after the collapse of the former yugoslavia, and even today, serbs do not have national minority statusroatia, our fellow countrymen were expelled after the famous military operation storm. in bosnia and herzegovina, only what is called the republika srpska remains. in bosnia and herzegovina, the situation of the serbs is very difficult and if the republika srpska did not exist , our people would face the threat of extinction in these lands where our ancestors lived for centuries. look at kosovo, there the serbs lost, they were kicked out and now they want to take the last serbian piece of land in the north of the region. macedonia and the orthodox church suffered a very strong blow. in macedonia , serbs no longer exist as a national group. because of this, we are now in this reserve position, from where we defend the republika srpska and the serbian people. based on this position, we want to unite the serbian people through historical processes. this is a politically correct idea, and it is not directed against anyone, especially not against interests big players who see this as a thre

the usa, as a dominant force, has done a lot for the collapse of yugoslavia and the demonization of theeople. and the west accepted this picture and supported it in every possible way, despite the fact that it did not correspond to reality. if russia had been strong then, it would have been possible... from the un and the security council to stop some processes, i still think so today, despite the current polarization in the world, russia is recognized by everyone as a great power, one of the centers of the modern system of international relations, sada imamu tu polari zapakiya recognized by the eternal light, i am especially pleased that i carefully watched alexander lukashenko's visit to china. where he was received at a high level, where important topics were raised, issues of further cooperation, and force was thrown, a force that was still forming, but russia then in the nineties was a force that was losing its international significance, was in decline, and china was then only regional power, the world has changed today. but in europe there were different tragic periods, tragic pa

moreover, after the second world war, when we were forced to accept the idea of ​​​​communist yugoslaviareparation for making independent states such as croatia and slovenia, and the serbs, who were among the bearers of this victory, but remained to live in delusions, like united yugoslavia, and after the collapse we remained losers, the main losers, after the collapse of the former yugoslavia and even... today the serbs do not have the status of a national minority in slovenia. in croatia, our fellow countrymen were expelled after the famous military operation storm. in bosnia and herzegovina, only what is called republika srpska remains. in another part of bosnia and herzegovina, the situation of the serbs is very difficult and if republika srpska did not exist, our people would face the threat of extinction in these lands where our ancestors lived for centuries. look at kosovo. a good example: after the elections in montenegro , one american diplomat said that the serbs should not be part of the coalition, they should not be given power, despite the fact that they received a large per

the iron ore plants have long been either closed or reoriented to the countries of the former yugoslavia, and no one needs this road, it is in a dead end, it is just very beautiful, oh my gosh, what a landscape, how good that there is a railway here, and it was not built for in order to see beauty, but in order to millions of dollars or so, which were then, which was then the railway, the currency in austria-hungary to earn, well, look, you are talking about the situation. this part of our economic life has been flooded here, and maybe forever, and this is simply because he did not just occupy our territories there, not just there declared them some kind of republics, but because he annexed them and recorded his specially so that in any in any case, no matter how events develop, drive us into this role of a neighborhood, if not our own, then a european one, and we were not a neighborhood, we were a transit state, and this is urgently needed. that these actions of his are aimed at depriving us of this status, even if we want to become a transit state, we cannot, because he stole the terri

is in italy, iron ore plants long ago either closed or reoriented to the countries of the former yugoslaviano one needs this road, it is in a dead end, it is just very... beautiful, oh, you are driving, my god, what a landscape, how good that there is a railway here, and it was not built for beauty to see, and in order to earn millions of dollars or whatever there were then, what was the railway, a monetary unit in austria-hungary, well , look, you are talking about a situation when, i just i will live until tomorrow, like they say, and survive as a country and have at least some kind of economy and at least some, through such actions, that's how and... which maduro, like putin, is bringing the situation to a dead end. so we found ourselves on this, on this railway in a dead end. and where does the train from the mykhailivskyi hut go next? nowhere. here is the final one. not a single train goes any further here, of course, just like at the lybotska metro station. we have flooded this part of our economic life. and maybe forever. and it's simple, because he didn't just occupy our territories

this region, this is croatia, yes, before that, slovenia became a member of the eu from the former yugoslavias , slovenia, croatia. then all of these are candidates for joining the european union or potential candidates like kosovo. i must say that in fact, literally three years therefore, montenegro was already literally standing on the threshold of the european union, and just for montenegro, well, all the negotiations had literally already been completed there. all, so to speak, sections are negotiable, open, there was no problem at all, but just three years ago , the government in montenegro changed to a pro-russian and pro-serbian one, and montenegro simply began to slow down its european integration. however, the european union demonstrated that it does not want montenegro to suddenly become the leader and the number one, so to speak, and she also started to somehow slow it down... about this from this side, for example, she united the montenegrin and serbian departments, mixed these two countries, and montenegro actually equalized with serbia, which was behind before, it was all contro

on december 14, 1995 , the dayton agreements were concluded between the republics of yugoslavia. they were agreed upon at negotiations at the american military base in dayton. and signed at the elysee palace in paris. this ended the bloody bosnian war in yugoslavia, during which approximately 100,000 people died. it began due to the conflict between muslim bosnians who declared their independence, serbs and croats. the serbs wanted to preserve yugoslav statehood, but the united states intervened and nato imposed its version of the agreement. they secured the independence of bosnia and herzegovina, although they recognized the autonomy of the republika srpska within the framework. slavia, but as a single state, it did not suit the nato countries with its non-aligned status and proximity to russia. the next step towards the collapse of yugoslavia was the bombing of belgrade and other yugoslav cities and the separation of kosovo. this is what this day in history was like. one young lady got drunk on wine with the hussars, asked for the sake of peace to steal a cannon from the regime

when primakov learned that the decision had been made to bomb yugoslavia, he ordered the crew to change take a course not for washington, but for moscow. and from this moment the countdown in the new one begins russian foreign policy. anti-western, frankly anti-western, and this was even before vladimir putin appeared on the russian political scene, at the time when yevgeny primakov turned his plane around, putin was one of the high-ranking russian officials, but certainly not a person who would have to lead the country, before him there was the prime ministership of serhii stepashin and eventually putin himself. little in terms of time, many in terms of events. and by and large, we can clearly say that when nato has made a decision, it can act in such a way as to stop the genocide, to prove to the authoritarian regimes that it will talk to them not only by political methods. russia used this opportunity to say that it will now act not only by political methods. i always reminded that moscow. will mirror any actions of the civilized world, even if these actions are justified. it is no c

when primakov learned that a decision had been made to bomb yugoslavia, he ordered the crew to changee a course not for washington, but for moscow. and from this moment it begins. countdown in the new russian foreign policy, anti-western, frankly anti-western, and this was even before the moment when on the political scene of russia vladimir putin appeared, at the moment when yevgeny primakov turned his plane around, putin was one of the high-ranking russian officials, but definitely not the person who should lead the country, before him there was the prime ministership of serhii stepashin and eventually. putin himself, a little in terms of time, a lot in terms of events, and by and large we can clearly say that when nato decided that it could act in such a way as to stop the genocide, in order to prove to authoritarian regimes that it would not talk to them only political methods, russia took advantage of this opportunity to say that it too will now do. not only by political methods. i have always reminded that moscow will mirror any actions of the civilized world. even if these acti

first of all, the nato operation in yugoslavia, formerly, it began long before ninety the ninth year, there were the events of the ninety -second, ninety-four years, we won’t go into history, the ninety-ninth year was the culmination of the bombing of yugoslavia, a country that has nothing to do with the nato bloc, but which was bombed by the nato bloc, and no one for that, that they say, nothing happened, but since then, from my point of view, the question of responsibility has arisen head-on in international law. blocks for their actions, which we found out, a most interesting story, it turns out, blocks according to the current according to international law , they cannot be held accountable at all, there is an international court of the un, it is about the responsibility of the state, there are certain criteria when it enters into what is called its powers, but this is about the state, there is not the same old international criminal court, but it we know about individuals, about political figures. how nato states are now abusing the fact that they are supreme in the international

this ended the bloody bosnian war in yugoslavia, during which about 100 thousand people died.n muslim bosnians who declared their independence, serbs and croats. the serbs wanted to preserve the yugoslav statehood, but the united states intervened and nato imposed its own version of the agreement. they consolidated the independence of bosnia and herzegovina, although they recognized the autonomy of the republika srpska within yugoslavia. but as a single state, it did not suit the nato countries with its non-aligned status and proximity to russia. the next step towards the collapse of yugoslavia was the bombing of belgrade and other yugoslav cities and the separation of kosovo. that's how he was. this day in history, we arrived in the concentration area, a defensive line, more than 8.5 km long, dangerous, it’s always dangerous, probably for an engineer, a sapper, it’s always dangerous, we are the first to enter, the last to leave, this is our main ammunition for today, guys, what are you trying to see when you look, that is, what do you pay attention to, that everything is in p

he's the author of the book, bombs for peace, nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia. he also has a daily pod cast with peter lavelle called the gaggle. you can find them on locals, dot com. so 1st, george dale, we get into the former soviet bloc countries. i gotta address the 800 pound gorilla in the room. that is the west who has been the biggest financial and military backer of ukraine. that gorilla appears to have shifted up some gays away from ukraine over now to israel after the mazda attack on civilians in israel. proper national security council spokesman john kirby had this to say about further funding in the near term with. we've got the appropriations and authorities for both ukraine n for israel. but you don't want to be trying to bake in long term support when you're at the end of the rope and the in ukraine on the crank funding we're, we're coming near to the end of the rope. i mean, today we announced $200000000.00 and we'll keep that a going it as long as we can. but it's, it's, it's not going to be indefinite. so, are we moving with a sense of alacrity

the restriction concerned primarily its agents in yugoslavia.e they managed to leave something there. so it continues to work. election results were tied to the fact that citizens with dual citizenship voted in serbia, but really serbs from the republic the serbian has serbian citizenship, in any country you are allowed to vote if you have dual citizenship, but the fact is that one could even turn a blind eye to this, by the way, a very significant point is that there are many of these bullies on the streets of our relocants, that's how they ended up there . actually, vučić is a strong guy. yes, we could turn a blind eye to this, but what do we think, today the representative of the state department, matthew milner, says, officially already declares, that we have doubts about the election results, actually it would be nice to re-vote, let's look at other possibilities, it turns out that from the american representatives alone there were 14 groups of observers, led in particular by the ambassador. american there, but they were silent until an ans

in italy, iron ore plants a long time ago or closed or redirected to the countries of the former yugoslaviad no one needs this road, it is a dead end, it it's just very beautiful, oh you're going, my god, what a landscape, how good that there is a railway here, and it was built not in order to see the beauty... but in order to get millions of dollars or whatever there were then, what then there was a railway, where the monetary unit in austria-hungary was to be earned, well, look, you are talking about a situation when, i just have to live until tomorrow, as they say, and survive as a country and have at least some kind of economy and at least some savings, such actions, like and like maduro, like putin, the situation is going to a dead end, here we are, in this railway, bald. and where does the train from mykhailivskyi khuterer go next, conditionally, nowhere , here is the terminus, here no further, the train does not go any further, of course, as at the lebetska metro station, we have flooded this part of our economic life, and maybe forever, and it’s simple, that’s why that he didn't jus

ideological bloc, the alliance went beyond its own borders, i mean, first of all, the nato operation in yugoslaviabefore the year ninety-nine, there were the events of the year ninety-two, ninety-four, we will not go into history, the year ninety-nine culminated in the bombing of yugoslavia, a country that has no relations with the nato bloc, but... which was bombed by the nato bloc, and no one , as they say, did anything for it, and since then, from my point of view, the question of responsibility has arisen sharply in international law.

looted by the nazis in world war 2 identified exactly what happened to the goal that was taken in yugoslavia. actually in the independent state of croatia, he sent his report to mister harold class, the director of mandatory was sent out to the us treasury building in washington dc . yeah, it's the full sequence content there. harold, the following report has recently been received from a reliable source in italy. it is sent to you in the belief that it may be of interest. the owes to show organization crow sions, fascist organization headed to buy and type avalanche removed funds from yugoslavia . estimated to total $350000000.00 swiss francs. the funds were launched in the form of gold coins from the funds brought from the 4000000 dependent crow at state. where jews and serves were plundered, to sup, on the most to show organization and fix aisle. an estimated 150000000 swiss francs were impounded by british personalities. that the strows with frontier, the balance of approximately 200000000 swiss francs was originally held in the vatican for safe keeping. and according to a ruler, a consi

organization crow sions, fascist organization headed by hand type avalanche removed funds from yugoslavia. estimated to total $350000000.00 swiss francs. the funds were launched in the form of gold coins above the funds rolled from the form of independent crow at state where jews and serves were plundered to support peoples to she'll organization in textile, an estimated 150000000 swiss francs were in pounded by british, whatsoever it is that the strows with frontier, the balance of approximately 200000000 swiss francs was originally held in the vatican for safe keeping. and according to a ruler, a considerable portion of this later amount has been sent to spain and argentina through the vatican's pipeline. but it is quite possible that this is merely the smoke screen to cover the fact that the treasure remains in its original repository . sincerely yours, emerson, bigelow, famous journalist and research. and that would look and she was one of these survivor. he was a child of closer and home. she is live, keep indicated, collecting the names of the killed children till the age of 14. so

the usa, as the dominant force, did a lot for the collapse of yugoslavia and the demonization of thee un and the security council to stop some processes. i still think so today. despite the current polarization in the world, russia is recognized by all... that the west must go east to survive due to lack of resources because europe has no oil, no gas, nothing but us dominance. in the nineties, europe was a force that was developing, now the process has gone in the opposite direction, they have no bright leaders, a completely different context. mr. president, you... history shows that there were historical periods when russia and the orthodox world lived in harmony with europe. today, the west, represented by the united states, is doing everything possible to separate europe from russia. a possible alliance would be very dangerous for them and for the united states. europe, with its technologies, its knowledge, and russia, that is, the east. with their resources would be dangerous for the united states. i think that today’s war in ukraine is part of the imperialist desires of the west

grenada, panama, libya, yugoslavia, syria, let us remember the same yugoslavia, a huge number of destroyed this is the price of peace based on rules: 48 bombed by nato aircraft led by americans, hospitals, clinics, this is the price of the american world based on rules, 70 destroyed schools, in these conditions there is also the secretary general of nato. allows himself, while traveling in the balkans and looking at belgrade, to talk about what choice should be made in the upcoming parliamentary elections in december, the serbian people, the serbian people will not vote for parties that support murderers, rapists and stoltenberg, probably after all, any people subjected to american aggression , at a minimum, will distance itself from close formats of political military cooperation with... i understand that if the americans, say, gave serbia $500 million for free to compensate for their bombing, but they do not do this, therefore for any normal country , the example of ukraine today is an example of the ineffective failed policy of the united states, the collective west, and of course, the

samon also carried out special missions more than once in afghanistan, iran and yugoslavia.via. banner, two orders of the red star, the order of the patriotic war of the first degree, as well as medals for the defense of moscow, for victories over germany in the great patriotic war, a plane with a german delegation landed at the airfield, and alexander korodkov was one of the first to meet it. let's look again at the footage of the ceremony at which the german delegation signs the surrender. it is clear that korotkov does not leave a single step from the germans, especially from the head of the delegation, general field marshal keitel, peacefully and politically, to prevent keitel from leaving earlier. trick or make some kind of unplanned speech, you know, which could cause damage primarily to the soviet union, and in general to the result of the last war, this had to be reported in advance in order to change the structure of signing this act of surrender, he also had one important task, even at the cost of our own lives, but the ceremony passed without complications, korotk

soon after the breakup of yugoslavia, it was the independent state of croatia above it states a nazi puppet. it remained pitiless ally throughout the war. there was a very different situation in bel grade. the former yugoslavia as capital the you won't find a single person in the main streets of belgrade. instead, there was shouting of that of the grey if then a slave with other anti fascist subs kept more than 50. okay, to this divisions busy during world war 2, even operation, but also to attack the safety of the union was postponed by more than 2 months. so this is the story. you have a creation, columbus camera, and the best sherman will report the court. so this is the filament question. the original was to ship independent state of croatia. to film about the visit by independent correlations, head of state on tape of an inch leavings on grid to celebrate a major victory over on i'm civilians in operation because of that he's about to leave signatories and officials. the that's the main railway station in this uncle, colorado. they arrived in custody to on the 7th of august the

, but this is not only yugoslavia, but the malvinas, and gibraltar, there are so many of them. whichave been cut up either by the western world or the eastern world, northern cyprus, like such territories around the world that have been alienated already in modern times, there are very, very many, the dutch heights are the same , officially occupied territory, please, a couple of years ago i didn’t really like it in the press, in the american , not in ours, as they called it mr. loit. directly by analogy with lawrence of arabia, only a small difference, lawrence of arabia built british power in the middle east, and lloyd of afghanistan eliminated american power in afghanistan, so when he talks about invincibility, you just want to say, well, this is lloyd of afghanistan himself, we we saw his brilliant campaign for the withdrawal of american armed forces from afghanistan, but now i think we need to return a little to the internal processes in the united states, where they really are now there are several interesting such trends going on. the first direction is publications that it is

history of ukraine, that they fought there for the interests of the independence of ukraine, in yugoslaviatarting to say that. ukraine is ready to invest in africa, and in the extraction of some minerals, i sit and think, well, this is actually an astronaut, even bender will be jealous, that is, ukraine, which ends 2023, this current year, with a hole of 70 billion dollars, the expenditure part of the budget ends with a hole of 51 billion, that is, ukraine was able to earn only 19, he was going to invest somewhere, just now you saw these pictures, and there, who will be the person of the year, but for me, for example, vladimir putin, he is already the man of the year, i don’t need him to appear there, but for

the first in a series of tormented countries was yugoslavia, this is serbia, today. when the doors of the city meeting building open, what will happen? this human mass inside, however, hardly matters, the main thing is that vucic is too intractable to launch a bulldozer. a classic color revolution, but does it make sense? to romanticize the bacchanalia with the word revolution is an attempt at a coup d'etat, and can only be thwarted. this happened in georgia in 2003 in ukraine, in belarus in 2004, in 2010 spontaneous peaceful protests from one angle. since december 18 , the maidan plague, an infectious disease, has been spreading in the air of serbia. transmitted from with the help of dollars in the hands of the opposition, and fires flare up in the zone of american interests. protests in serbia have not stopped for a week, when the pro-western opposition could not come to terms with the lost parliamentary elections. vučić’s party won, and serbia went all out against violence, switched to large-scale and radical actions, to violence. despite all this, they signed pro

the operation to go down in history in the ninety-ninth year of the culmination of the bombing of yugoslaviauntry that has nothing to do with the nato bloc, but which was bombed by the bloc nato, and as they say, nothing was done to anyone for this. since then, from my point of view , the question of the responsibility of blocs for their actions has arisen sharply in international law, what have we found out? a most interesting story: it turns out that the bloc , according to the current one, has certain criteria when it assumes what is called its powers, but this is about the state, there is the aforementioned international criminal court, but it is about individuals, about political figures, we know how the state is now nato. abuse what they rule in the international criminal court , what does this lead to, but it is about individuals, the organization is required to hold this international organization accountable, well, that is, in fact, there are no rules other than the rules of nato itself, no rules other than the rules of nato itself, the result is history, when this famous connection

cerebra, situated in bosnia and hercegovina, faced the dissolution of yugoslavia and recognition of independentroy a population is articulated through shocking language by political leaders, media and society. in israel, the portrayal of an entire population as enemies, the use of dehumanizing language and the implementation of policies like total siege, draw shiiling similarities. how has the international community responded to these cases? slow wheel of justice have turned differently each case, in the aftermath of celebrnita, international tribunals were established, indictments issued and sentence handed down, all bite with significant delay. let's mention that those who are the most responsible for genocide commit. did in bosnia have been punished 20 and even more years after genocide happened. we had case of karajic political leader of bosnian serbs who has been punished 21 year later in march 2016. when we discuss about mladić who used to be military commander, his sentence came 23 years later in a... november 2017. the victims in gaza, however, find themselves in a complex geopolitical

are the dayton agreements and so on, everything that was done after, especially the bombing of yugoslaviachnology, but the maidans will still be organized by the western elites, hungary, there will also be more calls, not now, several years will pass, today the example of hungary is very popular, but they don’t want to forgive him for what he says it he is constantly accused of being anti-democratic, he is constantly labeled as a dictator whenever necessary. national interests discredit him, and someone is not allowed to come to power, look at france, what they are doing with marie lupine, what, they have accused her of everything, an alternative for germany in germany, what they have not exchanged her for, fascists, extremists there, any movement that comes up with some reasonable initiatives and says sensible things begins to be discredited, using all the mechanisms of the world media and any political forgeries, and the maidan, unfortunately, has already entered our... there will be a maidan, uh, the americans are terribly dissatisfied with mexico, financial times writes, what do you t

and more less brings yugoslavia into the war with these big promises that at some point the u.s.ill look favorably on you if you stand up to now. and of course the german troops are next-door and there's a coup basically engineered by the british and americans in yugoslavia gets crushed. i think countries like i talked to a number of polls at the national press club with two years ago to some extent i felt bad because they had the sacred causes theyal were hours talking about the first to bite the first to resist my pointed out that the admirable that you have outhe honor and the courage. sometimes leadership requires different kinds of skepticism and you shouldn't look for the colder eye of the they were promising britain and what they were willing to do for it. i think hoover would have exercised far more restraint. the comment was he wants to get permission to visit france than the french ambassador would gladly start out in france and this is when france had the government and the u.s. had relations with france. they denied him a visa once they'd heard that he was willing to

political science or... the faculty of the university of belgrade began to say that the bombing of yugoslaviation in 1999, they began to applaud these young students serbian, well, some really crazy things, what’s happening in universities all over the world, and in general it’s some kind of absolutely hotbed of impossible things that were difficult, so to speak, to even imagine before, but we all understand what’s happening , we are signaling the prime minister , of course, of course, maybe, maybe, maybe without problems, not sure, he says, the current, yes, the current leadership, the leadership is not baydon, i'm in the second thing, that's what, according to the estimates that are coming , just now they were talking about fiona hill, yes, fiona hill is counting on her, she’s a sovietologist, that’s what it used to be called, now she’s a russologist, and her main idea is to pull out the rod, this is what will happen after putin, putin will leave, everything will fall apart, everything will be with them. but russia is a black swan, and even there some unknown thing can always fly out, which

samon also carried out special missions more than once in afghanistan, iran and yugoslavia.om stalin and the commander-in-chief of the partisan army , marshal tito. he was dropped into partisan territory by parachute. as far as i know, my dad, to put it mildly , was not a fan of parachuting, so he didn’t get any pleasure, and he didn’t even enjoy it. berlin on may 8, 1945, a few hours before the signing ceremony of germany's unconditional surrender, a plane carrying a german delegation landed at a berlin airfield. aleksandrov was one of the first to meet her. once again footage of the ceremony at which the german delegation signs the surrender. it is clear that korotkov does not leave the germans a single step, especially from the head of the delegation, general field marshal keitel. korodkov was next to him until the very end of the ceremony and literally did not take his eyes off the field marshal. on victory day he performed a special task center. what was the task? well, that means, well , the first, most important thing, so to speak, world-political, is not to let keite

bombed for 78 days and killed approximately 10,00 people across the length and width of the former yugoslavia, now we're talking about a similar campaign, similar length, killing... at least double that number in a territory some 40 to 50 kilometers long and 20 kilometers wide. this is a concentrated war crime of the likes not seen in the modern era and it's delivered against the captive civilian population that is being literally murdered like fish in a fish bowl. this is the maximum level of crimes against humanity and war crimes. that a country can conduct, they're violating not only international law, they're violating international humanitarian law, and they're violating inter international law itself in its definition, which prohibits the attacks on civilians of any type. mr. bosic, the icc and the icj, they can't do anything, the united nations security council won't do anything, does this expose in your opinion the lack of a proper mechanism to deal with this with? situations like this where clearly genocide and ethnic cleansing is taking place. well, that's been obvious for years, li

built the scene of us concentration camp, a place associated with the worst atrocities committed in yugoslavia. during world war 2, use dashes use the cam system to isolate and exterminate loves romance, jews, and other non catholic minorities and political opponents of the fascist regime. conditions in the senate of us, campbell who renders the gods to which it to arise and the prisoners they send them a consultation temps. so most of them died. it was incredible genocide, the the very best of your self and others is an act of love. those people who seek to deprive us of our rights in self defense, us to move these guys here. they need us the most. they know not what they do. it is a historical fact. every time a society has been stripped of its right of self defense, a mass casualty event has occurred and it's been imposed the business it's, it's the government that has the governments of these communities are of the societies that house committed the atrocities for you guys with who are right on where they took away your guns. the wireless affairs continuously every day in our cities is the

and he more or less sucks yugoslavia into war with these kind of vague promises that at some point the us will look favorably on you if you stand up to hitler now and course german troops are next door and and there's a coup basically engineered by the british and the americans and yugoslavia gets crushed. i mean, i think countries like i talked to, i talked to a number of poles in an event at the national press club, a few years ago. and i was to some extent felt bad because they have this kind of sacred clause that they're always talking about first to fight, first to fight, first to resist. and i pointed out. well, that's very admirable. and you can admire the honor and the courage but sometimes statesmanship requires different virtues, different kinds of skepticism. and you should have looked with the colder eye at what france and britain were actually you versus what they were willing to do for you. yes, it sounds great. the us will support you after the war, but what's happening now? in 1941 with german troops next door? i think hoover would have exercised far restraint and in al

and there was an npr all things considered broadcasts coming from from what was still yugoslavia. you know, rapidly falling apart. and the woman reporter, sylvia poggioli, talked about a place i'd never heard of kosovo and a man i'd never heard of slobodan milosevic and played bits with translation of milosevic's and what the speech was about was the 16 hundredth anniversary of an obscure medieval battle, the battle of kosovo between serbs and the and the ottoman empire mirrored the second in which serbs had always described as a martyr defeat. in fact, it was a kind of standoff and i thought what milosevic's done was import 1 million serbs from all over yugoslavia to commemorate this open unhealed wound as projected it of the battle of kosovo. and i thought to myself immediately, oh, some as i imagined him mine ex-communist apparatchik has found a way to dig himself and his cronies of the debris of the wreckage of communism by banging a xenophobic nationalist drum. and so fatefully it was it was proved, i think. so i just want to i just want to now ask you, though, about because

pieces, each one would be independent like that, yes, they are easy to manage, what happened to yugoslavia same thing, yes, now a completely different trend has begun, now is the time to collect stones, now another world will be collected from this global world, a world will be collected. macro-regions, and russia is already a macro-region in itself, and there is no other way to assemble a macro-region except through understanding what an empire is, because when you put forward one nation, the so -called titular nation, you are telling all other nationalities , that they are second-class, and the good thing about the empire is that it... they try, but it doesn’t work, it’s already lost that ottoman community, yes, but we, as in bareley’s language, an empire that wants to become a nation, never wanted to become a nation, this is precisely our strength, that we accept everyone, we are ready to talk with everyone, including , when we become the center of a large, great, strong macro-region, that is why we can be this center. because we will accept everyone equally, we will not make the best o

we continue to work with a number of european countries, including the countries of the former yugoslaviad. italy and spain have also continued to work with us over the past two years. the highest-grossing russian comedy in the european box office is khalop. the release of a film on foreign screens is painstaking, expensive work. we will gladly accept help. in subsidies for dubbing, for example, because dubbing is a rather expensive option, and films need to be dubbed, because in many regions it is still not customary to watch films in original language with subtitles. in terms of support, there is cooperation with retz, we have been cooperating with the russian export center for many years, and we often participated in various events under the brand made in russia, and these were various world film markets, so it turns out that even in the sphere of the creative industry of russia there is what to export, the main thing is that the potential buyer knows that he produces not only nesting dolls and balalaikas. often russia is associated only with some mono-products; in fact, the diversific

yugoslavia then turned into a giant laboratory for testing color revolutions.ement fight back then they cloned throughout the post-soviet space, in serbia today they are destroying administrative publications, calling them democracy, it was the political heirs of that force that threatened the authorities, the oppositionists even the day before. the protesters reported to the authorities. ultimatum: if re-elections are not announced in belgrade by 12:00 on december 25, they will expand the geography of the protest and block another location in the city. as a result , the protest leaders decided not to wait for the end of the ultimatum. after a failed assault attempt, the opposition today decided to use another technology, drove students out into the streets and threatened to block highways. the police have already stated that this will not be allowed. balkan. the united states, with its statement on expanding the continental shelf, neglects the international format, said the minister for the development of the far east and the arctic, alexey chikunkov. he also

in supposed neutral yugoslavia. in france.but in the communist world, the demonstration are quite different. despite the infamous berlin wall, a constant stream refugees proves to the world that communism has never been the free choice of people anywhere. and. this is a grim tug of war. east german police try to pull this woman back to captivity. she finds freedom. others find death death. khrushchev insists the soviet state, has not ruled and does not intend to rule anyone. impose our way of life upon. well, khrushchev best for lenin. stalin mao zedong and castro. and as it must be for all communists. words are one thing. actions another communists. conspiracy is a deliberate and predictable plan of action to subvert the world. a startling story from lenin in 1914 with 13 followers to the present, with 1 billion people under the control of a comparative handful of communists in the soviet union itself, only 5% of the people are members of the party. a communist philosophy that end justifies the means has caused pain out of al