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[00:01:00] Hello, you're watching the evening news with Ekaterina Berezovskaya. Here's the main
[00:01:04] topic.
[00:01:07] A new personnel program, vocational education facilities,
[00:01:11] flu vaccinations, sports, these are the main topics at the
[00:01:14] president's meeting with the government. We'll tell
[00:01:17] you the details.
[00:01:20] From New Post terminals to dry cargo ships, our army's
[00:01:24] strikes on enemy military rear areas. Details from the
[00:01:26] Ministry of Defense.
[00:01:30] An illegal prison near Kyiv - a new twist in the scandal. Authorities are going to
[00:01:34] punish literally everyone who tried to free the prisoners. Who have they
[00:01:38] already taken on?
[00:01:42] In any unclear situation, they blame
[00:01:44] Russia.
[00:01:47] There's a suspicion that Russia is involved in this. No one wants to talk about
[00:01:51] it openly, as there's no proof yet.
[00:01:54] Hackers have once again breached cooling systems in European
[00:01:57] supermarkets and beyond.
[00:02:00] Could this have been
[00:02:02] prevented?
[00:02:05] Not just a test of knowledge, a very personal dialogue about the present and future of our
[00:02:09] country. The All-Russian Civil-Patriotic Dictation "My
[00:02:12] Love, My Soul, Russia." The campaign will last until
[00:02:16] Sunday.
[00:02:22] To create a special personnel program for SVO participants who
[00:02:26] do not have higher education. Essentially, an analogue of "Time of Heroes."
[00:02:30] Vladimir Putin gave such instructions to his administration and the cabinet at a
[00:02:34] meeting with the government. According to the head of state, this category of our
[00:02:37] defenders needs help in realizing their abilities in
[00:02:41] civil service. However, this instruction is far from
[00:02:44] the only one. Another concerned flu vaccination, which the president
[00:02:47] himself has already received. Details of the meeting, where issues of
[00:02:51] education and medicine were at the forefront, from Anastasia
[00:02:54] Kobzeva. The first survey we have today is about
[00:02:58] the development of the secondary vocational education system, and that's more than
[00:03:02] 4 million students across the country. The times when colleges were
[00:03:05] unpopular are over. In 2019, we had 3 million students
[00:03:09] in colleges, meaning in just
[00:03:12] 6 years, our contingent
[00:03:16] increased by a quarter. This once again emphasizes
[00:03:19] the interest of young people in mastering working
[00:03:22] specialties. Factories need personnel here and now, and the
[00:03:25] enterprises themselves are helping
[00:03:27] to train them.
[00:03:30] The Arctic region, Murmansk Oblast. Here, an underground
[00:03:33] training ground is being opened at an active mine of the
[00:03:36] PhosAgro company, one of the leading global producers
[00:03:40] of fertilizers. Over one and a half kilometers of mine
[00:03:42] workings, 13 locations about the history of mining, training
[00:03:46] classes, and most importantly, a production base with mining machines and
[00:03:49] equipment. Here, students will learn all stages of ore
[00:03:53] extraction. There's nothing like it anywhere, not only in our
[00:03:56] country, but in the world. Thank you, because.
[00:04:01] the company, PhosAgro company
[00:04:04] fully financed this project using the company's
[00:04:08] own funds, this project is being implemented. Annually, half
[00:04:11] a thousand specialists will be graduated, from
[00:04:14] blasters to drilling rig operators. Specialists are undoubtedly
[00:04:17] needed. This is important for the economy as a whole, one of the
[00:04:21] export-oriented industries, and
[00:04:23] it operates
[00:04:26] not only in the interests of the Russian Federation in terms of...
[00:05:12] for them too, for this category of our fighters, we
[00:05:16] must also create the necessary conditions for them to
[00:05:19] realize their abilities in
[00:05:23] civilian service. A separate special
[00:05:27] training program should be created for them
[00:05:30] to gain practical experience. Another topic of the meeting
[00:05:34] was vaccination, and it's now the peak of the flu vaccination
[00:05:38] campaign. Of course, the quality of training
[00:05:41] specialists has improved many times over. This is already
[00:05:44] a trend to be both at the machine and at the desk. They
[00:05:48] offered me, saying I could work and study at the same time. They
[00:05:52] made me a schedule, meaning two days on, two days off, when I could go. I worked 2 days,
[00:05:54] studied 2 days. The college director Sergei Obetkin, a veteran of the
[00:05:58] special operation, addresses the president. After being discharged from the armed
[00:06:01] forces, he underwent training under the regional personnel
[00:06:04] program "Heroes Among Their Own." After successfully completing it,
[00:06:08] he was appointed director of the Saransk Electromechanical
[00:06:11] College.
[00:06:43] and for them too, for this category of our fighters, we
[00:06:47] must also create the necessary conditions so that they
[00:06:50] can realize their abilities in
[00:06:53] civilian service. A separate special
[00:06:57] training and recruitment program
[00:07:00] should be created for them.
[00:07:03] for them to gain practical experience. Another topic of the meeting
[00:07:06] was vaccination, and it's now the peak of the flu vaccination
[00:07:10] campaign.
[00:07:43] I'll answer for everyone. Yes,
[00:07:46] yes, but we asked Moscow, and they
[00:07:50] organized trips this year directly to
[00:07:53] all federal executive bodies
[00:07:57] to carry out vaccinations. You evaded a
[00:08:00] direct answer, Mikhailovich. Members
[00:08:02] of the government should also
[00:08:06] get vaccinated. I'm saying this without any irony, seriously. We'll work on
[00:08:10] it, of course.
[00:08:52] working parents received a family payment taking into account the recalculation of NDP,
[00:08:56] tax cashback, the booking horizon for a doctor's appointment via
[00:08:59] public services became more than 14 days. We always had a lot of requests
[00:09:03] about this from year to year, that people asked to extend these
[00:09:06] limits. Work is still underway on the instructions from your
[00:09:10] direct line regarding the development of criteria for transferring
[00:09:13] roads to federal level and back, as well as instructions for
[00:09:17] preferential mortgages for large families on houses older than 20
[00:09:20] years. Every issue should be under control. I ask you
[00:09:24] not to abandon it and to work
[00:09:27] with the government, with the presidential administration, with
[00:09:30] management teams in the regions.
[00:09:33] If something doesn't work out, if difficulties arise. Please,
[00:09:37] just like in this report, please report to me, and we will
[00:09:41] take appropriate action.
[00:10:12] two innovations now we will have
[00:10:15] Gigachat operator and Gigachat
[00:10:19] assistant Gigachat operator will work
[00:10:23] 24/7.
[00:10:55] Putin today received the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council
[00:10:58] of Iran, Mohsen Rezaee. We received the footage shortly before our
[00:11:02] broadcast. President teplov welcomed the guest. After that, the meeting
[00:11:06] participants took their seats at the table. From the Russian side, the Assistant to the Russian
[00:11:09] leader, Yury Ushakov, and the Head of the Main Intelligence Directorate
[00:11:13] of the General Staff, Igor Kostyukov, participated in the
[00:11:16] negotiations. No other details of the negotiations
[00:11:19] were provided.
[00:11:22] Logistic centers and energy facilities that are used
[00:11:25] in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were hit as a result of our strikes on enemy military
[00:11:29] rear areas. As reported by the Ministry of Defense, a Novaya Poshta terminal near Kharkiv is on
[00:11:33] fire, where property for militants was stored. And at sea near
[00:11:36] Odesa, another dry cargo ship that was supplying the
[00:11:40] front line was hit. In addition, among the targets are railway
[00:11:43] locomotives. Footage and details from Sergey
[00:11:46] Ponomarev.
[00:11:50] The glow of the fire is visible for kilometers. The industrial zone of Sofiyivska
[00:11:54] Borshchahivka. This is the southwestern suburb of Kyiv,
[00:11:57] and yet another warehouse of the Epicenter hypermarket is ablaze.
[00:12:00] Our intelligence has repeatedly reported that
[00:12:03] this network actively cooperates with the Ukrainian Armed Forces, including storing
[00:12:07] ammunition. Here, in the footage from eyewitnesses, a repeated
[00:12:11] detonation is heard.
[00:12:14] For the same reasons, warehouses of Novaya Poshta are increasingly
[00:12:17] falling under the strikes of our Geraniums. One of the largest in
[00:12:20] Kharkiv region, in the village of Novy Korotych, was attacked
[00:12:24] the night before. At night, the fire completely destroyed the cargo
[00:12:27] terminal. The results of the work in the Kharkiv region
[00:12:31] were published by the 50th Separate Varangian Brigade. Its
[00:12:34] operators hit two locomotives that were
[00:12:38] involved in the logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and a drone
[00:12:41] assembly point. The hit was recorded at the production
[00:12:44] building of the TPP-2 complex in Kharkiv itself. Energy
[00:12:47] facilities, which, as in this case, supply Ukrainian
[00:12:51] defense enterprises, remain among the priority targets. So.
[00:12:55] In the Dnipropetrovsk region, the strike was carried out on a large nodal
[00:12:58] electrical substation.
[00:13:02] Such strikes lead to power outages in residential
[00:13:05] areas, and although the authorities in Kyiv claim that there is a ready
[00:13:09] backup power supply system, it is probably
[00:13:12] only for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Today, the metro in the Ukrainian
[00:13:16] capital stopped again, and in the Obolon district, electricity
[00:13:20] is supplied to homes for only 20 minutes a day. The day before,
[00:13:23] people, out of desperation, went out to block
[00:13:25] streets.
[00:13:28] The Ukrainian junta is apparently more concerned with creating new and new
[00:13:32] sites for assembling drones. For example, one of the
[00:13:35] workshops was organized on the territory of the medical enterprise
[00:13:38] Hemoplast in the Odesa region, where our drone arrived.
[00:13:42] During the night, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued to launch
[00:13:46] drone attacks on energy facilities in
[00:13:49] Ukraine, logistics centers, and merchant ships
[00:13:52] involved in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
[00:13:58] In Odesa, a dry cargo ship with military equipment was hit.
[00:14:01] Ukrainian air defense seems to have completely weakened. For example, the arrival in
[00:14:05] Vinnytsia. Today, in the afternoon, our geraniums are diving without
[00:14:09] meeting any resistance, right into the truck
[00:14:12] parking lot. Sergey Ponomarev, Dmitry Sinitsyn, and Sergey Valetov,
[00:14:16] Channel One.
[00:14:18] A new cynical attack by the Kyiv regime. In the LPR, militants deliberately
[00:14:22] struck a regular bus that was traveling to Luhansk. Five people
[00:14:26] died, according to the republic's authorities. More than ten
[00:14:29] others were injured, including two teenagers. All victims are
[00:14:33] currently in hospitals, many in serious condition. The Investigative
[00:14:36] Committee has opened a criminal case on terrorism, and those responsible for this
[00:14:39] monstrous crime will certainly be
[00:14:42] identified. On November 5, on a highway in
[00:14:45] the Slavyanoserbsky municipal district, armed formations
[00:14:49] of Ukraine used an unmanned aerial vehicle to strike
[00:14:52] a passenger bus. Investigators and
[00:14:55] criminologists are working at the crime scene, collecting and documenting
[00:14:59] evidence. Specific units and individuals
[00:15:02] involved in the terrorist
[00:15:04] act will be identified. In Ukraine, the scandal surrounding
[00:15:08] the illegal prison near Kyiv, where mobilized
[00:15:11] and deserted soldiers were tortured, continues to rage. This house of
[00:15:14] torture became known at the beginning of the week, and a real popular
[00:15:18] uprising took place there. Now, the authorities have gone after those who staged the protests.
[00:15:21] The police identified 130 people.
[00:15:25] Two were sent to custody, these are Viktor Yen, an ambulance
[00:15:28] driver who was the first to arrive at the scene and helped free
[00:15:32] people from the prison, and Tatyana Kireeva, who sought
[00:15:35] hospitalization for her acquaintance.
[00:16:20] behind which stood officers of the security service, police,
[00:16:23] and prosecutors. They covered up the operation of fraudulent
[00:16:26] call centers, drug sales, euro counterfeiting, and attacks
[00:16:30] on people, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. Of course, they received their
[00:16:33] share for it. A whole series of high-profile searches and...
[00:18:37] from 5 to 500. Ukrainian euros initially turned out
[00:18:41] even better than the original. Above is the original in the photo. Our
[00:18:44] printing is clearer, the camera doesn't fully convey the difference in
[00:18:48] details. The formula for success in Ukrainian: four fake banknotes per sheet.
[00:18:51] Two SBU generals are reportedly involved. Their boss immediately
[00:18:55] tried to distance himself from his subordinates, of course. The Head of the
[00:18:58] Security Service of Ukraine, Oleksandr Poklad, dismissed two
[00:19:01] high-ranking SBU officials who became
[00:19:05] implicated in the investigation of the
[00:19:08] National Anti-Corruption Bureau as part of Operation
[00:19:12] Carthage. The SBU provides full support and
[00:19:15] facilitates all necessary procedural
[00:19:18] actions in these criminal proceedings. As
[00:19:21] reported, SBU General Serhiy Duka has already been detained by anti-corruption
[00:19:25] committee officers. This investigation, it seems, has been ongoing since summer. That's when
[00:19:28] the contact nicknamed Criminal, Andriy Osipov, was arrested
[00:19:32] for extortion. This is written by a Ukrainian journalist close to the National
[00:19:35] Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, Mykhailo. According to sources in
[00:19:39] law enforcement agencies, after the detention of Andriy
[00:19:42] Osipov, a criminal close to top SBU officials,
[00:19:45] the main intrigue for all security forces was whether NABU
[00:19:49] and SAPO would unlock his phone. And judging by today's
[00:19:52] events, it seems it has been unlocked. There's a lot of interesting stuff in the correspondence, besides
[00:19:56] high-ranking security officials, politicians are involved in criminal
[00:20:00] cases, for example, when criminals decided to legalize their business of selling
[00:20:03] prohibited substances at the legislative level. Let me remind you, in February, the 24th Rada,
[00:20:53] Thus, it turns out that the threads in this criminal case
[00:20:57] lead to the head of the Kyiv regime. Evgeny Lyamin, Vladimir
[00:21:00] Belyaev, Sergey Filippov, Channel One.
[00:21:04] Unsportsmanlike behavior of the Canadian government, and that's putting it
[00:21:07] mildly. They refused to issue visas to our hockey players to
[00:21:10] participate in the World Junior Championship, which is scheduled for late December,
[00:21:14] early January. The Canadian Prime Minister made a corresponding statement, meaning
[00:21:18] Ottawa simply.
[00:21:50] in defense of the Olympic Charter and its principles, but unfortunately,
[00:21:53] not all countries are ready
[00:21:56] to comply with their former commitments,
[00:21:59] continuing
[00:22:01] non-legal, but
[00:22:04] politicized restrictions on
[00:22:07] Russian sports. This
[00:22:09] is a clear, gross violation of legal
[00:22:12] decisions, and therefore, of the
[00:22:16] very institutions of democracy.
[00:22:21] This is exactly how it should be interpreted. Our
[00:22:24] National Olympic Committee must certainly continue
[00:22:27] its work to protect the interests of Russian
[00:22:30] athletes.
[00:22:32] Almost 300,000 people protested today in France, and that's
[00:22:36] not counting Paris. In Lyon, everything turned into massive
[00:22:39] riots, the crowd began to smash shop windows, set cars on fire,
[00:22:43] and throw stones at security forces. In response, they used
[00:22:46] tear gas, water cannons, dispersed demonstrators with batons, who...
[00:23:20] the authorities look for Russia in all problems, and it doesn't matter if it's protests or
[00:23:23] hacker attacks, and not simple ones, literally like in a disaster
[00:23:27] movie. Cooling systems were again hacked in several
[00:23:30] European countries. In supermarkets, freezers suddenly
[00:23:34] started showing temperatures of +50. The damage is
[00:23:38] colossal. Blood bank storage facilities were almost affected as well. More on
[00:23:41] everything from Yulia Alkhovskaya.
[00:23:45] Empty refrigerator shelves and full carts of spoiled
[00:23:49] products. The same picture in dozens of supermarkets across
[00:23:52] Europe, here's Belgium.
[00:23:55] The owner of this store on the outskirts of Brussels estimated that the damage
[00:23:59] amounted to about 100,000 euros. Look, ice cream,
[00:24:02] pizza, all of it to be thrown away. And this is already
[00:24:05] Germany.
[00:24:07] Products worth 25 euros, only in one supermarket in
[00:24:11] the city of Wuppertal, will have to be sent to the landfill. In the store,
[00:24:15] they lowered the refrigerated display cases with meat, sausages, dairy
[00:24:19] products. The model equipment in large European supermarkets is
[00:24:22] connected to the Internet, this allows remote control of various
[00:24:26] operating modes. Hackers exploited vulnerabilities in
[00:24:29] the security system and changed temperature settings. As
[00:24:32] a result, freezers heated up to
[00:24:35] +50°. In Germany, cyberattacks affected at
[00:24:38] least five supermarkets in three federal states, and this is not about
[00:24:42] small shops, but major food groups, which certainly
[00:24:46] have the resources to protect their IT infrastructure. Everything happened
[00:24:50] at night, and in the morning, the staff found the spoiled products.
[00:24:53] When we realized the true extent of the problems, it was a real
[00:24:57] disaster. The more refrigerators we opened, the
[00:25:00] more we understood how bad everything was. It's very sad.
[00:25:04] At least 13 European countries are already on the list of victims. In
[00:25:07] France, hackers also reached blood donation storage facilities and
[00:25:11] tried to change the temperature from -10 to
[00:25:14] +130°. At three facilities. Unlike
[00:25:18] the affected supermarkets, blood banks are equipped with effective
[00:25:21] alarm systems. Employees noticed the malfunction
[00:25:24] in time and transferred the supplies to other refrigeration units.
[00:25:28] Well, and, of course, the answer to the question of who is behind this is
[00:25:32] already ready in Europe.
[00:25:35] There are suspicions that Russia is involved in this. No one wants to talk about
[00:25:39] it openly, as there is no proof, because there isn't any,
[00:25:42] it's unknown who is behind it. But this is the very manifestation of the hybrid
[00:25:46] war that the European Commission is warning about. Again,
[00:25:49] the journalist himself says that there is no proof, but highly
[00:25:52] likely, the villain is still Russia. Moreover, the Frenchman even figured out how
[00:25:56] to link the problems of European refrigerators with supporting
[00:25:59] Ukraine.
[00:26:02] This brings great losses, and inconvenience to buyers. They
[00:26:05] come to stores, find refrigerators empty, can't buy
[00:26:09] meat. This is a manifestation of hybrid warfare, so that
[00:26:13] citizens feel discomfort and think twice whether they should
[00:26:16] support their government and support Ukraine. All this could
[00:26:19] be attributed to the fantasies of a particular editorial office, if the version of
[00:26:23] Moscow's ubiquitous hand wasn't becoming dominant again
[00:26:26] in Europe. For example, Politico magazine on the same topic. Major
[00:26:30] cyberattacks on European supermarkets
[00:26:32] that occurred over several weeks revealed the vulnerability of the EU's
[00:26:36] critical infrastructure. Cybersecurity experts are sounding the alarm,
[00:26:39] believing that these attacks may be part of Russia's ongoing hybrid
[00:26:42] war against Europe. This conclusion is based only on the fact that no
[00:26:46] hacker claimed responsibility or demanded
[00:26:49] a ransom. The Guardian, at the same time, points out that the attackers
[00:26:53] didn't even need to install malicious software,
[00:26:56] it was so easy to gain access to the equipment. The article
[00:27:00] emphasizes that after such an attack, it is highly likely that no
[00:27:04] traces remain that could lead to the hackers. Many European
[00:27:07] experts also point
[00:27:08] to this. From a technical complexity
[00:27:12] standpoint, any fifteen-year-old can do this,
[00:27:16] so anonymously that catching the criminal will be very, very
[00:27:19] difficult. But this didn't stop the British newspaper from joining the
[00:27:23] chorus of European accusers. Hackers linked to
[00:27:26] Russia and China will likely fall under suspicion. Western
[00:27:30] intelligence chiefs say that Moscow is conducting a sabotage
[00:27:33] campaign in Europe that takes many different forms and
[00:27:37] is likely to intensify in the coming months. Apparently, these are the
[00:27:40] same special services that saw Moscow's interference in European protests,
[00:27:44] and before that, in the crisis in Ceuta, which was flooded with tens of thousands of
[00:27:47] migrants in a matter of hours. In general, it's convenient when any problem can be
[00:27:51] shifted from a sick head to a healthy one and not answer
[00:27:54] lingering questions, for example, why European
[00:27:58] supermarkets were not updated on
[00:28:01] time.
[00:28:32] Dmitrieva, Channel One, European
[00:28:34] Bureau. In Moscow today, the results of the
[00:28:38] All-Russian Donor Code contest, "Unity of the
[00:28:42] Peoples of Russia," were summarized. This is a large-scale project organized by the National Foundation
[00:28:45] for Healthcare Development. Participants from 65 regions of Russia, as well as
[00:28:49] from Belarus, presented their initiatives. The best projects were awarded
[00:28:53] medals and diplomas today. The main goal was not
[00:28:56] only to replenish blood supplies, but also to unite as many people as
[00:29:00] possible around this important mission.
[00:29:07] As for the main objectives of the campaign, of course, these are
[00:29:10] replenishing donor blood supplies, increasing the federal
[00:29:14] bone marrow donor registry, helping participants in the donor
[00:29:17] movement, their personal story, so that it
[00:29:21] becomes part of the agenda of a large national
[00:29:24] story. Over 600 thousand people took part in
[00:29:28] the campaign's events during the year, of which over
[00:29:31] 300...
[00:29:39] A very personal dialogue about the past and future of our country, an opportunity
[00:29:43] to feel a living connection with history, all this about the campaign that
[00:29:46] started today, the All-Russian Civil-Patriotic
[00:29:49] Dictation, "My Love, My Soul, Russia." This project
[00:29:53] is implemented by the Presidential Academy of Scientific and Educational Theological
[00:29:57] Association. 500 sites or online. Questions
[00:30:01] can be answered both in person and remotely. The theme
[00:30:04] for 2026 is the Year of the Unity of the Peoples of Russia. Here are
[00:30:08] the impressions of those who have already become part of this large-scale
[00:30:10] event. Such dictations, in fact,
[00:30:14] attract young people to study
[00:30:17] culture, history, and this is very important, this leads to our love for
[00:30:20] our homeland deepening, people become patriots and
[00:30:24] work for the good of their fatherland. Historical questions,
[00:30:27] they are actually difficult, and
[00:30:31] it's interesting. You want to learn something new about
[00:30:32] your country. The dictation was not particularly difficult for me, but very interesting. I think everyone should know the answers to such questions, because
[00:30:42] we live in Russia and should be interested in our
[00:30:46] country, history, and culture.
[00:30:49] Last year, over 78 thousand
[00:30:53] people participated in this campaign. You can write the dictation