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[00:00:00] with peers important events and milestones of the country's history.
[00:00:04] Date: September 17,
[00:00:06] 1939, as a starting point of a new
[00:00:10] page of independent Belarus. The route
[00:00:13] of the action "Belarus 1" includes 25 cities from all regions of the country
[00:00:17] and 32 colleges. The patriotic project will culminate in a large-scale
[00:00:20] forum in Minsk on September 17, on National Unity Day.
[00:00:24] Prospects for engine
[00:00:27] building in Belarus are in the spotlight of the Prime Minister.
[00:00:34] I would like to note that the enterprise is a leading developer and manufacturer of diesel
[00:00:38] engines throughout the post-Soviet space. The products
[00:00:41] are used in road construction, agricultural and
[00:00:44] special equipment. Today, the plant pays great attention to
[00:00:48] modernization. This allows increasing technological
[00:00:51] potential and, of course, creating new products. As of
[00:00:55] today, we are expanding the product line manufactured
[00:00:59] by the motor plant. In particular, we are working on creating a
[00:01:02] 9.5-liter engine, we have finished
[00:01:05] manufacturing a prototype of a 14-liter engine,
[00:01:09] we are also working on a 2.5-liter
[00:01:12] engine, we are engaged in marine themes, river
[00:01:16] themes, with the support of the design laboratory, certain
[00:01:19] equipment is being purchased, which helps us to accelerate the terms
[00:01:23] of creation, development and manufacturing of prototypes,
[00:01:26] the last experience we had.
[00:01:40] within the framework of the All-Belarusian People's Assembly, the President of the Republic of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko,
[00:01:44] set the task of creating the entire range of engines that will be
[00:01:47] in demand in the Republic of Belarus and have quite
[00:01:50] good export potential. In terms of exports, in 8 months
[00:01:54] we closed with a parameter of 105 and 7, we are working quite
[00:01:57] well with... our partners in the
[00:02:00] post-Soviet countries, this is the Russian Federation, this is Uzbekistan, this is
[00:02:03] Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and other countries, we are actively
[00:02:07] working with Asian regions, so
[00:02:10] in principle, we understand that this year we will keep exports
[00:02:14] at the level that I have already announced to you.
[00:02:17] Engines are created in cooperation
[00:02:21] with partners from Russia in certain modifications, more
[00:02:24] than 99% of components are from the Union
[00:02:28] State.
[00:02:30] Dialogue versus confrontation, what an externally imposed course led
[00:02:33] to in the Latvian economy, and how long will the residents of this country
[00:02:37] pay for the unfriendly rhetoric of
[00:02:40] politicians? Expert opinions were heard at a round table in
[00:02:43] Novopolotsk. The gap between the ambitions of the authorities and the real
[00:02:47] needs of the people is enormous. While Riga
[00:02:51] is building fences, residents of Latvia are calling for people's diplomacy.
[00:02:55] A demand, as they say, from life. The topic
[00:02:58] will be continued by Marina Romanovskaya.
[00:03:02] Belarus and Latvia are neighboring states connected by
[00:03:05] a border over 170 kilometers long,
[00:03:08] such proximity historically favored cooperation,
[00:03:12] transit of goods, joint environmental and
[00:03:16] cultural projects conveniently, there is appropriate infrastructure,
[00:03:19] railway communication and automobile logistical
[00:03:23] corridors, but instead of creation and further
[00:03:26] dialogue, Riga chooses another path, destruction.
[00:03:34] And the result was not long in coming: sanctions against Belarus
[00:03:38] turned into a crisis for the Baltic state's transit industry,
[00:03:41] and losses in energy and industry due
[00:03:44] to a short-sighted geopolitical choice struck a blow to ordinary
[00:03:48] workers and businesses. The Belarusian economy, in turn,
[00:03:51] turned to new logistical routes
[00:03:55] reoriented to Russian seaports, and the industry
[00:03:59] appeared.
[00:04:30] economic pragmatism, unfortunately, was destroyed by
[00:04:33] unhealthy political ambitions. September
[00:04:36] 2023, Latvia lowers the barrier and sets
[00:04:39] up a checkpoint in place of the once bustling border crossing
[00:04:43] point, the neighboring state hides behind fabricated
[00:04:46] national security threats. In fact,
[00:04:49] following the decisions of Brussels and Washington,
[00:04:52] the load on the only corridor
[00:04:55] Paterniki significantly increases, but even here the control services are not distinguished
[00:04:59] by rhythmic work, creating artificial queues while
[00:05:03] politicians invent new prohibitions for bus
[00:05:07] communication, introduce interrogation of those crossing the border
[00:05:10] through questionnaires.
[00:06:12] trend, the answer to the Belarusian visa-free regime was
[00:06:15] tightening the screws for its citizens, although there was another
[00:06:19] option to come and see the real
[00:06:21] situation. More than 1,427
[00:06:25] thousand Europeans took advantage of the visa-free entry since its
[00:06:28] inception, over 450,000 of them
[00:06:32] are holders of Latvian passports. A little more, and the figure
[00:06:35] will be comparable to the number of residents of
[00:06:38] Riga. I travel quite often, so this is relevant
[00:06:41] for me. It's very convenient, fast, new places are always
[00:06:44] interesting, when you come
[00:06:47] to another country, it's always interesting to see something, we rented
[00:06:51] apartments, we will walk
[00:06:54] eat, shop,
[00:06:57] where a short-sighted course will lead such a small country as Latvia,
[00:07:01] it's not difficult to guess, there are facts and statistics, the able-bodied
[00:07:05] population leaves in search of employment, because
[00:07:08] when political ambitions try to circumvent the laws
[00:07:11] of economics, ordinary people pay the bills,
[00:07:15] neighbors are not chosen, they are given to us by God, and whether we like it or not, we
[00:07:19] will still live together nearby. In Latvia,
[00:07:22] there are plenty of political forces that are very interested
[00:07:25] in dialogue. Come, visit, take
[00:07:28] part, we are ready to become a platform for discussing
[00:07:32] any complex issues. Come to the university, we are
[00:07:36] for dialogue, requests are already being accepted, so very soon in
[00:07:39] Novopolotsk at a round table there will be even
[00:07:43] more participants, because while Latvian politicians follow the course
[00:07:46] indicated from above, holders of Latvian passports
[00:07:49] adhere to people's diplomacy, many issues have accumulated
[00:07:52] for discussion, the solutions of which require from Riga,
[00:07:56] if not common sense, then at least a pragmatic
[00:07:59] approach. Marina Romanovskaya, Mikhail Khristoforov, first
[00:08:03] informational.
[00:08:10] Minsk these days is hosting high-ranking guests from the Celestial Empire at the invitation
[00:08:14] of the Council of the Republic with a working visit to the capital by a delegation
[00:08:17] of the All-China Committee of the National Political Consultative
[00:08:21] Council of the PRC. Details of the Belarusian-Chinese
[00:08:24] dialogue from Kapitalina Zinkevich. The visit
[00:08:28] of the delegation of the All-China Committee of the National
[00:08:30] Political Consultative Council of China to Belarus.
[00:08:34] A vivid example of the all-weather,
[00:08:36] comprehensive and strategic nature of relations between our
[00:08:40] countries. In many ways, such interaction is the result of friendly
[00:08:44] relations between the leaders of Belarus and China. Importantly, it has
[00:08:48] practical content. Alexander Lukashenko signed
[00:08:51] the corresponding directive back in May. In today's difficult
[00:08:54] time, Belarus and China are also a vivid example of successful cooperation in the
[00:08:58] international arena. Here, our countries
[00:09:01] adhere to one vector. A multipolar world, mutual
[00:09:04] support for sovereignty, cooperation in international organizations
[00:09:08] and, of course, global initiatives. Belarus supports the proposed
[00:10:12] 24th year, a high-level committee was created and is working
[00:10:16] in the Council of the Republic, three meetings have already taken place,
[00:10:20] with a special emphasis on regional interaction and people's
[00:10:23] diplomacy. In these
[00:11:25] areas where the interests of Belarus and China would not intersect, we
[00:11:29] work closely in education, science, healthcare, culture
[00:11:32] and social sphere. In Belarus, 11
[00:11:36] out of 5 Chinese young people receive education, we have opened
[00:11:39] seven Confucius Institutes, and Belarusians are increasingly
[00:11:42] studying the Chinese language. The prospects are obvious, and
[00:11:45] for our countries nothing is impossible,
[00:11:49] time has shown.
[00:11:51] показало.
[00:11:57] And today, a meeting of the Chinese delegation with the First
[00:12:00] Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus took place. As Nikolai Snopkov emphasized,
[00:12:04] countries need to translate political capital into specific projects
[00:12:07] and investments. Over the past decades, we have come
[00:12:11] a long way from bilateral contacts to
[00:12:13] all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership.
[00:12:17] A unified position in the international arena at the heart of forming
[00:12:21] a fair world order. And as experience shows.
[00:14:21] newsby multimedia portal videobill. Next on air: editors
[00:14:25] will cover the most important events of the week, resonant topics,
[00:14:28] sharp comments, deep analytics.
[00:16:34] How do foreign guests live in Belarus? I came to Belarus
[00:16:38] to get an education 8 years ago, with the support of the Department
[00:16:42] of Education of the Embassy, I had the opportunity
[00:16:45] to come to the Academy of Management as a Chinese language teacher,
[00:16:49] I think that the Bolshoi Theater of Belarus is
[00:16:52] the best place where I could be now at my age,
[00:16:55] I am glad that I came to Belarus.
[00:16:59] Belarus for me is not just a place of study and
[00:17:03] work, it is a very important part of my
[00:17:06] youth and...
[00:17:12] Watch the project "A Look at Belarus" on our
[00:20:16] Hello, on Belarus 1 and Belarus 24, the Club of Editors program,
[00:20:20] we, according to our good tradition, discuss the most important topics
[00:20:23] of the past week, and according to the same tradition, I introduce the guests who have gathered in
[00:20:26] the studio: Olga Shpilevskaya, Director of the MTRK Mir Belarus representative office,
[00:20:30] head of the Belarusian Union of Women, Alexander Shpakovsky, Member of Parliament,
[00:20:34] political scientist, Voskresensky, political scientist.
[00:20:55] that need to be discussed, of course, for that our hour and
[00:20:59] 15 minutes will clearly not be enough, but at least we will try to discuss what
[00:21:03] seems to us to be the most
[00:21:06] important thing, today a big event took place with the head of
[00:21:09] our state, he checked the development of the communications
[00:21:13] system in the armed forces of the Republic of Belarus, there were
[00:21:16] made such bright statements, we will discuss
[00:21:20] this topic, there was an approach to the press, to the press,
[00:21:23] the president answered journalists' questions, we are now directly receiving
[00:21:27] information about what the answers were, what the questions were, and we will definitely discuss this too, for us this is
[00:21:31] always, of course, a good help and a big gift for a journalist, for
[00:21:34] a presenter in such a program, when the head of state
[00:21:38] comments on topics that are interesting to everyone, everyone is eagerly
[00:21:41] waiting, some are trying to reproach us that we allegedly
[00:21:44] tomorrow are going to attack someone, I repeat again.
[00:21:48] нападать, ещё раз повторяю.
[00:23:32] of a large-scale comprehensive republican sociological study,
[00:23:36] which concerns topical issues
[00:23:46] 2026 by the Institute of Sociology of Belarus at the request of Belarus.
[00:28:32] this eeh this question - in different
[00:28:35] interpretations, it ran through many
[00:28:39] blocks - which were in
[00:28:42] the interviewers, from 80 to 90 with
[00:28:45] a little over a percent, this is an assessment of peaceful life,
[00:28:49] security and the policy that our president pursues
[00:28:52] in this direction. Before we treated this, like cleanliness, like
[00:28:56] other good standard
[00:28:59] assessments of our country, as natural
[00:29:03] matters, we knew about it, but we got so used to it that we already
[00:29:06] somewhat did not appreciate it. Now, when
[00:29:09] from there, and from there, we observe somewhere military actions,
[00:29:12] somewhere a certain offensive fist is formed, somewhere
[00:29:16] rhetoric of belligerent statements, we understand
[00:29:19] that this should be valued for this, we should be grateful first of all
[00:29:23] to the president, in such difficult conditions we manage
[00:29:26] to maintain peace, between so many
[00:29:29] fires, so to speak, as always, as always.
[00:29:43] only the first batch of research was published, the second
[00:29:47] will be on the eve of National Unity Day, September 16, then there will be
[00:29:51] more batches on different topics,
[00:29:53] but here there were also new, completely new questions, such
[00:29:57] as the happiness index, hmm, which
[00:30:01] turned out to be, well... surprisingly high in the Vitebsk
[00:30:04] region, the happiest residents live in the
[00:30:07] Grodno region, but for some reason the most unhappy
[00:30:11] residents are those of the city of Minsk, where it would seem
[00:30:14] there is everything that everyone strives for, especially from
[00:30:18] the Gomel region, but in Minsk something did not work out for us, but this is
[00:30:21] the costs of large megacities, stress,
[00:31:07] Healthcare 64.9%,
[00:31:09] public catering 64.3%, this is generally expected,
[00:31:13] the possibility of recreation. a new indicator, which in
[00:31:17] dynamics has fallen, and we also observe numerous
[00:31:20] public discussions on this matter 63.7%, while
[00:31:23] satisfaction, no matter how much our
[00:31:26] stores in large cities and small ones were criticized, over
[00:31:30] 70% of the population
[00:31:32] express satisfaction with trade, as well as public transport and the quality
[00:31:36] of roads, although these are roads season, everything else
[00:31:40] is subject to periodic criticism, but in general this is an excellent
[00:31:43] figure, that it cannot be 100%. it's
[00:31:46] 100%, if so, but we ourselves would not believe
[00:31:50] this study, as I said, the happiest
[00:31:54] people live in the
[00:31:57] Grodno region, while
[00:32:00] a very important
[00:32:03] shift in the dynamics of the desire to move to the city
[00:32:07] of Minsk, we observe in the Gomel region, this
[00:32:10] indicator is
[00:32:11] 74.2%
[00:32:14] against 37-something for the whole republic,
[00:32:18] and that is inflated due to Gomel's figures, but for
[00:32:21] example, from Mogilev to Minsk, 17.8%
[00:32:25] want to move, and from Grodno 18.5%. And
[00:32:28] here, probably, each of us can immediately list 10 reasons
[00:32:32] why residents of the Gomel region in our days
[00:32:34] of the second city, the capital of the Gomel region, in
[00:32:38] general, a rather successful industrial
[00:32:40] and social region, want
[00:32:44] to move to the city of Minsk, we need to think about this, and this
[00:32:48] will probably also become the basis for future management
[00:32:51] decisions and some changes that need to be made
[00:32:55] in the Gomel region. Well, probably, after
[00:32:58] the publication and analysis of all these sociological
[00:33:02] studies, we will talk more in detail about what needs
[00:33:05] to be done, at least we understand the mood, we
[00:33:08] feel it, it is again confirmed by
[00:33:12] numerous publications.
[00:33:15] mass coverage, likes, reposts on social networks,
[00:33:19] messengers and those questions that are asked to us during
[00:33:23] various meetings,
[00:33:25] starting from the ongoing "Belarus 1" campaign, ending with unified information
[00:33:29] days, other meetings of deputies, within
[00:33:33] the framework of all kinds of meetings, residents of various
[00:33:35] regions of our country, and in terms of the level of happiness, Gomel
[00:33:39] surpasses Minsk, yes, Gomel surpasses Minsk, then
[00:33:43] the desire is surprising,
[00:35:45] especially in areas close to Minsk, these houses, to
[00:35:48] which no one paid attention yesterday, did not look for their
[00:35:52] legal heirs and so on, these houses are already
[00:35:55] sold at auction, and for very decent money, I think this is only
[00:35:59] the beginning of this trend, it is connected, among other things, with fashion, fashion
[00:36:08] of the study say
[00:36:31] health first, and not just health, we see from
[00:36:35] the polls that 36 point something percent
[00:36:39] do not spend their money on buying alcohol or tobacco
[00:36:42] products, and because you don't even need to conduct sociological research,
[00:36:46] because we see how much demand there is for swimming pools, sports
[00:36:50] halls, what we were criticized for, the same tennis courts
[00:36:53] that were once criticized, today no one can get into any of them. People.
[00:37:27] we consider to be super-developed, advanced, which should be emulated, but
[00:37:31] this is in quotation marks, where
[00:37:33] in principle, a person until deep old age has the opportunity
[00:37:37] to acquire their own housing, even if they live in it, this is all deep
[00:37:41] mortgage, loans, but mainly it is rented
[00:37:44] housing, then, well,
[00:37:47] a social shelter when they retire, in our country
[00:37:51] 54%
[00:37:53] to the question, do you want, do you lack?
[00:37:57] do you have enough funds to buy or build
[00:38:00] your own housing, they don't even think about this question,
[00:38:04] while the rest think positively, they have enough,
[00:38:08] or there is no answer, one and a half percent, this is against the background
[00:38:11] of 70-90, I don't remember your table, those
[00:38:15] concerned citizens of civilized countries with the question
[00:38:19] of the impossibility of acquiring their own housing at exorbitant
[00:38:22] prices, which they cannot even, well, in principle, wrap their
[00:38:26] minds around.
[00:40:27] gold 52% of foreign exchange reserves is monetary gold,
[00:40:31] despite Western sanctions, our economy grew at a rate higher
[00:40:35] than the world average in 2023-24,
[00:40:37] and showed slight growth in 2025.
[00:40:41] This year, yes, although we were
[00:40:44] told that there is an overheating of the Russian economy, and this
[00:40:48] is our main export market, of course, this affects the domestic
[00:40:51] economy, but at the same time the Russian economy grew by
[00:40:55] 0.6% of GDP. in
[00:40:57] January-July of this year, the Belarusian economy
[00:41:01] demonstrates a growth of 2.1% with
[00:41:04] target indicators set by the government of 2.8%. Today
[00:41:07] the president at a meeting with journalists said about 3% about seven-eight, I think
[00:41:11] in agriculture, we understand that the head of state, he, as it were,
[00:41:15] an experienced coach, will raise this bar, because the president
[00:41:18] sees that they are pulling it off, and if they are pulling it off, then more
[00:41:22] difficult tasks can be set, as for the city of Minsk,
[00:41:25] the level of happiness and unhappiness, right?
[00:41:27] "We in Minsk have recently been encountering such an unusual phenomenon for us as
[00:41:31] traffic jams,
[00:41:34] in the morning, from 8 to 9, in the evening from
[00:41:38] 17 to 19:00."
[00:42:10] someone at their own expense, and even in Minsk they started issuing
[00:42:13] license plates, as you know, with a non-existent numerical
[00:42:24] additional numbers for them, but we have them,
[00:42:28] but they are located in other countries, right,
[00:42:30] therefore, therefore, colleagues, here it turns out
[00:42:34] that in essence,
[00:42:37] the sociological study is.
[00:43:40] if so, then it needs to be discussed, about opportunities, about
[00:43:43] shortcomings, and again, and again, I wanted to add, about
[00:43:46] those comments that come from our
[00:43:49] fugitives? First, either detached from
[00:43:53] Belarusian reality, they understand nothing about the
[00:43:56] socio-political situation in the country, or they are stretching a point,
[00:44:00] I think both are true, because when they start
[00:44:04] ridiculing public
[00:44:06] sentiments related to the value of peace, based on...
[00:44:40] Google searches in countries bordering
[00:44:43] us, will there be war, will there be war, will there be war,
[00:44:47] only Belarusians searched for where to rest in Belarus in
[00:44:50] 2025.
[00:44:54] By the way, about the owl and the globe and the comments of those you remember,
[00:44:57] those we try to forget, but something draws us there,
[00:45:01] not so long ago, statistical data on the number
[00:45:04] of cars per thousand population were published, where Belarus
[00:45:08] occupies exactly such...
[00:46:10] such a question, what have you or your family done
[00:46:13] to improve your life over the past
[00:46:16] year, and 22% answered that they
[00:46:19] bought durable goods, this is good, we are investing,
[00:46:23] 20.5% answered that they
[00:46:26] rested, that is, went on vacation, which is also very
[00:46:29] good, but most of all I was surprised by the figure: no
[00:46:32] answer, 50.8%,
[00:46:36] that is, more than half did nothing, why?
[00:49:57] they can't clear the trees for a month or two roofs, I
[00:50:01] talk to a person who talked to Lithuanian officials, including
[00:50:04] people who are elected, they have a long story
[00:50:07] about how they fool people, no elections there, they already divide
[00:50:11] everything before that, they destroyed all their industry, they live on
[00:50:14] grants, a grant is protected for a year, they don't give anything extra,
[00:50:18] when the wind blew down a tree, you need to prepare.
[00:51:52] it happens that in our register of abandoned houses and neglected
[00:51:56] properties there are more than 25,000 objects, and it costs nothing
[00:51:59] to open the Internet, right, find
[00:52:02] some suitable object.
[00:52:35] of the Minsk City Executive Committee and Minskzelenstroy for what
[00:52:38] they do, and I think that
[00:52:42] this number of respondents would be even higher, we should not hesitate
[00:52:46] to attract and use the mechanisms
[00:52:49] of civil partnership, for example,
[00:52:52] today the coordinating council of public
[00:52:55] organizations, which includes the largest organizations,
[00:52:59] political parties, together with Minskzelenstroy, with our
[00:53:02] management of construction and landscaping. Since
[00:53:05] the morning, they were cleaning up the embankment of the Slepianka
[00:53:16] so we can expand all these activities,
[00:53:20] offering, for example, to enterprises, partnerships, owners
[00:53:23] services for creating recreational green zones
[00:53:26] along their border, this is also a very important aspect, the third
[00:53:30] point, please note that among the list
[00:53:33] of problems that... our compatriots
[00:53:37] always express and note,
[00:53:41] there is generally no such term as interethnic
[00:53:45] hatred, interethnic
[00:54:02] progressive democratic Poland...
[00:57:05] that, in general, from the point of view of economics, from the point of view of social
[00:57:09] growth, security, life in the homeland is much more
[00:57:12] comfortable than choosing
[01:00:47] 30 years, despite the fact that in the early
[01:00:49] nineties, those who came to power
[01:00:53] after the collapse of the Soviet Union tried to pursue a completely
[01:00:56] different nationalistic line, as, in general, in other
[01:01:00] former Soviet republics, so thanks to the policies
[01:01:03] that the president pursued and continues to pursue,
[01:01:07] and that historical memory that we have, and which, unfortunately,
[01:01:10] is based on tragic
[01:01:13] events of both the Great Patriotic War and the First World War.
[01:01:17] and the interwar period, we will talk
[01:01:20] about this, we are now talking a lot in anticipation of September 17 about
[01:01:23] this, so making a bridge with a sociological study
[01:01:27] that Polish scientists conducted in the thirty-seventh-thirty-eighth
[01:01:31] years, we even included this in the materials for the single day
[01:01:34] of information, but rather
[01:01:37] briefly, they conducted it in the northern
[01:01:39] regions of Kresy Wschodnie, as they
[01:01:42] called Western Belarus, in
[01:01:46] Vilna. what sounds like Oshmyany and
[01:01:50] other districts, to determine what
[01:01:53] percentage of the population identifies themselves as Belarusians. They
[01:01:57] had initial data at the time of the signing of the Riga Peace
[01:02:01] Treaty, it was about 65%.
[01:02:04] Our land has always been multinational, historically
[01:02:07] not only Belarusians lived here, but also Russians,
[01:02:11] Ukrainians, in the western regions lived and live Tatars, Jews
[01:02:14] and so on, Lithuanians. So, when...
[01:02:30] as such, Lithuanians, Jews and Tatars, this was
[01:02:34] the result of that policy of ethnocide, Polonization
[01:02:37] and forced
[01:02:41] renunciation of people from their native
[01:02:44] language, culture and faith, and people began
[01:02:47] to, out of even some protest sentiments, out of
[01:02:50] the desire to be called people in their own land, to call themselves
[01:02:53] Belarusians, after this, by the way, also a little-known
[01:02:57] fact, the Poles came up with a Polish...
[01:04:00] Of course, look, here's the logical chain
[01:04:04] that I built, the problem is in
[01:04:07] the economy, Volkswagen is cutting 100,000 jobs,
[01:04:10] every fifth, at the plant's facilities, what will it produce, well,
[01:04:13] of course, they will produce
[01:04:17] weapons, they said they will produce, then, where to put these
[01:04:20] weapons, well, Volkswagen, they will produce weapons, the cooperation partner is,
[01:05:30] unconditional priority, Ryuta then makes a statement,
[01:05:33] it's all one after another, he openly admitted that Ukrainians
[01:05:37] play the role of a living shield to buy time for NATO
[01:05:40] to rearm. The struggle of Ukraine determines the entire
[01:05:43] Euro-Atlantic security system, it directly affects, as we all
[01:05:47] know, our own security, while we work on modernizing
[01:05:50] the alliance, while we work, create a stronger
[01:05:53] Europe and a stronger NATO, we must
[01:06:09] circulation of billions
[01:06:11] of euros in nature, as we will call it, that Ukraine is given
[01:06:15] money, Ukraine gives money to those who gave the money, as
[01:06:18] a result for these weapons, but what's
[01:06:21] the matter, what did Zelensky say, Zelensky
[01:06:24] demanded new money, because the money he was given for this year
[01:06:28] has already been stolen.
[01:08:13] some structure there tried to arrange some
[01:08:16] provocations, remember, they tried to inject someone with a syringe, poison
[01:08:19] someone, they poisoned them in the media, they called them all sorts of names
[01:08:23] and so on, now they can do
[01:08:27] nothing with this phenomenon, the latest German sociology
[01:08:30] 88% of the residents of the entire Federal Republic
[01:08:33] of Germany, not just the central-eastern
[01:08:36] land, consider
[01:08:39] Merz's government and its rule a failure.
[01:09:42] the German nation, which seems tolerant on the surface, but inside,
[01:09:46] believe me, passions are boiling, they periodically
[01:09:49] spill over into protests, provocations and
[01:09:52] mass shootings, this will lead to ultra-right
[01:09:56] forces coming to power again, and this will lead to
[01:10:00] those racial purges, and we will return to 1930, we
[01:10:03] will return to the very same period, this is history that develops in a
[01:10:07] spiral, that they are nationalists - it's not just Hitler
[01:10:11] and not just the thirties. after all, during
[01:10:15] the occupation of our western lands, I apologize for
[01:10:18] returning, Poleshuks of Brest
[01:10:21] region, Pinsk Poleshuks were taken to an exhibition in Krakow
[01:10:24] and shown like natives practically behind bars, like in
[01:10:27] a zoo, these are such wild people living in our
[01:10:31] Kresy Wschodnie, we will civilize them now,
[01:10:34] yes, while not for political correctness, in fact
[01:10:37] we want to say that we don't know how they will behave if they suddenly become
[01:10:41] the ruling party.
[01:12:12] Of course, we are ready to cooperate with those constructive politicians in Alternative
[01:12:16] for Germany, who demonstrate
[01:12:19] good will for this, but at the same time we do not give
[01:12:22] any jingoistic assessments and
[01:12:25] forecasts, enough, unfortunately, our Russian colleagues sometimes sinned
[01:12:29] with this, especially during the period
[01:12:31] of 2016, when Trump first came to power, you remember
[01:12:35] all those ridiculous jokes about the KGB almost
[01:12:44] the approach to Germany will be exactly the same, first return
[01:12:48] everything you took,
[01:12:50] cancel sanctions then we'll talk, the president
[01:12:52] touched upon.
[01:15:25] before Trump's election, listen, and Trump is not history at all,
[01:15:29] it's all the same, Obama's and so
[01:15:31] on, just a turn in a different direction, but you remember,
[01:15:35] USAID will close, meaning it will deal with the liberal press,
[01:15:38] it will not interfere in the internal affairs
[01:15:41] of other states, it will stop all conflicts in the world, what in
[01:15:44] the end, on the contrary,
[01:15:47] states say, so Trump and Biden, God bless him,
[01:15:51] the idiot is sick, he says, they've already driven us all to the brink, something needs to change.
[01:16:55] will be $50, we will raise the economy, peace to the
[01:16:58] world, the sun will shine, then, he goes with this,
[01:17:02] promises what people are waiting for, people think, oh, Bingo, here he is,
[01:17:06] they go for him, vote, but it didn't work out, AFD appeared,
[01:17:09] Trump appeared, well, how now these
[01:17:12] power-holders will conduct backroom negotiations, that
[01:17:15] guys, what do you want, let's somehow live peacefully, let's just
[01:17:19] Alexander Pavlovich said absolutely correctly, he didn't do anything
[01:17:23] from what...
[01:18:44] The US needs oil for years to come, so we need
[01:18:47] Venezuela. Trump
[01:18:57] for 500 years, this is the largest oil deal and probably
[01:19:00] the largest deal in our country's history 65 billion
[01:19:03] barrels are ours, and you know what that means, it's for all. This
[01:19:56] is not part of their plans, because Venezuela becomes absolutely independent, it
[01:20:00] will have everything it needs, this
[01:20:03] is not what global corporations need, pure truth.
[01:20:37] said he's a dictator, remember, he already correctly said he's a dictator, that he
[01:20:41] needs oil, why he needs Cuba, it should be a logistical
[01:20:44] center, dominating the US, why
[01:20:47] he needs Nicaragua there, other countries, he clearly defines
[01:20:51] all this, and no one will ever say that he is not
[01:20:54] right about this, that's why he needs the Strait of Hormuz, also not for
[01:20:57] democracy, and supports...