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[00:02:00] results of the Second World War, but European, why,
[00:02:04] although on the other hand, Russia will not allow European troops on the territory of Ukraine.
[00:02:07] This, according to him, according to Vladimir Putin, would mean nothing
[00:02:11] other than war. Listen,
[00:02:14] there
[00:02:16] is no such threat, and there never was. We
[00:02:19] are not threatening, we are not going to threaten European countries,
[00:02:22] why? After all, no one even thinks that
[00:02:26] we have no grounds for any conflict with Europe. All
[00:02:30] issues were resolved after the Second World War, and
[00:02:33] what happened after the collapse of the Soviet Union was
[00:02:37] done with the consent of the Russian Federation, as
[00:02:41] the successor of the Soviet Union. Everything that contradicts these
[00:02:44] agreements contradicts our interests and
[00:02:48] does not comply with the fundamental principles of international law and the UN Charter.
[00:02:51] That's the whole point, and they insist on
[00:02:55] this, on some changes, and what
[00:02:58] changes do they want...
[00:04:00] day after day, now it will be difficult for them, so whether they make
[00:04:03] belligerent provocative statements or not, our military
[00:04:07] definitely knows what to do and how. Vladimir Zelensky's words about responding to
[00:04:10] attacks on the energy system - this is a new statement in an escalatory
[00:04:13] style. With Pandora's box, we studied it, we
[00:04:17] read about it. There's one problem with Pandora's box,
[00:04:20] it's very difficult to close, actually impossible, in my opinion. You open the lid
[00:04:24] and that's it.
[00:04:27] And you know what they're clinging to? Why didn't they hit
[00:04:30] random targets before? Now they
[00:04:34] are, that's what they're clinging to. It doesn't matter that Putin
[00:04:37] actually made a key statement that Russia is not threatening the European Union. In fact,
[00:04:41] it can be cast in granite and hit over the head of every
[00:04:44] European politician who starts saying the opposite. That's it,
[00:04:48] but apparently, they're like, you know, "splash some Novichok into the crystal darkness
[00:04:52] of the glass," because all of this, and the fact that
[00:04:55] Russia forms a fairly
[00:04:58] transparent and simple picture of the world, in
[00:05:02] response, we get what we get: lies,
[00:05:05] slander, and so on. They don't remember the actions. I remind you,
[00:05:09] Russia withdrew all troops after World War II
[00:05:12] from the territories of those countries where it was located after those
[00:05:16] countries participated in aggression against the Soviet Union.
[00:05:19] Russia forgave a lot, including debts to
[00:05:23] countries that, yes, no, listen, you're
[00:05:25] saying everything perfectly right. Listen, Putin also, well,
[00:05:29] he's speaking really clear, smart, well, understandable, logical things.
[00:05:33] Exactly, everything that contradicts these agreements, contradicts our interests and
[00:05:36] does not comply with the principles of international law and the UN Charter. What else is there
[00:05:40] to add? Logical, but on one condition:
[00:05:44] that you are, so to speak, heard and listened to, or vice versa, listened to
[00:05:48] and heard. We see a completely opposite picture: NATO's
[00:05:52] aggression to the east. What does this lead to? For example, a simple example:
[00:05:55] Finland has an agreement with the Russian Federation, territorial ones,
[00:05:59] implying its neutral status. Should we now
[00:06:02] revise them, because the status has changed, and we suddenly have territorial claims?
[00:06:06] When Finland joined NATO,
[00:06:09] it apparently deceived the headquarters, saying that there
[00:06:13] were no problems with Russia potentially making territorial
[00:06:16] claims. I remind you that Finland could
[00:06:19] join NATO only if it had no
[00:06:22] territorial problems with other states, that is, with Russia. It
[00:06:26] had them, losing its neutral status, but that's deception,
[00:06:29] deception, meaning they even started lying to each other. Well, you see, I'm telling you,
[00:06:33] I don't even know how such games usually end when
[00:06:36] one team, well, let's use a sports analogy, when one team plays
[00:06:40] strictly by the rules, and... and the other side,
[00:06:44] it's even more than teams, right, it has its own tasks, its own goals
[00:06:48] and so on. I don't know how such games end. Well, in terms
[00:06:51] of nobility and justice, of course, playing by the rules
[00:06:54] is cool. The other thing is that no one appreciates it,
[00:06:58] because they have their own tasks, Alexey Sergeevich. Every, every game
[00:07:02] ultimately is played by the same rules, by the lowest ones, so to speak, that
[00:07:05] one of the playing sides chooses. You cannot play
[00:07:09] by the rules when your opponents are not playing by the rules, and you start, aha.
[00:07:12] This is probably the rule now, and you start playing the way your
[00:07:16] opponent, your adversary dictates
[00:07:18] to you. It's really interesting that
[00:07:22] the phrase "red lines" itself, the phrase "red lines,"
[00:07:26] has faded a bit, as if the lines have slightly paled over 5 years
[00:07:30] of conflict, because we understand that in reality, red lines
[00:07:33] can sometimes shift a little, can bend a little,
[00:07:36] and here the skill of a politician, the skill of a diplomat,
[00:07:40] the skill of a statesman, literally.
[00:07:43] to understand where one can bend this or that red line
[00:07:47] a little. In fact, the European Union understands that sending
[00:07:50] troops into Ukraine is literally war with Russia. They don't
[00:07:54] want it, so they naturally won't do it. Essentially, Russia is now
[00:07:58] drawing the rules by which the Ukrainian conflict
[00:08:01] is being waged, and says that yes, if Ukraine violates
[00:08:05] this framework, then it will consequently receive the same mirror
[00:08:08] response. Now we see reports that 90%
[00:08:12] of all... burial sites in Ukraine have been destroyed.
[00:08:15] In general, you know, there's an expression
[00:08:19] in English, in American political lexicon, that when your
[00:08:23] opponent is where you want him to be, right now
[00:08:26] Ukraine is indeed in a situation that suits
[00:08:29] Russia. We see the absence of interceptor missiles, we see
[00:08:33] literally a collapse of state administration, which resulted in
[00:08:36] a shootout between two special services on the streets of Kyiv. A lot is
[00:08:40] happening there, today this very Prosecutor General.
[00:08:44] Yes, well, that is, it's literally, as it were, yes, chronicles of degradation. We see the situation
[00:08:47] with energy, we see the situation with corruption within
[00:08:50] the country, we understand that this situation, as it were, is moving in one
[00:08:54] direction, the vector is set, it remains only to observe
[00:08:58] this situation. I recently wrote an article for one of the
[00:09:01] publications, it should be out soon, and I also remembered another, forgive me, as
[00:09:05] an Americanist, an expression in American politics:
[00:09:08] a railroad disaster in slow motion. We are all observing it, you know,
[00:10:12] but here you need to play for a higher stake? No, no,
[00:10:15] no. It was correctly noted
[00:10:18] that Europe does not want
[00:10:21] to fight directly or cannot afford it.
[00:10:25] Yes, we understand that in Ukraine there is a sufficiently large
[00:10:28] number of instructors, advisors,
[00:10:32] consultants, yes, and this is already such
[00:10:35] a critical mass of people that it could have been regarded by
[00:10:39] Russia as direct
[00:10:42] intervention in the war, but right on the doorstep,
[00:10:46] if Russia wanted
[00:10:48] to,
[00:10:55] it's not about the rules, it's about role-playing games, and
[00:10:58] Europe is doing this very
[00:11:02] clearly. A certain role has been assigned to
[00:11:05] Russia, yes, that is, if we translate this into
[00:11:08] such a distorted baseball, yes, this
[00:11:11] person, with role-playing games, please tell me,
[00:11:14] what kind of, no, this is really good, how everyone became lively,
[00:11:17] especially, tell me, well, describe these
[00:11:20] roles, well, I just
[00:11:23] remember how...
[00:12:25] the most accurate definition, because you can write any rules,
[00:12:28] equal, unequal, yes, but
[00:12:31] what you drank from your enemy's tongue,
[00:12:35] listen, wait, if these are role-playing games, I don't even know if it's worth
[00:12:38] going deeper into these analogies, okay, it's already been
[00:12:42] said, but what needs to be done so that Russia, so to speak,
[00:12:45] exits this role, so that those who assigned it such a role, so that it, so to speak,
[00:12:49] leaves it, should there be some stop word or
[00:12:52] some stop action, and here I...
[00:13:30] when you tear off the mask, as my colleague rightly noted, from yourself or from your
[00:13:34] opponent, yes, when you stop playing by the rules, you
[00:13:37] impose your own rules, as Father Antonio
[00:13:40] Gramsci taught, excuse me, the only way to overcome
[00:13:44] hegemony is to create your own hegemony. So you, as it were,
[00:13:47] say: no, friends, we are now playing by different
[00:13:50] rules, and the mask will now be this on you. Who's the pizza delivery guy
[00:13:54] here, we'll see.
[00:14:05] While the analysis is underway, esteemed host, I want to draw attention to the accompaniment,
[00:14:07] the video accompaniment. Here it is September 13, 2026.
[00:14:11] Ukraine, locomotives
[00:14:15] blown up, exploded, or burning, well, people
[00:14:18] walk around doing something, probably trying to do something,
[00:14:21] trying to survive or trying to fix something, but such a bleak.
[00:14:25] Not a cheerful picture, this bleak picture, it
[00:14:28] speaks of fear, it speaks of fear that
[00:14:31] we all see now on the territory
[00:14:34] of Ukraine. Mainly, of course, Zelensky wants
[00:14:37] this fear to spread to the territory of Russia, and sometimes he
[00:14:41] succeeds, but actually, what the
[00:14:44] President of Russia says, and then press secretary
[00:14:48] Peskov explains to all of us about red lines,
[00:14:52] and I, in these words and generally looking at this... picture
[00:14:55] of today, from the point of view of even greater
[00:14:58] fear, that is, the fear that exists now will
[00:15:02] be replaced by greater fear, why? Because when the President
[00:15:06] of Russia talks about a war between Russia and Europe, that
[00:15:09] is greater fear than the one that exists today.
[00:15:12] What does greater fear mean? What is the current fear fed by?
[00:15:16] It is fed by, it is fed by the fact that,
[00:15:20] as the esteemed expert from Europe said, he says: "These are
[00:15:23] role-playing games."
[00:18:37] also literally the first line, the first words of that quote that we showed
[00:18:41] you: "No, there is no such threat and there never
[00:18:44] was, we are not threatening, we are not going to threaten
[00:18:48] European countries, why?" End of quote.
[00:18:51] Our President said this. Now, please look, we talked about this at the beginning, right, about
[00:18:55] the desire to listen and hear. Here we have
[00:18:58] a selection of comments from European
[00:19:02] leaders about these very prospects of war and confrontation with Russia.
[00:19:05] Listen. We see more and more clearly that
[00:19:09] Russia's invasion was and remains part of a plan
[00:19:12] aimed against all of Europe. Europe
[00:19:15] must be ready for various scenarios not only on the
[00:19:19] Russian-Ukrainian front, but along the eastern flank
[00:19:22] of the EU. Now we see that Russia is investing more than
[00:19:25] 10% of its national income in defense.
[00:19:29] Essentially, they have converted their entire industrial base to military service. This is
[00:19:32] a long-term problem, it is a threat. We cannot be naive.
[00:19:36] Imperialistic.
[00:19:55] Russia is trying to intimidate the European Union and NATO. From this
[00:19:58] point of view, we should probably reconsider our approach
[00:20:02] to hybrid threats. There is always a possibility
[00:20:06] that...
[00:20:37] contradicts our interests and does not comply with the fundamental
[00:20:41] principles of international law and the UN Charter. This is returning to our conversation
[00:20:45] about rules, how appropriate it is to observe them and so on. But look what is happening before
[00:20:49] our eyes in the... sense,
[00:20:55] but
[00:21:01] we just want you, you scoundrels, to follow the rules, those
[00:21:05] very agreements that you signed. They say, no, we
[00:21:08] understand the progressive essence of Russia very well. Can you imagine,
[00:21:12] this is happening before our eyes. No, the rule is not this, you don't
[00:21:16] understand, right, it's different. Well, something like that, yes, it's different, please, Wich.
[00:21:50] So there's a scenario, the most, as they say, crucial moment,
[00:21:53] so, it's the so-called "dead zone," that is, you were touched by
[00:21:56] a rubber sword, as they say, and you were sent to the dead zone for 2 hours.
[00:21:59] So for Europeans, for the European
[00:22:02] political class, the horror that Vasily was talking about, for them it's
[00:22:06] such a conditional dead zone, for them everything is make-believe. That's the essence of the
[00:22:10] role-playing game that European media are promoting, first of all, for their
[00:22:13] population. It's all make-believe, and Russia will attack make-believe, well,
[00:22:17] yes, there will be sadomasochism, maybe someone will even get hurt, but it will all
[00:22:21] end in 2 hours. Then you come out again and, as they say, run around the forest with a rubber
[00:22:24] olibar, nothing more. The most terrifying thing about the situation is
[00:22:27] that the European layman is being accustomed to the idea
[00:22:31] that it's not scary, that it's somewhere far away, that
[00:22:35] it's all a game plot, these are such game rules.
[00:22:38] When the OMON comes to arrest these role-players
[00:22:41] for drinking, as they say, drinks in the wrong place, it will be
[00:22:45] too late. And there's an important point, actually. The thing
[00:22:49] is that a part
[00:24:20] of our program begins with one quote, which, which
[00:24:23] will convince you, friends, that you shouldn't get carried away with strong alcoholic
[00:24:27] beverages, or even light ones, you understand? Think about your health.
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[00:24:51] a thief. My God, how I missed you! How are you without me? Thank God, Pavel
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[00:24:59] voice and is worthy of the imperial theaters. Is it true that she is your
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[00:29:02] behind the Kaliningrad exclave, there are almost no troops, meaning Putin knows
[00:29:06] about this or assumes that NATO is a peaceful alliance that will not
[00:29:10] take advantage of his local
[00:29:11] weakness.
[00:29:15] Are you suggesting NATO seize
[00:29:16] Kaliningrad?
[00:29:19] No, I suggest that we act so aggressively on our side that
[00:29:23] Putin wouldn't understand what we're going to do, and so that because of this, he
[00:29:26] would have to redeploy some forces from
[00:29:28] Ukraine.
[00:29:31] Reliable as a Swiss watch, but you...
[00:30:06] and most importantly, they're going in the other direction. By the way, this is where I got this image about alcohol. It's just that
[00:30:10] this is me, this is a quote, in fact, this is an Irish,
[00:30:13] Irish, we'll talk about Ireland separately now, an Irish
[00:30:17] analyst, economist, he commented on Sikorski's speech,
[00:30:20] listen, Sikorski seems to have
[00:30:24] started drinking heavily again, he has become a real national disgrace.
[00:30:28] Let's hope that at the behest of his London bosses, he won't send
[00:30:31] the Polish people into the meat grinder.
[00:30:34] Oh, how interesting, they will indeed. Well, I also, no, I hope it won't
[00:30:38] come to that, but still,
[00:30:41] because unlike Pandora's box, the post-alcoholic
[00:30:44] state is still managed, it passes sooner or
[00:30:47] later. He has a lot of experience, a lot of experience is needed,
[00:30:51] yes, we can teach, if anything. So, remember, by the way, look how
[00:30:55] everything is coming together for us, so, the Irish economist,
[00:30:58] the Irish economist is talking about London's instructions.
[00:31:02] We are now, I repeat, we are now cautiously
[00:31:06] approaching a very interesting topic, but first, let's just say,
[00:31:10] a general picture of Europe, well, we've been discussing
[00:31:13] this for a long time, that it's, so to speak, leaving.
[00:31:20] or decided to leave or is already leaving from under the American umbrella in all senses, the US is gradually losing its status for European governments
[00:31:23] as an undisputed leader and authority and so
[00:31:25] on, at least they write about it. America is ceasing to be
[00:31:29] the preferred option for investing in weapons procurement,
[00:31:33] student training, etc. Here are fragments of this
[00:31:35] publication.
[00:31:38] America is shedding its status as the preferred
[00:31:42] option for foreign governments, where they direct
[00:31:45] money, buy weapons, and send students. Even
[00:31:48] insignificant shifts away from the US can undermine
[00:31:51] the advantages that for decades helped
[00:31:54] maintain the economic and geopolitical power of the US. Last
[00:31:58] week, the Netherlands repatriated 86 tons of gold from
[00:32:01] the US and Canada, citing the need to protect against
[00:32:05] extreme systemic risks. France has already repatriated all its gold
[00:32:08] from New York, and Germany is discussing the possibility of doing the
[00:32:12] same. The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, the largest in
[00:32:16] the world, announced plans to reduce its holdings in US government
[00:32:19] bonds. As for armaments, Europe is striving
[00:32:23] to procure more locally produced equipment to reduce its
[00:32:27] reliance on American firepower. Well, these are general considerations, so to speak,
[00:32:30] of a general nature, so to speak, from a bird's eye view,
[00:32:34] a swallow's, a swallow, so to speak, a swallow
[00:32:37] of the apocalypse, let's narrow the circles, descend lower and lower,
[00:32:40] we will look in more detail, so to speak, use optics.
[00:32:45] Well, what's the difference, Alexey Alexevich, an apocalypse is an
[00:32:49] apocalypse, very low, and how, yes, and
[00:32:52] before the storm, by the way, and so,
[00:32:56] Trump, Trump spoke, shared his
[00:32:59] thoughts regarding this very part of Europe,
[00:33:03] namely Ireland,
[00:33:06] two, for now, listen,
[00:33:09] we'll get everything we need in Greenland, we have very
[00:33:13] interesting negotiations going on right now.
[00:33:18] that's interesting too, it's Ireland, it looks similar, but I meant
[00:33:22] Ireland, let's listen to Trump about
[00:33:23] Ireland.
[00:33:26] Well, I don't want to create problems, but I'll tell you honestly, I would very much like
[00:33:30] to see Ireland united. I have friends on both sides,
[00:33:34] wonderful people, they are Irish, how can they be bad,
[00:33:37] right? I would very much like to see them united. I think it will be
[00:33:40] a huge achievement for everyone if this happens, and it will definitely
[00:33:44] happen. We are discussing this, you have the right person to move
[00:33:48] this forward. Well, yes, I think it would be fantastic. Of course,
[00:33:51] Great Britain will also comment on this, but I think it would be
[00:33:55] great. After all, how can it be
[00:33:57] bad? Yes, as he
[00:34:00] said, they will also comment, not commented, just
[00:34:03] dead silence, such an ominous silence, even, in some sense, at the house of King Charles
[00:34:07] II, I don't joke, past Buckingham
[00:34:10] Palace, well, by the way, a very accurate
[00:34:14] jingle, well... it turns out that way, yes, although maybe not quite, not quite,
[00:34:17] not quite a joke, because at this time, our
[00:34:21] swallow of the apocalypse descends even lower, literally flying into the capital
[00:34:25] of Wales, Cardiff, where a meeting of the leaders
[00:34:28] of the three autonomous regions of Great Britain, Scotland, Wales, and Northern
[00:34:32] Ireland, is scheduled for today. Please take a look
[00:34:35] at what the Telegraph writes about this
[00:34:39] event. Please!
[00:34:42] September 14, leaders of Scotland, Wales and... Northern
[00:34:45] Ireland will gather to sign an agreement designed to give
[00:34:49] impetus to the breakup of the United Kingdom. At an unprecedented
[00:34:52] summit in Cardiff, the three heads of provincial governments will sign
[00:34:56] a joint declaration demanding the right to hold independence
[00:35:00] referendums. The summit will take place two days after Donald Trump
[00:35:04] said he would very much like to see a united Ireland. The leader
[00:35:07] of the Scottish National Party Swinney said: "For the first time in
[00:35:11] history, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are led by
[00:35:15] ministers advocating for independence. There can be no clearer
[00:35:18] sign that the status quo is not sustainable and that
[00:35:22] Westminster must prepare for a future after the breakup of
[00:35:25] Great Britain." The Kosovo precedent is not a precedent,
[00:35:28] they said. Well, yes, yes, it sounds very, so to speak, well, I don't
[00:35:32] know, inspiring, but we just spoke with colleagues,
[00:35:35] and one, so our colleague
[00:35:39] strictly tells me, "These are all your wet dreams," although
[00:35:42] these are not my dreams, I'm just trying to analyze.
[00:36:27] because a much more accurate one,
[00:36:31] before it was the United Kingdom,
[00:36:33] Great Britain, and frankly, I caught myself often
[00:36:36] writing "Britain" in texts precisely because, well, it's already, it's already completely
[00:36:40] bad in this sense, in the sense that they used to rule,
[00:36:44] they used to set the rules, they used to really, but what
[00:36:48] is left of the British military potential, intelligence services,
[00:36:51] yes, here it must be acknowledged,
[00:36:54] they have great experience, great connections.
[00:37:27] of this absolutely thoughtless decision, also, by the way, in
[00:37:30] the referendum, it just disappeared, it has now moved
[00:37:34] to Europe, to the USA and so on, Europe and the USA just rubbed their hands
[00:37:37] they said, okay, fine, Britain didn't have money for
[00:37:41] all the grandeur of plans they had, which they
[00:37:44] planned in Turkey, which they planned in Africa,
[00:37:48] around Russia and so on. Right now,
[00:37:51] that's why British politics has become so remarkably
[00:37:54] cruel and even provocative, there's no money.
[00:38:37] She can't present anything in foreign affairs, she
[00:38:41] can't lead Europe in the fight against Trump, she can't
[00:38:44] lead Europe in the fight against Russia, she can't lead
[00:38:47] anything anymore, and we see the natural process of the fading of this British
[00:38:51] Empire. It's formally called Great Britain precisely because
[00:38:54] this unbreakable union is united, that's what it means.
[00:40:57] Musk is sending Americans to Mars, so
[00:41:00] everyone, no, not everyone, so, to speak, someone will
[00:41:03] remain. NASA, how can this affect us, how does
[00:41:07] this concern us? I repeat, let's remove all
[00:41:11] our, so to speak, scores with them from the brackets, let's try
[00:41:14] to understand how this can affect us or will affect us. Please, Alexander, any
[00:41:18] problems for a geopolitical competitor or
[00:41:21] adversary are a plus. As for
[00:41:24] the anatomy of this process, initially, when
[00:41:28] Brexit happened, it pushed, among others,
[00:41:31] hold a referendum, because they wanted
[00:41:34] to return to the EU. Accordingly, now, if,
[00:41:38] for example, there is... well, possibly even without any
[00:41:42] bloody events, the collapse of Great Britain, accordingly,
[00:41:45] it's possible that Wales will ask to join the European Union, and Scotland will ask to join
[00:41:49] the European Union. And any transformation processes are
[00:41:52] money. Accordingly, Scotland will need to be integrated back, Wales will need to be
[00:41:56] integrated back. Accordingly, the German
[00:41:58] taxpayer will naturally have to shell out again, which means
[00:42:02] good. So these processes of fermentation of various
[00:42:05] this distracts the attention of the same
[00:42:08] English special services, who... they're calling it,
[00:42:10] let them create some new geographical
[00:42:19] units. All these processes that are going in
[00:42:23] different directions, multidirectional, the disarray
[00:42:26] of the European Union, the disarray of those Napoleonic plans
[00:42:29] campaign to the east, are
[00:42:32] a plus for us. Clear. Well, first I want to comment on
[00:42:35] the speech of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland,
[00:42:39] Sikorski. You know, there is such a term: subjects,
[00:42:42] for example, Zelensky, a subject of Britain, and
[00:42:46] there are those who are tipsy. I don't know what he gets
[00:42:48] tipsy on, well, tipsy, yes, we don't know what he
[00:42:52] used, why he behaves like that, but
[00:42:55] clearly the person, well, it's clear that he's like, well, you know, on
[00:42:59] some kind of, you took
[00:43:02] I don't know the methods, but if you recall, a year
[00:43:06] ago, last year, the Quartet came to Kyiv.
[00:43:40] cash, remember I told you, there's a train in Kyiv,
[00:43:43] they're returning back, so, well,
[00:43:46] you see, this is the picture, and Starmer was there too, remember, I even forgot,
[00:43:50] imagine, you say, we don't remember, yes, it turns out,
[00:43:53] you see, that's why they always, when they go to Kyiv, they get
[00:43:57] там поддают, поддают, какие-то газы на них действуют, и отсюда
[00:44:01] all sorts of statements, you know, like "we'll kill someone with one
[00:44:05] left hand" or "we'll win it back", well, you see,
[00:44:08] the guys are having fun, but this...
[00:44:40] to analyze what is better for Russia, war with Europe, this war,
[00:44:44] war, or the processes that are happening now in
[00:44:47] Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Wait,
[00:44:50] now the choice, and the choice is exactly how he opposes it, what is
[00:44:54] better for us? We just in the first part
[00:44:57] of our broadcast talked about fear, about
[00:45:00] a possible war, Europe with Russia, and now here's the second
[00:45:04] option, what if not war, here are the processes that will
[00:45:08] happen, in fact, on the territory.
[00:47:22] Andy Burnham, what would he do in his place, if the federation, in order
[00:47:26] to protect the constitutional rights of residents, would have
[00:47:29] addressed, quite the opposite, in a different tone,
[00:47:32] namely, if I suddenly, if I suddenly felt that the country was simply falling
[00:47:36] apart at the seams, what would help me put it back
[00:47:39] together? War, yes, and what
[00:47:42] else? Nothing else helps put a country
[00:47:46] back together except war. That's how I would reason. Here
[00:47:49] in fact is an important, interesting point, that now we see... how Western
[00:47:53] countries very actively use
[00:47:55] the tactic of splitting unity. This tactic
[00:47:59] is applied to our country, we see how, as part of information warfare, they
[00:48:02] regularly want to drive a wedge between
[00:48:06] citizens of the Russian Federation of different nationalities, and we see that
[00:48:10] we have a policy of countering this, we actually have 2026, the year of unity
[00:48:14] of the peoples of Russia, we have some policy to build
[00:48:17] a single nation from all our wonderful peoples, this is exactly
[00:48:21] Great Britain. We see how this
[00:48:24] superiority of the English, this dominance of the English, because it was
[00:48:28] the English crown that essentially carried out Brexit,
[00:48:31] the English crown decides to drag Great Britain into war, the English
[00:48:35] crown led Great Britain to such a rather sad state,
[00:48:38] when neither an empire nor geopolitical power remained,
[00:48:42] this is a natural process now in the era
[00:48:45] of sovereignty, everyone wants their own, independence, self-reliance and so
[00:48:49] on, and those countries that cannot resist this, and...
[00:49:22] the deed is done, please, you can cover it with certain things, in
[00:49:26] fact, Andy Burnham might have done so, but frankly
[00:49:30] speaking, I don't believe in him for some reason, a person who,
[00:49:33] appointed as prime minister, goes on a two-week vacation, although he did return
[00:49:36] later, yes, he had enough sense, he was tired, you see,
[00:49:39] yes, the country is, the country
[00:49:42] is in a deplorable state, and he goes on
[00:49:45] vacation, they even threw up their hands, I don't know, even probably in his office,
[00:49:49] just already, what are you doing? So I don't know. As for
[00:49:52] whether he will escalate the situation, but I
[00:49:56] understand that the guys from the British special services have
[00:49:59] already instructed him properly that he doesn't need to go on vacation, he
[00:50:03] needs to go to Kyiv, he needs to, which, by the way,
[00:50:06] Britain did. Now it's trying to stitch together a coalition
[00:50:09] of those willing, if you noticed, because,
[00:50:12] remember how we discussed what would happen in the Ramstein
[00:50:15] format, where that format is already gone,
[00:50:19] the coalition of the willing, remember, they met, I don't know what they were doing there...
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[00:57:23] In the studio is still Anatoly Kuzichev. Russian troops continue to strike at military rear and
[00:57:26] dual-use facilities of the enemy. Tonight, a series
[00:57:30] of powerful explosions, powerful hits, fell on Krivoy Rog,
[00:57:34] as Ukrainian monitoring channels write, one of the main targets is
[00:57:37] the workshops of the Krivoy Rog Metallurgical Plant. Well, judging by the
[00:57:40] picture, so to speak, the package found
[00:57:44] its recipient. In the Odessa region, a bridge was hit in...
[00:57:47] Tok. In addition, our jet
[00:57:50] in the morning, targeting
[00:57:54] addition, intelligence identified temporary
[00:57:58] deployment points of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, control points for drones in the settlements
[00:58:02] of Fedorovka in Kharkiv region and Zemlyanoye in Sumy
[00:58:05] region, after which targets were struck from the air with
[00:58:09] the use of aerial bombs FAB-500. This was
[00:58:12] reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense, and it was reported
[00:58:15] in the style of some of the properties of our
[00:58:19] Ministry of Defense. Fab, from the word Fab,
[00:58:23] fabula from the word Fab is simple.
[00:58:25] We are not lowering the tone. Well, actually, it
[00:58:29] hits, and it hits, well done.
[00:58:31] Our military also hit Kyivstar company, which provided
[00:58:35] communication services, including for the benefit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Geraniums hit
[00:58:38] the target precisely, you can see it now on the screen. Russian
[00:58:42] soldiers continue to advance along the entire front line in
[00:58:46] the Kharkiv direction.
[00:59:17] that you are with us, Anatoly, good afternoon, well, I mentioned the Kharkiv cauldron,
[00:59:21] let's, so to speak, talk about it. Tell us
[00:59:24] briefly what the current situation is in the area of this very Kharkiv
[00:59:28] cauldron, are attempts being made, so to speak, to break
[00:59:32] out of this encirclement by the Ukrainians? Please.
[00:59:35] Well, regarding the situation in the area of the Kharkiv cauldron, I would like to say
[00:59:39] that on our side, our soldiers
[00:59:42] are adopting and applying more and more new
[00:59:45] tactics, not... taking the entire cauldron and simultaneously
[00:59:49] attacking from all sections, from all sides, but we
[00:59:52] are now focusing more of our attention on such
[00:59:55] micro-cauldrons. We take a certain area and slowly, so to speak,
[00:59:59] cut it off, cut it off, cut it off. From the enemy's side,
[01:00:02] of course, they have few options left, because
[01:00:05] our soldiers are so determined, that
[01:00:09] the enemy's best option would be to
[01:00:13] surrender, in principle, that's it. But our guys are determined to completely
[01:00:17] defeat the enemy in this cauldron,
[01:00:19] therefore, although they do carry out some, of course,
[01:00:23] micro-sorties, so to speak, offensive, defensive operations, but still,
[01:00:26] as you can see from all the news, step by step we are still
[01:00:30] achieving our, so to speak, goals in this
[01:00:33] direction. Regarding the Sloviansk-Kramatorsk direction,
[01:00:36] I would also like to emphasize it, because it still remains
[01:00:40] one of our
[01:00:43] hottest directions.
[01:00:46] The enemy is leaving more and more
[01:00:49] of its trophy NATO weapons for us in this sector, which
[01:00:53] our guys then successfully re-flash, so to speak,
[01:00:56] for a new way of war, in principle
[01:01:00] we can see all this. Well, in principle, from the enemy's side,
[01:01:04] there are micro-offensive operations,
[01:01:08] but they are, so to speak, cut off at the very start
[01:01:10] by our soldiers. The enemy does not
[01:01:14] leave the settlement of Kray Aleksandrovka, he still
[01:01:17] tries, with small, small offensive
[01:01:20] operations, he tries to at least touch and
[01:01:24] reach it, but nothing comes of it due to the timely
[01:01:27] neutralized targets by our guys. Well,
[01:01:31] summing up the story, I want to emphasize that
[01:01:34] previously I basically did not see
[01:01:38] such stories, this story was so dangerous,
[01:01:42] exclusive.
[01:01:45] This is the Dobropolye direction, we worked with
[01:01:47] the guys from the well-known, they've been with us not for the first time,
[01:01:51] these are our Somalis, guys, heroes, who
[01:01:54] just with them, nothing is
[01:01:57] scary, any situation with them is just dust
[01:02:01] and nothing, nothing bad at all,
[01:02:04] the guys are riggers, in fact, these are very
[01:02:07] dedicated guys, not much is said about them, but I want to say more and more,
[01:02:11] because these guys, they work as
[01:02:14] the engine of the entire front, not on foot...
[01:02:18] 20, 30, 40 km they deliver all
[01:02:21] necessary provisions, supplies, cargo,
[01:02:24] as well as components for the platform, so that our
[01:02:27] guys on the very front line can work.
[01:02:39] Look, we're watching, thank you.
[01:02:57] Hello everyone, this is the Wargonzo project, I'm Alexander Maxim.
[01:03:00] We've been driving since early morning already on
[01:03:04] the Donetsk front roads.
[01:03:07] Well, everyone at their posts is giving a thumbs up,
[01:03:11] which means the sky is clear, we can move. Today we're
[01:03:14] visiting the 60th
[01:03:17] Guards Motorized Rifle Battalion,
[01:03:21] or simply put, these are our legendary Somali guys.
[01:03:24] Well, basically
[01:03:34] the situation allowed us
[01:03:38] to pass, well further
[01:03:40] situation,
[01:03:44] we are waiting now, the guys are working,
[01:03:47] shooting back,
[01:03:52] so we have more boxes than, now
[01:03:56] we are loading the most important thing here - it's gasoline
[01:03:59] - drones, provisions,
[01:04:03] infantry, and we are heading to
[01:04:06] the front line. Now the guys, as you heard, were breaking through
[01:04:10] more or less with a fight, they were mining there with FOTs,
[01:04:13] Kornet anti-tank missiles, in short, it's going to
[01:04:15] be fun.
[01:04:21] The guys are showing that everything is normal, the sky seems clear for
[01:04:24] now, but everything can change at any second. I
[01:04:28] want to show you how unpleasant the
[01:04:31] situation is here in general, judging by the
[01:04:35] number of burned cars.
[01:04:49] Look,
[01:04:52] bro, you said it was safe here. How many hundreds
[01:04:55] of cars have already been burned, not to mention
[01:04:57] that.
[01:05:00] I'm not saying it, I said it's safe with us, it's dangerous here, but with us
[01:05:03] it's
[01:05:04] definitely safe.
[01:05:13] We have many transit points here, so we
[01:05:16] can
[01:05:18] make the path shorter. In general, the resource is
[01:05:22] no longer limitless, so there aren't many people either,
[01:05:26] and the distance is great, so we leave people at points
[01:05:30] to shorten the distance here, walk, work effectively
[01:05:33] every day. So we're going to one of those
[01:05:36] points, every day we have to, every day we have to
[01:05:40] walk like this. What can you do, like, well, here, the larger
[01:05:44] the logistical hub, the more the enemy controls it, especially
[01:05:47] the entrances and exits. The guys are trying to sneak through at their
[01:05:51] own risk, only on ATVs and noisy
[01:05:54] equipment, motorcycles, ATVs, and even
[01:05:58] then often the enemy because it's so...
[01:07:07] How is it now in the second year? Yes, well, we're holding up fine, everything's
[01:07:11] good. No, you just drove through in the morning, you
[01:07:13] were flying.
[01:07:19] Aha. Let's continue.
[01:07:22] The situation is developing. You arrived in the morning, and you were already leaving with
[01:07:25] those, with that package. Is everything alright, safe?
[01:07:28] Of course not safe, where is it safe in war? Well,
[01:07:32] tolerable, fine, we're breaking through, moving,
[01:07:35] everything's good, everything's great. You have a cool bike, I see, you hear?
[01:07:39] Yes, a good one. You're loading up again now, right? Of course, now
[01:07:43] I'm loading up again, I'll go again. That's it, well, we'll go on foot then, he also
[01:07:47] there, Radoslaw Sikorski said something, he says,
[01:07:50] look, yes, Russia is not threatening us yet, so let's
[01:07:54] threaten them so they threaten us. Well, anyway, how is that, and I just think,
[01:07:58] Sikorski, look at these guys, you're going to threaten them,
[01:08:01] seriously? Well, it's just fantastic. Sasha Maksimenko, thank you
[01:08:05] to the entire Vorgon project, thank you very much. I also want to say
[01:08:08] something else to you. We continue to collect, but we at the
[01:08:12] People's Front continue to collect in support of military
[01:08:15] medics. In those 3 years,
[01:08:18] yes, we collected almost a billion rubles,
[01:08:21] 850 million and a bit.
[01:08:23] Aid was delivered to 243 hospitals along
[01:08:27] the entire line of combat contact. Well, and
[01:08:30] accordingly, I invite you, I urge you to contribute,
[01:08:34] to participate in this collection, through the website "All for Victory" or with the help
[01:08:37] of the QR code that you now see on your
[01:08:40] screens.
[01:08:42] Yes, thank you, and we continue. Against the backdrop of our advance on the front, Kyiv
[01:08:46] authorities state that Ukraine is preparing for a new round of peace
[01:08:50] talks in a trilateral format in October. This
[01:08:53] was announced by the head of Zelensky's office,
[01:08:56] Budanov. The possibility, the possibility
[01:09:00] of a new trilateral meeting on the issue of peaceful settlement is not denied in
[01:09:03] the Kremlin. But this is what the press secretary of our president,
[01:09:07] Dmitry Peskov, said on this matter. Listen.
[01:09:10] Yes, we do not exclude the possibility. Negotiations, we are specifically talking about
[01:09:14] the foreseeable future, that is, of course, presumably October,
[01:09:18] October cannot be ruled out.
[01:09:21] Yes, well, it's interesting that this very terrorist and
[01:09:24] extremist Budanov talks about readiness for
[01:09:27] negotiations, but just a few days before that, he stated that
[01:09:30] Ukraine is ready, so to speak, to stand until the end. Is there not
[01:09:34] some contradiction in this or not? Well, listen.
[01:09:38] Ukraine will continue the fight, Ukraine will stand until the end,
[01:09:41] there is no other way. After all, we are fighting for what
[01:09:44] belongs to us by right, for our people, our territory,
[01:09:48] our future. Well, I repeat, the question
[01:09:51] is simple, does this not contradict calls there or
[01:09:55] readiness, regularly in recent days, the further it goes, the more often
[01:09:58] declared readiness for negotiations, these kinds of
[01:10:01] statements, such statements, such slogans,
[01:10:05] maybe it's just a negotiating position, perhaps,
[01:10:08] possibly, or maybe I just don't understand something, Elena
[01:10:11] Vladimirovna. No, it's more than a
[01:10:14] negotiating position, they actually
[01:10:17] don't want negotiations in essence, and they don't
[01:10:21] even pay attention to the statements of Donald Trump,
[01:10:24] the US president, these statements are quite serious regarding
[01:10:28] energy facilities, regarding the fact that
[01:10:31] Ukraine with its actions even raises
[01:10:34] prices, it spoils, of course,
[01:10:38] but no, I think that, of course, they notice and react to these.
[01:11:42] that Ukraine is indeed ready for negotiations, but not about
[01:11:46] peace, it's important to understand, only about a
[01:11:49] moratorium on striking energy facilities, on maritime
[01:11:52] logistics, that is, what is now, so to speak, burning in
[01:11:56] Ukraine, what hurts the Kyiv regime very much, and
[01:11:59] it would like to somehow mitigate this situation, then
[01:12:02] I understand that this is not a question for our experts, although they might know
[01:12:06] the answer, what should make Russia agree to
[01:12:09] these negotiations, to go from...
[01:12:42] representatives of President Trump are
[01:12:46] coming, but surely
[01:12:49] Kyiv cannot openly say, "Don't come, we won't
[01:12:52] work," no, something starts. That's it.
[01:14:25] They got the money, they can continue to send people to their deaths, and
[01:14:29] the President's Office will help you with this, withdraw funds already
[01:14:32] by trucks from the country's budget, and where to get people in
[01:14:35] Ukraine, they didn't think, whoever wanted to is already fighting, half
[01:14:39] left, only old people and young people who didn't run away remained, and
[01:14:42] if you knock them out too, there will be no nation left, let him take
[01:14:46] this mob of cops, tax collectors, deputies,
[01:14:49] assistants, officials of all stripes and colors and other
[01:14:53] parasites, and let them fight till they drop.
[01:15:25] This is, well, I understand that this is not a question of cowardice or anything, it's just
[01:15:28] an instinct, because otherwise all this, all this loses its meaning, it's
[01:15:32] a self-preservation instinct, because here's a direct example for you, so to speak,
[01:15:36] this is not a general reasoning,
[01:15:39] a journalistic one, it's a fact, sociological, in the first grade
[01:15:43] there are 242.
[01:15:46] first-graders instead of 453 thousand,
[01:15:50] almost twice as many, people, it seems
[01:15:53] to me, when they see something like this...
[01:16:26] Here's another thought regarding the situation and
[01:16:30] where this situation is leading and can lead, this is economist Alexey
[01:16:33] Kush. So, in a nutshell, now listen to what he said, in a nutshell, with
[01:16:37] the continuation of current trends, the Ukrainian nation will disappear in
[01:16:40] two generations. Listen to him.
[01:16:44] We have entered a stable trend where we lose about 500
[01:16:48] thousand people annually just due to constant migration abroad. The second
[01:16:51] factor is the reduction in fertility, that is, the number of births. per
[01:16:55] woman of childbearing age, there is a dizzying
[01:16:59] drop here, if 13-14 years ago this indicator
[01:17:02] was about 1.51,
[01:17:05] then now in Ukraine the birth rate has fallen below
[01:17:09] one, according to various estimates, to 0.8,
[01:17:12] 0.9, this is already one of the lowest
[01:17:15] indicators in the world, the third indicator is a decrease in life expectancy, if
[01:17:19] the war continues, the situation will only worsen, in two generations we
[01:17:23] may enter a phase when...
[01:17:55] I want to remind you of the Istanbul agreements,
[01:17:58] and you remember those conditions, and now I turn to you, dear friends, and
[01:18:02] what was it worth, it
[01:18:04] was worth it, so, all this pathos that Boris Johnson, so to speak,
[01:18:08] imposed on you, no, what peace, what are you talking about, we will fight, and do you
[01:18:12] remember those conditions?
[01:18:14] If you like it, well, if yes, then
[01:18:16] continue,
[01:18:19] in Germany, here are the triumphant election winners in Saxony
[01:18:22] Anhalt, the Alternative for Germany party, ready
[01:18:26] to send all Ukrainian refugees back to Kyiv, and there it's not just a question,
[01:18:29] not even so much about the war, which needs to be continued and so
[01:18:33] on, no, there's a completely different logic there, it's from a different angle, from the angle of economics.
[01:20:37] became a burden on the German budget, so, this, yes, this
[01:20:41] situation is quite interesting, because it is yet
[01:20:44] another testament to how
[01:20:48] depopulated Ukraine is,
[01:20:50] the depopulation is simply colossal, indeed, it is
[01:20:54] human resources that are currently, in my opinion, crucial for
[01:20:58] the sustainability and longevity of the Kyiv regime,
[01:21:01] as long as there's someone to drive to the front, the Kyiv regime
[01:21:04] somehow survives, when there's no one to put
[01:21:08] there, it will simply collapse, now, so to speak, in
[01:21:11] continuation of this topic, I want to remind you that not only in Germany
[01:21:15] and not only the AfD are openly discussing that it's time
[01:21:18] to somehow drive Ukrainians back,
[01:21:22] thereby, de facto, yes, Kyiv is given a chance to further
[01:21:25] extend its existence precisely as the current neo-Nazi
[01:21:29] regime, unfortunately, but for Europe, this is a completely logical
[01:21:33] step for those European circles that are set on continuing confrontation with Russia.
[01:21:37] Understood, Sergey Vladimirovich, and do you think Europe
[01:21:40] will take such a step, on expulsion, not just Germany, I mean,
[01:21:44] Europe in general? Yes, not only Germany, you know, when statements
[01:21:47] are made about how from a black
[01:21:50] hole,
[01:21:53] someone allegedly tries to extract some funds, get them back,
[01:21:57] well, it's clear that this is impossible, I agree with my colleague here, but the
[01:22:00] question is different, such statements, from my
[01:22:04] point of view, their meaning is to... do everything
[01:22:08] not to expand this black hole, not to make it deeper,
[01:22:12] not to make it deeper, so that even larger
[01:22:16] funds do not go into it, and of course, this statement, these statements,
[01:22:19] which are heard in the camp of the still German
[01:22:23] opposition, but which is breathing down the neck
[01:22:26] of the outgoing party in power, this is not some purely
[01:22:30] German phenomenon, we can compile such
[01:22:34] a conditional table, take all European countries and see what...
[01:23:08] Poland, Czech Republic, other countries, that is, it is indeed
[01:23:11] a European trend, apparently, a critical
[01:23:15] point is approaching, when the reverse process will begin, they
[01:23:18] took them in, then they exp... understood, and now, friends,
[01:23:22] attention, here we see how, thanks to Andrey Igorevich,
[01:23:25] yes, for this image of a black hole, I actually,
[01:23:28] this is an unprecedented story, but one person,
[01:23:32] it seems, it seems, managed to slip
[01:23:35] out of the event horizon, well, that is,
[01:23:39] from the boundary of the black hole, he was there, and then, however,
[01:23:42] let's see, yes, let's not get ahead of ourselves, in short, listen, a very interesting
[01:23:46] story, amazing, why Ukraine is called a black hole, why... correctly
[01:23:50] this morning it became known that the Prosecutor General of Ukraine
[01:23:54] Kravchenko issued an indictment against the head
[01:23:56] of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine
[01:23:59] Krivonos.
[01:24:02] In addition, the indictment was issued against a person close to the head of the specialized
[01:24:05] anti-corruption prosecutor's office, Alexander Klimenko. According to Ukrainian
[01:24:08] sources, it is about, there is no specific
[01:24:12] explanation, but apparently it is about Klimenko's wife.
[01:24:15] The Prosecutor General of Ukraine addressed Ukrainians, where he announced his
[01:24:19] accusations and urged Krivonos and Klimenko to resign, here is
[01:24:22] his address, please,
[01:24:25] the Prosecutor General's Office, the Prosecutor General's Office conducts
[01:24:29] operational management in dozens of criminal proceedings, within
[01:24:32] which grave and especially grave crimes committed
[01:24:36] by NABU and SAP employees are being investigated, more than 100 people were interrogated,
[01:24:40] a significant amount of materials on covert investigative actions were collected, so as not
[01:24:43] to be unfounded, relying on the collected evidence base, I signed
[01:24:47] an order of suspicion against the director...
[01:24:52] I suspect him of forging official documents for the purpose of obtaining
[01:24:55] unlawful benefits on a particularly large scale, as well as fictitious
[01:24:59] dismissal for the purpose of artificially creating grounds for evading
[01:25:03] responsibility in court. I know that I know that
[01:25:06] besides me, no one else would have done this, so I am ready for all
[01:25:10] political and media consequences, but these
[01:25:13] suspicions have already been signed. Therefore, I advise Semen Krivonos, therefore
[01:25:17] I advise Semen Krivonos and Alexander Klimenko.
[01:25:28] so, he signed the suspicion, it's clear that, yes, you
[01:25:32] know what else I thought, of course, there's this image,
[01:25:35] you know, fighting like spiders in a jar, the jar
[01:25:39] should be closed, but it's still ajar, I'll explain
[01:25:42] my thought now, so, it's clear that in Kyiv this effect, both from the address
[01:25:46] of the Prosecutor General, so to speak, and from... the new
[01:25:50] NABU and SAP operation caused simply a grandiose effect, there's certainly
[01:25:54] a scandal, infighting, everything else.
[01:25:57] Actually, it all started last week, these very NABU and SAP
[01:26:01] announced a new operation to expose a criminal group that,
[01:26:04] attention, was involved in fraudulent call centers and
[01:26:07] legalization of property. The office of the very
[01:26:11] person you just saw, the Prosecutor General,
[01:26:14] Kravchenko, fell under accusation. And last
[01:26:17] week, this Kravchenko already announced that he was leaving for...
[01:26:50] like a business trip, but in Ukraine, there are, so to speak, delicately speaking,
[01:26:54] different opinions on this matter, in general, be that as it may, he is not in the country, this
[01:26:58] very brave fighter, so, a brave
[01:27:01] fighter against fighters, against corruption, so, he is not
[01:27:05] in Ukraine, one must understand, one must
[01:27:08] realize that this attack on NABU and SAP, and this is certainly an attack on NABU and
[01:27:12] SAP - this, I think, is a risky step for
[01:27:15] Zelensky, given that these control bodies, well, there is
[01:27:18] such an opinion, popular and... probably not unfounded, that these bodies, they are, as
[01:27:22] it were, created with Western money, and so to speak, and
[01:27:25] controlled, this is generally a Western instrument in Ukraine, well,
[01:27:29] so, Zelensky
[01:27:32] came up with some new intrigue, listen to what one of
[01:27:35] the Ukrainian channels writes, please,
[01:27:39] our source in the President's Office said that Zelensky
[01:27:42] approved the attack on NABU, SAAB, we already wrote
[01:27:46] about plans to start such a campaign, Kravchenko is being used as a torpedo against anti-...
[01:28:20] or the prospect of losing cannon fodder,
[01:28:23] because this is a struggle in his entourage and it
[01:28:27] hits his reputation, his ratings,
[01:28:30] it hits how he is perceived.
[01:29:32] he announced that he is resigning, that's it, it seems like the point
[01:29:36] of no return has been passed, there was a statement from Zelensky on this
[01:29:40] matter as well, so to speak, so it seemed like everything was agreed upon, in the Rada, in the Rada
[01:29:43] they should have formally formalized his resignation,
[01:29:47] a week passed, the minced
[01:29:51] meat that has already been put through the mincer is coming
[01:29:53] back, it turns out that he either left or didn't
[01:29:57] leave, he realized that resignation threatened imprisonment, he didn't
[01:30:00] submit documents.
[01:30:32] and such a game, indeed, so to speak, it's clear that Kravchenko will not
[01:30:36] conduct any investigation there, because he is already nobody, but nevertheless, to
[01:30:38] deliver a retaliatory blow, to slam
[01:30:42] the door loudly, so that
[01:30:45] the plaster crumbles in all these structures, that's still possible. We, actually, we have
[01:30:48] so many images from physics, you say, I keep thinking, what does this
[01:30:52] strange, strange situation with Kravchenko remind me of? It's
[01:30:56] the Heisenberg uncertainty
[01:30:58] principle,
[01:31:00] he's like a prosecutor,
[01:31:02] like he's not, like he's here, but in fact he's there, and
[01:31:06] it's impossible to simultaneously measure, like with the very
[01:31:09] particle, its, so to speak, its speed and its
[01:31:12] location, that is, in our case, it's impossible to measure
[01:31:15] his, so to speak, and his position simultaneously
[01:31:18] with his, so to speak, location, or
[01:31:22] or like in radioactive, it's just fantastic, you
[01:31:25] know, I don't know, we, of course, are watching closely, I liked it and
[01:31:29] I think everyone talked about it, but as she said.
[01:31:54] In Yekaterinburg, in particular, I just watched the picture from
[01:31:57] there over the weekend and was kindly envious, honestly, I was
[01:32:01] really envious. from the bottom of my heart, the thing is that we have an international
[01:32:04] youth festival, we
[01:32:08] have so many people there, well, I wanted to put it cleverly, yes, look, friends,
[01:32:12] another illustration of Russia's total isolation,
[01:32:15] well, okay, I put it the way I put it, so there are
[01:32:18] delegations from 191 countries, again,
[01:32:21] 191 countries are now in Yekaterinburg, not in full
[01:32:25] force, but nevertheless, there are actually 10,000
[01:32:28] people, and more than 100,000 applied, so only
[01:32:32] every tenth person had this luck to come to
[01:32:35] Yekaterinburg, so, it's clear that there are countries
[01:32:38] of the post-Soviet space, there are representatives,
[01:32:42] delegates from Argentina, Brazil, India, China, Mexico, Saudi Arabia,
[01:32:45] France, Great Britain, Italy and so on and so on and so on,
[01:32:49] all this, I repeat, is now in Yekaterinburg, fun,
[01:32:52] youth, a get-together in the good, high sense of the word,
[01:32:56] of course, communication, friendship and so on, it's just,
[01:32:59] it's true, two worlds, two, so to speak, I don't know, two, two
[01:33:03] approaches to the world, two interpretations and
[01:33:06] so on, so, uh, and a good motto for
[01:33:09] this festival: follow your dream, in the program, let's have a
[01:33:13] small formal part, in the program there are about 650
[01:33:16] educational, cultural, sports, entertainment events, well, and
[01:33:20] accordingly, this is no longer a formality, that's exactly how,
[01:33:24] in fact, in this way the foundations of future,
[01:33:27] the foundation of future good,
[01:33:30] good-neighborly, friendly, comradely
[01:33:33] relations are laid, cool,
[01:33:43] a group.
[01:33:47] Centuria is the result of a precise calculation by American
[01:33:50] and British special services, I'll get you these
[01:33:53] guys, 18 years old and
[01:33:57] older, in the prime of their lives, we'll then pass them off as missing,
[01:34:00] Whisky, give the command to attack,
[01:34:04] Sanya, attack!
[01:34:06] What is Centuria? Centuria are sell-out
[01:34:09] scumbags, who will get my
[01:34:12] Ukraine, and to whom does it belong anyway?
[01:34:15] It's hers.
[01:34:18] So you understood? Zhenya, it's a network, and a network
[01:34:22] was never simple. You know, Sasha, when there was
[01:34:25] hellish trash here in spring, I
[01:34:28] broke.
[01:34:32] Seryozhenka, my son, my dear, it can be fixed. Tell me everything
[01:34:36] you know.
[01:34:40] You outplayed
[01:34:40] me.
[01:34:46] They're looking for us, it's dangerous with me further, I'm
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[01:36:15] we will pave with our chests.
[01:36:27] Communist Party, Communists of Russia for victory and Soviet
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[01:36:44] choose
[01:36:55] freedom,
[01:36:58] come to the elections, vote for the Green
[01:37:01] Party, imagine Russia, where people
[01:37:05] are respected, where people are protected and trusted, where
[01:37:09] every law begins with the thought, will people
[01:37:12] be happier in life, where before... budgets
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[01:37:19] a Russia cannot be won by chance, it can only be decided and chosen, go to
[01:37:23] the elections with your whole family, all your friends and
[01:37:26] vote for new people,
[01:37:29] the New People party, people first
[01:37:32] of all,
[01:37:37] we are entrepreneurs of Russia, despite
[01:37:40] everything we continue to work, create
[01:37:43] new things, build. help, we don't
[01:37:47] ask for help from the state, we demand
[01:37:50] that they don't interfere with us, then we will do everything
[01:37:53] for Russia to win, let
[01:37:56] business breathe, choose LDPR,
[01:37:59] save
[01:38:00] Russia,
[01:38:09] here's some news that just came in, Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of Poland, said that
[01:38:13] Poland does not rule out strikes on Russia from its territory in the coming
[01:38:16] weeks, I recall a scientific conversation with a girl,
[01:38:20] a sociologist, a blonde, remember, who was asked what is the probability that a dinosaur
[01:38:23] will walk down this street right now, she says: you know, 50 percent, either it will or it won't, but
[01:38:27] in this case, in fact, only Donald Tusk has the opportunity to either
[01:38:31] increase this probability or reduce it to zero, that's how it is,
[01:38:35] thank you all for your attention, see you on
[01:38:37] air,
[01:38:43] good afternoon, live on air. The Big Game, I'm Vyacheslav Nikonov. The main
[01:38:47] event of recent days is, of course, the BRICS
[01:38:50] Summit, the largest international interstate
[01:38:54] association, which now includes one.
[01:41:42] in India for the first time since 2019,
[01:41:44] the leader of China
[01:41:47] is was in
[01:41:50] the capital
[01:41:52] of a truly important country, an important partner for China itself.
[01:41:56] The moment when relations between
[01:41:59] states are clearly beginning to warm up after a long
[01:42:02] period of conflicting
[01:42:05] contradictions. And Lidia Victor, we
[01:42:09] are glad to see you, just flew in from New Delhi, participated in
[01:42:13] the summit events, in any case, she definitely
[01:42:16] knows what was happening on the sidelines of the summit, what is
[01:42:20] most important for you. Good afternoon,
[01:42:23] dear colleagues, TV viewers, yes, indeed, it
[01:42:26] seems to me that India managed, it would seem, the
[01:42:29] impossible, to reconcile the irreconcilable, to find such
[01:42:33] formulations, to find such agreements,
[01:42:37] that would satisfy everyone in a situation where indeed
[01:42:41] between BRICS members,
[01:42:43] literally military actions were taking place, yes, the situation between
[01:42:47] Iran, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia was
[01:42:50] heated to the limit during the Middle East
[01:42:54] conflict. Nevertheless, if we look at the final declaration. It is
[01:42:57] extensive, it is even larger than the G20 declaration,
[01:43:01] which was adopted in New Delhi
[01:43:03] after the G20 meeting,
[01:43:07] there are 45 pages, 145, I think,
[01:43:10] points, but it was possible
[01:43:13] to avoid one-sided formulations in this
[01:43:16] declaration, in principle, the very fact that none
[01:43:20] of the participants in the negotiation process, which was very complex, it was indeed
[01:43:23] a marathon of a year long, did not withdraw
[01:43:27] from this process proves that this BRICS
[01:43:30] format is acceptable for all participants of the association,
[01:43:34] the expanded association, yes, it is now 11 countries,
[01:43:38] they all understand its significance, importance,
[01:43:41] are set on constructive dialogue, indeed this is a victory
[01:43:45] of Indian diplomacy, I, for
[01:43:47] my part, noticed that in Indian expert circles
[01:43:51] the attitude towards BRICS has changed, if earlier Indian
[01:43:55] experts said that this is one of the formats, in which
[01:43:58] India participates, it completely suits it, it is based on
[01:44:02] consensus, it does not oblige to anything, just like in fact and...