of genome-wide sequences, and have been identified and deposited in databases in the united states of great britainy large project. now it is in the arab countries in china, and so on and so forth, and in russia , in public databases, at best, it is stored well, in accessible databases, if not we are talking about private people who have identified this genome in a company in private, well, for your own interest it comes, well, skill than ten thousand genomes. there is simply no, not because . what, uh, someone really needs this. it’s just that we didn’t have this technology developed and there wasn’t a single player who could raise such a project. well, after all, we’ve read these 100,000 genomes, what can we learn about a country, about health, about people, about ethnic groups? what's new very large country, multinational, geographically diverse and very poorly understood. here at this genomic level. yes, and this plays against us, because it is already clear now that and that set of these changes is once again 6 million changes in the characteristic. for each person living in relation to other

group on the most serious crimes, our main expert institution , which was created by the united states of great britain and the eu and which works successfully now, provides us not only with strategic advice, but also with support in the work directly on the ground in donetsk region, due to the russian attack, two foreign volunteers, a spanish citizen and a canadian, were killed , reported in the organization of the rotarys , four members of the team previously set out from sloviansk in the direction of bakhmut, their car came under fire from russian troops, as a result of which the vehicle overturned and caught fire two other volunteers received serious injuries and burns, they were tortured with electric shocks, they simulated execution and threatened with rape , these testimonies were specially recorded by the speaker elisjel edwards, she spoke with civilian victims of the occupiers and visited places where russian prisoners of war were held. fear and intimidate residents of temporarily occupied territories , instead, the un rapporteur noted humane the treatment of russian prisoners of war in our co

group on the most serious crimes, our main expert institution, which was created by the united states of great britain and the eu and which is working successfully now, provides us not only with strategic advice, but also with support in work directly on the spot, tortured with electric current , simulated execution and threatened with rape, such testimonies were recorded by the un special rapporteur alice joel edwards , she spoke with civilian victims occupiers and visited places of detention of russian prisoners of war. edward noted the cruel methods of treating the population - this is the state policy of russia , so they are trying to sow fear and intimidate residents of temporarily occupied territories , instead, the un rapporteur noted the humane treatment of russian prisoners of war in our country. the full text of the report with conclusions and recommendations will be presented by edwards in march , prisoners of war and civilians were kept in basements in very small cells, they did not treat them well treated several people, we documented very critical weight loss, according to government sta

of victims. united states and great britain for 6 years of world war ii, just think about it. great britain in the entire second world war lost 375,000 people in the united states and america for the same they say. it's not that they don't say. and it is forbidden to speak, so as not to shock. the world and its own people with those losses that happen not only when my longed-for weakness ursula fondyrlyan gave a hint, and the losses after a few minutes of her speech were taken out of the air by the sheep. thank you for starting this journey, the sooner it will end. this is russian aggression. we need speed. the pace of the supply agreement to strengthen our decision speed in order to limit the russian potential for delays were a mistake we made. we strengthen negotiations will reach our defense, and you are your people maybe because it’s not his people zelensky jew he himself spoke about this more than once, but only his grandfather, he is also jews, and he fought heroically during the great patriotic war fought, defending his people his soviet people does not separate russian

second, the number of victims is comparable, but today in 18 months aids victims of the united states and great britain in six years of world war ii. just think about it, great britain in the entire second world war lost 375,000 people to the united states of america over the same period of 405. that is, in 6 years of the war, two countries pushing the slavs to death lost less than our western colleagues suffer and worries. what burns them technician. the western military-industrial complex is worried about human casualties, they don’t talk about it. it's not that they don't say. and it is forbidden to speak, not only that, when my longed-for weakness ursula fondyrlyan gave a hint, and her speech was lost in a few minutes. taken out of the ether, cut out these words in roti brought death untold suffering. we are all full of horrors. in reality, more than 20,000 civilians have died and more than russia must pay for its terrible crimes, including the crime of aggression against a sovereign state. all obviously, the sooner ukraine can get it, the sooner pilots can get modern aircraft, the stronger our tan

18 months of specially military operations in ukraine with the number of victims of the united states and great britain6 years of world war ii. just think about it, great britain in general and the second the world war lost 375,000 people of the united states over the same period 405. that is, in 6 years of the war, two countries that pushed the slavs to death, the countries lost less than ukraine . the american howitzers three sevens are burning, the haimarians say bradley there is a danger of losing the prestige of the western military-industrial complex , this worries, but they don’t talk about human casualties. it's not that they don't say. and it is forbidden to speak, so as not to shock. the world and its own people by those losses that occur little when my longed-for weakness of ursuls from a few minutes of her speech. these words about losses were taken out of the air, and the relationship of unspeakable suffering and more than 100,000 ukrainian military officers was flooded anew. russia against a sovereign state guess scares the world everything is obvious, the sooner ukraine can get powerful

russia has accused the united states of america and great britain of involvement in the ukrainian attackquarters of the black sea fleet of the russian navy in the temporary occupied crimea on september 22 of this year. the spokeswoman of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia, masha zakharova, stated during the press conference that washington and london have long supported ukraine and at the same time very confidently said that the attack on the so-called headquarters was carried out with the help of american and british special services. for this, says masha zakharova, they used western data. intelligence, nato satellites, and reconnaissance planes, let me remind you that after this attack on the navy from the building in which the russian naval commanders were sitting, there was little there is left, and little will be left of everything else that is coming to us. the former secretary of state of the united states of america and donald trump's competitor in the 2006-16 presidential elections, hillary clinton has trolled putin. during the meeting in the building of the american stat

, what do you say horses are used in almost all police structures of the world in the united states of great britained let's not forget, as if manpower is where it is not. the need to drive tanks somewhere. i don't know bmp trucks. no, there is no need, in fact, in the troops, horses are used in most countries of the world that have borders that are located either in the foothills or in the highlands. yes, at the border. yes, of course, but there are places in russia in china in mongolia in mexico in the usa canada around the world where it is impossible to get to some kind of jeep where it will be very long and difficult for the border guards to walk on foot, but where specially trained horses allow you to quickly quietly, including including and imperceptibly inspect the allocated areas, but i propose to deal with this story now, because a journalist is now in touch with us and from ufa and ilya from batyr-gays, and he was in the zone of a special military operation and can answer all our questions about this fake. hello ilya. hello, i'm from the head. and from the very beginning i went to cover t

only a generally happy coincidence that canada at that time was a dominion of the united states, not a territory of great britainrotectorate of the united states, became part of the anti-hitler coalition. canada is not a country that accidentally got lost somewhere. canada is a nazi incubator, which has been quite consciously for many years was preparing a new wave of nazism. canada is a nazi country. we need to be a little more careful with the terms, already, well, canada has already been called a nazi state. well, in general, the next step is denazification. что ну пожалуйста, let's formalize canada, well, this is an example, you know, of such absolute savagery, because it must be said that canadian citizens began to fight nazism a little earlier than the soviet ones, that is, if the soviet union began in 1941, then canada began in the 39th, when the soviet union was an ally of hitler of germany, just for a moment, well, that 's all, that's all that was said. this is a set of, you know, fakes and false statements of russian propaganda, which has existed for quite some time, and i want to talk about it with vo

united states will cover it. the united states will provide it. so the result of political and even despite these ratings will be like this. whether the united states needs the united states or great britain also a question. the united states and britain are powerfully present there, and i think that they compete quite strongly than the kachin, as an experienced player, how can we talk about it in the anglo-saxon world as a whole , which certainly influences the benefit. to kaczynski himself, who is believed to be influenced by kaczynski, there are interesting names here, or rather, even i would say so positions and positions of the center of power, the president of poland, the prime minister of poland, the marshal of the sejm and the conservative party, which i mentioned law and justice. how is this impact? implemented in practice compromising money, what , why will these people faithfully serve the uh, shadowy cardinal kachinsky? he, of course, sits on two chairs, on one side. this is great britain on the other hand, the united states of america, but the states existed before. the fact is that back in the mid-seventies it just lay almost under the states and it began there his political

you there, 62, united states of america great britain japan france in general , here is germany in generalitude towards us. eh, first of all in economics and politics. they all came to the form you said about investors who are calculating foreign investors according to international standards, but it’s already clear. which countries are ready to join the project and in which regions there are already half of the ready-made places today? our maximum volume of cooperation is with uh china, but we will also develop this cooperation, but we do not make preferential treatment for one country, we make them for those who want to work with the russian federation on regarding the investment agreements signed at the eastern economic forum. you have a serious figure of three trillion 800 billion rubles. the mass of the agreement of the web of the russian federation in sberban. east development to portreg rdv. and what tasks do you set next, that is, three trillion 800 billion this year, what will happen next ? just due to the new tools , i already talked about what is like, when i started working in

countries yes and which is quite effective cooperated with the soviet union, the united states of america, great britainefore, in principle, they continue their tradition, their policy, trying to balance well, and getting the maximum dividend from this , it is clear that india has its reservations, there are its dangers, and there is also a clear idea of ​​who is cooperating with whom well, such a home comes about the indo-pakistani conflict and who is in them or on his side, but actually such a complex configuration was, uh, it did not arise today, but in the past, as you know, it is very present , independent of the moment, what is not in the rendering mode invited ukraine to the summit as a guest, and yet they said that this probably shows that they are interested in continuing and increasing cooperation with the russian federation . however, we saw that according to the agreements of modi and biden, on the contrary, india plans to cooperate in the defense sector, with the united states , in particular, allowed to repair ships of the us navy on its territory and plans to purchase drones from the amer

yes, and which cooperated quite effectively with the soviet union , the united states of america, great britain principle, they continue their tradition , their politics, trying to balance well, and getting the maximum moron from this it is clear that india has its own reservations, there are its own dangers, and there is also a clear idea of ​​who is cooperating with whom. on their side or on his side, actually, there was such a complex configuration, it did not arise today, but passed, as you know, very much from the present, independent of the moment, the fact that on the render-mode he did not invite ukraine to the summit as a guest, and yet they talked about this probably shows that they are interested in continuing and increasing cooperation with the russian federation. however, we saw that according to the agreements of modi and biden, on the contrary, india plans to cooperate in the defense industry. with the united states, in particular, it allowed ships to be repaired on its territory of the us navy and plans to purchase drones from the americans, does this not contradict india's poli

of veto, at the same time the government criticized moscow for abusing this right, let me remind you that the united nations security council includes five permanent members of the united states, china, great britain , france, and russia, as the heir of the ussr , is going to study and do homework, the next pilots who will go to european countries and the usa is learning english and working on simulators to master f16 aircraft. this was reported by air force spokesman yuriy ignat, training is taking place according to the established plan military and other specialists will be at many sites in different countries, a large group of aviation specialists, military engineers, has also left for training for a long time , well, according to the pilots, they are there to acquire knowledge of the operation and maintenance of f16 aircraft, this is also a very important moment. well, and in particular, in ukraine , they are also taking certain steps to arrange the infrastructure. these are the first satellite images after the attack by the armed forces of ukraine on the command post of the black sea fleet of the russian federation. it was based near the village of verhnyosadova in the temporarily occupied c

united states and great britain negotiated the boundaries between the united states, canada as we know them today, starting in. 1818, great britain and the united states agreed to a joint occupancy of the oregon country that occupancy would last for the next three decades. by 1846, the two nations would sign a treaty that established the borders as know them today. and so in class, let's walk through those three decades of history, talk about the different interests that the two nations had in the regions. you'll see the differences in approaches to colonization on the part of great britain and the united all building up to the resolution of the oregon boundary. all right. let's step back a little bit and let's begin with general process, by which the united states established itself as a nation and asserted control over borders. there are two broad factors at play here. when we. territorial acquisition by the united states the first the united states needed dispossess the indigenous of the continent and extinguish their claims their land. now this manifests federal indian policy and the removal of native peoples to reservations in the pacific northwest. that process starts in the

japan will hold a joint parade of the four great powers in berlin and indeed, this parade was scheduled for september 7 and all of a sudden. united states of america great britainrance and zenhower montgomery and dolatter dei said they would not come to the parade. commander zhukov appeals to stalin what to do? well, stalin says. they don’t want us to raise our victory, but we have more reasons to celebrate, so the little-known parade on september 7th, where really columns and american, french and british troops. it was the last symbol of allied cooperation, after which the cold war had already begun natalya alekseevna well, you know, when you study, especially from documents. these are the last year of the war, and as i understand it, counter-yalta began behind the scenes of yalta and that’s all. this is enough according to the documents. especially here, which were not immediately made public. you know all this. and even as it already is. i read, mmm, it means sarcastically. decided on the sidelines of the yalta conference said that well, you afraid, uh, the power of the soviet union that they are even ready to moderate. uh, our former goals in relation to, s

we are accustomed, uh, to consider poland as satellites of the united states of america, great britainn demands, and fulfills them. well, here's a greater historical chance as it seems to me, today, and this is the goal that it fulfills. uh, it's not about getting recommendations and following them. but no, not to distribute, but to build a curtain between russia and europe and finally close its british project. i understand, well, if we go into geopolitics. of course, yes, but britain itself is not implementing it, it is implementing it, poland. i would talk here, uh, more about the non-british approach, namely the polish one, and therefore it is more dangerous, so when we talk about metallization, plus still to this goal, otherwise this is very important because, uh, polish politicians and historians. they consider, uh, their main task is to divide germany and russia if there is a unification of these two countries, and their interests, then there will be no chance for poland, and this has already happened in history. it will be a regional power. and today this chance - this is the t

for 18 months of specially military operations in ukraine with the number victims of the united states and great britain for 6 years of world war ii. just think about it, great britain in general and the second world war lost 375,000 people to the united states of america during the same period 405. that is, in six years of the war, two countries that pushed the slavs to death lost less than ukraine. in 18 months, you feel this ratio about, what our western colleagues suffer and worry about, what is burning their equipment, they say, leopards, american howitzers are burning three sevens, they say, the people of haimar bradley , there is a danger of losing the prestige of the western military-industrial complex, this worries about human the victims are not told. it's not that they don't say. and it is forbidden to speak, so as not to shock. the world and its own people with those losses that occur not only when my longed-for weakness ursula fondyrlyan hinted, and the losses a few minutes later her speech. removed from the air, these words about losses were cut out and re-filled. russia's invasion of ukra

very closely tied in economic relations with each of them, and as for great britain, for example , it is the second trading partner after the united states of america, because after brexit, great britain tried closely to cooperate and find markets in china, and that is, on the one hand, we see the pressure and need of business to develop some rules of interaction, given that the situation in china is changing , given that china is starting to put more pressure on foreign companies in matters of so-called security, and this is very seriously affects their work, and on the other hand, in great britain , the current prime minister and minister of foreign affairs, as the person who represents him, are under pressure from both parliamentarians and the public regarding what to do with china it is necessary to speak more harshly, and you rightly and rightly said that just during the visit the house of commons called taiwan an independent state and called on its leaders and the government of their country to help taiwan more actively. it is obvious that this is such an issue. it is so irritating to china that it should be established in some no

reason, and one more moment, vasyl, look, great britain says that the fate of future support for ukraine may depend on the outcome of the elections in the united states of america, and in great britain the elections were held, well , the prime minister changed there, the party remained the same, but the prime minister changed, it was boris johnson. attitude, and before ryshesuk sat down in this chair, we were afraid , you remember, we thought, will ryshesuk support ukraine in the same way as boris johnson supported, supports in the same way, because this is british policy, because it is good the phrase that britain has only permanent interests, a her permanent interests are victory over. with all the evil that can happen in the world. so we thank great britain. a correct statement from finland, the minister of foreign affairs of this country, elina valtonen, believes that ordinary russians should also suffer from anti-russian sanctions, but this is necessary, according to her, the head of the finnish foreign ministry said this in an interview with the american newspaper washington post, while she explained her point of view like this, then direct spe

well , first about the facts, first of all, today reports on the decision of the united states to transfer to great britaindrons of fighter-bombers of the fifth the f-35a generation will be completed, they must be completed and placed already this winter at the base called lykenhit in grav twister, in principle, they are important to them because these are precisely the planes that have the ability to carry tactical nuclear weapons on board, in principle, just like in 16 american ones, which are already on but the new model of the 35th is located at this base and it is newer and more functional and has a longer flight range and uses stas technology. well, the press is now missing the fact that , in addition to planes, it is only one step to great britain, they can once again transport the american tactical nuclear weapons, this is what the request here in the congress of the united states received from the air force of the united states is 50 million dollars in order to build on this base, which the pentagon actually rents from london for housing for hundreds of military personnel. well, it was just indica

in international maneuvers of engineering troops will be attended by more than 900 soldiers from latvia estonia poland belgium czech republic and the united states great britain and hungary the main part of the exercise will be held at the training ground named after the general beetle in the pavra near our border, the military will install explosive barriers to practice protection against nuclear biological chemical weapons military civilian territory will move, military equipment will use imitation ammunition. until the last ukrainian, zelensky’s regime continues the general mobilization, first students, then the disabled and hiv-infected, and now women from october 1, workers in the medical field, will be required to register at the military registration and enlistment offices nurses, doctors and pharmacists will close travel abroad if they are recognized as fit for service by age up to 60 years and health status, however, given the fact that in country approved the mobilization of elderly or chronically ill women who are partially suitable for complaints, it is unlikely that anyone will listen. the ruling party of georgia decided to start the impeachment

state of russia with the owners of the transnational. uh, financial corporations here. look at what kind of financial oligarchy you know, which controls the state apparatus of the united states, great britainnd the eu and leads. war and this is a very important point and look how interesting they are now turning. closer to the elections, everyone is coming closer to the ukrainian elections, including senators graham says that it is impossible to cancel the choice not for the elections, and in the same interview that we already talked about today, he gives to understand in such a very cunning way, in his characteristic manner, that i will not give up the money allocated for weapons in order to spend them on elections. that is, he understands that the chair is rocking very seriously. naturally, even more so , he can earn money on weapons for his colleagues and from the same financial oligarchs. it's profitable, to be honest, it pushes him to the polls then. but still, it seems to me, there is a certain desire for the western. elite build a frame for zelensky we see that he periodically breaks down and begins to blame their claims present malmar. small weapon, little money, here, and here it

solidarity and support from our partners and from neighboring romania and the united states of america and france, great britaine involved in this exercise. the effect of tip to ask you then in the second block of questions about the boyko towers in the black sea yesterday there were many reports that ukraine ensured control over these objects i would like to ask what military significance these towers had for the enemy and when it is said to ensure control that he teaches that now we have to maintain a certain grouping there or allocate some forces and means there to prevent the enemy from re -entering these towers, well, these mice really, after they were captured in march 14th, they are ours were very actively used by the enemy for the purpose of military and economic at the first stage when we cut off the gas that came to crimea from the continental part of ukraine , the only gas to ensure the a-a energy supply of crimea, what exactly are these towers and their number. that's a lot of gas, by the way, well, that's how much the country of moldova consumes in a year, well, gradually this amount decreased beca

of man. wells equally seized the opportunity to travel to britain to speak out against the injustices faced by african- americans in the united states. wells toward great britain in 1893 and again in 1894 to build a transatlantic campaign against lynching in the united states. a series of high-profile lynching cases had made headlines in the british press just weeks before mayo's invitation news had broken of the shocking lynching of henry smith and paris texas. as many as 10,000 americans had reported to watch smith tortured and burned electric horrified by british readers began to question what exactly was going on in the united states. wells was ready to offer them answers. her activism inspired the new generation the remnants of the old abolitionist of the 80 society networks to join a new generation of british social reformers to speak out against american lynching. transnational connections have always been a vital part of the development of american society. export of cotton and wheat to europe dictated the fortunes of farmers throughout the south and midwest. while european americans maintain close intellectual cultural and familial ties with t

of african countries, including the share, the united states. as a former british colonies, the font, a war of independence against great britain, it was at the end of that worth of the united states was formed. the united states resembles colonies that are trying to drive out the colonial powers for at least normally independence. if we look from the point of view of the population and the feelings of the missouri and people, i think that this presence is negative. it was used to limit the extension of terrorist the movements of the exodus. the populations of the entire village. troops do not help us to fight the terrorist. the presence of these troops, they have neither limited nor enriched the tragedies committed by these terrorist. from the moment when saying nothing positive has been done, our people are convinced that even if we gave them another 50 years, they would do nothing that could rid them of terrorism. i would have hoped that these american officials were in line with our thinking, which means that they were already taking the necessary steps so that we could discuss on other basis the continuity of the cooperation that we consider

mechanisms for essentially these two cases since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the united states , great britainda, japan and the eu have frozen more than 300 billion euros of assets of the central bank of the russian federation about 30 - this is the fortune of sanctioned russian oligarchs regarding the alienation of the assets of the central bank, the only position among the countries of the west , and there is currently no legislative mechanism with the business funds of the aggressor country the other canada was the first to change the laws allowing such confiscation in favor of ukraine. the united states joined in the next few weeks to legalize the procedure in estonia. this country will be the first and so far the only one in the eu to allow withdrawal of kremlin-related money from russians for the reconstruction of ukraine . estonia's initiative on which have been operating since december last year, may affect the financial assets of russian businesses in our country, which are under eu sanctions in the amount of about 35 million in accordance with the estonian scheme the ukrainian intern

the participation of representatives of the participating countries , among which, in addition to ukraine, the united states and romania, the military of great britainlgaria, turkey, france were present. what the ukrainian military has done for itself is measures to train the personnel of our teams in accordance with the exchange of experience and er these two days we spent in the sea er today so we will train ourselves and consolidate the acquired knowledge eh and accordingly draw conclusions both at the end eh can only state that everything is going according to plan we have a constant educational process eh we have actually achieved our goals see but the training is not yet finished a and we will definitely issue a separate material about this . taking into account which countries participated in these exercises, it can be assumed that they will help us later to demine the black sea area of ​​the operation planning the composition of the participants is constantly ongoing, which can change repeatedly because, unfortunately, we still do not have the opportunity to predict when exactly we will be able to conduct it, nevertheless , we hope that this

whereas the united states and great britain took the side of the invaders, the board to gaze responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency . however, 3 limos, 10 year courageous struggle was a success after the overthrow of the fascist resume in portugal in 1974, the new authorities are rendered. a year later, lisbon fully recognized the independence of mozambie. lots of victory had been gained at a high price during the war, mozambique had lost tens of thousands of his sons and daughters the, the of the, [000:00:00;00] the work. i'm not going to have it written down when you say no. now why, why, why, why? being given you labeled out monday, the only problem about week of total weight the on the in the on the, on the to the the the, the, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the young lady that yeah. what day, not all on either. you could give you my boy. yeah. the i can do my best day. i'm going to be with you and your mind. you can literally every single day. yes. on the on the iphone. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, mad, no no, no, co go. no. yeah, go go there. one

poland was the world's third largest supplier of weapons to ukraine after the united states and great britainlion euros. the depravity in relations began this week, when poland and other european countries closed their market for ukrainian grain, and kiev filed against them from the wto. one of the deputies of the polish sejm has already presented ukraine with a bill of 101 billion, zlotys, more than 23 billion dollars for the assistance provided. sergei lavrov, on the sidelines of the 78th session of the assembly's anthem, he holds a series of bilateral meetings with the interlocutor of the russian foreign ministry and became director general. mgt. rafael grosse, during the conversation an exchange took place opinions on the safety of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, lavrov confirmed russia’s commitment to work as a smgt to occupy the threats created by the kiev regime and the nuclear facility ; the long-term destructive effect of the use of ammunition with combined uranium, which the collective west supplies to ukrainian nationalists, was also noted; another interlocutor of sergei lavr

brigade to the 24th to the kherson and zaporizhzhia units of the state emergency service, and the initiator of the project is farmers from great britainrd, he is uh, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, we constantly help ukraine, and in particular, the military, with generators, warm clothes, ah, thermal imagers, and today it is uh , off-road vehicles for our armed forces of ukraine , so this is all the information, i pass on the word to the studio. thank you, polina. this was our polina. our correspondent polina karnasyuk, she told a unique story of how 34 suvs were handed over by volunteers from great britain and sent to the front. we thank all the volunteers who help ukraine to win. we are moving on to our assembly. i'm tired of reminding you about an important collection. espresso tv channels and the vesna charity fund are taking funds for the purchase of modern drones for our scouts. the uavs are needed by the 23rd separate rifle battalion of the armed forces of ukraine, which is fighting in the hot donetsk direction. it was 3 years old . the goal is 1 million 900,000 hryvnias, thanks to you, more than 700,000 hryvnias h

foreign affairs of ukraine declared an imitation of the election process, the united nations condemned great britain, france and germany in the united states of america they even threaten sanctions, and ukrainian intelligence officers advise the organizers of this process to prepare, at least the court will await them. in our lands under the enemy flag, olena chernyakova found out everyone rode to the elections on horses today, she washed on the first day, just from rags, we got married today, a bright future with i eat concerts i'm russian and uh, i'm divided there and always for russia with entertainment for the voters and gifts for the dictator if i draw a portrait and i want to give him this personal picture this is my dream while the head of the master in the kremlin is waiting for the results even though he knows them for a long time that numbers are drawn in moscow , they are waiting for the numbers to be received, the theater of pseudo -elections in the temporarily occupied ukrainian lands began on september 8, it was at the polling stations, and for another week they voted simply at home, he goes from house to house and will make

what russia's geopolitical opponents were counting on as the main of them, sergey naryshkin called the united states and great britaingerous irreconcilable opponents. so he said the british, as naryshkin said, were such for centuries, remember the expression englishwoman crap after the collapse of the ussr, the americans tried to tear off the previously friendly soviet republics from russia, discredit russian political institutions, engaged in russophobic propaganda, russia survived, but its opponents did not calm down. having set out to inflict a military defeat, and then completely dismember russia, our western opponents miscalculated. this applies primarily to the assessment of our potential at the beginning of 2022. in particular, i happened to get acquainted with absolutely fantastic forecasts up to the collapse of the russian economy in a matter of months in the face of tightening sanctions and on this shaky basis, the united states and its allies made the decision to intervene in the ukraine conflict. according to the head of the foreign intelligence service, after the successful completion of the special mili

was oriented to britain and who became oriented to the united states again, that is, this is the story that we are talking about that from the united states there are interests of greatthe united states into this uh, global conflict so that we can talk about the fact that now , at least in part of the world , the united states has a little more leverage there including the ukrainian leadership. and this is not just a resignation there, which is connected with some kind of corruption stories inside ukraine. but this is again a question. who controls the current ukrainian government britain or the united states did you want to add something? yes, well, it is clear that at the word the third world war. like no no, i just i just think that uh here is the logic. well, in my opinion, the purely military more mundane task of the ukrainians is very, very simple and, as it were , understandable, they need to use the romanian air defense that is, in this case, if they use a pretext to cover their ports, and from their forces it is clearly not enough that you romanians should cover our ports in no way our ports. that is, you have to cover yourself to shoot down everything that

according to lavrov, this has been the case for decades, starting with the plans of the united states and great britain immediately after the end of world war ii, until the guarantee of nato’s expansion to the east, the assurances of western leaders turned out to be a deception; they had no intention of fulfilling them. at this never bothered them that by bringing nato closer to the borders of russia, they grossly violated the commitments subsequently officially taken at the highest level, within the framework of the osce it is imperative not to strengthen their own security at the expense of the security of others and not to allow military-political dominance in europe by any country in the group countries or organizations. in 2021 , our proposals to conclude agreements on mutual security guarantees in europe without changing the non-aligned status of ukraine were arrogantly turned away . the west continued to systematically implement militarization of the russophobic kiev regime, which was brought to power. as a result of a bloody coup d'etat, it was used to prepare for the outbreak of a hybrid war.