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[00:00:00] training, like the "Time of Heroes"
[00:00:03] for those soldiers of our special military operation who do not have higher
[00:00:07] education. Let's listen to
[00:00:09] the President.
[00:00:11] We have the "Time of Heroes" program for
[00:00:15] guys who are fighting
[00:00:18] in the zone of the special military operation, we
[00:00:21] are looking. This is not an easy process, we are looking,
[00:00:24] finding, and organizing training
[00:00:28] for our soldiers, who. There are many
[00:01:06] guys who do not have a completed higher
[00:01:09] education, and for them we also, for this category of our
[00:01:13] soldiers, we must also create the necessary conditions
[00:01:17] so that they can realize their abilities in
[00:01:20] civil service. A separate special program
[00:01:24] of training must be created for them. of recruitment
[00:01:27] for... Well, in fact, at all times
[00:02:00] society supported our armed forces, that is
[00:02:04] why Russia has always been strong,
[00:02:07] which was mentioned repeatedly yesterday
[00:02:11] in connection with our National Unity Day. Congratulations
[00:02:14] on the past holiday.
[00:02:17] On the eve Vladimir Putin laid flowers at
[00:02:21] the monument to Minin and Pozharsky, talked to
[00:02:23] the children of the SVO heroes, volunteers, visited the exhibitions
[00:02:26] "Christian Tradition, Our Days" and "The Soul
[00:02:30] of Russia", and also spoke at the plenary session within the framework
[00:02:33] of the International Week of the Peoples of Russia.
[00:02:37] The award ceremony of the President's award for contributions
[00:02:41] to strengthening the Unity of the Russian Nation and state
[00:02:44] awards also took place, and the President noted that
[00:02:47] Russia has always united in response to
[00:02:50] challenges.
[00:02:53] Whatever challenges our country, Russian
[00:02:57] statehood, faced, the answer was always...
[00:03:31] Our statehood within the framework of the special military
[00:03:34] operation. The people of Russia
[00:03:37] united in sincere, effective support for our
[00:03:41] heroes. People of different nationalities, cultures,
[00:03:45] religions, feel an unbreakable connection
[00:03:48] with each other, they know that each
[00:03:52] of us has, of course, our own small homeland,
[00:03:56] but there is also a common, great fatherland, it...
[00:04:00] We have one. Natalia
[00:04:02] Alexeevna, there were many questions about the holiday of National
[00:04:06] Unity Day on November 4th, why and for what, but now, it seems to me, we are beginning
[00:04:10] to feel. I just recently exchanged
[00:04:13] congratulations and wrote: "It's true, isn't it, that at first it
[00:04:16] was perceived as, well, you know, as an antithesis to November
[00:04:20] 7th, that's how everyone perceived it, it was a little bit
[00:04:23] like that, and how it gradually filled with meaning, because
[00:04:27] its name and...
[00:05:00] they gave it to Minin and Pozharsky, they could have refrained from the Moscow
[00:05:03] lot, but they knew that belonging to
[00:05:06] Orthodoxy, not an impersonal one, which for them
[00:05:09] would have been a satanic invention, that is,
[00:05:12] to an Orthodox kingdom, gives them the opportunity to profess
[00:05:16] their faith, to be part of this very
[00:05:19] empire in the sense of governing, and not dominating, this
[00:05:22] militia, when it, there was no sovereignty neither outside nor
[00:05:26] inside, you couldn't go from one point to another without being
[00:05:30] robbed or killed, that's all, this militia, occupying
[00:05:33] another city, convened whoever was needed, whoever
[00:05:37] could, created what today would be called
[00:05:40] a committee for taxes and robbery orders, and so on,
[00:05:44] appointed everything, restored sovereignty
[00:05:47] little by little, that's what the Zemsky
[00:05:51] Sobor
[00:05:53] was, it was an all-estate cross-section
[00:05:57] of the nation, it was such parliamentarianism in
[00:06:00] fact, enough of these myths from our
[00:06:04] Westerners' mouths about the innate statelessness of the Russian
[00:06:07] people, they just later withdrew from governance, because
[00:06:10] God rules the world, as Khomyakov wrote, so
[00:06:14] there's no need to interfere, but this was the greatest
[00:06:17] act, precisely a popular one, of restoring
[00:06:20] sovereignty and statehood,
[00:06:24] therefore we really must,
[00:06:28] today we realize the significance and such
[00:06:31] accuracy, such, you know, naturalness, of the
[00:06:35] name of this holiday. I feel,
[00:06:38] I myself feel its very great
[00:06:42] power and
[00:06:45] I exchange congratulations with my friends, which, say, 20
[00:06:48] years ago I did not do, and
[00:06:51] yet then there was a full probability that
[00:06:54] Russia would simply become a Polish province,
[00:06:57] yes, Poland was stronger, it was
[00:07:01] more populated, but it lacked
[00:07:03] unity, and Russia at that moment
[00:07:07] demonstrated that this unity exists, even at that moment when
[00:07:11] Rus followed the seven-banker rule,
[00:07:14] swore allegiance
[00:07:17] to the Polish king and Vladislav, his
[00:07:20] heir, as the Russian
[00:07:22] tsar, nevertheless the people rebelled
[00:07:25] and we became a sovereign country, and
[00:07:29] we have remained so ever
[00:07:32] since. Today we also have the day of the military
[00:07:36] intelligence officer, which I congratulate all those present,
[00:07:40] involved, and many present, because... one way or another, many
[00:07:43] are related to military intelligence, in some form.
[00:07:46] Well, I also mean myself, by the way, that
[00:07:50] this is one of my first military specialties,
[00:07:53] and therefore all
[00:07:57] - indeed my most sincere congratulations to everyone
[00:08:01] whose service is connected with military intelligence.
[00:08:04] The work is invisible, but at the same time absolutely visible,
[00:08:08] tangible, because everything we see on the battlefield...
[00:08:11] the strikes that are inflicted on enemy
[00:08:15] targets, all this is the result
[00:08:18] of the initial work of intelligence, without this
[00:08:21] no progress forward in any direction
[00:08:24] is possible, so this is indeed a big
[00:08:28] holiday, with which we congratulate everyone
[00:08:31] who is involved in military intelligence,
[00:08:34] and wish, well, real combat
[00:08:37] successes, and our common
[00:08:39] victory.
[00:08:42] They don't really let us celebrate holidays, on National Unity Day
[00:08:45] there were attacks on our regions from
[00:08:49] Ukraine, UAVs flew, the most
[00:08:52] serious attacks were on the Ryazan region, more than 200
[00:08:56] drones flew, but now the
[00:08:59] consequences of the strike, as reported
[00:09:02] by the governor of the Ryazan region Pavel Malkov,
[00:09:05] have been eliminated. In total, over the
[00:09:09] past day, 129
[00:09:12] aircraft-type UAVs were shot down -
[00:09:15] this was on a holiday. Well, naturally, we did not remain
[00:09:18] indebted, yesterday day and night the Aerospace Forces and missile forces launched strikes at targets
[00:09:22] in Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk regions, in the
[00:09:25] territories not controlled by Russia of Kherson, Zaporizhia regions,
[00:09:28] Donbas, Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Kirovohrad,
[00:09:32] Odesa, Poltava and Chernihiv
[00:09:34] regions. Near Kyiv a logistics center,
[00:09:38] Epicenter, was destroyed, a new post office was
[00:09:41] destroyed in Kharkiv region, also an electrical substation
[00:09:44] in Dnipropetrovsk region and a dry cargo ship in the Black Sea were hit.
[00:09:48] In total, according to the Ministry of Defense, strikes were carried
[00:09:51] out on AFU targets in
[00:09:54] 145 districts of Ukraine. Well, in
[00:09:58] Kyiv they have already started closing roads due to
[00:10:01] multi-day power outages and now in
[00:10:05] the capital of Ukraine, things are not all well with
[00:10:09] electricity supply, and naturally with water supply, which depends
[00:10:13] on it. Well, what
[00:10:16] is happening on the battlefield will now be told by Marisa Aleksandrovich
[00:10:20] Rozhin, our permanent military expert.
[00:10:23] Good evening, what news do
[00:10:26] you have? Against the backdrop of massive strikes, Russian troops continue to actively
[00:10:30] operate in the Zaporozhye direction. Fighting continues in the Primorsky
[00:10:33] area. Our troops are making progress there. Fighting continues in the area of Stepnogorsk and Shcherbakov.
[00:10:37] Fighting also continues for Orekhov, both in the city itself and to
[00:10:40] the north, where our troops are pressing the flank of the Orekhov group. Heavy
[00:10:44] fighting is taking place in the area of Omelyk, in the area of Nikolskoye, in the area
[00:10:47] of Chervona Kryanytsia, in the area of Obshcheye. Fighting also continues
[00:10:51] in the area of the junction of Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk regions. In
[00:10:55] the area of Samoylovka, in the area of Novo Pole, in the area of Pokrovskoye,
[00:10:59] northwest of Konstantynopol, fighting continued in the area
[00:11:02] of Velikomlovka, Novopavlovka. In the Dobropillya
[00:11:04] direction, Russian troops continue to advance south and
[00:11:07] southwest of Dobropillya, continuing from
[00:11:10] Bogulevo. Fighting also continues in the areas of Matyashovo and
[00:11:13] Novogrishnoe. Also, pressure in the area of Sergeyevka. Our troops also
[00:11:17] advanced in the private sector in the area of Dobropillya itself. Fighting also continues
[00:11:20] near the outskirts of the urban-type settlement Belozerske and in the area
[00:11:24] of Novo.
[00:11:36] North of Nikolaipol in the area of Raiske. In the Kramatorsk
[00:11:39] direction, Russian troops continued to press in the area of Verolyubovka, fighting is taking place
[00:11:42] at Vasyutinskoe to the west of Tmenkovka, in the central
[00:11:45] part of Kramatorsk, a road bridge over
[00:11:49] the river has been destroyed. In the Sloviansk direction, our troops
[00:11:52] pressed in the area of Kolesnikov. Fighting also continues
[00:11:56] on the heights near Alexandrovka and the urban-type settlement Nikolaevka. In the
[00:11:59] Krasnolyumansk direction, fighting continued for the city,
[00:12:02] Krasnolyubansk. Fighting also continues to the south. Our troops continue
[00:12:06] to press in the area of Dibrova. The enemy maintained some pressure
[00:12:09] to the north of the city. In the Kupyansk direction,
[00:12:13] Russian troops significantly improved their positions to the northwest of
[00:12:17] Kupyansk, as well as in Kupyansk itself, in the western and northwestern parts of the city.
[00:12:21] Fighting also continues near Borova, near Podoly and Zagryzovo. In the Kharkiv
[00:15:00] such an outstanding political realist, analyst Mearsheimer, Russia and Ukraine have fundamentally
[00:15:04] different positions on resolving the Ukrainian
[00:15:07] problem, therefore
[00:15:09] it is impossible to resolve this through negotiations,
[00:15:12] the solution will be on the battlefield. The Ukrainians,
[00:15:15] the longer they continue this
[00:15:18] line, the more difficult their
[00:15:21] situation will be, so it is most likely that this will happen, they understand this.
[00:15:42] The only victory for Ukraine would be the conclusion of a realistic
[00:15:46] peace agreement, the restoration of the economy
[00:15:49] and the return of its citizens. If the war continues, unfortunately,
[00:15:52] the only option for Ukraine will be surrender. We
[00:15:56] will lose people. A country can exist without territory,
[00:16:00] but not without its
[00:16:00] people.
[00:16:04] His entourage, it is obvious, to prolong it at any cost.
[00:16:37] Ukraine's bets, they ended with her suffering even
[00:16:41] greater losses and losing even more territory,
[00:16:44] attempts at all sorts of counter-offensives,
[00:16:48] strategic creation, as it were, a bet on new
[00:16:51] weapons systems, on unmanned systems, and even
[00:16:54] two summer offensives that she tried to carry out to
[00:16:57] definitively put the situation on the front in a stalemate this summer, they all
[00:17:01] end the same way, huge losses, lack
[00:17:04] of prospects, and a war just for the sake of war. Another matter
[00:17:08] is how much patience the Ukrainian people will have, I'm afraid that under the
[00:17:12] existing system of suppression, this could
[00:17:15] continue for a very long time,
[00:17:18] well, everything will depend, of course, on us too, because
[00:17:21] the German people in 1945
[00:17:24] probably also were ready to support the Fuhrer until
[00:17:27] the end, but at some point the Fuhrer ended, our tanks
[00:17:31] spoke their word, there were convincing arguments for
[00:17:35] the war to end.
[00:17:48] certainly not to look back at what is happening in the world. The most significant international
[00:17:51] event was, of course, the elections in the United States of America, where
[00:17:55] the Republican Party of Donald Trump suffered
[00:17:58] a crushing defeat in the midterm
[00:18:02] congressional elections. What does this mean for American
[00:18:05] domestic policy and for foreign policy, for
[00:18:08] relations between Russia and the USA after
[00:18:10] the advertisement.
[00:23:39] States of America, and it was a blue wave that
[00:23:43] swept over the Republican Party. Well, her defeat
[00:23:46] in these midterm elections was expected, but such a large
[00:23:50] defeat was not predicted even by the most
[00:23:53] optimistic Democrats.
[00:23:56] Here's the forecast of how the House of Representatives elections ended,
[00:24:00] not all votes have been counted yet, but nevertheless, it seems
[00:24:04] that the Democrats will have almost 260
[00:24:07] seats against 217
[00:24:11] that they had before these
[00:24:15] elections, so it turns out that almost all those districts for
[00:24:18] elections to the House of Representatives, where there is any inter-party
[00:24:22] rivalry, this is 10%, approximately, in these elections
[00:24:25] voted for Democrats. As for the elections
[00:24:29] to the Senate, there the alignment of forces in favor
[00:24:32] of the Democrats is also more than convincing, well, at least
[00:24:35] 54, 44 for the Republicans,
[00:24:39] well, the results of the vote have not yet been fully
[00:24:42] counted, but in any case,
[00:24:45] truly amazing results, for me, for example, the most amazing thing,
[00:24:49] of course, is what happened in Texas, which for
[00:24:52] the last 32 years has not voted for Democrats at all, here
[00:24:55] it voted in the elections for senator, in the elections for
[00:24:58] governor, which
[00:25:01] of course, makes one wonder if the Republican
[00:25:04] Party is capable of winning
[00:25:07] nationwide elections, this without Texas is generally
[00:25:10] unthinkable, well, naturally
[00:25:13] the question arises, what happened, why did
[00:25:17] the Republicans suffer such a serious defeat? What does
[00:25:20] this mean for American domestic politics, for
[00:25:24] inter-party struggle, and for the prospects of the
[00:25:27] 2028
[00:25:29] presidential elections in the United States? There was a wonderful
[00:25:33] political scientist Schlesinger, who once
[00:25:36] put forward the theory of cycles in American history. From my point of view,
[00:25:40] we see that American history is like a
[00:25:43] pendulum, yes, it's not just a blue wave, I would call it
[00:25:47] a neoliberal wave with a left leaning. We
[00:25:51] see that at one time America, Americans, had enough
[00:25:54] of neoliberalism from Obama and Biden and went in
[00:25:58] the direction of such conservatism in the form of Trumpism.
[00:26:02] Now, in 2 years,
[00:26:04] they apparently had enough
[00:26:07] of Trumpism. In general, the pendulum swung that
[00:26:11] way, and I believe that this is a fairly long phenomenon, it will
[00:26:14] continue for the next few years, that is, to a certain extent we see a return
[00:26:18] to neoliberal expansionist
[00:26:22] America, now with a somewhat leftist tinge. Yes, of course, the results
[00:26:26] are stunning, both Texas and South Carolina, and
[00:26:29] North Carolina, and Alaska. And here it must be
[00:26:33] said that the national minorities in America, they performed
[00:26:37] very strongly, the Democrats have a very strong young generation, very aggressive.
[00:26:40] African Americans performed well,
[00:26:44] women, Muslims, not only in
[00:26:47] Michigan, but in other places, by the way.
[00:26:51] That is, to a certain extent within America there was
[00:26:54] a victory of the last man, that is, they decided
[00:26:57] to step towards neoliberalism, of course, this is connected
[00:27:01] mostly with Trump's failures, he
[00:27:05] started well, but the war in
[00:27:07] Iran, which led to a rise in prices
[00:27:11] for food and
[00:27:14] oil, for fuel, led
[00:27:17] to the fact that, in fact, a large part
[00:27:20] of the American population turned away from him, even in conservative
[00:27:23] states, classically red states, part
[00:27:27] of the MAGA movement. All this, in general, resulted
[00:27:31] in the Democrats' victory, they made a good emphasis on these
[00:27:34] left-wing forces, on young, aggressive
[00:27:37] candidates, future politicians.
[00:27:41] As for 2028, as of today, as of
[00:27:45] today, Vance and the
[00:27:48] figures around Trump have no chances, but this is
[00:27:52] only now, yes, let's see what happens next, as of today, they are all, of course, in
[00:27:55] mourning, the defeat is very serious, it is unexpected,
[00:27:59] considering some states.
[00:29:02] a sufficiently large number of mistakes, this cost
[00:29:06] him influence precisely in domestic politics, what will happen with
[00:29:09] foreign policy, perhaps this is a separate question, and it is also worth
[00:29:12] discussing, well, foreign policy factors certainly also played a role in these
[00:29:16] American elections, America above all was dissatisfied,
[00:29:20] of course, with the Iranian war, which no one understood,
[00:29:23] which was, of course, a gross
[00:29:26] political mistake by Trump and a big setup by the deep
[00:29:30] state, which pushed him.
[00:30:02] in this country, and it's not the first time, it's not the first war
[00:30:06] these people dragged us into, not even
[00:30:09] the third. The United States went bankrupt because of these
[00:30:12] wars, and this is not an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory, it's
[00:30:15] mathematics. It's wrong when a leader chooses another country over
[00:30:19] you. It's also wrong, just like if a father took neighborhood kids to
[00:30:22] Disneyland while his own children are starving. It's
[00:30:25] immoral. That's exactly what Trump did. He chose Israel over
[00:30:29] the United States. They lie about it, but everyone sees it. Absolutely
[00:30:37] on point, and it's absolutely clear that
[00:30:41] it was precisely this policy of Trump that first and foremost
[00:30:44] split those who brought him to power, MAGA.
[00:30:48] MAGA could not accept and forgive Trump for the fact that
[00:30:51] Trump ultimately sacrificed America. We laugh at how
[00:30:55] the German Foreign Minister says: Germans are not important to me,
[00:30:59] what's important to me is Ukraine or how...
[00:32:52] to form a new alliance with disillusioned Trump voters ahead
[00:32:55] of the 2028 election cycle.
[00:32:59] The reason for our defeat is war, he stated in his post: if you want
[00:33:02] to argue that it was worth it, that losing the Senate
[00:33:05] for the next 6 years was worth it, then argue, say that it was
[00:33:09] a justified price, but everyone knows why we lost and any honest
[00:33:13] conversation about what we should do next must start precisely with
[00:33:16] this. One of the administration's representatives called the post a call for
[00:33:20] new rights for a coalition of Republicans who share the initial ideas
[00:33:23] of the America First movement: non-participation in foreign
[00:33:26] conflicts, turning America into a country with affordable prices and closing
[00:33:30] borders. The official made it clear that Vance's statement does not mean
[00:33:33] distancing from Trump. Vance rather seeks to convey a clear message
[00:33:37] to Republicans who support Trump but disagree with his foreign
[00:33:41] policy or feel betrayed. This message is:
[00:33:44] in... your person? Darinik Mavsesoch,
[00:33:47] one of the few in our country who from beginning to end, the whole
[00:33:51] night of the United States elections, did not tear himself away from the television
[00:33:54] screen and watched what was happening. I,
[00:33:58] apparently, Unity, on which he always hit
[00:34:01] 100% with his predictions.
[00:34:04] On Monday, we talked about it, and I
[00:34:07] said: Trump will lose both the Senate
[00:34:11] and the House of Representatives. And, of course, for me it was very...
[00:38:56] Trump, his family and members.
[00:39:57] stated that, in fact, let's listen to what he
[00:40:00] reported.
[00:40:03] Why hasn't Pete Hegseth left yet? That is, on
[00:40:06] the absolutely complete
[00:40:10] fulfillment of the prediction of the same Ted Cruz. You
[00:40:13] know, in fact, I've been
[00:40:16] observing the last 10 years,
[00:40:19] a complete change
[00:40:22] in the very style of political life, political debate in
[00:40:25] the West, when...
[00:40:28] well, it's clear that there's been no inter-party consensus for a long time, which
[00:40:32] somehow made it stable, there's a terrible
[00:40:34] devaluation of the American
[00:40:38] state itself as an institution, which generally
[00:40:41] evoked some respect, firstly, because it provided
[00:40:45] such power to this state. Trump, of course, destroyed himself with his
[00:40:49] false policy, he started it, he already had his first
[00:40:52] 2 years there, economic growth and everything else, of course,
[00:40:56] we ask the question...
[00:41:27] this left-liberal upbringing of the last two
[00:41:31] generations led to the formation
[00:41:35] of a worldview among Americans, not the youngest, not
[00:41:38] teenagers, I mean, but young people.
[00:42:10] in a year, for the next elections, Maga
[00:42:13] can indeed hardly be expected
[00:42:15] to do anything,
[00:42:19] and Tucker Carlson is, of course, absolutely
[00:42:22] right, but we, we, as he says,
[00:42:26] I don't know, Andronik says that we should be happy that we
[00:42:29] will win, but I have no illusions at all regarding
[00:42:32] the United States, I believe that it is right to use
[00:42:36] everything that can be used by imperialists, no
[00:42:39] illusions. The weaker your opponent is, the
[00:42:42] better for you, that's clear, but sometimes an opponent who
[00:42:46] turns, so to speak, not into a lame
[00:42:49] duck, but into an enraged
[00:42:52] bird, he starts
[00:42:56] dangerous moves,
[00:42:58] so we need to do our own thing and not
[00:43:02] rely, use everything we need, that's right, but
[00:43:05] always keep in mind that the limit
[00:43:09] of our...
[00:43:41] The parade was actually a harbinger
[00:43:44] of future strikes against the Germans, which drove them away from
[00:43:46] Moscow. For the eighty-fifth anniversary
[00:43:50] of the parade of 1941
[00:43:53] on Red Square.
[00:43:56] November 7, on the first.
[00:43:59] I had a feeling, still, that people don't
[00:44:02] have the notion that we might
[00:44:06] stay. Everyone calmly said, we still will.
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[00:47:44] the Kremlin, where a meeting is taking place
[00:47:47] between the President of the Russian Federation, Putin, and the Secretary
[00:47:51] of the Supreme National Security Council.
[00:48:52] to support business interests, but then
[00:48:55] Chuck Schumer, the possible
[00:48:59] leader, now of the future majority in the Senate,
[00:49:02] stated:
[00:49:07] Americans want us to end the chaos that Trump is sowing both
[00:49:11] domestically and abroad, the American people don't even know what
[00:49:14] we are fighting for in Iran, Trump never gave a clear answer, this war must
[00:49:18] end, and let there be no doubt, every time Trump...
[00:49:52] leaders, it's not a fact that he will be elected - but
[00:49:55] - this demonstrates what importance the Iran factor
[00:49:59] had in this election campaign. In American
[00:50:02] social networks, they even joke, it's certainly a joke, Iran carried out
[00:50:13] I join the congratulations and at the meeting
[00:50:16] with Iranian colleagues was the head of GUGSh. And he was
[00:50:20] there repeatedly when all these meetings took place. I must say that
[00:50:23] I read Western social networks, mostly American, our military
[00:50:26] intelligence simply terrifies
[00:50:29] our Western partners, there is nothing like it, yes,
[00:50:33] of course, the Iranian, I would say that the decline
[00:50:37] of Trumpism began then, when the fate of the
[00:50:41] war in Iran was being decided, these first days of the forty-day war in
[00:50:44] particular, when the Iranians made a decision somewhere there
[00:50:47] in the dungeons, the ancient Iranian dungeons, they decided that they would stand until the end
[00:50:51] and let whatever happens. Then somewhere the decline
[00:50:54] of Trumpism occurred when they defended their country,
[00:50:57] defended it, this aggression
[00:51:00] of the Americans failed, then, in general, the decline of Trumpism began with
[00:51:04] the subsequent change in the balance of power in the region
[00:51:07] and in the United States of America as well. I would like to draw attention
[00:51:11] to something else here, I noticed that in Kyiv for some reason they are happy
[00:51:14] about the defeat of the Republican party, Trump. In my opinion, this is
[00:51:18] very foolish, because it was Trump, it was...
[00:51:22] Trump's diplomatic position could have theoretically
[00:51:25] led to something remaining
[00:51:28] of Ukraine, that some compromise truce
[00:51:32] option would have been possibly signed later,
[00:51:34] and Ukraine would have
[00:51:38] survived in this situation and even possibly in
[00:51:41] its current form, the Kyiv regime. Now,
[00:51:43] if the Democrats go down the path of escalation,
[00:51:47] down Biden's path, and I remind you, and we all know this very well,
[00:51:50] that it was Biden who developed this war in the form
[00:51:54] it took, yes, if these Democrats go down this
[00:51:58] path, and I believe they will,
[00:52:01] then this is to some extent bad for Kyiv, because it unties our hands.
[00:52:35] Using their new influence, Democrats could cut defense spending
[00:52:38] or delay confirmations to put pressure on Trump. New
[00:52:42] support for Ukraine. By controlling both chambers, Democrats will decide
[00:52:46] which issues to vote on. This could allow them to
[00:52:49] approve new aid to Ukraine by a two-thirds majority to
[00:52:52] override Trump's veto. Cessation of military aid to Israel. Democrats can
[00:52:56] limit military aid to Israel, which includes a base of
[00:52:59] 3.8 billion dollars per year, as well as additional billions
[00:53:03] allocated after October 7th. Limiting military spending,
[00:53:06] resuming foreign aid. Democrats are much more inclined
[00:53:10] to limit military spending, they are also outraged by Trump's cuts to foreign
[00:53:13] aid and say they will try to restore
[00:53:16] funding. Careful analysis of policy towards Latin America: Trump
[00:53:20] behaved more aggressively in the Western Hemisphere than previous
[00:53:23] presidents. Democrats called for an investigation and hearings on
[00:53:27] his actions. According to Andronik Mavsash, this analysis?
[00:53:30] Well,
[00:53:32] not entirely, of course.
[00:55:05] understood, it doesn't happen like that,
[00:55:08] that's why
[00:55:11] now, by the way, I must say, and I will
[00:55:13] end with this, American
[00:55:17] political scientists, I cannot speak for
[00:55:20] Russia, but they say that in
[00:55:23] Moscow, quoting our leaders,
[00:55:26] not a single word of Trump's is trustworthy anymore, that's
[00:55:30] the problem that has arisen. In
[00:55:33] Europe, the election results were received with great enthusiasm, mostly
[00:55:37] cautiously, well, except of course,
[00:55:40] Klingbeil, the Vice-Chancellor and Minister
[00:55:43] of Finance of Germany, who basically laid out what was on their
[00:55:47] minds.
[00:55:50] I want to congratulate the American Democrats on a truly convincing victory. Now
[00:55:54] we need to draw conclusions from this. The post-Trump era will come, and work
[00:55:58] on this will now be in full swing. It would be great if we could discuss with
[00:56:02] US Democrats how we can build trade policy without...
[00:56:35] so to speak, completely dominates, because in the same
[00:56:38] Germany, the newspaper Die Zeit and
[00:56:42] others, they are very cautious,
[00:56:45] just saying, believing that relations will
[00:56:48] not necessarily change much in terms of
[00:56:52] restoring transatlantic
[00:56:55] partnership to the level it was, say, 15-20
[00:56:59] years ago, there are no special hopes, not to mention that
[00:57:02] Trump might act enraged, like a tiger now, not
[00:57:06] a lame duck, he will try to do as much as possible
[00:57:09] during this time, Trump can't stand Europe, he
[00:57:13] despises it, he, he doesn't like Russia, but he
[00:57:16] respects it, because Russia, despite everything, shows its strength,
[00:57:19] which is measured by the blows it is capable of taking, and
[00:57:23] Europe was strong thanks to American infusions,
[00:57:27] our gas and so on, that is, it lived under the wing, so
[00:57:30] that's why, well, that's it, I'm finishing, in France too,
[00:57:33] representatives of Le Pen, and the Left
[00:57:37] Front are very reserved, they act wisely and do not tolerate
[00:57:40] any parallels with the French situation, well, in
[00:57:43] France it's just protest demonstrations
[00:57:46] now, it's visible. As for the position
[00:57:50] of the Democrats, it is quite interesting, they are against a bad
[00:57:54] war in Iran, but for a good war in Ukraine, while
[00:57:57] against military spending, but for military spending in
[00:58:01] Ukraine, so such a paradoxical position,
[00:58:04] which will lead to what? Just
[00:58:08] indeed, we will now be in a very
[00:58:11] dramatic situation, because returning to the policy that
[00:58:15] was under Biden, that is, direct... Starlink
[00:58:30] throughout Russia with a huge degree of probability can very quickly
[00:58:34] put the European continent on the brink of a big war, because
[00:58:37] it is obvious that it is precisely drawing Europe into a big
[00:58:40] war that Democrats can easily do. The other thing is that from
[00:58:44] this war, not embers will fly in all directions, but rockets will fly
[00:58:48] in this case, with the arrival of Democrats, we are again beginning
[00:58:51] to balance on the brink of a very serious prospect of a big world
[00:58:55] war, but in any case, Russia's position
[00:58:58] is not determined by elections in the United States, it
[00:59:02] is determined by our national interests, that's how
[00:59:05] Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of our president, commented on the election
[00:59:09] results.
[00:59:11] President Trump will continue to exercise his powers and pursue his foreign
[00:59:15] policy, everything else is an internal matter of the United States.
[00:59:18] Naturally, ensuring Russia's interests in Ukrainian affairs cannot depend
[00:59:22] on the state of affairs in the United States. Our interests will be ensured in any
[00:59:26] case. Russia is an absolutely sovereign state. An absolutely
[00:59:29] sovereign state, of course, regardless of the election results in
[00:59:32] the United States of America. And
[00:59:35] I don't think anyone here is charmed by Trump's peacemaking efforts.
[00:59:38] They were largely aimed at strengthening
[00:59:42] his domestic political positions, which didn't
[00:59:45] help. And,
[00:59:47] of course, to tie Russia's hands for conducting a full-scale special
[00:59:51] military operation. Well, now, I
[00:59:55] think, under current conditions,
[00:59:57] we should not expect these peacemaking efforts to lead to any
[01:00:01] result, we should no longer
[01:00:04] have any illusions about this, because Democrats
[01:00:07] will not allow peace in Ukraine to happen, they
[01:00:11] are interested in continuing the war, for us this
[01:00:14] means the necessity to complete
[01:00:17] a victory in the special military operation, therefore our cause is just,