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[00:01:01] Good evening, the information channel on the first continues, this is the program "Time will tell",
[00:01:05] we are live, in the studio Ruslan Astashka, Olesya Loseva. In
[00:01:08] Ukraine, mass arrests, after the scandal with
[00:01:11] the discovery of a torture chamber near Kyiv, detentions began,
[00:01:14] but what is curious,
[00:01:17] they detained not those who tortured people, but those who drew
[00:01:21] attention to it. Doctor Valentina Molodaya, who came on
[00:01:25] call, was detained even without the right to be released on
[00:01:29] bail. Ukrainian deputies are already openly
[00:01:32] saying that Zelensky has launched genocide against his own
[00:01:35] people, well, alongside this, NABU is starting
[00:01:38] a new game against Zelensky's inner circle, the
[00:01:41] Mindich case is practically already going to court, and moreover,
[00:01:45] the noose is starting to tighten around the neck of Zelensky's main
[00:01:48] confidant, David Arakhamia. Who is the main
[00:01:52] instigator of what is happening in Ukraine, and can it be said that
[00:01:56] this is the beginning of the end for Zelensky? I suggest discussing it right after...
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[00:09:42] at least three days before that, she conducted, so to speak, a reconnaissance of this
[00:09:46] object, all this is recorded, now with this person, so to speak,
[00:09:49] further work is being carried out, in her phone all
[00:09:53] these materials were found, that is, it was done consciously, I don't know for what purpose
[00:09:57] it was done, maybe for personal motives or to raise her rating or earn
[00:10:01] certain money, but the question will be, who pays such money, now
[00:10:04] she is detained, as it is no secret that she tried to save, at the request of
[00:10:08] one of the women, either her husband or an acquaintance from there,
[00:10:33] In Ukrainian social networks, they immediately began to figure out who this
[00:10:37] Valentina Molodaya was, why she so desperately tried to free prisoners
[00:10:41] from the underground prison. Here are some versions that were heard there:
[00:10:53] Here I stand before you.
[00:11:02] In the video, a woman in medical uniform, against the backdrop of an ambulance, stated that among the people held in the house, some were beaten, some had broken spines and necrosis. Her name is Valentina Molodaya,
[00:11:05] her name is Valentina Molodaya,
[00:11:09] she is 49 years old, she is the owner of a clinic for plastic and
[00:11:12] aesthetic surgery.
[00:11:15] Everywhere they began to discredit her, saying that she was not a medical worker, that she
[00:11:19] was just a plastic surgeon, that they just bought an ambulance, which they had no
[00:11:23] right to drive. She is a doctor, her husband said that she
[00:11:27] is a medical worker, she performed a huge number of complex
[00:11:30] surgical operations, she has 26 years of experience in this
[00:11:33] field.
[00:11:36] Molodaya Valentina Vladimirovna, a well-known Ukrainian doctor of the highest category,
[00:11:40] plastic surgeon, Master of Aesthetic Injection
[00:11:43] Medicine of the European Union, President of the International Association
[00:11:46] of Injection Doctors in the field of aesthetic medicine,
[00:11:50] owner and head of the clinic of aesthetic
[00:11:53] plastic surgery.
[00:12:10] I have two medical facilities of my own, I can perform any duties if it concerns people's lives and health.
[00:12:14] I took an oath to the people
[00:12:16] of Ukraine.
[00:12:21] Well, besides that, another woman, a certain Tatyana,
[00:12:24] Kireeva, also fell victim. They say that it was she who sought
[00:12:27] hospitalization for her acquaintance, who was held in this torture chamber and
[00:12:31] abused. She was called an accomplice of Valentina
[00:12:35] Molodaya and also arrested. But they also locked up
[00:12:38] the ambulance driver who brought
[00:12:41] Valentina Molodaya to this secret torture chamber, also
[00:12:44] without the possibility, by the way, of posting bail for his release.
[00:12:48] Detentions continue, in total the police and SBU have already
[00:12:51] found 130 people who tried to free
[00:12:55] people from this concentration camp. And what's interesting, a
[00:12:58] fourteen-year-old boy also ended up on the Myrotvorets website,
[00:13:01] who was taken out of the torture chamber in a state of shock. We showed these frames, and now
[00:13:05] we are showing them to you. By the way, details emerged of how he
[00:13:08] ended up in captivity. According to the teenager himself, he got there
[00:13:11] completely by accident. Out of curiosity, he
[00:13:14] decided to climb a tree to film what was happening in
[00:13:18] the yard of this house, and maybe he thought he could
[00:13:21] peek through the window. Well, he
[00:13:25] fell, got caught, the terrorists grabbed him and after that started
[00:13:29] to
[00:13:29] torture him.
[00:13:33] About 10 people, 10 people, all in black uniforms, balaclavas, some kind of
[00:13:37] military uniform, no idea who they were, no identifying
[00:13:40] marks. They grab me by the hair, you can't see it here, I have bumps on
[00:13:43] my head, everyone just beat me, with shovels and
[00:13:47] feet, fists, they carry me to another floor,
[00:13:50] lay me face down on the floor, start interrogating me so
[00:13:54] hard. The most
[00:14:07] shocking thing about this whole story is that the authorities don't even hide that
[00:14:11] there are hundreds of such torture chambers in Ukraine. This is what
[00:14:14] Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem
[00:14:16] Dmitrov said.
[00:14:18] There are hundreds of torture chambers across the country, it's impossible to hide it.
[00:14:22] You can jail a woman, a medic, you can jail all
[00:14:25] those who saved people, but this is an absolutely
[00:14:29] systemic and mass phenomenon across the country. Zelensky staged a mass
[00:14:33] genocide against Ukrainians, and that's a fact. This is a video of one of the so-called
[00:14:36] TCC distribution points in Dnipro. In such premises,
[00:14:40] abducted people are held and tortured. We must
[00:14:43] admit that no one had any illusions about what was happening in
[00:14:46] Ukraine. Just remember the House of Trade Unions, the torture
[00:14:50] library, yes, in Mariupol, other torture chambers that have been actively
[00:14:54] opening across Ukraine since 2014. How many witness testimonies,
[00:14:58] people who managed to escape from there, who were bought out, how many
[00:15:01] relatives who tell how many people died there, how many are buried
[00:15:04] where. Konstantin Vasilyevich, but this particular case
[00:15:07] caused a mass resonance, which is being discussed, including in Ukraine,
[00:15:11] why?
[00:15:13] I understand what you, Ruslan, are saying, and most likely, indeed,
[00:15:17] this may well be connected with the political
[00:15:20] processes that are taking place inside Ukraine, Ukrainian...
[00:15:37] are focused more on the United States, but it seems to me that the main problem
[00:15:41] in this story for us is that, you understand, one group of spiders can
[00:15:44] fight another, there can be different conditional
[00:15:48] factions in this government, but it is still
[00:15:52] all about the continuation of the military conflict, that is, in
[00:15:56] Ukraine there is still not a single relatively
[00:15:59] influential force that would call for
[00:16:02] an end
[00:16:04] to this as a phenomenon. You don't associate.
[00:18:38] these are just people, this is not
[00:18:40] a system, this is the face of the system, yes, these are not people anymore, that's another
[00:18:44] question, but you understand, that is, if, for example,
[00:18:47] you are right, yes, there is an internal struggle now, yes, one
[00:18:51] faction may try to displace another or another faction
[00:18:55] tries to push aside a third one, that's all correct, but
[00:18:58] will this lead to the collapse of the political system
[00:19:01] of Ukraine? This is a big question and I think not, no, because it's a system,
[00:19:05] you understand, if suddenly, let's say.
[00:19:37] changes, and something has changed, nothing has changed, here too after
[00:19:40] Maidan, the second Maidan of 2013-2014, a political system
[00:19:44] was formed in Ukraine, a certain political
[00:19:46] system, and what kind of people are
[00:19:50] there, what kind of facade does this system have, Zelensky, for him
[00:19:54] Poroshenko, and how does this system associate with the
[00:19:57] values that the West proclaims, which built
[00:20:00] this system,
[00:20:02] human rights, the system is built, but it is, to put it mildly, far from the values
[00:20:06] it should be based on. Well, because, because the thing is,
[00:20:09] that - even Marxists always said
[00:20:13] that when fascism and Nazism arose in Europe, it
[00:20:17] was a direct consequence of the
[00:20:19] liberal-democratic system, a direct consequence. I will not
[00:20:23] characterize what kind of regime is in Ukraine, I want to emphasize this, yes,
[00:20:27] they call it Nazi, that's another question, but the fact
[00:20:31] that liberal democracy has certain tendencies
[00:20:34] to slide into such things as the violation of those very human rights
[00:20:38] they champion and so on, returning to Zelensky, and you see, remember, there was
[00:20:41] Poroshenko, they thought now he would leave, Zelensky would come, we know with what slogans he
[00:20:45] came, and then what he did, because he had a choice, either integrate into
[00:20:48] the system, or you are here.
[00:20:54] Well, almost simultaneously with the scandal around this underground torture chamber in the Kyiv suburbs, as if on cue,
[00:20:58] another scandal erupted in Ukraine, another corruption
[00:21:01] scandal. NABU carried out an operation called "Carthage", and after it,
[00:21:05] they made a loud statement. It turns out that the SBU,
[00:21:08] the National Police, and the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine not only
[00:21:11] had a very close connection with fraudulent call centers, but also
[00:21:15] helped a criminal group
[00:21:19] kidnap, beat, and torture
[00:21:22] people not only in Ukraine, but all
[00:21:25] over Europe. In addition, high-ranking Ukrainian law enforcement
[00:21:28] officials also covered drug trafficking and counterfeiting
[00:21:32] foreign currency, including euros. And here are
[00:21:36] the details provided by Ukrainian Telegram channels.
[00:22:50] counterfeit
[00:22:51] euros.
[00:22:57] Active officials of the SBU, National Police, and the Office
[00:23:00] of the Prosecutor General, as well as representatives of criminal circles,
[00:23:03] were involved in these schemes. This ensured the functioning
[00:23:07] of fraudulent call centers that defrauded Ukrainians
[00:23:10] and foreign
[00:23:11] citizens.
[00:23:15] Now Ukrainian law enforcement officers are naturally trying
[00:23:18] by all possible means to clear themselves. The head of the SBU stated
[00:23:22] that he had already fired two employees who became involved in
[00:23:25] the NABU investigation. However, the names of these fired
[00:23:28] employees are not being revealed, by the way.
[00:23:31] The former Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Ruslan Kravchenko, who at one time
[00:23:35] also became a victim of NABU's revelations, called all these
[00:23:38] new searches by NABU political revenge and internal
[00:23:41] squabbles. Well, they are closing in not only on law enforcement, but also on Zelensky's
[00:23:45] closest circle. The investigation into the cases of his confidants, businessman Mindich and former minister.
[00:23:48] бизнесмена Миндича и экс-министра.
[00:24:04] the acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalsky to enter into
[00:24:07] the register of pre-trial investigations of the department information about a possible
[00:24:11] crime of the head of the Servant of the People faction, David Arakhamia.
[00:24:15] The complaint about Kovalsky's inaction was filed by the Anti-Corruption
[00:24:19] Center. It is about the likely distribution of money in envelopes
[00:24:22] to people's deputies for the necessary voting results in the Verkhovna
[00:24:26] Rada. Already on October 19, the Anti-Corruption Center
[00:24:30] appealed to the acting Prosecutor General with
[00:24:33] a corresponding statement, however, he forwarded it to NABU,
[00:24:36] referring to the fact that the circumstances are already being investigated within the framework of another
[00:24:40] proceeding. At the same time, NABU explained that without entering
[00:24:43] the relevant information into the register by an authorized person, the bureau cannot
[00:24:47] begin an investigation into possible actions.
[00:25:01] stands alone, because he is a member of the negotiating group for peaceful
[00:25:05] settlement. He is right now, if I'm not mistaken, in the US and
[00:25:08] preparing for a meeting that is supposed to take place today with
[00:25:12] Melania Trump and our representatives. This
[00:25:15] is pressure on the negotiation process in this way, on
[00:25:18] Arakhamia, in particular.
[00:25:28] must be destroyed, since they called the special operation that. In general,
[00:25:32] of course, the fact that David Arakhamia was targeted
[00:25:35] is not just an activation of inner-Ukrainian
[00:25:39] political life, but it is an attempt to squeeze Zelensky's
[00:25:42] team for two reasons. First, Arakhamia is not just a participant
[00:25:45] in negotiations in Washington, future ones in Abu Dhabi, he is also
[00:25:49] of the entire negotiation group that met in Istanbul back in 2022.
[00:25:53] If you connect, if you connect the faction, his
[00:25:56] negotiating position in general, everything he broadcast,
[00:26:00] together with the previous story about
[00:26:03] torture, it turns out that now in Ukraine one single question
[00:26:06] is very clearly being raised, which is addressed directly to Zelensky:
[00:26:10] why were there so many victims? And it becomes clear that
[00:26:14] they are absolutely meaningless in nature, meaningless for ordinary
[00:26:17] Ukrainians, while Zelensky's inner circle is engaged in
[00:26:20] direct enrichment. And it turns out that the very activation
[00:26:23] of inner-Ukrainian life will be built around the thesis that it was necessary
[00:26:27] to agree immediately on more or less acceptable terms
[00:26:30] back in April 2022. Because now, by 2026,
[00:26:34] Ukraine is approaching in a much more difficult state,
[00:26:38] economically, morally, psychologically, demographically, and in every way.
[00:26:41] It turns out that the only pressure now is on the negotiating group to
[00:26:45] agree to new terms, or conversely, so that they do not
[00:26:49] agree and continue this endless negotiation process. Well, if they continue
[00:26:52] the negotiation process, Ukraine's situation will become even worse, of course, which may be what those who
[00:26:56] are putting pressure want, finally, so that they stop resisting and
[00:27:00] agree on something, that's what it's about now.
[00:29:32] say that the goal is not to remove Zelensky, but to so
[00:29:36] weaken him that he becomes practically just a nominal
[00:29:39] figure and decides nothing.
[00:29:41] Listen.
[00:29:43] The publication of new Carthage materials is not the only
[00:29:47] disturbing news of recent days for Zelensky and his people. We
[00:29:51] are observing an increased attack on the president from the
[00:29:54] Europe-patrolled and US Democratic Party
[00:29:57] anti-corruption vertical and its support group, in
[00:30:00] which the main role is played.
[00:30:09] First and foremost, this is pressure on the banking sector and people's deputies with the aim of forcing them to adopt a package of laws transferring personnel selection of law enforcement leadership
[00:30:12] into the hands of international experts appointed by donor
[00:30:15] countries, which will deprive Zelensky of control over
[00:30:19] law enforcement agencies. Next is a reshuffle of the majority in parliament
[00:30:23] and the formation of a new government without
[00:30:26] Zelensky's participation, which will take away his influence on
[00:30:29] the executive branch, turning it into a British...
[00:31:15] Yes, yes, to which circles now, because in America there are also, you know,
[00:31:18] different circles, right, yes, especially now, I think we'll come back to that a little later
[00:31:22] today, yes, but you understand, well, he
[00:31:25] appointed another, but the same fundamental question,
[00:31:28] it means, one way or another, just send him to
[00:31:31] London or physically eliminate him,
[00:31:35] it means, well, it won't change anything, the system won't change, everything
[00:31:39] will remain the same, because the system will exist, the system will, the system will
[00:31:42] function, the political system of Ukraine will function.
[00:32:45] sees absolutely nothing happening in Ukraine, they
[00:32:48] continue to insist on the need to save
[00:32:51] Ukraine, while in the eyes of ordinary Europeans, Ukraine looks less
[00:32:55] and less like a victim. Well, at least European
[00:32:59] journalists are trying to prove to everyone now
[00:33:02] that, well, they personally have never seen
[00:33:05] any torture chambers in
[00:33:07] Ukraine.
[00:33:09] I made inquiries with colleagues, trying to find out what was happening, and received
[00:33:12] various answers, in particular, it was heard.
[00:34:45] Protesters are increasingly coming out with "Macron Out"
[00:34:47] slogans. Note that the TV channel that
[00:34:50] publishes this video clearly sympathizes with the protesters, hiding
[00:34:54] their faces, you see, blurring them from law enforcement so that they cannot
[00:34:57] be recognized later. And also, through the streets of Paris, protesters carried
[00:35:01] a giant doll in the form of a screaming Macron with his hands
[00:35:04] raised, as if he is already ready to surrender. But for now, this is only
[00:35:07] a doll, Macron himself is not surrendering. By the way, Emmanuel
[00:35:10] Macron himself misses strong leaders, he lacks a strong
[00:35:14] female hand.
[00:35:18] Well, the newspaper Le Figaro published an excerpt from the book of the journalist
[00:35:22] Françoise Digoa, which comes out today. The journalist
[00:35:25] says that in the autumn of 2024,
[00:35:28] the President of France complained that he sorely missed
[00:35:31] Angela Merkel. Here are Macron's
[00:35:33] words.
[00:35:36] I'm bored, everything is gloomy and devoid of creative energy. I terribly
[00:35:40] miss Angela Merkel. Sometimes what is happening weighs me down, but I
[00:35:43] try not to give up.
[00:35:46] It is interesting that Macron has been suffering for a long time, when 4 years ago
[00:35:50] Merkel only left, the President of France even then
[00:35:54] released a whole tearful video about her departure.
[00:36:10] You know our country well, France got to know you, and then
[00:36:13] loved you. Urgently return
[00:36:58] to the country
[00:37:09] and break through the cordon to get into the building,
[00:37:13] as a result, the Polish government is now divided into two
[00:37:16] camps. Today a video appeared that
[00:37:19] proves that the story with the Merz detachment is by no means
[00:37:23] rumors. Here are the shots taken by a Polish deputy right outside
[00:37:26] the Sejm.
[00:37:30] "Excuse me, what are you doing here? What did you forget here? Why are there German
[00:37:34] soldiers here? I am a member of the Polish Parliament, Dariusz
[00:37:37] Matecki.
[00:37:39] Okay, I can explain. We are at the German Embassy, we
[00:37:43] came for an exhibition.
[00:37:46] The whole country is asking what German soldiers and police are doing in
[00:37:50] the center of our country. I am currently right near the Sejm, and I am meeting
[00:37:53] a group of German soldiers here, who supposedly came for an exhibition."
[00:37:57] We in Poland do not need German police or Bundeswehr soldiers. We do not want
[00:38:01] the European Union army to interfere in Poland's affairs.
[00:38:05] But what is unclear, they came to see the spires, tourists, everything is fine,
[00:38:08] they are learning, yes, moreover, in Polish social networks, footage of
[00:38:12] German military equipment near Wroclaw is going viral, and here, of course,
[00:38:15] one recalls that nothing good usually comes from the deployment of German troops and equipment
[00:38:19] into Poland, the last time
[00:38:22] Germany sent troops into Poland was on September 1, 1939,
[00:38:26] on that day...
[00:41:33] Maybe it's time for them to admit that their policy was
[00:41:36] wrong? Well, if they admit it, it will be...
[00:42:30] an ally of Alternative for Germany, Marine Le Pen, all of them, for various
[00:42:34] reasons, did not come to power, that is, the president in Poland is
[00:42:38] a nominal figure, after all, the main...
[00:43:10] smirk, we assume that this is impossible in Europe, but all revolutionary
[00:43:13] factors are absolutely evident, but footage from France indicates that this
[00:43:16] is very possible. Alexey Mikhailovich, is a
[00:43:19] revolution possible? Well, I don't know, it's revolution or no
[00:43:22] revolution, the French one, which will
[00:43:26] restart the migrant problem. What will happen? These images that are
[00:43:30] coming from Lyon right now, it feels like some action movie is being
[00:43:33] filmed, but these are real images, and we have been seeing this for more than a week now,
[00:43:37] and it cannot just disappear on its own. Well, it seems to me, you
[00:43:41] know, it causes a certain dissonance.
[00:43:45] The images we see from the protests, then the images posted by the
[00:43:48] local population, meaning, roughly speaking, the protest ended there
[00:43:52] at 2 pm, then everything was cleared, it seemed to
[00:43:54] normalize, then the protest resumed again with new
[00:43:58] demands, with new force, but it
[00:44:01] feels like the authorities, the security forces,
[00:44:04] the French, are reacting to this very calmly, as if it's an
[00:44:08] expected process. And there's nothing surprising for them
[00:44:11] there, but for me, for example, it was a revelation that
[00:44:14] 70,000 police officers were mobilized, but they were only mobilized now.
[00:44:18] Cars and shops have been burning for several weeks now.
[00:44:22] It turns out they have a reserve that can be mobilized, that is ready to
[00:44:26] stop this. Why didn't they stop it before? That is, the authorities were
[00:44:29] ready for such a development of events. That is, I do not
[00:44:32] exclude that there are internal political agendas within France itself,
[00:44:36] which find it very profitable to maintain the intensity in this
[00:44:40] regime, where these protests are very beneficial for future elections in
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[00:48:51] So, right now, at the White House, a meeting is taking place
[00:48:55] between the First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump, and
[00:48:58] representatives of Russia and Ukraine. Our country is represented by
[00:49:01] the special representative of the President of Russia, Kirill Dmitriev, and the Commissioner for Human
[00:49:05] Rights, Yana Lantratova. From the Ukrainian side, this meeting is
[00:49:09] attended by Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets and Rada deputy,
[00:49:12] participant in peace negotiations, David Arakhamia. And
[00:49:15] some details have already emerged. Melania
[00:49:18] Trump delivered a speech. She stated that she hopes
[00:49:22] that the operation in Oleshky will bring a more large-scale peace,
[00:49:26] and Kirill Dmitriev stated that the truce
[00:49:29] in Oleshky shows what can be achieved if
[00:49:32] compassion, determination,
[00:49:35] and cooperation are agreed upon. And do you know what I noticed while these
[00:49:38] shots were being shown, when they were waiting for Melania Trump? Kirill Dmitriev, you can
[00:49:42] stop here, he is sitting next to David Arakhamia,
[00:49:46] on one side, usually, usually sides
[00:49:49] are seated in different parts, here they are sitting together.
[00:49:53] Well, it seems there's no conflict, at least,
[00:49:57] apparently, well, knowing how Arakhamia behaves, remember how he came to
[00:50:00] peace talks in a baseball cap, how provocatively. Now he's,
[00:50:04] firstly, dressed in a civilian suit, in civilian clothes, yes, he's in a shirt
[00:50:08] and tie, which is also not typical for David Arakhamia.
[00:50:12] They were seated on one side, and our Kirill Dmitriev was
[00:50:15] seated in the first place, and David Arakhamia was seated on the right
[00:50:18] opposite are sitting Americans, if we also try to
[00:50:23] find out who these representatives are, but we will follow
[00:50:26] how this is happening right now, statements are being made right now,
[00:50:29] Konstantin Vasilyevich, we don't know the details yet, we will report live as
[00:50:33] soon as details come in, what they are saying,
[00:50:36] what they are declaring, what to expect from this meeting
[00:50:39] today, whether it is important or not, these nuances that I am drawing attention to,
[00:50:43] is this important or does it mean nothing again? Well, Ruslan, judging by
[00:50:47] your question, by your introduction, you are a
[00:50:50] positive person, it is always clear that...
[00:51:06] some kind of model situation that will really
[00:51:09] show that it can be replicated further, almost to large-scale
[00:51:13] peace agreements, I will be glad if you
[00:51:15] prove to be right, but it seems to me that so far this is a very
[00:51:19] bold conclusion, yes, this was a very
[00:51:23] serious, cool, one might say, history of a truce in
[00:51:26] Oleshky, yes, we see both the role of the White
[00:51:30] House, and the fact that both Russia and Ukraine
[00:51:34] have shown that they can implement this without any
[00:51:37] blatant provocations from the Ukrainian side, but I repeat once again, to say that
[00:51:41] this story can now be immediately replicated, and we will
[00:51:43] оттиражирована, и мы на основании этого случая
[00:51:47] for a peace
[00:51:50] deal based on this case, it seems to me that unfortunately... there are no grounds, because
[00:51:54] fundamental issues are still
[00:51:57] unresolved, first of all, our security guarantees,
[00:52:00] territorial issues, that is, from this, from this story.
[00:53:05] will send a serious delegation to Abu
[00:53:07] Dhabi, and there we will really get some breakthrough, because, I repeat once again, the truce in Aleshky does not mean,
[00:53:11] unfortunately, that we
[00:53:15] have found mutual understanding, and there are still no
[00:53:18] answers from that side to the questions that Russia has been asking all these years,
[00:53:21] and we want to get them. Well, you rightly pointed
[00:53:25] out about the elections in the United States, and I
[00:53:28] emphasize that this meeting at the White House is indeed taking place during a rather
[00:53:32] tense day. period.
[00:54:05] in the ballots, he has already contacted the leaders of the
[00:54:08] Democrats and stated that he is ready for cooperation, but these
[00:54:12] elections also showed another quite interesting result:
[00:54:15] for the first time in the history of the United States, in the midterm elections,
[00:54:19] a gay man, LGBT (yes,
[00:54:21] a banned organization in Russia), a black woman,
[00:54:24] a Muslim, a woman from the indigenous American population, a Palestinian
[00:54:28] transgender woman, won. The leader of the Democratic Party,
[00:54:31] Chuck Schumer, immediately stated that they would begin a
[00:54:35] large-scale fight against Donald Trump. Well, it was not
[00:54:38] without scandals with the electoral system in the United States. In the state
[00:54:42] of New York, where the Republican candidate
[00:54:44] lost by a small margin, the scanners that counted the
[00:54:48] ballots strangely broke down, resulting in
[00:54:51] 250,000 ballots being
[00:54:54] counted manually. In Kansas, in one of the
[00:54:57] most important states, where the Democrats managed to achieve
[00:55:00] a minimal advantage in one precinct, according to media reports, not
[00:55:04] enough...
[00:56:35] agenda, they will not deviate from it. In the Red States, they will act
[00:56:38] even more decisively, thus, this will definitely lead to conflict
[00:56:42] within the Democratic Party and may create problems for it in
[00:56:45] 2028. It will be interesting to
[00:56:48] see what they do with the power they
[00:56:50] received.
[00:56:56] Washington is on the line, the correspondent of Kommersant Publishing House,
[00:56:59] Ekaterina Moor. Ekaterina, hello, what were the results of
[00:57:03] these elections, the very ones that were discussed for a very, very long time, prepared
[00:57:07] for a long time, the results are different - for each
[00:57:10] in their own way, what do Americans say in their kitchens based on the
[00:57:14] results? Hello, um,
[00:57:18] studio guests, hello, Ruslan, Olesya, what do
[00:57:21] they say? Well, first of all, it is worth noting that in your
[00:57:25] story, this story has already developed, but
[00:57:28] you did not touch upon a very important factor, which, in fact,
[00:57:32] JD Vance revealed in his
[00:57:35] post on social media X.
[00:57:38] He said that many Republicans, for the first time ever,
[00:57:42] including in Republican Texas, there were
[00:57:45] many such cases, these Republicans voted
[00:57:49] for Democrats for the first time, and they voted
[00:57:52] primarily not for Democrats, but against
[00:57:55] Donald Trump. Therefore, Donald Trump is now
[00:57:59] saying that it's not about him, but in fact, of course, it's about him, and
[00:58:02] he himself made this election
[00:58:06] cycle in his own name. And if we
[00:58:09] look at exit polls, how Americans left these
[00:58:12] elections and what they told sociologists, we will see
[00:58:16] that in 43% of cases, they went out precisely
[00:58:20] to express negative attitudes towards Donald
[00:58:23] Trump. And what was said, for example, at
[00:58:26] polling stations in Texas? Fox
[00:58:30] News, for example, interviewed a Republican conservative
[00:58:32] who voted for the Democratic Party
[00:58:35] for the first time. He negatively, firstly, reacted to
[00:58:38] the candidates that the Republicans nominated, that is,
[00:58:42] the Republicans were so relaxed in this state,
[00:58:45] that... you, but there too we see
[00:59:18] the mobilization of both the
[00:59:21] Republican electorate and the Democratic electorate, and
[00:59:24] there were serious queues, people stood to express
[00:59:28] their opinion, also negative attitudes,
[00:59:31] also saying that they became those very forgotten
[00:59:35] people, although Donald Trump promised to remember
[00:59:38] them. They talked about high prices at
[00:59:41] gas stations, they talked about high prices in
[00:59:44] grocery stores, of course they could not
[00:59:47] not react to this. And you know, such an interesting
[00:59:50] situation, in fact, Democrats cannot
[00:59:53] relax, because they also, in fact,
[00:59:56] lost to Donald Trump on the same track.
[01:00:00] Donald Trump went and criticized
[01:00:02] Bidenomics, and he said that he would change the situation for
[01:00:06] the better. And the forecasts did not materialize,
[01:00:10] he basically deceived his voters. If Democrats cannot
[01:00:13] change the situation and cannot
[01:00:16] turn the situation around in the American economy, they will concentrate
[01:00:20] on impeachments, they will annoy the American
[01:00:23] voters with these hearings,
[01:00:26] they will really show internal struggle, the pendulum in
[01:00:29] 2028 may swing back towards the
[01:00:33] Republican party, and we may
[01:00:36] see, for example, a red wave in California, that is, nothing
[01:00:40] is stable, the voter votes for many years
[01:00:44] now, I understand, they were elected until 2032, but...
[01:00:50] at least the Senate, partially yes, but still in the next elections
[01:00:53] other senators will go, that is, the Senate is not elected
[01:00:56] completely every 4 years, it is partially
[01:01:00] elected, so I think we will still
[01:01:04] see a red wave if Democrats cannot
[01:01:07] explain to the American voter
[01:01:10] that they actually did something to improve their
[01:01:13] lives. So you would say that this was a protest vote for the American? 43%
[01:01:22] according to exit polls voted against his
[01:01:25] policy. Thank you very much, Ekaterina Moor was with us live.
[01:01:29] Well, as expected, as Katya told us, Donald Trump
[01:01:33] has indeed been attacked in the United States, where a powerful
[01:01:36] political assault is being prepared against him. Now, Chuck Schumer, the
[01:01:40] Democratic leader, one of the initiators of Donald
[01:01:43] Trump's first impeachment, has spoken on behalf of the people. Schumer expressed dissatisfaction.
[01:02:30] The publication writes that after the victory, Democrats may strengthen
[01:02:34] support for Kyiv, as an antithesis to Donald Trump, and having gained control in
[01:02:37] Congress, they will now decide which issues to put to a
[01:02:41] vote. Perhaps they will even be able to overcome Trump's veto
[01:02:45] and approve new military aid to
[01:02:48] Ukraine.
[01:02:51] Having gained control of both houses of Congress, starting in January, Democrats will be able to
[01:02:55] decide themselves which issues will be put to a vote
[01:02:58] and when. This may allow them to approve new aid to Ukraine,
[01:03:02] which will likely receive the necessary two-thirds of the votes to overcome
[01:03:06] Trump's veto. According to Democratic aides, supporting Kyiv
[01:03:10] is a priority for them. Zelensky also
[01:03:13] got involved, how could he not? He continues to give endless
[01:03:17] interviews to the Western press, and in one of the interviews, he admitted that
[01:03:20] he is starting to pick up certain signals, not from space, no, but from
[01:03:24] Democrats.
[01:03:27] After the elections in the US, we are picking up a certain signal. The signals from the
[01:03:30] Democratic Party were like this: if they win, then, of course, domestic
[01:03:34] policy will be in first place, this is priority number one for Americans,
[01:03:38] this is understandable and completely natural, but we got the impression that it is important for them
[01:03:42] to keep the war in Europe, the war of Russia against
[01:03:45] Ukraine, in the spotlight. They advocate supporting Ukraine.
[01:03:48] Mikhail Vladimirovich, what signals are the Democrats sending to
[01:03:51] Zelensky? They are sending encouraging signals, "We'll give you everything now,
[01:03:55] everything will be there" and so on, but I must say, "Will they give it?" - that's the
[01:03:58] question, moreover. I'm even ready to
[01:04:00] answer it, well, you see, it will be
[01:04:04] very difficult to give, especially when there's nothing special to give, right? Well,
[01:04:08] now I'll explain. It's clear that the configuration
[01:04:12] has changed now, the balance of power has changed within the US, and accordingly, indeed
[01:04:15] Democrats are more pro-Ukrainian than Republicans, but one must not
[01:04:19] forget that in the Republican party there is a significant wing of
[01:04:22] neoconservatives and that among the American political elite an anti-Russian consensus
[01:04:26] exists, therefore when we say, "Perhaps it will be better now, it will be worse." whatever,
[01:04:44] but
[01:04:49] the President of the United States has levers with which he can
[01:04:52] counteract the pressure from Congress, they are effective. Firstly,
[01:04:55] Congress cannot conduct foreign policy for the US President, it cannot. Congress
[01:04:59] cannot recall troops, say, from the Middle East. Congress cannot simply
[01:05:02] vote against, it can stop funding the operation. It
[01:05:06] can, it can stop... well, now we won't talk about the Middle East, yes, yes, it can
[01:05:09] stop funding, that's true. Next, another very important point. The thing
[01:05:13] is, Congress can pass any law and give anything,
[01:05:16] but it is the executive branch that is responsible for enforcing this law,
[01:05:20] and the president has the
[01:05:23] ability to enforce this law quickly, or
[01:05:26] perhaps slowly, or perhaps very slowly, or can veto?
[01:05:30] Veto. Yes, by the way, this hope that they will have two-thirds, well,
[01:05:34] maybe in Congress, in the lower house, they will have two-thirds, but in the Senate,
[01:05:38] two-thirds in the Senate will be difficult to get, it's difficult, it's 67
[01:05:42] to 67 needed, I don't know, here I'm not sure that
[01:05:45] it will be that easy. Furthermore, another point, I said at the beginning,
[01:05:49] you can't give what you don't have. The most important thing
[01:05:53] is what needs to be given, weapons need to be given, right?
[01:05:55] Missiles, Patriots need to be given, yes, but where can the
[01:05:59] US get them, right? The exact number of Patriots is indeed classified
[01:06:03] information, but according to experts, the Americans have
[01:06:06] somewhere between 750 and 830 left. Roughly speaking, this is 33 to
[01:06:10] 35% of the US reserves, the US arsenal
[01:06:13] before the war with Iran. That is, they have used
[01:06:16] almost two-thirds of their arsenal. To replenish them,
[01:06:20] the production cycle of one, the production cycle of one
[01:06:23] missile, this is it, right, which is the PAC-3, which shoots down ballistic
[01:06:26] missiles, 42 months. They produce 500.
[01:07:42] said that Americans do not know what Trump is
[01:07:45] fighting for in the Middle East, but we know what
[01:07:49] Trump is fighting for: energy interests, for oil.
[01:07:53] In this regard, I think that Trump will try
[01:07:56] now to compensate for the defeat on the
[01:08:00] domestic front with success in foreign
[01:08:03] policy, and Iran is a quite logical
[01:08:06] target for this, because it is clear that Trump
[01:08:08] is trying, as it is called, in a war of attrition,
[01:08:12] to outplay Iran, hoping that now Iran
[01:08:16] will begin to lose oil revenues. Why? Because
[01:08:19] Iran was preparing for this conflict, and part of the oil was loaded into tankers even
[01:08:23] before the war, and Iran sold oil from these tankers for several months.
[01:08:27] Now, these opportunities are becoming
[01:08:31] smaller, and Trump still expects that
[01:08:34] he will succeed in provoking, provoking
[01:08:37] unrest inside Iran, and in this regard, new strikes
[01:08:40] on Iran, they are completely.
[01:09:12] because here the influence of parliament is much less, I agree, but here the
[01:09:16] question is, will they let him show himself
[01:09:19] in this foreign policy, by unleashing such a massive
[01:09:23] war against him inside America that he will simply
[01:09:26] have nothing left but to defend himself. How this war
[01:09:30] against Donald Trump can affect the peaceful
[01:09:33] settlement of the Ukrainian issue, this will have the most direct impact,
[01:09:37] because what we see today is real political swings in
[01:09:41] action, because I remember exactly...
[01:11:12] new military capabilities, including, well, with American
[01:11:16] money, and a number of capabilities have already been introduced,
[01:11:19] accordingly, the production of the same Patriot missiles, it's not for nothing that the Americans
[01:11:23] said that the license for their production would be transferred to Europe, but
[01:11:26] it has not been transferred yet, it has not been transferred, no, but no one says that it won't be
[01:11:30] transferred tomorrow, again, within the framework of Trump's foreign policy,
[01:11:34] and it seems a bit naive to say that he didn't
[01:11:37] expect
[01:11:39] to lose, yes, of course, he foresaw everything.
[01:12:42] As our President said, all further negotiations, all further conditions
[01:12:46] will only be on our terms.
[01:12:49] Short commercial break, and
[01:12:50] we'll be back.
[01:12:54] In the city of Flensburg, located in northern Germany,
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[01:18:07] Kirill Dmitriev's personal message for
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