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[00:00:02] adopted in New Delhi after the G20
[00:00:05] meeting, there are 45
[00:00:08] pages, 145, in my opinion, points, but
[00:00:11] it was possible to
[00:00:15] avoid one-sided formulations in this
[00:00:18] declaration. In principle, the very fact that none
[00:00:22] of the participants in the negotiation process, which was very difficult, it was indeed
[00:00:25] a year-long marathon, did not leave this
[00:00:29] process, proves that this BRICS format
[00:00:32] is acceptable to all participants of the expanded
[00:00:36] association, yes, it is now 11 countries,
[00:00:40] they all understand its significance, its importance,
[00:00:43] and are committed to constructive dialogue. Indeed, this is
[00:00:46] a victory for Indian diplomacy. From my
[00:00:49] side, I noticed that in Indian expert circles, attitudes towards BRICS
[00:00:53] have changed. If Indian experts previously spoke about it being one of
[00:00:57] the formats in which it participates,
[00:01:00] it suits them in every way, it is based on consensus, it does not
[00:01:03] oblige to anything,
[00:01:05] just like, for
[00:01:07] example, G20,
[00:01:11] yes, Quad was mentioned in one list, ASEAN and so
[00:01:15] on, then now the attention of
[00:01:19] experts, Indian experts, I mean Indian experts,
[00:01:22] is focused on how important this format is for
[00:01:25] India, and as you rightly noted, very important events
[00:01:28] occurred in bilateral tracks. This is not
[00:01:32] only Xi Jinping's visit to India for the first time in 7 years,
[00:01:35] a warming of relations, but also the Russian-Indian track also
[00:01:39] represents great significance. Thus, this
[00:01:42] Russia-India-China format
[00:01:45] has been filled with additional content. This
[00:01:48] is the locomotive of BRICS, it is such a foundation,
[00:01:52] cement, it was precisely in Kazan, at the Kazan
[00:01:55] summit in Russia, that a gradual warming,
[00:01:59] normalization of relations between India
[00:02:02] and China began. This continued
[00:02:05] in the format of the Shanghai Cooperation
[00:02:08] Organization. Now Xi Jinping is in India,
[00:02:12] direct flights between the two countries have been resumed,
[00:02:15] investments are being discussed, the delegation included 400
[00:02:19] people, if not more, both officials and
[00:02:22] business representatives. That is, this is a very important
[00:02:25] milestone in the relations of the two
[00:02:29] countries in general. BRICS, well, the intensity of
[00:02:33] Russian-Indian contacts is simply unprecedented. This is
[00:02:36] the summit in December in India,
[00:02:40] then a meeting in the format of the
[00:02:43] Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a bilateral
[00:02:46] Modi-Putin summit on the sidelines of BRICS, a visit to the
[00:02:50] Enoprom exhibition, where leading Russian developments were
[00:02:53] presented, cooperation in new high-tech
[00:02:56] spheres was discussed, and the upcoming
[00:02:59] visit of Modi to Moscow by the end of the year. This has never happened before,
[00:03:02] and there is a clear commitment to bringing relations
[00:03:06] to a new level, especially in the economic sphere. Well, I would also note
[00:03:10] Modi's commitment to
[00:03:13] partnership with our country and partnership with BRICS. India is indeed
[00:03:16] becoming one of our major, if not one of
[00:03:20] the largest trading partners, in any case, trade turnover
[00:03:24] over the past few years has grown by more than four times,
[00:03:28] and some, if you count for
[00:03:31] the last decade, almost by 10 times. This is indeed
[00:03:35] an unprecedented growth in our
[00:03:38] economic ties, and a serious convergence of
[00:03:42] political positions. And of course, New Delhi
[00:03:45] made every effort to adopt the declaration. I remind
[00:03:48] you that before the BRICS summit, a meeting of BRICS
[00:03:52] foreign ministers was held, at which it was not possible to adopt a joint
[00:03:56] declaration. At that time, it was just a statement from the presiding
[00:04:00] Indian Foreign Minister Jai Shankar.
[00:04:04] Here, a joint statement was adopted,
[00:04:08] which also needs to be credited to the
[00:04:11] Indian presidency. I know from experience how difficult
[00:04:15] it is to agree on a common position within
[00:04:18] BRICS, because for many years I headed our delegation in the academic
[00:04:22] forum of BRICS, which prepares
[00:04:25] materials for such
[00:04:28] summits.
[00:04:30] Here's how Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi summed up the
[00:04:34] results of the summit.
[00:04:38] "Our meeting was extremely substantive and
[00:04:40] constructive. Along with the diversity of our views,
[00:04:44] our common commitment to cooperation within
[00:04:47] BRICS was also clearly evident. Today's discussion clearly
[00:04:50] showed that a changing world cannot
[00:04:53] be managed with old institutions. Reforms are needed
[00:04:56] in three areas: representation, ability
[00:05:00] to respond to challenges, and rule-making. We also emphasized that countries of the global
[00:05:04] South must participate on an equal footing in the development of future technologies
[00:05:07] and in shaping the rules for their regulation. It is necessary to overcome
[00:05:11] the existing gap between decisions made and
[00:05:14] through partnership and collective action. The New Delhi
[00:05:18] Declaration adopted by us sets a clear direction for our common
[00:05:22] aspirations. Now it is our responsibility to
[00:05:25] translate these intentions into concrete results.
[00:05:29] As BRICS Chair, I sincerely thank all of you for
[00:05:33] your valuable contribution, constructive approach, and commitment
[00:05:36] to the common cause." This, in
[00:05:39] my opinion, is a very important accent in the Indian position, because
[00:05:43] it's no secret that for many years
[00:05:46] India was such a lowest common denominator for
[00:05:50] BRICS states, above which it was difficult
[00:05:53] to rise, but now this is certainly
[00:05:56] not the case. Let me add one more point: in this speech, Narendra Modi
[00:06:00] also said something very important, which was not there before:
[00:06:03] he emphasized the importance of continuity between
[00:06:07] BRICS chairpersons, because we often find that very good
[00:06:10] initiatives are put forward by one
[00:06:42] chairperson and then not… BRICS countries called for preventing
[00:06:46] conflicts in the world by addressing their root causes. This is exactly
[00:06:49] what caused the most debate, in fact, because
[00:06:53] well, within the organization there are serious
[00:06:56] contradictions, including military ones, between, for example,
[00:06:59] the Emirates and Iran. The state
[00:07:03] is concerned about the escalation of tension in the Middle East and calls for intensified
[00:07:07] efforts to reduce it. BRICS member countries express
[00:07:10] concern about the growing.
[00:07:33] creation of mechanisms for cross-border payments and the use of
[00:07:36] national currencies, this formulation,
[00:07:39] which was largely promoted.
[00:10:55] root causes of conflicts and
[00:10:57] prevention of nuclear apocalypse, because
[00:11:00] as of today, all systems of checks and
[00:11:04] balances that were formed
[00:11:07] during the 20th century have been practically destroyed,
[00:11:11] eliminated, destroyed primarily by the collective West,
[00:11:14] which did not want to put up with the fact that the unipolar world
[00:11:18] is ending, it is necessary to form a new one, it is necessary to form
[00:11:21] a new system of checks and balances, precisely with...
[00:12:25] it is clear that a very serious work has been done at the
[00:12:28] expert level, at the diplomatic level,
[00:12:31] and if we compare the development of BRICS
[00:12:34] some years ago and today, then a striking
[00:12:38] difference is visible, how much progress and how far
[00:12:41] this organization, this informal,
[00:12:44] including forum, has come. I would also note here
[00:12:48] such a moment, that, of course, in America,
[00:12:51] in the United States of America, BRICS is viewed extremely negatively, and
[00:12:55] several very harsh statements have been made regarding BRICS,
[00:12:59] especially regarding the fact that there are some
[00:13:02] quite tangible attempts to achieve financial independence
[00:13:05] from the dollar monopoly, and this is very
[00:13:08] serious, and here there is also a difference
[00:13:11] between Western structures,
[00:13:14] organizations, although the formats are different, but there
[00:13:18] the influence of one player, the hegemony of one
[00:13:22] player, always prevails, and all others are generally
[00:13:25] forced to adjust to the wishes and demands of the hegemon.
[00:13:29] This is not the case in BRICS, in fact, I recently
[00:13:31] watched and read material regarding BRICS
[00:13:35] and regarding the development of this organization by Professor
[00:13:39] Stephen Kotkin of Stanford University, who in the past
[00:13:42] has Russian roots, from the Russian
[00:13:45] Empire, he wrote a very large text about
[00:13:48] BRICS, in fact,
[00:13:50] he, like many American academic circles, does not...
[00:14:35] Russia, India, China, and many other countries,
[00:14:38] that format, when
[00:14:41] common denominators are found and a common atmosphere
[00:14:45] between, including Iran and the United Arab Emirates,
[00:14:48] this is an indicator. In pro-Western structures, this is absolutely
[00:14:52] impossible, someone would have had to, I apologize for this word, bend
[00:14:55] someone. The hegemon would have bent someone to his will.
[00:14:58] In BRICS, this is not the case, a completely different strategic culture,
[00:15:02] a completely different atmosphere. In my opinion, this is the format of the future,
[00:15:06] that's how it is, this is the format of the future. As for Stephen Kotkin, first of all,
[00:15:09] he can't write short texts, all his texts are very
[00:15:12] long, he can't finish Stalin's biography, even though he's already printed
[00:15:16] several large volumes. But secondly, he really doesn't understand
[00:15:19] much about world politics, we have to admit that,
[00:15:23] well, the world, well, we even used to say that the world
[00:15:26] is divided into developed and developing countries, and he included
[00:15:29] China, India and all of BRICS in the developing countries.
[00:15:32] In fact, the division is different now, into
[00:15:35] developing countries, like BRICS countries,
[00:15:38] and non-developing countries, like Western countries, so the difference is quite
[00:15:42] obvious, in my opinion.
[00:15:45] After the commercial, we will discuss the situation on the fronts
[00:15:48] of the special military operation, Boris Alexandrovich Rozhin will tell
[00:15:52] us what is happening on the contact line, and
[00:15:55] of course, what is happening now in
[00:15:58] world politics, a lot
[00:16:00] of interesting things.
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[00:21:15] Channel website. Well, this week concludes
[00:21:18] the election campaign for deputies of the State
[00:21:22] Duma of our country.
[00:21:25] Early elections are already in full swing.
[00:21:28] Here, the governor of the Kherson
[00:21:32] region, Vasily Saldo, announced the completion
[00:21:36] of early voting for deputies. Voting was very
[00:21:40] active, and naturally, voting will be
[00:21:43] extended on the main voting days, but
[00:21:46] it is obvious that in these regions, which we still call new,
[00:22:20] Of course, they already struck polling stations,
[00:22:23] trying to disrupt the voting in some way,
[00:22:27] although they perfectly understand that this is simply
[00:22:31] impossible. Well, they are striking our territory.
[00:22:34] Over the past night, the Ministry of Defense reported
[00:22:37] that 399 aircraft-type UAVs
[00:22:40] were shot down over the Astrakhan, Belgorod, Bryansk, Volgograd,
[00:22:44] Voronezh, Kaluga, Kursk, Rostov, Smolensk regions,
[00:22:48] the Republic of Crimea, Krasnodar Krai, and the Black Sea
[00:22:51] aquatory. In total, 1025
[00:22:54] aircraft-type UAVs, four guided
[00:22:57] aerial bombs, four HIMARS rockets, and two guided
[00:23:01] long-range Neptune missiles were shot
[00:23:04] down per day. Well, naturally, our strikes
[00:23:07] were much more effective and
[00:23:10] large-scale. Yesterday afternoon and night, the rocket forces
[00:23:14] struck targets in Sumy, Kharkiv,
[00:23:16] Dnipropetrovsk regions, and also in the uncontrolled
[00:23:20] territories of Zaporizhzhia, Kherson regions, Donbas, in
[00:23:24] Odesa region, Kyiv, Kryvyi Rih, Ternopil, Cherny,
[00:23:28] the Black Sea aquatory, in Rivne, Ivano-Frankivsk,
[00:23:31] Lviv, Khmelnytsky, Vinnytsia, Chernihiv,
[00:23:34] Mykolaiv, Volyn, Poltava and
[00:23:36] Zhytomyr regions, well, practically
[00:23:39] everywhere. Especially impressive
[00:23:43] were the enemy resources, our strikes on Sunday. We prepared
[00:23:46] a special map of our strikes, and we see that the
[00:23:50] strike largely fell
[00:23:53] on the eastern part of Ukraine on
[00:23:57] settlements and military
[00:24:00] facilities in western Ukraine. This means that our
[00:24:03] high-precision systems are now becoming systems with an increasingly
[00:24:07] long range. And here's how we
[00:24:11] summarized the Ministry of Defense's report on group
[00:24:14] strikes on Ukrainian targets on Saturday
[00:24:17] and Sunday.
[00:24:20] As a result of strikes with high-precision air-launched weapons and
[00:24:23] attack UAVs, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation hit
[00:24:27] three logistics centers in Odesa storing cargo for the AFU,
[00:24:30] a workshop for the production of UAVs and components for them,
[00:24:34] a warehouse of missile and artillery weapons and ammunition. In the
[00:24:38] Odesa region, four logistics centers storing and distributing
[00:24:41] AFU cargo, UAV production workshops, power substations ensuring
[00:24:45] the functioning of port and logistics infrastructure in the port
[00:24:48] of Odesa, dry cargo ships.
[00:24:51] ensuring the functioning of port and logistics infrastructure. In the Zaporizhzhia
[00:24:54] region, a metallurgical plant producing products for creating
[00:24:58] protective armored structures. In the Dnipropetrovsk
[00:25:01] region, a metallurgical plant producing products for the production
[00:25:05] of military equipment, an innovative electric arc furnace complex, which is
[00:25:08] the largest producer and supplier of rolled metal products
[00:25:11] for the production of military products. Two
[00:25:14] mining and processing plants. In the port of Chornomorsk, port
[00:25:18] infrastructure facilities, dry cargo ships, a sea tugboat, and also
[00:25:21] railway infrastructure facilities in the western regions of Ukraine, used
[00:25:25] for transporting military cargo from European countries.
[00:25:29] In total, as the Ministry of Defense reported, strikes were carried out
[00:25:32] in 142 areas of Ukraine, and there are
[00:25:36] also reports from the Ministry of Defense about the liberation over the weekend
[00:25:39] of the settlement of Chernyakov in Kharkiv Oblast, the settlement
[00:25:43] of Veseloye in the Donetsk People's Republic, and
[00:25:46] today the Ministry of Defense reported that units of the
[00:25:50] "North" grouping liberated the settlement of Shirokaya in Kharkiv Oblast,
[00:25:53] the "North" grouping liberated the settlement of Shevchenkovo in Kharkiv Oblast,
[00:25:57] and the "Dnipro" grouping liberated the settlement of Novoandriivka
[00:26:00] in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Boris Alexandrovich Rozhin, closely follows what is happening on the
[00:26:04] battlefield. Boris Alexandrovich, good afternoon, what's new?
[00:26:07] Good afternoon. On the front line, in the Zaporizhzhia direction, fighting continued
[00:26:11] in the area of Primorskoye, Snegovorsk,
[00:26:14] Shcherbakov, Novodanilovka. Our troops continued to advance
[00:26:17] in Orekhov, heavy fighting continues in the city. Also, our troops
[00:26:21] advanced a little in the area of Malaya Tokmachka. Also, our troops strengthened
[00:26:25] their positions in the area of Chervonaya Krynitsya, advancing towards the settlement of
[00:26:28] Omelnik, through which the supply route for the Orekhov grouping passes. Also, on...
[00:27:02] Our troops also advanced north of Belitskoye, there are also small
[00:27:06] advances in the area of Maloye Dobropolye and Matyashevo, which is south
[00:27:10] of the main city. There are also small advances to the
[00:27:12] northeast of Dobropolye. On
[00:27:15] the Druzhkovka direction, battles continue for Krasny Kut, north
[00:27:19] of Nikolaypol, for the northern part of Alekseyevo-Druzhkovka,
[00:27:23] northwest of Konstantinovka. On
[00:27:25] the Kramatorsk direction, our troops had small advances west of
[00:27:29] Minkovka, heavy fighting continues west of Yurkovka and
[00:27:32] in the area of Kramatorsk airport.
[00:27:35] On the Slavyansk direction, battles continued for PGT
[00:27:38] Nikolayevka, battles continued on the heights west of Alexandrovka,
[00:27:41] battles continued in the direction of Slavyansk TES.
[00:27:45] On the Krasny Liman direction, battles continued in the southern part of Krasny Liman,
[00:27:48] the enemy undertook new counterattacks west of the city,
[00:27:52] trying to weaken our pressure on the city. The enemy
[00:27:56] withdrew reserves for these attacks from the Kharkiv and Sumy directions,
[00:27:59] which affected his situation. In the Kupyansk
[00:28:03] direction, our troops continued to expand the control
[00:28:06] zone in the area of Dvurechensky, there are also small advances northwest
[00:28:09] of Kupyansk, fighting continues in the area of Podoly Kupyansk Uzlovaya.
[00:28:13] In the Kharkiv direction, our troops continued
[00:28:16] to tighten the encirclement, well, the Reznikovsky
[00:28:20] encirclement, the enemy is also being squeezed in the area
[00:28:23] of Olkhovatka, there are also small advances southwest of
[00:28:26] Volchansk, there are small advances east of Kozacha Lopan,
[00:28:30] and also in the area of Goptovka, well, Shevchenkovo and Shirokoye
[00:28:34] in the Sumy direction have already been liberated today, Russian troops had small
[00:28:37] advances in the area of Pavlovka, Sopycha, Khatneva and Novokostyantynivka,
[00:28:41] in general, the initiative is practically on all sectors
[00:28:44] of the front on our side. Thank you Boris Alexandrovich
[00:28:48] for an accurate analysis of the situation on the fronts, the initiative is on our side.
[00:28:51] It is natural that Kyiv relies heavily on Western aid,
[00:28:55] including not only weapons, but
[00:28:58] on this account, Russian President Vladimir Putin made.
[00:29:19] Russia, even since the Soviet Union, allegedly arose,
[00:29:23] there is no such threat, and there never was, we
[00:29:25] do not threaten, and we are not going to threaten European
[00:29:29] countries, why? Because no one even thinks about the
[00:29:33] fact that we have no grounds for any conflict with Europe, all
[00:29:36] issues have been resolved based on the results of the Second World
[00:29:40] War, they want to review the results of the Second
[00:29:43] World War, to which they are now pushing
[00:29:46] the peoples of their countries to war with the Russian
[00:29:50] Federation, now they are talking about how they are thinking about sending
[00:29:54] troops to the territory of Ukraine, this means war with
[00:29:57] Russia, and I understand
[00:30:01] that the citizens
[00:30:32] next to Yagodina, Yagodina is 1 km from the Polish border, next to
[00:30:36] the checkpoint, we are striking, among other things, Starokozache, this is already
[00:30:40] practically the border with Romania, with Moldova, but they don't hear us,
[00:30:44] they don't hear and don't see and prefer to pretend that nothing is happening,
[00:30:47] which once again proves that European peoples are simply
[00:30:51] really trying, they are trying to drive them
[00:30:54] to the slaughterhouse, where unfortunately, a large part
[00:30:58] of the Ukrainian people are already dying. If
[00:31:01] we take the prospects of this,
[00:31:05] we all know well that right now
[00:31:09] Lithuania is on the verge of abandoning Article 137 of its constitution
[00:31:12] on the prohibition of placing weapons of mass destruction, primarily nuclear weapons.
[00:31:16] This is a deadly move, of course, because three-quarters of Lithuania's territory is less
[00:31:19] than 100 km from our border, not to mention
[00:31:23] that there are areas that the Soviet Union
[00:31:26] actually gave to Lithuania and never raised the issue
[00:31:29] of, let's say, territorial integrity, precisely, as
[00:31:32] you said, because we really tried to prefer a bad peace
[00:31:36] to any, in quotation marks, good quarrel. If we consider
[00:31:40] the prospects of this conflict, then, of course, they
[00:31:43] are clearly outlined by Dmitry
[00:33:15] and old stuff in Kyiv will be collected, well, in addition, he
[00:33:18] made a completely unexpected statement about
[00:33:21] the reasons for the diesel shortage in the world in the United
[00:33:25] States itself, the price of diesel in California
[00:33:28] has already reached $10 a
[00:33:31] barrel.
[00:33:35] Mr. Zelensky needs to do one thing - stop striking
[00:33:38] diesel fuel production in Russia, let him strike other targets, but not
[00:33:42] these, because he is creating a diesel shortage. This is not because of the Middle East,
[00:33:46] this is happening because of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. We talked about
[00:33:49] this with Zelensky. There are many other targets.
[00:33:52] This harms the world. We do not want him to strike
[00:33:55] diesel. There are many other targets, indeed, why
[00:33:57] strike oil refineries? Indeed, commercial
[00:34:01] logistics in the United States of America depend
[00:34:05] on diesel fuel. Large corporations that transport their
[00:34:08] goods from state to state. And indeed, this
[00:34:11] seriously affects and raises prices for
[00:34:55] various goods. As for the Senate, it is still
[00:34:58] quite difficult to say, depends on the authority of specific
[00:35:02] candidates in certain places. By the way, many
[00:35:05] people don't know this, but elections to the Senate, for a long
[00:35:08] time, up until the first half of the 20th century, were
[00:35:11] indirect, meaning the population did not elect senators.
[00:35:45] on his authority, an attack on his authority, many members of
[00:35:48] the Republican establishment of the Republican party are already,
[00:35:52] well, let's say, not particularly reacting to
[00:35:55] Trump's statements, it seems that there is a certain
[00:35:59] distancing of Trump from the classical Republican
[00:36:01] party, the same can be said about the Maga movement,
[00:36:05] where, in general, part of the Maga movement has turned away from Trump, criticizes Trump,
[00:36:09] is looking for a new leader of this movement, most likely in the person of
[00:36:12] Vice President J.D. Vance, that is. The situation is quite
[00:36:15] difficult for the ruling circles in the USA. Well,
[00:36:19] here it is important for us that
[00:36:21] Trump threatened Zelensky with his finger, if
[00:36:25] he really connects his internal problems. American ones with
[00:36:28] Zelensky's strikes on our refineries, then for
[00:36:32] the Ukrainian leadership this is very bad
[00:36:35] news in fact, but
[00:36:38] in general, of course, the Kyiv leadership sometimes amazes me,
[00:36:42] they are negotiating with the Greeks about providing them with Patriots,
[00:36:45] yes, well, the Greeks set conditions, but then you don't hit
[00:36:49] Greek ships that go to
[00:36:52] Russian ports, outrage, there is no limit,
[00:36:56] let's listen to People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan
[00:37:00] Gorbenko.
[00:37:03] We are constantly negotiating, including with representatives of the Greek parliament,
[00:37:07] please, provide us with your stocks of Patriot missiles, whose
[00:37:10] service life is ending, but they set conditions, well, then you do not attack
[00:37:14] our tankers when they enter Russian ports, and these
[00:37:17] negotiations in the spirit of us to you, have been going on for half a year already. When
[00:37:21] Ukraine put an end to exports from the Russian Federation through the Black Sea
[00:37:25] ports, it showed its strength, this is already.
[00:39:57] Place of publication on Monday, leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will gather to sign
[00:40:01] an agreement designed to kickstart the breakup of the United Kingdom
[00:40:05] to demand the right to hold referendums on independence. The meeting became
[00:40:08] possible after Andy Bourne told parliament that he would authorize another
[00:40:12] Scottish referendum in the event of a clear
[00:40:14] consensus. John Swinney, leader of the Scottish National Party
[00:40:18] stated: for the first time in history, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
[00:40:21] are led by pro-independence prime ministers. This is the clearest
[00:40:25] sign that the status quo is not... The undeniable dynamic
[00:40:29] of serious constitutional changes, Andy Byrne is trying to come to terms with the idea that he
[00:40:33] will go down in history as the last prime minister of the United
[00:40:35] Kingdom. According to available information, the agreements will cover four areas:
[00:40:39] economy, energy, international cooperation and
[00:40:42] self-determination. The three parties will agree that their countries should join the
[00:40:45] EU. Scotland, Wales as new members, and Northern Ireland as
[00:40:49] part of the Republic of Ireland. Andy Burnham, Prime
[00:40:52] Minister of Britain, well, naturally, he commented on Trump's statements
[00:40:56] and all this. the situation, what Trump thinks
[00:41:00] about this.
[00:41:02] Burnham, the Prime Minister of Great Britain, commented on your words about
[00:41:06] a united Ireland. I don't know what he said. He said
[00:41:10] that there won't be a referendum until most people, everyone says that at first, and
[00:41:14] then everything happens. By the way, I talked to him, I think he's a very nice guy, but unfortunately,
[00:41:17] he holds rather liberal views, although I think he will definitely
[00:41:21] do something, stop these stupid windmills and start drilling in the North Sea.
[00:41:25] At least, that's the impression I got. Well,
[00:41:28] goodbye, Great Britain, goodbye - transatlantic
[00:41:31] partnership, just the pillar of NATO,
[00:41:35] yes, and, everything that the entire security
[00:41:38] concept was based on, all those assets that
[00:41:41] Great Britain, after the collapse of the empire, transferred
[00:41:44] to the United States, yes, all the intelligence and so on, that is, it is falling apart,
[00:41:48] in fact, a very important
[00:41:51] structure that provided Great Britain
[00:41:54] with status, yes,
[00:41:57] access to the powerful of this world and so
[00:42:01] on, Scotland has an interesting position, in fact,
[00:42:04] of all the constituent parts of the United
[00:42:07] Kingdom, it is Scotland
[00:42:10] that has resources, it has something to offer
[00:42:13] to the world markets, so it feels so confident
[00:42:17] and assertive, and the main part of
[00:42:19] Great Britain, England is
[00:42:23] mm, having no
[00:42:26] incentives for development, no levers for development, such a
[00:42:29] constituent part of Great Britain, which,
[00:42:32] of course, miraculously changed places with its
[00:42:35] former colony, that is, this deserves a separate
[00:42:38] conversation, how they changed places.
[00:43:40] damage to the enemy in money, well, something over 70 million
[00:43:43] dollars. Could you imagine that this would become
[00:43:46] an instrument of a new type of war? More than 5,000 sorties
[00:43:50] have been made, these are on radio drones, on drones on the side. I have a principle
[00:43:54] in my head that I will not work on civilians,
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[00:44:01] flew over NATO countries in an airplane. And you burn
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[00:48:12] big game live, who personally surprised me the most
[00:48:16] in recent days, these are, of course, the Yemeni
[00:48:19] Houthis, who, during an operation
[00:48:23] that took them only 3 days,
[00:48:26] managed to conquer territories, and
[00:48:29] strategically important territories in the area
[00:48:32] of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait with an area of
[00:48:35] 5 square
[00:48:38] kilometers, inflicting a very serious defeat
[00:48:42] on pro-government forces, who simply
[00:48:45] for the most part fled in panic.
[00:48:49] Saudi Arabia, naturally, suffered
[00:48:53] a very serious strategic defeat in this case,
[00:48:56] the Yemeni Houthis stated that they now control
[00:48:59] the entire Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which is free for passage
[00:49:03] of any ships, except for Saudi
[00:49:06] Arabian ships. In addition, a strategically
[00:49:09] important oil pipeline was blown up, which goes
[00:49:12] through the territory of Saudi Arabia and allows to diversify
[00:49:16] oil supplies.
[00:49:19] An unexpected turn of events. Well, I
[00:49:23] think for specialists, of course, it was
[00:49:25] less unexpected. Vyacheslav Alekseevich, you are absolutely
[00:49:29] right, this is a very important point connected with the fact that
[00:49:32] the Bab el-Mandeb Strait provides about
[00:49:35] 12% of global trade,
[00:49:39] 30% of container transportation, and if you look
[00:49:42] closely, control over the Strait of Hormuz and control
[00:49:46] over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, they are key from the point of view
[00:49:50] of the region, explaining in simple terms.
[00:50:54] and perhaps this shows the most complex new
[00:50:58] world that is emerging today in the region and
[00:51:01] in the world, one will have to take into account interests, the operation
[00:51:05] that Saudi Arabia carried out for a long time in Yemen, it
[00:51:08] already long ago suffered its, so to speak,
[00:51:11] crushing defeat, and one needs to negotiate, everything is leading to the fact that it is necessary
[00:51:15] to negotiate primarily among the countries of the region
[00:51:19] to form that very inclusive security, about which always.
[00:51:38] In response to Saudi Arabia's brutal aggression directed against our country, and also in
[00:51:42] light of the significant escalation of the conflict, when over the past 5 days more than 300
[00:51:46] airstrikes were carried out against the provinces of Yemen, the Yemeni armed forces
[00:51:50] conducted a large-scale military operation targeting military
[00:51:53] facilities and infrastructure of the enemy, including
[00:51:56] aircraft hangars, radar installations, runways,
[00:52:00] ammunition depots and other targets at King Khalid Air Base
[00:52:04] in Khamis Mushayt, dozens of ballistic
[00:52:35] is important, and the Houthis have fire control over
[00:52:38] the Yanbu logistics center from the Saudi Arabian side, and
[00:52:41] Yanbu is practically the main distribution center or
[00:52:45] hub center, whatever you like, of that very oil pipeline that
[00:52:48] my colleague mentioned earlier, this is 4 million barrels per
[00:52:51] day, which in principle allows Saudi Arabia to maintain
[00:52:55] some sort of, I would say, autonomy from
[00:52:59] supplies through Hormuz, and now, actually, Yanbu
[00:53:02] has a maximum of 4-6 days of reserves. that is, what has been accumulated there,
[00:53:06] then an energy hunger will begin, but there is another very interesting
[00:53:10] news, besides, so to speak, this general economic analysis,
[00:53:14] rather a military analysis, which may
[00:53:17] unexpectedly contribute to the creation of some kind of
[00:53:20] alliance within the framework of the Abrahamic
[00:53:23] agreements, because after 129 strikes,
[00:53:26] if you believe Yahya
[00:53:29] Sare, on the territory of Yemen, against the Houthis
[00:53:32] by the Saudis, actually ammunition. began to run out, the Saudis are not
[00:53:36] ready for such a war, Israeli sources say that
[00:53:40] allegedly the Crown Prince Bin Salman
[00:53:42] appealed - with a certain, with a certain request, at least
[00:53:46] there was an appeal, and the Israeli press writes about it
[00:53:50] to the head of the Israeli authorities with the aim that
[00:53:53] something should be done to facilitate the defense of Saudi Arabia, why I mentioned the Abrahamic
[00:53:57] agreements, that is, in fact, and we see, I don't
[00:54:00] know if Washington has a hand in it or not, but some kind of
[00:54:03] alliance that could... formed between Israel
[00:54:06] and Mecca, the faithful in Saudi Arabia, well, by
[00:54:10] definition, of course, for the Houthis, who are by no means Sunnis, but
[00:54:13] Shias, this has somewhat less significance, but it is interesting how the entire Muslim world will
[00:54:17] react to this, because, of course, the situation, I would say, is
[00:54:20] peculiar, at the very least, well, the Saudi
[00:54:24] authorities naturally turned first of all to the United States
[00:54:27] of America for help, because the Americans have military bases there and actually
[00:54:31] guarantee the security of Saudi Arabia, why Trump?
[00:55:05] we need to understand that there are a lot of oil resources,
[00:55:08] Saudi Aramco and other corporations, there are
[00:55:12] interests of Western capital and American capital, and this is, well,
[00:55:14] such a very serious slap in the face
[00:55:18] for the American, for the American military machine, for American
[00:55:22] capital, now there are very serious
[00:55:25] anti-militarist sentiments regarding US involvement in wars
[00:55:29] in the Middle East, especially since the date of September 11
[00:55:33] recently passed, and all this... was very much remembered, people
[00:55:37] remembered well, different countries, including
[00:55:40] the region, and the second
[00:55:43] point, of course, is very important, there are no guarantees
[00:55:47] that this operation can be at least somewhat successful, because
[00:55:50] the Houthis have demonstrated that they suddenly have ballistic
[00:55:54] missiles as well, and there is a certain
[00:55:57] threat that, well, some kind of military equipment
[00:56:01] that flies may also suffer, to some
[00:56:03] extent. Therefore, there is indeed
[00:56:06] a desire to drag Pakistan into this, but
[00:56:10] Pakistan, as I understand it, also refused to participate in
[00:56:13] this conflict, by the way, I would not completely
[00:56:16] exclude the participation of Israel, Israeli air force, the most
[00:56:20] serious air force in the region, in
[00:56:23] this operation, because indeed, over time, after
[00:56:26] a few weeks, the Saudis will have nowhere to go, because
[00:56:30] the shortage of energy resources, all this will seriously affect their
[00:56:34] country, their economy. Therefore, I would not rule out this format
[00:56:36] either, yes, well, this of course shows, Alexander Gich said about
[00:56:40] this and the limited military capabilities of the United
[00:56:43] States in this region. Well, the
[00:56:47] energy situation has naturally become tense. Oil
[00:56:51] prices, naturally, soared,
[00:56:54] we can again show it, it is already again
[00:56:57] over 108 dollars per barrel
[00:57:01] futures, here's the publication.
[00:57:17] situation in the Middle East. As of Friday, the Saudi
[00:57:21] East-West oil pipeline was officially shut down, threatening the export
[00:57:25] of approximately 4 million barrels of oil per day. At the same time, the risk of closing
[00:57:29] the Bab el-Mandeb Strait remains, which would threaten the supply of up to 9 million
[00:57:32] barrels of oil. The Strait of Hormuz is operating at 20% of its
[00:57:36] pre-war capacity, which leads to a reduction in daily
[00:57:39] oil supplies by 15 million barrels. In total, this means that
[00:57:43] almost 30 million barrels are either not supplied or are at risk.
[00:57:47] Even taking into account some duplication of these routes, the scale of the potential
[00:57:51] disruption compared to the global oil market of 100 million barrels
[00:57:55] is enormous. Well, I must say that this is a serious challenge for all BRICS countries,
[00:57:59] because it is a challenge for the Saudis, for the Emirates, well, of course,
[00:58:03] Iran, India, which receives a huge amount
[00:58:05] of energy resources from the region, China and so on, that is, it is
[00:58:08] an intra-BRICS problem. This topic was reflected
[00:58:11] in discussions, in the final
[00:58:15] declaration, security of trade routes. uninterrupted
[00:58:18] energy supply, critical minerals - these are all
[00:58:22] topics that are
[00:58:24] crucial for the countries of the global
[00:58:27] majority, the global South, in which they
[00:58:31] depend on other players, this situation
[00:58:34] imposed by the so-called powerful of this
[00:58:38] world, it hits the pockets and
[00:58:41] well-being of millions and millions
[00:58:44] of ordinary Indians.
[00:58:47] Ethiopians and so on, so this topic,
[00:58:51] of course, is reflected, but I want to say that here Russia
[00:58:54] acts as a reliable partner
[00:58:57] in the supply of energy carriers, those more than
[00:59:00] 85%, on which India
[00:59:04] depends, for example, in the supply of oil, already more than 50%
[00:59:07] is covered by supplies from Russia, Russia
[00:59:11] offers to countries like China,
[00:59:14] India not only supplies at spot prices...
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