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[00:00:00] he went down, somehow soured, disappeared somehow from the front pages and from the second, and from the
[00:00:03] last ones, as if he doesn't exist, but judging by these actions and judging by what you
[00:00:07] are saying, in fact he does exist, and Zelensky takes him seriously and accordingly changes
[00:00:11] figures, based on potential scandals with
[00:00:15] them, did I understand correctly? And not only scandals, not only scandals with
[00:00:18] them, but in general it is said, they are trying to distance themselves from
[00:00:22] all this problem, to show that he is allegedly not involved in this, although he
[00:00:25] uses Minich's people in the chair
[00:00:29] of the prime minister, whom he will then blame for all the problems after winter and also
[00:00:33] dump this whole situation on them, it turns out, he just
[00:00:36] uses all the people around him in certain
[00:00:39] processes, then when he needs to, he discards them, because according to
[00:00:42] Stefanyshyna, in the criminal case it was
[00:00:45] known that she would be suspected a month and a half ago,
[00:00:48] but Zelensky personally asked NABU not to
[00:00:52] do it, lured Stefanyshyna back, allegedly so that she
[00:00:55] would resign under the pretext of coming to Kyiv for
[00:00:58] the congress of ambassadors. Then they handed her this suspicion, so there was a whole game,
[00:01:02] a combination, to then present it to the public, that
[00:01:06] allegedly he is fighting corruption, but in parallel, I say again,
[00:01:09] he is simply clearing all the ranks around him, not understanding
[00:01:13] that he will have no one to lead his
[00:01:16] political process in Ukraine, this Kyiv regime will simply
[00:01:19] fall apart, and it is falling apart already by presidential standards, it is
[00:01:23] characteristic that you used the word "lured her", so to speak, to
[00:01:25] Ukraine, that's where, where she was warmly welcomed,
[00:01:29] it's... generally it's interesting, you naturally, you truly said that not that
[00:01:32] it's true, it's fair, perhaps, you said that he does,
[00:01:36] to create an impression in the public that he
[00:01:39] is fighting corruption with all his might, and so to speak, even beat your own, so that strangers
[00:01:43] would be afraid and generally, this is unacceptable,
[00:01:46] blah-blah-blah, but for which public, for
[00:01:49] the Ukrainian or for, for example, the European?
[00:01:53] A little bit for everyone, Europeans already understand what is happening, they understand
[00:01:57] where everyone can put pressure, excuse me,
[00:02:00] on the budget, which is supplied from the West
[00:02:04] to Ukraine, they themselves participate in this, and this is done, as
[00:02:07] it were, a little bit for the Western public, but for the Ukrainian, to
[00:02:11] show, well, there are problems, but we are somehow fighting them, to
[00:02:14] calm people down, because people are already at the peak of emotions, if
[00:02:18] that cardboard Maidan, which is generated by the West -
[00:02:22] this is a profanation, but if people really come out with emotions, as it
[00:02:25] was in Lviv and there at Treishin in Kyiv, there will simply be
[00:02:29] riots.
[00:02:38] Last question, briefly, if, if we abstract from her, so
[00:02:41] to speak, involvement in some corruption schemes, scandals, but these are still
[00:02:44] assumptions, the court has not yet made its decision there, this
[00:02:47] is a suspicion, as a political player, what is the weight
[00:02:51] of Olga Stefanyshyna, and accordingly, what is the significance of her
[00:02:53] resignation? Her weight as simply as
[00:02:57] the ambassador of Ukraine to the USA, it is clear. Nothing more,
[00:03:01] she does not have, so, it is a symbolic such a symbolic
[00:03:04] act, very demonstrative fight, so to speak, against corruption at all
[00:03:07] levels, yes, this is a pure
[00:03:10] show, like the whole show that is the Kyiv regime with
[00:03:14] showman Zelensky in Kyiv, logical, thank you very much, Andrey
[00:03:18] Telizhenko was with us on the direct line, thank you very much, former
[00:03:22] adviser to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, former employee of the Embassy of Ukraine in
[00:03:25] the USA, yes, here again we should not
[00:03:29] underestimate this... the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is literally a series of mutual
[00:03:32] underestimations, they really underestimated the ability first
[00:03:36] of Ukraine as a state to resist, Ukraine underestimated
[00:03:39] Russia's ability to mobilize and conduct a multi-year
[00:03:43] continuous military campaign, and here we see the same thing,
[00:03:46] look, from my point of view, firstly, why do Ukrainians say this:
[00:03:50] where is Macron, where is Ursula von der Leyen, because the West promised,
[00:03:54] the West promised help, the West said, we will not abandon you, and accordingly
[00:03:57] this part for the image of victory for... Ukraine is extremely important for
[00:04:01] mobilizing society, to understand that they are not
[00:04:04] alone, behind them is a whole layer
[00:04:08] of politicians and state systems. Furthermore, it seems to me that
[00:04:11] Vladimir Zelensky is playing two games here, simultaneously,
[00:04:15] the first game is inside the country, he is undoubtedly protecting the entire political
[00:04:19] field and concentrating power in his
[00:04:22] hands, we talked about this, he literally changes whoever
[00:04:25] he wants, for whoever he wants, and whatever people come out with cardboard signs
[00:04:29] or without cardboard signs. It doesn't matter, the second part is directed
[00:04:32] outwards, and here is his real concern for
[00:04:36] Ukraine, yes, it's obvious that Zelensky is not
[00:04:38] just some puffed-up dummy, he
[00:04:41] quite competently plays with the figures he
[00:04:45] has, what he wants to do is tie
[00:04:48] Ukraine to the West. The West, as we see now, says: yes, we
[00:04:52] wanted to support you, but things are taking too long, we ourselves
[00:04:56] don't have enough missiles, we ourselves need to finance our own.
[00:05:42] he says: no, no, you are with us, so you've taken a stand together,
[00:05:46] so go with us to the end, because if you leave us now,
[00:05:50] they will defeat us, and then you will be left with Russia one on one, and
[00:05:54] you, as Zaluzhny told them, don't even have half the level of the Russian
[00:05:57] Federation in your NATO, so here, of course, Zelensky
[00:06:01] is playing quite a multifaceted game,
[00:06:04] he presents Ukraine as not, as it were,
[00:06:07] an inevitable ally of the West and himself as
[00:06:10] an inevitable leader, that's clear.
[00:06:14] against the background of, against the background of pictures of Kyiv, last night
[00:06:18] the night before last, so to speak,
[00:06:20] to advertise, only we can help you, but this is
[00:06:24] quite, quite a non-obvious marketing move, you know,
[00:06:27] please show us a burning Kyiv, well, just really, it's a poor
[00:06:31] marketing, well, it's clear, that's the only thing, Sergey Nikolaevich, what's
[00:06:35] interesting, Alexey said such a phrase, he says, probably, well, yes,
[00:06:38] the best advertisement for air defense, yes, well, okay.
[00:06:43] Alexey said that the idea is to
[00:06:45] tightly, permanently tie
[00:06:48] the West to Ukraine, and Ukraine to the West. Well,
[00:06:51] it's interesting, and how is this done? Look, Ukraine is part
[00:06:55] of the global, you agree, this thesis is very true, in my opinion.
[00:06:59] Ukraine is part of a global corruption scheme. NABU has long been a tool
[00:07:03] for managing, including personnel decisions on the territory
[00:07:06] of Ukraine. It is obvious that Zelensky is dissatisfied with the quality and
[00:07:09] results of his visit to the United States. The Iranian
[00:07:20] vacuum cleaner sweeps everything away, crisis, technological
[00:07:23] crisis, then we remove a secondary figure from the chessboard,
[00:07:26] which is the ambassador, we dump
[00:07:30] part of the internal political discontent onto a clumsy
[00:07:33] politician who could not properly organize communications between
[00:07:37] the two governments, we maintain
[00:07:40] the global corruption scheme. Boris Johnson.
[00:08:12] he showed where there were, pay attention, just
[00:08:15] train cars full of cash, it was very
[00:08:18] cool, please, colleagues, I think there is another aspect here,
[00:08:21] uh - you understand, corruption in
[00:08:25] Ukraine is an open secret, that factually everyone
[00:08:29] is involved, so to speak, everyone is, so to speak, splitting these funds, from my point of view,
[00:08:33] in this story with Stefanyshyna, what's interesting, the key word here is not
[00:08:36] ambassador, not her name, not how much she did, so to speak, but
[00:08:39] the USA, the USA, that's it, that's it.
[00:09:12] in Kyiv's corridors of power, or rather, having found herself
[00:09:16] outside the corridors of power of Kyiv,
[00:09:19] she shows the overseas master that,
[00:09:22] you see, Zelensky is not coping, yes, his
[00:09:25] people, where does all this go, let's
[00:09:27] do it differently, rebuild everything, put our trust in other
[00:09:31] people in Kyiv, these people are not
[00:09:33] justifying themselves,
[00:09:36] after all, NABU, NABU is not Zelensky's structure, it
[00:09:40] attacked Yermak.
[00:09:53] that Stefanyshyna behaved incorrectly in Washington, that is, she
[00:09:56] , so to speak, began to betray Zelensky,
[00:09:59] began to betray everyone she knew, that is, they started meeting with her, they
[00:10:03] started talking to her, she started, so
[00:10:06] to speak, talking, I hope she is safe and sound, and
[00:10:09] when it reached
[00:10:13] Zelensky, knowing NABU's claims against her, she was
[00:10:17] brought to Kyiv to, so to speak, demonstratively hand her over,
[00:10:20] simultaneously showing that there's not just a problem
[00:10:23] with
[00:10:35] drives them, they are fine with it, the European Union supports
[00:10:38] Ukraine not because it is morally on the right side
[00:10:41] of history, but because the support meets the goals and objectives
[00:10:45] of the European Union at the moment, they understand everything perfectly about Ukrainians,
[00:10:49] no, naturally, but the only thing is, if a corrupt official drives a corrupt official,
[00:10:52] it means we... let me fire Stefanyshyna,
[00:10:56] please, I assume that
[00:11:00] Trump says, listen, can we fast forward the middle, already to the end, it's all
[00:11:03] clear, fight corruption, all that, but everyone understands everything, that's the point of
[00:11:07] the driver, that's
[00:11:36] sports, the European Union of Football Associations
[00:11:40] continues to threaten a boycott of the world federation, FIFA, can you
[00:11:43] imagine, UEFA rebelled against FIFA,
[00:11:46] demanding the resignation of FIFA head Gianni Infantino,
[00:11:50] the reason for the dissatisfaction is his policy in his post, by the way, he
[00:11:54] is very close. Remember, the World Cup recently passed, where this
[00:11:57] closeness was, so to speak, revealed to the world in all its splendor and
[00:12:01] details, and so here, in addition to everything else, at
[00:12:05] the end of July it became known that Infantino plans to attract private
[00:12:08] investors to the commercial rights to the World
[00:12:11] Cup, and not the least role here can be played by, attention, President
[00:12:15] Trump and his family.
[00:12:17] Look.
[00:12:26] Recently FIFA was criticized for high ticket prices,
[00:12:29] controversial hydration breaks, refusal to issue visas to the USA,
[00:12:33] who can forget about the alleged political interference of
[00:12:36] President Trump in connection with the red card shown to the American
[00:12:40] striker.
[00:12:43] You don't manage any business like that, not a small business, let alone
[00:12:47] something that carries global responsibility, like
[00:12:49] football.
[00:12:52] Today an urgent news came, which... they accuse
[00:13:41] him of selling the soul of football, the world football community says: no, why should we let
[00:13:44] anyone from these people in here, we don't need this
[00:13:46] money. If you look at how much money FIFA
[00:13:50] makes, it's billions and billions
[00:13:52] of dollars.
[00:13:55] When you are the president of FIFA, you are a very influential person, and Gianni
[00:13:59] Infantino perceives this role this way: he considers himself a statesman,
[00:14:02] a ruler of a country, he feels equal to
[00:14:05] presidents.
[00:14:09] Pressure on Gianni Infantino is clearly increasing, as he faces re-election in
[00:14:12] March. American media report that
[00:14:16] Infantino sought support from the Trump administration to
[00:14:19] keep his post, and that he scheduled closed talks with
[00:14:23] the Secretary of State.
[00:20:07] program, here's a beautiful, beautiful story,
[00:20:11] a cherry on top of our reasoning, Mariana
[00:20:14] Naumova together with the film crew "myzhivy" visited
[00:20:17] Murmansk, from where the Northern Sea Route begins, the shortest
[00:20:20] route from Europe to Asia, its importance, we have discussed this many times and
[00:20:24] are discussing, grows year by year, today eight
[00:20:27] nuclear icebreakers lead convoys of ships through the ice of the Northern and
[00:20:31] Arctic Oceans, let's watch her
[00:20:34] story:
[00:20:55] Honestly, I would never have thought that together with the team we would travel
[00:20:58] almost our entire vast country, now we are
[00:21:01] more or less, beyond the Arctic Circle in the city of
[00:21:05] Murmansk. Today we are going on a sea trip to
[00:21:08] feel the spirit of the Polish Gulf closer,
[00:21:12] to become
[00:21:13] sailors.
[00:21:20] ship, hello, hello Roman,
[00:21:22] greetings, please come aboard the boat,
[00:21:36] it's not often we get to see the beauty of the city from the water, but here in
[00:21:40] Murmansk we managed to do it, look how
[00:21:42] beautiful,
[00:21:48] Murmansk is an absolutely unique city, it is the largest city in the world
[00:21:52] located beyond the Arctic Circle, three fleets are based here:
[00:21:55] the Northern, nuclear and fishing fleets, and what's
[00:21:59] interesting, thanks to the warm current, the Kola Bay does not
[00:22:03] freeze, which allows our ships to sail
[00:22:06] the Arctic all
[00:22:07] year round.
[00:22:14] If we look at our map, then we have the Northern Sea
[00:22:17] Route,
[00:22:20] the country lies mostly covered in ice,
[00:22:24] the country itself is so situated that the Northern Sea
[00:22:28] Route is our artery, now it is becoming
[00:22:31] an international artery, it is the shortest route from Europe to
[00:22:35] Asia, these are the successors of the icebreaker Lenin, what kind of
[00:22:38] ships are they now, I know that the main part is still production
[00:22:42] of the Soviet Union, but Russia also has very interesting
[00:22:45] projects, well, currently in operation by the state corporation
[00:22:49] are. eight nuclear icebreakers and two more icebreakers
[00:22:52] are being built at the shipyards of the Baltic Shipyard, plus
[00:22:56] to this a completely unique, one might say, icebreaker, which will be
[00:23:00] twice as powerful as these previous ones, is being built in the
[00:23:04] Far East,
[00:23:18] Yaroslav, I heard that your father is a military
[00:23:21] sailor, yes, you could say, a dynasty, a dynasty in the second
[00:23:24] generation, there, what tasks did you perform? Primarily
[00:23:27] reconnaissance tasks for searching, detecting,
[00:23:31] issuing target designation data for detected enemy
[00:23:33] objects. I see, you performed very well, Knight of the Order
[00:23:37] of Courage. In principle, probably, I, like anyone, once a
[00:23:41] boy, then a man, cannot
[00:23:43] sit still when something is happening, so that later I could
[00:23:46] look my children and grandchildren in the eye without shame, so when... the special military
[00:23:50] operation began, when the boss said that I needed to go, without
[00:23:53] hesitation, I packed my things and left, well, like any military man,
[00:23:57] when they tell me I need to go, it takes me about
[00:24:00] 17-18 minutes to gather everything I need into a bag
[00:24:04] and leave.
[00:24:16] December 5, 1957, footage
[00:24:27] of the launching of the
[00:24:30] icebreaker Lenin, people cried,
[00:24:33] admired, why was it so necessary then? It was
[00:24:36] the first nuclear icebreaker and the first
[00:24:39] ship to be nuclear powered, it's just that at
[00:24:43] that time an icebreaker was needed that
[00:24:46] could overcome ice in the Arctic for...
[00:24:50] escorting convoys of ships, because diesel icebreakers, they
[00:24:53] coped, but the time of escort and power
[00:24:56] were insufficient, and how after so many years is this still our
[00:25:00] only development, only we sail on nuclear
[00:25:04] icebreakers, how is this even possible, what is its uniqueness?
[00:25:08] There were, there were attempts by other states to create
[00:25:11] ships with nuclear
[00:25:14] reactors, but they were not successful, these were
[00:25:18] Japanese ships, German. American, I don't know, what is
[00:25:22] its uniqueness, probably in our desire and in our need, that
[00:25:25] after all we are a northern country,
[00:25:29] this route had to be
[00:25:32] mastered, well, and of course people first
[00:25:35] new guys came, more experienced ones left to teach
[00:25:39] on other ships, well, this tradition has
[00:25:42] remained with us, that we are the only country in
[00:25:46] the world that has a nuclear icebreaker fleet.
[00:26:02] also performs, then, for example, what does a nuclear cruiser
[00:26:06] do? Well, on our Northern Fleet we have surface cruisers with
[00:26:10] nuclear power plants, there are
[00:26:13] strategic cruisers, these are submarines with ballistic
[00:26:16] missiles, the nuclear shield of the Russian Federation,
[00:26:19] naval strategic nuclear forces, well, God forbid that this weapon
[00:26:23] ever be used, but at any time the sailors of our Northern Fleet are ready for it, do I
[00:26:27] understand correctly that during your service in the fleet you
[00:26:31] didn't have any direct combat... any
[00:26:33] applications?
[00:26:36] No, no, there haven't been any combat applications here, thank God, yet,
[00:26:39] I participated with my
[00:26:42] crew on a nuclear submarine cruiser of strategic
[00:26:45] designation many times in ballistic missile launches, but again,
[00:26:49] these are all training exercises, on a regular basis the Northern Fleet performs
[00:26:53] such combat exercises for itself first of all, including
[00:26:56] to show NATO countries what
[00:26:58] we are capable of.
[00:27:12] what is the scariest thing on a nuclear icebreaker? I
[00:27:16] worked for 15 years on a nuclear icebreaker and I didn't have
[00:27:19] such events that it was scary, ice,
[00:27:23] Arctic, icy desert, how does it
[00:27:26] feel inside, I can only say
[00:27:29] what I experienced in the first days.
[00:28:02] indescribable, you have to experience it,
[00:28:29] I see the sea, my heart aches, thank you all for your attention. See you on the
[00:28:33] air.
[00:28:41] Good afternoon, the Big Game is live, I'm Vyacheslav Nikonov. Today
[00:28:44] Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting with
[00:28:48] the presidential plenipotentiary representative in the Far Eastern Federal
[00:28:51] District, Yuri Trutnev. Of course, they discussed
[00:28:55] the problems of developing our Far East, well, including
[00:28:59] projects for creating scientific and technological.
[00:29:32] pays attention to the Far
[00:29:34] East,
[00:29:37] it must be said that Ukrainian and Western mass
[00:29:40] media, today, well, like yesterday,
[00:29:44] actually, were full exclusively of reports that
[00:29:47] they failed to shoot down a single Russian missile, and how
[00:29:51] bad it all is, and what a
[00:29:54] violation of all norms of humanitarian law and so on on the part of
[00:29:58] Russia, well, when such strikes were carried out against us.
[00:30:02] against civilian targets, among others, it was clear, there was
[00:30:06] no such indignation, this wail "what for us"
[00:30:09] sounded literally from all Western
[00:30:12] irons, but in fact
[00:30:15] there is a reason, and this demonstrated that in fact
[00:30:19] the capabilities of our armed forces far
[00:30:22] exceed the capabilities of Ukraine, for
[00:30:26] any of their provocations there will be a much
[00:30:29] more serious response, well, and...
[00:30:33] Our high-precision systems continued
[00:30:35] to strike targets on the territory of Ukraine. Yesterday,
[00:30:39] both day and night, the Aerospace Forces and missile forces launched strikes on targets in the
[00:30:42] Sumy, Kharkiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions, in the
[00:30:46] territories of Donbas not controlled by Russia,
[00:30:49] Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions, in the Odesa region, in Mykolaiv, Mykolaiv
[00:30:53] region, in the Black Sea waters, Chernihiv, Chernihiv
[00:30:56] region, Kyiv and Poltava
[00:31:00] regions, in total, as reported by the Ministry of Defense, these
[00:31:03] strikes were carried out in 150.