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[00:00:01] simply like a powerful
[00:00:04] force, lifted Russia,
[00:00:07] arranged an impossible development of such
[00:00:10] speed and such depth. She remained a woman
[00:00:14] during all this.
[00:00:16] It's been a week since she appeared. Has she fallen ill by any chance? I
[00:00:20] don't know, I don't know, Mother. Our
[00:00:23] American colonies have revolted. Two
[00:00:26] strong characters, like flint and steel, sparks fly...
[00:01:30] Lubenets. For 3 days, our sappers cleared
[00:01:34] the road around the clock so that buses with people
[00:01:37] could pass through it. But, unfortunately, two people
[00:01:40] died during the demining of roads to
[00:01:43] the city. Residents of Oleshky themselves chose where
[00:01:46] to go. Those who decided to stay in Russia were accommodated in temporary
[00:01:49] accommodation centers, temporary accommodation. Those wishing to go to
[00:01:53] Ukraine were delivered through Belarus to the Ukrainian
[00:01:56] border on Saturday. And now, Semyon Pegov is directly connecting with us. Semyon
[00:02:01] Pegov, who was personally in Oleshky on Friday and
[00:02:04] saw with his own eyes how everything there happened, promised us today
[00:02:08] exclusive materials, an interesting story. Semyon,
[00:02:11] greetings. How did the work go in the end, what conclusions
[00:02:14] can be drawn? Yes, Ruslan, Olesya, I greet you.
[00:02:18] We have indeed prepared exclusive material for you so that
[00:02:22] you can feel the atmosphere that prevailed around
[00:02:25] the humanitarian mission, in Oleshky itself, regarding
[00:02:29] the violations.
[00:04:30] a sign that the trust of these people in us is paramount.
[00:04:33] I suggest watching our exclusive. Let's watch.
[00:04:55] Hello everyone, folks. This is Semyon Pegov and Pasha Chuprino is with me.
[00:04:59] Project. Bonza, we are working together exclusively today, especially for the
[00:05:03] First Channel, for the "Time Will Tell" program.
[00:05:06] We are accompanying a humanitarian
[00:05:09] mission, which is headed by
[00:05:12] our ombudsman, Yana Lantratova. Together with her,
[00:05:16] a Ukrainian representative, who is responsible for
[00:05:19] human rights on that side, has flown
[00:05:23] here to Crimea. More than 25
[00:05:27] buses are going to Alyoshki to
[00:05:31] provide an opportunity for the residents of this
[00:05:34] long-suffering settlement to leave either for
[00:05:37] Russia or for Ukraine. Also, a large humanitarian
[00:05:41] cargo is being transported there. This is, of course,
[00:05:44] clothes, food, essential goods,
[00:05:47] medicines. We will, of course, tell you about the atmosphere on
[00:05:50] the way, and if we manage, we will talk to
[00:05:54] the sappers
[00:05:55] as well.
[00:06:02] We have one stop on the way, a place, unfortunately, which
[00:06:06] can already be tragically called a few days ago, here
[00:06:09] on October 28, when it happened.
[00:06:42] an employee, I would say, a Knight of the Order of Courage. He has been in the army for 4 years,
[00:06:46] 4 years in the army, two children
[00:06:49] left, two daughters, a wife. Listen,
[00:06:53] tell me a little bit, after all, this is a mine trap, yes, but how many
[00:06:57] of them were there, in what mode did you have to work, because
[00:07:00] I heard from the guys yesterday that if they didn't
[00:07:04] directly strike in groups, then they exerted psychological
[00:07:07] pressure, they dive-bombed the soldiers. So how did all
[00:07:11] that happen? I understand what stress you were working under. The density
[00:07:15] of fire is very high, that is, scouts
[00:07:18] are constantly watching, yes, looking out for FPVs. Just so
[00:07:21] you understand, the entire road was littered with cars. You
[00:07:25] just can't get through here. And Baba Yaga
[00:07:29] constantly throws bombs at night. If you can drive in the morning, then
[00:07:33] in the evening, yes, there will be mine traps at every step. Listen, you
[00:07:36] are a professional. Tell me a little about these mines. What
[00:07:40] production are they? Are they typical ones?
[00:08:12] There were no incidents until the settlement itself. When
[00:08:16] we drove in, of course, we saw
[00:08:19] an extremely depressing picture. Most
[00:08:22] of the houses were destroyed by Ukrainian artillery, Ukrainian
[00:08:26] drones. Indeed, people with
[00:08:30] exhausted faces. Many of them
[00:08:33] spent more than one day, more than one night in basements. This
[00:08:37] applies not only to Alyoshky, but also to the surrounding villages. I met
[00:08:40] here...
[00:09:42] they ate grass, actually it was all
[00:09:46] difficult. Tell me a little bit about
[00:09:49] the situation these past months. They hit
[00:09:52] with drones, they didn't allow food to be brought in. How was it here?
[00:09:56] Was there no food at all? And these people
[00:10:00] rode bicycles, carts to
[00:10:03] Radensk,
[00:10:06] and brought it. So expensive.
[00:10:09] Six months no pension, nothing.
[00:10:13] Could cars not reach here? No, not by cars,
[00:10:16] by bicycles. Soon after
[00:10:19] the hospital, we went out of
[00:10:22] town, that's it.
[00:10:25] I didn't go further, I couldn't go, because
[00:10:28] it was strengthened
[00:10:31] by these, and mines were everywhere.
[00:10:34] Yes, yes, well, God grant you a safe journey, I hope your
[00:10:38] daughter and grandchildren will
[00:10:40] meet you there.
[00:10:46] It's internally very difficult for those people
[00:10:49] who remain due to the fact that, for example, one
[00:10:53] woman, she wants to leave, but... her mother might have had
[00:10:56] a stroke. Another woman, her husband is in the hospital.
[00:10:59] She simply cannot leave because
[00:11:01] of this.
[00:11:06] Some people flatly refused to leave here
[00:11:09] without their animals. Initially,
[00:11:12] animal transportation was not provided, but after people
[00:11:15] refused to leave without their animals, the head of the Republic
[00:11:18] of Crimea decided that we should go and transport the animals, although this is
[00:11:22] a violation of veterinary, quarantine...
[00:12:25] citizens, yes, who are in Alyoshky,
[00:12:28] and the number of people that was declared by the Ukrainian
[00:12:31] side, that is, 6.5, yes,
[00:12:34] well, obviously not many wanted to leave here.
[00:12:37] Several buses, well, I can't tell you the exact
[00:12:41] number right now, left
[00:12:42] empty.
[00:12:49] We are in Oleshky. At
[00:12:53] the moment, we have arrived. Our large
[00:12:55] convoy has unloaded humanitarian
[00:12:59] aid. Here, the opportunity was provided to
[00:13:02] feed people. People gathered, families
[00:13:06] with children, elderly people, and
[00:13:09] buses were organized. One group of people is going to
[00:13:13] the territory of the Russian Federation, one group of people is going
[00:13:16] to the territory of Ukraine. All of this is happening absolutely
[00:13:20] unobstructed, everything is happening in a normal mode. When we
[00:13:24] leave from here... we will depart now, the distribution of humanitarian aid
[00:13:28] will take place. So we arrived, we arrived safely
[00:13:32] in Oleshky, as much as possible in such conditions, but the silence
[00:13:35] regime is fully observed. We emphasize that since the establishment
[00:13:39] of the silence regime, there have been no violations. A special
[00:13:42] thank you to those who observe and
[00:13:44] ensure this.
[00:13:55] The convoy is already forming for departure
[00:13:58] at Moscow time, to avoid any confusion.
[00:14:01] 13:53. According to our schedule, it was announced
[00:14:05] that our humanitarian mission would continue until 14:00.
[00:14:08] Knowing how usually in such
[00:14:11] moments there are many unforeseen
[00:14:14] situations, it was difficult to imagine that everything would go
[00:14:18] according to such a precise schedule, but truly, minute by minute, and we
[00:14:21] arrived here, and now the convoy is indeed
[00:14:25] forming for further
[00:14:27] movement from Oleshky towards
[00:14:31] Crimea.
[00:14:36] This was Semyon Pegov, Pavel Chuprino, Project
[00:14:39] WarGonzo, especially for you, subscribers, especially for the
[00:14:43] First Channel from
[00:14:45] Alyoshky.
[00:14:48] In general, one can only imagine the nerves and worries
[00:14:52] that this entire operation cost. The
[00:14:55] evacuation of people from Oleshky,
[00:14:58] and indeed, we did everything possible to
[00:15:01] save every life, thank
[00:15:04] God,
[00:15:07] thank God, it worked out, it succeeded, and the situation
[00:15:10] was actively covered not only by us, but also by Western media and
[00:15:14] Western journalists. Analysts commented
[00:15:17] on these events as
[00:15:18] follows:
[00:15:26] An event that seemed impossible just a few weeks ago: in a city
[00:15:30] ravaged by war, Russian and Ukrainian officials meet
[00:15:33] face to face, coordinating humanitarian aid to civilians
[00:15:37] caught in crossfire. A convoy of buses and ambulances
[00:15:40] evacuates residents. This is a rare pause in the war that shows
[00:15:44] amazing diplomacy unfolding behind the front
[00:15:46] lines.
[00:15:49] Newsmax TV worked exclusively on the ground. Our correspondent was at
[00:15:53] the scene when the truce began.
[00:15:56] I want to draw your attention to the scale of this operation. As you can see, there
[00:16:00] are many volunteers helping people. I want to show you
[00:16:03] the overall picture. Here are the buses on which the evacuees arrived,
[00:16:07] and the ambulances into which people are being transferred,
[00:16:10] on stretchers, one man who needs help. It's important to remember that there are many
[00:16:14] elderly people here, many of whom have chronic diseases. All of this
[00:16:18] speaks to the scale of the operation. Hundreds of people are helping ambulance
[00:16:22] staff, law enforcement officers. Everyone is making sure
[00:16:25] everything goes according to plan, and judging by what we see, everything is indeed going according to plan.
[00:16:29] The two countries hardly communicated for four years. But yesterday, the tension
[00:16:33] eased.
[00:17:16] No matter how local it may be, of course, it is welcomed by everyone, including in Kyiv. This truce extends not only to Oleshky,
[00:17:19] but to the Kherson region.
[00:17:23] This is great news. A truce has been declared in Oleshky. Can this
[00:17:26] be the beginning of the end of the war?
[00:17:30] I would hope so. This is a good example of building
[00:17:33] trust. Perhaps it will lead to the truce extending to
[00:17:36] other cities.
[00:18:37] so to speak, at a professional level with my Ukrainian colleague, personally, I have
[00:18:41] no, no anger or disgust, it's
[00:18:44] normal if people, by their profession, should
[00:18:48] deal with humanitarian issues and
[00:18:51] reasons, they do it, and from the side, as we
[00:18:54] see, from our side, and from that side, apparently, by prior
[00:18:57] agreement, in terms of information, the
[00:19:00] speakers did not participate in information provocations, but
[00:19:04] unfortunately, that's all, because on the political side.
[00:19:37] the Ukrainian army. Well, the third point, the most important one, against this background,
[00:19:41] when they talk about other, so-called truces, yes,
[00:19:45] hypothetical ones, we see an intensification of
[00:19:47] escalation, an increase in shelling, an increase in attacks,
[00:19:51] including on our infrastructure. In this regard, of course, to lull oneself
[00:19:54] with the hope that this is the beginning of something bigger, one would like to, but it's not worth it.
[00:19:58] Is it worth it, Mikhailich, from your point of view, to hope that against the background
[00:20:01] of the fact that Americans are still predicting the end of the
[00:20:05] conflict, yes, well, I am very optimistic.
[00:20:37] the goals of the SMO, which were definitely defined. This is
[00:20:40] completely, yes, on the other hand, Ukraine believes, Ukraine,
[00:20:43] the West, friends, the friends of Ukraine in the West believe that in
[00:20:47] principle, the situation for Ukraine is generally.
[00:22:29] I thought the train had left, but when I learned how
[00:22:32] the Ukrainians behaved after that mission, well,
[00:22:36] of course, my doubts increased and my optimism
[00:22:39] decreased. Well, they started turning it into a real
[00:22:42] PR campaign. Their tradition upon returning to independent Ukrainian officials
[00:22:46] once again showed their true colors. As soon as
[00:22:50] Lubenets, their ombudsman, got home, he immediately started
[00:22:53] shouting Bandera slogans, wishing death to enemies,
[00:22:57] along with other evacuated
[00:22:59] Ukrainians. Ukraine,
[00:23:03] glory,
[00:23:05] glory,
[00:23:08] thank you,
[00:23:11] thank you. Vladimir, how to comment on all this? First, he
[00:23:14] participates in this humanitarian mission, then he returns
[00:23:17] and starts, what to do? They have them
[00:23:21] enshrined, including at the legislative level, and they
[00:23:24] repeat them. Some of them, by the way, are recognized
[00:23:27] as extremist.
[00:23:32] He hasn't even reached the territory of Ukraine yet,
[00:23:35] he received simply, well,
[00:23:38] a lot of criticism, not to say curses, from
[00:23:41] Ukrainian, and even powerful
[00:23:45] figures, who declared that he is a traitor, he
[00:23:48] photographed with...
[00:24:20] from representatives of Donbas, occupied, yes, at the Minsk
[00:24:24] negotiations, he said, this is ethnic cleansing,
[00:24:27] saving people in Alyoshky is
[00:24:30] liberating the land from Ukrainians, the Russians are thereby
[00:24:34] expelling Ukrainians from their territory, so you understand, yes,
[00:24:37] the cynicism. To bomb Oleshky, to kill those
[00:24:41] very Ukrainians living there, that's normal. Ukraine
[00:24:44] has been doing that for several years and feeling quite
[00:24:48] well.
[00:25:20] some media outlets, I even think many, fabricated
[00:25:24] interviews. They started printing interviews with
[00:25:26] those rescued from Alyoshky, and there, one woman says,
[00:25:30] we were hungry, we ate dogs, we ate
[00:25:34] cats. What is missing in this article
[00:25:37] are these frames, yes, I'm sorry, but nevertheless,
[00:25:41] people evacuated their pets from there uneaten, not fully eaten
[00:25:44] somehow, but you understand, they probably won't tell
[00:25:47] the Western public that. Andrey Frants, should we react to these statements
[00:25:51] of people wrapped in Ukrainian flags, who shout "death to enemies," and then
[00:25:55] there will be another humanitarian mission, they will shake hands with these Russian
[00:25:59] enemies, they will say: "Well, that's..."
[00:26:32] it's clear that it's food products, these frames, all of this was burned
[00:26:36] by Ukrainian drones, and at that moment
[00:26:40] at European parliamentary assemblies and so on, Ukrainian, you know,
[00:26:44] deputies or representatives Goncharenko shouted that
[00:26:47] the Russians are starving people there, when
[00:26:50] we have now broken through this wall through the Americans, and here, indeed,
[00:26:54] a big, big thank you to the staff of our
[00:26:57] commissioner, and Milana Trump and so on, we were able
[00:27:00] to, despite this confrontation, evacuate
[00:27:03] people, bring in food, fuel, restore
[00:27:07] some systems there, but now, after the completion of
[00:27:10] these negotiations and events, again
[00:27:13] a blockade, again they start mining, again they start
[00:27:16] blocking, and the problem is that Ukraine also made this
[00:27:19] a PR action, evacuated these people, most likely promising them
[00:27:23] the moon, telling them that you will not get apartments in Russia, but in
[00:27:26] Ukraine we will... it doesn't matter, it's their choice, we
[00:27:30] respect it.
[00:27:41] Those who remained are again under blockade, clinics and everything else. But further, if you look along the river, there is an even larger city,
[00:27:44] Energodar, the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, people
[00:27:47] who are dying, dying, and
[00:27:51] so on, are trying to hold it exactly so that there is no nuclear catastrophe.
[00:27:54] The world does not yet see this, the world does not yet notice and does not know,
[00:27:58] by the way, what is most interesting, everyone is very afraid to point
[00:28:02] fingers there. They don't mind, when they see that drones are hitting
[00:28:05] equipment and everything else. The people who are present there at the station
[00:28:09] know where the drones are flying from. Neither the world community, no one can
[00:28:13] yet say whose drones are there, who is blocking.
[00:28:16] The blockade is happening in such a way that with speakers, drones are hung
[00:28:20] from speakers, forcing people to get out of their cars,
[00:28:23] show everything, unfold everything. This is a very difficult situation
[00:28:26] now that has emerged along the border along
[00:28:29] the river. This is the first step towards further.
[00:28:33] I would like to believe so, because there are many such points, because in other
[00:28:36] places we can create a buffer, we can push the front away from the settlement, as
[00:28:40] was the case with Horlivka for a long time. Ivan Sergeevich, the mayor of the city told
[00:28:44] about the horrors that happened there, how technicians and engineers, all this counted, but
[00:28:48] here is the river, it is very difficult to cross it, and here, unfortunately, we need
[00:28:51] to negotiate through a mediator, I think this is a big
[00:28:53] result. We'll take a short
[00:28:57] commercial break now and be back, because there are still many, many topics, trilateral negotiations and
[00:29:00] many, many, many.
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[00:33:24] The main topic of the coming weeks is the
[00:33:26] preparation for trilateral negotiations scheduled for November in
[00:33:30] Abu Dhabi. Many saw in the humanitarian mission in Oleshky
[00:33:34] the first signs of possible peace agreements. At
[00:33:37] the moment when the humanitarian mission ended, Zelensky was on
[00:33:41] a visit to Turkey, and from there he announced that he was ready for negotiations.
[00:34:26] She can work as a full-fledged mediator, and of course, Turkey also supports the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine. I know that President
[00:34:29] Erdogan is personally in contact with Putin, so we support
[00:34:33] a meeting in Turkey. Uh-huh. And before that, he
[00:34:36] supported a meeting in one of the Arab countries,
[00:34:39] shouting that his meeting with Putin could
[00:34:42] even take place in Miami on the sidelines of the
[00:34:46] G20 summit. What haven't we heard from Zelensky? But we tell him
[00:34:49] one thing: please, if you want negotiations,
[00:34:52] come to Moscow. As for your security
[00:34:55] guarantees, we will definitely
[00:34:59] provide them to you. Well, on the one hand, Zelensky talks about a ceasefire and
[00:35:03] negotiations, on the other hand, literally these same days he talks about strikes deep into
[00:35:06] Russia.
[00:35:09] Today, Russian targets are within the reach of our long-range weapons
[00:35:13] along the line... from Yamal to Western Siberia,
[00:35:17] and we are working to ensure that our drones and missiles can reach even
[00:35:20] more distant Russian territories. We have identified key
[00:35:24] directions for the further application of our Ukrainian
[00:35:27] long-range capabilities. Our Ukrainian long-range capability is
[00:35:30] one of the real guarantees of preserving the independence of our
[00:35:33] state now during this war, and it will be one of
[00:35:36] the long-term security guarantees after the end of
[00:35:39] the war. Andrey Frantsevich, how to explain such a split personality,
[00:35:43] or is it all somehow consistent
[00:35:47] with Zelensky's logic? On the one hand, he constantly shouts about
[00:35:50] negotiations, on the other hand, he
[00:35:53] calls for even greater escalation and intensifies, well,
[00:35:56] there in his head, discussing his strikes, because they have
[00:36:00] a double bottom, because negotiations are
[00:36:03] a tool, it's not achieving agreements with the elimination of
[00:36:07] root causes, it's not long-term peace, it's
[00:36:09] not good neighborliness, development, it's an attempt to deceive us, it's
[00:36:13] an attempt to put pressure on us.
[00:37:27] Neptune, so accordingly, we are rolling out these programs, but unfortunately, all of this
[00:37:31] goes to the West, to the Baltic countries and others, there
[00:37:34] it begins to gather, then under the guise of baby food, with inscriptions
[00:37:38] like "children's toys," civilian trucks bring all this in, but we
[00:37:41] are beginning to disrupt the logistics, sea transport has stopped, land transport, we remember
[00:37:45] how on the border with Poland, with Romania, we launched strikes not far from the checkpoints,
[00:37:49] yes, they restore them, yes, this must be done constantly, so
[00:37:52] unfortunately we understand their words.
[00:37:56] их слова.
[00:38:38] We remember the first grain deal, we remember that the moderator of this grain deal, moreover, even
[00:38:41] the operator of its implementation was Turkey, which
[00:38:45] in its ports was supposed to check what goods
[00:38:48] were still going to Odesa, that is, into the Black Sea
[00:38:52] and being unloaded in Ukraine. Every time
[00:38:55] we remember when there were outside mediators.
[00:38:59] statement, but a popular one, we were cheated, these
[00:39:03] moderators, mediators, who promised for Ukraine,
[00:39:06] an energy truce, meaning a truce on the water and
[00:39:10] so on, they repeatedly gave some guarantees
[00:39:14] from the Ukrainian side, and then said, well, you know, it didn't work out, but it's not
[00:39:17] us. In this sense, yes, the difference, look, but
[00:39:20] the difference is fundamental. If this time, the
[00:39:24] Americans are the moderators, supposedly guarantors of at least some negotiations.
[00:39:27] This is the first point, a very strong blow to the image,
[00:39:31] a powerful one, let's be frank. The reputation of Trump and
[00:39:34] the White House in the context of their ability to pressure Europe and
[00:39:38] Ukraine is quite shaky, and if they continue to
[00:39:42] spit so harshly, America will also lose
[00:39:45] its status as a mediator. And the second very important point: every time there were
[00:39:48] previous, so-called agreements, I remind you,
[00:39:52] we always stopped strikes, we always
[00:39:55] fulfilled these promises, roughly speaking...
[00:40:31] Kyiv sent dozens of drones to the region. The Nizhny Novgorod region is also under enemy attack. The governor of the region reported a hit on
[00:40:34] an industrial enterprise in the Kstovsky district. Air defense forces
[00:40:38] destroyed over a hundred drones. Recently, an American publication
[00:40:42] The Wall Street Journal wrote that
[00:40:46] allegedly the Armed Forces of Ukraine took an unofficial pause in
[00:40:49] strikes on Russian oil refineries.
[00:40:53] Ukrainian military suspended strikes on Russian
[00:40:56] oil refineries after several weeks of pressure from
[00:40:59] President Trump, which undermined Kyiv's confidence in US
[00:41:03] support. The unofficial pause, which is expected to last until the US midterm
[00:41:07] elections, and possibly longer, began at the height of the crisis in
[00:41:10] American-Ukrainian relations. One anonymous American
[00:41:14] official reported that Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, during
[00:41:17] a video conference with Zelensky, advised him to
[00:41:20] suspend the strikes. A thirty-day pause in strikes on
[00:41:23] oil refineries would be a way for Ukraine
[00:41:27] to express gratitude for mediation, but
[00:41:30] over the weekend, the publication KyivIndependent
[00:41:34] reported that Ukraine is not going to stop,
[00:41:37] despite the requests of the Americans.
[00:41:41] Ukrainian officials stated that Kyiv never
[00:41:44] agreed to cease strikes on Russian oil refineries. According to
[00:41:48] officials, American envoy Jared Kushner indeed
[00:41:51] suggested suspending the strikes, but Ukraine never agreed to
[00:41:55] this. Another high-ranking Ukrainian official reported that
[00:41:58] Ukraine will continue to strike Russian oil infrastructure, but
[00:42:02] will not publicly take responsibility for such strikes, so as not to
[00:42:05] create the impression that it deliberately seeks conflict with
[00:42:09] the administration. And so, the situation escalated to the point where Donald
[00:42:12] Trump had to comment on Ukrainian strikes; he promised
[00:42:16] to talk to Volodymyr Zelensky about the new attacks from Kyiv.
[00:42:20] In the last 2 days, Zelensky has launched
[00:42:24] strikes on several large Russian oil refineries. Are you
[00:42:27] going to talk to him about this? Let me
[00:42:31] talk to him. I think that the war between Ukraine and Russia will end in the near
[00:42:34] future.
[00:42:37] Will you invite Zelensky to the G20 summit? Have you already invited Vladimir
[00:42:41] Putin? I would invite, yes, I would invite, no problem.
[00:42:44] Kyiv is provoking intentionally, here's
[00:42:48] what Finnish politician, Alliance of Freedom party member, Armando Mema, stated:
[00:42:51] with strikes on Russian oil refineries, Volodymyr Zelensky
[00:42:55] is deliberately challenging US President Donald
[00:42:58] Trump. Ukraine attacked one of Russia's largest
[00:43:02] oil refineries, despite President Trump asking
[00:43:06] Zelensky not to do so. Zelensky openly defies the American
[00:43:10] president, refusing to follow his instructions. Ukraine
[00:43:13] is completely dependent on Western support and acting contrary to
[00:43:16] the instructions of the US administration could have dire
[00:43:20] consequences for Zelensky. If the attacks continue, Trump will be furious
[00:43:23] about rising oil prices.
[00:43:26] You understand, right, Zelensky's logic, what
[00:43:30] is happening generally? There are only a few days left until the congressional
[00:43:33] elections, and then this, well, yes,
[00:43:36] tomorrow this spit tomorrow, yes, of course.
[00:43:40] Listen, well, this is not new for Zelensky, I remind you
[00:43:44] that in 2019, when Zelensky, thanks
[00:43:47] to his actions, Trump was set up for the first attempt
[00:43:50] at impeachment, the person who was in Trump's room
[00:43:54] during the phone conversation with Zelensky, a certain Vindman, who was later
[00:43:58] forced to resign, he was a military man, and then he testified
[00:44:01] in Congress that Zelensky later offered him the post of Minister of Defense
[00:44:05] of Ukraine, and now, now Zelensky is seeking, I understand,
[00:44:09] the resignation of Donald
[00:44:12] Trump himself, he will not succeed, it is Donald
[00:44:14] Trump who is seeking the new appearance of a new president
[00:44:18] of Ukraine.
[00:44:21] Yes, yes, elections, he said, no, a new one is needed, he said a new one is needed, Trump said clearly
[00:44:25] several times, so now it's all, they have a war, this is
[00:44:28] unambiguous, but let's also look at a very important point, the USA
[00:44:32] is not a moderator, the USA is a party to the conflict, this is important to emphasize, why is this
[00:44:35] important to emphasize, because when you are a party
[00:44:38] to the conditions? This is the problem. The thing is
[00:44:42] that, the thing is that obviously Trump really
[00:44:45] needs to end the war, he needs to withdraw these resources, but to just take
[00:44:49] and cut off, say, Starlink, or Starshield,
[00:44:53] stop supplying satellite data,
[00:44:56] then Ukraine will lose much faster, then everyone will
[00:44:59] point at Trump, saying, "It's all because of you." He cannot be in such a situation, the USA cannot
[00:45:03] be, the reputational losses will be too enormous, especially
[00:45:06] in the context of previous failures, say the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
[00:45:40] this is a party to the conflict, no, Trump always fights
[00:45:43] on the same side, the United States is only interested in the
[00:45:46] United States itself, when it was Biden, he thought that he was
[00:45:49] fighting for the United States, helping Western Europe
[00:45:53] and Ukraine, to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia, Trump does the same thing, only he does it
[00:45:57] differently, his administration and his electoral base
[00:46:01] see the interests of the USA differently, therefore they still fight on the side of
[00:46:04] interest, they cannot be mediators, no, they, they, they want
[00:46:08] to withdraw from the conflict and...
[00:46:40] Yes, Vladimir Vladimirovich, how do you see Zelensky's spitting in Donald
[00:46:44] Trump's face on the eve, of course, the information from
[00:46:47] KyivIndependent surprised me, Ukraine never agreed, yes, the name
[00:46:50] KyivIndependent generally surprised me. Zelensky himself
[00:46:54] publicly stated that we stopped strikes on
[00:46:57] Russian oil refineries for 72 hours, for three days. So,
[00:47:01] how can one still say "never,"
[00:47:04] apparently, Ukrainian media have not been listening to Zelensky for a long time, right,
[00:47:08] then they resumed strikes, about which the Russian side also
[00:47:11] publicly stated, Mr. Novak said
[00:47:14] that, well, look, Trump
[00:47:17] will be interested to know that these strikes are resuming
[00:47:21] and so on, that is, in this.
[00:48:31] from which side are they approaching the November meeting in Abu Dhabi? Let's talk about it with Dmitry Steshny,
[00:48:35] correspondent of the Komsomolskaya Pravda media holding, he is with us on direct line.
[00:48:39] Dmitry, hello, now the parties are agreeing on the exact date of the trilateral
[00:48:43] talks, as I understand it, it has not yet been officially announced
[00:48:46] or declared, with what position will Ukraine go
[00:48:50] there? In your opinion?
[00:48:54] It should be understood that if Ukraine is in trouble, it immediately
[00:48:57] runs to negotiate, this has happened many
[00:49:00] times, it's like a constant, yes, about standards
[00:49:04] of behavior,
[00:49:06] but
[00:49:08] it seems to me that things in Ukraine are not going very well,
[00:49:11] ours will finish off the energy system by the first
[00:49:15] serious frosts, I think so, well, on the
[00:49:18] front, many call this -
[00:49:52] on the sleeve was a yellow-blue chevron, and my comrade, an old war correspondent, says, "I
[00:49:56] say, I see such a chevron for the first time, but not on a prisoner."
[00:50:00] This is
[00:50:03] indeed a big breakthrough, another matter is that we all knew very well
[00:50:06] how Ukraine would play out the humanitarian
[00:50:09] mission in Oleshky, it
[00:50:13] would try to use it to its advantage, but this is also
[00:50:16] a very important sign that Ukraine is at its limit, so
[00:50:20] that Dmitry.
[00:50:26] You just briefly mentioned it, I'd like to understand it in more detail, this
[00:50:30] negotiating position, the humanitarian mission in Oleshky, what did you see there
[00:50:33] and to what extent can it impact these
[00:50:36] trilateral negotiations, because many Western experts believe that
[00:50:40] this is a rehearsal, did you see that rehearsal
[00:50:44] or not? Yes,
[00:50:47] I asked Lubinets if there would be similar humanitarian actions, because there are
[00:50:50] many cities in the gray zone. in the same situation as
[00:50:54] Oleshky, he dodged the question, he is very
[00:50:57] afraid that he will be labeled a traitor in Ukraine, he has already been labeled, well,
[00:51:01] although I already have, although I believe that no matter who he is, this man
[00:51:05] did a good deed, well, in this
[00:51:08] case, what happened with Oleshky is a typical
[00:51:11] situation in the current format of hostilities, the enemy
[00:51:15] cut off the city's logistics with
[00:51:17] the help of Hornet drones, Oleshky lived
[00:51:21] relatively normally. until this spring, when
[00:51:24] Hornets massively appeared on the front,
[00:51:27] he is Marsianin 2 with artificial
[00:51:30] intelligence, well, in his library of images, all
[00:51:33] Gazelles, ambulances were in the libraries
[00:51:36] of images, a bunch of types of civilian cars, from
[00:51:39] Niva to Renault Logan, yes, and the city's
[00:51:43] logistics were simply cut off, it turned out that you couldn't
[00:51:46] enter or leave it, well, and indeed there was a humanitarian
[00:51:50] catastrophe, but...
[00:51:52] Of course, not as terrible as it might seem or
[00:51:56] as the Ukrainian side would like, well, excuse my cynicism, I judged this by
[00:52:00] the deployed field kitchen, in Mariupol in twenty
[00:52:04] twenty-two, when people... starving in basements, they would have simply
[00:52:07] demolished this kitchen, yes, well, there many people ate,
[00:52:11] drank hot tea, well, but without
[00:52:14] fanaticism, it's clear that they still needed to be evacuated
[00:52:17] from there, the city needed to be unloaded, now the arithmetic of counting
[00:52:21] buses has begun, yes, what's the point if in Oleshky
[00:52:24] many more people remained than
[00:52:27] left, in Russian Oleshky, people
[00:52:30] understood where they were staying, why they were staying, but did I hear correctly that you
[00:52:34] still.
[00:52:52] to save at least one person, yes, that's already
[00:52:55] a lot, well, I hope this continues, I don't know in
[00:52:58] what format, Oleshky has a unique situation, you see, there is no
[00:53:02] land front line there, the front line is conditional.
[00:53:39] I say, why are you crying, maybe I can help you, she says: I don't know where to go,
[00:53:43] and I have no relatives either in Russia or on the Ukrainian
[00:53:46] side, it's unbearable to stay in Oleshky and unbearable
[00:53:50] to leave my home, I say, go to Russia, it will be easier to
[00:53:53] return, she did so.
[00:53:56] Thank you very much, Dmitry, every time I talk about Oleshky, I get
[00:53:59] small shivers directly, and this is just a feeling of tension.
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[01:00:10] Tonight our army struck targets of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the rear
[01:00:14] areas of Ukraine. The main task is to disrupt the supply of
[01:00:17] enemy units, explosions thundered in at least
[01:00:21] 12 regions, reports of hits in the
[01:00:24] area of Odessa ports, which are involved in the supply chain,
[01:00:27] including NATO countries, the airfield could have been
[01:00:30] a target near Poltava, in Kremenchuk. Over the weekend,
[01:00:34] strikes hit Ukraine's energy infrastructure, they led
[01:00:37] to massive damage to energy facilities in Dnipropetrovsk
[01:00:41] and Kyiv regions, it is there that the most difficult
[01:00:44] situation with electricity supply has developed due to
[01:00:48] equipment damage, power transmission is disrupted, emergency
[01:00:52] shutdowns have been introduced. Kyiv and Kyiv region were covered by another wave of
[01:00:55] blackouts. Planned electricity supply schedules no longer
[01:00:59] work there. The city has been switched to uncontrolled emergency
[01:01:03] shutdowns. The power deficit immediately hit the city's
[01:01:06] infrastructure. Ukrenergo admits that the energy system cannot
[01:01:09] cope with balancing after a series of precise Russian strikes
[01:01:13] on generating and distribution nodes. According to our.
[01:01:21] in Kyiv, which provides electricity to
[01:01:24] military facilities, logistics facilities, where all
[01:01:28] this lauded NATO weaponry, all military
[01:01:31] equipment is stored, but in Konotop, Sumy region, a strike was carried out on
[01:01:35] railway transportation control facilities, difficulties in
[01:01:39] train movement in this area are reported, in Zarvantsi,
[01:01:42] Vinnytsia region, an electrical substation was hit,
[01:01:45] it supplied.
[01:01:48] including enterprises of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex. Our troops launched
[01:01:51] a series of strikes on port infrastructure and naval vessels that were working to
[01:01:55] supply the Ukrainian Armed Forces. And according to our Ministry of Defense, in the area
[01:01:58] of Tuzly village, Odessa region, a shelter for storing
[01:02:02] launchers of anti-ship missile systems
[01:02:05] Neptune was hit. Simultaneously, in the open sea,
[01:02:08] 58 km south of Odesa,
[01:02:12] a dry cargo ship carrying military cargo
[01:02:15] for the Ukrainian army was destroyed. Well, the speaker.
[01:02:30] The Russians try to launch drones not immediately
[01:02:32] en masse, but one after another in small groups, thus
[01:02:36] they disperse. To this dispersion, one must
[01:02:39] react, the enemy chooses such a tactic also to maximally
[01:02:43] complicate the combat work of the air forces, all components of other
[01:02:47] defense forces. We now have in touch the chief designer of the Center
[01:02:51] for Integrated Unmanned Solutions, Dmitry Vasilyevich Kuzyakin, Dmitry Vasilyevich,
[01:02:54] hello, what is this new tactic that
[01:02:58] Yuriy Ignat is talking about, what is its essence and is it
[01:03:00] new?
[01:03:03] Absolutely not new, so the idea is that a huge number of
[01:03:06] drones should participate in the wave at once, first of all, it's not
[01:03:10] because they've accumulated and launched them, but to, as
[01:03:13] they say, spam the air defense system, regardless
[01:03:17] of what is used, mobile fire groups or
[01:03:20] F-16 interceptors, in any case, the more drones fly
[01:03:24] simultaneously, the harder it is to, well, shoot down
[01:03:27] all of them, and it doesn't matter that you have missile systems,
[01:03:30] mobile groups and so on, but the Russian Federation
[01:03:34] has been in a continuous wave for about two months now, that is,
[01:03:38] there are no longer, you know, two waves during the week, the wave
[01:03:41] is continuous, and it's a huge number of drones, in fact,
[01:03:45] that is, in the air over Ukraine at the same time there are from several
[01:03:48] dozens to several hundred drones,
[01:03:51] so to shoot down such, yes they also don't fly in one corridor, they
[01:03:55] spread over a huge territory, that's
[01:03:58] why to carry out.
[01:04:07] or mobile fire groups somewhere in one direction, the rest will remain open, we know
[01:04:10] about this, our drones, so to speak, are equipped
[01:04:14] with communication tools - this is not secret information, like a mesh network, they
[01:04:17] represent one single network and to any
[01:04:20] drone located anywhere from Odesa to
[01:04:23] Vinnytsia or
[01:04:27] Lviv region, you can always contact it and...
[01:05:00] Dmitry Kuleba stated that it turns out that euphoria
[01:05:04] interfered, let's listen,
[01:05:07] euphoria, him we won't, why listen to Kuleba,
[01:05:11] what he
[01:05:11] says,
[01:05:15] to end the conflict in Ukraine in 2022 was prevented by
[01:05:18] euphoria, stated Dmitry Kuleba, interesting, of course,
[01:05:22] approach in this regard, Malika, what are these
[01:05:25] stories, well yes, well, we see that he, being already
[01:05:28] a retired Ukrainian.
[01:06:00] Yes, now, of course, nothing is left, that very feeling of
[01:06:03] dizziness from success has ended, because there are no successes, exactly zero,
[01:06:07] a difficult winter lies ahead, everyone understands perfectly well for Ukraine, their infrastructure
[01:06:11] will be destroyed, the energy system, it is obvious that
[01:06:14] in spring and summer of twenty-seventh year, when perhaps we will see such a more
[01:06:18] substantive stage of the negotiation process, it is obvious that our conditions will
[01:06:21] become stricter regarding the Kyiv authorities, regarding them, it just feels like they cannot
[01:06:25] call things by their names and say that Europe harshly
[01:06:28] betrayed them.
[01:07:09] after which they began to switch to a war of attrition, only now they are beginning to
[01:07:13] understand that they have no success in this war, here are the details of
[01:07:16] Kuleba's statement, they are worth analyzing, because they seem to me, well,
[01:07:20] unique, Ukraine had a chance to conclude a peace agreement with Russia at the end
[01:07:24] of twenty-second year, that is, we are talking about the end of twenty-second year, not about the first
[01:07:28] negotiations, this was stated by the former... Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry
[01:07:31] Kuleba, but how to try, when
[01:07:34] euphoria reigns in society, and
[01:07:37] just a little more, and we will win back 300 years of our history,
[01:07:41] punish the Muscovites. Society's eyes
[01:07:43] are burning, the borders of 1991,
[01:07:46] the authorities acted exactly the same way, and I also burned
[01:07:50] with this idea, how in such circumstances to tell society: and now
[01:07:54] we are negotiating a ceasefire.
[01:07:58] Wait, it turns out that in this way, through the mouth of
[01:08:01] Kuleba, all this Kyiv elite is trying
[01:08:05] to shift responsibility directly onto the shoulders
[01:08:07] of Ukrainians? Oh no, well, how else to explain it, that is,
[01:08:11] now they themselves are to blame.
[01:08:25] universal, he doesn't blame anyone, everyone understands perfectly well that, as Malika
[01:08:28] rightly said, Boris Johnson indeed came and said,
[01:08:31] "Let's give you everything, weapons, all
[01:08:35] financial support, as much as you want, you
[01:08:39] can truly win in historical..."
[01:09:42] his connections in the West, he actively speaks there,
[01:09:46] fornfc publishes periodically, yes, almost
[01:09:49] every six months for sure, in
[01:09:52] this regard, as I said, he now understands that everything is heading
[01:09:56] towards negotiations, he understands that he should not
[01:09:59] now participate in any
[01:10:02] patriotic rallies, because tomorrow they will
[01:10:06] start asking him about these quotes, many have forgotten
[01:10:10] 2022, and these nationalists, they were
[01:11:12] nobody before, they will lose all their assets and Europe will stop
[01:11:15] helping them, so they will continue to pump up this regime,
[01:11:19] Kuleba is from the same stratum, Kuleba earns there, and yes,
[01:11:22] I agree with you, he is excusing the Ukrainian leadership,
[01:11:26] shifting it onto the people, onto that lower stratum, "You forced us,
[01:11:29] we wanted," well, "you there," and so on,
[01:11:33] now they will raise, now all social surveys say
[01:11:36] that Ukraine would like to continue military actions, maybe
[01:11:40] in winter...
[01:12:13] Three people were found by mountain rescuers in a local sheepfold, where
[01:12:17] they had previously been directed. By the time the rescue group arrived, they
[01:12:21] had managed to make a fire, warm up, and rest a little. According to
[01:12:24] those rescued, they had been traveling for 7 days, overcoming mountainous
[01:12:28] terrain in Ukraine. At the time of discovery, they were physically
[01:12:32] exhausted, and due to the effects of cold and dampness,
[01:12:35] there was a risk of hypothermia. Mountain rescuers provided them with
[01:12:39] water, hot tea, and food, after which they began the descent.
[01:12:43] at this time, the Ukrainian society, which, according to Kuleba, so
[01:12:46] wants war and does not allow Zelensky's regime
[01:12:50] and the authorities in general to stop this war, behaves
[01:12:53] as follows, yes, there... was this American holiday Halloween and
[01:12:57] Ukrainian schoolchildren played
[01:13:00] outside as Tsetseshniks, on the occasion of the holiday, yes, this is how
[01:13:04] children there now look at what is happening, but this is not even
[01:13:08] funny, all this concerns these specific
[01:13:11] children, and the boy from Lviv
[01:13:15] was generally less fortunate, so to speak, right
[01:13:18] in front of his eyes, the man-catchers took his father, as I
[01:13:21] understand it, and no amount of persuasion helped.
[01:13:39] to catch men and send them to the front, although there is an untouchable
[01:13:43] caste in Ukraine, those who are personally acquainted and friends with Zelensky,
[01:13:47] they can not worry, ordinary Ukrainians will go to fight for them,
[01:13:50] this is what Ukrainian media report about the classmate
[01:13:54] UkraFyurora.com Denis
[01:13:56] Manzhosov.
[01:13:59] Denis Mandosov, childhood friend of Vladimir Zelensky and co-founder
[01:14:03] of Studio Kvartal 95 on October 28,
[01:14:05] 2026, was brought to the Dniprovsky district
[01:14:08] TCC of Kyiv, and then, according to sources from the
[01:14:11] editorial office, was released after a call from above. The editorial office received
[01:14:15] original paper TCC documents, a logbook
[01:14:18] of registered military personnel, and notifications from relatives. They
[01:14:21] record Manchessov's arrival at 10:50, 7 minutes,
[01:14:25] a call to his brother, and no record of further actions. In the
[01:14:29] list for October 29, the surname of Zelensky's
[01:14:32] former classmate is no longer there. Everything fits into
[01:14:35] the logic, yes, society wants war, but Zelensky and
[01:14:39] his classmates, his buddies, they don't want to, yes,
[01:14:43] that's why they don't want to go and fight. Well, in principle, yes, everything
[01:14:46] is logical, naturally, of course, why
[01:14:50] not? It's society that's to blame for everything.
[01:14:53] The Kyiv regime and in general all this Ukrainian government is well known
[01:14:57] in fact in Europe, in the West, that it is a corrupt
[01:15:00] government. All of this was talked about back in
[01:15:04] 2014. Many reports, TV reports were written
[01:15:07] about this in the German press. I personally read about how
[01:15:11] nationalists, fascists with swastikas are present in
[01:15:14] Ukraine. Then it was
[01:15:17] crossed out from German media reports,
[01:15:20] but now they are starting to appear again. I
[01:15:23] see in fact... and the same
[01:15:27] publications, when wounded
[01:15:31] Ukrainian armed forces soldiers arrive in Germany, and there they are,
[01:15:35] of course, undressed, yes, they find these
[01:15:38] swastikas, tattoos, yes, what a surprise, but
[01:15:41] they say, of course, German journalists say that, well,
[01:15:45] these are individual nationalists who are present there, but they are still
[01:15:49] there. Well, for now, in Ukraine, such rather
[01:15:52] contradictory statements are heard, yes, like Kuleba's statement, for example,
[01:15:56] we just discussed it. Our guys continue
[01:15:59] to liberate new territories, confidently move forward,
[01:16:03] achieve the set goals and objectives. On October
[01:16:06] 16, the Ministry of Defense officially announced that the troop group,
[01:16:10] the center of our armed forces, had taken control of the city of Dobropolye
[01:16:14] in the Donetsk People's Republic, and Alexander Mozgovoy met with the
[01:16:17] soldiers who participated in the liberation of Dobropolye and
[01:16:20] found out how it was.
[01:16:52] The details of the operation to liberate Dobropolye were kept
[01:16:55] under strict secrecy until the last moment, and
[01:16:59] only after the Ministry of Defense officially announced the victory on
[01:17:03] October 16, on this strategically important
[01:17:06] section of the front, we managed to learn
[01:17:10] some details from our intelligence. The enemy
[01:17:13] did not assume that our troops were accumulating, and
[01:17:17] in one day we simply launched a massive large-scale offensive in the
[01:17:21] settlement and began taking fortified areas,
[01:17:24] blocks of streets, house by house,
[01:17:36] and... taking everything. Their defense is built, the so-called
[01:17:39] bastion system, including all
[01:17:42] elements, from tank and mine
[01:17:45] barriers, to the path of retreat of their units. My
[01:17:49] reconnaissance group penetrated the enemy's rear, took up position
[01:17:53] in Lesyanka, and was already directly behind the enemy. The
[01:17:56] scouts transmitted all the necessary information to me. As
[01:18:00] soon as the enemy retreated from them, knowing that they would not be heard or seen,
[01:18:04] they immediately transmitted the data, and accordingly, we instantly
[01:18:07] the enemy. How long did the operation to liberate Dobropolye take in total?
[01:18:23] inflicted fire damage on
[01:18:26] About half a year. All this half a year you yourself directly
[01:18:30] participated, yes, yes, yes, yes, we conducted
[01:18:33] reconnaissance, worked with drops.
[01:18:36] Now we have a direct path to the Dnipropetrovsk region, and
[01:18:40] also to Kramatorsk from its western side. As Commander-in-Chief
[01:18:43] Vladimir Putin noted, the liberation of
[01:18:46] Dobropolye opens the way to reaching the borders
[01:18:50] of the Donetsk People's Republic. All that remains is to destroy the last
[01:18:54] stronghold of the DPR opponents in the most difficult section:
[01:18:57] Druzhkivka, Kramatorsk, Sloviansk.
[01:19:00] Three cities, the fate of the entire Donbas
[01:19:03] depends on their capture.
[01:19:19] And how old were you when you decided to go to
[01:19:22] the SVO? Well, I turned 19, I signed
[01:19:25] a contract. You decided at 19 to go to
[01:19:28] the front, why? My
[01:19:31] great-grandfather fought, he was a pilot, my father
[01:19:35] fought, and I couldn't just.
[01:20:00] Well, as a warrior, as a man, he understood me, he understood that I can't just sit at home, and I want to continue his path. Before leaving, he also whispered in my ear that he loves me very much and that I should come back
[01:20:04] alive. I don't
[01:20:07] have that kind of teenage or 18-year-old
[01:20:11] mindset anymore. I have completely different
[01:20:15] moral values. Listen, your wife
[01:20:18] is lucky, and I am very lucky with her,
[01:20:21] very lucky. I am very
[01:20:24] glad we got married, I thank God for her, this
[01:20:27] is probably one of my rewards. We love each other very much,
[01:20:31] and I want to end this war
[01:20:34] as soon as possible so I can return to my loved ones, to my wife.
[01:20:57] Well, as you can see, despite the possible negotiations that
[01:21:00] will soon take place in Abu Dhabi, our guys are creating excellent
[01:21:04] negotiating positions for our diplomats. Keep working, brothers, and don't
[01:21:07] stop. Victory will be ours. Advertising, and we'll be back.
[01:21:20] Lettuce for the day, and dad will pick us up, no,
[01:21:23] no.
[01:21:25] Christ is risen, truly
[01:21:28] risen.
[01:21:36] What kind of assault troops? They carry more than you weigh. I
[01:21:39] can do it. You need to get married, have children,
[01:21:43] and stay at home, not fight. I was born
[01:21:45] in Lugansk. There was such a upbringing. You were born,
[01:21:49] so live. Here it's
[01:21:51] either-or. Amazing.
[01:21:55] Bambi, look at her eyes. Well, she's a spitting image of a
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[01:22:03] ours.
[01:22:12] Come on, load up, you'll cover us from above, clear? Yes, reinforcements are coming to them from
[01:22:16] the direction of Kremennaya, we need to
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[01:26:04] Mass protests continue in Europe, and the geography is only
[01:26:07] expanding. Protesters build barricades, pyrotechnics
[01:26:11] explode in the streets, police act harshly and
[01:26:14] use tear gas. In European cities, shop windows of luxury
[01:26:18] stores are being boarded up again.
[01:26:23] In France, protesters burned an effigy of Emmanuel Macron. In another place, they staged a
[01:26:25] symbolic execution of him. This weekend, the protests coincided with
[01:26:29] Halloween. People in penguin and
[01:26:33] Batman costumes walked the streets of Paris. A strong wave
[01:26:37] of protest spread to Germany, under slogans
[01:26:40] against the rising cost of living and the return of compulsory military
[01:26:44] service. People across the country demanded the resignation of
[01:26:47] Chancellor Merz.
[01:26:58] Some of the largest protests in Germany recently began with
[01:27:02] calls for change, and ended with barricades, broken windows, and
[01:27:05] clashes with the police. Mostly young
[01:27:08] protesters took to the streets, demanding
[01:27:11] improvements in the education system and a reduction in the cost of living.
[01:27:15] The main organizers were activists opposing compulsory
[01:27:19] military service.
[01:29:02] here are the opportunities to bring their ideology to life, and I
[01:29:06] am sure this is just
[01:29:07] the beginning.
[01:29:14] I want to understand if this beginning will be the end for Merz, or
[01:29:18] at least the end for his Ukraine-oriented policy? Yes,
[01:29:21] you understand, Merz is already essentially
[01:29:25] a political corpse. Everyone understands this, that is, everyone
[01:29:28] understands, but nevertheless, a walking corpse, yes, they use.
[01:29:41] early elections. Everyone understands this. They are dragging it out until
[01:29:44] the elections in the spring in a number of West German states, and
[01:29:48] then this process, I think, will still be launched. But
[01:29:51] you understand, at the same time, note that in all countries where these
[01:29:55] protests are taking place, they immediately blame Russia. France, Italy,
[01:29:58] Albania, where else have they not blamed us? What about Germany?
[01:30:19] they consider them agents of Russia, Alternative for Germany, they called them Russian agents, and here the left
[01:30:22] movement is involved in the organization, so it doesn't
[01:30:26] quite add up in this regard. But the fact that in any
[01:30:29] case, of course, when we look at these protests.
[01:31:02] Filbert, who came from Germany, said that those who were supposed to be called up for that very war
[01:31:06] came out to protest, they don't really want to fight, these are
[01:31:10] zoomer protests, well, the zoomer revolution, yes, as it is now called. That is, I
[01:31:13] remind you that initially it was launched in South Asia in general, yes, it was Bangladesh,
[01:31:17] we remember, then Nepal, now it has spread to the Old World. Of course, in
[01:31:21] various European countries there are their own reasons to protest, yes, somewhere there is not
[01:31:24] enough money for education, somewhere
[01:31:27] there are some stories related to housing rentals, like in Spain, Italy, here in Germany there are their
[01:31:31] own.
[01:32:02] our own. And although the AFD also has quite good percentages
[01:32:05] among the young generation in Germany, it is clear that young people
[01:32:09] are moving away from supporting centrist pro-war parties and are supporting
[01:32:13] rather non-systemic parties. Returning to the essence of your question, how
[01:32:16] will this affect or not affect support for Ukraine? Well, I think that in the moment, in
[01:32:20] principle, most likely not at all, because this is still a parallel track, yes, that is,
[01:32:23] you are protesting there, maybe we will throw you a little more money for
[01:32:27] social services in that vein, we will try to buy you off, and in a year this is a good
[01:32:31] question, because elections. There may be a collapse of the
[01:32:34] Merz government, there may be a collapse of the government in Britain. That
[01:32:38] is, guys are literally sitting on a powder keg, they literally
[01:32:41] hope to weather these elections, those elections, maybe
[01:32:45] wait until Trump weakens in America after the congressional elections and
[01:32:48] it will be easier to work with Americans, that is, they hope that they will somehow
[01:32:52] hold on for at least some time. So they don't understand the essence of what is happening,
[01:32:55] maybe they do, but they are so
[01:32:59] oblivious, yes, both Germans and all these Europeans in general.
[01:33:21] protests underfoot, Germany, France, Spain,
[01:33:24] Italy, other countries will probably join now, but what worries
[01:33:27] European politicians is the fact that
[01:33:31] they are very concerned right now about...
[01:34:15] is no longer possible. If Russia participates in the championship, the organizers
[01:34:18] will have to incur completely new expenses, primarily in terms
[01:34:22] of security. Note that they are concerned not by political
[01:34:26] risks, but by economic risks, possible
[01:34:29] additional expenses related to ensuring security. That is, in
[01:34:33] principle, they seem to be not against Russia's participation,
[01:34:35] just give them money. Other European countries did not stand
[01:34:39] aside. Members of the European Parliament sent
[01:34:42] an official letter to the European Commission demanding
[01:34:45] to again ban the Russian hockey
[01:34:48] team. Signed by representatives of Lithuania,
[01:34:51] Latvia, Poland, Slovakia, Finland, and
[01:34:53] Sweden.
[01:34:56] The Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the decision to
[01:34:59] suspend Russian teams, citing insufficient
[01:35:02] evidence to assess security on the part of the Federation. Moscow
[01:35:06] perfectly understands the political value of what it has achieved.
[01:35:10] Europe must demonstrate equally obvious clarity. We
[01:35:13] consider this outcome fundamentally wrong. It opens the way to
[01:35:16] the international rehabilitation of the Russian state, while this
[01:35:20] component. They tried for a long time to achieve
[01:35:23] dehumanization, dehumanization
[01:35:26] of Russians. decided to organize another
[01:35:30] flash mob, how to hurt Russians more. The Minister of Foreign
[01:35:33] Affairs of Finland, Elina Valtonen, announced
[01:35:37] her intention not to allow Russian athletes to participate in competitions
[01:35:40] in Finland in 2027.
[01:35:44] If Russia continues its war, Russian athletes
[01:35:47] will not be welcome in Finland. At the October Foreign Affairs Council,
[01:35:51] I will inform my EU colleagues that
[01:35:55] we will restrict access for Russian athletes to the entire Schengen
[01:35:59] area. By the way,
[01:36:01] Helsinki is not the only European capital that plans to
[01:36:04] restrict the entry of our athletes. At the end of October,
[01:36:07] Sweden also made similar proposals.
[01:36:11] Of course, Ukrainians are most concerned about
[01:36:14] this situation. It turns out that the International
[01:36:17] Ice Hockey Federation is considering excluding
[01:36:21] the Ukrainian national team from the
[01:36:24] 2027 World Championship to integrate the
[01:36:28] Russian national team
[01:36:30] into the tournament.
[01:36:33] Earlier, at the Congress level, we established a provision, according to
[01:36:36] which, if Russia returns, it will return to the same
[01:36:39] level it was at before. Now we need to
[01:36:42] work out the logistical aspects,
[01:36:45] considering that the World Championship implies
[01:36:49] a fixed number of teams, a certain number of matches, and already
[01:36:52] existing agreements on television rights. Ukraine
[01:36:55] was the last team to pass the selection. We should not
[01:36:59] anticipate the decisions that will be made next week,
[01:37:03] issues require consideration in the near future.
[01:37:06] The Ukrainian side predictably began to complain and organize
[01:37:09] another PR campaign. The head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, Andriy Sybiha,
[01:37:12] demanded the cancellation of the court's
[01:37:15] decision.
[01:37:17] By allowing the return of Russian hockey, the Court of
[01:37:20] Arbitration for Sport will stain the ice with Ukrainian blood. This
[01:37:24] shameful decision must be overturned. I also call on
[01:37:27] governments that have not lost their moral compass to deny Russian
[01:37:31] players entry to their territory. Andrey Frantsevich,
[01:37:34] well, as a big hockey fan, you should probably understand that this
[01:37:37] is the point, I and Andrey Frantsevich just know what
[01:37:40] we're talking about, yes, we meet, but this is not
[01:37:43] about hockey at all. How can a court decision
[01:37:47] in sports be overturned? But when they count money, when in hockey
[01:37:51] they count money, on one scale is the entire national team of
[01:37:54] Ukraine, on the other is some Russian national team. Of course, the sponsors will choose
[01:37:57] some Russian national team, definitely. Ruslan, you hit the nail on the head when you said that this is not about
[01:38:01] hockey, it's not even about sports, it's politics. Sports have always been
[01:38:05] outside of politics, but Ukraine itself dragged sports into this
[01:38:08] составляющую, они долгое время добивались,
[01:38:11] расчеловечивания, дегуманизация русских,
[01:38:45] and they see a team of Russians. Now that Ukraine
[01:38:48] has lost, it has received a very painful flick on the nose, and most
[01:38:52] likely it won't get there, the Russian team will go, at least I believe
[01:38:55] in it, this will be for them.
[01:39:57] I always suggest replacing the word
[01:40:01] "Russian" with "African American," with
[01:40:03] "Jew," with whatever, it doesn't matter, they'll immediately
[01:40:07] clutch their heads, how could this be? But this logic about
[01:40:11] increasing our security, yes, when,
[01:40:14] excuse me, at the Olympics in '72 in Munich,
[01:40:17] yes, there was a terrorist attack, what did that mean, that's it,
[01:40:21] Germany refuses all competitions, that means Israel
[01:40:24] had to be excluded for security reasons.
[01:41:27] the court was in our favor, this also says something, well, yes,
[01:41:31] for me it's somehow very unexpected, I
[01:41:34] was surprised. I completely agree with Andrey
[01:41:37] Frantsevich, because sport should always be outside
[01:41:41] of politics. Finally, sports officials have started to understand that
[01:41:44] it's impossible to fight
[01:41:47] and act so brazenly on the side of some
[01:41:51] international warlike cohort,
[01:41:55] especially since they are starting to realize that they are actually starting to lose
[01:41:58] the war, the war they are fighting against
[01:42:01] Russia. This is understood, by the way, by many officials in
[01:42:05] Europe now. I just read a very
[01:42:08] interesting report, just a second, I'll touch upon it,
[01:42:12] the deputy director, former deputy director of the BND, a very high-ranking
[01:42:16] official, Olli Diehl, wrote
[01:42:19] a good article, a long article, in it he
[01:42:22] stated that - in it, first of all, there is no
[01:42:26] mention of...
[01:43:58] This was the end of the Northern War, which lasted
[01:44:01] 21 years, and ended with the Treaty of Nystad, according
[01:44:04] to which Estland, Livland and
[01:44:07] Ingermanland became part of the now
[01:44:10] Russian Empire. You know, it's curious that
[01:44:14] Russia as an empire was not recognized for a very long
[01:44:16] time. In Europe, at the
[01:44:20] beginning of the 16th century, there was only one empire, and there could only be one
[01:44:23] empire, the Holy Roman Empire of the German
[01:44:27] Nation, the Habsburgs, Vienna, the emperor
[01:44:31] was there, although of course, the Holy
[01:44:34] Roman Empire was already inferior, for example, in
[01:44:37] power to France, but France was.
[01:45:40] The Special Military Operation is a continuation of our glorious military
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