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[00:00:43] Our drones regularly terrorize the Ukrainian rear, and
[00:00:47] tonight was no exception. Geraniums flew to Izyum, Kharkiv
[00:00:50] region. A group of our drones also operated in
[00:00:53] Mykolaiv, Poltava, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipropetrovsk regions.
[00:00:56] Also, daily, our forces strike military
[00:01:00] infrastructure in Ukraine in the Black Sea. The Ministry of Defense reported that
[00:01:03] last night, three Ukrainian dry cargo ships
[00:01:07] carrying military cargo
[00:01:10] were hit. Western journalists are closely following
[00:01:13] how our drones and missiles visit Ukrainian facilities
[00:01:17] in the Black Sea daily. BBC journalists even went
[00:01:21] to Odesa to film a report on how everything looks
[00:01:24] from the inside. It turned out to be a real
[00:01:26] blockbuster.
[00:01:40] We came to Odesa because for the past few weeks there have been constant
[00:01:44] reports and videos of Russian attacks on ships in the Black
[00:01:48] Sea, as well as on ports in this region. It seems that the war has again
[00:01:51] reached a new level. We planned this trip for several days, but
[00:01:55] sirens sound almost continuously, and Russian drones and missiles always
[00:01:58] seem to be somewhere nearby. Therefore, plans have to be constantly
[00:02:01] changed. This is what the Ministry of Defense
[00:02:05] of Russia reports. Strikes on Ukrainian port infrastructure continue,
[00:02:09] including on facilities in the port of Odesa. So far,
[00:02:12] everything is going according to plan, the naval forces will depart, but
[00:02:15] there are many things that we are forbidden to film. Our
[00:02:18] location and everything else that could help the Russians. Now we
[00:02:22] are boarding a patrol
[00:03:00] It's very hot here.
[00:03:03] We are going on patrol. Leaving the port, we pass by the consequences
[00:03:06] of Russian strikes on this area. Unfortunately, we cannot show you everything. It is extremely
[00:03:10] important for local authorities that the Russians do not know what is working and
[00:03:14] what is not, but we saw ships heavily damaged by fire. Another one with
[00:03:18] containers that, apparently, are still burning. The risk here
[00:03:21] is constant. Our last morning in Odesa, we
[00:03:25] meet with the head of one of the largest ports in the region. He
[00:03:30] stopped. tells us what the work
[00:03:30] of all
[00:03:35] ports is practically
[00:03:37] The sea corridor is open, the military lets ships in, but almost
[00:03:41] no one wants to enter, the risk is too great.
[00:03:45] Something I don't understand, so this BBC correspondent I
[00:03:48] saw, heard what he said, but
[00:03:51] I didn't see Odesa, you are an artificial intelligence specialist, well,
[00:03:55] tell me,
[00:03:58] yes, it was, most likely, well, it was, but...
[00:04:00] I think they were very asked not to show the places where they were brought, so that
[00:04:04] our geraniums would not visit there on a tourist trip, he actually
[00:04:08] went, well, such a PR stunt, well, let it be, just
[00:04:11] for show, for show, this is the BBC, and besides, the vacation is over, it's time to
[00:04:15] start working. In general, due to the loss of sea routes, Ukraine is incurring
[00:04:19] fairly serious losses, and they affect many industries, including
[00:04:23] metallurgy. The export of a million tons
[00:04:26] of iron ore is under threat, Ukraine could lose.
[00:04:33] up to 60-70 million in foreign exchange earnings every month, and production in the industry risks contracting by
[00:04:36] 40%. Well, the independent media
[00:04:40] publishes the results of our strikes on Ukrainian logistics last
[00:04:44] month, the numbers are indeed impressive. Since early July, Ukraine
[00:04:47] has lost more than 4,000 km of warehouses
[00:04:51] and logistics complexes, and Ukrainian business is paying dearly for
[00:04:55] Zelensky's war, Ukrainian
[00:04:57] Telegram channels write about this.
[00:05:00] In fact, for business, one month of escalation, which Zelensky
[00:05:03] arranged, costs 2 billion dollars. If we add
[00:05:06] here the foregone budget revenues, business downtime,
[00:05:09] costs, layoffs, impoverishment, then... even more
[00:05:13] they have a cumulative effect. If the war in
[00:05:16] 2022-2025 cost the budget 5
[00:05:19] billion dollars, then now the figures reach 10 billion
[00:05:23] dollars. This is a critical figure, as each subsequent year
[00:05:26] of war will cost two to two and a half times more than the previous ones.
[00:05:30] At the same time, the country's income from credit lines from sponsors is falling, and
[00:05:34] arms prices are rising. Ahead for the country is an abyss due to another
[00:05:37] Zelensky adventure. Zaurbek,
[00:05:40] can we say that Ukraine's economy has already fallen into an abyss and is being held
[00:05:44] up, not allowed to fall completely, only by Western
[00:05:47] support? Of course, are there any chances for recovery? No chances
[00:05:51] at all. In previous years, they received approximately
[00:05:54] 4-4.5 billion dollars a year
[00:05:57] in monthly export earnings through ports. Now the ports
[00:06:00] are stopped. They will certainly redirect some through railways or something
[00:06:04] else, but in any case, they will lose 3 billion dollars a month
[00:06:07] in monthly export earnings. And how much aid are they getting? If last
[00:06:11] year the Europeans gave
[00:06:14] them about 2.5 billion dollars in grants and support
[00:06:18] per month, now it's only 500 million, which is five times
[00:06:21] less. This gap that is growing
[00:06:25] every month is already visible. Who can cover it? The Americans,
[00:06:29] the Americans are also reducing their aid. They even sell weapons
[00:06:32] through European funds, that is, the Europeans essentially pay for
[00:06:35] the weapons. What are they filming all this for, essentially? They
[00:06:39] say: We are spending
[00:06:41] your money. Right, this is primarily for the European
[00:06:44] establishment, yes, who should
[00:06:48] pay more money, and secondly, for European taxpayers,
[00:06:51] who no longer want their establishment to transfer money
[00:06:54] to Ukraine, well, and for the Ukrainians themselves, because Ukrainians
[00:06:57] are ceasing to believe that everything will be fine in the future, when they
[00:07:01] will get - a situation in which the budget will stop
[00:07:04] being replenished, they will not be able to pay pensions and
[00:07:08] salaries every month. How will the Ukrainians, that will never,
[00:07:11] well, and...
[00:07:42] Yesterday, the Ukrainian Fuhrer again began complaining, demanding that his officials
[00:07:46] urgently search for Patriot missiles for
[00:07:48] air defense. It seems Ukrainian. Every Ukrainian
[00:07:52] diplomat, all our Ministry of Defense officials must know where else in the world there are
[00:07:56] PAC-2, PAC-3 missiles for Patriot, other missiles for
[00:07:59] air defense. Direct talks, direct contacts, new
[00:08:02] agreements are needed. Well, Donald Trump, in turn, with the same
[00:08:06] persistence, tells Zelensky that there will be no
[00:08:09] missiles. They are needed by the United States themselves, and that's it.
[00:08:15] Zelensky states that his country desperately needs
[00:08:18] long-range Patriot missile
[00:08:21] systems.
[00:08:23] But we also need missiles, Biden has already given him a lot. Biden has transferred
[00:08:27] 300 billion dollars worth of ammunition. You know, when I left the
[00:08:30] White House, our arsenals were packed to the brim, and he gave away a lot
[00:08:34] of everything, and now we have to
[00:08:36] rebuild them.
[00:08:38] At the same time, surprisingly, the same Zelensky, who whines, "give us
[00:08:42] weapons," at the same time flares his nostrils and tells
[00:08:46] everyone that he will soon, literally tomorrow, have
[00:08:49] his own missile, and what kind of
[00:08:52] missile? His own ballistic
[00:08:54] missile. Listen,
[00:08:57] to develop your own ballistic missile, to create a new anti-ballistic system, is a
[00:09:01] task that has been accomplished by an absolute minority of countries in the world.
[00:09:05] Ukraine has this capability. Ukrainians have the
[00:09:07] relevant scientific base and competencies. It can be stated
[00:09:11] that at the necessary level.
[00:09:42] this was developed, tested quite
[00:09:45] successfully, hit the target almost without any
[00:09:49] deviations from the course, a clear hit by a ballistic
[00:09:52] missile, now we need to finish it, retest it,
[00:09:55] start combat use, this is exactly the best weapon to
[00:09:59] immediately hit Russian launchers. And
[00:10:02] the former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Zaluzhny, said yesterday that Ukraine
[00:10:06] has practically exhausted all its resources, there is nothing to fight with,
[00:10:10] and Russia has found countermeasures for all Ukrainian weapons. Well, regarding
[00:10:14] ballistic missiles, what missile is Fyodorov talking about? Because not only Fyodorov is talking about it,
[00:10:17] but also the head of FirePoint company, this Stillerman, right? Well,
[00:10:21] Ukraine, as always, generally speaking,
[00:10:25] I would even say, boasts
[00:10:28] about certain achievements. What is the point?
[00:10:31] Ukraine, this what is shown to Freya, this is
[00:10:34] an anti-aircraft missile version,
[00:10:38] like, yes, not a Patriot, well, far from a Patriot. They took
[00:10:41] a missile from the S-300 first modification, S-300
[00:10:45] PT, which they had since Soviet times, modernized it,
[00:10:48] and there are two versions: the first version, as an air
[00:10:52] defense missile, with a range of 75 km. We
[00:10:55] understand that what is that? That's
[00:10:58] nothing. The second version, just seven without
[00:11:01] X, is a ballistic missile that has a range of 300 km
[00:11:05] and is an analogue to some extent of the ATACMS missile,
[00:11:09] but S300, and there is also FP9, which is F9, it
[00:11:12] was precisely tested, it was intercepted and
[00:11:15] destroyed. So, I would like to say right away that
[00:11:19] when we conduct exercises, well, in peacetime
[00:11:22] we conducted exercises, tactical exercises with live... firing, combat
[00:11:25] crews of S-400 complexes fired at targets, these
[00:11:29] missiles of the S300 complex acted as targets,
[00:11:32] that is, for us these are targets, for
[00:11:35] them these are combat missiles, but they could have been modified so that, that is,
[00:11:39] but they are being modified now with the help of the West, that is, what
[00:11:42] is being done, here Freya is the same, a Swedish
[00:11:46] Giraffe radar station is taken, it is in service
[00:11:50] with Ukraine, or there is a Danish one, a French missile guidance station
[00:11:54] is taken or...
[00:12:25] when a Patriot missile falls, we saw the wreckage in Kyiv,
[00:12:28] there are these large blanks, remember, the nose
[00:12:32] of the missile, there's a belt of rhombuses here,
[00:12:35] these rhombuses are precisely maneuvering engines, there are more
[00:12:39] than a hundred of them, so the missile costs over four million dollars,
[00:12:42] because each of these rhombuses is an engine that helps
[00:12:46] to turn the missile and provide super maneuverability. Ukraine
[00:12:50] tried to obtain this technology from the Americans, they were refused,
[00:12:53] well, plus the cost. 4.5 million is, of course, colossal money,
[00:12:57] plus, well, Freya costs up to a million, they say, well, because it's
[00:13:01] an S300 modernized, but they
[00:13:03] threaten with ballistic missiles, they say with ballistic missiles, I agree with you,
[00:13:07] they threaten with ballistic missiles just like the Flamingo missile, now they
[00:13:10] are busy with making their own engine
[00:13:13] for the Flamingo cruise missile, as they claim,
[00:13:17] now they use either engines from old
[00:13:20] Yak-40 aircraft or from Czech sports
[00:13:23] training aircraft. But - it's possible
[00:13:27] that they will succeed in something and some speed characteristics will be
[00:13:30] different. As for ballistic missiles, we
[00:13:33] are working on ballistic missiles, but we perfectly understand how the territory of our
[00:13:37] country, the number of complexes, density, and so on, you can find
[00:13:40] a hole, because the Americans and the French took pictures of our
[00:13:44] air defense system, uh-huh, and gave them
[00:13:47] to them, yes, they gave them to Ukraine, and there it is clearly visible where, how,
[00:13:51] just yesterday, American senators gave new information. About
[00:13:55] these maps, that is, if previously the update came, for example,
[00:13:59] once a week, and we could change the configuration
[00:14:02] of the placement of our complexes during that week, and if they
[00:14:05] now give updates every day, through UV radiation, well,
[00:14:09] let's not reveal all our cards to the enemy, although we certainly
[00:14:13] don't even try, we don't reveal them, this is known,
[00:14:17] if they say that they can do anything, they can create both Flamingos
[00:14:21] and Freyas and even there. in cooperation with German suppliers, is expected in autumn,
[00:14:43] why do they say that we will strike with ballistic missiles, well, a little later,
[00:14:46] sometime in autumn, or maybe even in winter? Well, firstly, because
[00:14:50] not everything depends on the Ukrainian manufacturer.
[00:14:54] We are being led into the very heart of a secret
[00:16:39] drone production
[00:16:42] facility.
[00:16:44] The level of enthusiasm is astonishing. Technicians, carpenters, welders,
[00:16:48] assemblers, scientists, all of them are working to maximize the production
[00:16:52] of weapons that are changing the course of the war with Russia. Most of this
[00:16:55] facility is underground, we cannot show the faces of the workers or record
[00:16:59] their voices, we cannot film anything that could help identify
[00:17:03] our location. Any violation of the security system can have.
[00:17:11] The company can produce more than 200 drones
[00:17:14] daily, and production can be increased, but everything
[00:17:17] comes down to funding. The main thing in this war is to try
[00:17:21] to make these drones as cheap as possible and to produce
[00:17:25] them in the largest possible
[00:17:26] quantities.
[00:17:29] This is a long-range drone just off the assembly line, thanks to its explosive
[00:17:33] payload, the FP-1 can fly 300 km.
[00:17:52] for him, the war against Russia is a matter of Ukraine's survival as a nation. In this
[00:17:55] war, the decisive factor will be the will of our people and the will
[00:17:59] of the peoples of Europe. If Europe decides that the Russian
[00:18:02] empire must be finished, we can do it very
[00:18:06] quickly. Zaurbek, for whom are such stories made
[00:18:10] to report that, like, look what the money went to, we didn't steal it, we
[00:18:13] did something, well, of course, we need to report somehow,
[00:18:16] and it's also surprising, you see, all these production
[00:18:20] facilities are underground, underground, they talk
[00:18:24] about it as if it's some kind of protected space that we can't
[00:18:27] reach, as if we haven't humiliated, haven't destroyed
[00:18:30] such underground bunkers, the most protected with daggers
[00:18:33] already, yes, all that remains is to find out where they are located, I am sure that our...
[00:19:37] on the ground, right next to a Ukrainian cargo
[00:19:40] plane loaded with ammunition, which, of course, was supposed
[00:19:44] to fly to Ukraine, if the drone had not been neutralized in time,
[00:19:47] a disaster would have been inevitable. Whose drone it is has not yet been
[00:19:51] established, but, of course, everyone immediately rushed to look for
[00:19:54] a Russian
[00:19:55] trace.
[00:20:02] Leipzig Airport narrowly avoided disaster, as the media
[00:20:05] reported, a drone laden with explosives was
[00:20:08] in close proximity to an aircraft of the Ukrainian
[00:20:11] airline Antonov Airlines, loaded
[00:20:14] with ammunition. It arrived from France and was supposed to continue
[00:20:18] its flight.
[00:20:21] It all started when the airport control tower detected two drones
[00:20:24] and gave a signal. The cargo plane, preparing to land, began to gain
[00:20:28] altitude and collided with an object in its path.
[00:20:32] The plane did not sustain serious damage and landed 200
[00:20:35] km from the airport. When
[00:20:56] forensic experts began to examine the explosives, it quickly became
[00:21:00] clear that their manufacture was carried out by professionals.
[00:21:04] The total weight of the charge was about 800
[00:21:06] grams.
[00:21:15] The German Interior Minister convened an emergency meeting of law enforcement
[00:21:19] chiefs. American officials
[00:21:22] state that Russia may be connected to this
[00:21:25] incident. Of course, the Russians may have a motive, because this
[00:21:29] airfield is used by the US and its NATO allies to
[00:21:33] transfer military equipment that could potentially
[00:21:36] go to Ukraine.
[00:21:39] According to the Ukrainian ambassador to Germany, responsibility for this
[00:21:43] incident undoubtedly lies with
[00:21:45] Moscow.
[00:21:50] Now, political scientist and independent journalist Gregor Spitzin is joining
[00:21:54] us from Germany. Gregor, welcome. Good
[00:21:57] day. Gregor, I have a question, do Germans, well,
[00:22:00] really believe this whole story? That is, well, there is no
[00:22:04] assumption that, in general, this drone could
[00:22:07] have been planted by someone specifically, provoking such
[00:22:10] a panic, or I don't know how likely it is that
[00:22:13] someone simply forgot to load it
[00:22:16] onto the plane.
[00:22:20] German media is a Russian threat, that is, the fact that Russia is behind
[00:22:23] this attempt, so to speak, on German sovereignty is beyond doubt, heilige
[00:22:27] Lügen, yes, as they like to say in Europe, but there are also
[00:22:30] sane voices, because on the websites
[00:22:34] of some German media in the comments there is
[00:22:37] an alternative opinion, please tell me, why, if they were
[00:22:41] professionals, did they prepare this drone so unprofessionally?
[00:22:44] Why, for example, was the explosive on this drone of Czech
[00:22:47] production? Why was all this so demonstrative? It
[00:22:51] strongly resembles a false flag operation, for example, to
[00:22:54] mobilize European public opinion in support of Ukraine and against
[00:22:58] Russia. Therefore, there are many more questions here than answers, in general.
[00:23:02] Therefore, perhaps that is precisely why the German Interior
[00:23:06] Minister Alexander Dobrindt is currently refraining from unambiguous assessments,
[00:23:09] but the German media have already made all the conclusions, and people in Germany who
[00:23:13] do not possess the necessary level of critical thinking firmly believe what
[00:23:16] the main German media transmit... believe
[00:23:27] Germans and German media until final victory. Therefore, we
[00:23:31] must in every way, so to
[00:23:33] speak, accumulate public opinion in Europe in support of Ukraine, not let
[00:23:37] Germans relax, not let them vote for
[00:23:40] alternative political parties that advocate for reconciliation with Russia, just
[00:23:44] before the elections to the East European Landtags.
[00:23:47] Russia is our enemy, and it is necessary in general in every way. The victorious
[00:23:52] end, excuse me, the Germans are not given to know what it is, well,
[00:23:56] they will certainly find out again. Thank you very much, political scientist,
[00:23:59] independent journalist, Gregor Spitzin. I thought about it, well, the Russian trace is everywhere, it's
[00:24:03] already so big and prominent that it's time to put it in the Guinness
[00:24:06] Book of Records. Commercial break and
[00:24:08] we'll be back.
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[00:28:59] youth. My secret is.
[00:30:02] establishing the work of nine illegal crypto exchangers. Young people aged
[00:30:06] 18 to 25, in pursuit of easy money,
[00:30:09] worked as a financial artery for Ukrainian scammers, cheating
[00:30:12] Russians out of money. The scheme was as follows: Ukrainian call centers forced
[00:30:16] victims to transfer all savings to so-called couriers. The scammers
[00:30:20] took the cash from the deceived people, brought it to Moscow City, to these
[00:30:23] very exchangers, converted cash into cryptocurrency, and transferred
[00:30:26] this cryptocurrency already to Ukraine. A criminal case has been initiated for
[00:30:30] fraud on an especially large scale and... faces up to 10 years in
[00:30:34] prison. So, the news will continue broadcasting on the First Channel.
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