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[00:02:00] who is behind the possible collapse of Europe, why, despite
[00:02:03] all their difficulties, they are thinking about how to strike deep into our
[00:02:07] territory, we will discuss it right after a short
[00:02:09] commercial.
[00:07:34] after our strikes, there is again a massive blackout, they can't
[00:07:38] escape it, entire districts in Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk
[00:07:42] regions were plunged into darkness, it was them that bore the brunt of our main strikes
[00:07:45] last weekend, according to the Ministry of Defense, our forces
[00:07:49] hit the thermal power plant TET-6 in Kyiv, which
[00:07:52] provides electricity to military logistics facilities and
[00:07:55] weapons storage sites, in Konotop, Sumy
[00:07:59] region, the strike was carried out on railway transportation control
[00:08:02] facilities, difficulties in train movement on this section are reported. In Zarvantsy,
[00:08:06] Vinnytsia region, a power substation
[00:08:10] that supplied was hit.
[00:09:22] Why 300 years, why didn't he also recall the dinosaur era by tradition,
[00:09:26] that's also unclear, but it feels like, it feels
[00:09:30] like, in fact, that they regret, not regret, for example,
[00:09:33] Kuleba. Alexander Yurievich, what is enlightenment? Does that mean
[00:09:36] in 2022 they underestimated us or Europe
[00:09:40] overestimated their patrons? Well?
[00:10:12] Ukrainian society, which is dominant, this
[00:10:16] Bandera, neo-Nazi one, which in its time disrupted, by intimidating
[00:10:20] Zelensky, the Minsk agreements and so on, yes, it was in
[00:10:23] euphoria, it's always feared.
[00:10:55] the map of Europe, the United States, which left
[00:10:58] this general gathering, now, by reflected light, on the contrary,
[00:11:02] in Ukraine, sentiments are growing,
[00:11:05] let's somehow finish this, especially
[00:11:08] since they have long forgotten, I still suggest remembering twenty-
[00:11:11] second, in the twenty-second year we also entered
[00:11:15] with euphoria for many years, just a second, it's important, he meant
[00:11:18] the end of twenty-second year, I'll get to him
[00:11:21] now, yes, we also entered in early twenty-second year with some.
[00:11:55] Then we retreat from the Kharkiv region, our
[00:11:59] offensive is stalled, then I remember Surovikin announces how
[00:12:03] we are leaving the only district center in the Kherson region, we
[00:12:06] have to announce, which we didn't want, partial mobilization, in general
[00:12:10] the twenty-second year for us, let's be honest, it seriously
[00:12:13] cooled us down, and indeed we also experienced this contrast shower
[00:12:17] from some euphoria and belief that the invincible legendary, as
[00:12:20] it was in forty-one, in forty-one they also thought that with powerful
[00:12:24] strikes... we would carry the war into enemy territory, and
[00:12:27] then we were near Moscow and then you know, the great feat of soldiers and so
[00:12:31] on, here it's the same, the feat of soldiers, restructuring
[00:12:34] of thinking, understanding that this is serious and long-term, it's clear why they had
[00:12:38] euphoria, he said that we were deceived, yes, well, there
[00:12:40] were many moments, what
[00:12:44] now from this insight of Kuleba, nothing, we need to understand that look,
[00:12:48] Krivoy Rog diplomacy, so- called, plus KVN players from
[00:12:51] the quarter, they earned billions, and quite often.
[00:12:55] dollars, not hryvnias or rubles, they received a huge amount
[00:12:59] of power, they usurped this very power, and completely
[00:13:02] removed the elected system, that is, for them specifically to regret something,
[00:13:06] well, for Kuleba to regret something or for those who fled to
[00:13:09] Europe, there, Fyodorov or Zaluzhny, no, in no case will they
[00:13:12] regret, but he doesn't just remember this right now, yes, because the people need
[00:13:16] to be shown, who are really in Ukraine, the common people, these common people, they
[00:13:20] also received a contrast shower, they realized that these books of ninety-
[00:13:23] one.
[00:14:06] Well, I also think, I am also Ukrainian, I am also so prominent there, I say his
[00:14:10] words in this situation, and I want to clarify
[00:14:14] my point of view in this situation, well, for example, for the Poles
[00:14:17] rebelling today or for the Parisians who took to the
[00:14:20] streets, my point of view is that we all died
[00:14:24] in vain all these.
[00:14:42] He says that under pressure from society, they were forced to make such a decision, and Boris Johnson appeared later, but for now there is a feeling that
[00:14:46] Europe was actually overestimated not only by Ukrainians, but
[00:14:49] also by the Europeans themselves, for the last few weeks there
[00:14:52] has been real anger. For now, it only gets
[00:14:56] worse. Last weekend, almost half a million
[00:14:59] people took to the streets across Europe. We remind you that initially
[00:15:03] the protests began in France, by the way, the situation there at
[00:15:07] the moment is even more deplorable, this weekend the protesters were already
[00:15:10] burning effigies of Macron, staging a
[00:15:13] symbolic execution for him, from France
[00:15:16] the protest virus quickly began to spread very widely, a
[00:15:20] chain reaction spread across all of Europe, at the moment protests
[00:15:23] have gripped almost all countries. including even eternally calm
[00:15:27] and seemingly neutral Switzerland. In large
[00:15:30] European cities, luxury store windows are being boarded up, people
[00:15:33] are building barricades in the streets, pyrotechnics are exploding, police.
[00:16:07] began with calls for change, and ended with barricades, smashing
[00:16:10] windows and clashes with police.
[00:16:13] Protesting youth spoke out against mandatory conscription and
[00:16:17] demanded the resignation of the government, in particular
[00:16:20] Merz.
[00:16:27] The most violent riots took place in Frankfurt. On the shopping street,
[00:16:30] protesters smashed windows and looted stores, including fashion boutiques and
[00:16:34] gun stores. Police officers were subjected to.
[00:17:21] Germany, the situation in Frankfurt and Cologne is similar to the situation in
[00:17:24] France, yes, it would be extremely naive
[00:17:27] to assume that the protests will not affect Germany, extremist forces from
[00:17:31] the left camp are just waiting for an opportunity to put their
[00:17:34] ideology into practice, and I am sure that this is only
[00:17:37] the beginning,
[00:17:44] this is only the beginning, what will the end be then, well, as a result of all
[00:17:48] these unrest, not only
[00:17:51] Merz but also other European politicians
[00:17:54] may be dismissed, because this political crisis with mass protests
[00:17:57] is growing throughout Europe, and it has even reached Belgium,
[00:18:01] there Prime Minister De Wever already wants to dissolve the government, but
[00:18:05] the most mysterious situation occurred in Poland. This weekend what essentially
[00:18:08] happened there was what is called a coup d'état, it all
[00:18:12] started with Donald Tusk's government deciding to take control of
[00:18:16] the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland, the country's highest court,
[00:18:19] which reviews laws for compliance with the constitution and can essentially
[00:18:23] overturn any of them. On Friday evening, the tribunal building in
[00:18:26] Warsaw was surrounded by police, Tusk called the cordoning off of the court
[00:18:30] the restoration of the rule of law, that's what it's called
[00:18:33] now, the President of Poland, meanwhile,
[00:18:35] was at the very time when the
[00:18:38] courtroom was cordoned off, flying to Africa, upon learning of
[00:18:42] what happened, he urgently turned the plane around, flew
[00:18:45] back to Warsaw to convene an emergency meeting, and he
[00:18:48] literally had to force his way to the courthouse through
[00:18:52] a police cordon. Now power in Poland is practically
[00:18:55] divided into the right in the person of President Navrodsky,
[00:18:59] oriented towards Trumpists in the USA, and the left, in the person
[00:19:03] of Prime Minister Tusk, oriented towards Brussels, and there were even
[00:19:05] rumors that...
[00:19:47] on Saturday, now after the weekend, no one is going out
[00:19:50] into the streets, but naturally the conflict
[00:19:53] continues, an internal conflict,
[00:19:56] a split in the Polish ruling class, which we
[00:19:59] have already, by the way, been observing for many years,
[00:20:02] I remind you, in 2015,
[00:20:05] so already 11 years.
[00:20:37] is happening now in countries neighboring Poland, how can you
[00:20:41] explain everything that is happening, is it a coincidence, is it
[00:20:44] really a ten-year, maybe more, an eleven-twelve-year
[00:20:47] crisis. Somehow, you see,
[00:20:51] everything converges at one point, well, there are no coincidences,
[00:20:54] they are not accidental,
[00:20:57] yes, everything converges at one point, because everywhere across
[00:21:01] Europe protest sentiments are growing among
[00:21:04] the population, in some countries the trigger for protests
[00:21:08] is the situation there, for example, in the education
[00:21:10] system, in others, socio-economic
[00:21:14] problems of a different kind, and in our Poland,
[00:21:17] such a trigger... became the crisis,
[00:21:21] the conflict around the constitutional court,
[00:21:24] and where does this tension grow from, where
[00:21:28] do protest sentiments grow from, well, naturally from the fact that
[00:21:32] almost everyone in Europe, including Poland, firstly,
[00:21:35] feels, let's say,
[00:21:38] socio-economic
[00:21:40] costs associated with the current
[00:21:43] policy, which is being pursued by Brussels, which is being pursued
[00:21:47] by almost all governments of the country.
[00:22:20] along with Karol Nawrocki, with the President of Poland, or towards
[00:22:23] Brussels with Prime Minister Donald Tusk, and the country is roughly divided
[00:22:27] in half. It is clear that this is a very rough comparison, but to what extent does it
[00:22:30] hold true?
[00:22:33] You know, there is, there is such an opinion, of course, that
[00:22:37] the prime minister is oriented towards Brussels, and
[00:22:40] the president is oriented towards the USA, but I still
[00:22:44] think that a certain
[00:22:48] tendency of growth in support is already being observed.
[00:23:50] has already begun, yes, we have
[00:23:54] already entered the pre-election campaign before the parliamentary
[00:23:57] elections, and well, I think that
[00:24:00] still the enthusiasm
[00:24:03] of political players for supporting Ukraine,
[00:24:06] will now go down, for one simple reason,
[00:24:09] it is still unpopular.
[00:24:11] Thank you very much, Mateusz Piskorski was with us live
[00:24:15] from Poland, I think he explained in detail what is happening there, I was standing
[00:24:19] there and thinking.
[00:26:32] of course, will be our fiercest opponent in the foreseeable
[00:26:36] future, I think, always, so it's good that they
[00:26:39] got involved in all this, now further, the worst
[00:26:43] news is Belgium, actually, that De Wever is leaving -
[00:26:46] this is the very person who, being a Flemish
[00:26:50] nationalist, also in the good sense of the word, defended Belgian
[00:26:54] interests and was categorically against the seizure of our
[00:26:57] assets, who will come instead of him, maybe those people will come
[00:27:00] who will agree with the opinion of the collective.
[00:27:23] As for Germany, there's no need to harbor illusions.
[00:27:25] питать,
[00:27:28] Never in the foreseeable future will an alternative for Germany come to power.
[00:27:38] They won't get 45, at most they'll get
[00:27:41] 30-35, in which case all
[00:27:44] the others will unite against them, the so-called systemic forces, meaning
[00:27:48] the only difference from the current situation will be that
[00:27:51] now, from two forces, Christian Democrats and Social Democrats,
[00:27:55] the coalition will also include the Greens, if you haven't forgotten, the party
[00:27:59] of that very Annalena Baerbock, our fiercest generally.
[00:28:32] But if she comes to power, then of course, this will be a more pro-French
[00:28:36] policy, she will not allocate money to Ukraine,
[00:28:40] well, in general, she will not show much
[00:28:43] activity in toughening anti-Russian sanctions, and
[00:28:47] if the ultra-left Mélenchon comes out against her, her victory is
[00:28:50] guaranteed, so what is happening in France now is objectively,
[00:28:54] in general, in our interests, good. France, there,
[00:28:57] Poland, Germany, Belgium,
[00:29:00] Switzerland, let's take all of Europe, for us in the near future. Well,
[00:31:31] they all hate Russians much more than they hate Brussels,
[00:31:34] 100%,
[00:31:37] well, unlike you, I've lived in the EU all my life and I've talked a little with
[00:31:41] these people, he starts boasting about his EU passport.
[00:32:15] were in Moscow, the monument to Minin and Pozharsky, you can see who
[00:32:18] comes, yes, National Unity Day is not just like that, we need to
[00:32:22] remember where it comes from, who was in Moscow then,
[00:32:25] Poles dreamed of it and will dream of it, if we talk about military support
[00:32:29] for Ukraine, they are not even in the top ten in terms of money, they allocate money
[00:32:32] to the central ha, that's
[00:32:35] exactly what they earn on, and 5/6
[00:32:38] of every zloty they allocate to support Ukraine is allocated within
[00:32:42] Poland, Kirill, look, Alexander Yurievich, how he disagrees with you? now an emotional
[00:32:46] face, but we will give you the opportunity now, does he have Polish roots, I do, but the worst thing about me
[00:32:50] is from Poles, well, by the way, I was also
[00:32:53] deported from Latvia in 2004, so I more or less
[00:32:57] understand, what my
[00:33:01] colleagues have just presented, with all due respect, this is a view from
[00:33:05] palaces, internal intrigues, alignment,
[00:33:08] division of money, power within palaces, let's
[00:33:11] look at it from the streets, here's a simple box.
[00:33:35] in all protests in France, this is the position, they have no
[00:33:38] face, this time, yes, there is no
[00:33:40] website,
[00:33:42] yellow vests were the face.
[00:33:57] And this is a protest against the militarization
[00:34:00] of Europe, mhm, well in Germany that's 100%, that was the main slogan
[00:34:04] and it was, and in Poland, where is the militarization of Europe in Poland?
[00:34:08] Piskorski is right, Poland is a completely different story, but then there's no common
[00:34:11] denominator, each country has its own protests. Look
[00:34:35] at this Europe, it's exactly Western Europe, along the
[00:34:38] border with Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and where is Eastern Europe and who unites
[00:34:42] them? The presence of migrants, and where is Bulgaria?
[00:35:15] I hear here a repetition of the famous Soviet
[00:35:18] Khrushchev slogan, that soldiers won the Second
[00:35:21] World War without marshals and generals, although all marshals and
[00:35:25] generals of victory started in forty-one, I didn't think I would hear this again,
[00:35:29] but this is not panic, we didn't have euphoria,
[00:35:33] it was just announced at a specific moment,
[00:35:36] why did we all forget about it, the strategy changed for
[00:35:39] a second, not the wind, not the weather, but
[00:35:42] the strategy in May-June for...
[00:36:15] in such a state of shock, they are very carefully watching what
[00:36:18] is happening in Poland, and, by the way,
[00:36:22] they are seriously amazed by Tusk's hypocrisy, this is what Ukrainian
[00:36:25] Telegram channels are writing.
[00:36:28] Tusk is going all-in, his statements are hypocritical, as he, being the Prime Minister
[00:36:31] of Poland in 2013-14,
[00:36:34] fiercely supported Maidan and the forceful actions of protesters against
[00:36:38] Yanukovych, telling Ukrainian fools about a European
[00:36:41] future, understanding that by destroying their state, they would become
[00:36:44] weak and vulnerable, fall under the control of Western structures that would begin
[00:36:48] to carve up the country, preparing Ukraine for a flawed future as a kamikaze
[00:36:52] country, as it turned out. Now, when he himself decided to usurp power and
[00:36:56] people came out against him, he... talks about observing laws and the rule of
[00:36:59] law, hypocrisy, Satanic level. Tusk, what
[00:37:03] about Nawrocki, they never opposed aid to Ukraine, and there is
[00:37:07] no split in opinions there, but among ordinary
[00:37:10] Poles this split exists, and in
[00:37:14] the near future it may even worsen.
[00:37:17] Polish security forces expect an influx of
[00:37:19] mentally unstable Ukrainians. In the near
[00:37:23] future, this forecast was made by the Chief Commandant of the Polish
[00:37:26] Police.
[00:37:29] After the war ends, Ukrainians who fought on
[00:37:32] the front will come to their families in Poland. We must prepare for
[00:37:36] whether and how they will be able to function in a normal world
[00:37:40] outside the front. We predict that many of these people will have
[00:37:43] psychological problems. Those who have front-line experience today are the best
[00:37:47] soldiers for organized criminal groups, they have
[00:37:51] combat experience, so they don't need to be taught anything, it's enough to simply
[00:37:54] use them. And exactly such
[00:37:58] concerns are expressed by the head of the Polish National Security Bureau, let's hear
[00:38:02] him:
[00:38:05] The armed conflict in Ukraine is ending, these people
[00:38:08] will start coming here to their families, to wives, to girlfriends, these
[00:38:12] are people who were on the front, who know how to handle weapons, this
[00:38:15] is a huge challenge for public order services and above all for our
[00:38:19] police. Maxim Anatolyevich, well, in what are they wrong,
[00:38:23] by and large, that is, they openly say, the cessation of the conflict in
[00:38:27] Ukraine is not beneficial to us, because as soon as the conflict stops, as soon as an agreement
[00:38:31] is signed, the state of martial law
[00:38:34] in Ukraine is lifted, all these soldiers from the front will go to Poland. Well, there
[00:38:37] is such a moment, another thing is that in this case, fortunately,
[00:38:40] the Poles do not determine when we,
[00:38:44] Americans, Ukrainians decide that it's time
[00:38:46] to end it, we, without asking the Poles, will end it, but after
[00:38:50] that, indeed, this
[00:38:52] horrific situation will arise,
[00:38:56] it is practically impossible to avoid it, because
[00:39:00] people will come who, yes, are indeed used to impunity, these are, well, in general, those
[00:39:03] very drone operators, in general, who target, well, sometimes our
[00:39:07] soldiers, and sometimes, when they no longer have time,
[00:39:10] now it must already be discharged into
[00:39:14] a car where they know perfectly well that civilians are driving,
[00:39:17] a cyclist, an old woman,
[00:39:20] a dog, there were such, for Europe today, yes, of course,
[00:39:23] of course, these people will come, well, they are used to
[00:39:26] that... they are above the law in their own country, they
[00:39:30] are heroes there, so why should they
[00:39:34] obey Polish laws or any other laws? For Poles, it's a very
[00:39:37] sensitive issue, Poles are extremely sensitive to
[00:39:40] this,
[00:39:44] yes, they are aggressive,
[00:39:47] who are able to resist this aggressive Ukrainian
[00:39:50] nationalism, because Ukrainians do not stop, they,
[00:39:53] for example, do not understand that some things are simply not allowed.
[00:39:57] In Poland, for example, shouting "Ukraine above all" is, firstly, an
[00:40:00] idiotic, moronic slogan "above all," reminiscent of
[00:40:04] Hitler's "über alles," but nevertheless, they stupidly
[00:40:07] shout it in Poland, look even what they did when
[00:40:11] that part of Ukrainians who came from the remnants, they forced
[00:40:15] these old women to shout the same thing, no, say
[00:40:18] thank you to us, we came home, well, God be with them, they
[00:40:22] are these, well, in fact
[00:40:25] - well, nationalistic, well, they worry about what
[00:40:27] will happen
[00:40:36] inside Poland, that they will come to Poland. We are
[00:40:40] interested not in what is happening inside Poland, but whether they will provide military
[00:40:43] support. They do not oppose military support, because
[00:40:47] our fate, the situation on the front, is influenced
[00:40:50] solely by whether Poles support
[00:40:53] Ukrainians not within Poland, but give
[00:41:11] Trump a concrete statement, I will not hit oil refineries for a month
[00:41:15] if I am given missiles for Patriots for a month,
[00:41:18] yes, actually, who will
[00:41:21] earn from this, the Poles, through whom will they deliver,
[00:41:25] they will finish everything, so what they want, yes...
[00:42:40] and Germany's plan to create weapons capable of striking
[00:42:43] targets at a distance of more than 2,000 km. The project was named
[00:42:47] Deep Precision Strike, its goal is to give European armed forces
[00:42:51] the ability to strike deep into enemy rear, without relying on
[00:42:55] American missiles. Great Britain will lead the development
[00:42:58] of a missile that should fly at low altitude and remain undetectable
[00:43:02] to enemy radars. It was named High-end Cruise
[00:43:06] Missile. The first version of the missile is expected to be ready for use.
[00:43:10] armed forces by 2032.
[00:43:12] Germany will deal with another type of weapon. This missile should
[00:43:16] develop speed several times faster than the speed of sound.
[00:43:19] The launch vehicle will lift the so-called hypersonic glide vehicle to a
[00:43:22] great height, after which it will separate and head to
[00:43:26] the target. Berlin expects this weapon to be ready for military
[00:43:29] use by 2035. This is the answer to the question: they don't
[00:43:33] need Patriots, they don't need defensive missiles, they need
[00:43:36] offensive missiles. What kind of weapon is this and is it true? Can it
[00:43:40] be ready in a few years for strikes on Russia? Let's find out from
[00:43:43] the head of the Rybar analytical center, Mikhail Zvinchuk, who is with us live.
[00:43:47] Mikhail, is it possible
[00:43:50] for European armies to create these missiles that will fly from
[00:43:54] European countries to the territory of Russia?
[00:43:57] Hello Ruslan, hello Olesya, they haven't agreed yet on who will
[00:44:01] supply the technologies.
[00:44:03] A good start, I suggest discussing it right after a short
[00:44:07] commercial.
[00:47:51] weapons for deep strikes into... territory, they are starting to jointly
[00:47:54] develop new types of long-range missiles capable of hitting
[00:47:58] targets at a distance of more than 2,000 km. Mikhail
[00:48:01] Zvinchuk promised to tell us what kind of weapon this is, what kind of technologies they can't agree on yet. Mikhail, hello again,
[00:48:05] so, what are these belligerent intentions of the British
[00:48:09] and Germans, what kind of new missile types are they
[00:48:12] capable of producing them now?
[00:48:15] The thing is, the German
[00:48:18] side declares 2035 for combat
[00:48:21] operation, and the British for 2032
[00:48:25] as the first combat
[00:48:28] approbation, but let's put it this way, it's appropriate to mention
[00:48:32] another project here, the pan-European
[00:48:34] fighter, I think it was called, where Dassault and other
[00:48:38] concerns faced exactly the same problem that the British and
[00:48:41] Germans are already starting to face, which is the
[00:48:44] distribution, who will be the chief engineer-designer, where will
[00:48:47] the main production facilities be located, whose...
[00:48:51] мощности, чьи...
[00:49:22] The dispute began over what technologies could be transferred, whether there would
[00:49:26] be licensing, how comprehensive this licensing
[00:49:29] would be, and so on. That is, it's about
[00:49:33] their own internal squabble about a
[00:49:36] loud political decision that doesn't correspond
[00:49:39] to business interests and the distribution of roles and
[00:49:42] probable profits. That is, they declared, they said
[00:49:46] that they would have a hypersonic weapon that flies for 2,000 km,
[00:49:49] they said that this would happen in an estimated... 9
[00:49:53] years, but for now it's at the discussion stage, disputes have already
[00:49:56] begun, and there is also another example of this
[00:49:59] ill-fated fighter that simply died as a project because
[00:50:02] they couldn't agree on anything, each country,
[00:50:05] each concern pulled everything to itself, and
[00:50:09] you know, Ruslan, to say that now a new
[00:50:12] super weapon will appear that will fly for 2,000 km, well, in
[00:50:16] conditions where drones already fly much further
[00:50:20] now and cost much less compared to a very expensive
[00:50:23] and of course important hypersonic weapon, well, I think it's
[00:50:27] incommensurate, but for some reason they are
[00:50:30] declaring this, and they are declaring it quite
[00:50:33] aggressively, well, accordingly, they have no plans for a peaceful
[00:50:36] settlement of the conflict at the moment, and yes, they are shifting the dates to the right,
[00:50:40] it was 2025, then 2027, 2030,
[00:50:44] 2032, 2035, but the intentions remain, and the fact that they
[00:50:47] quarrel among themselves, they always quarreled among themselves, but this didn't
[00:50:51] prevent them from... hating,
[00:50:54] yes, no one, no one argues that Russophobia here
[00:50:58] is used as a
[00:51:01] pretext to, first of all, scare and stress their own
[00:51:05] population, so that they forget about migration, about the fact that
[00:51:08] they need to tighten their belts, terrible Russia is
[00:51:11] about to, either with nuclear weapons, or something else, so we need to
[00:51:15] shell out and tighten those same belts even more
[00:51:19] and invest in a new promising wow weapon.
[00:51:22] Another Wunderwaffe, and as we know, Wunderwaffes don't really
[00:51:26] exist now. Moreover, let's imagine that this missile appeared,
[00:51:29] yes, this hypersonic weapon appeared, we, unlike them, already have
[00:51:33] S-500s that work against
[00:51:37] hypersonic weapons,
[00:51:39] but it turns out, we can summarize, Mikhail, that for now these are more
[00:51:43] political statements, statements of intent, rather than a real
[00:51:47] threat to us. Yes, at this stage, absolutely
[00:51:50] so, it's more...
[00:52:05] Well, while Europe, you see, is not capable
[00:52:08] of what it loudly declares to the whole world, it
[00:52:11] continues to fight us, yes, with the hands of Ukrainians,
[00:52:15] the Ukrainian Armed Forces again for 3 days in a row deliberately shelled civilian
[00:52:18] infrastructure, in the Samara region there was a record drone attack,
[00:52:21] Kyiv sent dozens of drones to the region, the
[00:52:25] Nizhny Novgorod region came under enemy attack, the regional governor
[00:52:28] reported a hit on a industrial enterprise, in total
[00:52:31] air defense forces destroyed more than a hundred drones. Among
[00:52:35] them were attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to strike our
[00:52:38] oil refineries, we remind you that Trump demanded that Zelensky
[00:52:42] stop such strikes, but
[00:52:44] Zelensky now adheres to the principle, money in the morning,
[00:52:48] chairs in the evening, and sends Trump these rude
[00:52:51] messages.
[00:52:54] Didn't President Trump ask you not to strike Russian
[00:52:58] oil refineries?
[00:53:02] Yes, we had several conversations with President Trump and his team
[00:53:05] about strikes on oil refineries. We said, if you need us not to strike
[00:53:09] Russian oil refineries for a month, give me a Patriot for one month. Aren't you
[00:53:12] concerned that President Trump might perceive this as an attempt
[00:53:16] to put pressure on him or on Americans?
[00:53:19] I am not concerned when I tell the truth to our
[00:53:23] partners. America cannot
[00:53:26] help Russia, the president cannot help
[00:53:29] Putin. Give me for one month, and then what, I'll send them
[00:53:33] back or what? What's the point of this? Give me for one month, and
[00:53:36] what? The Kyivnet publication even
[00:53:39] went further and reported that Zelensky promised Trump
[00:53:43] nothing.
[00:53:46] Ukrainian officials stated that Kyiv never
[00:53:49] agreed to stop striking Russian oil refineries. According to
[00:53:53] officials, American envoy Jared Kushner did
[00:53:56] offer to suspend the strikes, but Ukraine never agreed to
[00:54:00] this. Another high-ranking Ukrainian official said that
[00:54:03] Ukraine would strike Russian oil infrastructure, but
[00:54:07] would not publicly take responsibility for such strikes so as not
[00:54:11] to create the impression that it deliberately seeks conflict with
[00:54:14] the Trump administration. Despite the silence of the Ukrainian
[00:54:17] government, the well-known Ukrainian defense company
[00:54:20] FirePoint, which produces most of the long-range
[00:54:24] radio reconnaissance drones, openly acknowledged the fact of the strike and
[00:54:27] welcomed it. And the Finns are adding fuel to the fire of the relationship between Zelensky and Trump,
[00:54:31] a member of the Freedom Alliance party, Armando Memo. stated that
[00:54:35] with strikes on Russian oil refineries, Zelensky is deliberately
[00:54:39] openly defying Donald
[00:54:40] Trump.
[00:54:43] Ukraine attacked one of Russia's largest oil refineries,
[00:54:47] despite President Trump asking Zelensky not to do so. Zelensky
[00:54:51] openly defies the American president by refusing to follow
[00:54:54] his instructions. Ukraine is completely dependent on Western support
[00:54:58] and acting contrary to the instructions of the US administration could have
[00:55:02] terrible consequences for Zelensky. If the attacks.
[00:55:35] but Trump, as President of the United States,
[00:55:38] is forced to reckon with the problems that exist within
[00:55:41] the United States, in relations with
[00:55:44] allies, even, strangely enough, with the opinion of Zelensky.
[00:55:47] No, but Trump
[00:55:50] doesn't like, Zelensky has no opinion, Zelensky was told in
[00:55:54] London,
[00:55:56] in London they said, yes, don't worry, we'll
[00:56:00] cover you, and he hits everything, well, well, well, you
[00:56:04] like type.
[00:58:17] Zelensky spits in Trump's face, showing
[00:58:21] him that I
[00:58:23] completely ignore all your requests not to hit Russian
[00:58:27] oil refineries, took a short pause, and then hit
[00:58:30] three times, and
[00:58:33] that means it's a signal to whom? It's a signal to American
[00:58:37] voters that even the one who, it would seem, should pray to Trump, doesn't take him
[00:58:40] seriously, because he is still the main
[00:58:44] sponsor, the main supplier.
[00:59:08] that they are for the Democrats, it is clear that they hate Trump
[00:59:11] and want to help the Democrats in every way, thinking that the Democrats will not
[00:59:15] forget this favor, but on the other hand.
[01:00:47] why would they want our quick victory? It's not the same thesis,
[01:00:51] why? No one talks about our quick victory,
[01:00:54] we confuse some personal
[01:00:58] relationships between two people and state
[01:01:01] policy. Rubio clearly said, we are on the side of
[01:01:04] Ukraine. Nothing changes,
[01:01:08] Ukraine receives every day, right now, as we are broadcasting
[01:01:11] this, it receives intelligence data about our troops, we
[01:01:15] are losing our citizens, people.
[01:02:17] didn't share something with each other, that's all good, of course, but the fact that
[01:02:21] Washington supplied intelligence, and Trump admits it,
[01:02:25] and what's incorrect, what do you disagree with, because I think he laid
[01:02:28] everything out factually. First, I always
[01:02:31] start with mental settings, then I move to facts, it will be very quick,
[01:02:35] one single setting, in the overwhelming
[01:02:38] majority of cases, when claims are made against Trump, I am not Trump's lawyer,
[01:02:42] I am Putin's lawyer, but when claims are made against him,
[01:02:45] the claims can be reduced to one: Trump, why aren't you
[01:02:49] winning the war against Ukraine for us, why
[01:02:52] does no one ask that question? Why aren't you
[01:02:55] launching missile strikes on Bankova, since there isn't one?
[01:02:59] Betray. No, we don't ask such questions. Olesya,
[01:03:02] this is a framework, because we are making
[01:03:06] claims against Trump for the fact that he, an American president
[01:03:09] in American circumstances, supplies something to Ukraine,
[01:03:13] normally.
[01:03:15] We should win this war, not the United States
[01:03:19] of America. And now, about the facts, why is this incorrect, at
[01:03:23] least. Let's not count on
[01:03:26] one day and one week or one season.
[01:04:30] apply these theses to sports
[01:04:33] information, and it
[01:04:45] European Parliament sent an official letter to the
[01:04:48] European Commission with a demand to once again
[01:04:51] suspend the Russian national hockey team, the letter was signed by
[01:04:54] representatives of Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Slovakia, Finland and
[01:04:58] Sweden, this is what they announced at the end.
[01:05:02] The Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the decision to
[01:05:05] suspend Russian teams, citing insufficient
[01:05:08] evidence to assess safety by the federation. Moscow
[01:05:12] perfectly understands the political value of what it has achieved,
[01:05:16] Europe must demonstrate equally obvious clarity. We
[01:05:19] consider this outcome fundamentally wrong, it opens the way to
[01:05:22] international rehabilitation of the Russian state, while this
[01:05:26] state continues the war.
[01:05:30] You know, they allowed us, it's impossible to exclude us, but
[01:05:33] the Finnish Foreign Minister strongly disagrees with
[01:05:37] this, she stated her intention not to allow
[01:05:40] any Russian athletes to compete in 2027.
[01:05:44] году.
[01:05:46] If Russia continues its war, Russian athletes
[01:05:50] will not be welcome in Finland. At the October Council of Foreign
[01:05:53] Affairs, I will inform my EU colleagues that we
[01:05:57] will restrict the access of Russian athletes to the entire Schengen
[01:06:01] area. Most of all, of course, Ukrainians are worried. The thing is that during
[01:06:04] the years of suspension, our national hockey team never dropped out of
[01:06:08] the top division, which means it will have to be returned there.
[01:06:12] But the whole point is that the composition of participants for the upcoming 2027
[01:06:15] двадцать седьмого года, который будет в Германии, он уже
[01:06:18] укомплектован и придётся, чтобы сборной России включить в этот
[01:06:22] состав, кого-то оттуда убрать, и как вы думаете, кого тут
[01:06:26] оттуда могут убрать, вероятнее всего последнюю
[01:06:29] сборную... которая туда попала, и так уж
[01:06:32] оказалось, что этой последней сборной, которая попала в состав
[01:06:36] участников, оказалась сборной Украина, вот украинская сторона
[01:06:39] предсказуемо начала вокруг этого показательную пиар-акцию, вот что
[01:06:43] Sybiha said.
[01:06:46] By allowing the return of Russian hockey, the Sports
[01:06:50] Arbitration Court will stain
[01:06:53] shameful decision must be overturned. I also call on
[01:06:56] governments that have not lost their moral compass to refuse
[01:07:00] Russian players entry into their territory.
[01:07:03] Germany is most offended, along with Ukraine, where this World Ice Hockey Championship
[01:07:07] 2027. The chairman of
[01:07:10] the Ice Hockey Federation board, Frank Luck, said that they
[01:07:14] are even considering refusing to host the World Championship in
[01:07:18] Germany?
[01:07:21] I don't want to exaggerate, but of course, we have to
[01:07:24] consider the option where we refuse to host this
[01:07:28] чемпионата мира, ведь мы...
[01:09:13] a team, well, they can just
[01:09:17] guys in Germany. The other thing is that
[01:09:20] now, of course, international federations will be thinking about holding as few
[01:09:23] competitions as possible in EU countries, well, especially
[01:09:27] in Agaltela, I think in Spain, Italy, in normal countries
[01:09:31] they will hold them, because there won't be such a problem.
[01:09:34] So Poland, the Baltic countries, will get less,
[01:09:37] Germany, we'll see how it gets out of this situation,
[01:09:41] but it's quite possible.
[01:10:21] how far Europe has gone, that politicians are trying to
[01:10:24] cancel the decision of their
[01:10:28] own international court with pressure. We just talked about how the same thing is happening
[01:10:31] all over the map, the same thing is happening, but we need to record this
[01:10:35] fact. They are ready to discredit
[01:10:38] themselves in all parameters, just so Russia.
[01:10:42] Zimbabwe for the last place, and of course, having heroically
[01:10:45] defeated the Zimbabwe team, it probably turned out to be the
[01:10:48] last in this World Championship, of course, everyone will definitely be interested to watch
[01:10:52] this match, the main thing is that our hockey players
[01:10:56] play under our flag, that's personally for me this
[01:10:58] story is the most important and principled, because if it
[01:11:02] will again be unclear people, under unclear
[01:11:05] what they are singing during
[01:14:55] For the first time in the year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia, according to
[01:14:59] the presidential decree, an international
[01:15:02] week of the Peoples of Russia is being held, a key event for
[01:15:05] strengthening interethnic unity and international
[01:15:09] humanitarian cooperation. Participants of the week will enjoy
[01:15:13] a business program, film screenings, cultural and
[01:15:16] youth events. The coordinator of the events of the
[01:15:19] International Week is the Apparatus of the Security Council
[01:15:23] of the Russian Federation. Operator Roscongress
[01:16:58] Europe not for the first time, just look at the cover with which
[01:17:02] Krokodil magazine came out 95 years ago, in
[01:17:06] early November 1931,
[01:17:08] well, then it must be admitted, Europe was also drowning, this
[01:17:12] is a straw, I first thought it was the Nord Stream oil pipeline, but
[01:17:16] explained to me that it was a cannon,
[01:17:19] whether this cannon pulled Europe out - that's a big, big question, but now it seems
[01:17:23] history is repeating itself.