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[00:00:30] The countries of the region are not ready for full-scale military actions, including Saudi Arabia,
[00:00:33] the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, they want to negotiate, they want to de-escalate
[00:00:37] the situation, they see a threat in the destructive policy of Israel, and of course,
[00:00:41] what the Trump administration is pursuing in the region is a full-scale
[00:00:45] war, and they are trying to maximally reduce all this with their
[00:00:48] capabilities, through the Russian side, which has good relations with
[00:00:52] the authorities in Tehran, so Trump indeed has very
[00:00:55] bad, let's say, trumps, he doesn't have any at all, and as
[00:00:58] for his future... it seems to me he said he doesn't care about
[00:01:02] the elections, he doesn't care about the Republican party, he has some kind of his own
[00:01:05] idea, which he has not yet revealed, probably,
[00:01:09] but Trump definitely said that he
[00:01:12] needs rockets more himself than
[00:01:15] giving them to Ukraine, well, and what about Europe? Well,
[00:01:18] with Estonian promptness, Kaja
[00:01:22] Kallas reacted to
[00:01:24] our strikes on Ukraine with her post 3
[00:01:28] days later.
[00:01:31] Each new attack on Ukraine is another reason for
[00:01:35] Europe to tighten the screws on Russia. In response to
[00:01:38] the recent series of Russian airstrikes, the EU today
[00:01:42] approved new sanctions lists against five individuals
[00:01:45] involved in Russia's military-industrial complex. We must
[00:01:49] continue to increase pressure on Russia until Moscow
[00:01:52] stops its war. Horrible European
[00:01:56] reaction, which resulted in five.
[00:02:30] to win, in connection with this, one of the first most important government decisions will be
[00:02:33] the decision to deport Ukrainian men of conscription age who do not work in
[00:02:37] Poland legally, they will have the opportunity to fight for their
[00:02:41] homeland, well, correctly, all Ukrainians should be sent to
[00:02:45] the front, then look, Poland
[00:02:48] will rule, well, they are used to always ruling and
[00:02:52] used to being rude, and but as rude as Navrodsky, the President of
[00:02:55] Poland, was yesterday, honestly, the last time...
[00:02:59] I don't remember when something like that happened, let's listen: it is in Poland's interest that Ukraine,
[00:03:05] Ukrainian soldiers, deal as successfully as possible with the post-Soviet Russian
[00:03:09] Federation, and that they keep it as far away from Poland as
[00:03:12] possible. Obviously, this is the strategy of the Polish
[00:03:16] state, let them kill Russians, this does not concern us Poles at
[00:03:19] all, in this regard Ukrainians can always count on our
[00:03:23] support, because where the Moskal is beaten, Poland helps,
[00:03:27] even if it is not directly involved in the war. This is
[00:03:30] Poland's strategic interest, but our strategic interests also
[00:03:33] lie in ensuring that Bandera flags are not developed either in Warsaw or
[00:03:37] in Poland as a whole. That's it. Well, this is the essence of
[00:03:41] European politics. Poles are simply, you correctly said,
[00:03:45] notorious boors they always were, they did not
[00:03:48] choose their words very often, but this is the essence,
[00:03:51] this is animal Russophobia,
[00:03:53] this is not even ideology, or economic
[00:03:57] conflicts, no, it's just.
[00:04:30] the goal is to set the population, to set the public against
[00:04:33] Russia, but Poland has always done this in its history, always
[00:04:37] got, received, without our desire to even
[00:04:41] take revenge, to do something, but such is the fate of this
[00:04:44] state, of this nation, for such
[00:04:47] behavior, for such an attitude, they always
[00:04:50] received, and it never occurred to
[00:04:54] our people, Russians or other
[00:04:57] residents of Russia, to say: there,
[00:05:01] how good it will be when we start hanging Poles, how
[00:05:04] good it is when someone starts beating these Poles and so
[00:05:08] on, but for them it's a normal conversation,
[00:05:11] a normal conversation. Kill the Moskal, because,
[00:05:14] because, why? Yes, because he is a Moskal, because
[00:05:17] he is not ours, because he did not let
[00:05:21] Poland be from sea to sea, and still does not let it. This
[00:05:24] is the whole essence of Polish national
[00:05:27] policy, if it can be called that, but at the same time, Poland always tried to
[00:05:31] sit on two chairs, and most often
[00:05:34] fell between them, and he doesn't even see
[00:05:37] a contradiction between the need to fight
[00:05:40] Banderism, which is...
[00:06:12] that the Russians are coming, it's already coming out of all
[00:06:15] the irons, and - well, in the most, it would seem,
[00:06:18] incredible context, but in Europe there are really huge problems now, there is
[00:06:22] an economic crisis, there is heat, there are
[00:06:26] fires, there are, well, a lot of
[00:06:28] troubles, well, who is to blame for this, what do you
[00:06:32] think, well, of course, let's
[00:06:36] listen to what they say about the fires
[00:06:39] on French television.
[00:06:46] If we talk about all of Europe, about France, in particular, and about Russia's actions,
[00:06:49] then we need to understand that in the case of some forest fires, questions arise in France
[00:06:53] about possible foreign interference.
[00:06:57] We have already reached such discussions. I know that this issue really causes
[00:07:00] concern at the highest state level. The authorities
[00:07:03] are wondering about the origin of these fires, especially in the context of hybrid
[00:07:07] warfare. And when you see how destructive such
[00:07:10] fires can be, it cannot be ruled out that they can...
[00:07:20] be part of such actions, but where does such information come from? You know, the police, gendarmerie and French special services collect information when crimes are committed on French territory, all this is analyzed.
[00:07:24] анализируется.
[00:07:26] Yes, so, well, who wouldn't believe the French special services,
[00:07:30] who analyze information about the fact that it turns out that Russia is setting
[00:07:34] fire to everything in France and also organized the heat,
[00:07:37] there were also solar flares, remember, this is also,
[00:07:41] this is also our work, yes. This is also Russia, but there is already
[00:07:44] an obvious election campaign starting, Macron's term ends
[00:07:48] next year, Attal, who is considered a possible
[00:07:52] successor to Macron, is already
[00:07:55] sounding the alarm. Let's listen to what he
[00:07:59] says.
[00:08:03] The General Secretariat for National Defense informed us that we have become victims of
[00:08:06] Russian interference, fake news was created, which reproduced
[00:08:10] logos of well-known media. This news spread false
[00:08:14] information about me, but what does this mean for the French people? Such
[00:08:17] interference means that a foreign state wants to manipulate
[00:08:20] the elections, steal the democratic choice of the French. We understand that
[00:08:24] such destabilizing interference will continue throughout
[00:08:27] the campaign. The Kremlin will act to weaken some candidates and
[00:08:31] strengthen others, primarily the National Rally. The Kremlin will
[00:08:34] oppose candidates like me and strengthen Marine Le Pen, as
[00:08:38] the National Rally has always supported Russia. Here.
[00:08:42] Official statement by the press secretary of his Renaissance party,
[00:08:46] Djaba
[00:08:46] Zakhaba.
[00:08:50] What is at stake now is that a foreign power, in this case Russia, has
[00:08:54] its own political agenda and wants to steal, usurp the presidential
[00:08:57] elections in France. If even one vote is stolen in the elections next
[00:09:01] year, it will mean that our freedom, our ability to make
[00:09:04] sovereign decisions, has been attacked.
[00:09:08] That's how it is. Vyacheslav Alekseevich, we remember how in the United States
[00:09:11] of America.
[00:10:12] the system doesn't work, if you find that naive person who will believe
[00:10:16] this, well, probably, great, but live
[00:10:19] independently, remember, sovereignty is the most expensive thing there is
[00:10:22] in modernity, yes, well...
[00:15:53] Game. Today is a rare day. There was no shooting in the Middle East. And the main
[00:15:57] political event took place in
[00:16:00] Mecca, a sacred city for every Muslim,
[00:16:03] where the leaders of Turkey,
[00:16:06] Saudi Arabia and Pakistan
[00:16:10] met and there
[00:16:13] a tripartite agreement on
[00:16:16] collective defense
[00:16:19] between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and
[00:16:22] Pakistan was concluded. This is what
[00:16:25] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan
[00:16:29] reported on this matter.
[00:16:33] Guided by the long-standing historical ties between the three states, based on strong
[00:16:36] bonds. Islamic solidarity, relying on common
[00:16:39] strategic interests and long-standing cooperation in the field of defense, the Crown Prince
[00:16:43] Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, the President of the Republic of Turkey
[00:16:46] and the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan signed the Makkah
[00:16:50] Agreement on Joint Defense, reflecting the common commitment of the three
[00:16:53] states to further strengthen collective security and promote peace and
[00:16:57] stability in the region and beyond. The agreement is designed to
[00:17:00] strengthen collective deterrence against any acts of aggression and stipulates that any
[00:17:04] armed attack on one of the three states will be considered
[00:17:07] an attack on all three states, it also provides for the expansion of all
[00:17:11] aspects of defense cooperation. Muratevich,
[00:17:14] against whom is this tripartite agreement, what
[00:17:17] does it mean that an attack on one of the three states will be considered
[00:17:21] an attack on all three. I think that here
[00:17:24] several potential adversaries are being considered. First of all, of course, it is
[00:17:27] Iran on the one hand, on the other hand Israel. Because, in fact,
[00:17:31] these countries have quite a lot of fears that
[00:17:34] the situation in the region will escalate, this will lead. to a regional
[00:17:38] conflict. Why Israel? It's understandable. Turkey very much
[00:17:41] understands how escalation is growing. We see the statements of Tamara
[00:17:45] Bengvir, Betzalel Smotrich, Netanyahu himself, Yisrael Katz,
[00:17:49] regarding the fact that Turkey is the next target. Very actively, there are still
[00:17:52] all sorts of processes related to various, let's say,
[00:17:56] Kurdish movements, some of which are quite heavily armed, yes, these are
[00:18:00] the remnants of the former SDF and so on. Therefore, from this point of view, in
[00:18:03] principle, it is primarily a hint there. But in
[00:18:06] a global... perspective, this is a rather interesting story for us, in fact,
[00:18:10] because Egypt will most likely join this pact in the near future.
[00:18:14] What does this mean? Firstly, if we look from the point of view of
[00:18:18] military potential, there are quite a lot of armed forces, that is, purely
[00:18:21] human resources, secondly, this is finally the very signal
[00:18:25] that began, well, that was adopted in the region and they began to create their own
[00:18:29] regional security system, because the American
[00:18:32] security umbrella can no longer protect, not only
[00:18:36] its allies in the region. It can no longer protect Israel, and even itself,
[00:18:39] and therefore, from this point of view, countries began to think about how
[00:18:43] to change this situation, how to get rid of the needle
[00:18:46] on which we sat for a long time, and this is also a global blow, in fact,
[00:18:50] to the so-called petrodollar, because as soon as its own security
[00:18:54] alliance is created, the less dependence there will be on American and generally
[00:18:58] Western security umbrellas, backup weapon systems,
[00:19:01] it is for this reason that Turkey, in fact, is trying to balance precisely in
[00:19:05] the Turkish project of a new fighter jet, these... it is precisely
[00:19:08] these countries, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Pakistan, that are now investing money,
[00:19:11] trying to jointly develop an alternative to the F-35, but it is clear that it will not
[00:19:15] be of such quality capabilities, but still these are already attempts at
[00:19:18] the sovereignization of their security policy, this is what all this
[00:19:21] is being created for, and that very American agreement, it essentially
[00:19:24] heralds a new era, a certain one for,
[00:19:28] probably, independence in security matters for the entire
[00:19:30] region. Yes, indeed an interesting development
[00:19:33] of events, I am not very sure how much it fits
[00:19:37] into anti-Iranian plans, because Pakistan does not act as
[00:19:40] an anti-Iranian country, Turkey also, well, Saudi Arabia,
[00:19:44] naturally, now there are scores to settle, so the combination is very
[00:19:47] curious, and how it will develop, I think, if you allow me
[00:19:51] just one second, look, if Iran indeed reaches
[00:19:54] an agreement, Iran's ambitions will greatly strengthen and many countries will see
[00:19:58] in the face, or rather non-regional players or small regional
[00:20:01] players will see Iran strengthening, Iran will accordingly
[00:20:04] pursue its policy, in this case it is precisely possible. this as
[00:20:08] a counterweight to the strengthened Iran as a result of American aggression
[00:20:11] can be considered precisely this tripartite
[00:20:15] alliance, but for the Saudis, the situation has indeed turned out to be very difficult
[00:20:18] now, because in
[00:20:22] Foreign Policy an interesting article about the fact that
[00:20:26] the Saudis generally found themselves in a trap, let's
[00:20:29] listen,
[00:20:32] I feel sorry for the Saudis, they found themselves caught between the Iranians and the Houthis, this is
[00:20:35] an unpleasant situation partly explained by. the irresponsible and erratic
[00:20:39] US President. The escalation of the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Ansar
[00:20:42] Allah, which occurred in July, was unnecessary, moreover, not
[00:20:45] far-sighted. The Saudis are confronting the Houthis alone. Regional leaders
[00:20:49] expressed. solidarity with the Saudis, but not one of the kingdom's Arab neighbors
[00:20:53] offered to help. The fact that US President Donald Trump occupied the Oval
[00:20:56] Office during this period is particularly painful. When Saudi Arabia
[00:21:00] reached an agreement with the Trump administration that would have given it access to nuclear
[00:21:03] technology, the US President pulled the rug out from under it by adding crucial
[00:21:07] conditions for normalizing relations with Israel. Saudi Arabia stated
[00:21:11] that it would only do so after the creation of a Palestinian state. This was
[00:21:14] not the first time Trump poured oil on the fire. His failed operation
[00:21:18] "Epic Fury" strengthened. Tehran's presence on the western coast of the Persian
[00:21:22] Gulf. As soon as Trump finds a way out of the conflict, he will leave Saudi
[00:21:25] Arabia and other countries to deal with its consequences. To improve their position,
[00:21:29] the Saudis need to abandon the principles that defined their
[00:21:32] policy, only then will they have a chance to shape the region, not allow
[00:21:36] others to shape it for them. And also, of course,
[00:21:39] an unpleasant thing for Saudi Arabia, it cannot really export its
[00:21:43] oil now, its exports have fallen by more than
[00:21:45] half, and for the first time in
[00:21:48] history
[00:22:20] had very high hopes for Saudi Arabia, a huge number of
[00:22:23] contracts were signed, we saw during the second
[00:22:26] term, how bright the visit of the President of the
[00:22:30] United States of America to Saudi Arabia was, he
[00:22:33] boasted about these tens and hundreds of billions
[00:22:36] of dollars that came into the American economy. Now the key questions are:
[00:22:40] did they come, or did they remain paper
[00:22:43] agreements? Within the first term,
[00:22:46] 90% of the agreements remained on paper and were not brought
[00:22:50] to completion, within the second agreement the same thing
[00:22:53] happened. What did Saudi Arabia get?
[00:22:56] Saudi Arabia also received a paper stating that the United
[00:23:00] States of America would perceive threats to Saudi Arabia as its
[00:23:03] personal threats, but with one caveat: this will be
[00:23:07] so if Saudi Arabia firmly shakes
[00:23:09] hands with Israel. But this did not
[00:23:12] happen, because Trump clearly said: "I am fighting for Saudi
[00:23:16] Arabia if Saudi Arabia keeps a close eye on
[00:23:19] Israel, but Saudi Arabia perfectly understands that if it
[00:23:23] goes for this, there will be certain difficulties, and America, America
[00:23:26] consumes a little over 20 million barrels per day, and produces, and
[00:23:30] produces 13.5, where to get them from, this, this
[00:23:34] region gave a lot, now, now reserves are being
[00:23:37] used up, so Saudi Arabia, it fell between Scylla and
[00:23:41] Charybdis, and it is unknown what is better, Scylla or Charybdis,
[00:23:44] in this regard I mean the following: on the one hand the United States of America, on the other
[00:23:48] hand Israel, which is. an integral part, of course, of the
[00:23:52] United States of America, on the other hand, these are not good
[00:23:55] relations that have developed within the Gulf monarchies, there are also
[00:23:59] problems with them, and Saudi Arabia now
[00:24:02] needs, more than ever, to become
[00:24:04] an organizer of a certain Arab NATO, here
[00:24:08] you need to understand what it can offer, because just offering
[00:24:11] territory and money is not quite right, but we must not forget that
[00:24:15] the United States of America has certain accounts with Saudi
[00:24:18] Arabia.
[00:24:21] Iran in the current situation looks
[00:24:25] very stable, viable state with
[00:24:28] very self-confident leadership. I think Americans
[00:24:32] did not expect that this would be the end of their
[00:24:35] aggression against Iran. Of course, it may resume, but for now it is not
[00:24:39] clear how the United States will continue military actions,
[00:24:43] if we take into account that American arsenals are becoming
[00:24:47] more and more empty. He marked
[00:24:51] 2 years of his stay in power with an interview, the beginning of which we
[00:24:55] showed yesterday, he today Iran published
[00:24:59] the second part of this interview, where, in particular, the conversation turned to
[00:25:02] Iran's neighbors, who are now helping this
[00:25:06] country.
[00:25:09] Our relations with our neighbors, compared to the periods of past administrations, have noticeably
[00:25:13] improved, neighboring countries cooperate perfectly with us. One of the plans
[00:25:17] developed during this period of war and tension.
[00:25:38] unrest, not only did they not allow this, they also helped us. It's easy to talk about
[00:25:42] this now, but to achieve such consensus and solidarity among our
[00:25:45] neighbors, within our own country, so as to thwart all these
[00:25:49] plans from... obviously
[00:27:07] everyone sees this, these neighbors whom Iraq, Iran thanks, but at the same time he perfectly understands that
[00:27:11] this is such a forced help to Iran, yes, we
[00:27:15] can indeed find ourselves in the coming months
[00:27:18] facing a very serious development of the situation,
[00:27:22] more serious than US strikes on Iran, that is, everyone
[00:27:25] can get involved, this poor
[00:27:29] in another sense of the word in a moral sense, Saudi.
[00:27:32] which constantly relied on the United
[00:27:36] States, constantly, as far as we know,
[00:27:39] this decade, now we need to find something,
[00:27:42] find real partners, that is,
[00:27:46] the situation is extremely dangerous for the entire region,
[00:27:49] extremely dangerous, yes, but Iran
[00:27:53] feels confident, and the Houthis
[00:27:57] here also reminded of themselves once again
[00:28:00] with strikes on... Saudi Arabia with very
[00:28:03] formidable statements that continue to sound
[00:28:07] today as well. It is precisely the blocking of Saudi Arabian exports,
[00:28:10] especially in the last three weeks, that is related to a new blockade announced by the Ansar
[00:28:14] Alawite movement against Saudi Arabia. It says that for a long time, let's say,
[00:28:17] the control of pro-Saudi forces, restrictions for precisely
[00:28:21] the Ansar Allah movement in obtaining humanitarian aid from Iran, and
[00:28:25] many other states, it was a problem, now in fact
[00:28:28] the situation is dangerous, because, firstly,
[00:28:37] exactly for supposedly as guardians of prosperity for the protection of navigation in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab
[00:28:41] Strait, also now a large part of the weapons are concentrated on
[00:28:44] the border with Yemen, but what this will end with, it is difficult to
[00:28:47] say yet, well, for now Yemen controls the Bab al-Mandab Strait
[00:28:51] and does not allow Saudi ships through, this is
[00:28:55] also a serious change, but as for the policy of the West, the policy of
[00:28:58] Ukraine, then, well, here one can only say, delirium is getting stronger.
[00:29:02] Because, well, remember, a few weeks
[00:29:06] ago, the entire West, all of Ukraine shouted:
[00:29:09] "That's it, we are winning, Russia is
[00:29:12] on its knees, now it will crawl, now it will sign
[00:29:16] everything they tell it to, and so on, and
[00:29:20] what, and what happened, all
[00:29:22] this was replaced by another delirium, delirium about
[00:29:26] the West helping Ukraine,
[00:29:29] although, what can it help with?"
[00:29:32] Zelensky's statements that every diplomat
[00:29:36] should go around the world looking for missiles for him, this is not
[00:29:40] a way to get help, it is his task as
[00:29:43] head of state to ensure it.
[00:29:47] Kaja Kallas, who on the third day reacts by
[00:29:51] imposing the harshest sanctions against five
[00:29:54] Russian representatives of the military-industrial complex. This is
[00:29:58] Trump, who states that we ourselves need missiles, what does Ukraine have to do with
[00:30:01] it? And Western leaders, who
[00:30:05] say: but we have nothing to help Ukraine, well, and
[00:30:08] of course, Russia, which has already interfered in the elections
[00:30:12] and is setting fires. France, this
[00:30:14] is just the icing on the cake, but our cause is just, the enemy will be defeated, victory
[00:30:18] will be ours, all episodes of the big game watch on the first channel website,
[00:30:22] we pass the floor to the news, the big game will return at
[00:30:25] 5:00 PM.
[00:30:40] Hello, time for news on the first, about the most important events
[00:30:43] we will tell you now.
[00:30:46] Eight settlements taken under control in a week, a series
[00:30:50] of massive strikes on Ukrainian military rear areas. Today in the list
[00:30:53] of affected targets dry cargo ships, equipment, railway
[00:30:56] station.