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[00:00:30] in the first information we pay a lot of
[00:00:33] attention to this, but this is, so to speak, the business of other programs,
[00:00:37] to analyze everything in detail, what they agreed on, what they signed and how it
[00:00:41] will work, is not quite our format, although of course
[00:00:44] it is very important that the prime ministers of
[00:00:48] EU countries came here
[00:00:51] to us, an important event, yesterday
[00:00:54] the head of our state met with the prime minister of Kazakhstan, and today he
[00:00:58] has almost in these minutes, when... we are recording, there is a meeting with
[00:01:01] the EU ministers, and
[00:01:05] the president made several statements,
[00:01:09] what we see today at this hour, the most
[00:01:12] sensational of them, the most important - is about
[00:01:16] our multi-vector policy, the head of state said that he
[00:01:20] sees some bloggers, probably more than
[00:01:23] the media, as always they love to
[00:01:26] do it, they accuse us of leaving
[00:01:30] for the West, I'm not quoting verbatim, I'm interpreting, but our
[00:01:33] multi-vector policy is not a betrayal
[00:01:36] of the Russian Federation, I hope that everyone has
[00:01:39] been convinced of this for 30 years, regarding Armenia, the head
[00:01:42] of state suggested that Armenia not rush, first make sure that
[00:01:46] its cognac, vegetables, fruits, everything else will indeed be
[00:01:49] in demand in France or in other countries, and
[00:01:53] then break up with us and
[00:01:57] strive to join the European Union, but I don't know,
[00:03:30] he calls things by their names, if they need
[00:03:34] oil, then the president of Venezuela can be pulled straight out of bed,
[00:03:38] if they don't want to let Russians and Chinese in, then Cuba will be ours, if
[00:03:41] they need shipping, I understand, probably routes, then
[00:03:45] northern Greenland will become part
[00:03:49] of the United States of America, although
[00:03:51] that is unlikely to happen, but we talked a lot about
[00:03:55] that, about the fact that we, of course,
[00:03:58] countries... of the EU, former
[00:04:01] countries of the Soviet, former republics of the Soviet Union
[00:04:04] need to stick together, especially in light of what
[00:04:08] is happening around, I already mentioned Armenia, I don't know what guides
[00:04:11] them, this week there was a rather interesting revelation
[00:04:15] from French President Emmanuel Macron. Europe as a whole has serious
[00:04:18] dependencies, which means that if we
[00:04:22] want to be simultaneously more sovereign, competitive
[00:04:25] and achieve our goals to reduce carbon emissions,
[00:04:29] we have a serious. energy problem, Russian gas was
[00:04:32] one of the fundamental elements of the competitiveness
[00:04:35] of European industry, Europe itself abandoned
[00:04:39] it, which of course I would like to congratulate
[00:04:42] the European Union and personally the French president, against
[00:04:46] this background, we may also talk about large protests
[00:04:49] in France, but further on, I'll bridge to
[00:04:53] security, a sudden revelation from the Wall Street Journal this week,
[00:04:56] the largest, I quote, the largest allies of Ukraine. In
[00:05:00] Europe, they are changing their rhetoric against the backdrop of growing voter fatigue with
[00:05:04] the war. European leaders have
[00:05:07] again begun to speak more actively about a diplomatic
[00:05:10] settlement and the need.
[00:05:23] In Great Britain, France, Germany and Italy, support is growing
[00:05:27] for a negotiated end to the war, including with the condition of territorial
[00:05:30] concessions from Ukraine. In Poland, support for aid to Kyiv, according to
[00:05:34] the latest data, has decreased to approximately 50%. Against this
[00:05:37] background, parties criticizing further
[00:05:41] support are gaining strength.
[00:07:12] realized that relations are broken for
[00:07:15] decades. A turning point, I'll state the thesis,
[00:07:18] the world is at a crucial turning point in its development, and the scale
[00:07:22] of the ongoing changes, as we move away from Western hegemony,
[00:07:25] the international situation will change towards a more stable and free
[00:07:29] multipolar order. Russia was deliberately put in a
[00:07:32] situation where it was forced to
[00:07:35] respond to another aggression and take up arms for
[00:07:38] self-defense. Ukraine is losing elements of statehood
[00:07:42] and is completely controlled, unable to
[00:07:46] exist independently. In response to attacks on Russian
[00:07:49] civilian targets, Russia launched strikes and
[00:07:53] wiped out the metallurgical and
[00:07:56] industrial sectors. Russia threatens no one, does not plan
[00:07:59] to fight in 2029, nor in 2030, nor in 2050, said
[00:08:02] Putin. And the letter from the Russian
[00:08:04] Federation's Foreign Ministry, the Russian Federation's Foreign Ministry to NATO regarding
[00:08:08] the defense of the Kaliningrad region, this is not nuclear intimidation, but
[00:08:11] a response to...
[00:10:55] I think, yes, firstly, the fact that such nuclear rhetoric
[00:10:59] was voiced for the first time is a fact, and most importantly,
[00:11:03] what happened before that, that is, we are saying, a letter was received, initially
[00:11:06] an official letter through diplomatic channels from
[00:11:09] the embassy of the Russian Federation, which is located in
[00:11:12] Ireland, then an official letter from
[00:11:16] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and accordingly, before that
[00:11:19] there was another point, Russia suddenly started reminding that they have
[00:11:23] a perimeter system, dead.
[00:12:55] Although, if you look at the statements of the head of state
[00:12:58] of the Russian Federation, Russia, obviously, we are much closer today
[00:13:02] than in the years of the Cold War, precisely to its unleashing, and
[00:13:06] objective factors have already matured today, what
[00:13:09] does this letter mean, it is an open warning, it is not a question of
[00:13:12] escalation, but it is like a warning to a sentry: stop,
[00:13:16] I will shoot, but this is an open official letter, and how
[00:13:20] was it received, and why don't they fear
[00:13:23] this, because the Russian... Federation has not yet
[00:13:26] taken any actions aimed at
[00:13:29] demonstrating its determination, because essentially
[00:13:33] it has not withdrawn from any agreement on the use
[00:13:37] of nuclear weapons, on their proliferation, on
[00:13:40] nuclear weapons tests, although the test site on Novaya
[00:13:44] Zemlya, it is functioning, it
[00:13:46] can at any time, literally a month or two of preparation, one can
[00:13:50] conduct a test, well, why not show, for example, the Tsar bomb, how...
[00:13:53] What does a nuclear influenza mean and how does it differ from just some statements, but unfortunately,
[00:14:04] что значит ядерный грипп и чем он отличается просто каких-то заявлений, но к сожалению,
[00:14:08] the fact remains, and you know what dangerous talks are being held, that a nuclear
[00:14:12] explosion is not, it's not that painful, pay attention to
[00:14:15] Hiroshima, to Nagasaki in the fifties, life was already flourishing there, and with oncological
[00:14:19] diseases, yes, people started to get sick more, but there
[00:14:22] it was only by some, probably 5%. so critically,
[00:14:25] well, I must say that 16 -21 kilotons, I
[00:14:29] mean, these are the Fat Man and Little Boy bombs, but today there are not even
[00:14:32] such, in fact, ammunition, even artillery,
[00:14:35] which we use, when all this is measured in
[00:14:38] megatons, this is what is capable of simply wiping
[00:14:42] large cities off the face of the earth, simply wiping them out, this
[00:14:45] is, of course, a completely different story, and I, as far as I know, in the
[00:14:49] current nuclear warheads there are such elements that will decay for almost millions of years.
[00:14:52] распадаться.
[00:14:55] Israel, or there today they are trying to talk about Iran, some
[00:15:03] first ammunition in the same
[00:15:08] well, it is reliably known that there are no nuclear ammunition there yet, these
[00:15:12] are precisely these very first atomic bombs that were
[00:15:15] adopted for service all the time, it is clear that today neither the United States nor the Russian
[00:15:19] Federation have such, this is a completely different principle, completely different
[00:15:23] capabilities, completely different powers. and completely different missiles,
[00:15:27] that's why talking today about nuclear war, well, it's just madness,
[00:15:30] in fact, Americans today are promoting
[00:15:34] the concept of NATO 3.0. What is the NATO-30 concept?
[00:15:37] let's put all the problems on the shoulders
[00:15:40] of European allies, very interesting,
[00:15:44] European allies, of course, grabbed this, look, Macron went everywhere
[00:15:48] to promise a nuclear umbrella and so on, but they have already
[00:15:51] run so far that they started saying, maybe we should really slowly
[00:15:54] push the United States aside, I mean this is, of course, first
[00:15:58] of all, Great Britain and France, here
[00:16:01] recently there was a meeting
[00:16:02] of the Deputy Minister
[00:16:05] of this very war...
[00:16:37] do not pursue such a policy, then the United States perceived
[00:16:40] this as a direct geopolitical threat
[00:16:44] to themselves, and today we objectively
[00:16:47] see, perhaps about the beginning of precisely
[00:16:50] a split along this line, the most interesting
[00:16:54] thing is that precisely the United States
[00:16:57] plans to avoid a nuclear
[00:17:00] conflict in every possible way, because in their national defense strategy they wrote
[00:17:04] in black and white that with Russia it is necessary to exclude all kinds.
[00:19:08] where something is grown, it's even better there, we
[00:19:11] will also buy, and we will build up and develop precisely
[00:19:14] the military-industrial complex, because today everything else can be sold at exchange
[00:19:18] prices, at fixed prices, and weapons that will be,
[00:19:22] well, not in a single copy, will be unique, we will sell them at any
[00:19:26] price, they will buy them from us, all money is invested today
[00:19:29] in defense, and the social foundations of the economy, what will happen to the people, they don't
[00:19:33] care at all, that is, they are not going to fight, but they
[00:19:36] want to solve economic problems with the help of the military-industrial complex,
[00:19:40] yes, well, how to solve them, I think they live more now
[00:19:43] with short-term memory and lack of future prospects, yes, for today,
[00:19:47] Putin had a clear statement that yes, they understand that France or
[00:19:50] Great Britain are nuclear powers, but they do not understand
[00:19:54] what the latest developments Russia has are, including
[00:19:57] regarding both
[00:20:00] tactical nuclear weapons and other
[00:20:03] nuclear means, accordingly, and this is the most...
[00:21:50] Well, in reality, if an ordinary person looks at it,
[00:21:54] it seems like some kind of surrealism, well, what nuclear war, well, everyone
[00:21:57] understands perfectly well that the map of Europe is too small,
[00:22:00] if a couple of strikes and there will be no Europe, so what,
[00:22:04] what are these discussions for then, and the discussions in
[00:22:07] principle come down, it has already been said, to one
[00:22:10] key model, and
[00:22:13] the European Union, as an economic, financial model,
[00:22:16] has outlived its usefulness, first of all, the model has outlived its usefulness,
[00:22:50] it's a typical one, in principle, America manages its
[00:22:53] finances in exactly the same way, only someone
[00:22:56] said that it's necessary to introduce the gold dollar, yes, they immediately
[00:22:59] fly to North Africa, bomb them, remember,
[00:23:03] back in 2022, many
[00:23:06] American analysts openly said that
[00:23:09] the stability of the American dollar is built exclusively on the element
[00:23:13] of fear, yes, that is, on the difference in weapons, arms,
[00:23:17] the destruction of sovereign states right now. we basically
[00:23:20] observe the same thing, not a single political corporate
[00:23:24] elite intends to perish in
[00:23:27] this nuclear cauldron, right, it thereby
[00:23:31] provokes who is weak, but
[00:23:34] at the same time it is necessary to understand that this weakness leads to
[00:23:38] the fact that they are still
[00:23:40] militarizing our region, they are militarizing it
[00:23:43] very strongly, they are pulling tank brigades here, yes,
[00:23:46] motorized infantry, they are conducting exercises and...
[00:23:50] they have this real hope that if they suddenly
[00:23:53] launch an offensive operation on the territory of Belarus,
[00:23:57] Pskov, Leningrad region, there will not be enough
[00:23:59] political decisions, or political will, to press the button
[00:24:03] to destroy this group, that's what they are hoping for, moreover, they
[00:24:07] openly in their analytical documents,
[00:24:10] what do they write about? About the fact that by 2030 there is a high probability that the political elite in
[00:24:14] Russia will change, that is, they transmit into
[00:24:17] the information space the idea that that
[00:24:50] the Tigers have woken up, Latvia and Lithuania are going to deploy nuclear weapons on their territory, what
[00:24:54] will we do, take them out, preemptively
[00:24:57] take them out, my approach, I insist that
[00:25:01] all this classical diplomacy, it
[00:25:05] is a thing of the past, now is a completely different time,
[00:25:07] turbulent, requiring the adoption
[00:25:11] of operational decisions, just look at what is happening on the Ukrainian
[00:25:14] track, what we, some experts, have been saying all the time
[00:25:18] since 2022. that it is necessary to stop
[00:25:22] Black Sea shipping, it is necessary
[00:25:26] to isolate the battlefield from
[00:25:29] logistics, from what comes from
[00:25:32] the west, that is, to paralyze bridges, it turns out,
[00:25:35] all this can be done, only a political decision was needed,
[00:25:39] the political decision came, but its price
[00:25:42] is 4.5 years of warfare regarding
[00:25:45] the recent strikes of the Russian Federation on
[00:25:48] infrastructure. Therefore, if
[00:25:51] we take specifically this
[00:25:53] statement
[00:25:56] by the Baltic tigers, and before that they all together
[00:25:59] withdrew, for example, from the Ottawa Convention on... infantry
[00:26:03] mines, well, it's clear why this is being done, to such
[00:26:06] statements, I believe, one should have
[00:26:09] reacted preemptively, but at least,
[00:26:12] with the forces of a superpower it can be done very
[00:26:16] effectively, now regarding
[00:26:18] Putin's speech, all these
[00:26:22] algorithms of warnings about a possible, about a possible
[00:26:26] nuclear response to aggression, if you remember,
[00:26:29] exactly the same algorithm was before the start of...
[00:29:04] he put forward the lifting of all sanctions from
[00:29:08] the Russian Federation, this is relevant for
[00:29:11] us too, because lately dialogues have started
[00:29:14] negotiations, well, excuse me, we have 1,300 sanctions
[00:29:17] in effect, and the same Americans
[00:29:20] have imposed three times more sanctions on
[00:29:24] our legal entities than Europeans, this is just
[00:29:26] for your information, so all negotiations probably need to
[00:29:30] take these points into account, these five conditions. If they are fulfilled, it will be
[00:29:34] a real victory, and it will stop Europe after all,
[00:29:38] but neither the Europeans, nor Ukraine, nor the USA will agree to any of these conditions.
[00:29:41] That's the problem. You just talked about removing
[00:29:45] elites, we talk about it very often, but it's a kind of peculiar
[00:29:49] democracy, that is, the power of the people in European countries,
[00:29:52] all of them have a rating of 10%,
[00:29:55] all of them come to elections, sometimes
[00:29:58] people win who have a completely different point of view
[00:30:01] than.
[00:30:32] the most important thing is that the United
[00:30:35] States of America, together with the Asian NATO, that is, Japan, the Philippines,
[00:30:39] South Korea, they are openly preparing, including
[00:30:42] for the escalation of the conflict on the Korean Peninsula, yes, in
[00:30:46] Indochina, about what, and
[00:30:49] generally they are openly, yes,
[00:30:52] analysts say that the collective
[00:30:55] West has moved to ideological war, that is,
[00:30:58] they are fighting against all those countries that, first of all...
[00:31:02] profess a completely different world model, that
[00:31:05] is, in their understanding,
[00:31:08] a colonial world must definitely be restored,
[00:31:12] metropolises, colonies, they live perfectly well. everything we
[00:31:15] see now, the war in Europe, escalation - this
[00:31:18] is the creation of a global new Rome,
[00:31:21] yes, with corresponding colonial
[00:31:24] territories, where the colony and Russia, all the rest, including
[00:31:28] China, and the world majority are ready to fight this or
[00:31:31] remain silent, and that's the point, that's the key conflict, that
[00:31:35] is, they, these political corporate
[00:31:38] elites, starting this conflict, they began to
[00:31:41] germinate it, when, remember, after 2007.
[00:33:15] seemed to have won in some regions, what will
[00:33:18] this lead to? Many analysts are already saying that even if
[00:33:22] it goes somewhere, in any case, its rhetoric will change after
[00:33:26] some time, it will be the same thing, that is, people who
[00:33:29] go out into the streets, who try to assert their
[00:33:33] rights, are very quickly strangled, extinguished, and they can make
[00:33:36] some kind of, well, a handout thrown in, yes, in some
[00:33:39] way, help them develop with their problems, everything
[00:33:43] develops according to the same plan. Vladimir
[00:34:45] Vladimirovich Putin, everything is fine, the world is changing, it is becoming multipolar, but the problem is only one, that these
[00:34:51] processes begin to get out of control, it is precisely
[00:34:54] the out-of-control processes that do not allow development, and what
[00:34:58] will happen next, no one knows, here, when we
[00:35:01] talk about a change of elites in Europe, who will we
[00:35:05] replace them with, if they already have a historical habit
[00:35:08] of robbing and killing, and it doesn't matter who you are,
[00:35:12] left or right, so what if...
[00:35:15] we win in this Ukraine, if Zelensky
[00:35:18] or some other Budanov remains there,
[00:35:21] believe me, in a couple of years, we will see
[00:35:24] a revanchist regime right on our borders, but while
[00:35:28] this revanchism is being cultivated, Belarus will
[00:35:31] suffer, because the interest is in one thing: how to cut off
[00:35:35] the Belarusian balcony? For themselves, they clearly defined, there is
[00:35:38] an Achilles' heel, they talk every day about the Suwalki
[00:35:42] corridor, well, look, there are constantly exercises around
[00:35:46] this Suwalki corridor, where there is nothing but swamps and one direction, not
[00:35:49] a road, a direction, between Kaliningrad and Belarus, many
[00:35:53] say, yes, the Belarusians and Russians want to capture it,
[00:35:57] no, we don't want to capture it, why do we need this small piece of land,
[00:36:00] firstly, there is not a single centimeter of land that we don't see,
[00:36:04] today it is visible from all sides, you tell me, did Iran capture
[00:36:08] the Strait of Hormuz, or maybe the Houthis captured
[00:36:11] the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, no, today there are means
[00:36:15] of reconnaissance, means of destruction, and there is no need to take this
[00:36:19] very corridor, why deploy troops there, this soldier,
[00:36:22] therefore, there, of course, one must keep the 16th mechanized division and build
[00:36:26] new Kapchamisty.
[00:37:57] combine, at this moment it is necessary to evacuate the entire Vilnius,
[00:38:01] which is 30 km away, but we have nothing to do, we must arrange
[00:38:05] a chemical collapse right on the border not far from us, so under this
[00:38:09] pretext they involve Poles, all this is being developed somewhere in
[00:38:12] Kaunas, here the movement towards the Suwalki corridor begins,
[00:38:16] the most interesting thing is what question is being worked out there, here
[00:38:20] the second part comes into play, a closed one, where it turns out
[00:38:23] the enemy is Belarus, it is Russia within
[00:38:27] this... the following questions should be worked out in the closed part:
[00:38:29] the entry of troops through the Suwalki
[00:38:32] corridor, well, in those conditions when a counter
[00:38:36] evacuation begins, how to separate the flows immediately, this
[00:38:40] question arises, in addition to how to separate the flows,
[00:38:44] also inflict defeat on the eleventh corps, after all,
[00:38:47] remember what General Christophe Donahue,
[00:38:51] the commander of US troops in Europe
[00:38:55] and Africa, said recently, he says, I don't need a day, I need hours to resolve
[00:38:59] all my issues there, but the most interesting thing is,
[00:39:02] look at what kind of collapse is being drawn, that an invasion is coming,
[00:39:05] the question can be worked out in two ways: on the one hand, that this is like
[00:39:08] Ukraine, which promised to deal with it in 40 days,
[00:39:12] got hit in the teeth and then started rolling back, that's
[00:39:15] one question, and secondly, a pretext for war is needed,
[00:39:19] a casus belli is needed, but it needs to be thoroughly rehearsed, or they want to fight
[00:39:23] us, they want to thoroughly
[00:39:25] rehearse it.
[00:39:57] waging war, so-called colonies, yes, or forcing
[00:40:01] them to cooperate, this format of previous hostilities
[00:40:04] shows that, well, it doesn't work, that is, Russia showed that they
[00:40:08] are ready to engage in nuclear rhetoric and some
[00:40:12] statements, but the Baltics and Lithuania,
[00:40:15] they are, well, truly Baltic tigers, they have repeatedly
[00:40:19] proven with their provocative statements, first, that
[00:40:22] they do not lead to a tangible result, second, that they
[00:40:26] are guided by...
[00:40:57] in principle, it would also be a unique opportunity to keep silent, because
[00:41:01] the government, unfortunately, does not understand that this is their territory, yes, they provoke
[00:41:05] hostilities that could unfold on their territory, but we operate
[00:41:08] under a different concept, we truly, yes, although we want to live in
[00:41:12] peace, we are preparing for war, but we do not
[00:41:14] provoke this escalation, we are still trying to conduct dialogue,
[00:41:18] using both multilateral platforms and the UN, OSCE, and
[00:41:21] other formats, proving to our opponents
[00:41:24] that we are pursuing an exclusively peaceful, benevolent...
[00:44:05] not soon after the end of the special military operation, and even then only if this regime in Ukraine ceases to exist, but listen to how he argues about
[00:44:09] how... bills
[00:44:45] already a large number of those that were
[00:44:48] overdue, are already prepared, voted on at the government
[00:44:52] meeting and submitted to parliament, the rest,
[00:44:55] which remain, will be submitted mostly by
[00:44:58] October 15, as I have already
[00:45:00] said,
[00:45:03] something will require a little more time for coordination with
[00:45:07] international partners, with relevant committees, because
[00:45:10] bringing an unprepared document to a vote in the Verkhovna Rada
[00:45:14] is another mistake, because it takes even more
[00:45:18] time later, if it is not coordinated with partners, it
[00:45:22] means that we can vote, partners will say: you
[00:45:25] know, that this is not quite as we agreed, so
[00:45:29] please return it, because for this
[00:45:32] we will not be able to give money, they say, you know, it's not quite as we
[00:45:36] agreed, so please return it, because for this.
[00:47:52] Yes, they have the GRECO structure, the Group of States against Corruption, and they, this
[00:47:56] group, the United
[00:47:59] States withdrew from it just a few days ago, they conduct
[00:48:03] monitoring of each member country and based on the results
[00:48:06] of the monitoring, they make recommendations on what needs to be changed in the field
[00:48:09] of legislation or some other reforms, so
[00:48:12] Belarus was always criticized for being too demanding
[00:48:16] of recommendations and not always ready to change
[00:48:20] our national legislation so quickly. Ukraine, against this
[00:48:23] background, changed everything very quickly, but there was an opinion,
[00:48:27] Ukrainians actively spoke at the platform of this organization, that yes,
[00:48:31] well, no problem for us, we will change, we will still not adhere to
[00:48:34] that legislation, we will simply do it so that no one criticizes us, here
[00:48:38] it's all the same, they perfectly understand that this is their only way towards
[00:48:42] joining the European Union, they have a certain base of recommendations, they
[00:48:46] must accept them, if the European Union or their
[00:48:49] partners say, listen, it's not quite right, they will quickly all...
[00:50:52] that's what it will do, I want to ask a question, well, what did
[00:50:56] Ukraine say? Did it do it? Well, no,
[00:50:59] no, we are trying to portray the same thing now,
[00:51:02] that some European forces can put pressure on Ukraine today,
[00:51:06] don't you think that this quasi-state
[00:51:10] has already gone out of control today,
[00:51:13] and Europe and America are still forced to supply
[00:51:17] their weapons, because it has the most important thing, it realizes
[00:51:20] the idea of enmity or war with
[00:51:22] the Russian Federation, and the processes themselves have already acquired
[00:51:26] a completely irreversible character, well, yes, NABU
[00:51:29] works, VAKS works,
[00:51:33] other anti-corruption systems work, does anyone
[00:51:36] touch Zelensky? No, he continues to lead
[00:51:40] today. the state, namely by conducting
[00:51:43] its policy, because it is no coincidence that we are talking about Nazism, about
[00:51:46] changed approaches, because look how quickly the
[00:51:50] Poles alienated themselves from Ukraine.
[00:56:05] what would happen if the Americans really
[00:56:09] demanded that Zelensky stop
[00:56:12] his criminal activities, well,
[00:56:14] for example, what would happen if Musk's
[00:56:17] satellites were turned off, the entire
[00:56:20] front would collapse, just the difference between
[00:56:23] the current administration and the previous one is that then
[00:56:26] the Ukrainian chain dog Nazi was given a bone
[00:56:30] with veins and meat, now they are just given a bone with
[00:56:34] veins.
[00:57:05] So the information exchange with Britain is practically unlimited in
[00:57:09] volume, this is also a fact, this is a very important fact, further intelligence
[00:57:13] is carried out within the framework of the North Atlantic Alliance, intelligence is carried out within
[00:57:17] the framework of various proxy organizations, such as JEF, such as
[00:57:20] the coalition of the willing and all the rest. If we talk about the
[00:57:24] satellite constellation that is around us, that is constantly watching
[00:57:27] us, more than 120 satellites, constantly, today too
[00:57:31] every centimeter of our land is visible, only
[00:57:34] 44 of them are American, these are the ones that today directly
[00:57:38] control our territory, so even a limitation in this case will not
[00:57:41] lead to a situation where Ukraine will be left
[00:57:45] without ears, Ukraine will be left without eyes.
[00:57:48] Again, I say, the situation is much deeper here, which is why I want to
[00:57:52] return to how the Pentagon
[00:57:55] views the same Europe today, where France
[00:57:58] and Great Britain are today, and what functions the United
[00:58:02] States perform, although I think that the reasons are even deeper, this is
[00:58:06] what we see that is actually only on the surface, here probably
[00:58:09] we recently celebrated the Day of National Unity
[00:58:12] and held events in Beryoza,
[00:58:16] always... when this
[00:58:19] question was raised, the historical aspect was raised, because the
[00:58:23] Pilsudski regime, which worked against
[00:58:26] Belarusians, was funded by whom?
[00:58:28] The British. Who, which special agents were sitting
[00:58:32] in all departments of that Poland,
[00:58:35] Pilsudski? The British were sitting. Who supplied weapons,
[00:58:39] airplanes, machine guns, and fought with
[00:58:43] Tukhachevsky, when they marched on Warsaw, it was also only the British.
[01:01:17] This last story, when our relations with Poland
[01:01:20] began to be built, when Witkov came to us in the Republic of Belarus, you
[01:01:24] remember what attacks there were on the media, there were
[01:01:27] bot farms and so on, they tried to intercept
[01:01:31] ours, when Kol came and
[01:01:34] bot farms worked, and
[01:01:38] a whole wave of appeals through
[01:01:40] messengers to citizens of the Republic of Belarus
[01:01:44] with a proposal of recruitment for committing, here we have it.
[01:02:17] a political coup, yes, not a velvet revolution anymore, when
[01:02:21] they stand on their tiptoes, yes, but an armed,
[01:02:24] harsh coup, with the introduction
[01:02:27] of a NATO grouping of troops here.
[01:03:15] And the most interesting thing is that they perfectly understand that Russia will be forced to bring in troops, and here
[01:03:18] a civil war will begin on the one hand, and on the other hand, it will be a new
[01:03:22] theater of the SVO, well, you can't call it anything else, they also
[01:03:25] dream about it, they cherish these connections, they will say, well, how can you use
[01:03:30] nuclear weapons against a national liberation movement that has entered, it
[01:03:33] intends to liberate the Belarusian people,
[01:03:37] we should also, by the way, well, we talked a lot about why
[01:03:41] they take all these cardboard figures into their territory, invite them, finance them,
[01:03:44] they constantly act on behalf of Belarusians
[01:03:47] and call for sanctions against our country, then
[01:03:51] they boast that it is thanks to them that Belaruskali fell under sanctions, Belka
[01:03:55] radio company and so on, because, well, it's generally crude to openly
[01:03:59] fight against ... the European Union against Belarus,
[01:04:02] when it is done by seemingly citizens of the Republic of Belarus, yes,
[01:04:06] these are people who were forced to flee
[01:04:10] from here, they are fighting the dictatorship from there, this, of course, looks
[01:04:13] completely different in their imagination,
[01:04:16] but the situation, I see, is moving towards the fact that soon someone
[01:04:19] will not be a citizen of the Republic of Belarus, we somehow a month and a half or two ago introduced
[01:04:23] France, even when another package of sanctions was imposed against us, and this
[01:04:27] top leadership eagerly supported it.
[01:05:00] it will be difficult for them to join the EU, and according to international
[01:05:04] law, such citizens cannot move anywhere at all,
[01:05:07] some country must give them this temporary
[01:05:11] passport, but it will also not give this temporary passport, unless it is
[01:05:14] the lady who issues these fake passports, maybe maybe
[01:05:18] from a cardboard
[01:05:21] government,
[01:05:23] but it is important, we just raised the topic within
[01:05:26] the framework of the single day of informing.
[01:08:12] will not call for these actions or will not consider
[01:08:16] a military invasion of the Republic of Belarus, everyone will forget about them, they will be written off
[01:08:20] very quickly, and there are many such examples, but again, regarding
[01:08:23] the return of Belarusian citizenship, what we talked about, there are now many
[01:08:27] examples when citizens who left the Republic of Belarus in the 90s, in the
[01:08:31] 2000s for Israel or the United States,
[01:08:34] are now returning to the Republic of Belarus and asking to return their
[01:08:38] Belarusian passport and Belarusian
[01:08:39] citizenship.
[01:09:12] That's how it is, we've already talked about stability, even if these
[01:09:15] indicators are not something extraordinary, we are already saying that after the introduction
[01:09:19] of sanctions, we got a low base effect, that is, when
[01:09:23] sanctions were introduced, we dropped quite a lot, but during
[01:09:26] this time we stabilized the situation and
[01:09:30] are reaching normal levels of development, normal
[01:09:33] rates of development, even if these indicators are not very large, but nevertheless
[01:09:37] they are always positive, they are positive and we see that we even have
[01:09:41] our inflationary.
[01:11:12] the result of our policy of turning to the East, cooperation with countries of the global
[01:11:16] South, global East, and we are now considering
[01:11:18] Eurasia or Greater Eurasia differently, there are
[01:11:22] key organizations, these are SCO,
[01:11:26] BRICS, where we are partners, and precisely in these organizations
[01:11:29] most countries have the same economy, with the same economic
[01:11:32] indicators, who are also ready to develop, so we actively cooperate with them,
[01:11:36] there is a lot of hope for these organizations, but we often don't just
[01:11:39] criticize them, although we probably criticize them too, it seems to me that...
[01:14:55] to the entire escalation
[01:14:57] and realize that suddenly, maybe,
[01:15:00] the collective West will not reach us, but we perfectly
[01:15:03] understand that if there is only a slight relaxation
[01:15:07] and the collective West, let's say conditionally,
[01:15:09] begins to win in the
[01:15:13] Middle East, Eastern Europe, then certainly all
[01:15:17] this demonic structure
[01:15:20] will begin to move to the Asia-Pacific
[01:15:23] region, there will be...
[01:16:25] For example, the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the
[01:16:28] USA, which directly attacked
[01:16:32] the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus and the Development
[01:16:34] Bank, and they did not adopt Law
[01:16:37] 7108 on countering trade with the
[01:16:40] Republic of Belarus, this was adopted by the House of Representatives,
[01:16:44] signed by the President of the United States of America, therefore
[01:16:47] it is important in the world that we are building, not to be
[01:16:50] deceived and not to waste time, all these
[01:16:54] fugitives. Extremists are only 10%, a small
[01:16:58] part of what is happening, who is behind them, and behind
[01:17:02] them is the collective West, which strategically
[01:17:05] tries to tear each of the republics of the former
[01:17:09] Soviet Union away from Russia, they
[01:17:12] practically did this in many ways, they only stumbled
[01:17:16] in Belarus, their next goal is already
[01:17:19] to work inside Russia, if you noticed, they already have plans to
[01:17:23] dismember Russia.
[01:17:32] Facebook, then you will find communities,
[01:17:35] groups on Facebook, in particular, for example, on independent
[01:17:38] Karelia, with quite a large number of
[01:17:41] subscribers with discussions on how this will be,
[01:17:45] what kind of Karelia will be independent, without the Russian
[01:17:47] Federation, prosperous, possibly even unite with Finland, jokes
[01:17:51] aside, just miss the opportunity.
[01:18:07] you need to accuse Russia of everything, if
[01:18:11] you are sure that Russia did it, or almost
[01:18:14] sure, we need to accuse the Russian Federation of everything. We also went through this in
[01:18:18] 2020, when we were to blame for everything that happened, even if it didn't
[01:18:22] happen, they will label us, there will be a big
[01:18:26] information attack, and we need to be ready for it. Thank you very much, this was
[01:18:29] the Editors' Club, we will see each other in exactly a week, goodbye.
[01:18:32] свидания.
[01:23:20] Events, opinions, comments.
[01:23:24] Today we have formed a society
[01:23:26] that is
[01:23:29] united, from the leadership of the country to those who
[01:23:32] today create the foundations of the economy,
[01:23:35] humanitarian spheres. We have wonderful youth, we have
[01:23:39] wonderful children, developing, but they need to be given the unique
[01:23:42] experience that has been accumulated over decades,
[01:23:46] and Belarus has always differed from
[01:23:49] other countries in that we
[01:23:52] wisely passed on this experience to subsequent generations, the head
[01:23:55] of state made a number of important decisions -
[01:23:59] this is primarily to preserve all the best that we had as
[01:24:03] part of the Soviet Union, the Minister of Foreign
[01:24:06] Affairs of Belarus discussed the implementation of joint projects between universities with a delegation from
[01:24:10] Oman. The parties expressed mutual interest in strengthening
[01:24:14] interuniversity cooperation, noting the significant potential
[01:24:17] for cooperation in this area and discussed the schedule
[01:24:21] of cultural events. The Minister of Defense of Belarus spoke at the international security forum
[01:24:25] in Beijing. Viktor Khrenin voiced
[01:24:28] concrete proposals that could contribute to the normalization
[01:24:31] of the situation in the field of international security.
[01:24:35] Belarus took part in the third forum of women's entrepreneurship
[01:24:38] of BRICS countries. It was held on the platform of the international festival
[01:24:42] of youth in Yekaterinburg. The large-scale
[01:24:44] event brought together more than 500 representatives from
[01:24:48] twenty countries to discuss the future of women's entrepreneurship in
[01:24:52] the context of expanding the bloc. The pulse of the country on
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