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[00:04:00] We welcome all our viewers and of course, experts in the studio, and
[00:04:04] well, I am certainly very glad that today with us again is one of the most
[00:04:07] famous Latvian politicians, Alexey Roslikov, Alexey Viktorovich,
[00:04:11] it's really nice to see you with us, hello, we follow your
[00:04:14] social networks, we see how you are discovering
[00:04:17] Belarus for yourself, and as it seemed to me at some point, you are even more
[00:04:21] discovering Belarus for your compatriots, did I correctly
[00:04:25] grasp the tone, well, I have told you about this many times, that the European
[00:04:28] agenda about... a rather strong and,
[00:04:32] so to speak, independent republic, it is a little different, accordingly we
[00:04:35] see a distorted picture, unplowed fields, broken barns,
[00:04:39] although in reality we see that today Minsk and Belarus are
[00:04:42] somewhere 15 years ahead of
[00:04:45] our Riga and our Latvia, absolutely unequivocally, well,
[00:04:48] because you are here today, I conclude that the road
[00:04:52] home is still closed for you, on the eighteenth of this month there will be
[00:04:56] an attempt to convince the judge that the preventive measure should be changed from arrest to any.
[00:06:42] Still, listening to Navrodsky, in Warsaw, who is disliked more, Banderites
[00:06:46] or Russians? Here, you paid attention
[00:06:49] to the audience's reaction, if the first
[00:06:52] thesis drew sparse applause, and some people,
[00:06:56] to put it mildly, didn't understand what was being talked about,
[00:07:00] then for Banderite flags, there was a clear ovation, but at the same
[00:07:03] time, the rhetoric itself, of course, of the country's
[00:07:06] leader, the very designation of Russia
[00:07:10] as a brotherly country for us,
[00:07:42] some scandalous things about him, he likes
[00:07:46] to use various stimulating substances,
[00:07:50] let's call them that, but at the same time, this was still, probably, an answer that
[00:07:54] hung in the air, this exchange of barbs with Kyiv,
[00:07:57] apparently, Navrodsky decided to symbolically choose
[00:08:01] this platform, this date, the anniversary of his election, in order
[00:08:04] to define positions and prepare the thesis about the
[00:08:07] enmity
[00:08:10] of UPA flags, for some reason, this was used.
[00:08:36] In principle, Poland today owes the preservation
[00:08:40] of its territory and its.
[00:09:42] Order from across the ocean, from
[00:09:45] Washington. The goal is one, it is, of course,
[00:09:48] the strategic weakening of the union state of Belarus and Russia, China and
[00:09:52] in general, the prevention of that very multipolar
[00:09:55] world. And here all
[00:09:57] necessary arguments are used, and the question is,
[00:10:01] look, the situation is quite interesting, which
[00:10:04] confirms, in fact, the hypothesis that
[00:10:08] fascism and nationalism are the vanguard of imperialism, right?
[00:10:13] On the one hand, it says that
[00:10:15] we
[00:10:17] support,
[00:10:20] yes, categorically against, therefore, the presence
[00:10:23] of Banderite flags.
[00:13:55] The US will be instruments in the future possible
[00:13:58] confrontation.
[00:14:01] How do you view what our
[00:14:02] neighbors are doing?
[00:14:08] Firstly, I want to express my enormous respect to my colleague who voiced the first thesis about the crowd's reaction, that's very true, and moving on to the strategy of the President of Belarus, it's very
[00:14:11] important to understand that there are emotions, and then there are geopolitically fundamental
[00:14:15] issues. Poles hate Ukrainians, we understand that perfectly well,
[00:14:18] is it beneficial for Ukraine today, or rather for Poles, for Ukraine to
[00:14:22] self-destruct?
[00:14:25] in the process of this path, one can resolve some of their geopolitical issues, gain
[00:14:28] some new status in a new world, especially
[00:14:32] understanding that, I repeat, in our geography, the Republic
[00:14:35] of Belarus and Russia will be two new centers of power that will determine the vector
[00:14:39] of movement, therefore, undoubtedly, today Poles are doing everything to ensure that
[00:14:43] as little as possible remains of Ukraine, so that this territory can be brought under their control,
[00:14:46] they are today, so to speak, forming themselves as a rather
[00:14:50] strong part of the new negotiating table, where they will have
[00:14:53] to sit together with the republic.
[00:15:25] And understand one simple thing, if we are talking about Poland, then this is, well, a maximally
[00:15:28] autonomous country, so to speak, right, that is, one that in principle makes 90% of its
[00:15:32] decisions itself. Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia today are not only under
[00:15:36] the influence, but also under the influence of different forces, right, that is, we are talking today about Germany, we are talking about
[00:15:39] Britain, we are talking about Europe, in this whole situation
[00:15:42] they were convinced that with such great support, when almost all world
[00:15:46] centers of power, so to speak, are
[00:15:50] in control of you, everything will be fine with you, we
[00:15:53] will protect you, we will look after you, in case of necessity, well, we will evacuate you, what
[00:15:57] difference does it make where you live, surely in Latvia you will live in Spain, I am talking now about
[00:16:01] our political elites, so at the moment this is the belief
[00:16:04] that you will be a good kamikaze, and that we will
[00:16:08] save you, while we see that the population is interested in all its neighbors,
[00:16:12] that is, I see that, for example, regarding visa-free travel, there was recently new
[00:16:14] statistics on entry into Belarus, it is precisely Lithuania and Latvia,
[00:16:18] citizens of these countries most often come to us,
[00:16:21] it turns out that when the authorities make radical statements,
[00:16:25] they primarily hurt their own people, at the moment, I can
[00:16:28] absolutely certainly say, for the entire Baltic region, you will meet perhaps two
[00:16:31] out of ten people on the street who will say something negative, yes, that is, basically, the entire population
[00:16:35] is absolutely positive towards the Republic of Belarus and supports what it
[00:16:39] is doing, if today, you saw, one of our Lithuanian colleagues, told
[00:16:42] stories about the possibility of acquiring real estate for one base unit in the Republic
[00:16:46] of Belarus, as a question later, legalization, the interest is enormous, enormous,
[00:16:49] ordinary people today in the Baltics love, respect
[00:16:53] and dream of a common future, while the comprador government of Latvia
[00:16:57] is doing everything to establish that very iron curtain,
[00:17:00] in order to cut off the population
[00:17:04] from seeing, thanks to the visa-free regime, the model
[00:17:07] of a socially oriented Belarusian state, which is
[00:17:10] currently demonstrating success in all areas, well, again, my colleagues
[00:17:14] and friends from Riga come to Minsk, and
[00:17:17] to put it mildly, they are not shocked, this is not yet flattery, they are
[00:17:21] shocked by the level, they are shocked by the quality, they are shocked by
[00:17:24] the cleanliness, they are shocked by the safety, yesterday our children went out for a walk,
[00:17:28] it's 10:30, all parents are worried, I say, calm down, in Minsk a child will never
[00:17:32] be hurt, yes, that is, he will definitely come home, by the way, I cannot but
[00:17:35] clarify, because it's one thing when...
[00:19:46] that the Republic of Belarus is a friendly, neighboring state for us, with which it is necessary to work and develop relations, but it is so well
[00:19:48] financed that today the banknote has replaced the true
[00:19:52] religion, that's it, well, let's close this topic, with the border after all, what was it, we
[00:19:55] first closed it, then we have October ahead, well, this is politics, and for whom was he
[00:19:59] playing in that case, if the population, as we understood, does not have such a
[00:20:02] response, he doesn't care about the majority of the population, he is interested in 7.8%,
[00:20:06] which we have, well, excuse me.
[00:20:37] do, when you know, they say there in the SVO zone, even
[00:20:40] sometimes, when generals of big countries say, individual
[00:20:44] soldiers cannot agree among themselves there on some zones, there is a temporary truce there
[00:20:47] arranged, judging by what they say there.
[00:20:50] Here their own people, the border guards, cannot feed them, but in this situation
[00:20:53] Belarus goes to meet them and is ready to take care of not its own people, so
[00:20:57] to speak, if there is anything to add to this, I fully agree with Alexey, firstly,
[00:21:00] look, the population immediately reacted, within
[00:21:03] 24 hours a petition was prepared, calling
[00:21:07] for the resignation of this very young Minister of Internal Affairs, only
[00:21:10] 38 years old, obviously, if no
[00:21:13] decisions followed, it was, of course, a planned probing
[00:21:16] of the electorate, absolutely true, the reaction of the population.
[00:21:20] The reaction is unequivocally negative. I
[00:21:22] agree with Alexey that the majority of Latvians and Latvians who
[00:21:26] come to us experience absolutely warm relations, but the political elite
[00:21:30] is so biased that in pursuit of these
[00:21:33] illusory 7-8% , it's not just
[00:21:36] Alexey, probably, kamikazes, yes, obedient,
[00:21:39] after all, the political elites will eventually leave, and
[00:21:43] ordinary Latvian citizens will remain, with the baggage
[00:21:46] that is now being thrown at them, including these... these
[00:21:50] ceremonies with fascists, who participated in such
[00:21:54] punitive operations as Winter Wizardry, Spring
[00:21:58] Festival, but behind these
[00:22:00] names are thousands of murdered children and elderly, and
[00:22:04] the most обидное is that Latvian youth watch this, they do not
[00:22:07] know history, they do not remember 1941, they are now
[00:22:11] absorbing what is happening in the country, and of course,
[00:22:14] the most important task in the future, we will probably outline the topic again,
[00:22:18] interaction with other countries,
[00:23:20] courage to help these people who at that moment will be absolutely leaderless,
[00:23:24] in this regard, Belarus has already repeatedly demonstrated its humanism
[00:23:27] and assistance to our closest neighbors, based on the principles of general
[00:23:31] humanism and good neighborliness, and the situation with Ukraine, yes, this
[00:23:34] year, it would seem a conflict, the southern border is closed,
[00:23:38] but the borders are opened for picking berries and mushrooms, even
[00:23:41] unhindered passage to the territory of Belarus
[00:23:45] and neighboring Ukraine for ordinary people, at what point,
[00:23:48] look, Ukrainian. Skiba says, we will bomb you there, well,
[00:23:52] repeaters, no matter, and we answer, and we open
[00:23:55] the border, in general, it is very Christian,
[00:23:58] support, then you will cut it out, just so that you know, roads to
[00:24:02] the Republic of Belarus from my Latvia have already prepared
[00:24:05] concrete barriers, that is, the authorities understand that in
[00:24:09] case of anything, people will flee to where there will be help and support, accordingly
[00:24:13] the roads will be closed, so once again I say, you need to think about what you will
[00:24:17] do, seeing how people are running to you and this opportunity. crossing
[00:24:20] the border or even getting to it is not there, this will be actually a very big
[00:24:24] test, an opportunity for people to understand who they can count on, it can come to this, you
[00:24:27] see such a probable, listen, well, today in Latgale we
[00:24:31] already have Ukrainian battalions, right, that is, well, this is an absolutely natural story,
[00:24:35] moreover, they write to me, they threaten me, they send me photos of how well they feel there, right,
[00:24:39] that is, in this regard, everything is wonderful for us, well, then let's continue the Ukrainian theme,
[00:24:43] especially since there is a very interesting point here, Belgrade
[00:24:46] visited, despite the outward warmth, the formal
[00:24:50] result was the signing of a memorandum of understanding in
[00:24:53] the field of agriculture. President Vučić stated that
[00:24:56] Belgrade will provide Kyiv with medical supplies, equipment for
[00:25:00] the energy sector, Zelensky specified the amount of 2 million
[00:25:03] euros. Military cooperation was not discussed. I remind you,
[00:25:07] Serbia remains one of the few European countries that did not
[00:25:10] support sanctions against Russia. Vučić emphasizes
[00:25:13] that Belgrade's position was formed several years ago and will not
[00:25:17] change. Experts believe that this visit is part of.
[00:26:02] The leadership of Belgrade
[00:26:05] participates in the indirect
[00:26:08] provision of Ukrainian Nazis with all types
[00:26:12] of weapons. This was recently stated once again by the Foreign Intelligence Service
[00:26:15] of the Russian Federation. Only during the SVO period,
[00:26:19] Belgrade supplied Ukrainian Nazis
[00:26:23] with more than 800 military
[00:26:27] goods, 800 million euros.
[00:26:30] As a rule, these are cartridges and shells
[00:26:34] of 122 millimeters
[00:26:38] for Soviet weapons.
[00:26:41] Moreover, if we believe
[00:26:44] the statements of the Foreign Intelligence Service, the Serbian
[00:26:48] leadership, individual officials perfectly
[00:26:52] know, selling not directly to
[00:26:54] Ukraine, but to intermediaries, as a rule, through the Czech Republic, where these
[00:26:58] shells will go, therefore, personally
[00:27:02] for me... This dual position
[00:27:05] of Vučić, it really offended me very much, but he doesn't
[00:27:09] agree with you, because he says that Serbia did not take a stand, I literally quote
[00:27:12] the President of Serbia, Serbia did not take the side of Kyiv in the confrontation
[00:27:16] with Russia, we did not change anything, he can say whatever he wants, there is data, and data
[00:27:20] voiced by the Russian official department, and
[00:27:24] by the way, in this communiqué of the Foreign
[00:27:26] Intelligence Service, there was also expressed
[00:27:29] a certain sadness. this action caused a fairly
[00:29:02] serious indignation among the Serbs themselves, yes, we saw that too,
[00:29:06] and why? because, well,
[00:29:09] listen, Zelensky is a clear henchman of this whole
[00:29:12] NATO rabble of block countries, which in ninety-nine simply
[00:29:16] tore
[00:29:18] the Serbian people alive, cut, yes, and today this henchman
[00:29:22] comes and should he be met with ovations, so
[00:29:26] the reaction is absolutely objective, correct and says that, well...
[00:29:30] the success of these negotiations will be minimal, at the same time
[00:29:34] Zelensky, again, on this card, of course, tried
[00:29:37] to put pressure and intensify this degree of tension so that, although
[00:29:40] officially the agenda did not include the supply of weapons,
[00:29:44] well, my colleague here correctly says that quite serious
[00:29:48] military assistance is being provided to Kyiv today,
[00:29:51] and he tried to show in this way that, well, you also know your
[00:29:55] place, if you don't listen to me, Brussels will still pressure you in this regard,
[00:29:58] uh-huh, I want to add another version for the new...
[00:30:32] and no one still understands how these results appeared, therefore, in this
[00:30:35] situation, playing along, support guarantees passing
[00:30:39] into power, that's what's important, yes, then how to deal with all this,
[00:30:43] we'll see, but today this is a guarantee of the correct
[00:30:47] result in the elections, non-attendance, however,
[00:30:50] you are experts, you paid attention to this, most
[00:30:53] ordinary, probably, people, observers, they would probably
[00:30:57] not have noticed this meeting in Belgrade, if
[00:30:59] not for the help of them -
[00:31:45] the attention that was expected from this meeting, well, and of course
[00:31:49] the nationalist
[00:31:51] degree that sounded in the rhetoric of the question, he tried
[00:31:54] to correct it there, referring to Russian soldiers, but still
[00:31:57] initially he said what was in his blood, because
[00:32:01] the grandfather of this journalist, he is a well-known
[00:32:05] Nazi, an accomplice of fascists,
[00:32:07] who, among others, met with Hitler himself, well, what is there to
[00:32:11] say, he has it in his blood, he transmits it and...
[00:33:45] Colleague, our Central Election Commission - these are high-ranking
[00:33:48] people, are being expelled during elections from their workplaces
[00:33:51] by special services, and in the morning they present the result. What does this
[00:33:55] mean, that he is not playing for his own, not for the public, not for
[00:33:59] his own people, even if it sounds incorrect, nevertheless
[00:34:02] not for the electorate, he is playing precisely for the
[00:34:05] adopted political decision, he
[00:34:08] receives approval, let's say, for stolen elections, well, let's be
[00:34:11] frank, this is a fact, I want such a number for myself, and what can you do for it?
[00:34:45] help Ukraine, kill more Russian soldiers and added, beyond
[00:34:49] the world of Barbie, that's how wars are fought.
[00:34:52] Perhaps the reasons should be sought in genes. Martens himself earlier
[00:34:56] said that his grandfather was a member of the NSDAP and storm
[00:34:59] detachments. He served as an officer in the штабе of the Supreme Command
[00:35:03] of the Wehrmacht, several times he had lunch with Hitler, at the end of
[00:35:06] the war he worked as a military judge, passing death sentences
[00:35:10] on deserters. In this
[00:35:12] story, excuse me
[00:35:16] for repeating myself, I was more struck by Vučić's
[00:35:19] reaction, you understand, well, nothing else could be
[00:35:22] expected from this hereditary Nazi,
[00:35:25] but imagine if our president,
[00:35:28] for example, was asked such a question, what should we do to kill
[00:35:32] more Russians? Is Vučić such an inexperienced
[00:35:35] politician that he couldn't react, saying, you know, you are asking
[00:35:39] at least an inappropriate question, no, he
[00:35:42] remained silent, pursing his lips. He was silent, Vučić's
[00:35:46] answer was there, but I will agree that there was no
[00:35:49] attempt to put him in his place, so as not to
[00:35:53] disorient, including those who are watching us, we must
[00:35:57] clearly and fundamentally give
[00:35:59] an assessment to all those, even those who dress up in the toga
[00:36:03] of friends of Russia or Belarus, this whole
[00:36:06] company, my favorite, yes, Orban,
[00:36:09] Fico, Vučić, these, therefore, their actions, from my
[00:36:12] point of view, are even worse than... the actions of outright
[00:36:16] politicians, because they say good words to the public or
[00:36:19] when they are with us during visits, but
[00:36:22] they do the opposite, they vote for
[00:36:25] anti-Belarusian sanctions, they supply the Nazi regime
[00:36:29] through intermediaries, allegedly, I don't know where it goes,
[00:36:33] weapons worth hundreds of millions of euros, and,
[00:36:37] therefore, we can also try on Vučić's jacket
[00:36:40] and say, listen, we are squeezed here, yes, from Europe, well,
[00:36:43] maybe we'll supply a little there, there, I don't know, there, to Ukrainians
[00:36:47] through Poles something, maybe
[00:36:50] we'll supply fuel from our refinery, they have a deficit
[00:36:53] now, but we have chosen a side in this war between good.
[00:37:57] the results of the Second World War, we understand that here
[00:38:01] even this question directly negates
[00:38:04] the results of the Nuremberg process, yes,
[00:38:07] trampling historical memory, today, on the one
[00:38:11] hand, having lost absolutely all wars with the East, yes, we
[00:38:15] understand, you correctly, absolutely Dmitry Alexandrovich in this regard said that
[00:38:18] revanchism is in the genes of Europeans, because they have for centuries, starting from
[00:38:22] the 13th century with the battle on Lake Ladoga, constantly
[00:38:25] gotten it from the Slavs. Still, where is this root, because
[00:38:29] why can't we
[00:38:32] There are people, in any country, I am sure, Poland, Lithuania,
[00:38:36] Germany, France, the overwhelming majority of the people, they
[00:38:40] don't want to fight, they want to work, raise
[00:38:43] children, travel the world, see their future, well, they don't want to fight, that's
[00:38:47] how a normal person is built, but history will show that
[00:38:50] nothing depends on him, if there is war, then everyone fights
[00:38:54] and everyone suffers, can't we and why?
[00:39:27] In 1866, he
[00:39:31] wrote something that sounds relevant today for the current generation of European
[00:39:34] elites. So, the struggle between Russia and Europe is
[00:39:37] inevitable. The Russian people can only be changed through their
[00:39:41] defeat in war, and if Russia is not defeated,
[00:39:44] Europe will perish. In his book Russia and Europe, Martens
[00:39:48] asserted that the liberation campaign to the East should be entrusted to
[00:39:50] the Poles, and the rest of Europe should universally help them. And
[00:39:54] it feels like what we are.
[00:41:27] Well, let's continue to analyze the time we are all living in
[00:41:31] now, and I would like to return to Vučić again and invite
[00:41:35] you to listen to his words, which, well, they are indeed full of both
[00:41:39] anxiety and...
[00:41:48] if you ask me what I personally think, and I'm not going to
[00:41:52] explain why I think so, I believe that we
[00:41:55] are at the beginning of a larger war, and that is
[00:41:58] why I hoped that someone would already do something for
[00:42:02] peace, this has not happened and will not
[00:42:06] happen in the near future, which means we are on the verge of how much this can...
[00:42:40] something more, of course, a full-scale conflict, Alexey told us today
[00:42:43] from the Latvian side, what kind of
[00:42:46] preparation is being carried out by NATO countries, we have objective
[00:42:49] control systems that conduct constant monitoring and see
[00:42:53] the buildup of these forces and means, and of course, any
[00:42:57] absolutely compromising circumstance,
[00:43:00] a sabotage and reconnaissance group,
[00:43:03] but regarding Serbia, look, the
[00:43:06] reaction of citizens. outraged the Serbian
[00:43:10] people, and not only in Serbia itself, in principle, that country,
[00:43:13] which was historically supported by both Russia and
[00:43:17] Belarus, probably should have now limited itself from such visits
[00:43:20] and meetings, and of course, such
[00:43:23] events, they do not extinguish the flame, they only
[00:43:27] fuel the internal degree within the European Union, and what do
[00:43:31] you think, who does it still depend on, will
[00:43:34] the Ukrainian conflict escalate into something larger, using
[00:43:37] Vučić's expression? The decisive
[00:43:41] player in this, of course, confrontation
[00:43:43] is primarily the Russian Federation,
[00:43:47] prudence, cold blood, the leadership
[00:43:49] of the Russian Federation has enough, whether European
[00:43:53] countries will have enough, not a fact, but the American trace is obvious,
[00:43:57] attempts, at the same time, as we know, the negotiating group is striving
[00:44:00] to visit Kyiv now, possibly this
[00:44:04] event will take place, there is
[00:44:07] an underground struggle. European society is being heated up, it is being pushed into
[00:44:10] this conflict, this system of checks and balances
[00:44:14] may, at a certain period, of course, not withstand, well, what do you think, if Trump's
[00:44:18] envoys come to Kyiv, will they still reach
[00:44:21] Moscow, what will they
[00:44:24] persuade Putin about there, what will they
[00:44:27] convince him of?
[00:44:31] fundamentally important that the Americans at least
[00:44:34] outwardly try to find a stable communication channel,
[00:44:38] discussions are underway about what with...
[00:45:40] the Republic of Belarus, namely positively, and the Russian Federation, for diplomacy, for
[00:45:44] constant attempt to keep their word. In this story,
[00:45:47] Americans really don't care who wins or loses. Well, if Ukraine goes,
[00:45:50] well, the European pasture will still remain under their control, why? Because they
[00:45:54] will come to you, and you will say: alright, guys, this is your historical territory, you work there yourselves,
[00:45:58] did they lose anything from this, no, the idea appeared that something might
[00:46:01] happen to you, if it suddenly happens then the pasture will expand, that is, in
[00:46:05] this situation, Americans, being across the big pond, risk absolutely nothing
[00:46:09] and... in this situation, to change the situation, I have said many times, can only be helped
[00:46:13] by a change in your policy to a more, well, such
[00:46:16] insistent, I would even say at some point brazen, then
[00:46:20] there will be a result, but for now they understand that you are gentlemen, well, you walk in
[00:46:23] hats, while we will cut your honeys, that's all. Indeed, if you look at
[00:46:27] these think tanks, how they accompany the visit
[00:46:30] or the potential arrival of Kushner and Uitkov and there to Kyiv, to
[00:46:34] Moscow, then they really agree that the most important thing for them is not
[00:46:37] peace as an outcome, as a result, but as processes,
[00:46:41] the wording even runs common among their
[00:46:45] think tanks, meaning,
[00:46:48] support for Kyiv - this is a quote, an element of long-term
[00:46:51] architecture. containing Russia, that is, this is
[00:46:55] constantly simmering
[00:46:57] on low heat, a strategic goal, it is immutable, it does not change,
[00:47:01] the tactics change, they see that the system is failing,
[00:47:04] the Zelensky project
[00:47:06] is crumbling, and there is this necessary timely system
[00:47:10] adjustment, we understand that non-professional
[00:47:13] diplomats are coming, and peace is not an end in itself,
[00:47:17] for them, peace on their terms is important, that is,
[00:47:20] the very...
[00:47:52] will implement, regardless of the fate of the Ukrainian people or
[00:47:55] at what cost in
[00:47:59] the future the war will continue until the last Russian or Ukrainian, and what
[00:48:03] signal is also very dangerous in fact, over the last year, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, well,
[00:48:06] in principle, by their own will, lost top parties
[00:48:10] that governed the countries, right, that is, there was a change of government, right, that is, in a completely
[00:48:14] quiet, calm regime, on my part I can say
[00:48:17] that the party that was, so to speak, sitting with one soft spot on
[00:48:20] two chairs, tried to somehow
[00:48:53] asks, who can put an end to it, yes, as I
[00:48:56] understand, yes, stop all this massacre, first
[00:49:00] of all on our southern borders, well, of course,
[00:49:03] it's Trump, he could,
[00:49:06] if he wanted to, look, why are you
[00:49:09] sending your son-in-law, yes, some partners
[00:49:13] to Kyiv for peace, to stop
[00:49:16] the war, turn off Starlink, stop giving intelligence
[00:49:20] data, stop.
[00:49:52] initial, possible ideas, but I have absolute
[00:49:56] certainty that if the Americans
[00:49:58] wanted to put an end to it, they would just as
[00:50:02] quickly call their European partners, yes,
[00:50:05] and in the Baltics, and Poland, saying, what are you
[00:50:09] building military factories on the border with Belarus, we
[00:50:12] understand, I said three times in this program about this
[00:50:16] case, well, they built factories, yes, hired
[00:50:19] personnel, they produced the first batch of shells.
[00:50:52] their negotiators, why negotiate
[00:50:55] negotiators? what is important, what else can you do and what, what in fact
[00:50:58] is, let's say, not centralized, but you manage,
[00:51:02] this soft power of the republic in support, in neutrality,
[00:51:06] today, in fact, and we also take that the Russian Federation acts exactly the same way, has led
[00:51:10] to the fact that it is impossible to form good combat
[00:51:13] units in Latvia with the resources of its own people, so forces are being imported
[00:51:16] from Ukraine, so
[00:51:19] to work, to talk, to appeal even to those who are not their own.
[00:52:21] you feel such incredible regret that, well, how can
[00:52:24] this be, guys, well, how can this be, you, well, well,
[00:52:27] you can't say that Ukraine is already a country, it's already
[00:52:31] a training ground, it's already a battlefield, it's already... anything
[00:52:35] you want, well, how can this be? And you perfectly understand
[00:52:39] that, by and large, these scenarios are, firstly, being tested right next
[00:52:42] door. Alexey Viktorovich told us about this very
[00:52:45] carefully, so as not to offend Latvians, so as
[00:52:49] to be understood by Belarusians.
[00:52:52] And we remember how these scenarios are offered to us every
[00:52:54] election, but when you hypothetically understand that it can
[00:52:58] come to this, here you see, from
[00:53:01] a beautiful, glorious, flourishing state it turns into...
[00:53:05] just a state of ruin that
[00:53:08] exports hatred and technologies of destruction all over
[00:53:12] the world, some Colombian drug cartel, it
[00:53:15] understands that there is a territory in the world where it can
[00:53:18] effectively teach to kill, well, this is generally
[00:53:22] terrible,
[00:53:24] then logically, after this, the next question arises:
[00:53:28] if we too much center our attention on the West, their
[00:53:31] interests, their geopolitics?
[00:54:05] whose influence in international affairs is rapidly, and
[00:54:08] most importantly, deservedly growing.
[00:54:12] The countries included in it have similar approaches to
[00:54:15] world order, building
[00:54:18] partnerships, conflict
[00:54:20] resolution, they are characterized by respect for
[00:54:23] national sovereignty,
[00:54:26] rejection of pressure, dictate, illegal
[00:54:29] sanctions. Belarus rightfully considers itself
[00:54:33] part of this global.
[00:56:35] which is essentially already being conducted in terms of
[00:56:38] information, this is precise preparation for a more
[00:56:41] large-scale conflict, and Alexeyevich, how would you answer
[00:56:44] this question? You know, I will probably say this, that having gotten to know Belarusians
[00:56:48] very closely, because before that, coming to relatives for 2 days is not called acquaintance, today,
[00:56:52] when I am visiting you and you have been hospitably receiving me for several months, I will probably
[00:56:55] say that this is the first such people who really will not take what is not theirs,
[00:56:59] will not covet what is not theirs, and feel absolutely calm, not
[00:57:03] observing what is beyond the neighbor's fence. And if something needs to be thrown in, we will throw it in, we will help,
[00:57:07] we will plow, we will pour diesel there, in this regard,
[00:57:10] Belarus as a support today is absolutely clear to me, and to be called people,
[00:57:14] this is a very correct thesis, because I had the opportunity to visit your factories.
[00:57:17] enterprises, only today the state debt of my country is about
[00:57:20] 2.2, 2.5 billion, yes, that is, not the state debt, but the annual deficit,
[00:57:24] cooperation with the Republic of Belarus today can cover half of this, that is, if we
[00:57:28] just became friends, mutually beneficial cooperation can cover it, that is, isn't
[00:57:32] it human that you are ready to meet me halfway, to help me, to extend
[00:57:35] your hand and support my country, therefore these words have absolute meaning, and
[00:57:39] it is not political, it is human, in this regard, the president is absolutely great, Yuri
[00:57:43] Valeryevich, the president...
[00:58:19] republic, the President of Belarus visited at least 17
[00:58:22] times, this figure was mentioned in the
[00:58:26] press, but as for
[00:58:29] the future, we are not such a large
[00:58:32] power that can determine any rules
[00:58:36] of the game, to influence our
[00:58:39] neighbors, yes, we probably don't even particularly want to
[00:58:42] do that, but our national
[00:58:45] interests are primarily connected with:
[00:58:47] Task number one - the elimination
[00:58:51] of the Nazi regime that has turned into
[00:58:55] a terrorist one, because today it carries out terrorist attacks all over
[00:58:58] the world, blows up a ship in the Black
[00:59:02] Sea, in the Atlantic Ocean tries
[00:59:06] even, so
[00:59:07] to attack, hunts for children, for
[00:59:11] politicians, for its own people, that is, today we
[00:59:15] have in the south of our country...
[00:59:28] I mean, if we don't somehow remove this wonderful state from power, we
[00:59:32] will not sleep peacefully, unfortunately.
[00:59:35] It is in our interests to
[00:59:38] dismantle this regime, and not
[00:59:41] some visits by Vitkovs, Kushners,
[00:59:43] signing agreements to stall for time...
[01:00:17] you can be present on one side, and on the other side not
[01:00:20] dissolve your identity and
[01:00:24] accept the identity of everyone around, about which the experts were just talking, does this
[01:00:27] force have the potential today to resist this
[01:00:31] classical West with all
[01:00:34] its, look, centuries-old transmitted narratives,
[01:00:37] to destroy, to defeat,
[01:00:40] to subjugate, obviously, Dmitry Alexandrovich, that
[01:00:44] it does, precisely therefore the head
[01:00:46] of state... during the presentation of credentials,
[01:00:49] characterizing each of the countries, those continents that
[01:00:53] they represent, emphasizing respectful relations,
[01:00:57] strives to formulate just like...