anna efemova, valery savelyev, anastasia popova.e will talk with our regular expert, political scientist, historian alexander vasilyev about how people in the west learn about events in novorussiya today, and what is needed for more truth to emerge. sasha, good afternoon, hello, sasha, it would seem that there in the west, 8 dashes 10 years ago, well, everything that could be collected about... there is a live broadcast, i remember that the correspondent says that these are rebels, yes, that this does not say, that this means russian forces, because well, it is clear that these are irregulars, yes, that these are people who are well trained and well equipped, yes, but this is not, that is , the russian army, well, i am speaking specifically yes, that is what was said there then, yes, and then a very clear narrative began to be developed, yes, in this regard, in the west, so to speak, they work systematically, certain frameworks are created and this is, so to speak , such an invisible censorship, yes, it acts very harshly, what are t

anna efimova, valery savelyev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya.will talk to ours about how the restoration construction in novorossiya will unfold. donbass reaches 80-90%. how to decide which cities to restore, in which to abandon such plans. our main wealth is people, first of all, of course, we need to move after people, well, secondly, we need to understand that the urban structure itself, if we are talking about donbass specifically, yes, it has always been tied to... to industrial facilities, when we talk about enterprises, then it is even theoretically possible to restore some plant there, to rebuild it, yes, from any ruins, if desired, it is possible, but the more especially complex the enterprise, the availability of qualified personnel , yes, in the place where it is necessary, it is even possible potentially, and enterprises, to attract them there, to retain existing ones and create new ones, all this will largely decide the fate, in my opinion, of certain large settlements. and this means that it is necessary to dispose of all this, yes

anna efemova, valery savelyev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya. about how people in the west today learn about the events in novorossiya and what is needed for the truth to become. how the western press worked in the fourteenth year, then i can say that it was much better than later, yes, what i mean is, well, that's it they will simply bring them too, there were more people who wanted to get there, one illustrative, yes, living example, a cnn group ended up in novoazovsk, and i watch their report, almost a live broadcast, i remember that the correspondent says that these are rebels, yes, that this does not say that this means russian forces, because well, it is clear that these are irregulars, yes, that these are people who are well trained, well equipped, yes, but this is not, that is, the russian army has nothing to do with it. i am talking specifically yes, that is where they talked about this then yes, and then he began a very clear narrative is being developed, yes , in this regard, in the west, so to speak , certain frameworks are being set

anna yafimova, valery savelyev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya.e will talk about how people in the west today learn about events in novorossiya, and what is needed for more truth to emerge, with our regular expert, political scientist, historian alexander vasiliev. sasha, good afternoon, hello, sasha, it would seem that there in the west, 8 dashes 10 years ago, well, everything that could be lied about novorossiya has already been lied, already. they told, so to speak, about russian aggression and everything else, why so few people in the west can still learn about the real situation in novorossiya, if we remember how the western press worked in 1914, then i can say that it was much better than later, yes, what i mean is, well, they just bring it, there were more people who wanted to get there, one illustrative and living example, a cnn group ended up in novoazovsk, and i watch their report, almost a live broadcast, i remember that the correspondent says: invisible, yes, it acts very harshly, what are they afraid of today, they are not so much afr

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