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[00:00:00] In the Irkutsk region, a in general, you can learn this art, a waiting drone is flying, this is what it's necessary, it's simply necessary in order heavy truck turned over, blocking almost in general. Actually, here, well, in the rear, our fate is decided at the front, the fate of the country, the fate of each person, what happens next? will depend on us, so we need to lives and not just make decisions, but also act. This is what they tried to do to you, right? work, And what do you feel when the task is done? I feel satisfaction, that you have completed the task set by the command. This is the most important thing in our profession, to complete the tasks set by the command. Your best weapon is... the one you're riding in, what is it? The best weapon is eyes, and a cool head. Did we actually complete the task in general? Well, I think so, yes, that is, our task today was to rescue the pilot, and bring provisions to our guys at the point, so accordingly we managed today with adventures, but at least it was fun, we all woke up. Well, friends, we all collectively believe that the task has been completed more than successfully. Thank you very much for your attention, goodbye, Good afternoon, in a live broadcast "The Big Game," I am Vyacheslav Nikonov, today we have a packed information agenda, we will, of course, discuss the results of the elections in the United States of America, well, today's agenda for the President of the Russian Federation is packed, he will hold a meeting with members of the Cabinet of Ministers, meet with the head of Rosneft. then most likely the President of the United States of America may also join this meeting on the Russian side, these are Kirill Dmitriev and Yana Lantratova, from the Ukrainian side, these are the Commissioner for Human Rights, Lubinets, and Arakhamia, the head of the Servant of the People faction in the Verkhovna Rada, against whom, by the way, yesterday for some reason a criminal case was opened, probably in connection with this, well, this is to the question of their morals. Yesterday was... National Unity Day, so congratulations to everyone on the past holiday. Vladimir "Christian further, that is,
[00:00:04] the entire road. A blizzard struck the Khabarovsk region,
[00:00:07] a storm warning was announced, poor visibility due to
[00:00:10] ice. A yellow level of weather danger is in effect in the capital
[00:00:14] region, with frosts expected
[00:00:30] The news channel on the first continues, this is the program "Time will show," we are working live.
[00:00:34] Ruslan Nastashka, Alesya Losyeva, let's move on
[00:00:38] to the United States. There were midterm elections,
[00:00:41] well, because someone there is sad
[00:00:45] right now. According to the results of the midterm elections in the United States, Democrats
[00:00:49] won, Republicans even lost three traditional
[00:00:53] states: South Carolina, Texas, and Kansas. It was in
[00:00:56] Kansas that Democrats for the first time won the Senate seat.
[00:01:30] In general, we are fighting in Iran. Trump never explained this. He changes
[00:01:33] his mind every minute. This war must end. Every
[00:01:37] time Trump ignores the will of the American people or the law, we will
[00:01:40] conduct investigations, sue him, and use all available
[00:01:44] legislative tools to make it difficult for him. Well,
[00:01:48] although Schumer did not say a word about Ukraine yet,
[00:01:52] journalists did it all for him, they immediately
[00:01:54] started writing that after the victory, Democrats would definitely
[00:01:58] increase support for Kyiv.
[00:02:01] Having gained control of both chambers of Congress since January, Democrats
[00:02:05] will be able to decide for themselves which issues will be put to a vote and
[00:02:09] when. This could allow them to approve new aid to Ukraine,
[00:02:13] which will likely get the necessary two-thirds of votes to
[00:02:16] overcome Trump's veto. According to Democratic aides,
[00:02:19] support for Kyiv is a priority
[00:02:22] for them. Well, Zelensky immediately decided to comment on all this,
[00:02:26] although no one asked for his opinion, yes, but
[00:02:29] he... said that he already feels some
[00:02:32] signals from the Democrats.
[00:02:35] After the elections in the US, we are catching certain signals. The signals from
[00:02:38] the Democratic Party were: if they win, then, of course, domestic
[00:02:42] policy will be in the first place, this is the number one priority for Americans,
[00:02:46] this is understandable and completely natural, but we have the impression that it is important
[00:02:50] for them to keep the war in Europe, the war of Russia against
[00:02:53] Ukraine, in focus. They advocate supporting Ukraine. Alexey
[00:02:57] Alekseevich, will Ukraine become a priority
[00:03:01] topic for the Democrats who won? No,
[00:03:03] of course, Zelensky is right here, domestic policy will be
[00:03:07] much more of a priority, the fight against Trump will be a priority, Ukraine to
[00:03:11] some extent, to some extent it will be the third, fourth, or possibly even
[00:03:14] fifth position. Why did the US get out
[00:03:17] of this situation? They are only getting preferences now. To return to
[00:03:21] a state where the US pays means working against themselves.
[00:03:24] Democrats, I think, learned a lesson why they lost
[00:03:27] to Trump. That's why now, if they return... back to this situation,
[00:03:31] they will again lose to Trump. Trump was actually very lucky that the elections were held
[00:03:35] right now, and not two weeks later, because he would have lost
[00:03:38] much more. Trump should say thank you that the elections were earlier,
[00:03:42] he is, shall we say, not in a very bad position
[00:03:45] now. It must be admitted that Trump
[00:03:48] must admit, Trump must admit that he should not have
[00:03:52] interfered in this election campaign. Perhaps the Republicans would have pulled
[00:03:55] it off in a few weeks before the end of
[00:03:59] the voting. Republican headquarters appealed to the administration, Trump
[00:04:02] should not interfere, he only hinders, and here,
[00:04:05] of course, well, Trump played his part, this is Trump's
[00:04:09] defeat, but at the same time both Republicans and Democrats
[00:04:12] came to this victory of the Democrats, now there is such an euphoria among
[00:04:16] them, among the Democrats, but they came with a huge
[00:04:19] negative background. Why do both
[00:04:22] parties have big problems with presidential candidates? They are
[00:04:25] all bad, simply bad.
[00:05:00] Well, either the rain will be different, or the rain will be different. On Monday, New Jersey
[00:05:03] Governor Mick and Sherrill sent a letter to port and
[00:05:07] terminal operators, warning them of the need to refuse
[00:05:11] any tanker carrying Russian diesel
[00:05:14] fuel. That is, in essence, the question of disrupting the diesel deal is underway. Otherwise,
[00:05:17] according to her, severe sanctions threaten them. It should be clarified that
[00:05:21] Ms. Sherrill is, of course,
[00:05:23] a Democrat. What will happen, Sergeevich, with the diesel
[00:05:27] deal now? Well, Sherrill's attempt as
[00:05:31] governor to derail this deal is not without foundation.
[00:05:34] First, let's start with the fact that the 2022 federal law of the United States
[00:05:38] prohibits the supply of oil from Russia to the United States
[00:05:41] without...
[00:06:00] But the Trump administration's position is completely different. They say that in fact
[00:06:04] the federal government has the right to make decisions regarding what
[00:06:08] issues to resolve in the foreign arena. Foreign policy is within the scope of the
[00:06:11] executive branch, the federal executive branch, and accordingly Trump says
[00:06:15] that the license we issued is very good, everyone should comply. It must be said
[00:06:19] that private operators were subjected to
[00:06:22] this pressure from Sherrill. Now there is a small lull, that is, they are thinking,
[00:06:26] what to do in this situation? Most likely, the US Department of Justice will file a lawsuit against
[00:06:30] Governor Sherrill's decision, and accordingly, the court will make
[00:06:33] a decision. In fact, there are two options: first, they will support
[00:06:37] Sherrill and the federal law
[00:06:40] of 2022, on the other hand they can.
[00:07:42] where the Democratic Party
[00:07:45] prevails, will restore direct
[00:07:48] arms supplies through the US, not only through
[00:07:52] the existing mechanism of Pel, as we know, when it is sold
[00:07:55] first to Europeans, and then these weapons are supplied,
[00:07:59] and of course, this will reduce humanitarian aspects.
[00:08:02] The initiative from Melania Trump was
[00:08:06] significant in terms of truly massive
[00:08:09] media coverage in the Western...
[00:08:12] mainstream media segment, and this indicates
[00:08:16] that it was a good example, a good
[00:08:20] example for Europeans that such humanitarian initiatives, well,
[00:08:23] it would seem, if you are talking about reconciliation, about stabilizing the situation, and
[00:08:27] building some kind of consensus, they should
[00:08:31] be supported and scaled up. Will the elections affect this particular meeting
[00:08:34] that is supposed to happen today, or not? That is, will they affect the
[00:08:37] agenda, the possibility of its postponement, the possibility
[00:08:40] of lowering its status? In fact,
[00:09:42] Democrats will mostly affect foreign
[00:09:55] policy in the issue of the war with Iran. They have repeatedly
[00:09:58] spoken about this, and they have the leverage for it, because Congress has the power
[00:10:02] to manage money. Americans spend money on the war with Iran,
[00:10:06] not on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. They actually
[00:10:09] do not spend money, they profit from this conflict. Therefore... there
[00:10:12] will be no changes on the Ukrainian agenda. But here
[00:10:16] it is important to understand that no one will give us salvation, neither God, nor Trump, nor
[00:10:19] a hero. It is obvious here that the outcome of this conflict will be decided
[00:10:23] by the balance of power and deeds on the front, and not by some
[00:10:27] American pressure. Trump will continue his pushing, but Trump's
[00:10:31] pushing is sporadic: stopped
[00:10:34] staring, brought back staring, stopped aid, brought back aid.
[00:10:37] Trump will try, on the contrary, I believe, to be more active in foreign
[00:10:41] policy. Domestically, they have a situation called in American
[00:10:45] political slang "gridlock", that is, stalling. The gears
[00:10:48] of this American mechanism, you know, have gotten stuck and are not moving
[00:10:52] anywhere. Externally, in foreign
[00:10:55] policy, Trump has the opportunity to achieve victories. Inside, it's not interesting,
[00:10:59] inside, it's boring, inside, investigations, and those annoying Democrats are doing
[00:11:02] something. Outside, a lot can be done, so
[00:11:06] no, money, in general, money is earned on
[00:11:10] the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and he doesn't need it. The president's will
[00:11:13] literally solves a lot, so I think that he
[00:11:16] will be more active in foreign policy, and pressure,
[00:11:20] including on Ukraine, may increase. Well, look, probably
[00:11:23] in confirmation of these words, many... Hawks in the West
[00:11:27] are waiting to see how the US elections will affect Americans' attitude
[00:11:30] towards Ukraine. The loss of Trump does not inspire
[00:11:34] optimism in them. According to foreign journalists, the fate of Ukraine will become
[00:11:38] even more unclear.
[00:11:42] They could not immediately agree on how the election results could
[00:11:45] affect Trump's behavior towards Ukraine. Some analysts
[00:11:49] suggested that European leaders should actually ignore
[00:11:52] the midterm elections and continue their efforts to support Ukraine.
[00:11:56] Washington, they said, will continue to reduce its support regardless of who
[00:12:00] is in power. It would be a mistake to believe that the Democrats' victory
[00:12:03] means that we do not need to solve our problems ourselves, and the older brother
[00:12:07] the US will do everything for us, says Nikola Lange, director of the Institute
[00:12:11] for Risk Analysis and International Security in
[00:12:13] Berlin. The defeat of the Republicans in the midterm
[00:12:17] elections will not necessarily lead to a change in Washington's course on
[00:12:20] Ukraine. According to political scientist Karl Mosala, Trump has not become weaker in
[00:12:24] foreign policy, so there is no point in counting on his greater willingness to compromise.
[00:12:28] US expert Thomas Jäger believes that Trump,
[00:12:31] on the contrary, can now promote his interests even more aggressively. And
[00:12:35] what do you think, Vladimir Sergeevich, how will Trump promote his
[00:12:38] interests? Indeed, will he be more aggressive towards Ukraine? I
[00:12:42] believe that even so, he perfectly understands that
[00:12:45] Ukraine, in fact, in the person of Zelensky first of all, of course, interfered
[00:12:49] in the US elections, I am almost certain of this, why? Because
[00:12:52] Zelensky hinted that he actually ...
[00:19:36] We continue. In the United States, the elections were not
[00:19:40] without scandals in the electoral system itself. Well, let's take New York State, where
[00:19:43] the Republican candidate lost by a small
[00:19:47] margin. There, scanners that processed ballots strangely broke
[00:19:50] down. Well, as a result, 250,000
[00:19:54] ballots began to be counted manually. In
[00:19:57] Kansas, which is one of the most important states, where Democrats
[00:20:00] managed to achieve a minimal advantage in one
[00:20:04] of the precincts, as it says...
[00:20:38] In Michigan, for the first time in history, a Muslim was elected senator,
[00:20:41] former healthcare official Abdul
[00:20:44] El-Sayed.
[00:20:47] This is the worst possible outcome for President Trump, who... promises
[00:20:50] to veto all bills. Both chambers are now controlled
[00:20:54] by Democrats. If we talk about scale, then according to some
[00:20:57] estimates, Elon Musk, a trillionaire, the richest man
[00:21:00] in the world, invested almost half a billion dollars in these midterm
[00:21:04] elections.
[00:21:08] On the day of the midterm elections in the US, a number of unexpected
[00:21:11] failures occurred. What's happening? What's wrong with
[00:21:14] the machine? There were problems with the ballot counting
[00:21:18] machines. This is due to the thickness of the paper, but rest assured, all votes will be
[00:21:22] counted.
[00:21:25] They are going to count the votes
[00:21:27] manually. The Westchester
[00:21:30] Election District has been informed of a problem with paper ballots, due
[00:21:34] to which voting machines could not accept ballots at polling
[00:21:38] stations throughout the district. This is the first problem. Second, how could
[00:21:41] this even happen? This is unacceptable.
[00:21:44] The ballots used on election day were printed
[00:21:48] in advance.
[00:22:25] I believe that an internecine struggle will unfold within the Democratic
[00:22:28] Party over what can be called the soul of the Democratic Party. All of this
[00:22:32] will happen in real time. These are radical candidates with
[00:22:35] a radical agenda, they will not back down from it. In the Red States,
[00:22:39] they will act even more decisively. Thus, this
[00:22:42] will definitely lead to conflict within the Democratic Party and
[00:22:45] may create problems for it in 2028.
[00:22:48] It will be interesting to see what they do with the power
[00:22:51] they
[00:22:52] received.
[00:22:56] Ukrainians are absolutely realistic and perfectly understand
[00:22:59] that the change in the balance of power in Congress and the coming of Democrats to power do
[00:23:03] not mean radical changes in US foreign policy, since it
[00:23:06] is still dominated by Donald Trump. And if we assume that Congress decides
[00:23:10] to increase aid to Ukraine, Trump can veto it at any moment if he
[00:23:14] does not want it to increase. I heard that Donald Trump, out of pure
[00:23:18] stubbornness, will act bypassing
[00:23:31] the Republicans. But, of course, you have to be able to do that. You have to take an example from Donald Trump, he
[00:23:35] stated that the main problem, in general, why
[00:23:37] Republicans lost, was the absence of his name
[00:23:41] on the ballot. Well, and he has already called the Democratic
[00:23:44] leaders and stated that he is ready to cooperate. Now, with us
[00:23:48] live from New York, political scientist Kirill Zadov. Kirill,
[00:23:52] hello. Well, we just showed you a selection of American
[00:23:55] stories, but there are many questions about election
[00:23:58] day, but I understand that these are traditional
[00:24:01] questions, or was there something unusual this time?
[00:24:05] Traditional, there are periodically failures, especially with the electronic system,
[00:24:09] the ballot reading system. These machines, I also used them yesterday, used them the day before yesterday, they
[00:24:13] work normally, if they don't work, they count manually, Republicans and Democrats
[00:24:16] count simultaneously, who are proportionally represented in this committee
[00:24:20] in equal shares, so there is no special
[00:24:23] tension because of this. And if it arises, then the courts, it should be
[00:24:26] remembered that in his first term as president, in his first term
[00:24:29] as president, Trump, which was from 2017 to 2020, he filled
[00:24:33] many vacancies
[00:24:36] in various courts with
[00:24:39] conservative judges. Therefore, in case of anything, if a
[00:24:42] problem arises, the system is worked out how to solve such
[00:24:46] issues through the courts. If you remember, in 2000 there was a problem, the courts also solved it. No, well,
[00:24:50] in any case, Trump conceded defeat, here, as it were, yes, here we only technically
[00:24:54] point out moments. And also the Western American press says
[00:24:58] that a certain split is possible in the ranks of the Democrats, because they received
[00:25:02] too much power and can aim
[00:25:04] for a lot.
[00:25:07] The main thing for them today is so, but this split has existed for a long time
[00:25:11] between the Democratic Socialists of America, a Marxist group that
[00:25:14] is quite large and weighty today, but this is
[00:25:17] probably about 25-30% of those
[00:25:20] who broke through today in my estimates of those who got into Congress in this
[00:25:24] convocation. The split has existed for quite a long time, but
[00:25:28] they all unite now under the idea, not
[00:25:31] so much of putting spokes in President Trump's wheels,
[00:25:35] but of concentrating on reducing the cost
[00:25:38] of living. This is the most important issue today, Schumer says about it, he is still
[00:25:41] the minority leader, who can theoretically become
[00:25:45] the head of the Senate, not the head of the Senate, the head of the majority in the Senate, the head of the Senate
[00:25:49] is the vice president. And then we will see if they can unite
[00:25:52] around this idea, at least at the initial stage. All other
[00:25:56] anti-corruption things, impeachment attempts, if they
[00:25:59] still want to undertake them, there is very little
[00:26:02] probability, in my opinion, because they understand that they still do not have
[00:26:06] enough votes in the Senate for impeachment, and to go through Congress again
[00:26:09] for a third impeachment was through the House of Representatives, it's meaningless
[00:26:13] and distracting and can anger the voter, because this
[00:26:16] victory they received, this blue tsunami that came and swept us
[00:26:20] away here, will actually probably maintain a Democratic
[00:26:23] majority in the Senate until 2032. In the House of
[00:26:26] Representatives, the 2028 elections will not allow them
[00:26:29] to relax, they will periodically need to...
[00:27:02] progressives understand some limitations, progressives, in the sense of
[00:27:05] these Democratic socialists, they understand some limitations of the possibilities they
[00:27:09] have, mm-hm. They were elected on a message that wasn't
[00:27:12] entirely anti-Trump, but on the fact that the economic situation has worsened,
[00:27:16] everyone should now rally around this idea,
[00:27:19] if they can do this, consolidate, then their chances of retaining this majority,
[00:27:23] especially in the House of Representatives, remain very high, and most importantly, to elect
[00:27:26] their own presidential candidate in 2028, which is also a very important story for them.
[00:27:30] Well, in principle, it's unlikely to be a direct
[00:27:34] war, and Hakeem Jeffries has already long ago, now he is still
[00:27:38] the minority leader in the House of Representatives, but he will become the leader,
[00:27:41] the Speaker of the House of Representatives, most likely, although he will have to solve a very
[00:27:45] difficult issue of confrontation with this Marxist group, because they have
[00:27:49] disagreements, especially concerning some foreign policy
[00:27:52] issues. If they agree, he will become the leader, and
[00:27:56] his idea, in principle, is to cooperate where possible,
[00:27:59] because the president has a lot of
[00:28:03] powers, and it will be very difficult for them to
[00:28:06] override his veto, and they need to move forward. That is, in principle,
[00:28:10] they can tango, that's what I'm trying to say, mm-hm, these two
[00:28:13] years, thank you, thank you
[00:28:16] very much. The question here is, I want to understand about
[00:28:19] the Ukraine factor, how the Ukraine factor affected
[00:28:22] the elections. It itself did not affect
[00:28:26] the elections, but subsequently,
[00:28:29] again, I am stating my point of view here, subsequently, since
[00:28:32] we understand that Congress has the money, as some of your speakers just said recently,
[00:28:36] since Congress has the money and since the Iranian campaign is not over yet and
[00:28:40] various things are possible that Trump will not finish within 2 months,
[00:28:43] and money may still be needed, although I understand
[00:28:46] that, in my estimation, Trump will become more active in the
[00:28:49] Iranian direction, either one way or the other, in order
[00:28:53] to receive this money, he will need
[00:28:55] the approval of those Democrats who are in the majority today. Here, various
[00:28:59] compromises are possible, including on some Ukrainian
[00:29:03] issues, on the Ukrainian direction from Trump, because now the
[00:29:07] Democrats, who support the Ukrainian agenda
[00:29:10] more, have a tool
[00:29:13] of pressure, because they have money, they control various committees,
[00:29:17] this can concern various things, including some anti-corruption investigations
[00:29:21] that may begin, some slowdown of these investigations
[00:29:24] and subpoenas to Congress hearings. Congressional hearings are
[00:29:28] a very unpleasant story, they do not obey judicial logic, and there
[00:29:31] you can say anything,
[00:29:33] so any officials prefer not to participate in such hearings,
[00:29:37] naturally. Therefore, these kinds of things, pressure
[00:29:41] from the Democrats, can force Trump to make some compromises on the Ukrainian agenda
[00:29:45] too, in their favor, that's what I'm trying to say. Thank you very much,
[00:29:48] Kirill Zadov was with us live, about the reasons
[00:29:52] for the Republicans' defeat in the elections there will be a lot of talk,
[00:29:56] various versions are emerging, well,
[00:29:59] the Vice President of the United States, JD Vance, believes
[00:30:03] that the main problem is the war in
[00:30:05] Iran. The reason for our defeat is
[00:30:08] the war, the president himself announced this yesterday. If you want to argue that this
[00:30:12] war was worth it and that losing the Senate majority for the next 6 years
[00:30:16] was a price worth paying, please argue that this
[00:30:19] price was acceptable. Whether you agree or not, at least this position
[00:30:23] is honest, but everyone knows why we lost, and any honest
[00:30:27] conversation about which path we should choose from here must begin
[00:30:30] from this point.
[00:31:15] that he started this campaign, then he must admit his
[00:31:18] mistakes. Who is Trump? He never admits his mistakes, even
[00:31:22] because he doesn't make mistakes. Alexey Alekseevich, absolutely
[00:31:25] correct. Here there is a very interesting nuance that is worth
[00:31:29] paying attention to. Look, if the Democrats push Trump on
[00:31:32] Ukraine, and he will exchange this for Iran, then
[00:31:36] you get communicating financial vessels. Democrats
[00:31:40] increase aid to Ukraine, Ukraine begins
[00:31:43] to become more active. Accordingly, Trump receives
[00:31:46] aid against Iran, Iran begins
[00:31:49] to become more active, and here the probability arises,
[00:31:52] or rather, the already stated probability that Iran may
[00:31:56] attack. Ukrainian, Ukrainian military
[00:31:59] infrastructure as a participant in the conflict, absolutely right,
[00:32:02] and it seems to me that here, here yes,
[00:32:06] here everything will be, whatever the United States does, however
[00:32:09] the Democrats and Republicans acted in the person of Trump and so on, everything will be
[00:32:13] worse for Ukraine. Why? Because
[00:32:16] the combination of Iranian, Iranian military potential, Russian military
[00:32:20] potential - this is already an accomplished fact, and here other countries
[00:32:23] can also join, I will not name which ones, as a
[00:32:26] result, I said that everything will be simpler, everything will be much
[00:32:30] simpler, we have already seen many times when
[00:32:32] the democratic congress or senate and accordingly
[00:32:36] the republican president or vice versa, in fact, how they agree among themselves
[00:32:40] regarding any actual questions, you need to
[00:32:43] finance, for example, a war in Iran, okay, fine, we agree to finance the war
[00:32:47] in Iran, but in the same bill funding for Ukraine, if you
[00:32:51] sign, well, of course, in one bill
[00:32:54] appropriations are allocated to both, if you want Iran, please sign
[00:32:58] it in full, if not, veto it, all this will be done in one document, Trump cannot
[00:33:02] veto only part of the document, well, that's it, they acted
[00:33:05] like that many times already and it will be the same, in fact
[00:33:09] Trump manipulates, of course, if we look at the decrease in his rating, he got
[00:33:12] 47% approval when he won the forty-seventh president
[00:33:15] 47%. The decline in ratings began in the very first month,
[00:33:18] because instead of helping Americans fight the high cost
[00:33:22] of living, he started imposing customs duties against everyone,
[00:33:25] he organized his day of liberation, started these raids against illegals,
[00:33:29] when people in military uniform with automatic weapons invaded some, I don't know,
[00:33:33] burger joints and escorted workers at gunpoint, well, what is
[00:33:36] that? Americans, of course, to put it scientifically,
[00:33:39] were shocked, and naturally they became
[00:33:43] distrustful of him. It is very important to understand now that
[00:33:46] Americans did not vote for Democrats, they did not vote for supporting
[00:33:50] Ukraine, they voted against this, they voted against
[00:33:53] Biden like that, he was annoying, he failed, he was annoying, he failed, he was annoying, he
[00:33:57] failed, this cycle will continue, very sincerely
[00:34:01] voted against Republicans, who
[00:34:04] Vladimir Zelensky, himself, of course, well, sincerely wished, you know, well,
[00:34:08] he voted, perceiving this as so conditionally
[00:34:11] figuratively, he is now happy,
[00:34:19] United States, he continues his attacks on Donald Trump
[00:34:23] Chomsky. While in Berlin, he stated that the role of the United
[00:34:27] States in the world
[00:34:28] is declining.
[00:34:31] There are countries without which global problems simply cannot be properly
[00:34:35] solved. Germany is one of them, too much depends on what
[00:34:38] Germany believes in, whom it believes in. The role of the United States in the world
[00:34:42] may become even smaller, so the role of Europe in... the world should become even
[00:34:46] greater, without Germany this is impossible, it is worth
[00:34:49] noting here how Zelensky ended up in Berlin so quickly, in principle he generally
[00:34:53] does not leave there, yes, he has Berlin, London, yes, such
[00:34:56] standard traditional routes in Kyiv at most a couple of times a year
[00:35:00] perhaps he was present, so Zelensky
[00:35:03] ended up in Berlin not just like that, he ran away there,
[00:35:07] while in the city of Kyiv, near Kyiv, rather, a riot was brewing because of
[00:35:11] the story with the prison, this prison is a torture chamber, the Ukrainian
[00:35:14] warlord spoke. on the railway border of Poland and
[00:35:17] Ukraine at this time, nothing was known about his visit,
[00:35:21] such a secret visit, they say, for alleged
[00:35:24] security reasons, but miraculously, as soon as some
[00:35:28] riot or scandal is brewing in the capital of Ukraine, Zelensky is not
[00:35:32] there, and he immediately goes somewhere, but he still
[00:35:35] found a reason, a security conference was held in Germany,
[00:35:38] where, of course, countering
[00:35:42] threats from Russia was discussed, and this is what... very
[00:36:15] strong, thanks to this unity, Europe is several times stronger than
[00:36:18] modern Russia, you are stronger, don't forget about
[00:36:21] this, now Vladimir Zelensky, a frequent
[00:36:25] guest at the office of the federal chancellor. Access to the rooftop
[00:36:28] terrace is a moment of respite in such difficult times. Zelensky
[00:36:32] intends to discuss with Chancellor Merz the shortage of air defense
[00:36:35] equipment and threats to his country's
[00:36:38] energy supply. Within NATO, we agreed on
[00:36:42] allocating 70 billion for military support to Ukraine in
[00:36:45] 2026. Our task is to ensure that
[00:36:49] this obligation is fulfilled by all
[00:36:50] partners.
[00:36:59] Europe and Germany in particular must be ready to take on
[00:37:03] a more significant role in protecting freedom and security, this was
[00:37:07] a direct call to the continent's largest
[00:37:09] economy.
[00:37:12] Look at the military infrastructure that Russia has built in recent years.
[00:37:15] Is all this intended only for Ukraine? This is too large an
[00:37:19] infrastructure to be intended only for one country -
[00:37:22] Ukraine. The path to peace will be long and Merz and
[00:37:26] Zelensky. understand perfectly, but both assure that they are ready
[00:37:30] to work towards its achievement.
[00:37:33] It is obvious that major European states are now going through a difficult
[00:37:37] political period. And Zelensky very clearly, in no uncertain terms,
[00:37:40] indicated in Berlin how important Germany's leadership and stabilizing role
[00:37:44] are for maintaining the European security
[00:37:46] system. And do they hear this message in
[00:37:49] Paris? The question is whether it reaches society itself,
[00:37:53] whether it reaches those who believe that the war that Russia is waging should not
[00:37:57] be taken too seriously, as if it is somewhere far away, and that if we are kind
[00:38:01] to Russia, it will respond in kind, first
[00:38:05] of all, this is a very good sign that Zelensky is here, that the process
[00:38:08] of coordinating positions is underway, including in preparation for the talks in Abu
[00:38:12] Dhabi. It is important to closely coordinate actions, first of all with European
[00:38:16] partners, because it is about a common European issue, about
[00:38:20] the world order in Europe and about how exactly this peace can be
[00:38:23] established on our continent.
[00:38:29] In Germany, the number one goal is considered to be victory over Russia, the head
[00:38:32] of their un-German Foreign Minister Vedefult stated that
[00:38:36] Berlin is currently on the right side of
[00:38:39] history.
[00:38:41] If we in Germany allowed Russia to win such an
[00:38:44] aggressive war contrary to all norms of law, this would set a precedent,
[00:38:48] then it is unknown where it will all end. Therefore, once
[00:38:52] again, we are on the right side, we are on the side of those who were
[00:38:55] attacked, we are on the side of law.
[00:39:35] And if Ukraine is at the table, it means that Europe is also present.
[00:39:38] And why is this Merz suddenly so
[00:39:41] arrogant, rude, before that no, but
[00:39:45] he was, yes, but after, I believe,
[00:39:48] the Republicans' loss, he's making such statements,
[00:39:51] well, this entire establishment, it was originally
[00:39:55] sharpened. for certain goals and objectives, and of course,
[00:39:58] the victory of the Democrats, who sponsored
[00:40:02] Euro-Atlantic solidarity, who strengthened
[00:40:05] military-technical cooperation and promoted the role
[00:40:08] of the USA in the issue of European security, of course,
[00:40:11] now Merz understands that potentially
[00:40:15] additional support is possible, plus Germany, making all these
[00:40:19] statements, by the way, it's interesting, right, when the head of the foreign policy
[00:40:22] department, who is supposed to build constructive...
[00:40:26] with the Netherlands, the command center in
[00:40:57] Estonia, Valga, and we see that de facto
[00:41:01] sovereignty in the field of security has already been transferred
[00:41:04] by these countries to the external contour, Berlin has taken
[00:41:08] de facto control of the ground
[00:41:11] contingent, has generally taken control of the Baltic states, it feels like,
[00:41:14] just from Merz's statement, why I paid attention to it, Merz
[00:41:18] emphasized that now we will decide for Ukraine, we
[00:41:22] will be present at the negotiating table, if we
[00:41:25] decide so. if we want so, I have
[00:41:28] a feeling that Merz is currently rushing forward, what do you
[00:41:32] think, Alexey, why are you surprised by this, all politicians act based on
[00:41:36] their capabilities, obviously the European Union now sees an opportunity for...
[00:41:40] strengthening its own influence, the Americans left, after the defeat of the Republicans, yes,
[00:41:43] yes, yes, in general, this whole situation led to the fact that the European Union
[00:41:47] - this strange association of
[00:41:50] states, it really has money, it really has
[00:41:53] competencies, it really has industry, but it has no
[00:41:56] strength, and this is a situation that cannot continue indefinitely,
[00:42:00] absolutely, no matter how the Russian-Ukrainian conflict ends, no matter how
[00:42:03] it ends, the European Union will be a much more
[00:42:07] influential military and political force, this is... what we
[00:42:10] will have to live with, and that is precisely why the Russian side repeatedly says: we
[00:42:14] will have to negotiate with the EU, because we live with them on the same continent
[00:42:18] and without this there will be no peace and stability, they will have
[00:42:21] to negotiate with us, who will negotiate there, you see, Merz does not
[00:42:25] want to negotiate, he sings a duet with Vedepol,
[00:42:28] someone from Europe shows initiative, and
[00:42:31] they say that we are generally always forced to deal with those with whom
[00:42:34] we don't really want to talk and it's not very pleasant, so with death?
[00:42:37] deficit of energy resources and so on, Alexey
[00:43:40] Alexeyevich, not overstraining yet, no, no, wait, wait, there are factors here,
[00:43:44] there are factors of France and Britain that have now formed
[00:43:47] an alliance against Germany, there is the factor of
[00:43:51] the United States, which also does not want
[00:43:54] Germany to be strengthened, Merz is playing dangerous games now, Vladimir
[00:43:57] Sergeevich, is there a fear that
[00:44:01] Germany in particular will become more aggressive after the Democrats win, well,
[00:44:04] of course, such probabilities exist for one simple reason, that Merz basically has no other
[00:44:08] strategies, because he lost the strategy of internal development, de facto, he lost it,
[00:44:12] and I agree with Alexey, but only in one part, indeed
[00:44:16] there is still money in the European Union, there is still industry
[00:44:19] in the European Union, but with the transition to military rails, we will see
[00:44:23] a sharp deterioration in the lives of ordinary Europeans, and what is the deterioration
[00:44:27] of life primarily in the situation of transferring civilian industries to military
[00:44:31] rails, it is inflation, that is, in other words, by the way, a
[00:44:34] sign of this is that Christine Lagarde, the president of the European Central Bank,
[00:44:38] resigned prematurely.
[00:45:40] You see, that's what Vedefult says, we won't talk, because we are on the right
[00:45:43] side, of course, you are on the right side of history, because you always lose, that's
[00:45:47] right, that's right, Keithalie, they want to replace
[00:45:50] Keithalie Stump, please, we are waiting for the act of surrender, no
[00:45:54] problem, it will be, today Zelensky has already moved to
[00:45:57] Spain, where he intends to again beg for air defense systems, more
[00:46:01] money, as usual, while he travels, Kyiv is left without
[00:46:05] electricity, up to 18 hours a day now
[00:46:08] the power outages reach, our military... continue to knock out another
[00:46:11] energy hubs of Ukraine, the night series of strikes by our drones
[00:46:15] again left entire Ukrainian cities without electricity, most
[00:46:18] of all this time it got Dnipropetrovsk, there more than two
[00:46:22] dozen Geraniums attacked energy facilities, as a result
[00:46:25] the Pridneprovskaya TPP caught fire, along with it a large substation at
[00:46:28] 330 kV, in Kharkiv region we attacked
[00:46:32] the Nova Poshta terminal, thereby destroying supply
[00:46:35] chains to the AFU, and near Kyiv, after the arrivals until
[00:46:39] morning, warehouses and shopping
[00:46:42] areas burned, and units of the Center group of forces
[00:46:45] continue to destroy manpower and equipment of the AFU in battles for
[00:46:48] Krasnoarmeysk in Dnipropetrovsk region,
[00:46:51] Russian troops are conducting... attacks on the Grishin area,
[00:46:54] Novoaleksandrovka, Rodenskoye and Dorozhnoye
[00:46:57] artillery crews of the 177th Marine Regiment of the Center group
[00:47:01] suppress any enemy resistance, how exactly
[00:47:04] they manage to hit targets deep in the AFU defenses and provide support
[00:47:08] to advancing assault groups, the fighters told correspondent
[00:47:41] Every day we go out and work, every morning we perform
[00:47:44] a combat mission, two minutes are enough for one to reach the point,
[00:47:48] carry out a volley based on the actions of the opposing side, in
[00:47:51] what state are they now? In a very, very difficult moral state, because
[00:47:55] our artillery, our scouts, birdwatchers,
[00:47:59] drone operators, and barrel artillery have been working 24/7.
[00:48:14] Your task, as I understand it, is to monitor
[00:48:16] the sky, yes, control the sky, well, now with
[00:48:19] the appearance of newer technologies... such a position has been
[00:48:23] added, one might say, a birdwatcher, this is already
[00:48:26] an integral part, without observers for the sky, no
[00:48:29] equipment moves, a case when there was
[00:48:32] a drop, there was a drone raid, they managed to literally at the
[00:48:36] last, last moment to leave the car
[00:48:40] it happened before your eyes, yes, yes, at that moment I also
[00:48:43] participated, well, we noticed an approaching
[00:48:47] drone, the task is basically to warn
[00:48:50] the driver in time, everyone dismounts already then for...
[00:49:28] This is one of those moments that people later call a second birthday,
[00:49:32] yes, we had many such moments, and how did he get here
[00:49:35] from his civilian profession, yes, he drove trucks
[00:49:39] in civilian life, I'm from a village myself, well, the guys also went,
[00:49:43] am I stupid or something, I also went with the guys, they
[00:49:46] are fighting, I'll be lying at home, I decided to
[00:49:50] go to the military enlistment office myself, signed a contract, everything is now
[00:49:54] here until victory, until victory,
[00:50:10] what is this on top of you, it's obviously not for beauty, yes, anti-drone
[00:50:14] hedgehogs we made ourselves, we dismantled cables, cut them, untangled them,
[00:50:17] welded them, we need to think, move forward, reflect,
[00:50:20] how to protect the vehicle and personnel, but have these hedgehogs already
[00:50:24] proven themselves in some way? Yes, they have proven themselves, you can even
[00:50:27] see in the front part how the pivodon worked, the
[00:50:31] blow went at an angle and did not pierce the
[00:50:35] package, and the personnel were saved and
[00:50:38] the car was not particularly
[00:50:39] damaged.
[00:50:46] Well, the gun arrived just the other day from
[00:50:49] Dobropol at the request of the guys at the firing position.
[00:50:52] They asked for camouflage, we painted it black, I noticed
[00:50:56] that we have black soil here in the dugout,
[00:50:59] it blends in perfectly with the terrain and there will be fewer
[00:51:03] hooks for the UAV.
[00:51:05] Well, the weapon has been serviced, it will
[00:51:09] continue to work, how much time is needed to
[00:51:12] bring it back to readiness and send it to the front line, if there are
[00:51:16] no serious damages, shell
[00:51:20] fragments there... and so on,
[00:51:23] then maintenance, well, 2-3 days,
[00:51:27] now we are actively, our offensive operations are going
[00:51:30] actively, we support the infantry, we control the roads,
[00:51:45] for the fourth year with these guys, we are all
[00:51:48] united, everyone knows their job, how to
[00:51:51] move, how to act, if there is
[00:51:54] a concentration, if there will be any, we move out, so we
[00:51:58] work on concentrations, or if we find
[00:52:01] some kind of trouble that does not give our guys peace.
[00:53:35] and we will continue to stand like this,
[00:54:00] right now our military needs protection from drones, the participants
[00:54:04] of the people's front's Kulink invented a unique design, it
[00:54:08] allows to quickly drill, drive piles, stretch nets, now
[00:54:11] each of us can help in the production and supply of such equipment through
[00:54:15] the "All for Victory" website or using
[00:59:56] the city there is no electricity for 18 hours a
[01:00:00] day. Our military continues to knock out another
[01:00:03] energy hubs of Ukraine, the night series of strikes by our
[01:00:06] drones again left entire Ukrainian cities without
[01:00:09] electricity, and military facilities are regularly
[01:00:12] located there. Most of all, Dnipropetrovsk
[01:00:15] was affected, there more than two dozen. previously attacked energy
[01:00:18] facilities, as a result, the Pridneprovskaya TPP caught fire,
[01:00:22] along with it a large substation. In Kharkiv
[01:00:24] region, we attacked the Nova Poshta terminal,
[01:00:28] thereby destroying supply chains to the AFU,
[01:00:31] near Kyiv, after the arrivals until morning, warehouses and
[01:00:34] shopping areas burned, naturally, with ammunition. Well, in Kyiv, against the backdrop
[01:00:38] of the collapse, trolleybuses and trams stopped, there are
[01:00:42] traffic jams on the bridges over the Dnieper, people wait 30-40
[01:00:45] minutes for transport on the left bank of the capital due to the shutdown of electric
[01:00:49] transport, due to the shutdown of pumping stations, water disappeared
[01:00:52] in three districts, people have already started blocking roads in the Ukrainian
[01:00:56] capital, they are protesting due to the prolonged lack
[01:00:59] of electricity, residents of some districts complain that they have been without
[01:01:03] stable electricity for almost five days, it is turned on for literally
[01:01:06] 20 minutes, after which it is turned off again, after our
[01:01:09] strikes, three out of five thermal power plants
[01:01:13] in Ukraine stopped working, they also provided the operation of military enterprises,
[01:01:32] the energy infrastructure was again the enemy's target this
[01:01:35] night, damage to energy facilities as a result of enemy
[01:01:39] strikes was reported in Kirovohrad, Ternopil, Odesa,
[01:01:42] Zhytomyr and Volyn regions, in Cherkasy
[01:01:45] region enemy strikes were inflicted. Russia
[01:02:46] to peace, finally worked, in Kyiv there is no light, there is no
[01:02:50] water, tomorrow we don't waste time, we run to the store, buy garbage
[01:02:54] bags, because in another day or two we will be relieving ourselves in garbage
[01:02:57] bags, I see that you are also. I see that you are also sitting
[01:03:01] without light, reports are coming in that all generation at
[01:03:05] TPP-4, TPP-5, TPP-6 has been destroyed, a large part
[01:03:08] of the equipment is beyond repair,
[01:03:11] water, light, we need to forget that we had round-the-clock water, light,
[01:03:15] gas, electricity, everything we need, will the main systems
[01:03:18] work, but this, unfortunately, depends not only on us, but also on
[01:03:22] how the enemy will attack
[01:03:23] them.
[01:03:29] now... at the current moment, they say that all generation of Kyiv
[01:03:33] thermal power plants has been destroyed, and it can be restored to a maximum of 10-15%.
[01:03:37] Ukrainian experts warn that this is only
[01:03:40] the beginning.
[01:03:42] There are three large thermal power plants, four, five, and six, each
[01:03:46] of which generates a fairly large amount of electricity. All
[01:03:50] this generation was destroyed, there were really dozens of ballistic
[01:03:53] missiles and absolutely most of it is not subject
[01:03:56] to restoration, but if it is restored, it will be...
[01:04:00] well, maybe 10% there, well, 15% of what
[01:04:03] was. As for me, in my opinion,
[01:04:07] the real forecasts are as follows: electricity will be cut off not for
[01:04:10] часы, на сутки, когда наступят более-менее сильные морозы,
[01:04:13] at least down to -5, consumption
[01:04:17] могут давать на полчаса, на час или вообще отключать на
[01:04:21] целый день. возможно, некоторые регионы будут оставаться без
[01:04:24] электричества по несколько суток. сейчас с нами на
[01:04:28] прямую связь выходит ведущий аналитик фонда...
[01:04:39] is the energy situation in Kyiv
[01:04:42] ситуация довольно тяжёлая, потому что действительно выбивается топливная
[01:04:46] energy sector is being knocked out, and we see a certain strategy in Russian
[01:04:49] an attempt to de-energize large cities,
[01:04:52] прежде всего три, это Киев, Днепропетровск и Харьков,
[01:04:56] and we see that the infrastructure
[01:05:01] and at the same time, strikes are being carried out directly at the generation itself, at
[01:05:04] the equipment that allows electricity to be generated,
[01:05:08] practically impossible to repair it operatively, that is, such equipment needs to be
[01:05:11] заказать для изготовления, а потом уже менять его, в
[01:05:15] this regard, it can take
[01:05:19] The second element is
[01:05:23] precisely the interruption
[01:05:26] see that there was a strike on... on
[01:05:30] MWT substation. In
[01:05:33] this regard, the basis
[01:05:37] of Ukraine's energy systems are the three remaining nuclear power plants,
[01:05:41] and naturally, Russia does not strike them, but
[01:05:44] it is possible to knock out
[01:05:48] and we see that Russian strikes are also
[01:05:51] going in this direction, and Ukraine
[01:05:55] may eventually find itself in a situation where it will export
[01:05:58] electricity from nuclear power plants.
[01:06:20] The entire east of Ukraine hangs on small overflows and the hydroelectric power plant.
[01:06:24] The energy supply chain is being destroyed.
[01:06:27] Yes, yes, that is, in this regard, it is possible.
[01:06:40] The Kyiv energy hub, this is quite possible, and Russia is moving in
[01:06:44] this direction. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that indeed, as
[01:06:47] the temperature decreases, consumption grows, and
[01:06:50] controlling the strikes, the results of the strikes is also easier, because from
[01:06:54] understand whether it is smoking or not
[01:06:57] smoking, and accordingly adjust.
[01:07:00] Thank you very much, Igor
[01:07:03] Yushkov, analyst of the National Energy Security Fund,
[01:07:06] was with us live. Well, here we must say that Kyiv has many
[01:07:10] protectors, precisely in the West.
[01:07:13] While it is dark in Kyiv, in the West
[01:07:16] European politicians believe that their brains have
[01:07:19] are now preparing for
[01:07:23] war with Russia, already actively developing a plan for large-scale
[01:07:26] strikes deep into our
[01:07:31] Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East are forcing NATO to rethink
[01:07:35] ways to counter Russian aggression, including by
[01:07:39] striking deep into Russian territory. In June, at the alliance's first-ever
[01:07:43] symposium on deep strikes into enemy territory,
[01:07:46] high-ranking officers gathered. US Air Force
[01:07:50] General Alexus Grinkevich began a discussion on a topic that until recently
[01:07:53] few participants openly discussed. To
[01:07:56] deter Russia's conventional armed forces, more active prevention is now required,
[01:08:00] or, to use military language, interdiction. This implies
[01:08:03] not only shelling troops, but striking military
[01:08:07] bases, supply depots, and industrial facilities behind the front
[01:08:10] on Russian territory. An important lesson for NATO learned from the situation
[01:08:14] in Ukraine is that defense also implies
[01:08:18] a retaliatory strike.
[01:08:20] Marik, there is a feeling that after
[01:08:23] the victory of the Democrats in the US,
[01:08:26] Europeans have somehow become bolder, and this is evident
[01:08:29] also from this statement published in the journal. Will we continue
[01:08:33] to hear similar things? I think, unfortunately, rather yes than
[01:08:37] no, because now, yes, we are observing, of course,
[01:08:40] a great large-scale enthusiasm among European lobbyists
[01:08:44] and Ukrainians, who believe that, well, that's it,
[01:08:47] the Democrats in the US have won, yes, these are congressional elections, but still, the trend
[01:08:51] has turned in the other direction. Very soon we will outlast
[01:08:55] Trump, wait for the victory of the Democrats in the presidential
[01:08:58] group, and after that,
[01:09:01] well, at least, yes, we will bring America back into our large
[01:09:05] anti-Russian coalition in full, and we will bring back a certain old
[01:09:09] normality, as they believe, that it will be as large-scale as under Biden. Arms
[01:09:13] supplies, rearmament of Europe, even at a more active
[01:09:16] pace than we are observing now, and so on. But I think that for
[01:09:20] both Ukrainians and Europeans, a certain cold shower will come next
[01:09:23] year, when the new convocation of Congress
[01:09:27] will turn out that for Democrats, yes,
[01:09:31] этого у них ещё много других направлений, это и Ближний восток и расследования в отношении
[01:09:34] down, yes, that is, it will
[01:09:38] actually be there, yes, but to a lesser extent, plus let's not forget that
[01:09:41] still, no matter how pro-Ukrainian the Democrats may be,
[01:09:44] we understand that they will not be able to magically create
[01:09:48] more weapons out of thin air that could be spent in the European direction,
[01:09:52] but indeed, the Pentagon's arsenals have been depleted by these
[01:09:55] long-standing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, and Trump
[01:09:58] will most likely continue to spend weapons in the Middle East, given
[01:10:02] that we are now hearing certain statements that there may be a new escalation regarding
[01:10:06] Iran and so on. As for Europe, I think,
[01:10:09] you know, they have, of course, besides this enthusiasm...
[01:11:12] The Russian leadership has repeatedly,
[01:11:15] up to the presidential level,
[01:11:18] stated that we do not want a conflict with
[01:11:22] Europe, but we are ready for it.
[01:11:24] In case such a conflict takes place, it
[01:11:28] will be completely different from the Ukrainian theater of military operations, it
[01:11:32] will be short. Will Europeans dare to strike
[01:11:35] our facilities? It's not
[01:11:38] Europeans, it's NATO, it's NATO, here are questions of influence, including Trump.
[01:11:42] You know, I do not rule out that if the spiral of escalation
[01:11:46] continues to unwind, and it is still, unfortunately, unwinding, at some
[01:11:50] point Europeans may try,
[01:11:53] try, not in a massive way, outside of NATO,
[01:11:56] right, yes, yes, do something like that and see what it
[01:12:00] leads to, because yes, of course, they at the level of literally religious
[01:12:03] faith have convinced each other that Russia will not
[01:12:07] respond with nuclear
[01:12:10] religious faith in this case... it is still not
[01:12:14] so maximalist that a little bell
[01:12:16] somewhere doesn't stop ringing, what if it does respond?
[01:12:20] Therefore, for now, some brakes are still working. Well, what brakes? In Poland, they have already
[01:12:24] decided to act proactively. Donald Tusk was scared of our
[01:12:27] flashlights, you brakes, yes, yes, I'm not joking about
[01:12:30] flashlights, by the way, I launched a whole special operation on the border with Russia.
[01:12:34] The Polish Prime Minister explained why Warsaw pulled police, military, border guards
[01:12:37] and anti-terrorist units to the Kaliningrad region.
[01:12:41] Poland is deploying special forces
[01:12:44] units to the border with the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. This
[01:12:47] step was taken after a series of provocations linked to Russia along NATO's
[01:12:50] eastern flank.
[01:12:55] Immediately after midnight, I received information from the border service that
[01:12:58] alarming movement had been noticed on the Polish-Russian border in
[01:13:01] the north. People with flashlights. We very quickly mobilized
[01:13:04] appropriate forces and means and were able to prevent attempts
[01:13:08] at provocation, if there were any. Although, of course, we will never
[01:13:11] be able to confirm this completely.
[01:13:14] Police, border guard and military special forces
[01:13:17] units were promptly sent to the Polish border. Representatives
[01:13:21] of the armed forces, seeking to reduce public concern, stated that
[01:13:25] the increased presence on the border is aimed at checking cooperation
[01:13:29] between various law enforcement agencies. But on
[01:13:31] Tuesday, the Polish Prime Minister emphasized that the heightened vigilance
[01:13:35] is due to the government having received information about
[01:13:38] a potential threat. Incidents, including the penetration
[01:13:42] of armed individuals into Polish territory, may occur as early as the first
[01:13:45] half of November, so we decided to send police forces
[01:13:49] to reinforce border guards and counter-terrorism
[01:13:52] units. Similar reports.
[01:15:01] At the end of this month in Poland, about 2,800
[01:15:04] servicemen from 10 European countries will conduct the first
[01:15:08] exercises of new multinational forces created to support
[01:15:11] Ukraine. On Tuesday, representatives of London and Paris stated that these
[01:15:15] multinational forces, led by France and Great Britain, do
[01:15:18] not have offensive tasks.
[01:15:22] About 300 British will take part in these exercises.
[01:15:55] ceasefire, but Ukraine needs concrete
[01:15:58] commitments from the US, a guarantee that Washington
[01:16:01] will intervene if something happens to Ukraine, or
[01:16:05] if past
[01:16:07] events are repeated.
[01:16:17] The scale and duration of the exercises may cause a negative reaction from
[01:16:21] Russia, according to the French general, the task of the exercises is to practice the process.
[01:17:25] Well, first, for Ukraine, the success of the Democrats in the elections does
[01:17:29] not yet mean a pro-Ukrainian story, because we
[01:17:32] saw that acts of military-technical assistance, which
[01:17:35] Republicans partially voted for with Democrats, had no effect,
[01:17:39] because he blocked everything and further
[01:17:42] vetoing by Trump is possible, yes, that is, here is the moment of
[01:17:46] 11 senators who were sympathetic
[01:17:50] to Ukrainians, 10 essentially disappeared
[01:17:52] and left.
[01:19:07] came to power, yes, he cannot pass a single law, despite previous
[01:19:11] legal reforms, and the fact that Navrotsky in principle does not have
[01:19:15] the functionality that he is currently demonstrating, in fact, there is a struggle for
[01:19:18] the electorate among the right, ultra-right.
[01:19:22] Everyone has become active there, everyone who can, in
[01:19:25] Poland, military factories. In Moldova, current
[01:19:28] legislation, for example, does not allow building military
[01:19:32] enterprises for the production of UAVs, they want to build various structures there, they
[01:19:36] will make changes to... legislation, that's it, the ice has broken,
[01:19:39] and Europe now, that very loyal to Trump, disloyal,
[01:19:42] it doesn't matter Trump or not, Trump and America still need to be distinguished,
[01:19:46] and for Europe, of course, this is also, as has already been said, that they want
[01:19:50] to outlast, distinguish, they do not distinguish Alexey Alexeyevich, but one cannot
[01:19:54] help but notice that Europeans, well,
[01:19:56] have greatly changed their rhetoric and moved to concrete actions, yes, they haven't
[01:20:00] changed anything, they continue, but before they were more
[01:20:04] careful, exercises were planned in advance, but...
[01:21:07] I doubt that Russia will continue the negotiation process
[01:21:10] if - what they conceived happens, in
[01:21:14] this regard, the diabolical plan is obvious, that is,
[01:21:18] we will then be accused of having disrupted the negotiation process. Can
[01:21:21] Trump, Marik, who is now on the contrary interested in this
[01:21:24] negotiation process, in ending the conflict, do anything with this situation? Well, I honestly
[01:21:28] doubt it very much, it was correctly noted that this is precisely the concept of Trump's
[01:21:32] team, NATO 3.0, that is, Europeans must show activity themselves,
[01:21:35] show that they are ready to allegedly deter Russia, show strength in
[01:21:39] negotiations with Russia, that is, a typical good cop bad cop story, yes,
[01:21:42] Trump acts as the good cop who offers us
[01:21:46] negotiations, be it Abu Dhabi, or Shenzhen, or somewhere else, and Europeans act as
[01:21:50] the bad cop who constantly maintains the degree of escalation, although
[01:21:53] of course, these latest statements, yes, this is lowering the bar of escalation to
[01:21:57] the limit, that is, what's next, well, indeed, direct introduction of their troops, yes, participation
[01:22:01] in direct hostilities on the territory of Ukraine, but I think gradually
[01:22:04] they, unfortunately, are preparing their European society.
[01:22:49] which somehow particularly annoyed me today. Well, they have a struggle on all fronts, they declared war,
[01:22:53] naturally, on the Russian language as well. British Minister for School
[01:22:56] Standards Georgia Gould apologized to
[01:22:59] Ukrainian children, refugees, who were offered to study
[01:23:03] Russian language in English schools due to the simple
[01:23:06] absence of such a subject as Ukrainian
[01:23:09] language and
[01:23:12] exam. Ukrainian children were forced to seek refuge in Great Britain at the beginning
[01:23:16] of the war, stating that their teachers offered them to study Russian language
[01:23:20] in the absence of an exam in Ukrainian language, which was
[01:23:23] offensive. Education Minister Georgia Gould
[01:23:26] said that many students were forced to study Russian language. I
[01:23:30] am very sorry that they found themselves in such a situation. It is very important that they
[01:23:33] have the opportunity to take an exam in Ukrainian
[01:23:36] language. That's still fine, the fight against everything
[01:23:39] Russian continues in sports. Our hockey players
[01:23:43] were scared in Sweden, Czech Republic, Latvia, Finland,
[01:23:46] Norway, and Denmark. These countries refused
[01:23:50] to play against the Russian national team in international
[01:23:53] tournaments. We remind you that earlier the Court of Arbitration for Sport
[01:23:56] obliged the International Ice Hockey Federation to admit Russia to
[01:24:00] international competitions.
[01:24:03] The European bloc is boycotting matches against Russia.
[01:24:07] Several federations immediately reacted last week after
[01:24:10] the Court of Arbitration for Sport announced its decision that the International
[01:24:14] Ice Hockey Federation must reinstate Russia and allow it to participate in
[01:24:18] tournaments in 2027, including in the upcoming World Junior
[01:24:22] Championship in Edmonton and Red Deer, which
[01:24:25] will take place in 53 days. Several countries are still taking
[01:24:29] a wait-and-see approach, saying, "Well, we'll consult, make a decision,
[01:24:32] figure it out." But since then, the situation has started to change quite quickly, one
[01:24:36] after another. Norway, Denmark, Latvia, Finland, Sweden,
[01:24:39] Czech Republic, all of them have, as it were, united, and not all of them participate
[01:24:43] in the 2027 World Junior Championship, but
[01:24:46] of course, they will participate in the 2027 World Championship.
[01:25:10] on the one hand, they made it very clear that they do not agree with the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but on the other hand, they must comply, because it is a binding decision. There are also federations that declare, "Well,
[01:25:14] let them come, but we won't play with them." Who is that
[01:25:17] binding for, yes, for execution, this... championship.
[01:25:31] they just won't give them visas, that's all.
[01:25:34] Several European hockey federations have stated that they will not
[01:25:38] play against Russia in international competitions. Is Canada going
[01:25:41] to do the same and will it refuse to issue visas to the Russian hockey
[01:25:45] team before the World Junior Championship?
[01:25:49] Absolutely. To be clear, we respect the decision of the Finns, Czechs,
[01:25:52] Swedes, and others, but this decision we make independently.
[01:25:56] We will refuse visas. Russia and Belarus support the war in
[01:26:00] Ukraine. As long as it continues, not one of these athletes will
[01:26:03] participate in competitions in Canada. There is no limit
[01:26:06] to lawlessness, yes, here is a decision of an international
[01:26:10] arbitration court, no, we don't care about that. Yes, it's a bit
[01:26:13] more complicated. Canadians say, let them come, we just won't give them visas. We're
[01:26:17] not against it, let the court allow them to play, we're not against them coming.
[01:26:50] they change the rules of the game to suit themselves, so here, of course, well, they are digging their own
[01:26:53] graves in this regard, perhaps to some extent this is good, because
[01:26:56] discrediting everything else, well, yes, you rightly noted and raised the question,
[01:27:00] how to deal with them, with those same Europeans, with those same Canadians, yes, with
[01:27:04] establishment, in such a case, how to conduct
[01:27:07] business, and the Europeans themselves, I think, if we asked them, they would not
[01:27:11] see any political schizophrenia in this, they rely on the fact that no, well,
[01:27:15] listen, this is how we are showing strength, that we are
[01:27:18] showing solidarity.
[01:28:20] for studying, by the way, in this regard, they often attract
[01:28:23] our citizens who have moved long ago or recently, in order for
[01:28:27] them to study small towns of Russia and the like, one should not underestimate this
[01:28:30] factor, in fact, and...
[01:29:32] Well, let's, let's, let's continue this
[01:29:35] story, with sports, yes, Marik said that those people
[01:29:39] who essentially themselves wrote international rules
[01:29:43] for themselves, are now writing exceptions. Here,
[01:29:46] Ruslan asks a perfectly valid question, how to
[01:29:49] negotiate with them,
[01:29:53] when and what to do in this situation. Does it turn out to be some kind of
[01:29:57] dead end or not? The problem, the problem is that when
[01:30:00] the rules stop working... no,
[01:32:11] it won't work, it won't work, because once again, any
[01:32:15] national federation will ignore any
[01:32:18] decisions.
[01:32:21] Or maybe they will realize that they made the wrong decision in favor of Russia
[01:32:24] and repent and say that the judge who
[01:32:27] made this decision is actually Putin's agent, then they will be even more trampled,
[01:32:30] then they won't be taken into account at all.
[01:37:35] struck a Petrivka-Luhansk bus.
[01:37:38] Five people died. 13 were
[01:37:41] wounded. And the head of the Luhansk People's Republic, Leonid
[01:37:45] Pasechnik, called this another manifestation of Nazism
[01:37:48] of the bloody Kyiv regime. This just happened,
[01:37:52] a cynical and inhumane crime, he said, for which
[01:37:55] the perpetrators will certainly receive their deserved punishment.
[01:37:58] Our guys on the ground are fighting against these terrorists and moving
[01:38:02] forward. According to the latest data, we have advanced in the areas south of Druzhkivka. Logistics plays
[01:38:06] an important role. The Vargonza project team was with the Akhmat special forces
[01:38:09] unit on the front, and I suggest watching Ulyana Strish's
[01:38:13] report right now.
[01:38:25] Friends, good morning to everyone. I'm Ulyana
[01:38:28] Strish, we're working today with the Akhmat special forces
[01:38:31] press group, moving towards
[01:38:34] the front, in order to deliver
[01:38:38] all kinds of necessary useful bushings to the guys for their
[01:38:42] vehicles.
[01:38:46] At the moment we are filming
[01:38:47] the "Zh dun" (waiter)
[01:38:55] What does he show, who has frequency?
[01:38:58] coming our way, I hear the walkie-talkies reporting that
[01:39:01] a "zdoom" was there, they dropped
[01:39:04] something on him, so the guys first check the road,
[01:39:07] drop something.
[01:39:13] Tell me, is it often the case that you have to wait
[01:39:17] and can't even reach the final destination? Constantly,
[01:39:20] absolutely constantly, so these are like dashes in small
[01:39:23] stops, small intervals, that is, we are trying to
[01:39:29] push through, sometimes we succeed, sometimes we have a situation like
[01:39:32] now, that is, the sky is simply closed, so on the way we will even
[01:39:36] be shot at, most likely, our
[01:39:39] PVN
[01:39:42] they raise the Mavic and work with drops,
[01:39:45] all these unpleasant moments on the
[01:39:48] road, but now even our PVN cannot take off, because
[01:39:52] their sky is dirty and just
[01:39:55] FPV is coming towards us in our direction.
[01:40:36] The sky is dirty again, we're
[01:40:38] hiding again, you can see on the screen, you can't
[01:40:42] see the launch, you see the bird from behind the screen, that means it's already somewhere
[01:40:46] nearby, why do you check the road before the
[01:40:49] guys drive through? To ensure the safety of
[01:40:53] the delivery, to save people's lives, often "waiters" (enemies waiting in ambush)
[01:40:56] generally happen. Every day they put usually even two on one
[01:41:00] side and on the other side they put so every morning and every evening you have to
[01:41:04] work it out, yes, you get the syllables, yes, yes. And how do they detonate?
[01:41:07] Yes. And what do they put there anyway? What kind of mine? Well, there are different
[01:41:11] shells, sometimes shrapnel. The camera is aimed at the direction from where
[01:41:15] the car will come. It drives, he gets up, yes. He can sit for 12
[01:41:18] hours waiting, for example, he puts him in at night and will sit
[01:41:22] and monitor until morning on camera. Listen, the guys said
[01:41:25] that you are an actor of the puppet theater, right?
[01:41:27] I've been an actor of the puppet theater for a long time, it was a hobby for me, but actually I
[01:41:31] served for 7 years under contract, I served in the Rosgvardiya, so when
[01:41:34] everything started, I decided that I needed to help the guys, help
[01:41:38] помочь, тёр театра кукол да всех,
[01:41:41] всех кого можно играю с живым планом, планшетом,
[01:41:45] тростевые, гопитные куклы, есть что-то схожее с
[01:41:48] службой, это разное, это совершенно разное,
[01:41:52] да, просто там хобби для души, красиво,
[01:41:54] так-то, ну не знаю, здесь...
[01:41:58] природа, здоровый образ жизни, хорошее
[01:42:01] питание, спорт, слух улучшается,
[01:42:04] движение, координация, а уже слышишь, да, когда даже, конечно, мы все
[01:42:08] это нюансы все слышим, мавик летит, фипка летит,
[01:42:11] ждун летит, это вот тость в целом научиться этому искусству можно,
[01:42:15] необходимо, просто необходимо для того, чтобы выжить в целом домой
[01:42:18] вернуться, самом деле здесь, ну
[01:42:22] в тылу на фронте, делается наша судьба,
[01:42:25] судьба страны, судьба каждого человека, что дальше? будет зависеть от нас, поэтому нужно
[01:42:29] нести ответственность за свою жизнь и не только принимать
[01:42:32] решения, но и действовать, это
[01:42:35] вот пытались по вам, да вот вот
[01:42:37] работать,
[01:42:44] а что чувствуешь, когда выполнена задача,
[01:42:46] чувствую я удовлетворение, что ты выполнила
[01:42:50] задачу поставленную командованием, это самое главное в нашей
[01:42:53] профессии выполнять задачи поставленные командование, лучшее ваше оружие вот...
[01:42:57] на котором вы едете, это что?
[01:43:00] самое лучшее оружие - это глаза, ну
[01:43:03] и голова холодная, мы вообще задачу-то в целом-то выполнили?
[01:43:07] ну я считаю да, то есть у нас задача сегодня была закатить
[01:43:11] пилота, да и подвести провизию нашим ребятам на
[01:43:14] точку, то есть соответственно мы справились сегодня с
[01:43:17] приключениями, но зато весело мы проснулись
[01:43:20] все. ну что, друзья, мы все дружно считаем, что
[01:43:24] задача выполнена более чем успешно.
[01:43:56] обсудим, конечно, и результат.
[01:43:58] выборов в Соединённых Штатах Америки, ну
[01:44:02] насыщенная сегодня повестка дня у президента Российской Федерации, он проведёт
[01:44:05] совещани с членами кабинета министров, встретиться с главой
[01:44:09] Россин.
[01:44:40] то скорее всего к этой встрече может присоединиться и президент
[01:44:44] Соединённых Штатов Америки с российской
[01:44:47] стороны, это Кирилл Дмитриев и Иана Лантратова, с
[01:44:51] украинской стороны - это уполномочные правам человека Лубенец и
[01:44:55] Арахамия, глава фракции слуг народа в Верховной Раде,
[01:44:59] против которого, кстати, вчера почему-то возбудили, наверное в связи с этим
[01:45:02] уголовное дело, ну это к вопрос об их
[01:45:06] нравах, вчера был день...
[01:45:10] народного единства, поэтому всех с прошедшим, Владимир
[01:45:13] Путин возложил цветы к памятнику Минина и Пожарского, пообщался с детьми
[01:45:17] героев СВО и волонтёрами, посетил выставки Христианская
[01:45:21] the country, I'm an actor of the puppet theater, yes,
[01:45:24] I play with all sorts of live action, tablet,
[01:45:28] rod, and hand puppets. Is there anything similar to
[01:45:31] service? It's different, it's completely different,
[01:45:34] yes, it's just a hobby for the soul, beautiful,
[01:45:38] well, I don't
[01:45:40] know, here... nature, healthy
[01:45:43] lifestyle, good nutrition, sports,
[01:45:46] выступлении.
[01:45:49] movement, coordination, and you
[01:45:52] hear all these nuances,