the process of strengthening saddam. the security council sanctions iran again. america too they send their ships to the persian gulf. what do the superpowers want in this region? the interests of the superpowers are for themselves in their own countries. this region belongs to the nations of the region. second-hand powers in the persian gulf and the middle east are considered a kind of attack on the independence and national dignity of the nations of the region, and we know hostility and rule reciprocally. iran's oil export is also possible it is acceptable, but the day when there is a general disturbance in our oil export business, and it will be called closing the strait of hormuz, no matter how it is done, we always close the strait of hormuz when the persian gulf is not usable for us. if the persian gulf is not useful for us, we will make the persian gulf unusable for others as well. the fighters will organize several operations, including wal-fajr 10, to liberate halabja, which will be welc

great britain to the united states, but they protect peace , which is also necessary for the population of the united states and for great britain for other countries, just like the sovietiet embassy in canada, igor gusenko, is transferred to the united states on a nuclear project. gouzenko was nicknamed the cap man, because, fearing persecution , he appeared in public only in him. more than 30 people were arrested based on his testimony. human. there is also information about two employees of the british embassy in the usa and canada who transmitted data to the soviet union, the call sign of both ellie. the first ellie was found almost immediately , it turned out to be an employee of the british consulate, kai wilsheen in ottawa, but who is the second ellie unknown? is it clear that this man works at the british embassy in the united states, the investigation may lead to donald mclane, a member of the cambridge five and a friend of the timophilbes, as a soviet agent in washington. we came to an agreement that we remain in office? as long as possible, but as soon as it becomes dangerous. we will have to help him in any way we can. kim was obsessed with ensuring his safe

united states role in nato today? >> it is a completely different situation. you have the united states engaged in russia and what was the soviet union in a de facto war through surrogates. it is a dangerous situation. the long-term goal in making ukraine part of nato and strengthening nato is clear. the problem is that the ukrainian counteroffensive appears to be proceeding slowly. there could be a change in that soon. a large amount of american weaponry and aid has gone out to ukraine and there were hopes for a rapid change in the course of the war with ukrainians making gains. that has not happened so far. >> as they do gather and statements are made and heard, but behind doors as well as in public forms, it really is. how much do you care or want to work with ukraine. that seems to be the frontline question at the moment. president byington has been saying it will be at the same level as israel potentially. that will be financially, that will be politically. is that the right thing to do for nato and is it the right thing to do for the united states? >> the israeli analogy is meant to send a message to the united states sta

soviet union war for its time. now they've been touched. yes, there will be everything for one of the reasons. why did he lose. in my opinion, it was that the united statesseventies were able to pull apart. that's when they the soviet union opposed the united states at the core of their europe, that's when they translated vector in e. in east asia, that is, in relations with china , when we began to strengthen the defense there, here there was a certain reward, no problems with the defense of europe . what functions it killed only one absolute decomposition. it was the only thing that really ruined the soviet union . the soviet project collapsed because the top rotted in the seventies - these are years. i can't with this agree the fourth year, but also the eightieth year was like that. here, hello, hello. you yourself remember this time very well, i remember this time very well, yes, that before the 1980s we had some problems. well, of course, there were no problems. what were the problems after the war, while everything was on the rise 45 there 81-80 years, the problems were already serious in the sixties, automatic machines were good. i remember being

soviet union to indicate her position. yes, as if to show the taxpayer where , in fact, this money went, yes, which was allocated by the same united statesamerica to support, as it were, the soviet union, in fact, in the forty-third year, oil companies affiliated with the united states. america hmm supplied combustible lubricants, er, to the third reich, yes, that is, they carried out their commercial business to the last activity. here it must be said that these are aircraft for the liftwaffe. and this is a, but the auto industry. a. well, this is also a very significant share of american light industry. so the famous designer hugo boss was the creator of military uniforms for wehrmacht soldiers and officers, his company turned to historians and lawyers for help, trying to renounce cooperation with hitler, but in the end the brand had to admit the fact of creating nazi uniforms and apologize for exploitation in labor factories, prisoners of war and concentration camp prisoners. all of them, a had business interests in germany and did not want to cut ties and lose profits after the start of the second world war, indeed the support of the

night by time the 1950s rolled around, he started concerned about the arms race between united states and the soviet union. he started feeling it. and when one article in foreign affairs he said it's like there's two scorpions in a bottle and and they're going to kill other. he also worried about the effect of secrecy on our democracy, and he became more more vocal vocal questioning the nuclear policies of the country. but he was influential he was on the general committee that were the committee that advised the atomic energy committee. so so so there and and he had made some enemies along the way. in fact, j. edgar hoover had put him even before world war two on a list to be detained in case of a national emergency as a suspicious person. oppenheimer, in the 1930s had participated in left wing activities. his wife, kitty, was a communist party. his brother, his sister in law were communist party members. so hoover thought that he was a communist party member. that's been proven. but but he was left leaning louis straus, who was the director of the atomic energy commission. in 1953, didn't like opp

units from germany so it was really such a very positive process, the authorities of the soviet union expected that a common house would be built in europe and in addition received oral assurances from the united statesnato bloc would not expand, there was talk and that nato would be disbanded. they claim that they did not give any written statements that sounded in conversations. in particular james baker us secretary of state by the soviet leaders. it wasn't official positions really in the usa and er, in the whole euro-atlantic community there would be a discussion. e, who achieved what finally means on his knees and with the help of precisely the expansion of the maximum expansion of american-centric alliances, and p. on the other hand, there were pragmatists who a claimed that, in general, the united states at that stage, and such expansion was not needed, but, of course, a desire. here are the appetites of politicians, including those surrounded by bush sr. yes, i’m not talking about him, but clinton to use this moment to the maximum moments of american japan, american dominance to strengthen it through the enthusiasm of these republics, and in nato it prevailed for a certain period. when they

united states and the baltic states. america, america never recognized the soviet occupation, never, never.plause] [cheering] and besides, you've got a great president. [cheering] a bond between lithuania and the american people have never faltered. seven months after the crackdown, the first foreign visitor to have the statute in lithuania with visas to this new reborn state from chicago, illinois. and their families are still proud of that. los angeles came after that. a lot came after that. many fled during the early years of the soviet pressure and marveled at the return to this independent state and told reporters this day is like a resurrection for us. that's what the quote was. that's the feeling. a resurrection that quickly became a revelation. and the nation stands today as a stronghold of liberty and opportunity. a proud member of the european union and of nato. [cheering] i had the great honor of championingg to join nato in 2004. it wasn't on a brilliant in doing that. but all kidding aside, think about how it has changed things. think about what's happened. now the last few day

united states, the soviet union. and it happened to be where democracy in a totalitarian dictatorship. president reagan reversed that. he saw the cold war as primarily a battle of ideas between the free, between america's free enterprise, democracy and. communism with its command economy and its dictatorship. and repression. he saw it as primarily that battle of ideas. and so for him, the soviet was not a rival nation to be managed. it was a vile idea to be defeated. he also knew, of course, that were a powerful nation, and that's why we had to do military build up and put the pressure on them that we did and then do the diplomacy with them. but to melissa's question about, where he got the resolve to withstand this criticism, you know, from the so-called experts and from the media and really, you know, some in his own party, it's because he had been studying and thinking about the soviet and the cold war and virtues of a free society. for decades before he became president. and so he he had the confidence that that