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[00:00:00] for birds, we made feeders, hung them up,
[00:00:03] birdhouses, and we will not stop there. Our
[00:00:06] task today is to provide a comfortable
[00:00:09] space for communication, interaction,
[00:00:13] and relaxation, and above all, the desire of every
[00:00:17] resident to personally participate in the improvement of our
[00:00:21] small homeland, our city, which
[00:00:24] will become more beautiful only through joint efforts,
[00:00:28] and we sincerely thank everyone... those who are with us
[00:00:31] in solving this problem, so that
[00:00:35] a comfortable environment fills each
[00:00:38] of us. The picturesque urban landscape in the very center of Gomel should become
[00:00:41] a point of attraction not only for residents, but also for guests of the regional
[00:00:45] center. Here they will be able to relax from the daily hustle and bustle, feel
[00:00:48] harmony with nature, enjoy the unique beauty of walking
[00:00:52] tours.
[00:01:03] International cargo transportation, route rebuilt.
[00:01:06] The carrier relies on cooperation with foreign
[00:01:09] companies. Yes, ties with European partners have come to
[00:01:13] nothing, but a way out has been found, and this is again a reorientation to
[00:01:16] the East. Currently, Belarusian carriers have the opportunity to carry out
[00:01:20] international transportation across the territory of 15 states.
[00:01:24] For whom was the recycling fee canceled? The ability to
[00:01:27] import equipment without a recycling fee is a reality.
[00:02:00] How problematic issues in various spheres are being resolved
[00:02:03] is under the President's control. Watch on TV channel
[00:02:07] Belarus
[00:02:08] 24.
[00:02:11] We are always happy to visit
[00:02:13] Belarus, we have many
[00:02:16] friends
[00:02:18] who still remain from the USSR, we come here as if
[00:02:22] to our own home, to our relatives and friends, this has been preserved to
[00:02:25] this day and will be preserved, I am sure of it. All
[00:02:29] products that are bought or brought from Belarus
[00:02:32] to Uzbekistan are truly high quality, now Belarusian
[00:02:35] products are popular in Uzbekistan, these are agricultural products,
[00:02:39] livestock products, the furniture industry is developing very well now,
[00:02:42] textiles too, chemicals, many Belarusian agricultural
[00:02:46] machines are working in our fields, all these goods of Belarusian
[00:02:50] production are very, very valued in
[00:02:53] Uzbekistan.
[00:03:00] We welcome all our viewers and of course, the experts in the studio, and
[00:03:04] well, I am absolutely delighted that today, with us again, is one of the most
[00:03:08] well-known Latvian politicians, Alexey Roslikov, Alexey Viktorovich, it's truly
[00:03:12] a pleasure to see you here, hello, we follow your social
[00:03:15] networks, we see how you discover
[00:03:18] Belarus for yourself, and as it seemed to me at some point, you are even more opening up Belarus for
[00:03:22] your compatriots, did I grasp the tone correctly? Well, I've already told you about this many times,
[00:03:26] that the European agenda is about...
[00:04:00] any other, well, and on October 3rd we have elections to the Latvian parliament, in case
[00:04:04] of victory, and I am absolutely sure of it, European immunity is due to me, and what you
[00:04:07] find here does not prevent you from accepting it, absolutely not, absolutely not, mhm, well,
[00:04:11] we will definitely try to figure out today what is happening in Latvia, because it is our
[00:04:15] neighbor, because recently we have seen the strangest movements,
[00:04:18] statements that cannot, to put it mildly, but
[00:04:21] disturb us, and we would not want to just hypothetically
[00:04:24] reflect on this, thanks to the fact that you are here with us today, I hope
[00:04:28] we will be able to figure this out.
[00:05:12] not always able to count on our help, because where
[00:05:16] the Moskal is beaten, there Poland provides help, even
[00:05:20] if it does not directly participate in this
[00:05:23] war.
[00:05:27] This is where the strategic interest of
[00:05:29] Poland lies, but the strategic interest of Poland is
[00:05:33] also that Bandera flags do not spread in Warsaw and
[00:05:37] throughout Poland.
[00:05:37] Bandera flags.
[00:06:12] the Russian people, but this of course, to put it
[00:06:15] mildly, does not correspond to either political status,
[00:06:18] or moral and ethical principles, but it is
[00:06:21] strange. Poland, with all due respect, we can say whatever we want,
[00:06:25] it is a large state, it is our neighbor, but it is not just
[00:06:29] some marginal quasi-state formation, yes, nevertheless
[00:06:32] the leader of this country uses such words as "Moskali councils",
[00:06:35] do you remember how Navrodsky
[00:06:39] went and went through the past election campaign?
[00:06:43] some scandalous things about him, he is fond of
[00:06:47] using various
[00:06:49] stimulating substances, let's call them that, but at the same time, this was
[00:06:53] probably the answer that hung in the air, this exchange of barbs with
[00:06:57] Kyiv, and apparently Navrodsky chose exactly this
[00:07:00] platform, this symbolic date, the anniversary
[00:07:04] of his election, in order to outline positions and prepare
[00:07:07] the thesis about the hostility of the
[00:07:11] UPA flags, for some reason such an argument was used, in my opinion,
[00:07:14] this probably reflects the current state of the Polish
[00:07:18] political elites, and of course, the representative of
[00:07:21] the foreign policy department,
[00:07:24] press secretary Maria Zakharova very vividly pointed out that this
[00:07:27] outburst, this so-called "Polish shame" or syndrome,
[00:07:31] for which the political elites of Poland still cannot
[00:07:35] accept the fact that it is precisely thanks to the Soviet Union that Poland today owes
[00:07:38] the preservation of its territory and...
[00:07:42] its, so to speak, salvation from fascists. Indeed, Sergey Aleksandrovich,
[00:07:46] we saw that warm meeting the other day, at which
[00:07:49] you were present, the leader of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Gennady Zyuganov, Alexander Lukashenko,
[00:07:53] I am absolutely sure that besides Belarusian-Russian
[00:07:55] relations, the entire spectrum of key
[00:07:59] points of tension in the world was discussed, surely
[00:08:02] our border situation, one way or another,
[00:08:05] even indirectly, was touched upon, but I would like to talk about the context that
[00:08:09] Navrodsky sets with his speech. Look, the country...
[00:08:12] of the Soviets is long gone, but
[00:08:15] politicians in Poland still use it in their theses and speeches,
[00:08:19] they do it emotionally and it is clear that the country
[00:08:22] of the Soviets still hasn't let them go. Dmitry Alexandrovich, let's
[00:08:25] just think about the figure: 6,000 Soviet soldiers and
[00:08:29] officers gave their lives for the liberation of Poland from
[00:08:32] fascists. So, here
[00:08:36] the situation is extremely simple:
[00:08:39] Navrotsky and his bourgeois government are fulfilling
[00:08:42] a political order from overseas, from
[00:08:45] Washington. The goal is one, and that is, of course,
[00:08:48] the strategic weakening of the Union State of Belarus, Russia, China, and
[00:08:52] in general, the prevention of that very multipolar
[00:08:55] world, and here all
[00:08:58] necessary arguments are used. The question
[00:09:01] is, look, the situation is quite interesting, which
[00:09:05] confirms, in essence, the hypothesis that
[00:09:08] fascism and nationalism are the vanguard of imperialism, right?
[00:09:12] Navrotsky, on the one hand, says
[00:09:16] that we
[00:09:17] support,
[00:09:20] yes, are categorically against Bandera flags
[00:09:23] being displayed in
[00:09:27] Warsaw, but at the same time, parallel, as it were,
[00:09:31] from the other side, he supports the nationalistic
[00:09:34] Kyiv regime and completely turns a blind eye
[00:09:37] to the Nazi, in essence, fascist genocide
[00:09:40] of the Russian people in Donbas.
[00:09:43] This is the politics of bifurcation, of such double standards,
[00:09:46] towards us, of course, it is a spit in the face of historical memory,
[00:09:50] because we remember the price that the Soviet people paid,
[00:09:53] laying down their lives for the victory, including liberating
[00:09:56] Poland.
[00:10:00] Well, at one time, some time ago, we were very
[00:10:04] happy when the Polish elites, the Polish government,
[00:10:07] suddenly saw Nazis in
[00:10:10] Ukraine, that is, they were there for at least
[00:10:13] the last 20 years, or even 30, or
[00:10:16] even,
[00:10:18] maybe we were surprised, yes, and, well, even thoughts appeared
[00:10:22] that maybe the Polish leadership embarked on the path to...
[00:10:46] "we must help Germany if Russia wins,
[00:10:49] and we must help Russia if
[00:10:52] Germany wins."
[00:10:55] therefore, it seems to me
[00:10:59] that the Polish leadership, of absolutely all
[00:11:02] factions, parties there, they have taken their
[00:11:06] position, this position is anti-Russian and
[00:11:09] anti-Belarusian, and, probably, in the near future
[00:11:13] nothing will help to
[00:11:15] change it, it's very bad that
[00:11:19] now such a position of the Polish leadership has become more
[00:11:22] assertive, because look, how far they
[00:11:26] have gone in inciting national
[00:11:29] enmity, for example, towards Ukrainians, only in the first
[00:11:32] half of the year more than 180 crimes on
[00:11:35] national grounds have been registered, for reference, not a single one in
[00:11:39] Belarus during the same period, that is, every day we
[00:11:43] see footage of Poles beating Ukrainians, sometimes ours get
[00:11:46] hit, and Belarusians, Russians for
[00:11:49] speaking Russian or having a Russian
[00:11:53] appearance, that is, in fact...
[00:13:25] if in the process of this path you can solve some of your geopolitical issues,
[00:13:28] conquer some new status in the new world, especially
[00:13:32] understanding that, I repeat, in our geography, the Republic
[00:13:36] of Belarus and Russia will be two new centers of power that will determine the vector
[00:13:40] of movement, therefore, of course, today Poles are doing everything to ensure that as little
[00:13:43] as possible remains of Ukraine, so that this territory can be taken over,
[00:13:47] they themselves today, let's say, are forming as a
[00:13:50] fairly strong part of a new negotiating table, where everyone
[00:13:54] will have to sit together.
[00:14:03] Latvia, why does it behave this way?
[00:14:04] Poles
[00:14:08] can still be understood there, three partitions of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, imperial ambitions and
[00:14:12] so on, but sometimes if you listen to the rhetoric from Riga, it
[00:14:15] is much more radical, not to mention plans to build
[00:14:19] joint factories for drone production and many
[00:14:23] other statements, here is the root.
[00:14:25] you need to look for, and understand one simple thing, if we are talking about Poland, then this is, well,
[00:14:28] as autonomous as possible a country, yes, that is, which in principle
[00:14:31] makes 90% of decisions itself, Latvia, Lithuania,
[00:14:34] Estonia, today are not only under the influence, but also under the influence of different forces, yes,
[00:14:38] that is, today we are talking about Germany, we are talking about Britain, we are talking about Europe, in this
[00:14:42] whole situation, they were convinced that with such
[00:14:45] great support, when almost all centers of power,
[00:14:49] so to speak, global, are controlling you, you will be
[00:14:53] fine, we will protect you. we will look after you if necessary, well, we will
[00:14:57] evacuate, what difference does it make where you live, will you live in Latvia or in Spain? I am talking
[00:15:00] now about, let's say, our political elites, therefore, at the moment
[00:15:04] this conviction that you will be a good Kamikaze, and
[00:15:07] if something happens, we will save you, while we see that the population is interested in all
[00:15:11] its neighbors, that is, I see that, for example, regarding the visa-free regime, there was recently
[00:15:15] statistics on entry into Belarus, it is Lithuania and Latvia,
[00:15:18] citizens of these countries most often come to us,
[00:15:22] it turns out, when, well, the authorities.
[00:15:38] to the Republic of Belarus supports what it does. If today, as you saw,
[00:15:41] one of our Lithuanian colleagues told stories about the possibility of re-registering
[00:15:45] real estate for one basic unit in the Republic of Belarus, what about the question of subsequent legalization,
[00:15:48] the interest is enormous, enormous. The common people today in
[00:15:51] the Baltics love, respect, and dream of a common future, while
[00:15:55] the comprador government of Latvia is doing everything to establish that
[00:15:59] very iron curtain, so as to cut off the
[00:16:02] population in a living plight, thanks to
[00:16:06] the visa-free regime, to see the model of a socially-oriented Belarusian
[00:16:10] state, which is now demonstrating
[00:16:12] successes in all directions. Well, once again, my colleagues and
[00:16:16] friends from Riga come to me here in Minsk, and to put it mildly, they are shocked,
[00:16:19] this is again, not sycophancy, they are shocked by the level, they are shocked
[00:16:23] by the quality, they are shocked by the cleanliness, they are shocked by the safety,
[00:16:27] yesterday our children went out for a walk, 10:30, all parents are already worried, I say,
[00:16:30] calm down, a child will never be hurt in Minsk, yes, that is, he will definitely come
[00:16:34] home. Taking advantage of the opportunity, I cannot but clarify, because it's one thing when we
[00:16:38] reflect on this, looking from the outside, it's another thing, you have the opportunity to
[00:16:41] tell us how to correctly perceive this. A former member of
[00:16:45] the Latvian SS Legion, Laimanis, was
[00:16:48] buried with honors in Latvia at Lestene Cemetery, the funeral
[00:16:52] was accompanied by a salute, well, we already understood everything about the elites,
[00:16:55] about the authorities, how do ordinary people perceive such an event,
[00:16:59] how do they perceive it? Let's go back historically to 1941, there was no Latvia, there was
[00:17:03] Ostland, yes, that is, these people took an oath not to Latvia, so accordingly,
[00:17:06] let's not tell stories.
[00:18:07] develop, the feeling that they are somehow setting themselves a marker, I don't know, drawing
[00:18:11] some kind of sign, pay attention that we adhere to such
[00:18:14] views, and this looks in fact suicidal,
[00:18:18] you know, what is still very difficult today, in Europe today such a
[00:18:22] creed, yes, absolutely Nazi, fascist, it is well
[00:18:25] paid, we discussed with colleagues before the broadcast, today
[00:18:29] this political affiliation is built on a very powerful
[00:18:32] financial base, and you must understand this, yes, because even
[00:18:36] a certain part of politicians. who actively participate in this, somewhere deep down, they are not
[00:18:40] idiots, they understand that such a story does not exist, yes, that
[00:18:43] the Republic of Belarus is a friendly, neighboring state with which it is necessary to work and develop
[00:18:47] relations, but it is so well financed that
[00:18:50] today the banknote has replaced true religion, that's it, well, let's close this
[00:18:54] topic, with the border, what was it, we first closed it, then we have October
[00:18:58] ahead, who was he playing for with this policy then, if the population, as we
[00:19:01] understood, does not have such a response, he doesn't care about the whole part
[00:19:05] of the population, he is interested in 7-8% who are... well, excuse the word, turbocharged
[00:19:08] and charged, yes, and for them any outburst towards the Republic of Belarus is good,
[00:19:12] because in the neutral zone, for a day, our Latvians with our
[00:19:16] Latvian passports were closed, among whom were one-year-old children, old people, no
[00:19:20] water, no food, in this situation your border detachment was ready
[00:19:23] to deliver this food and water to the neutral zone, but not our Latvians, that is, you understand that
[00:19:27] today ordinary people do not interest them at all, because they understand that in the neutral zone, obviously
[00:19:30] his voters were not standing there, therefore it actually sounds terrible,
[00:19:34] not that you were so naive here, but there is.
[00:19:48] individual soldiers cannot arrange some temporary truces between themselves, judging by what they say there, here their own people, border guards cannot feed
[00:19:51] or water them, in this situation Belarus is coming forward and is not
[00:19:55] ready to take care of its own people, yes, that is, if there is anything to add,
[00:19:59] I completely agree with Alexey, firstly, look, the population immediately
[00:20:02] reacted, within a day a petition was
[00:20:05] prepared, about the resignation of this very
[00:20:09] young Minister of Internal Affairs, only 38 years old,
[00:20:12] obviously, if no decisions followed, this was certainly
[00:20:15] a planned probing of the electorate, absolutely
[00:20:18] correct, the reaction of the population, the reaction is unequivocally
[00:20:21] negative, I agree with Alexey that most
[00:20:25] Latvians and Lithuanians who come to us feel
[00:20:28] absolutely warm attitudes, but the political elite is so
[00:20:31] biased that in pursuit of these
[00:20:34] illusory 7-8%, it's not just. responsibility
[00:22:20] and courage to help these people, who at that moment will be absolutely leaderless.
[00:22:24] In this regard, Belarus has repeatedly demonstrated its
[00:22:27] humanity and assistance to our closest neighbors, based on the principles
[00:22:31] of general humanity and good-neighborliness. And the situation with Ukraine, yes, this
[00:22:35] year, as it would seem, a conflict, the southern
[00:22:38] border is closed, but borders are opened for picking berries and
[00:22:41] mushrooms, even the elementary unhindered passage of
[00:22:44] Belarus and neighboring Ukraine by ordinary
[00:22:48] people, mhm.
[00:23:50] The only formal outcome of the signing of a memorandum of
[00:23:53] understanding in the field of agriculture. President
[00:23:56] Vucic stated that Belgrade would provide Kyiv with aid in the form of medicines, equipment
[00:24:00] for the energy sector, Zelensky specified the amount: 2
[00:24:03] million euros. Military cooperation was not discussed.
[00:24:07] I remind you, Serbia remains one of the few European countries that have not
[00:24:10] supported sanctions against Russia. Vucic emphasizes that
[00:24:14] Belgrade's position was formed several years ago and will not
[00:24:17] change. Experts believe that this visit.
[00:25:20] only during the period of the SVO,
[00:25:23] Belgrade supplied Ukrainian Nazis
[00:25:27] with goods worth more than 800 million euros
[00:25:31] for military purposes, as a rule, these were cartridges,
[00:25:35] shells, 122mm
[00:25:38] for Soviet weapons,
[00:25:41] moreover, that is, if
[00:25:44] one believes the statements of the Foreign Intelligence
[00:25:46] Service, the Serbian leadership,
[00:25:50] official persons know very
[00:25:53] well that by selling not directly to Ukraine, but to intermediaries, as a rule,
[00:25:57] through the Czech Republic, where these shells will go,
[00:26:01] therefore, I personally.
[00:26:32] sadness from the actions, therefore,
[00:26:35] of the Serbian leadership, because behind this friendly, allegedly towards
[00:26:39] us, rhetoric, certain
[00:26:42] dealers are engaged in financing and
[00:26:45] providing for Ukrainian
[00:26:48] Nazis, also to elaborate a bit on the topic,
[00:26:52] Vucic in this situation is trying quite skillfully to maneuver between
[00:26:55] two centers of power, Brussels and
[00:26:58] Moscow, yes, on the one hand, allegedly showing some...
[00:29:02] a new European Union, it is very important
[00:29:06] to show one's adherence to the Ukrainian track, why? because if you believe that we
[00:29:10] have absolutely honest elections, then you are very mistaken. Those
[00:29:13] political forces that express unconditional support for Zelensky today
[00:29:17] can count on correct, good, and most importantly,
[00:29:20] reliable correction of these results. The last European elections in Latvia
[00:29:24] showed this. Ursula von der Leyen came, spoke with the right parties,
[00:29:27] and, conditionally, the next day we just see a phantasmagorical, historical victory,
[00:29:31] yes, which was simply drawn from nowhere and no one can still understand how these
[00:29:34] results appeared, therefore, in this situation, flirting,
[00:29:38] support guarantees passage to power, this is
[00:29:41] what is important, yes, then how to deal with all this, we will see, but
[00:29:45] today this is the key to the correct result in the elections, not turnout,
[00:29:49] in general, nevertheless, you experts paid attention
[00:29:53] to this, most ordinary people,
[00:29:56] observers, they probably would not have noticed this meeting in
[00:29:58] Belgrade, if they had not been helped by...
[00:30:32] from the Russians, what is this? The journalist of the Frankfurter
[00:30:35] Allgemeine Zeitung, obviously, he simply asked a question, not demanding an
[00:30:39] answer to it, and that answer was not needed. The very wording of
[00:30:42] the question, absolutely correctly, Dmitry Alexandrovich, attracted the attention that
[00:30:46] was expected from this meeting, well, and of course, the degree
[00:30:50] - nationalistic, which sounded
[00:30:53] in the rhetoric of the question, he tried to correct it, referring to
[00:30:56] Russian soldiers, but still initially he said what
[00:30:59] was in his blood, because the grandfather of
[00:31:02] this journalist, he is a famous Nazi,
[00:31:06] a henchman of the fascists, who, among others, met with
[00:31:10] Hitler himself, well, what is there to say, it's in his blood, he transmits it and...
[00:31:13] транслирует и...
[00:31:45] China, these are many countries that share
[00:31:47] the principles of the unity of law, but in this regard,
[00:31:50] of course, I agree with colleagues, Zelensky
[00:31:54] showed the possibility of playing with those allies and
[00:31:57] the Russian Federation, with those countries that
[00:32:00] support, still try to maintain constructive relationships,
[00:32:04] but Vucic obviously drew conclusions after
[00:32:07] the electoral campaign in Hungary, many journalists
[00:32:11] noted that Orban was also present.
[00:32:15] more among bloggers and in convergent media,
[00:32:19] by the way, the agenda was heated up by an ordinary
[00:32:22] walk of the same Orban, but Orban
[00:32:25] bet on a different vector and Alexey is right, today in
[00:32:28] the European Union there are no standard, classical,
[00:32:31] transparent elections, our Central Election Commission is not
[00:32:35] invited, we cannot say that the elected leaders
[00:32:39] and heads and deputies, parliamentarians today really passed
[00:32:43] such an objective.
[00:32:45] Colleague, our Central Election Commission - these are high-ranking people,
[00:32:49] are expelled from their workplaces during elections by special services, and in the
[00:32:53] morning they present the results. What does this mean? That he is not playing for himself,
[00:32:57] not for the public, not for his own people, even if it
[00:33:01] sounds incorrect, nevertheless not for the electorate, he is playing precisely
[00:33:05] for the political decision being made, he
[00:33:08] gets the green light, let's say, for stolen elections, well, let's be
[00:33:12] frank, this is a fact, I want such a figure, what? you can do this, this,
[00:33:16] take it, that's it, let's go back to the German journalist, I will
[00:33:19] expand a little on the thought that Alexander Sergeevich just expressed, because this
[00:33:23] story indeed has a continuation, well, first of all, it is important to note that in
[00:33:26] Germany itself a petition was created demanding the dismissal of
[00:33:29] the journalist for his words about Russians, the initiators of the petition believe that
[00:33:33] he crossed the line. The publication apologized for its correspondent's
[00:33:36] question, but the reporter did not disavow his
[00:33:40] words, he stated that he did not consider his question scandalous, as in
[00:33:44] Europe indeed... it is necessary to help Ukraine, to kill more
[00:33:47] Russian soldiers, and added, beyond the Barbie world,
[00:33:51] this is how wars are fought. Perhaps
[00:33:53] the reasons should be sought in genes. Martens himself previously stated that
[00:33:57] his grandfather was a member of the NSDAP and the SA,
[00:34:00] served as an officer in the headquarters of the Wehrmacht
[00:34:03] High Command, several times dined with Hitler, at the end
[00:34:07] of the war worked as a military judge, pronouncing death sentences on
[00:34:10] deserters. What struck me in this
[00:34:13] story, excuse me for repeating myself,
[00:34:16] was Vucic's reaction. Can
[00:34:19] you imagine, well, you couldn't expect anything
[00:34:23] else from this hereditary Nazi,
[00:34:26] but can you imagine if our president,
[00:34:29] for example, was asked such a question: "What should we do to kill more
[00:34:33] Russians?" Is Vucic such an inexperienced
[00:34:36] politician that he couldn't react and say, "You know, you're asking
[00:34:39] an at least incorrect question?" No, he
[00:34:43] kept silent, pressing his lips.
[00:34:45] He didn't stay silent, Vucic did have an answer, but I agree that
[00:34:48] there was no attempt to put him in his place, so
[00:34:52] as not to disorient, including those
[00:34:55] who are watching us, we must clearly
[00:34:58] and fundamentally evaluate all those,
[00:35:01] even those who dress in the toga of friends of Russia or
[00:35:05] Belarus, all this company, my favorite,
[00:35:08] yes, Orban, Fico, Vucic, this, well,
[00:35:12] their actions, from my point of view, they are even worse
[00:35:15] than the actions of outright politicians, because they speak
[00:35:18] seemingly to the public or when they are with us during
[00:35:22] visits, good words, but they do everything
[00:35:25] opposite, they vote for anti-Belarusian sanctions,
[00:35:28] they supply the Nazi regime through
[00:35:30] intermediaries, allegedly not knowing where this weapon for
[00:35:34] hundreds of millions of euros is going, and
[00:35:37] so we can also try on Vucic's jacket
[00:35:41] and say, listen, we are stuck here.
[00:35:44] what will happen to ordinary people, not only the
[00:36:48] journalistic or expert
[00:36:51] community, yes we clearly
[00:36:54] understand in this regard -
[00:36:58] the results of the Second World War, we understand that here
[00:37:01] this question directly negates the results
[00:37:05] of the Nuremberg process, yes,
[00:37:08] trampling historical memory, today, on the one
[00:37:11] hand, having lost absolutely all
[00:37:14] wars with the East, yes we understand, you are absolutely right, Dmitry Alexandrovich, in this regard, said
[00:37:18] that revanchism is in the genes of Europeans, because they
[00:37:22] have been constantly retreating for centuries, starting from the 13th
[00:37:25] century with the battle on Lake Ladoga.
[00:37:35] There are people, in any country, I'm sure, Poland, Lithuania, Germany, France, the vast
[00:37:38] majority of the people, they don't want to fight, they want
[00:37:41] to work, raise children, travel the world, see
[00:37:45] their future, well, they don't want to fight, that's how a normal
[00:37:49] person is structured, but history will show that nothing depends on him, if
[00:37:52] there is a war, then everyone fights and everyone suffers,
[00:37:56] why can't we... why is there this division, that Europe and
[00:37:59] Russia cannot coexist in parallel, that at present Himmler's
[00:38:03] Ost Plan is still in an active phase,
[00:38:07] it is an instrument of European diplomacy
[00:38:10] today, therefore the genocide of Slavs in this regard
[00:38:14] and the continuation of this policy, well, the question of this non-Russian
[00:38:18] journalist, it was absolutely not accidental, you know, I will
[00:38:21] just illustrate here, so that maybe to close this topic, I will
[00:38:25] quote a French historian, who
[00:38:28] back in 1866
[00:38:31] wrote something that sounds relevant today for the current generation of European
[00:38:34] elites. So, the struggle between Russia and Europe
[00:38:38] is inevitable. The Russian people can only be changed through their
[00:38:41] defeat in war, and if Russia is not defeated,
[00:38:45] Europe will perish. In his book Russia and Europe, Martin
[00:38:48] asserted that the liberation campaign to the east should be entrusted to
[00:38:51] the Poles, and the rest of Europe should universally help them. And
[00:38:55] this feeling that what we... are discussing, that these words from
[00:38:59] 1866, it's like a fresh article somewhere in
[00:39:02] Le Monde, I don't know, in The Times, in
[00:39:06] Bild, and you can't understand why they
[00:39:09] want to fight necessarily, why they don't see
[00:39:13] points where they can grow, here, Alexey Vitrovich, well, let's do this, I,
[00:39:17] being at home, clearly see and understand,
[00:39:20] a Russian person with Russian DNA is absolutely
[00:39:23] a Slav, he doesn't bend, he has his own point of view, his own position, we, you know.
[00:39:27] how we are for gays today, our, let's say, this organization
[00:39:31] is always filled with non-Russians, yes, because they understand that we have a different life,
[00:39:35] we have a different history, Europe today it was important
[00:39:38] to create a nation and eliminate a nation that would
[00:39:41] threaten this common camp,
[00:39:45] in which everyone does what they are told, but with Russians it doesn't
[00:39:48] work out, excuse the word, they don't want to do that, so what needs to be done, they need to be
[00:39:52] destroyed, that's it, yes the only way, well, again, your
[00:39:55] rich resources, your land, your subsoil, yes, that is, well, that's also a very good bonus,
[00:39:59] it's an addition to all this, you understand, imagine, if Europe comes again to the whole
[00:40:03] planet, we will have zoos with people, yes, which were only recently
[00:40:06] closed, yes, conditionally there, it will be a beautiful world, therefore
[00:40:09] today, living 40 years in my beloved wonderful country, I see that
[00:40:13] Europe, everything it tried to do, was to break me, to make me a different
[00:40:17] person with different views, that's your whole threat, that's it, just
[00:40:21] a birth, we'll continue in a couple
[00:40:22] of minutes.
[00:41:40] there is something more, of course, a full-scale conflict. Alexey
[00:41:43] told us today, from the Latvian side, what kind
[00:41:46] of preparation is being carried out by NATO countries. We have objective
[00:41:50] control systems that continuously monitor and see
[00:41:54] the buildup of these forces and means. And, of course,
[00:41:56] any absolutely compromising circumstance,
[00:42:00] a sabotage and reconnaissance group,
[00:42:03] but what about Serbia, look, after all,
[00:42:06] the reaction of citizens outraged the Serbian
[00:42:10] people, and not only in Serbia itself, in principle, the country
[00:42:14] that Russia and Belarus
[00:42:17] historically supported, should probably
[00:42:19] have now refrained from such visits
[00:42:23] and meetings, well, and of course, such
[00:42:26] events do not extinguish the flame, they only
[00:42:29] heat up the internal degree within the European Union, and what
[00:42:33] do you think, who does it ultimately depend on, will the
[00:42:36] Ukrainian conflict grow into something bigger, using the expression...
[00:43:10] the European society is heating up, it is being pushed into this conflict,
[00:43:14] this system of checks and balances may, of course, not withstand it for a certain
[00:43:17] period, well, what do you think, if Trump's envoys come
[00:43:21] to Kyiv, will they still reach Moscow, what
[00:43:24] will they try to convince Putin of there, what will they try to persuade
[00:43:28] Zelensky of, peace, they will be radically important,
[00:43:32] that Americans, at least externally, are trying
[00:43:36] to find a stable communication channel,
[00:43:39] discussions are underway. What did Vučić say? Someone, with
[00:43:42] someone, somehow, no specifics. Well, after all, the leader
[00:43:45] of the country, commenting, should probably rely on
[00:43:48] something. Here, the Americans, obviously, along
[00:43:51] with the attempt, Trump is still talking about it,
[00:43:55] the same spirit of Anchorage, which in fact has already
[00:43:58] dissolved over this year, at least
[00:44:01] showed that without European countries it is also difficult
[00:44:05] to take any effective measures, but the decisive word,
[00:44:08] of course, will be with Russia. The conditions that the Europeans
[00:44:12] will be willing to accept, not Zelensky,
[00:44:14] not the Ukrainian Bandera elite, we are not
[00:44:18] talking about the Ukrainian people, namely those
[00:44:21] proposals that will be issued by the negotiating group, supported by
[00:44:24] the European coalition community, and
[00:44:28] to which Moscow will then give its answer, but Moscow
[00:44:31] will, of course, fulfill all the goals and tasks that were set
[00:44:34] before, I think the biggest problem in this current
[00:44:38] situation, I can judge...
[00:44:40] the Republic of Belarus, namely positively, and the Russian Federation, for diplomacy, for
[00:44:44] a constant attempt to keep their word. In this story,
[00:44:47] Americans absolutely don't care who wins or loses. Well, if Ukraine goes, well,
[00:44:51] good, the European pasture will still remain under their control, why? Because they
[00:44:55] will come to you, and you will say: "Okay, guys, this is your historical territory, you work there yourselves."
[00:44:58] Did they lose from this? No, the idea appeared that something might
[00:45:02] happen to you, if it suddenly happens, then the pasture will expand, that is, in
[00:45:06] this situation, Americans, being across the big pond, risk absolutely nothing.
[00:45:10] In this situation, to turn the situation around, I have already said many times, only a change
[00:45:14] in your policy to a more, well, persistent, I would
[00:45:17] even say at some point brazen one, that's when there will be a result, and
[00:45:21] as long as they understand that you are gentlemen, well, then wear your hats, while we
[00:45:24] will cut your honey, that's all. Indeed, if you look at these think tanks,
[00:45:28] how they accompany the visit or the potential
[00:45:31] arrival of both Kushner and O'Dwyer in Kyiv and Moscow, then they really
[00:45:35] agree that the most important thing for them is not peace, as a result, as...
[00:46:52] will fully implement, regardless of
[00:46:56] the fate of the Ukrainian people or
[00:46:59] at what cost the war will continue to the last Russian or Ukrainian, and
[00:47:03] what signal is actually very dangerous over the last year, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia,
[00:47:07] well, in principle, voluntarily lost
[00:47:10] top parties that governed the countries, yes, that is, there was a change of government, yes, that is, in
[00:47:14] an absolutely quiet, calm regime, on my side I can say
[00:47:17] this, the party that acted, so to speak, with one soft spot on
[00:47:21] two chairs, tried... to somehow maneuver, was simply replaced today by complete
[00:47:24] radicals, who immediately brought in AFU soldiers, immediately began to sign agreements for
[00:47:28] the construction of factories, this is an absolutely clear
[00:47:31] strategic signal that improvements are not in military factories, not
[00:47:34] industrial, but specifically military, yes, Dmitry
[00:47:37] Alexandrovich raised an important question, because we always
[00:47:41] discuss, it is very painful to realize that
[00:47:44] nothing depends on us on the external
[00:47:48] contour, or not much depends, and Dmitry
[00:47:51] Alexandrovich, established
[00:50:52] that Colombian drug cartels send their representatives to fight in
[00:51:00] Ukraine and recruit veterans to learn how to use
[00:51:04] drones for their fight against the government, and you
[00:51:07] know, when I, so to speak, if you just consider it, it will be separated
[00:51:11] by a comma, but if you just put it aside and look
[00:51:15] at the path that Ukraine has gone through,
[00:51:17] a fraternal, close, very mentally understandable to us
[00:51:20] Ukraine, you experience such...
[00:51:52] And we remember how these scenarios, every election, are offered
[00:51:55] to us, but when you hypothetically understand that
[00:51:58] it can come to this, here you see from
[00:52:02] a beautiful, glorious, flourishing state.
[00:52:16] He understands that there is a territory in the world where he can
[00:52:19] effectively train to kill, well, that's
[00:52:22] terrible.
[00:52:25] Then logically, after this, the next
[00:52:28] question arises: if we too much focus our attention on
[00:52:31] the West, their interests, their geopolitics?
[00:52:35] It is important to see the other part of the world, this is what
[00:52:38] is called today the global South, these are countries
[00:52:41] that do not want to dance to someone else's tune, although they are also imposed their
[00:52:44] scenarios, and in order for us to perhaps summarize some results,
[00:52:48] it would be convenient for us to start from something, I propose to recall the recent
[00:52:52] meeting of the Belarusian president with foreign
[00:52:54] diplomats, when these
[00:52:58] words were said: many of you represent the states
[00:53:02] of the global South, the majority.
[00:54:35] survived the crucible of the most terrible war in the history
[00:54:38] of mankind, but we not only declare this right with respect
[00:54:41] to our people, yes, what distinguishes us from many in
[00:54:45] terms of, again, in the theme of internationalism, we not
[00:54:48] only declare that we must be called humans, we are not against all
[00:54:51] peoples living under the sun, with dignity, everyone must have
[00:54:55] the right to determine their own
[00:54:58] destiny, yes, to feel like people on their native land, regardless
[00:55:02] of which country or continent.
[00:56:05] behind the fence, and if something needs to be thrown in, we will throw it in, help, plow, pour
[00:56:08] diesel fuel, in this regard Belarus as a support today
[00:56:12] is absolutely clear to me, and people this is a very correct thesis, because I
[00:56:16] had the opportunity to visit your factories and enterprises, only today
[00:56:19] the public debt of my country is about 2 to 2.5 billion, yes, that is, not
[00:56:23] public debt, but an annual deficit, cooperation with the Republic of Belarus today can
[00:56:26] cover half of this, that is, it's just that we became friends, mutually beneficial
[00:56:30] cooperation can cover it, that is, isn't it humane that you are ready
[00:56:34] to meet me, help me, extend your hand and support my country,
[00:56:38] therefore these words have absolute meaning, and it is not political, it is human, in this regard
[00:56:41] the president is absolutely great. Yuri
[00:56:43] Valerievich,
[00:56:46] the president by his words
[00:56:50] and actions proved that in the modern
[00:56:53] world, by conducting a sovereign, independent
[00:56:56] policy, a worthy policy,
[00:57:00] one can achieve
[00:57:03] very significant results. And the fact that we are respected all
[00:57:07] over the world, including such great countries as
[00:57:10] China, as the Russian Federation, this says
[00:57:13] a lot, because only in the Chinese na...
[01:00:17] for this conversation, thank you very much, that's all for today, see you in a
[01:00:21] week, goodbye.
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