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[00:00:00] with state partners, this is what our president said
[00:00:04] at the main session of the BRICS summit.
[00:00:06] BRICS
[00:00:09] partnership is invariably built on the principles
[00:00:13] of equality, good neighborliness, mutual consideration
[00:00:16] of interests, respect for cultural and civilizational
[00:00:20] diversity, history, traditions
[00:00:23] and values of each other. Therefore, it is quite
[00:00:26] logical that the authority and influence of BRICS in the world...
[00:00:40] And the prospects for the development of events in international politics
[00:00:44] and security, economics and humanitarian
[00:00:47] cooperation largely depend on our collegial decisions and actions. The unipolar system
[00:00:51] of international relations, which served a narrow
[00:00:54] group of countries, is becoming a thing of the past.
[00:00:58] The balance of power is shifting in favor
[00:01:01] of new centers of growth in the Global South and
[00:01:04] East. More and more states are loudly and clearly
[00:01:08] declaring their readiness to protect their
[00:01:11] national interests and participate in solving global
[00:01:15] problems. However, the formation of a multipolar
[00:01:18] world is not without difficulties, as we can see.
[00:01:21] This meets the resistance of those who
[00:01:25] are accustomed to thinking in colonial categories, in essence,
[00:01:29] dividing into a flourishing garden and wild
[00:01:32] jungles, and living at someone else's expense.
[00:01:36] Well, in this flourishing garden, BRICS was often simply not noticed, but now this
[00:01:40] is simply impossible. You know, I must say that
[00:01:44] indeed we are witnesses of
[00:01:47] the beginning of BRICS. I must say that I cannot but
[00:01:51] note that Vyacheslav Alekseevich was one
[00:01:54] of the standard-bearers of this in
[00:01:57] our country, and...
[00:05:12] declaration of the next academic BRICS forum, it was mainly
[00:05:16] discussions with our Indian
[00:05:18] partners, with others it was simpler.
[00:05:22] Now there is a full feeling that India has fully
[00:05:25] realized this potential that BRICS opens up
[00:05:29] for this leading country
[00:05:33] of South Asia. Here is what
[00:05:35] Prime Minister Modi said following
[00:05:39] the summit.
[00:05:42] The meeting was extremely substantive and constructive. Alongside the
[00:05:46] diversity of our views, our common commitment to cooperation within
[00:05:49] BRICS was also clearly evident. And today's discussion
[00:05:53] clearly showed that a changing world cannot be managed
[00:05:57] with old institutions. Reforms are needed in three
[00:06:00] areas: representation, capacity to respond to challenges, and
[00:06:03] rule-making. We also emphasized that countries of the Global South
[00:06:07] must participate on an equal footing in the development of future technologies and
[00:06:10] in the formation of rules for their regulation.
[00:06:12] It is necessary to overcome the existing gap between decisions made
[00:06:16] and their results through partnership and
[00:06:19] collective action. The New Delhi Declaration adopted by us
[00:06:22] sets a clear direction for our common aspirations. Now our
[00:06:26] responsibility is to translate these intentions into
[00:06:29] concrete results. As the BRICS chair, I wholeheartedly
[00:06:33] thank you all for your valuable contribution, constructive
[00:06:37] approach, and your commitment to the common cause.
[00:06:40] And Modi offered himself.
[00:06:50] China, because the next chairman will be the
[00:06:54] Chinese People's Republic, and
[00:06:57] what is really worth noting
[00:07:00] is to congratulate the Indian presidency, a joint declaration was adopted, we just
[00:07:03] talked about it on Friday, George Davidovich expressed doubts
[00:07:07] about whether it would be adopted, because I will cite.
[00:07:11] confirmed their commitment to fighting terrorism in
[00:07:42] all its forms and manifestations, called for
[00:07:46] the abolition of illegal unilateral economic sanctions that
[00:07:49] contradict international law and the UN Charter, continue to work on
[00:07:52] creating mechanisms for cross-border payments, the use of national currencies,
[00:07:56] these points were especially
[00:07:58] promoted by the Russian
[00:08:02] Federation, most interested in creating international
[00:08:05] settlement mechanisms, recognized the need for joint
[00:08:08] work for the uninterrupted functioning of world trade chains.
[00:08:12] supply, energy, and emphasized the role of the Global South
[00:08:16] as a driving force for positive change in the face of serious
[00:08:19] international challenges. By the way, I don't like the term
[00:08:23] Global South, because it automatically excludes
[00:08:25] Russia, and Russia is clearly not a southern country,
[00:08:29] so I am always for the world majority, not
[00:08:33] the Global South, but
[00:08:36] in general, the declaration has 145 points. We
[00:08:40] naturally did not show them all, but... I certainly read all
[00:08:44] 145
[00:08:46] - completely, and I think not just once, and can
[00:08:50] express my opinion on what was actually agreed upon.
[00:08:54] The declaration consists of two parts, reflecting
[00:08:57] the functioning of BRICS as a two-element
[00:09:00] mechanism: first, it is a huge
[00:09:04] body, like a strong hull of a ship,
[00:09:08] which is dedicated to the functioning of various... connections
[00:09:11] within BRICS, there are 200 channels between all departments,
[00:09:14] industries, that is, in the declaration, a person
[00:09:17] of practically any socially significant profession,
[00:09:21] from a statistician, lawyer,
[00:09:24] doctor, customs officer, can find a point
[00:09:27] dedicated to cooperation within BRICS in their field, and this is real
[00:09:31] cooperation, working groups are formed,
[00:09:34] they work, mechanisms
[00:09:37] are created that work in practice, especially in
[00:09:41] the scientific and technical field, a lot of scientific and technical
[00:09:44] things - this is a mechanism that moves
[00:09:48] forward, but there is also a more flexible part, a kind of
[00:09:51] superstructure that responds to geopolitical challenges
[00:09:55] and charts the course for this ship. In this regard,
[00:09:58] I wanted to talk a little about what Vyacheslav
[00:10:02] Alekseevich said, about the mechanism of continuity and
[00:10:05] about what I call essentially
[00:10:08] the creeping institutionalization
[00:10:11] of BRICS.
[00:11:55] and India is now acting, as we see, as one of the driving forces
[00:11:58] of BRICS development. Well, of course, for our country, BRICS is
[00:12:02] a huge help politically,
[00:12:05] economically, because both China and India are those
[00:12:09] states that largely allow our economy to develop effectively,
[00:12:12] allowing us to replenish our budget
[00:12:16] resources. Therefore, for us, this
[00:12:19] partnership is truly a guarantee of Russia's stability
[00:12:22] in a very complex world, where... they are putting a lot of pressure
[00:12:26] on us, and of course, in order to successfully carry out
[00:12:30] a special military operation.
[00:12:33] So, let's return
[00:12:36] inside our country. This week the election
[00:12:39] campaign ends.
[00:12:42] Actually,
[00:12:44] in the coming days, the pre-election
[00:12:48] campaign ends, voting begins, in some regions early
[00:12:51] voting is taking place. In the Kherson region, this
[00:12:55] voting has already ended.
[00:12:58] Well, that's understandable, there they need to stretch it out in time,
[00:13:02] so as not to give the Kyiv
[00:13:04] authorities a chance to disrupt the elections, but to ensure,
[00:13:08] of course, the security of the expression of will. So
[00:13:12] don't forget that elections are coming soon,
[00:13:16] don't forget to come to the polling stations. Well, the special
[00:13:19] military operation continued, our air defense systems
[00:13:22] worked. Over the past day, 1025 aircraft-type
[00:13:26] UAVs, four guided aerial bombs, four HIMARS
[00:13:29] rockets, two long-range
[00:13:33] guided missiles Neptune
[00:13:36] were shot down. Naturally, our strikes
[00:13:39] were much more serious, especially our Sunday
[00:13:43] strikes made an impression on Kyiv.
[00:13:46] Enemy resources prepared a corresponding map, on
[00:13:50] which it is visible that the strike was carried out, well, essentially
[00:13:53] throughout the entire territory of Ukraine
[00:13:56] with an emphasis on the western regions, which was far from always
[00:14:00] the case. We see that Odessa,
[00:14:03] Kyiv and military facilities in eastern
[00:14:07] Ukraine were also under fire. Day and night, AKs missile forces
[00:14:11] launched strikes on targets in Sumy, Kharkiv,
[00:14:15] Dnipropetrovsk regions, in the uncontrolled territories
[00:14:18] of Zaporizhzhia, Kherson regions, Donbas, in Odessa
[00:14:22] region, in Kyiv, Kryvyi Rih, Ternopil.
[00:14:25] Black Sea, Rivne, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Khmelnytskyi,
[00:14:29] Vinnytsia, Chernihiv, Mykolaiv, Volyn, Poltava and
[00:14:32] Zhytomyr regions. Truly powerful strikes,
[00:14:36] if we summarize them, how
[00:14:40] does it look from the point of view of the Ministry
[00:14:42] of Defense.
[00:14:45] As a result of strikes by high-precision air-launched weapons and attack
[00:14:49] UAVs, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation hit: In Odessa, three
[00:14:52] logistics centers storing cargo for the AFU, a workshop for
[00:14:56] producing UAVs and components for them, a warehouse of rocket and artillery
[00:14:59] weapons and ammunition. In the Odessa region, four
[00:15:02] logistics centers storing and distributing AFU cargo,
[00:15:06] UAV production workshops, power substations ensuring
[00:15:09] the functioning of port and logistical infrastructure. In the port of Odessa -
[00:15:12] dry cargo ships. In the Mykolaiv region - power substations
[00:15:16] ensuring the functioning of port and logistical infrastructure. In
[00:15:19] Zaporizhzhia region, a metallurgical plant producing products for
[00:15:22] creating protective structures and armor. In Dnipropetrovsk region,
[00:15:26] a metallurgical plant producing products for military equipment,
[00:15:29] an innovative electric smelting complex, which is the largest producer and
[00:15:33] supplier of rolled metal for the production of military
[00:15:36] products. Two mining and processing plants in the port
[00:15:40] of Chornomorsk, port infrastructure facilities, dry cargo ships,
[00:15:43] a sea tug, as well as railway infrastructure facilities in
[00:15:47] the western regions of Ukraine, used for transporting military cargo
[00:15:51] from European countries. In total, strikes were carried out in 142
[00:15:54] districts of Ukraine. And in addition, as the Ministry
[00:15:58] of Defense reported, over the weekend the settlement of Chernyakov
[00:16:01] in the Kharkiv region and the settlement of Vesyoloye in the Donetsk People's
[00:16:05] Republic were liberated. And today there is already a report.
[00:17:40] from Konstantinovka, in the Kramatorsk direction our troops had small advances in the area of Minkovka,
[00:17:46] heavy fighting continued in the area of Yurkovka and near the
[00:17:49] Kramatorsk airfield, in the Slavic direction
[00:17:53] the assault on PGT Nikolaevka continued, street battles are ongoing,
[00:17:56] also our troops pushed on the heights west of Rai
[00:17:59] Aleksandrovka and our pressure continues in the direction
[00:18:03] of the Slavic TPP, in the Krasny Liman
[00:18:07] direction. Battles continued in the southern part of Krasny Liman, battles
[00:18:10] continue in the area of Stary Karavan, Ozyornoye,
[00:18:13] the enemy continues pressure from the west, trying to reduce our pressure on
[00:18:17] Krasny Liman, for this he transferred reserves from Kharkiv,
[00:18:21] from Kharkiv and Sumy regions, which has already affected the situation in these
[00:18:25] areas, in the Kupyansk direction battles continued in
[00:18:28] the area of Kupyansk-Uzlovaya Borovaya, also advances in the area
[00:18:32] of Dvurechensk northwest of Kupyansk, in the Kharkiv direction
[00:18:35] our troops continued.
[00:18:38] to tighten the encirclement, Shevchenkove
[00:18:41] was liberated, Shirokoye was liberated, battles are also ongoing to
[00:18:44] eliminate the enemy in the area of Olkhovatka, and the overall
[00:18:47] territory of the cauldron itself is shrinking. Also our troops
[00:18:50] pushed east of Kazachya Lopan in the area of Hoptivka
[00:18:54] southwest of Vovchansk. And in the Sumy
[00:18:56] direction our troops had small advances in the area of Pavlovka, in
[00:19:00] the area of Hatneve, Novokostyantynivka, and also in
[00:19:03] the area of Myropillya. In general,
[00:19:15] is that the Prosecutor General and
[00:19:18] anti-corruption services have opened criminal cases against
[00:19:22] each other. The Prosecutor General was fired and he has already fled abroad,
[00:19:25] in the West the most interesting event is happening
[00:19:29] in Great Britain, where Scotland,
[00:19:32] Northern Ireland and Wales decided today
[00:19:36] to nevertheless
[00:19:38] leave this
[00:24:53] United
[00:24:53] Russia.
[00:25:09] was marked by a crucial declaration, signed
[00:25:13] by the heads of all member states,
[00:25:16] which is indeed significant.
[00:26:03] after all, no one even thinks about the fact that we have no
[00:26:06] grounds for any conflict with Europe, all issues
[00:26:10] were resolved as a result of the Second World War. They want to
[00:26:13] revise the results of the Second World War, to which
[00:26:17] they are now pushing the peoples of their countries into war with the Russian
[00:26:21] Federation. Now they are saying that they are thinking about how to introduce
[00:26:25] troops into Ukrainian territory, this means war with
[00:26:28] Russia, and I
[00:26:31] understand that...
[00:27:03] "If we start a war with Russia, we will bomb them in 6 weeks, because we have
[00:27:06] 2.0 airplanes there." People don't even realize where, in
[00:27:10] what reality, and with what means war is being waged. Missile
[00:27:14] technologies, hypersonic, the speeds with which
[00:27:17] all weapon systems are being modernized. Russia can stop a railway
[00:27:21] train on the move, rushing at night,
[00:27:24] precisely hitting either fuel barrels or
[00:27:28] hitting the locomotive. No one in the world has such technologies, not even
[00:27:31] the Americans. Uh-huh.
[00:28:02] month released, August was already 2,800,
[00:28:06] 700% growth, now we see absolutely massive
[00:28:09] capabilities, strikes, and most importantly, we are increasingly
[00:28:13] knocking out Ukraine's air defense system. We are no longer talking
[00:28:17] about Patriot technology, there are almost no missiles left, I think they have
[00:28:20] some small ones, they are hiding them, European
[00:28:24] complexes are wearing out, Europe is not able to supply its
[00:28:27] missiles, and we are talking about high technologies. In this
[00:28:31] situation, I think that partially some part of Ukraine's
[00:28:34] airspace we will soon begin to open for our strategic
[00:28:37] bombers, then six, nine-ton
[00:28:41] bombs will go, then it will be completely different scales of destruction,
[00:28:45] unfortunately we will have to strike at the legacy
[00:28:48] that the Soviet Union left, and I remind you that these are underground
[00:28:52] command centers that still exist. Anyone who has been to Donbas knows that
[00:28:56] any mine there has bomb shelters at a depth
[00:28:59] of 30-50 meters, it is really very difficult to get to it. Bridges across
[00:29:03] the Dnieper were created to withstand strikes of 300-500
[00:29:06] kilogram bombs, they really need to be destroyed with something very serious,
[00:29:10] so now in this regard Russia dominates, both
[00:29:14] quantitatively and qualitatively, it has greatly advanced. But the president
[00:29:17] made a statement that Europe, after all, and I understand this is
[00:29:21] our intelligence report, plans to deploy its
[00:29:25] armed forces on Ukrainian territory, they are obviously looking for a reason, they are
[00:29:28] constantly looking for some points, how to do this. They tried this in 2003,
[00:29:32] through the so-called Lithuanian-Polish-Ukrainian
[00:29:35] corps, then Zelensky refused. Perhaps,
[00:29:39] now in this critical situation with personnel, they
[00:29:42] are experiencing, since there are talks about migrants who will be
[00:29:45] squeezed out of the European Union, women's mobilization is very strongly
[00:29:49] pedaled by the European Union, the same Kit Kalk, who came
[00:29:53] to the territory of Ukraine, and we understand that
[00:29:56] it is not excluded that Europeans may take this risk, but the president very clearly
[00:30:00] stated what this will lead to, this...
[00:30:32] and at this, actually, all these attempts
[00:30:36] to portray something will be - to put it mildly
[00:30:40] ridiculous.
[00:30:43] Ukrainian elite is rotting, and from
[00:30:46] the head, and intensely. What happened in the
[00:30:50] last 24 hours is simply
[00:30:52] phantasmagoria. First, the news appeared that
[00:30:56] the Prosecutor General of Ukraine accused
[00:31:00] the head of NABU.
[00:32:15] presumably he used a business trip to Lithuania as an excuse to cross
[00:32:18] the border, according to the Anti-Corruption Center, Kravchenko
[00:32:21] signed a suspicion against the director of NABU, in exchange for the opportunity to flee abroad.
[00:32:25] Well, in fact, he could only flee abroad with Zelensky's
[00:32:29] permission, well yes, he allegedly went to
[00:32:33] a PACE hearing on issues of
[00:32:35] children abducted by the Russian anti-people
[00:32:39] regime, well, but then PACE denied this
[00:32:43] information, so...
[00:33:15] somehow break free from external control, where they
[00:33:18] are formed, how they conspire,
[00:33:21] whether they hope to shake off external control with Zelensky or without
[00:33:25] him, is another question, that these people somehow think
[00:33:28] with part of their consciousness about the future of Ukraine, about it not
[00:33:32] turning into one continuous crater from Russian
[00:33:35] strikes, this is, probably,
[00:33:38] the remnants of some genuine, true, not imagined, not
[00:33:41] this Nazi simulacrum, but real Ukrainian...
[00:33:45] And most likely, these movements are echoes of that
[00:33:49] deep, after all, struggle that is going on there. Another thing is that over
[00:33:53] many decades this elite has shown
[00:33:56] an inability to somehow counteract these
[00:34:00] tendencies, the capture of all levers of control by external forces
[00:34:04] and throwing Ukraine under the wheels of a Russian
[00:34:07] tank. This was the main task that was set by the ex-
[00:34:10] partners, both these piglets and sharks,
[00:34:14] this task, unfortunately, was fulfilled thanks to
[00:34:17] the weakness, stupidity, shortsightedness, in fact,
[00:34:21] the inability of the Ukrainian elite, but at the same time, we must not
[00:34:24] forget that the West presents Ukraine as a beacon
[00:34:27] of democracy, human rights, the rule
[00:34:30] of law, well, yes, well, legal, in fact, well, they
[00:34:34] portray themselves that way, although what is happening with them, I think the same thing is happening with them,
[00:34:38] but in Ukraine it is very, very evident.
[00:34:42] Here President Trump went to... Trump
[00:35:15] that caused a diesel deficit in
[00:35:18] the world, I would show
[00:35:20] you.
[00:35:24] Mr. Zelensky needs to do one thing: stop hitting
[00:35:28] diesel production in Russia. Let him hit other
[00:35:31] targets, but not these, because he is creating a diesel shortage. This is not because of the Middle
[00:35:35] East, this is happening because of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. We talked about this with
[00:35:38] Zelensky. There are many other targets, this harms the world, we don't want him
[00:35:42] to hit diesel. There are many others.
[00:36:57] foundations of the military industry
[00:37:00] of Ukraine, this suggests that such
[00:37:03] a situation cannot continue for long,
[00:37:06] Ukraine simply will not withstand it, because
[00:37:10] there is no human capital, and there is no
[00:37:13] other capital left for the West.
[00:37:17] That's why it seems to me that these are
[00:37:20] the last desperate attempts, well, to
[00:37:23] throw everything that can be thrown, to the Europeans.
[00:37:57] in a part of Europe called Great Britain and
[00:38:01] Ireland. He stated
[00:38:04] that he wants Ireland
[00:38:07] to unite. Let's
[00:38:08] listen.
[00:38:11] You know, I don't want to cause trouble, but I'll tell you frankly, I would really like to see
[00:38:15] Ireland unite. In my opinion, sooner or later it will happen
[00:38:19] anyway. I think it would be wonderful. Of course, Britain will surely
[00:38:22] have something to object to, but it would be great. What could be
[00:38:26] bad about it? I remind you that Ireland is
[00:38:29] an island that is divided
[00:38:31] by the British,
[00:38:34] as they usually like to do, according to the principle of dividing it into
[00:38:38] Catholic and Protestant northern parts,
[00:38:41] which belongs to Great Britain. Northern
[00:38:44] Ireland is part of Great Britain,
[00:38:48] but the relations between Ireland and
[00:38:52] England, well, they have always been
[00:38:54] as bad as they can be for a long time.
[00:39:57] with the will of the people. The political landscape on the islands is changing. For the first time in history,
[00:40:01] the first ministers of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are committed to the idea
[00:40:04] of independence from the United Kingdom. We reject
[00:40:07] the unsustainable economic model of the British government, instead we will build
[00:40:11] an economy that ensures social justice. Brexit has harmed
[00:40:15] our economies and limited opportunities. We believe that our
[00:40:18] future is in the European Union. The government has no right to block democracy or
[00:40:22] undermine the principle that our people decide their own future.
[00:40:26] We call on the British government to prepare for constitutional changes in
[00:40:29] each jurisdiction and to facilitate them. Well, this has already been followed
[00:40:33] by a statement from the Prime Minister of Great Britain
[00:40:36] Burnham.
[00:40:39] The Prime Minister understands the importance of changes in all four countries of the United
[00:40:43] Kingdom and is firmly convinced of the need to preserve the unity
[00:40:46] of the country. The United Kingdom is most successful when people unite
[00:40:49] around common values, jointly solve problems, and do not engage in division.
[00:40:53] The Prime Minister will continue to reduce the burden on the budget and households, ensuring.
[00:49:32] The Great Game live: rapid and
[00:49:35] unexpected developments in
[00:49:37] Yemen. The Houthis, who
[00:49:41] control the western part of the country, carried out a military
[00:49:44] operation within three days and
[00:49:48] seized a territory with a total area of about.
[00:50:52] In response to Saudi Arabia's brutal aggression against our country, and also in
[00:50:56] light of the significant escalation of the conflict, when more than 300 airstrikes were carried out
[00:51:00] against the provinces of Yemen in the last 5 days, the Yemeni armed forces
[00:51:03] conducted a large-scale military operation targeting enemy military facilities and
[00:51:07] infrastructure, including aircraft hangars, radar
[00:51:10] installations, runways, ammunition depots and other
[00:51:14] targets at King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait. Dozens
[00:51:17] of ballistic missiles and UAVs were used. By the grace of the Almighty,
[00:51:21] the operation inflicted damage on the base. Generally
[00:51:24] unprecedented successes, I remind you, back
[00:51:28] in December 2023, we discussed the beginning of the American
[00:51:31] operation, though they hyped it up as a coalition, "Prosperity
[00:51:35] Guardian" for
[00:51:37] unblocking the Strait of Hormuz and striking
[00:51:41] Yemen, then the
[00:51:43] phrase appeared that they flogged the sea, because a huge number of
[00:51:47] expensive cruise missiles were used, Tomahawks and so on, it brought
[00:51:50] no results.
[00:52:40] global oil supplies through the East-West oil pipeline,
[00:52:44] which runs from the Strait of Hormuz to the Red
[00:52:47] Sea, and this is an opportunity for Saudi Arabia
[00:52:50] to transport its oil products, very
[00:52:53] accurate strikes, which they really couldn't stop,
[00:52:56] this is under conditions of simply insane spending on
[00:52:59] American, you know, weapons, they bought the most advanced
[00:53:03] air defense systems and so on. nothing could
[00:53:06] stop it, Saudi Arabia tried to strike tonight,
[00:53:10] well, she, let's say, struck, we don't know how
[00:53:13] effective it was - with Chinese Dongfeng missiles, these
[00:53:16] shots were shown, there were huge missiles with a half-ton
[00:53:20] warhead, but with a small range, 600 km - this is the first
[00:53:24] generation, but nevertheless we see that the conflict is escalating there, I
[00:53:27] think, in the near future we will see a situation similar to Afghanistan,
[00:53:31] when one group completely captures the entire territory of the country, in fact
[00:56:21] there is a very serious challenge for BRICS, because
[00:56:25] Saudi Arabia is in BRICS, the Emirates,
[00:56:29] Iran, the situation with oil affects
[00:56:32] India, China, is that you?
[00:57:47] inevitable, because the emergence of BRICS,
[00:57:50] the emergence of the collective East, that is, the axis of resistance to the collective
[00:57:54] West, inevitably leads to
[00:57:57] changes in this so important and sensitive
[00:57:59] region, mhm, well, this important and sensitive
[00:58:03] region accounts for, well, probably,
[00:58:06] a third of global oil production, now approximately 30
[00:58:09] million barrels per
[00:58:12] day are in question, with
[00:58:15] the needs of the global market being around 100.
[00:59:47] party of war, which has fewer and fewer opportunities in the United
[00:59:51] States, and as we see in Europe, Great Britain itself is on the verge
[00:59:55] of collapse, and this is a serious challenge that
[00:59:58] they will have to face first
[01:00:36] to the news, the great game will return at
[01:00:38] 23:00.
[01:00:54] Hello, on the first channel, evening news, with you Andrey
[01:00:57] Ukharev.
[01:01:00] Three more settlements came under our control, in Zaporozhye and Kharkiv
[01:01:04] regions. The advance of the Russian.