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[00:02:47] Good morning, the information channel on the first is starting its broadcast, this is the program
[00:02:51] "Time Will Tell", we are live, in the studio Ruslana Ashtashka, Olesya
[00:02:54] Losva, the weekend was bright, informationally
[00:02:58] rich, today will be...
[00:04:00] Well, this is Donald Trump, a little later he started to develop this
[00:04:03] idea of his, focusing the attention
[00:04:06] of probably the entire international community on the fact that in
[00:04:09] Ukraine it is necessary, everything
[00:04:12] is already precisely necessary, to urgently hold presidential
[00:04:15] elections.
[00:04:17] I think he should hold elections, he could have settled this
[00:04:21] situation many times already, he should hold elections, and he cannot raise
[00:04:24] oil prices, he has already done enough damage, this war
[00:04:28] shouldn't have started at all.
[00:05:00] time the American president so openly links the prospects
[00:05:04] of ending the war not only with the terms of a peace agreement,
[00:05:07] but also directly with the figure of Zelensky. Trump
[00:05:11] raises the question of political.
[00:05:42] president for Ukraine, a close consultant of Zelensky told
[00:05:46] me, we knew that during the election campaign before
[00:05:49] the midterm elections, we would again be in focus, but we did not expect
[00:05:52] something like this, many phone calls with
[00:05:55] European partners and the biggest fear that Trump
[00:05:59] would stop cooperation with intelligence agencies. I would
[00:06:02] say, yes, not numb, but stunned, yes, society by such
[00:06:05] a proposal, the most interesting is the reaction of Zelensky himself, he was silent
[00:06:09] for a day then he agreed to the proposal.
[00:06:43] how correct is it to claim that Zelensky has already been given
[00:06:46] a black mark by the Americans? Well, yes, indeed,
[00:06:49] this question now understandably, why it is on the agenda, of course, we
[00:06:53] understand that this is far from the first conflict between Trump and
[00:06:55] Zelensky, but probably not the last one possible, but I would say
[00:06:59] that probably at the moment it is the sharpest of all that have been, that is, I think that even
[00:07:03] in terms of level it surpasses what we observed in February 25th with this
[00:07:06] skirmish in the Oval Office, well now yes, I think that Zelensky
[00:07:10] himself is not inclined to back down. And Trump, of course, also plans to
[00:07:14] press him, yes, both actors in this case have their own
[00:07:18] interests. And there are levers of pressure, levers exist, and I
[00:07:21] think that they are just starting to be discussed now, yes, this is everything related
[00:07:25] to the program, the transfer of American weapons to Europe for
[00:07:28] subsequent transfer to Ukraine, this is, of course, intelligence data and political
[00:07:31] pressure, that is, we see how now, for example, yes, all of Zelensky's
[00:07:35] opponents in Ukrainian politics are becoming more active, many of
[00:07:39] whom have long tried to adapt to Trump's agenda, of course. The American
[00:07:43] administration does not have an obvious candidate to replace Zelensky,
[00:07:46] so this creates certain problems for them, but nevertheless all these guys
[00:07:49] are becoming more active, do you believe that Trump can turn off intelligence data?
[00:07:53] Well, we remember that in the Oval, when they had a conflict in
[00:07:56] the Oval Office in the spring at the end of winter 25, intelligence data was cut off
[00:08:00] for two weeks, then at the level of the CIA, so to speak, Trump was convinced,
[00:08:04] John Resliv came and said that let's still restore it, because the Armed Forces of Ukraine
[00:08:07] will have serious problems, we will lose we will have an unpleasant agreement
[00:08:11] for us.
[00:08:42] in my opinion, not yet, it will still live and work for
[00:08:46] some time, in general, it largely depends not on Donald Trump, but
[00:08:49] specifically on the Russian Federation in this regard, how accurate we
[00:08:53] will be, yes, of course, that is, how effective in this regard, that
[00:08:57] is, I would say that both Europeans, and
[00:09:00] the United States of America represented by Donald Trump and Ukraine, they have already
[00:09:04] accumulated a lot of complaints against each other, they are really annoying
[00:09:08] at some points, but they are each a suitcase without
[00:09:12] a handle to each other. They can't do anything, yes, that is, America for
[00:09:15] Ukraine is a suitcase without a handle, strangely enough, because what a good
[00:09:19] suitcase, because on the one hand, there are, therefore, the United States of America of Donald
[00:09:23] Trump, yes, they are important for Ukraine, I would say, it's not important for
[00:09:26] intelligence data, because NATO intelligence data will still get to
[00:09:29] Ukraine, weapons, yes, well, Trump wants to stop it,
[00:09:33] Americans want to stop it, then they will have to share intelligence with all
[00:09:36] of NATO, the United States of America is hardly ready for this, it was transferred to one of the NATO countries,
[00:09:40] it ended up in Ukraine anyway, that is. But there he already openly says
[00:09:44] , I think they wrote that they are trying to close this Pearl program if
[00:09:48] Zelensky doesn't agree, that is, even
[00:09:51] buying euros, yes, yes, thank you what
[00:09:54] is important, even buying weapons from
[00:09:57] Americans for money, Europeans will not be able to transfer these weapons to Ukraine, they will
[00:10:01] be forbidden, Donald Trump immediately becomes the person because of whom
[00:10:05] Ukraine lost the conflict, which they will never forgive him for, just as they will not
[00:10:08] forgive his party, and this is the reason why, no matter how much it annoyed him. the resignation
[00:11:03] of Vladimir Zelensky and the transfer of power
[00:11:07] to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. The Ukrainian parliament, whose legitimacy
[00:11:10] no one doubts, must realize its responsibility
[00:11:14] to the people, take power into its own hands, form a working group
[00:11:18] for negotiations with the Russian Federation on ending the war and on the terms
[00:11:21] of a peace treaty, without mediators, without preliminary
[00:11:25] conditions, without diplomatic dictation from the so-called
[00:11:28] partners. Today, the true patriots of the country must have
[00:11:32] an understanding of two points. First - Vladimir Zelensky will never
[00:11:35] agree to end the war and his stay in power is
[00:11:39] a guarantee of the continuation of the war. Second, the continuation of the war will result in
[00:11:43] the complete loss of statehood for Ukraine and a catastrophe for its
[00:11:46] population. It is Zelensky, whose adequacy and sanity
[00:11:50] are seriously doubted, who is the main
[00:11:53] enemy of Ukraine and...
[00:12:55] after talking to Putin after
[00:12:58] the Russian side once again
[00:13:01] conveyed to the American side the issue
[00:13:04] of the illegitimacy of the Ukrainian leadership, indeed
[00:13:08] according to the constitution of Ukraine, that is,
[00:13:10] the question of with whom to sign what, what deals
[00:13:14] well, Andrey Fran, I want to understand how realistic
[00:13:17] such a scenario, which we are now discussing with Vladislavovich,
[00:13:20] is after the previous proposal, you
[00:13:24] know,
[00:13:55] what Vladimir Vladimirovich was talking about, political changes, he
[00:13:58] will give them all a green light, the Americans, without spending a penny
[00:14:01] of money, for the money of these people, will start raising the streets, because we
[00:14:05] know that no one in Ukraine just goes out, so to bring women
[00:14:09] to the streets, who will not be afraid of the TCC and so on, they are
[00:14:12] able to, simply without money no one will do this, here for
[00:14:15] Zelensky there is indeed a serious problem, yes, Europe covers him,
[00:14:19] but Europe is not omnipotent, and here colleagues talked about
[00:14:22] military aid and so on, I remind you that... Americans can block
[00:14:26] supplies of European weapons, because if there is at
[00:14:29] least one American component, they will say: "we forbid
[00:14:33] exports to third countries, Americans are present almost everywhere, and as for what has
[00:14:36] already been transferred, nothing can be done, it has already been written off, stolen,
[00:14:40] went to Mexico to fight with Americans,
[00:14:44] but the second story, by the way, about intelligence, this is also an important point,
[00:14:47] yes, NATO, yes, they have a unified system
[00:14:51] 16, but the Americans are key, especially from the point of view of takeoff.
[00:15:39] During the telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump
[00:15:42] on October 9, considerable attention was paid
[00:15:46] to the prospects for resolving the Ukrainian crisis, also touching upon
[00:15:49] the situation around Iran and various aspects of bilateral
[00:15:52] relations. When discussing the situation in global energy, the Russian
[00:15:56] side confirmed its readiness to supply oil and petroleum products to
[00:16:00] the American and world markets. The agreement on continuing
[00:16:03] personal contacts between the presidents of the two countries, as well as cooperation
[00:16:07] through presidential administrations, special services and other
[00:16:10] departments, was confirmed. Yes, this is from the statement of Vladimir Putin, and now let's hear
[00:16:14] Donald Trump's comment.
[00:16:17] I think you've heard about the oil deal with Russia, it's a very big deal.
[00:16:21] Huge volumes of oil will come into our country. And, honestly, I want
[00:16:25] to thank President Putin. Huge volumes of oil will come into our country,
[00:16:28] and it's diesel fuel, exactly what we need. So,
[00:16:32] thank you.
[00:16:35] After this phone call with... we immediately began
[00:16:38] to publish various insiders, here the American publication Axios, which has recently
[00:16:42] been famous for the fact that the insiders they leak
[00:16:45] come true, they are close to Donald Trump's administration, so they, citing
[00:16:48] their sources, reported that Trump made a diesel deal with
[00:16:52] Putin after Zelensky ignored about
[00:16:56] six US requests directly to Ukraine to stop striking
[00:17:00] Russian oil refineries, and now the US is threatening Ukraine with
[00:17:03] stopping the transfer of intelligence data if there are strikes on oil refineries.
[00:17:09] President Trump decided to conclude a deal with Russia on diesel
[00:17:13] fuel after Vladimir Zelensky ignored
[00:17:16] half a dozen US requests to stop attacks on Russian
[00:17:19] oil refineries, a source familiar with the situation told the publication,
[00:17:22] "Zelensky misjudges the situation,
[00:17:26] continuing to strike oil refineries, he destroys the good relations
[00:17:29] he built with Trump over the past 6
[00:17:33] months," an American official said. According to him, Trump
[00:17:36] wanted to unilaterally stop attacks on Russian
[00:17:40] oil refineries, as this contributes to rising
[00:17:44] fuel prices in America. And now
[00:17:47] Zelensky, learning about this diesel deal, literally
[00:17:50] immediately began to get hysterical, calling this decision of Trump
[00:17:53] a weakness, a gift
[00:17:55] to Putin.
[00:17:57] Any weakening of sanctions against Russia without a clear and
[00:18:01] long-term de-escalation agreement with Russia is
[00:18:04] an obvious weakness, it plays into Russia's hands, so that it will fight
[00:18:08] longer, will respect America even less, and will inflict even more
[00:18:11] losses and damage to the world. Gifts to Putin will not work for peace and
[00:18:15] any benefit for the civilized world. Russia will repay
[00:18:19] for diesel with further terror and nastiness. Allowing Russia
[00:18:22] to sell petroleum products is an investment in a war that needs
[00:18:26] to be ended, not continued. We need real de-escalation with Russia
[00:18:29] in a mirrored format. We expect fair support
[00:18:33] from America for our defense, life in a corresponding strong conversation
[00:18:37] with the US. with Russia strong, not weak, well Zelensky, with such a
[00:18:40] statement, apparently wanted to do the best for himself, but it turned out for him as
[00:18:44] always, because Western journalists naturally picked up
[00:18:48] all this hysteria of Zelensky, fueled it,
[00:18:50] developed it, well it turned out that they set
[00:18:54] Zelensky up.
[00:18:56] Zelensky said that you are weak if you made a deal with Putin. Who said
[00:19:00] that? Zelensky. Okay.
[00:19:04] Generally such an entertaining, yes, very moment, this is.
[00:20:08] US President Trump announced that he had concluded a deal with Vladimir
[00:20:11] Putin for the purchase of Russian diesel fuel. Less
[00:20:15] than a month before the midterm elections, the US continues to struggle
[00:20:18] with high oil prices after Trump began an unpopular
[00:20:22] war with Iran. Russia will immediately begin supplying more than
[00:20:25] 300,000 tons, and subsequently up to 3 million
[00:20:29] tons. The Trump administration hopes that
[00:20:33] the injection of diesel fuel will help lower prices, but
[00:20:36] experts say that... the immediate release of 300,000 tons
[00:20:39] of diesel fuel is impossible. Diesel fuel will have a very
[00:20:43] insignificant impact on prices in the long run, and its
[00:20:46] volume will be only half of daily consumption in the US.
[00:20:50] The consequences of this deal extend to Ukraine. Russia uses
[00:20:54] profits from energy sales to finance the war that has been going on
[00:20:57] for almost 5
[00:20:58] years.
[00:21:05] Russian supplies will be made in October, November, and then
[00:21:09] gradually or as events unfold. We heard from
[00:21:12] Ukrainians that they are deeply disappointed with this deal,
[00:21:16] as they see it as a means of potential funding.
[00:22:20] ignoring it, this is exactly what the Russians tried to do, to lure
[00:22:23] Trump and his associates with business proposals, hoping that they
[00:22:27] would forget about
[00:22:28] Ukraine.
[00:22:33] Malik, well, this is such an admission that this deal indicates that without
[00:22:36] Russia, in this world, it turns out, well, you can't, of course,
[00:22:40] well, I think that should have been obvious to everyone, but as we
[00:22:44] remember, these desperate attempts by Ukrainian lobbyists and the European party of
[00:22:47] war to disconnect us from something and try to isolate us, but we see that it ends in
[00:22:51] complete failure, yes, a serious energy crisis, it turned out that if you have
[00:22:55] a conflict in the Middle East, a conflict in Ukraine, interruptions in energy
[00:22:58] supplies, everyone starts to experience problems, both Asian
[00:23:02] economies and European, including the United States of America, although America, as we
[00:23:05] know, produces a lot of diesel itself, and exports it to
[00:23:09] other markets, but they do have rising prices in the country now to
[00:23:12] record values for the current period of time, September-October,
[00:23:16] for us this story is very good, firstly, I think
[00:23:19] that... we would most likely already be exporting diesel now that our
[00:23:23] harvest season is ending, and we also managed to exchange
[00:23:27] for a softening of sanctions from the American side, that is, it will be easier
[00:23:30] for our exporters to work, we will receive additional foreign exchange earnings,
[00:23:33] great, how important is the fact that sanctions are being lifted, in order to trade with
[00:23:37] Russia, sanctions must be lifted, for a certain
[00:23:39] period,
[00:23:42] partially for a certain period, this is a license, this is in any case
[00:23:45] a lifting of sanctions just for a limited period of time, yes, issuing
[00:23:49] a general license.
[00:24:20] the art of the deal, now translated,
[00:24:23] the art of the diesel deal, accordingly, but in reality
[00:24:27] we still only know the general outlines, what we
[00:24:31] heard from Trump's lips, we repeat, we see,
[00:24:34] yes, the US Department of Treasury has made a decision
[00:24:37] to remove and issue
[00:24:41] a license for the corresponding operations, no one
[00:24:44] yet knows through which bank this will be carried out, directly or
[00:24:48] through intermediaries. How much is this
[00:25:20] a drop in the
[00:25:21] ocean
[00:25:30] to solve problems in the United States
[00:25:33] of America, they have already calculated that this will be enough for a day, for
[00:25:37] two to solve these problems, but again, the fluctuation
[00:25:40] in prices already started immediately after Trump's statement, in Europe they
[00:25:44] are rising instead, in Europe along with panic
[00:25:47] it's rising. just like in Ukraine, actually, what's important
[00:25:50] is not that it's a drop in the ocean or not a drop in the ocean, because, well, it's really very
[00:25:54] little, America won't have enough of it in the sense that it's important for them to start
[00:25:57] here, the question here is psychology.
[00:26:01] They themselves are the largest producer
[00:26:04] and supplier of diesel to the world markets, they don't need Russian diesel, because they
[00:26:08] don't have enough of their own, they need Russian diesel in the world markets for the price
[00:26:11] to go down, this effect will be enough for Donald Trump for more than
[00:26:15] one day, in this regard it's even funny that Europeans are so indignant and
[00:26:19] say that Trump, so he ruined everything for us, we are trying to help
[00:26:23] Ukraine, and I remind you that Ukraine is also an importer of diesel, they have
[00:26:26] one oil refinery working and that's only half, they also buy diesel from
[00:26:30] the world, nothing is working there anymore.
[00:27:02] less for oil, then we will also reduce, and Trump is now buying
[00:27:05] 3 million tons of diesel, he plans to
[00:27:09] dump it at very low prices, most likely through his companies, and he
[00:27:13] will simply sell it at other gas stations 40 percent cheaper, and people will go there,
[00:27:17] he will show that, as for Europeans, their prices will rise,
[00:27:21] because Americans will sell it to them expensively, or the same Indians, and
[00:27:24] Ukraine will buy it more expensively, because it takes it from Europe, then
[00:27:28] it is more profitable for Americans to buy more diesel from us,
[00:27:30] only. Of course, but the most important thing, I wanted to
[00:27:34] draw attention to, for Europeans, why there is shock, I also carefully studied
[00:27:38] the speeches of leaders and so on, they are at a loss, not because
[00:27:41] Trump deceived them, but because the Russians did not go along with, let's
[00:27:45] say, the scenario that was imposed on them, they say, how can they
[00:27:48] sell, we are bombing all the oil refineries, they can't have
[00:27:51] diesel, they can't export anything, they don't have enough themselves,
[00:27:54] that is, their whole picture collapsed,
[00:27:58] it seemed that the Russians were already driven into a very difficult situation,
[00:28:01] and now it turns out...
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[00:33:57] Let's continue our broadcast, but here's an interesting fact, when Donald Trump and
[00:34:01] Vladimir Putin were talking on the phone, at the same time in
[00:34:04] the United States there was such a widely announced meeting
[00:34:08] of the Ukrainian delegation with Jared Kushner and Steve
[00:34:11] Witkoff, the American side presented.
[00:34:15] to the Ukrainian guests, so-called not weak
[00:34:18] surprises, here's what the publication
[00:34:20] Axios writes.
[00:34:22] During eight hours of negotiations in Miami on Friday, Witkoff and
[00:34:26] Kushner informed the Ukrainian negotiating team that
[00:34:29] President Trump was expected to speak with Putin and lift
[00:34:32] sanctions on Russian diesel fuel exports. They
[00:34:36] were told that Trump decided to act after
[00:34:38] Ukraine ignored numerous requests
[00:34:41] to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries,
[00:34:45] which directly affected consumers in the US. One
[00:34:49] Ukrainian official said that during the negotiations Witkoff and
[00:34:52] Kushner threatened that Trump could cut off Ukraine from
[00:34:56] US intelligence if it continued to ignore his
[00:34:59] requests. But it is important to note
[00:35:03] that the Ukrainian delegation was set
[00:35:06] for the second day of negotiations, but then suddenly
[00:35:09] they exchanged glances and
[00:35:13] decided to cut short this entire visit to the United
[00:35:16] States and hurried home. Zelensky
[00:35:20] continues to pursue its own line, and judging by all accounts, it continues its attack on
[00:35:24] the Russian oil refinery, but Vladimir Vladimirovich, please explain to us
[00:35:27] why the delegation
[00:35:30] fled? No, and the most
[00:35:33] interesting thing is, on the first day, a meeting took place,
[00:35:37] yes, it was already announced that the next day they would meet
[00:35:40] again, negotiate, then this whole
[00:35:43] story about...
[00:35:45] the diesel deal and so on, this exchange of
[00:35:49] opinions, Trump's statements about the president,
[00:35:52] they pack their bags and leave, which is actually
[00:35:55] a demarche, but is it a planned improvisation? No, no, no,
[00:35:59] no, that is, I repeat, after the first day
[00:36:02] took place, it was announced that they would meet again tomorrow, so they basically
[00:36:06] slammed the door, which, of course, the American
[00:36:10] negotiators cannot help but note, and by the way, it was further
[00:36:13] planned that... they would go to Moscow, to
[00:36:17] Kyiv, now that's also questionable after all these
[00:36:20] skirmishes, so, well, no,
[00:36:23] Zelensky will eventually be offered to stay, I'm sure, that is.
[00:37:27] And judging by the fact that he joined the pre-election team in the United States of America, American media are now talking for him.
[00:37:31] I will now cite the Financial Times on the side of the Democrats,
[00:37:34] of course, they somehow know that
[00:37:38] Zelensky decided to continue attacks on our oil refineries and is not going to
[00:37:41] stop. Listen,
[00:37:44] a high-ranking Ukrainian official stated that Kyiv will continue
[00:37:48] to launch long-range drone attacks on Russian
[00:37:51] energy facilities. We will burn Russian
[00:37:54] oil refineries," said the official.
[00:37:58] And the publication Aas, which many have recently called the mouthpiece of the White
[00:38:02] House, because the insiders there often come true, says that Trump
[00:38:05] is extremely angry with Zelensky.
[00:38:09] After reaching an agreement with Russia on Friday to lift
[00:38:12] sanctions on diesel fuel, Trump remains
[00:38:16] focused on preventing Ukrainian attacks on Russian
[00:38:19] oil refineries. He believes these attacks lead to
[00:38:23] rising gasoline prices in the US. White House officials warn
[00:38:26] that attacks by Ukraine on Russian oil refineries
[00:38:30] are doing more harm to Zelensky's relations with Trump than to Russia
[00:38:33] itself. Trump is indeed angry. He believes that Zelensky
[00:38:37] takes US support for granted," said a White
[00:38:41] House official. And how will Malik implement Donald
[00:38:45] Trump's anger? Anger? Well, anger of course, yes, but we see that
[00:38:48] even though we spoke with you, yes, that Zelensky
[00:38:51] found himself in this clinch, he is really trying to rely on hawkish
[00:38:55] circles, on both sides of the Atlantic. Yes, I remind you that
[00:38:58] now, in particular in the US Congress, some lawmakers
[00:39:01] have opposed the diesel deal, trying to convince Trump again to support Ukraine,
[00:39:05] return all sanctions against Russia, and so on. Well, that is, he hopes that
[00:39:08] this split within American politics will prevent Trump from putting
[00:39:12] harsh pressure on official Kyiv now. Well,
[00:39:15] if, of course, Trump, despite all this pressure and split, exerts
[00:39:19] this pressure, it would be interesting to see, but here again there are two points that
[00:39:23] we talked about today, yes, the first is the PERAL program, the second is intelligence data within the
[00:39:26] PERAL program. I remind you that over the past year, Ukraine was given
[00:39:30] about 7 billion dollars worth of weapons, that is not a small sum, it is mainly
[00:39:34] long-range air bombs, some missiles for
[00:39:37] HIMARS and of course PAC-3,7 anti-missiles, now
[00:39:40] I think that Trump actually has an interesting argument that he can
[00:39:43] use, because as we know, he plans another escalation against Iran,
[00:39:47] apparently after the elections, you can always say that, you see, we need missiles ourselves to protect
[00:39:51] our own bases, and Ukraine in this case may not
[00:39:54] receive these missiles,
[00:39:56] well... the question of whether they will receive them or not is a big question, because
[00:40:00] apparently they will not receive anything at all. Weeks until
[00:40:04] the elections, you think? No, the fact that they will not transfer missiles, will not transfer weapons,
[00:40:08] that is a matter of time. Right here, right now, to stamp your
[00:40:11] foot, yes, to point out Zelensky's place, what are the
[00:40:15] options? Well, right here, right now, Donald Trump, the only thing in my
[00:40:18] opinion that he could do in this regard, is to temporarily stop
[00:40:22] transferring intelligence data, temporarily, for example, to achieve the shutdown
[00:40:25] of the same Starlink, that's the only thing.
[00:40:37] He could achieve this, for example, in case the attacks on
[00:40:41] Russian oil refineries really continue. If they continue, Trump says: "Stop, you didn't
[00:40:45] understand the words, we already made a deal here, you didn't understand this,
[00:40:48] I'll turn it off for even a day," this will actually be catastrophic.
[00:40:52] This is how Trump could influence, but he will always still
[00:40:56] think about how people will look at this, roughly speaking, how Republicans,
[00:40:59] specifically, and Democrats will look at this, and they have, well, more or less
[00:41:03] a consensus that they should continue to support Ukraine, or how can I say
[00:41:06] this decision by Elon Musk, when Zelensky asked
[00:41:10] for satellites to strike deep into Russian territory,
[00:41:13] he said, go to Elon Musk, here, excuse me, a wonderful friend Elon
[00:41:17] Musk, how timely they made up, but it must be said that Zelensky does not give up, he
[00:41:20] has very reliable, powerful helpers on whom he
[00:41:24] expects to rely, the Prime Minister of Estonia
[00:41:27] stated that his country and Europe should
[00:41:31] help Kyiv turn Russian oil refineries
[00:41:34] into ruins, and Estonians will hit us? Hold
[00:41:38] the watermelon, that's what I'm telling you. says,
[00:42:11] because he was never an object, an object of Russification,
[00:42:15] an object, a subject, well, an object in this case, Sibiga an object of
[00:42:18] Russification, the people support the Ukrainian leader, these
[00:42:22] frames behind my back, on your screens, show how
[00:42:24] the people support the Kyiv regime,
[00:42:28] running away from the escorts, but new heroes appear in Ukraine,
[00:42:31] for example, this man who in early October forced
[00:42:35] more than a dozen TCC employees and police officers to get into their cars
[00:42:38] and drive away.
[00:42:41] I said, don't touch me
[00:42:44] at all,
[00:42:47] completely crazy, if you don't believe me, let's check, what, do
[00:42:50] you think not, come here, if you're so
[00:42:53] brave, if for you
[00:42:55] it's brave,
[00:42:58] there is,
[00:43:00] I'll kill anyone who touches me,
[00:43:04] pull up more cars, you can bring
[00:43:07] them here, understood?
[00:43:41] "Hello everyone, this video was shown
[00:43:45] to you not for
[00:43:48] hype, not for blogging, not to
[00:43:51] collect a lot of likes, I wanted to
[00:43:54] show you that we are a free,
[00:43:58] freedom-loving people,
[00:44:01] that we cannot be destroyed
[00:44:04] so easily, and those who came up
[00:44:08] with how to divide us."
[00:44:40] a person who is so eccentric, yes, brutal, charismatic,
[00:44:44] but clearly not a supporter of the law, which he talks about, and freedom, he has a very
[00:44:47] specific understanding of freedom, like all
[00:44:51] Ukrainians, perhaps, now, why do such heroes
[00:44:54] appear in Ukraine now, such people become heroes, you know,
[00:44:57] I believe that he does not have a specific understanding, he has our
[00:45:01] Slavic understanding of that freedom that he talks about, he speaks in
[00:45:04] Russian, yes, he was not afraid to go against that clique
[00:45:08] that works for money.
[00:45:51] And the fear that people have is gradually dissolving, because the standard of living
[00:45:54] is falling, well, in general, many things are starting to
[00:45:58] reach people, so by a freedom-loving country he means that we
[00:46:01] have never throughout history, in Soviet times, in tsarist Russia,
[00:46:05] never lived under such oppression as they are now, because
[00:46:08] the country is now.
[00:46:18] as an appendix to the Barbarossa plan, that the territory must be
[00:46:21] destroyed, as with the ethnos that is there, cleared
[00:46:25] for subsequent, attention, settlement by colonists, this is what
[00:46:28] is happening, why these people are not appearing like this, what kind of man is on
[00:46:32] the front, who is appearing, how they are manifesting themselves, let's find out from military
[00:46:36] correspondent Pavel Kukushkin, he is with us live, Pavel, greetings,
[00:46:40] how is the map of military operations changing now, where are we advancing, what is
[00:46:43] the situation? Yes, good afternoon, Ruslan, Olesya, well, at the moment
[00:46:47] I am in one of the dugouts of the
[00:46:50] Night Wolves motorcycle club, which... as part of the Wild Division
[00:46:53] is fighting now along with other units
[00:46:57] of the volunteer corps on the Druzhkovka-Kramatorsk
[00:46:59] direction, it is very hot here, the enemy
[00:47:03] is throwing in new units to contain
[00:47:06] our advance, mainly using UAVs, while
[00:47:10] I was waiting for the connection, I watched almost live, in
[00:47:13] online mode, how one of our UAVs
[00:47:17] worked on an enemy repeater drone, which
[00:47:20] the enemy uses to... increase
[00:47:23] the radio horizon, one of these
[00:47:26] repeater drones, right now, was shot down by fighters
[00:47:29] of the volunteer corps, and the sky is very
[00:47:32] dirty, as they say here, I'm currently here, well
[00:47:36] personal observation, you can literally put up a traffic light,
[00:47:39] so many drones are present, both
[00:47:42] enemy and ours, our fighters mostly
[00:47:46] work on detecting their nests, their command
[00:47:49] posts destroying them... thereby
[00:47:52] blinding a certain section of the front for some time,
[00:47:56] and thereby helping our assault troops to clear
[00:48:00] new strongholds, but I repeat, the situation is very
[00:48:03] hot, the enemy is throwing new
[00:48:07] units here to try to slow down our
[00:48:11] advance in this sector, understanding that
[00:48:14] the collapse of their defense line here brings
[00:48:18] us to the eastern outskirts of Kramatorsk.
[00:48:21] Thank you very much. A big hello to the Night Wolves and all the guys too,
[00:48:25] Pavel Kukushkin was with us live, well, the hot
[00:48:29] situation can be affected by the cold, which is very
[00:48:32] feared now in Ukraine, it will undoubtedly
[00:48:35] affect the front, but the fact is that not
[00:48:38] only in Ukraine are they afraid of the coming winter, but it turns out
[00:48:42] Europeans and Britons are also very
[00:48:45] concerned.
[00:48:48] Great Britain risks running out of gas by the end of winter,
[00:48:52] which... in the country with a serious energy crisis. On
[00:48:55] Thursday, European gas transmission system operators published
[00:48:59] a report warning that severe frosts in the coming
[00:49:02] months could lead to a complete depletion of gas reserves in
[00:49:05] British storage facilities. Gas reserves in the reserve storage
[00:49:09] facilities of the European Union, on which Great Britain relies in case
[00:49:12] of depletion of its own resources, are also
[00:49:15] decreasing. This means that to maintain Great Britain's energy
[00:49:19] supply, it may have to increase purchases
[00:49:22] of liquefied natural gas from the US, which
[00:49:26] will lead to rising energy bills for the population. Yes, well,
[00:49:30] that's why the British are seriously thinking about
[00:49:33] stealing our diesel, which goes to
[00:49:36] the United States. Oh well, who else could save Britain, but of course,
[00:49:39] Kaja Kallas, and her
[00:49:43] hellish sanctions, by the way, here's another package, she
[00:49:46] announced it for today.
[00:49:50] The suspension of sanctions against Russian diesel gives Moscow
[00:49:53] additional revenue to wage war. Now is not the time to ease
[00:49:57] pressure on Russia, and Europe is not going to do that. On Monday,
[00:50:00] foreign ministers of EU countries intend to
[00:50:04] approve the largest package of sanctions lists since the beginning
[00:50:07] of the war, aimed against the Russian war
[00:50:10] machine. And what about Europe? Let's
[00:50:13] ask the Europeans. Gregor Spies, political scientist, independent journalist,
[00:50:17] is with us live. Gregor, hello, how does
[00:50:20] Europe react to...
[00:50:52] the end, whatever that end may be, but nevertheless, now
[00:50:56] it will be increasingly difficult to explain to its population
[00:50:59] why Russia's release of additional volumes of diesel
[00:51:02] fuel into the world market, which will certainly, even if the fuel goes to the US, in any
[00:51:06] case, lead to a decrease in global diesel prices, so
[00:51:10] that prices at German gas stations from 2 euros 45 cents,
[00:51:13] they can drop by 20 cents, so now the German
[00:51:17] authorities will have to explain to their population why this price reduction at gas stations
[00:51:21] turns out to be bad. It's bad because it
[00:51:24] weakens our support for Ukrainian democracy, this kind of, you know,
[00:51:27] schizophrenia, it is, of course, becoming increasingly
[00:51:30] difficult to communicate with their own voters, their own population, how
[00:51:33] will Germans react, because what you're saying, I can hardly imagine Merz
[00:51:37] coming out and saying, you know, diesel prices have fallen - that's bad,
[00:51:41] don't refuel, refuel expensively, you
[00:51:44] know, that's what Ursula von der Leyen says,
[00:51:48] she even says that it's good that we got rid of cheap prices for
[00:51:51] Russian.
[00:52:05] came out and said that Europe is facing tough winter
[00:52:09] months, and she didn't quite understand how to get out of the situation.
[00:52:12] Let me tell you, Olesya, the fact is that until 2027,
[00:52:16] when the new EU sanctions package against Russia comes into effect, until
[00:52:20] that very moment, all volumes of Russian LNG
[00:52:24] have already been bought by European countries, meaning that
[00:52:27] tankers from Russia were unloaded in Dunkirk, respectively, yes, in Antwerp, in
[00:52:30] Bilbao, they were precisely pumped into European gas storage facilities, and
[00:52:34] for example, exported to Germany itself, and Germany can hypocritically declare that it does not
[00:52:38] buy Russian gas, it buys Russian gas in France or
[00:52:41] Belgium, so this is such hypocrisy from Robert Habeck, who
[00:52:44] said that if a couple of foreign molecules enter
[00:52:48] a billion cubic meters of Russian gas, it no longer becomes Russian,
[00:52:51] but it's so convenient, but Gregor, not everyone in Europe
[00:52:55] tries to explain this so ridiculously, there is Robert Fico,
[00:52:58] the Prime Minister of Slovakia, he says completely sensible things, let's
[00:53:01] listen.
[00:53:05] president, American and Russian presidents, their agreement on
[00:53:09] the supply of Russian diesel fuel to the US, which should reduce diesel prices
[00:53:13] on the American market and provide huge revenues to
[00:53:16] the Russian treasury, they don't care about the whole world, they care about their own
[00:53:20] national-state interests, that's what I
[00:53:23] always say: first of all, we must care about our own
[00:53:26] national-state interests, but in the European Union, we ban
[00:53:30] everything, impose sanctions, embargoes, read lectures and pay
[00:53:33] for diesel like crazy.
[00:53:47] But if Americans can buy Russian diesel, then we can, why should we be like everyone else? Such things, Ruslan, can only be said by politicians whom I would gladly shake
[00:53:51] hands with, such as the bulletproof Robert Fico, who is
[00:53:54] the last of the Mohicans, who exclusively defends the national
[00:53:58] interests of his country and is guided by the interests of Bratislava, not
[00:54:01] Brussels, there are few such politicians in Europe, unfortunately.
[00:54:05] They exist, but, unfortunately, due to the size of their countries, the size of their economies,
[00:54:09] they do not play a decisive role in the overall EU policy, but
[00:54:12] I hope there will be more of them and their voice will be louder. We also
[00:54:16] hope for that. Thank you very much, Gregor Spies was with us live.
[00:54:19] Well, is Stalin more adequate than European politicians after
[00:54:23] this? I don't know. I want to believe so.
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