1TV — broadcast 20260806 100000 UTC 312 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:00] accessories of Nazi Germany in war [00:00:02] crimes, [00:00:05] yes, just the other day, 2026, meaning before [00:00:09] that they were just, I don't know, just [00:00:12] middle-aged men, so to speak, [00:00:15] who they were considered, well, of course, they were considered, I know perfectly well, I remember [00:00:19] how we, well, not that I remember, but I know how we, so to speak, [00:00:23] dug them out until the sixties, [00:00:26] but nevertheless, they are war criminals, well, no. [00:00:30] It is clear that they were war criminals, you just need to understand that now [00:00:33] Ukraine has actualized this topic, the glorification of these [00:00:37] Banderites, Bandera, Shukhevych. Zelensky [00:00:40] actualized it by creating his pantheon, it became [00:00:43] accordingly a topic, including international disputes, it is quite [00:00:46] logical that our relevant [00:00:49] authorities appealed to the court with the aim of dotting the i's and crossing the t's here. I want to remind [00:00:53] you that OUN and UPA were [00:00:56] recognized as terrorist organizations, we have a decision. [00:01:30] the official name of this structure, which I somehow [00:01:33] shouldn't mark like that, it's, [00:01:36] I believe that with regard to historical figures, [00:01:39] historical organizations, these strict restrictions, [00:01:43] like for living terrorists and extremists, should not [00:01:47] be applied. By the way, I want to support that when we write about [00:01:50] Shukhevych, Hitler is not recognized as a war criminal. [00:01:54] It turns out that Nazi criminals Bandera and Yashukevich served [00:01:58] some Hitler. [00:02:08] a serious historical work, then [00:02:11] every other word you have to draw these asterisks and make footnotes, every other [00:02:15] word seriously. At this time, a Wehrmacht soldier, [00:02:18] the Wehrmacht, by the way, at the Nuremberg Tribunal [00:02:21] was not recognized, by the way, yes, [00:02:25] at this time, Isnoskaya entered the hut, and after [00:02:28] that there. [00:03:31] Naturally, I believe that this was done too [00:03:34] late, because even in the Soviet period, we understand that this [00:03:37] ideology lived somewhere among the people, and [00:03:41] those carriers of this ideology should have been [00:03:44] punished then, and well, [00:03:47] we tried to punish them, [00:03:50] some were punished, as they say, demonstrably. It's just [00:03:53] now, 80 years later, it's even 5 years, 5 years of a [00:03:57] special military operation, they suddenly remembered late. [00:04:01] to work with this ideology, and I believe that with such [00:04:04] Nazis, who now support [00:04:07] this ideology in Ukraine, we need to act [00:04:10] radically with them, strictly. It seems to me that we are acting more and more [00:04:14] radically with them, fortunately. [00:04:18] And you are engaged, among other things, in your own [00:04:21] volunteer work, the volunteer company, I understand that you [00:04:24] are engaged, among other things, in excavations at the battlefields of the Great Patriotic [00:04:27] War. I know that a large forum has just [00:04:30] ended recently, and it says Guards on your [00:04:34] chest, right? So tell me what you, what you [00:04:38] found, what is the task, what are you [00:04:41] trying to find, what do you want to find, what do you find? The Guards forum is [00:04:45] a forum of the Young Guard of United Russia, a large youth [00:04:48] movement, the volunteer company also takes part in it. The main [00:04:52] task of the forum is to teach young [00:04:55] people [00:04:57] to write projects and one of the directions. [00:05:12] medallion, one medallion has already been handed over to the family, we are currently [00:05:16] looking for relatives for another medallion, this is Fokin Vasily Stepanovich, [00:05:20] born in 193, uh, I would like to take [00:05:22] this opportunity, you're an adult man, you went to war, so to speak, I would like to [00:05:26] ask the relatives, if they see this broadcast, to contact us, because [00:05:30] we will hand over personal belongings and the medallion and tell about the fate [00:05:33] of this soldier, once again, the name, please tell me, Fokin Vasily Stepanovich, [00:05:37] Vasily Stepanovich Fokin, if any relatives [00:05:41] are watching us, hearing us, please, contact the volunteer [00:05:44] company, what is noteworthy, about the [00:05:47] continuity of generations, [00:05:50] at this forum, together [00:05:53] with this soldier Fokin, there were guard badges, [00:05:57] that is, young guardsmen raised [00:06:00] soldiers of the Guards regiment, that is, this is [00:06:03] the continuity of generations, and they had badges on their chests, we found five [00:06:06] badges, there were 15 soldiers, five badges, that's [00:06:10] for sure. And [00:06:42] we opened this medallion on the last day of the forum, at this [00:06:46] time there was, well, a disco, and at [00:06:49] the disco it was announced that the medallion would be revealed, the [00:06:52] disco just died, everyone came [00:06:55] to watch and wait for the name of that soldier, the hero, [00:06:59] whom they found, and this, and you say [00:07:02] Schengen, guys, people didn't go to the disco, well, honestly, this is no [00:07:05] joke, these are young people, 18, [00:07:09] 25 years old, who truly understand the value of [00:07:12] life, understand that they are returning a fate, [00:07:15] returning a soldier from the war, and for [00:07:19] them this is naturally a great deed, because a person who has once [00:07:22] come into contact with that war will no longer be [00:07:26] the same. We have a large number of guys who were searching in [00:07:30] March 2022 went to Mariupol, we helped [00:07:32] evacuate civilians, made two [00:07:35] temporary accommodation points, and of course, the history of the search, [00:07:39] we draw those parallels, those analogies, which. were then, we [00:07:43] understood that there was a humanitarian catastrophe in Rzhev then, in March 2022, [00:07:46] there was a humanitarian catastrophe for the civilians of Mariupol, [00:07:50] and many subsequently, when the Motherland needed [00:07:54] help, in 2022 signed a contract, very [00:07:57] cool, thank you very much, you know what, well, it's [00:08:01] clear why you need to study history, talk about history, not forget history, [00:08:05] yes, there is such a saying, attributed to Bismarck, I think, [00:08:09] yes, yes, no matter who it's attributed to, it's not even important, the main thing is that... but [00:08:12] it's absolutely true and very accurate, that war, I think it was about [00:08:16] the Franco-Prussian war, if I'm not mistaken, was won by [00:08:20] the history teacher and the parish [00:08:22] priest, well, I repeat, no matter who said it, [00:08:26] it was said remarkably [00:08:32] will return, [00:08:35] they broke up, but exes persecute, demand love, almost [00:08:38] always commit crimes, now this is called stalking, he brought... 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It is reported that tonight the deployment points, [00:14:35] warehouse complexes, and supply hubs of the [00:14:39] AFU groupings in Kharkiv, Sumy, Chernihiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Odesa [00:14:43] regions were hit. Attempts at naval [00:14:46] supply of the Ukrainian grouping in the Black Sea are also being thwarted. Two more [00:14:50] dry cargo ships, which were involved in the delivery of military [00:14:53] cargo, were hit by attack UAVs. to resist [00:15:00] capacity to do so. In the Ukrainian media, the hysteria [00:15:11] these strikes, it should be noted that Ukraine has no [00:15:16] that due to the lack of necessary weapons, [00:15:19] Ukraine is suffering, well, maybe they are not yet using the word defeat, but [00:15:23] for now, so to speak, a tactical... [00:15:39] On the night of August 5, Russian troops launched a massive attack on Ukraine, [00:15:43] firing 24 ballistic, four [00:15:46] anti-ship missiles, and more than 100 drones of various [00:15:49] types. Air defense forces failed to intercept [00:15:52] a single missile, with Kyiv and the Kyiv [00:15:56] region being the most affected. Unfortunately, not a single [00:15:59] ballistic missile was shot down, no complaints against the air defense [00:16:03] forces, because if there is nothing to shoot down, simply nothing to shoot down, they [00:16:06] turn into... [00:16:37] will continue to use the so-called ballistic window, associated with [00:16:41] the absence of anti-ballistic protection in our country [00:16:43] for further strikes. We can say that Russia is trying to increase the level [00:16:47] of damage to the Ukrainian economy. Now the overwhelming [00:16:50] majority of ballistic missiles and Zircon missiles are heading towards [00:16:54] warehouses and other infrastructure [00:16:56] facilities. [00:16:58] The situation is deadlocked, the situation is not easy, at this moment, what do [00:17:02] we have, our deputies are on vacation, the Europeans have gone somewhere, [00:17:06] why should we wait? [00:17:17] Kyiv is really being wiped out, we have nothing to shoot down, well, this is not Ukraine's [00:17:21] fault, but we are in such circumstances, and indeed now [00:17:25] we should not think about any government reshuffles, [00:17:28] we need to gather the Europeans together and go to Trump at the White House, as they [00:17:32] already did. [00:17:37] It's very characteristic, by the way, these considerations, where [00:17:41] is Ursula, where is Mers, and they're making something up, right? It's not clear what they're making up. No, you [00:17:45] understand what the matter is, and then he says, this guy, [00:17:48] yes, but it's not Ukraine's fault, we just find ourselves in such [00:17:51] circumstances, seriously, this is absolutely [00:17:54] one hundred percent Ukraine's fault, moreover, I [00:17:57] am afraid that they will completely drain [00:18:00] this guilt, so to speak, it is, of course, [00:18:03] Ukraine's fault, and what else, whose else? [00:18:07] I love quoting Kipling, but you count the cost of the [00:18:10] feast before you call the guests, so they called [00:18:13] the guests, thought that Ursula was with us, Boris was [00:18:17] with us, everyone was with us, well, and who are you yourselves, generally, nothing [00:18:21] turns out, it's all for naught, Ukraine says, it's not its fault, [00:18:32] Ukraine is left without missiles, did the West simply run out, or, [00:18:36] as Zelensky said the other day, "I feel an attempt [00:18:40] at pressure in this," well, or both, that [00:18:43] was, of course, a classic anecdote, just a little rephrased, "Why [00:18:47] us?" like, "It's not our fault, why us?" [00:18:50] Well, you understand, in fact, the situation with missiles is absolutely [00:18:54] dramatic, not only do the Europeans not have missiles, [00:18:58] the Americans don't have missiles, let me remind you that just yesterday [00:19:02] Trump gave a dressing-down to Hexit for the lack of [00:19:05] missiles, for not being informed that they were so... [00:19:48] Three months ago, this same dwarf stood on a large tribune and said that [00:19:52] Ukraine can teach any country [00:19:53] how to build a truly [00:19:57] impenetrable air defense, we are ready to cover Europe [00:20:01] with our, our air defense, [00:20:05] and they actually talked about how... [00:20:16] And what's with the face, guys? What's with the face, all messed up? Seriously, [00:20:19] you know, this comment, I [00:20:22] just can't hold back. You understand, [00:20:25] it's, it's, it's just such an, oh, oh, [00:20:29] save me, help me, someone, go somewhere, let's all get together, [00:20:32] they're already making statements, but we [00:20:36] must understand the following: that rhetoric may have no [00:20:39] ceiling, but there is such a thing as a ceiling [00:20:43] of possibilities, I don't think that now, [00:20:47] by the way, Seryozha, wait, so, rhetoric has no ceiling. [00:21:20] The US triggered a shocking shift, I would say, [00:21:23] in terms of, so to speak, [00:21:27] security, some tectonic plates have shifted, [00:21:30] no one expected that what had been accumulating for years, so to speak, would be [00:21:34] shot down, destroyed within a matter [00:21:37] of months. Furthermore, look, the Pearl program, as I [00:21:40] understand it, Vlad, it's stalling there, right? And I, let's also [00:21:44] talk about that, it would seem, they invented this Pearl program, everything seems [00:21:47] simple, you said everything, I think, in one phrase, [00:21:51] rhetoric, so to speak, has no limits, but as for possibilities, if we start to analyze [00:21:54] this, this ceiling, it [00:21:57] is multi-component, [00:22:00] the supply of these missiles, right? [00:22:02] Therefore, you can scoop indefinitely from [00:22:06] the bucket, no, at some point you will realize that it's already the bottom, [00:23:20] The Prime Minister for European integration, Zelensky's associate Olga [00:23:23] Stefanishyna, has been charged, or "pidozra" as they call it, [00:23:26] I'm not very familiar with legal terms of this kind, [00:23:30] in short, she is suspected of illegal [00:23:33] enrichment, yesterday the former ambassador burst into tears in [00:23:37] court, stating that she cannot post bail of 13 million hryvnias, which [00:23:40] the prosecutors insist on, because she simply does not [00:23:44] have [00:23:47] such money. I cannot provide bail. [00:25:20] hryvnias in cash, unconfirmed, from which [00:25:22] tickets, repairs for these apartments and other expenses of Olga [00:25:26] Stefanishina were paid, that is, quite a lot of assets that are disproportionate [00:25:30] to her official income, and I want to note that Olga actually [00:25:34] spent her entire life, at least the last many years, as a [00:25:37] civil servant, that is the essence of the accusations, there are also some curiosities, [00:25:41] these apartments are registered in the names of third parties, and these third parties even [00:25:44] chipped in for utilities to pay for these [00:25:47] apartments. In addition, she is suspected. [00:26:32] Stefanishina returned to Ukraine, she understood what awaited her here, [00:26:36] because NABU SAB did not hide anything from anyone, this information [00:26:40] was available. Did she return herself or was she asked to return to [00:26:43] Ukraine? That's the question, because it would be considered a case against [00:26:46] an ambassador. It could have caused a big informational stir, it [00:26:50] would have severely damaged the country's reputation, definitely. Well, it [00:26:54] would have hurt Zelensky too, because he nominated [00:26:57] Stefanishina, and he is responsible for her, because it is [00:27:01] still a direct presidential line. [00:28:03] in the lives of Ukrainian officials and so on, it doesn't concern us at all, we are [00:28:07] only concerned in one, in one connection, how this will affect [00:28:10] the ongoing crisis, for example, Fyodorov's resignation, [00:28:14] yes, led to mass protests, which mysteriously, strangely, are not being [00:28:18] suppressed, the so-called cardboard Maidan, [00:28:23] among various resignations, changes and so on, [00:28:26] the Ambassador of Ukraine to the USA, is there an opinion or [00:28:29] is there, is there a presumption or a feeling that this is somehow... connected, what [00:28:33] is it aimed at, what will follow from all this, this [00:28:37] is what interests us, I repeat, and not, and not, so to speak, mouse fuss in a box of pods, as [00:28:40] it might seem, no, this, this matters, now [00:28:44] with us on the line, on direct line, former adviser to the Prosecutor [00:28:48] General of Ukraine, former employee of the Ukrainian Embassy in the USA, Andrey Telizhenko, Andrey [00:28:52] Grigorievich, hello, thank you for being with