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[00:00:00] Hornets are very often found, and now Martians, who
[00:00:04] are already
[00:00:06] scarier than enemy drones, that is, enemy drones,
[00:00:09] guys, an enemy's FPV drone is like sunflower seeds to us now,
[00:00:13] now the scariest thing is the Hornet and
[00:00:15] Martians.
[00:00:21] There are special traffic lights also installed that give a
[00:00:25] cutoff, whether the road is clear or not. Lately
[00:00:27] there has been less activity. Once the green light turns on,
[00:00:31] as soon as the traffic light is red, stop
[00:00:33] movement, everything stops. We wait, we expect
[00:00:37] a bird in the sky to work on it and then continue
[00:00:40] moving. Now there will be a section, we will need to control
[00:00:44] more carefully. They also fly above the clouds and suddenly come out of
[00:00:48] the clouds, that is, they fly out and sometimes we don't have time, we don't have time
[00:00:52] to jump out.
[00:00:59] Well, we... we made it to our staging post. Hello!
[00:01:03] We are met here by our old good friends. We saw
[00:01:05] Aleksandrych literally a week ago.
[00:01:08] Now he is heading with us directly, as I understand it, to
[00:01:11] the artillerymen. Why is it important for the commander to also go there?
[00:01:15] It's important for him to know where all the positions are,
[00:01:19] you see, to bypass them all in the end.
[00:01:23] That's it,
[00:01:24] we're rushing
[00:01:29] to the starting point, from where we will already move
[00:01:33] by another transport along secret paths
[00:01:36] to the artillery. We will have to walk a bit,
[00:01:39] about 20 minutes, through the destroyed Bakhmut,
[00:01:43] because there was just a report that
[00:01:46] Martian
[00:01:50] is flying over the city. To speed up means to run or to walk
[00:01:53] fast. The cameraman will probably tilt the camera now, because further
[00:01:57] we need, I repeat, along secret paths... so as not
[00:02:00] to reveal the routes of movement of our fighters
[00:02:04] to the artillery positions that are outside
[00:02:07] Bakhmut.
[00:02:08] We reached our
[00:02:13] D-30, finally. Brother, I understand that the
[00:02:17] weapon is carefully camouflaged, this is very
[00:02:20] important. How much time is needed for it to be
[00:02:24] deployed as soon as the command comes and to start direct
[00:02:27] firing? Well, when the command comes...
[00:03:00] Well, it was cool, it was great, guys, it was setting up the settings according to
[00:03:03] the same things we are still working on, mainly dismantling dugouts from this
[00:03:07] or dugouts for infantry cover. Charge,
[00:03:11] weapon fired.
[00:03:14] We're replacing the last one now,
[00:03:18] we're camouflaging. Weapon
[00:03:21] fired.
[00:03:24] We camouflage. Everything is done
[00:03:27] as quickly as possible, of course. The feelings
[00:03:30] are fiery. Today, I repeat, the work of an artilleryman
[00:03:34] is much riskier. You need to choose the moment when
[00:03:38] it is possible, unnoticed by the enemy, to work as quickly and
[00:03:42] as effectively as possible. That's it, now guys, into
[00:03:45] cover, as a
[00:03:49] drone might
[00:03:50] fly in.
[00:03:55] We returned to Bakhmut from its
[00:03:58] outskirts, from where... the guys worked on
[00:04:02] pre-verified positions. Still, Alexander Yurievich, I understand that
[00:04:06] the enemy is gathering
[00:04:08] here, well, such a serious one to
[00:04:12] fight us. The thing is that both convict units and assault regiments
[00:04:16] have gathered here. Mazov also came here. We feel that their calculations are already
[00:04:19] being paid out because the activity has sharply
[00:04:22] increased. It is certainly uneven, it comes
[00:04:25] in surges from day to day, as they say. At some point
[00:04:28] they clean up more... the zone of the contact line and the area adjacent to
[00:04:32] the contact line. At some point they start to put pressure on our
[00:04:35] communications, despite the already large abundance
[00:04:39] of various UAVs.
[00:04:41] UAVs work in my brigade, there are many of them and they work effectively.
[00:04:45] Well, come on, move slowly,
[00:04:47] move, don't stand in the open.
[00:04:51] The situation is certainly tense. The guys, despite
[00:04:55] everything, are going on
[00:04:58] the offensive, they are moving forward. They are gnawing at the enemy's
[00:05:01] defenses. Everyone here understands that the war must be
[00:05:04] won, and won not
[00:05:08] on points, but with absolute victory,
[00:05:11] that is, the destruction of the enemy or his capitulation. Well,
[00:05:15] we reached the guys who directly
[00:05:18] monitored our work from the air. Our
[00:05:21] artillerymen worked now, they worked on the shelf where the enemy was located,
[00:05:25] they performed perfectly, the target was hit, they just reported that
[00:05:29] everything is fine, they observed from the sky, everything was recorded, but this is done
[00:05:33] not just to destroy the enemy, but to
[00:05:36] pave the way for our sacred
[00:05:37] assault planes.
[00:05:46] To get out of Bakhmut is, in fact,
[00:05:49] still a quest.
[00:05:51] Enemy birds are constantly
[00:05:55] on duty over the city.
[00:05:58] Well, finally we broke out of
[00:06:01] Bakhmut, not without adventures, but thank
[00:06:04] God everything worked out. The guys are making
[00:06:08] their way forward so that we can be witnesses,
[00:06:11] of course, to the liberation of Konstantinovka. Now
[00:06:15] our next big step is the liberation
[00:06:19] of Kramatorsk. And the guys from the volunteer brigade named
[00:06:23] after Saint George are also doing everything to ensure
[00:06:26] that the result is achieved. Semyon Pegov was with you,
[00:06:30] Sashka Panamary, Brigade of Saint George,
[00:06:34] Kramatorsk-Druzhkovka
[00:06:36] direction, people, greetings to everyone from
[00:06:40] the Donetsk People's Republic. Especially for
[00:06:43] Channel One, especially for you, subscribers of the
[00:06:47] WarGonzo project.
[00:06:50] Well done, guys, Semyon Pegov was with you, Sashka
[00:06:53] Panamar, yes, greetings to Alexander Maksimenko and Semyon Pegov.
[00:06:57] Alexander Yurievich Boroday, we are waiting for you, of course, in our, in
[00:07:00] our studio. Thank you, guys,
[00:07:01] let's continue.
[00:07:05] Remember there was such a common phrase, it says, well, the Russians, they,
[00:07:08] they encroached, they dared
[00:07:11] to attack the world built on rules, well, there seem to be rules,
[00:07:15] like, well, these people encroached to make the world without rules.
[00:07:18] It's clear that we all have long understood what these rules are, such
[00:07:22] specific ones, changing regularly
[00:07:25] during the game. But I will tell you, this applies to everything, because
[00:07:28] remember about the wave that breaks the back of a wave,
[00:07:32] because this story it, of course, extends to all
[00:07:36] spheres of life, to culture, to
[00:07:38] sports. All attention to...
[00:08:17] The day before yesterday, a meeting of the FIFA Executive Committee was even held in Morocco.
[00:08:20] In Morocco. Is it a coincidence? So, from whom did
[00:08:23] 60,000 flee? I don't know, I don't know.
[00:08:27] In general, why Morocco? Why Morocco? Yes, indeed, by the way,
[00:08:31] Sergey Nikolaevich said an excellent thing the day before yesterday in one of our
[00:08:35] broadcasts. FIFA, listen, FIFA is actually one of the most
[00:08:38] powerful structures, much more powerful than the UN, for example, that's
[00:08:42] a fact. Because FIFA produces the most important
[00:08:45] currency, which is now most valued, it produces
[00:08:49] emotion, you see? And it tries
[00:08:52] to capitalize on it. So, a meeting of
[00:08:54] the Executive
[00:08:56] Committee of the International Football Federation was held
[00:08:59] in Morocco. For 7 hours, the council decided
[00:09:03] whether to keep Infantino as FIFA president. There's a serious
[00:09:06] scandal there, not a joke. I won't reveal all the cards at once,
[00:09:10] what decision they came to. Look.
[00:09:23] Last night, Gianni Infantino arrived at an emergency meeting with FIFA
[00:09:26] management. Just a few days after he had to
[00:09:30] abandon plans to sell some commercial rights to the World Cup to Jared
[00:09:33] Kushner's brother. Infantino was forced to address the board
[00:09:37] members and apologize at the organization's African headquarters
[00:09:41] in Morocco. Shortly after that.
[00:09:51] In a letter to FIFA Council members, Infantino admitted that the controversial
[00:09:55] scheme to attract private investments should have been considered
[00:09:59] differently.
[00:10:01] FIFA apologized to its national associations for
[00:10:04] the failed attempt to sell a stake in the commercial rights to the World
[00:10:08] Cup. But a rather harsh warning was also issued.
[00:10:12] The statement says that FIFA will no longer tolerate any attacks
[00:10:16] on its integrity, governance system, observance of internal procedures, and will also
[00:10:20] take all necessary measures to protect its reputation. This is a very curious
[00:10:24] statement, given the scale of indignation caused by
[00:10:27] Infantino's plan. In essence, FIFA warns that it will not
[00:10:30] tolerate further attacks on the organization. The
[00:10:33] Union of European Football Associations, UEFA, actually
[00:10:36] sent Infantino packing. All
[00:10:40] 55 national associations unanimously voted to boycott
[00:10:43] tournaments under the auspices of FIFA, even the next World Cup
[00:10:47] was under threat. UEFA made it clear that it had lost
[00:10:50] confidence in Infantino as president. This position remains
[00:10:54] unchanged.
[00:11:25] I'm indignant, just in case, to get excited, and I do get excited, I love
[00:11:28] football and all that, but I generally don't understand what the intrigue is, well,
[00:11:32] yes, they make money from this, well, yes, big
[00:11:35] sport is an enormous, monstrous, so to speak, business. What's
[00:11:39] the fuss about? Maybe I really don't quite understand the plot, I ask
[00:11:42] Malik, if you understand, well, yes, well, look, as for Morocco, what
[00:11:46] we laughed about, well, here, in general, the
[00:11:49] truth is on the surface, because the next World Cup will be held in Morocco
[00:11:53] and Spain, yes... it will be interesting to see how these two
[00:11:57] countries will host simultaneously, yes, well, of course, several more years must
[00:12:00] pass for all this happiness, but it will be interesting to see, but the path
[00:12:04] for fans from Morocco to Spain has already been, so to speak,
[00:12:07] paved,
[00:12:10] already, you can already pass directly through all
[00:12:13] these border barriers, well, although on the other hand, many talked about
[00:12:17] the current World Cup, yes, how Trump will hold it against the backdrop of the crisis
[00:12:21] in relations with Canada and Mexico, but in the end, somehow they managed to do it against the backdrop.
[00:12:34] between the faction that advocates for the Americanization of this entire
[00:12:38] international football association and these old European football
[00:12:41] bosses who, of course, don't want to give up any of their
[00:12:45] cash flows, power, authority, influence to anyone, that is,
[00:12:48] Infantino, yes, indeed, of course, he adapted to Trump
[00:12:52] to the maximum, we remember how last year he even created.
[00:13:55] I think many European football bosses don't like it.
[00:13:58] Well, simply because if Americans play a key role,
[00:14:02] they will influence everything: cash flows, rules, everything else. Well,
[00:14:05] it's logical that your influence will decrease.
[00:14:09] As for how this might affect us, well,
[00:14:12] look, it might be tangential to some extent, excuse the tautology,
[00:14:16] because all these guys from UEFA are precisely the main advocates against
[00:14:20] our national team participating in any future
[00:14:22] championships.
[00:14:25] So, Infantino, what's curious, yes, on the one hand, of course, yes, he has
[00:14:29] this trail of scandals and everything else, but he might even be partly more
[00:14:32] amenable to agreement than those guys who are currently opposing him.
[00:14:35] Tough, football is a tough game. What is actually
[00:14:39] happening? What is actually happening is that Mr. Infantino
[00:14:43] is supposed to be re-elected to his post in 2027 and envisioned that he would
[00:14:47] peacefully manage FIFA as president until 2031.
[00:14:50] He understands that he will have to leave in 2031 anyway, so a plan ripened
[00:14:54] in him. What if he privatizes
[00:14:58] the rights, understandably, for broadcasting and, accordingly, all
[00:15:01] commercial, so to speak, uses of broadcasting, and transfers
[00:15:05] it to FIFA Forward Enterprise, which he would naturally
[00:15:08] lead. Naturally, a salary was immediately
[00:15:11] provided. If today Infantino's salary is 3 million
[00:15:14] euros, then his salary was already assumed to be 30
[00:15:18] million dollars in FIFA Forward Enterprise, which is almost
[00:15:22] 10 times more, per year. We are talking about annual.
[00:15:26] Actually, this is the first point, the second point is that the rights to
[00:15:30] manage all football, world football, were supposed to transfer
[00:15:33] to Forward Enterprise. Excuse me, I was just thinking about the salary, yes. Yes,
[00:15:37] yes, I understand, I understand, I really want to, I understand,
[00:15:41] and such a situation arose in which
[00:15:43] UEFA and a whole host of other associations opposed
[00:15:47] this. Why? Because they were essentially deprived of their income. And how did Infantino try to
[00:15:51] push this deal through? Very simply, he actually offered
[00:15:54] African and Oceanic associations
[00:15:57] instead of 8 million dollars
[00:16:00] in additional bonuses from this deal
[00:16:03] 34, that is, it was commercial bribery
[00:16:06] in fact. To everyone who would agree with this
[00:16:09] scheme. Corruption, it first
[00:16:12] agreed.
[00:16:16] In other words, it was, it was just an attempt to push through his own
[00:16:19] interests, no, and in the most vulgar way, so to speak,
[00:16:23] by bribing Joshua Kofdon, Trump's brother-in-law was supposed
[00:16:26] to, Trump's brother-in-law, he was supposed to, Trump's
[00:16:30] own brother-in-law, he was supposed to receive one of
[00:16:34] the controlling stakes in this brother, Trump's brother-in-law, yes please.
[00:17:08] Even if they don't run out, you want more, you want
[00:17:11] more. What's familiar, it becomes less,
[00:17:15] new opportunities appear, Trump shows how to make money on
[00:17:18] Trump. What do you think, Infantino isn't salivating, all the
[00:17:22] others, respectively, on the one hand need more
[00:17:26] resources, on the other hand, there's already more temptation.
[00:17:29] In 2008, world
[00:17:32] science fell under administrators who distribute
[00:17:35] grants, it died. And fundamental, I mean,
[00:17:39] the World Health Organization fell under Mr. Gates, who
[00:17:43] just flashed money, because he had it, and everyone
[00:17:46] else didn't. Western politicians, in fact,
[00:17:50] largely fell under organized crime. Well, now
[00:17:54] the next stage, I don't want to talk about organized crime, pointing
[00:17:57] a finger at Trump, these are still different phenomena,
[00:18:01] yes, but the style of action, and
[00:18:05] judgment, speed, pressure,
[00:18:07] ignoring old rules, creating new rules, we
[00:18:11] generally see this activity, and Mr.
[00:18:14] Infantino simply decided that it was necessary to inject private
[00:18:17] money and transfer a still public
[00:18:20] organization into the hands of the right private business, under
[00:18:23] his own leadership, by the way. I remember, by the way, I think I already told you about this,
[00:18:27] well, it won't hurt. So,
[00:18:31] 2010, FIFA World Cup
[00:18:34] in South Africa, in Pretoria, I remember it as if it were yesterday,
[00:18:38] a vivid impression. So, in Pretoria, I think the US team played against the
[00:18:41] Chilean team, and we were standing there,
[00:18:45] watching football, it was a fan zone, not in the stadium, a fan zone, very
[00:18:48] cool, barrels with fire in them, burning, it was a bit
[00:18:52] chilly, because June, you understand, winter in that hemisphere.
[00:18:56] Well, we were standing there in a small international company, an American
[00:18:59] asked me, he says, do you understand what would happen
[00:19:03] if football were even half as popular in America, in the United States,
[00:19:06] as in...
[00:20:07] that Europeans naturally resist this very
[00:20:10] cunning, we will say, financial, but perhaps
[00:20:14] other scheme, yes, on which Mr. Infantino wants to earn, that
[00:20:17] is true, and I must, of course, admit
[00:20:20] that the Czech Republic initially agreed to the financial
[00:20:24] offer by mistake, naturally, then we
[00:20:27] later realized our own, you know, we, we say
[00:20:30] there's some kind of reproach in this miracle that Infantino wants
[00:20:34] to earn, who doesn't want to earn.
[00:20:50] You have to, he says, rephrase the well-known expression, the whole world
[00:20:53] is football, I say, and people in it are Ronaldos, and Mikhail says, no,
[00:20:56] balls. This is how, very philosophically, I
[00:21:00] think this will certainly go down in the annals, please Sergey Nikolaevich. Look, I think this is
[00:21:03] all, let's not just talk about Infantino's wallet, but about,
[00:21:07] because I think this is about rules in general, yes, they are crumbling
[00:21:11] everywhere, everywhere, but there is no such place where the old, including
[00:21:14] football. This is not about football, this story is about money and about
[00:21:18] power, that is, in other words...
[00:21:50] the biggest budget today is 250
[00:21:52] billion, then NBA 180
[00:21:56] billion, guys, the valuation of the franchise, the unfortunate
[00:21:59] UFC, no-rules fighting, 5 years, how
[00:22:02] this, so to speak, fellow started selling this whole story,
[00:22:06] already 30 billion, that is, a billion, that is, twice as expensive
[00:22:09] as FIFA football. From this, we conclude what was encroached
[00:22:13] upon, either finances, that is, football is about
[00:22:16] interest, it's about emotions, it's about suffering, it's about...
[00:22:33] to America, it's like with Hollywood, remember how Americans took over all world cinema? Exactly the same.
[00:22:36] That is, I am saying directly on air, they will take
[00:22:40] FIFA, it will become commercial and financial, they will take it,
[00:22:43] it didn't work out now, they will put someone of their own, they will still make
[00:22:47] a good franchise out of it, a good...
[00:22:50] sales, that is, as Mikhailich correctly
[00:22:53] said, investors will manage finances,
[00:22:56] investors are needed, well, what's lying around, listen, what's lying around
[00:22:59] is the only remaining sanctuary today, it's
[00:23:03] 5 billion people of influence, 5 billion today, almost
[00:23:07] 4.8 billion,
[00:23:10] the largest, more than half
[00:23:12] of humanity, of course, it's emotion, the most
[00:23:16] important currency of the world, it's emotion, what Nikolaevich said a couple of days ago.
[00:23:20] In general, friends, we jumped off in time, we will continue to develop the backyard
[00:23:24] tournament Leather Ball, commercials,
[00:27:49] He found such a cherry on top of our discussions today,
[00:27:53] fantastic. Well, it's clear, the rules are changing, or rather
[00:27:56] to say, they are not changing, they are being changed. Including the rules
[00:27:59] of decency. And all previous notions.
[00:28:32] I, for example, will keep my subscription free for now,
[00:28:36] thanks, see
[00:28:38] you tonight.
[00:28:44] Good afternoon, Big Game is live. I'm Vyacheslav
[00:28:47] Nikonov. Today Russian President Vladimir Putin held
[00:28:51] a traditional meeting with permanent members of our country's
[00:28:54] Security Council. Here's how the president defined
[00:28:58] the agenda for the day.
[00:29:01] Today we have
[00:29:09] the topic of additional measures to improve anti-terrorist protection of infrastructure facilities. I ask the Director of the FSB,
[00:29:13] Bortnikov Alexander Vasilyevich, to begin,
[00:29:16] please. Indeed, the most important issue is
[00:29:19] the protection of our country, the most important
[00:29:23] infrastructure facilities from enemy strikes. As you
[00:29:26] know, we are successfully shooting them down, but
[00:29:28] some still break through, they break through. efforts to normalize the situation, taking into account
[00:30:02] the legitimate interests of the state
[00:30:06] and the region. During the exchange of views on Ukraine, Vladimir Putin informed about
[00:30:09] the state of affairs in the context of the special military operation. Particular
[00:30:13] attention was drawn to the intensification by the Kyiv regime of terrorist activities
[00:30:17] against the civilian population and civilian infrastructure. Gratitude was expressed
[00:30:20] to the leadership of the United Arab Emirates for assisting in organizing exchanges
[00:30:24] of prisoners of war and detainees between Russia and
[00:30:28] Ukraine. The Ministry of Defense
[00:30:31] reported on the main results of combat operations for
[00:30:34] the week. Strikes continued on Ukrainian
[00:30:38] ships associated with the Ukrainian Armed Forces
[00:30:41] throughout the evening, only this
[00:30:45] morning, strikes on merchant
[00:30:49] vessels continued. Three dry cargo ships carrying
[00:30:52] military cargo were hit. In total, during the week,
[00:30:55] 34 merchant vessels operating
[00:30:58] in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were hit.