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[00:02:51] good morning, the news channel on the first starts its broadcast, this is the program "Time
[00:02:55] Will Tell", we are working live, in the studio is Olesya Losva,
[00:02:59] Kyiv.
[00:03:30] structure in Russia, the regime is getting harder and harder day by day, now
[00:03:33] it will be hard for them, so whether they make belligerent provocative
[00:03:37] statements or not, our military certainly knows what to do and
[00:03:41] how, Volodymyr Zelensky's words about responding to strikes on the energy system -
[00:03:44] style. A new
[00:03:48] series of our strikes thundered across Ukraine, this weekend the roar
[00:03:52] of air raid sirens practically never stopped,
[00:03:55] only on Sunday Ukrainian monitoring channels counted more than
[00:03:59] 800 attack drones that flew into the territory
[00:04:03] of Ukraine. Over the past 18
[00:04:06] hours, Russia has been carrying out one of the largest attacks in its history on
[00:04:09] Ukraine using Geranium-2 drones, which became the most
[00:04:13] massive in recent months. At least
[00:04:16] 800 Geranium-2 drones were launched, as well as dozens of Geranium-4
[00:04:19] jet drones, which primarily struck
[00:04:22] gas stations and railway infrastructure in
[00:04:26] western Ukraine. The Ministry of Defense stated that the targets
[00:04:29] of the strikes were logistics centers in the south and west
[00:04:32] of Ukraine, as well as electrical substations in Odesa and Mykolaiv
[00:04:36] regions, which ensured the functioning of port
[00:04:39] infrastructure. These graphical maps have circulated
[00:04:42] online, indicating where the attacks landed. Vladimir
[00:04:46] Vladimirovich, well, Zelensky, of course, promises us a blackout, but he understands
[00:04:49] that for every such statement, we respond with these strikes,
[00:04:53] which they then analyze, and then "why us?" This
[00:04:56] constant, so excuse me, if it's been 5 years already...
[00:06:31] Look, Ukraine behaves so audaciously, provocatively even with
[00:06:34] partners, for example, the last story when Greece
[00:06:38] came up with an initiative, saying, "Let's say you won't hit Greek ships
[00:06:42] that... cruise the Black Sea, and in return we'll give you some missiles for
[00:06:45] the Patriot complex," to which Ukrainian MPs said,
[00:06:48] "Whatever you want, give them to us immediately without any conditions, or just
[00:06:52] dispose of them, make them into pendants and wear them." This
[00:06:56] is rudeness, and this rudeness is starting to escalate, sometimes with threats, we remember
[00:06:59] how Orban was threatened, so Zelensky is now saying: "So, comrades
[00:07:03] Europeans, you are funding me, the factories are
[00:07:06] with you, this is the territory from which only launches are carried out, so
[00:07:10] everything that is burning there is an opportunity for now..."
[00:07:43] and no, well, they are also, excuse me, increasing drone production, including
[00:07:47] yes, but not anti-aircraft missiles, it turned out that it's very
[00:07:51] difficult, in autumn, in fact, a window may soon open
[00:07:54] when strategic bombers will fly,
[00:07:57] then the tonnage that we will drop will be completely different, now
[00:08:01] glide bombs are already flying over Odesa, when the
[00:08:04] Tu-95 and Tu-160 fly beyond the front line, covered,
[00:08:07] understanding that there is nothing serious left there, then a completely
[00:08:11] different war will begin. But Zelensky, against this backdrop, decided
[00:08:14] to hold a conference on European strategy, as they
[00:08:17] call it, something like a meeting of Russophobes under slogans of peace
[00:08:21] and harmony. Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and
[00:08:24] businessman and one of the special envoys for peace talks on
[00:08:28] Ukraine, was specifically invited to the meeting. Kushner spoke via
[00:08:31] video link and stated that, in principle, the issue
[00:08:34] boils down only to
[00:08:35] territory.
[00:08:38] The main issue will be territory, and as you understand,
[00:08:41] it is in this... issue that the positions of the parties still differ. President
[00:08:45] Putin clearly outlined what he wants to achieve. If Ukraine
[00:08:48] wanted to retreat to that line, then obviously we already
[00:08:52] have the rest of the agreement, developed and agreed upon.
[00:08:55] For now, Ukraine does not want to do this, obviously, our task, as
[00:08:59] mediators, is to find out how we can propose a creative
[00:09:02] solution that would not contradict their desires and would help them
[00:09:06] achieve their goal, while achieving a cessation of the
[00:09:09] conflict from Russia in a way that, hopefully, will allow...
[00:09:15] excluding a repeat of this in the future. Well,
[00:09:18] the fact that Kyiv's stubbornness on the territorial issue is, in essence,
[00:09:21] the cornerstone of negotiations, was confirmed by our president's
[00:09:24] aide, Yuri Ushakov.
[00:09:27] Reaching an agreement on the territorial issue could
[00:09:30] facilitate further progress in negotiations between the parties in the Ukrainian
[00:09:34] conflict. In addition to the territorial issue, the parties will have to
[00:09:37] agree on a whole range of other topics. Well,
[00:09:40] among other things, Russia has not... hardened its
[00:09:44] demands, Yuri Ushakov also
[00:09:47] said this. Russia has not hardened its
[00:09:51] position on the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict. I would say that the demands
[00:09:54] are the same, there has been no hardening, we would just like these demands to be met sooner
[00:09:58] or later, preferably sooner. Yurik, it's
[00:10:02] interesting what, besides a military defeat, could
[00:10:05] change Ukraine's intentions and position? Nothing,
[00:10:08] because there are no alternatives at all.
[00:11:30] right now, for Germany to change, it doesn't happen, that's in fairy tales, not here, not in real
[00:11:34] life, it's just that what the residents
[00:11:37] of Europe will listen to, they will vote, we have been talking for a long time, almost
[00:11:41] nothing changes, Saxony
[00:11:42] changed,
[00:11:47] a week ago you were saying something completely different in this studio, I don't
[00:11:49] understand, over the weekend you can say whatever you want,
[00:11:53] the main thing. not
[00:14:06] everything yet, how to arrange a new escalation, good,
[00:14:09] here, an escalation in the studio just happened now, alright, a new
[00:14:12] tripartite meeting, possibly on the issue of peaceful settlement, and it's
[00:14:16] possibly as early as October, our side reports this,
[00:14:20] our side in this case can and should be
[00:14:23] 100% trusted, according to the assistant. President Yuri Ushakov, the composition of the delegation
[00:14:27] will be determined by the president, they are already discussing what the composition
[00:14:30] will be, moreover, the United Arab Emirates could become the venue for a new meeting,
[00:14:34] as it was in one of the previous rounds of negotiations. Vladimir
[00:14:37] Vladimirovich, here we continue the story, these are already concrete steps, they are no longer
[00:14:41] looking at how they vote in Germany, right? These are
[00:14:44] negotiations in the Emirates, although some parties insisted on other
[00:14:48] negotiation locations, trying to disrupt these negotiations, they were in Turkey, well, that
[00:14:52] is, no, Kyiv will not try to disrupt these negotiations.
[00:14:56] No, in fact, yes, these are negotiations, well,
[00:14:59] regular tripartite consultations, which have already
[00:15:03] taken place, yes, accordingly, now we also do not expect
[00:15:06] any breakthrough relations there, the Ukrainian side
[00:15:10] still insists on a tripartite
[00:15:13] meeting of leaders, yes, well, which also
[00:15:16] theoretically, may happen someday, in any case,
[00:15:20] further steps are being named, but it's clear that this is in any case
[00:15:24] better than the absence of dialogue, we have long proposed
[00:15:28] such a dialogue, we proposed it long ago, when Boris Johnson
[00:15:32] disrupted it in 2022, we held it and even
[00:15:36] some agreements.
[00:15:48] in principle, the event that took place in Kyiv, yes, that is also, in general, a step, attempts
[00:15:51] to disrupt any agreements, I drew attention to the fact that I stressed this again
[00:15:55] last week, but now it is even more indicative, after Kushner and Udkov arrived in Kyiv and Moscow, in
[00:15:59] Moscow first, then Kyiv, Trump
[00:16:03] spoke with Putin, they still haven't spoken to Zelensky,
[00:16:06] well, let's note that the topic of Ukraine was discussed this
[00:16:09] weekend in New Delhi, in the heart of India, the BRICS Summit
[00:16:13] took place, in which Vladimir Putin participated, and during the conversation
[00:16:16] of our president with journalists, the topic of
[00:16:20] European hysteria came up, because it is the collective Brussels that always
[00:16:23] sees a Russian threat everywhere, and the fact that
[00:16:27] there is no threat from Russia was
[00:16:30] precisely reminded by Vladimir Putin in
[00:16:33] New Delhi.
[00:16:35] No, there is no such threat and there never was. We
[00:16:37] are not threatening, and we are not going to threaten European countries, why
[00:16:41] would we? After all, no one even thinks about
[00:16:44] the fact that we have no grounds for any conflict with
[00:16:48] Europe, all issues were resolved based on the results
[00:16:51] of the Second World War, and what happened later after the collapse
[00:16:54] of the Soviet Union, was done with the consent
[00:16:58] of the Russian Federation, as the successor to the Soviet Union. Everything
[00:17:02] that contradicts these agreements, contradicts
[00:17:05] our interests.
[00:17:45] and in India, they literally analyzed frame by frame what stories appeared
[00:17:48] on foreign
[00:17:49] TV channels.
[00:17:57] This weekend in Delhi, 11 world leaders are gathered to participate in
[00:18:00] the BRICS summit. Earlier we saw the arrival of Chinese President Xi Jinping. At the meeting,
[00:18:04] he will be present along with Russian President Vladimir
[00:18:08] Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. The BRICS group was
[00:18:11] created as a counterweight to the USA and Western
[00:18:14] Europe. The countries present have several
[00:18:17] problems they hope they can use this platform to
[00:18:21] raise some of these issues. But the main problem is
[00:18:25] this: it is necessary to reach consensus, given the presence
[00:18:28] of countries on opposite sides, such as Iran on one
[00:18:32] side, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates on the other. There is also
[00:18:35] Russia, which is in conflict with Ukraine, will they be able to find
[00:18:39] any common ground for a possible joint
[00:18:42] agreement?
[00:18:45] The most striking part of the declaration is the
[00:18:48] complete absence of any mention of the ongoing war between Russia and
[00:18:52] Ukraine. For several hours in
[00:18:56] New Delhi, intense negotiations took place on the BRICS
[00:19:00] Summit declaration. Iran wanted the declaration to have strong wording regarding
[00:19:03] attacks on its territory. The United Arab Emirates wanted the
[00:19:07] declaration to recognize the encroachment on their sovereignty. Russia had its own
[00:19:11] red lines regarding Ukraine, and China had broader
[00:19:14] issues. The document did not have any important paragraph
[00:19:18] dedicated to Ukraine, in which the conflict would be the focus.
[00:19:22] Instead, the declaration returned to broader principles:
[00:19:25] sovereignty, territorial integrity, peaceful resolution
[00:19:29] of disputes, and most importantly - diplomacy. For Moscow, this meant avoiding
[00:19:32] wording that could directly harm Russia. For
[00:19:36] India, this guaranteed...
[00:20:07] an alternative pole to the West is beginning to seriously
[00:20:10] form. If you listen to the speeches of the president and other leaders,
[00:20:14] it turns out that the G7 is a small G7, it is already
[00:20:17] a minority, the majority is here in economics, in people, in
[00:20:21] technology, in growth rates. They
[00:20:24] suddenly were horrified, "How is this possible? They are not
[00:20:27] against the Russians, they are for Russia!" It turns out that at BRICS
[00:20:31] they suddenly started saying that
[00:20:34] nuclear terrorism, which Zelensky is pursuing, is dangerous, it threatens everyone. I
[00:20:37] remind you that this weekend Zelensky attacked fuel tankers
[00:20:41] carrying diesel to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, because there are
[00:20:45] working reactors there, and if they stop, it will be a second
[00:20:48] Chornobyl, the world will not...
[00:21:50] For example, Warsaw, it turns out, Poles believe that
[00:21:53] everything that was said, that they will be able to defeat
[00:21:56] us very quickly in the war, these are the statements that
[00:22:00] Andrey Franovich already mentioned, we will let you listen to them now, said Polish Foreign Minister
[00:22:04] Radosław Sikorski.
[00:22:08] If Russia attacked us and we acted without restrictions, I think
[00:22:12] we would defeat them quite quickly. We have an extraordinary advantage over Russia
[00:22:16] in air forces. It's about, I believe, 2,500 aircraft, although.
[00:23:50] so that, if
[00:23:53] he wanted Poland to fight together with Ukraine,
[00:23:57] it is impossible today to
[00:23:59] convince Poles anymore,
[00:24:02] with the argument of friendship with Ukraine,
[00:24:06] but he and, well, such politicians who support
[00:24:10] wars, they just need the threat of Russia and
[00:24:14] that's why they will say
[00:24:17] such things, they will destroy.
[00:25:20] This is interesting, and we'll see, thank you very much, Tomasz Jankowski, political scientist from Warsaw,
[00:25:24] was with us on direct link, but we have a completely different approach, fundamentally
[00:25:28] different, we, despite strong pressure from
[00:25:31] the West, continue to remain human
[00:26:32] different networks,
[00:36:44] events, they usually call them
[00:36:47] security conferences, well, or
[00:36:50] strategy conferences of some kind, so one such event secretly
[00:36:54] took place in Kyiv under the motto "
[00:37:27] conference was reported already after it
[00:37:30] ended, well, so you understand how it all works, they referred to
[00:37:34] alleged security issues, but nobody there was worried about security at all,
[00:37:38] on the contrary, Europeans, Americans were vying to talk about
[00:37:42] military actions extending beyond Ukraine.
[00:37:55] Peace through strength.
[00:37:57] Under this slogan, the twenty-second annual Yalta European Strategy meeting
[00:38:00] was held in Kyiv. Over two days, participants
[00:38:04] discussed the course of the Russian-Ukrainian war, prospects for its
[00:38:07] end, as well as the security of Ukraine and Europe as a whole. Special
[00:38:11] attention was paid to the development of advanced defense
[00:38:14] technologies. Friends, congratulations to everyone, another Yalta
[00:38:17] European Strategy meeting has ended in Kyiv, which
[00:38:21] lasted 2 days, and if earlier the arrival of a large number of Western guests
[00:38:25] in Shuika was called additional air defense for the capital, this time it
[00:38:28] seems it didn't work, at least Russia certainly didn't hold back its
[00:38:32] jet drones from the esteemed list of guests. This year's special guest
[00:38:36] was Jared Kushner, a man who, let's say, not everyone here
[00:38:39] perceives as a great negotiator. The only reason they
[00:38:43] want to listen to him is because he recently sat at the table with Putin in
[00:38:46] the Kremlin. Therefore, however strange this negotiation format may seem, everyone
[00:38:50] is interested in what Kushner heard in Moscow, did he see any
[00:38:54] hint of Putin's readiness to really stop the war, what was not included.
[00:39:27] Russia could enter Estonia and Latvia, possibly Lithuania,
[00:39:31] take only part of the territory where Russians live, stop and say,
[00:39:34] "Well, what will you do now?" If America doesn't respond harshly, this could
[00:39:38] drive a wedge within NATO and undermine confidence in
[00:39:41] the alliance. Russia still lives by the idea of
[00:39:44] restoring its empire and its special place in the world, states
[00:39:48] former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. At the same time, he
[00:39:50] emphasizes that Putin's advantage, unlike the West, is in
[00:39:54] the clarity of his goal. Europe must directly answer the question: Where
[00:39:58] is Ukraine's place in the Western world and is it ready to defend it?
[00:40:01] Johnson hopes for Ukraine's membership in NATO, but if it doesn't become a reality in
[00:40:05] the near future, he calls for preparing a plan B. Security
[00:40:08] guarantees must be such that they are unconditionally believed not only
[00:40:12] in Kyiv, but in Moscow. Ukrainian
[00:40:15] military commanders at the annual meeting emphasized that by containing
[00:40:18] the spread of war to Europe, Ukraine is buying time for the whole
[00:40:22] world. Among the key challenges they highlighted were protecting Ukrainian skies from
[00:40:26] ballistic missiles and others. European politicians, in turn,
[00:40:29] spoke about the need to increase defense spending, intensify pressure
[00:40:33] on Moscow, and overcome fear of Russian escalation.
[00:40:36] American congressmen assured that support for Ukraine in the United States
[00:40:40] remains strong and bipartisan, and its
[00:40:43] failure will have consequences far beyond this
[00:40:46] conflict.
[00:40:49] I like how Johnson, a representative of once Great Britain, yes, makes
[00:40:52] statements about Russia's alleged imperial ambitions, as if
[00:40:56] Britain, as...
[00:41:27] paid, always working together with Ukraine,
[00:41:31] always receiving numerous grants in
[00:41:34] Kyiv, companies, yes, it generally
[00:41:37] testifies that these...
[00:42:40] the indicative reaction of the presenter to Kushner,
[00:42:43] I also paid attention, these people who previously,
[00:42:47] they love him, it's not about Kushner specifically, these
[00:42:50] people who gathered here in this relatively small hall, yes, if
[00:42:54] earlier, let's say two years ago, they were a kind
[00:42:57] of Western mainstream, a Western mainstream point of view,
[00:43:01] now they are increasingly turning into
[00:43:04] marginal sectarians, that is, those people who say
[00:43:08] that we are ready to...
[00:43:40] and those who call for peace, for compromises with
[00:43:43] Russia, as enemies, as those who
[00:43:47] are with Russia, again, look at what this
[00:43:50] presenter said, and for us, this transition to sectarianism is very, very
[00:43:53] good, because if European hawks, and
[00:43:56] their American successors, who joined them,
[00:44:00] the deceased foreign agent Lindsey Graham, will consider
[00:44:03] all those who are not with them as those who are against
[00:44:07] them, that's very good for us, including within the framework of our international
[00:44:10] diplomacy, you know, despite all their allegedly
[00:44:13] announced secrecy of
[00:44:16] this meeting, yes, those who want to support Ukraine
[00:44:20] until the end, left the independent country under the wail of sirens and thunder.
[00:44:24] of our attack drones, the Yagodyn railway station
[00:44:27] 2
[00:44:30] km from the Polish border, was hit. On Sunday morning, a series of our
[00:44:33] strikes landed there. The Ministry of Defense
[00:44:37] explained that railway infrastructure facilities were hit. They started
[00:44:46] saying that
[00:44:46] the Russians
[00:44:50] were allegedly hitting passenger trains. German journalists even
[00:44:54] made a sensation:
[00:44:57] it turns out that Mers' advisors and
[00:45:01] Boris Johnson himself, who were coming from this conference, almost got hit. The former
[00:45:04] British Prime Minister, who dreamed of war with Russia, could
[00:45:08] have been hit. They scare everyone. This is what the Spiegel newspaper
[00:45:11] writes.
[00:45:14] A Russian drone attacked Yagodyn Darohusk, one of the most important
[00:45:18] border crossing points for Ukraine. This was announced on Sunday by the Minister of Foreign
[00:45:22] Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sybiha. According to media reports, one of the closest advisors
[00:45:25] to German Chancellor Friedrich
[00:45:29] Merz, Gunter Sautter, who is responsible for foreign
[00:45:32] policy and security in the Chancellery, was almost hit. On Saturday night to Sunday, he was returning from Kyiv to
[00:45:36] Poland. Around 5:00 AM, the charter train made an emergency stop
[00:45:40] near the border. Due to drone attacks in the border region,
[00:45:43] passenger evacuation began. In addition to Sautter, the train also carried
[00:45:46] security advisors from other European countries, Bundestag
[00:45:50] deputies, diplomats, and scientists. Former
[00:45:53] British Prime Minister Boris Johnson also returned on the same special train
[00:45:57] after the conference. As a result of the incident, no one was injured, and all
[00:46:00] passengers remained unharmed. Andrey
[00:46:03] Frantsich, we have often said in this studio that, well, they come to Kyiv, but
[00:46:07] we allow them, why are they calm? They travel back and forth,
[00:46:11] this strike on the train, allegedly carrying Boris Johnson and
[00:46:14] this whole delegation, did we start hitting, or was it just a coincidence,
[00:46:18] an accident? No, we started hitting. The cherished words
[00:46:22] MAP, International Automobile Checkpoint, have appeared. Before that, it was
[00:46:26] Starokaze on the border with Moldova, now
[00:46:29] it's Yagodyn, a combined railway and automobile checkpoint
[00:46:33] that goes to Poland. Believe me, there will be
[00:46:35] new ones. For the Poles, this was a surprise, it's on
[00:46:39] the border. And I remind you that a pan-European
[00:46:42] mission called Eastern Guard is deployed there, and
[00:46:46] Patriot systems have been redeployed closer to the border, and
[00:46:49] high-speed Geraniums have also become a serious surprise for them.
[00:46:52] The possibilities of inflicting damage, pay attention to the accuracy, right into the
[00:46:56] locomotive. After all, this train stands somewhere for a very short time,
[00:47:00] the drone flies for hours from Moscow,
[00:47:03] and the train stands for minutes at the crossing, well, maybe 10
[00:47:07] minutes somewhere, so to synchronize so that
[00:47:10] it arrives, to detect, moreover, we are not, this is not just
[00:47:14] striking at coordinates, this is a direct
[00:47:17] connection with the operator, because you don't know where it will stop, 50
[00:47:20] meters to the left. This is an indicator of a completely different
[00:47:24] level of our technological power, hinting at our
[00:47:27] dawns, he said: the dawn has come, is it that or not yet?
[00:47:31] Not yet, the dawn is just unfolding, too small
[00:47:34] a window of its possibilities, but
[00:47:37] the pre-dawn
[00:47:40] position, so-called, when we deploy, one drone becomes or a whole
[00:47:44] group of repeaters. In the end, I wanted to add, it doesn't
[00:47:47] count, they almost got hit, yes, I agree
[00:47:50] with you, it doesn't count.
[00:47:52] But for them, it's extremely important, so that there is no sunset
[00:47:56] for Ukraine and all of Europe. That same advisor
[00:48:00] to the German Chancellor on security issues, Gunter
[00:48:03] Sautter, who almost met our Geranium,
[00:48:06] stated that Europe should pay for
[00:48:09] Ukraine.
[00:48:11] Europe must bear this burden, if it doesn't, the problems
[00:48:15] will be simply enormous. If this support stops, whether for
[00:48:18] political or financial reasons, Ukraine will face a huge
[00:48:22] problem, we are all convinced that this will be a huge problem, unfortunately, now
[00:48:26] there are still additional needs, together we are working on
[00:48:30] finding a solution to this problem. Well, Britain is
[00:48:33] ready to help, security advisor
[00:48:36] Jonathan Powell suggests that all Europeans endure
[00:48:40] the winter cold so that gas does not become Russia's
[00:48:42] advantage.
[00:48:46] Gas can become a problem when winter comes and the European Union
[00:48:49] faces serious deficit problems.
[00:49:45] And here the question arises: will Zelensky listen? And what will Trump do if
[00:49:48] Zelensky starts acting exactly the same way, continues.
[00:50:22] Trump has many other things to do, he will switch his attention, accept as a fact that
[00:50:25] Zelensky is no longer playing on Trump's team, option two - punish
[00:50:29] Zelensky for it, here can Trump
[00:50:33] punish him? Probably yes, will he punish him, that's the question, because
[00:50:36] punishing Zelensky means putting excessive pressure on the Kyiv regime,
[00:50:40] but here the question is actually
[00:50:43] about diesel deficit, which Donald Trump announced, and
[00:50:46] accordingly, the cost, Americans really don't like
[00:50:50] all this.
[00:51:23] the bill to the West,
[00:51:23] listen,
[00:51:27] unfortunately, this year the war became so expensive that we
[00:51:30] can no longer even cover our own share of the costs, if in
[00:51:34] 2024, when I spoke here at the Yalta European Strategy
[00:51:37] forum, one day of war cost $140 million,
[00:51:41] now this figure has risen to $190 million.
[00:51:44] Last year, domestic resources provided
[00:51:47] basic military needs, including salaries of servicemen, in
[00:51:51] arms and ammunition supplies, Ukraine relied on the help of
[00:51:55] partners, but now the situation has changed, we have to use
[00:51:58] international support, including for military payments.
[00:52:02] Vladimir Vladovich, well, they counted the bill, they will definitely issue it.
[00:52:12] But for Europeans, the conditions are radically opposite: continue the war,
[00:52:15] continue to fight, then we'll give money? Of course, Europe is horrified
[00:52:19] by these new calculations from Ukraine, that
[00:52:21] is, in general, it does not hide it, because, well, how
[00:52:25] long did they verify every item of expenditure when they allocated
[00:52:29] those same 90 billion euros, yes, they went through every
[00:52:32] item, this was only in May. The decision was made, that
[00:52:36] is, recently, and then suddenly, then suddenly,
[00:52:40] boom, plus another 23 billion, 27
[00:52:43] billion, 23 billion euros, 27 billion
[00:52:46] dollars, and so on, and Europe quite logically
[00:52:49] asks, where do they say: the war has become more expensive, in 2
[00:52:53] months by such an amount, Ukraine says: and you, from those
[00:52:56] 45 billion that you will allocate next year,
[00:53:00] and Europe says: what will you live on next year,
[00:53:03] yes, but by the way,
[00:53:24] Johnson is safe after Putin hit a train somewhere,
[00:53:28] note the pinpoint strike, absolutely right, on the
[00:53:31] locomotive where no one was, no one was injured.
[00:55:05] parallel life.
[00:59:57] Zelensky's officials are fighting. This morning it became known that
[01:00:01] the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Ruslan Kravchenko, issued
[01:00:04] an indictment against the head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine,
[01:00:08] Semen Kryvonos. Kravchenko announced his accusations and
[01:00:11] called on Kryvonos and his colleague, the head of the Special Anti-Corruption
[01:00:15] Prosecutor's Office, Klymenko, to resign. In Kyiv, the effect
[01:00:18] of the Prosecutor General's appeal has already caused a huge scandal, because last
[01:00:22] week he himself was involved in a NABU investigation into cases
[01:00:26] of covering up fraudulent call centers. NABU investigators came
[01:00:29] to the Prosecutor General's office with searches, and today Kravchenko
[01:00:33] delivered a retaliatory blow. He left, fled Ukraine and promises new
[01:00:37] loud statements against
[01:00:39] America. An interesting news story will continue the broadcast on
[01:00:42] the first channel.
[01:00:55] This is the news on the first channel, hello, in the studio is Valeriya Korableva in this
[01:00:58] broadcast.