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[00:00:00] brought and we see it even from the first impressions, which there, well, it was possible
[00:00:04] to swallow them unnoticed for the city,
[00:00:06] uh-huh, but at the same time, we
[00:00:10] understand that in general, to do everything that is planned, it will take three
[00:00:13] years, it will take three years to actually
[00:00:16] protect Kyiv from the consequences of such attacks, in
[00:00:19] principle, at least very significantly, let's put it this way, we will not
[00:00:23] be afraid that we will be left without heating, we will always have a reserve
[00:00:26] option, but for this it really takes three years. and
[00:00:30] somewhere around a billion euros, but the situation when
[00:00:34] hundreds of houses are left without heat, it can be repeated or
[00:00:37] not, I understand that it can be repeated, it can be repeated,
[00:00:41] objectively, in one season it was unrealistic to build
[00:00:45] reserve means for the whole
[00:00:48] city, so throughout the city there are now scattered
[00:00:51] relatively small pieces that can
[00:00:54] be left without heating, there are bigger ones, there are
[00:00:57] smaller ones, but overall potentially. in
[00:01:00] Kyiv, without heating, from 2500-600
[00:01:02] to 3000
[00:01:05] houses can be left if certain
[00:01:09] heat supply elements are damaged, in total there are
[00:01:12] 15,000 houses in Kyiv, of which 11,900 are
[00:01:15] multi-apartment buildings, uh-huh, that is, last year
[00:01:18] about 70% of
[00:01:22] the city was in the same condition, now without
[00:01:25] reserve 20% of the city, well, this is an objective
[00:01:28] situation, and I... sincerely believe that the people who
[00:01:32] worked on this, Kyiv Teploenergo,
[00:01:34] the city authorities, they did a lot, and
[00:01:38] they certainly performed their labor
[00:01:42] feat, and they still have a lot of work to do in winter. Mr. Oleksandr,
[00:01:45] already in summer, there appeared, I don't know, are these scarecrows, again, or what,
[00:01:49] that besides the usual targets for their
[00:01:53] attacks, such as TET, for example, and so on, the Russians
[00:01:56] are ready
[00:01:58] to go down to such a micro-level. yes, that is, it's an attack on transformer
[00:02:01] substations, it's an attack on boiler houses and so on, and
[00:02:05] now we see, they allegedly have appeared cumulative
[00:02:08] cutting ammunition on drones, which allegedly can
[00:02:11] cut power lines, so
[00:02:15] such fragmentation of these
[00:02:17] strikes, such a ricochet, is it possible, or is it still
[00:02:21] an exaggerated threat? well,
[00:02:23] excuse me, I'm already just smiling at the question about power
[00:02:27] lines, you know, let's just say... this summer
[00:02:38] there were approximately
[00:02:39] 150
[00:02:48] attacks on critical infrastructure, including
[00:02:51] substations first of all,
[00:02:54] so these attacks have been going on for four
[00:02:57] years in a row and are not stopping. practically
[00:03:01] never, so there is nothing new here, this tactic
[00:03:04] was, exists, in the frontline zone they are really
[00:03:08] trying to simply burn out critical infrastructure, to the
[00:03:12] maximum, they hit literally all
[00:03:13] objects, so, unfortunately, this
[00:03:17] exists, we are trying to build protection and protect
[00:03:20] everything we can, but again, we need to understand that we
[00:03:24] have, say, 300 substations of 110
[00:03:27] across the country.
[00:03:31] Accordingly, there are many of them and it is very difficult to protect absolutely
[00:03:34] all of them, there are many challenges here,
[00:03:37] and a lot of work has been done again to
[00:03:41] secure key elements, and
[00:03:44] in many places this has been successful,
[00:03:47] as for the lines, then, well, once again,
[00:03:51] they already hit the lines in 2023, they hit, they hit,
[00:03:54] they calmed down, they realized that there were no results, then the same thing happened
[00:03:58] in 2024, they hit. They hit, they see it didn't
[00:04:01] work, well, they calmed down again, I think this year it will look
[00:04:05] about the same, because well, once again, these strikes on
[00:04:09] the lines, they may give good video, like a huge metal
[00:04:12] structure falling, all this, but
[00:04:15] in fact, it is much easier to restore than
[00:04:18] a high-tech substation with complex
[00:04:21] equipment, which still needs to be found, brought,
[00:04:24] installed, launched, all this is much more complicated,
[00:04:28] cooperation with Western partners... was about accumulating
[00:04:31] these reserves that we need for winter?
[00:04:35] It was, it is partially successful,
[00:04:38] partially, because unfortunately, our European partners
[00:04:42] remain at a snail's pace, uh-huh,
[00:04:45] they are still working very slowly, they are still unable
[00:04:49] to respond to challenges, well, I will give
[00:04:52] you an example, certain elements of critical
[00:04:55] equipment were financed by donors
[00:04:58] in... March, and accordingly,
[00:05:02] the European structure, the Energy Support Fund, which
[00:05:05] is responsible for ensuring that, well,
[00:05:08] in fact, procurements are carried out and equipment is provided to Ukraine.
[00:05:12] It only conducted tenders until September, it didn't even
[00:05:16] sign contracts, it only summarized the tenders,
[00:05:19] and then, well, in short, we still
[00:05:22] don't have this equipment since March, and we don't even
[00:05:26] know exactly when it will arrive, because it is still
[00:05:29] in the process of being ordered from the manufacturer. Mr.
[00:05:31] Oleksandr, what Western media published, in particular, they say
[00:05:35] that besides direct attacks in Kyiv, in large
[00:05:38] cities, the Russians intend to turn large cities, this...
[00:05:42] Odesa, Kyiv, Lviv, Dnipro, Kharkiv is named, into
[00:05:46] islands without electricity by cutting off
[00:05:49] external external power supply, which we receive
[00:05:52] from nuclear power plants, so they will hit substations to
[00:05:56] cut off, they can thus put out our
[00:05:59] cities, well, look, this is again,
[00:06:03] this is exactly what they have been doing since 2023, that is,
[00:06:07] most of the attacks are aimed at isolating
[00:06:10] the Kyiv energy hub... energy hub, Kharkiv
[00:06:14] energy hub, with the aim of cutting the left bank
[00:06:18] and the right bank, because we currently have most of the generation on
[00:06:22] the right bank, accordingly, we
[00:06:25] know this, we have been preparing for this and working to
[00:06:29] make it a maximally difficult task for
[00:06:33] them, will there be difficulties, this is what
[00:06:36] I started with, that one way or another there will be electricity restrictions, we
[00:06:40] cannot completely neutralize the strikes of hundreds and hundreds
[00:06:44] of missiles on key infrastructure facilities, even if
[00:06:48] we know that they will happen, and even if we, well, honestly,
[00:06:51] much better than anyone in the world, know how to deal
[00:06:54] with this,
[00:06:57] they are working on it, restoring, they know what
[00:07:00] to do, but at the same time, well, it always takes time to restore,
[00:07:04] it always takes time to switch on backup
[00:07:07] schemes, and this time,
[00:07:10] accordingly, causes inconvenience and difficulties for everyone who lives in this
[00:07:14] area, now for a month there have been intensive strikes aimed at
[00:07:18] isolating the Kyiv energy hub,
[00:07:20] uh-huh, the strikes are very intensive,
[00:07:24] really several dozens
[00:07:27] of missiles, there were one and a half hundred drones
[00:07:31] aimed at the relevant objects,
[00:07:34] accordingly, there is damage, there are losses and there is a process of
[00:07:38] recovery, which is currently underway, in any
[00:07:41] case... in 2023, Putin had a great ally,
[00:07:45] extreme frosts, let's hope that this year he
[00:07:48] will not have such an ally, and we will be able to, if not better, then
[00:07:52] at least at the same level, get through this winter and reach
[00:07:56] spring. Thank you, Mr. Oleksandr, for the conversation, all the best.
[00:07:59] Putin is betting on the scenario of the Russian, Austro-Hungarian, and
[00:08:03] German empires in 1917-18,
[00:08:06] but at the same time wants to implement it with tools
[00:08:10] that have never worked before.
[00:08:12] The fact is that in three cases of the First World War, the cause
[00:08:16] of the revolution was not air strikes, not a lack of heat or
[00:08:19] light. Then in each case there was its own
[00:08:23] unique combination of conditions. But
[00:08:26] the main cause of the revolution was that these countries waged
[00:08:30] imperial wars for interests that, as of the beginning
[00:08:33] of those uprisings, were alien to the majority
[00:08:37] of their population. Empires ceased to be
[00:08:40] understandable, in Ukraine it's completely different. history, we are waging
[00:08:43] a classic war for independence, moreover, for our physical
[00:08:47] existence, because our enemy does not even foresee us the right to
[00:08:50] a puppet republic, as Lenin did. In case of
[00:08:54] defeat, millions of Ukrainians will be killed, millions more will be
[00:08:57] resettled to Siberia, no hopak and vinochek,
[00:09:01] no dumplings and Dikanka. Bucha showed
[00:09:04] us that this is not a war for the flag that will hang over
[00:09:07] the Verkhovna Rada, because the Czechs in 1939 did not
[00:09:11] defend themselves, but... the occupation regime there was one of
[00:09:14] the easiest in all of Europe, however, no one
[00:09:17] gives us such a choice, for us this is an existential
[00:09:20] war, for the right to
[00:09:24] live, in this type of war, air
[00:09:28] strikes cannot change its course. The last bomb fell on
[00:09:31] London in May 1945, the city
[00:09:35] was wiped out, but the British stood, because it was already a war
[00:09:39] not for the British Empire, but for themselves, and therefore the result of this
[00:09:42] war was decided... not in bombing the rear, but at
[00:09:46] the front. The same will happen with us, when in spring Putin
[00:09:49] realizes that his plan has failed, the main
[00:09:53] thing will again be the zone of hostilities, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine are now doing
[00:09:56] everything to ensure that the initiative there is with Ukraine.
[00:09:59] Next in the
[00:10:03] review. In September, the endgame of the failed summer Russian
[00:10:07] offensive occurred on all sectors of the front, on half of them
[00:10:10] the Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully continued
[00:10:13] the counter-offensive campaign. The main activity of the enemy was concentrated in three
[00:10:16] directions: Dobropillia, Kostiantynivka, and Zaporizhzhia,
[00:10:20] and even here, the dynamics of their advance
[00:10:23] seem minimal.
[00:10:25] Yes, according to preliminary data, in September, the enemy captured
[00:10:29] 66 square kilometers. However, this information
[00:10:32] will still need correlation, because data on the results of our
[00:10:36] offensive operations arrives with a significant
[00:10:39] delay. For example, according to updated data on
[00:10:42] the offensive in the Lyman and Oleksandrivka directions,
[00:10:45] the armed forces in May and June liberated about
[00:10:49] 108 square kilometers, and this is more than the enemy captured in
[00:10:53] those months. A similar correlation will be needed for other
[00:10:57] summer months and especially September,
[00:11:00] because according to the data of the General Staff, if in summer
[00:11:03] the number of enemy assaults slightly outnumbered ours in a proportion
[00:11:07] of 55% to 45%, then in September
[00:11:10] the dynamics changed and the defense forces attacked
[00:11:13] more than the occupiers. Despite
[00:11:16] attempts to intensify hidden mobilization and increase the number
[00:11:19] of attacks, the failure of the summer offensive
[00:11:22] campaign can be clearly seen if compared
[00:11:25] to last year. In 2025, in 5 months,
[00:11:29] the Russians occupied more than 2,300
[00:11:32] square kilometers, and now in the same period, slightly more than
[00:11:36] 350. And this is without taking into account the territories we liberated.
[00:11:39] marker of changes at the front
[00:11:43] is combat losses. Despite the fact that on half
[00:11:46] of the front lines, the Armed Forces of Ukraine were in an active offensive,
[00:11:50] our losses are 9-10 times less than those of the enemy,
[00:11:54] who has not changed tactics and continues to throw
[00:11:57] live force at the front. If last
[00:12:00] year such tactics allowed to capture a lot of territory,
[00:12:04] and even in winter it worked in Pokrovsk, then in summer
[00:12:08] our army found an antidote. This is especially
[00:12:11] clearly visible in Kostiantynivka, which in
[00:12:14] July the Russian General Staff declared occupied. And
[00:12:17] Ukrainian experts, having the experience of Pokrovsk, gave the city's
[00:12:21] defense a maximum of until the end of summer. In the end, the Defense
[00:12:25] Forces stabilized the situation. For the second month
[00:12:28] on the map of the city, the occupation zone is not expanding.
[00:12:31] Kostiantynivka became the greatest success of the enemy all summer and
[00:12:35] at the same time the biggest failure. Especially if the fate of Kupyansk is
[00:12:38] repeated here, although the chances are small, but the city will
[00:12:42] still hold back the occupiers for many
[00:12:45] months. Instead, even despite
[00:12:48] Zelensky, the Armed Forces of Ukraine significantly increased the pace of eliminating
[00:12:51] the enemy. From 33 thousand in May, to
[00:12:55] 46 in September on the Dobropillia front, where
[00:12:58] the occupiers are advancing most actively, the growth of their losses
[00:13:02] in September increased by 90%, and in
[00:13:05] the first week of October it added another 43. The commander
[00:13:09] of the unmanned systems forces, Mader: whose drones eliminate
[00:13:12] a third of all occupiers at the front, sees in this
[00:13:15] the consequences of strengthening hidden mobilization after the elections in
[00:13:19] Russia. However, as we can see, this no longer gives Moscow
[00:13:22] results at the front, but only increases the number of losses of
[00:13:26] the enemy. According to our intelligence data, the Russian General Staff
[00:13:30] planned to increase mobilization from 35 to 45
[00:13:34] thousand per month, to mobilize 600 thousand
[00:13:37] soldiers in two years. Given the growth of eliminated enemies by about
[00:13:41] 10 thousand per month, the Russians carried out mobilization
[00:13:44] more or less all summer. But again, this
[00:13:48] gave them nothing at the front. Another
[00:13:51] significant indicator of September is reaching peak indicators of creating
[00:13:55] a parallel reality for the General Staff
[00:13:58] and Putin by the Russian army. They already mark villages on their maps
[00:14:01] that are located 15, or even 20 km from the front
[00:14:05] line. Generals demand further
[00:14:09] advance, but the occupiers are no longer able to reach those
[00:14:12] forces that are allegedly under their control. Russian lies
[00:14:16] are successfully used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, because the occupiers mostly do not
[00:14:19] shoot at villages that are allegedly under their control. And thus
[00:14:23] they created for us certain safe havens, both
[00:14:27] in the gray zone and beyond it. The apotheosis
[00:14:30] of the parallel world was the depiction on their maps of as many
[00:14:34] as three so-called kettles. Every day,
[00:14:36] the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announces the capture
[00:14:40] of new forces within these encirclements, some already for the second
[00:14:44] time. The most epic is the Kharkiv encirclement,
[00:14:47] because it is the least close to reality. Having occupied two
[00:14:51] small patches of borderland near Okhrymivka and Ustynivka,
[00:14:55] with arrows on the map and reports, they began to cut off the salient north
[00:14:58] of Bily Kolodiaz, capturing about
[00:15:02] 20 villages here in a month. All
[00:15:05] September, this information bubble
[00:15:09] was daily inflated in the Russian information space,
[00:15:12] while the reality is that the Armed Forces of Ukraine not only
[00:15:16] did not allow the enemy to expand the controlled
[00:15:19] border territory, but also actively worked to expel these
[00:15:23] abscesses. At the same time, we even use tanks that
[00:15:26] enter occupied villages, how else
[00:15:29] can one more clearly refute total Russian
[00:15:32] control? In Zaporizhzhia, the defense forces managed to completely stabilize
[00:15:36] the front despite active attempts by the Russians to consolidate
[00:15:39] in Orikhiv and advance west of
[00:15:42] Huliaipole, where in September they expanded the control
[00:15:45] zone by several square kilometers in the area of
[00:15:48] Sviatopetrivka. Over the entire summer, the occupiers managed to advance 5
[00:15:52] km on a narrow section of the front to our
[00:15:55] fortified area in Verkhnia Tersa, but active battles
[00:15:58] for the village have not even begun yet. Meanwhile, on
[00:16:02] the maps of the Russian General Staff, they have already begun to occupy
[00:16:05] Omelnyk and bypassed Orikhiv from two sides, encircling it.
[00:16:09] Based on this, they plan an offensive on
[00:16:12] Zaporizhzhia, while the defense forces conducted raids in their rear
[00:16:16] and cleared them of infiltration by mini-assault groups.
[00:16:20] The last third imaginary encirclement was drawn by the Russian army
[00:16:23] around Dobropillia. Here they allegedly approached
[00:16:26] Bilozerka, and in Dobropillia they are conducting street battles,
[00:16:29] capturing house after house. Indeed, on
[00:16:33] the Dobropillia front, the enemy has a constant creeping advance. Over the summer,
[00:16:37] they captured the city of Rodynske, well... Chylia Biletsky from the flanks and entered the village
[00:16:41] of Shevchenko, the gray zone expanded to the village of Matiashove,
[00:16:44] which is 3 km from Dobropillia. On average,
[00:16:47] the enemy advanced 6 km from the former front line beyond
[00:16:51] Pokrovsk. This is not surprising, as the Azov Corps, which has now
[00:16:54] expanded into a group of troops, is opposed by three
[00:16:58] combined arms armies of the Russian Federation, a force ratio of
[00:17:02] one to six not in our favor. However, there is no talk
[00:17:06] of any encirclement. Moreover, Azov, with
[00:17:09] assault troops, thwarted a flanking offensive bypassing
[00:17:12] Dobropillia, aimed at Druzhkivka. Our military in
[00:17:16] September cleared about 75
[00:17:18] square kilometers of infiltrators and pushed the enemy back to
[00:17:21] their initial positions in Sofiyivka. All
[00:17:25] summer, on the Sloviansk and Kramatorsk directions, the Russians had a gradual
[00:17:28] advance. It was here that they occupied the most
[00:17:32] territories. But in September, on this front, a breakthrough occurred and
[00:17:35] the initiative was intercepted by our military under the new command of
[00:17:39] Andriy Biletsky, who led the Vis Center group. Practices
[00:17:42] used in the counter-offensive on the Lyman front spread to
[00:17:46] the neighboring sector. And at the end of September, we learned about the clearing
[00:17:50] of villages from Russian assault troops along the entire front
[00:17:53] line. In particular, in part of Rai-Oleksandrivka, Yurkivtsi,
[00:17:57] Tykhonivtsi, and Malynivka. While Putin believes that his troops
[00:18:01] captured more than 1300
[00:18:04] square kilometers in September, which is even twice as much as the figures of the most consistent
[00:18:07] war bloggers, the defense forces continue
[00:18:10] counter-offensive measures, which have already exceeded the result
[00:18:14] of the counter-offensive in 2023. In
[00:18:17] 2025, the largest advances of the
[00:18:20] Armed Forces of the Russian Federation were in five sectors: Kupyansk,
[00:18:24] Lyman, Toretsk, which turned into Kostiantynivka, Pokrovsk, and
[00:18:28] the most dynamic South Donetsk, where the enemy advanced
[00:18:31] 80 km from Kurakhove and
[00:18:34] penetrated into Dnipropetrovsk Oblast and captured Huliaipole in Zaporizhzhia.
[00:18:37] This year, in three of the five sectors, our military
[00:18:41] intercepted the initiative: we are clearing the Kupyansk direction
[00:18:45] so that the occupiers cannot enter the city again. We liberated
[00:18:48] 98% of the occupied Dnipropetrovsk Oblast and
[00:18:51] organized a concert in Vivaldi at the approaches to Lyman. At the
[00:18:55] beginning of summer, a window of opportunity opened for us and we began
[00:18:58] to use it, given the growth of our
[00:19:02] capabilities, so Vivaldi's music and other
[00:19:04] concerts will thunder, at least, all
[00:19:08] autumn. This was the Eastern Shield program. Take
[00:19:11] care of yourselves and think critically. See you in a week.
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[00:21:36] So we already have winter
[00:21:39] boots, shoes, and this is a unisex
[00:21:42] collection. We did not doubt and did not hesitate,
[00:21:46] yes, when the question
[00:21:49] arose, what collection of shoes to order, because we remember how
[00:21:52] it was last season, how it was the winter before last,
[00:21:56] well, there is nothing, probably more comfortable, there are no
[00:21:59] more comfortable shoes for winter than these shoes, in which your feet do not
[00:22:03] get wet, do not freeze, and you can literally
[00:22:06] stand and be outside all day in the cold, let's imagine
[00:22:09] that this winter will be record-breakingly frosty, it will be
[00:22:13] -20, and maybe even -30 or -40, I remember
[00:22:16] that there were such cyclones in its time, and... What
[00:22:20] will we do then? Well, what will we do now? I
[00:22:24] believe we will sell them off, because the price that
[00:22:28] we will offer you now for these boots, this is
[00:22:31] an incredible price, incredible,
[00:22:35] I am sure that even when these Black Fridays start, you know, before
[00:22:38] Christmas, in no store will you find
[00:22:42] insulated boots for less than 100 UAH,
[00:22:46] pay attention to the thick fur here on...
[00:22:50] dense, yes, how high it is, like eco-fur,
[00:22:53] yes, look how thick the pile is, in addition,
[00:22:56] there is also a raincoat fabric, which by itself
[00:22:59] does not let air and water through, it has
[00:23:02] a water-repellent effect, not just that, it is water-resistant and
[00:23:06] does not absorb water, it directly repels it, we will show you in the video
[00:23:09] what happens when water drips,
[00:23:12] when snow falls on these shoes, that is, in essence, it
[00:23:16] bounces off, the size we have is from
[00:23:18] 35 to... which indicates that this is a unisex
[00:23:22] collection, that is, for both men and women, they
[00:23:25] have such a good fit, they go above
[00:23:29] the ankle, that is, these are not boots, but such
[00:23:32] half-boots, they go above the ankle and
[00:23:35] they fit snugly to the leg, that is,
[00:23:38] if, say, there is a downpour, water, and we have another model, we have
[00:23:42] two models, right, two options, high and
[00:23:45] low, look, that is, if, say,
[00:23:49] there will be... water, snow
[00:23:51] will fall, it will not get inside,
[00:23:55] they fasten, yes, we only have black and
[00:23:58] low ones, yes, because in the video, don't
[00:24:01] rely on it, ah, after all, in terms of length there is a classic -
[00:24:05] these are low and in terms of length, but only in black,
[00:24:09] unisex design, classic and in terms of length, they fasten
[00:24:12] from two sides, an inner zipper and an outer one, they look very
[00:24:16] stylish, these are quilted boots, that is, inside we have...
[00:24:27] I really like the name, I really think that in them
[00:24:30] you can go straight to Alaska, to some pole and there, I think, it's not
[00:24:34] minus 30, it's all minus 50, but you will be maximally
[00:24:37] comfortable in these shoes, it looks very
[00:24:41] stylish, yes, and in addition, around the perimeter we see
[00:24:44] an insert that looks like suede, but it's
[00:24:48] eco-nubuck with a vandal-proof
[00:24:52] coating, so this insert will protect the shoes from
[00:24:56] scuffs, and usually, remember, look at your shoes,
[00:24:59] the inner part is usually completely worn
[00:25:02] off, or, for example, a situation when we walk,
[00:25:06] bump into something, a curb, someone steps on our foot, and
[00:25:10] then the toe part, it is completely dented and
[00:25:13] worn through, here the toe is not only protected, pay attention to
[00:25:16] this rise, which will also protect your toes from impact. Here
[00:25:20] we have an anatomical toe cap, not elongated, not
[00:25:24] square, but anatomical, which follows the perimeter and
[00:25:28] contour of our foot, from the little toe to the big toe,
[00:25:31] because it's a flat shoe, this footwear is not framed, and
[00:25:35] therefore it won't squeeze here, it won't press here, and if
[00:25:39] you, for example, have a bunion or some nuances with your foot,
[00:25:43] crooked toes, for example, or a non-standard fullness,
[00:25:46] this footwear will not squeeze you and will not compress you. just
[00:25:50] like from above, you see that in the area of the shoe last, this
[00:25:54] footwear is more relaxed. Next, pay attention to the instep,
[00:25:57] this is a very important point, because it often happens
[00:26:01] that the instep... for people is too high and problems
[00:26:04] arise, so there are sisters, for example, with a high instep, and for her, the eternal problem was
[00:26:08] to find closed shoes, these people really suffer, and they
[00:26:11] in winter, when it's freezing outside, are forced to literally wear shoes, because
[00:26:15] the shoes might not even unfasten
[00:26:18] here, but these shoes are for both medium
[00:26:22] and wide feet, plus again, I repeat, an anatomical
[00:26:26] Befod last was used, which completely repeats
[00:26:30] the contours and anatomy of the foot. Price from
[00:26:33] 899
[00:26:34] UAH.
[00:26:44] we perform the most difficult tasks.
[00:26:47] The enemy will not understand where death came from. Special
[00:26:51] Operations Forces are always beyond
[00:26:53] the limit.
[00:27:02] Hello, Saturday Blitzclub with Vitaliy Portnikov, today we are in this format at one
[00:27:06] table, Vitaliy, good
[00:27:09] evening, dear viewers, hello, Mr. Andrey,
[00:27:12] hello, our first topic is
[00:27:15] extremely obvious, I would say,
[00:27:18] these are the negotiations that
[00:27:21] took place, ended prematurely, more precisely in Miami, and they ended,
[00:27:24] because Trump made a rather unexpected statement, he actually
[00:27:28] partially lifts sanctions from the Russian Federation, allowing it to
[00:27:31] purchase. a large amount to sell a large
[00:27:35] amount of diesel fuel to the United States and to
[00:27:38] the world, someone calculated that in fact the volumes of this sale, the
[00:27:42] world will use it, hypothetically speaking, in two hours, these are two hours
[00:27:46] of world diesel fuel consumption, and therefore there are many
[00:27:50] such biting comments that Trump sold
[00:27:52] Ukraine for two hours
[00:27:55] of diesel, well, it seems to me that it's quite
[00:27:58] obvious, probably the first conclusion is that the elections are close.
[00:28:02] Well, I think I have already repeatedly, when we were on this air,
[00:28:06] talked about the fact that before these elections we will see
[00:28:09] many different absolutely unexpected things, and
[00:28:13] we need to prepare for them, how to prepare for such a, let's say, flight during
[00:28:17] turbulence, you know, when you fly in an airplane and
[00:28:20] the pilot announces turbulence, so the turbulence will
[00:28:24] continue until November 3rd, this
[00:28:26] is predictable, and if you understand that this is turbulence, you
[00:28:29] just need to prevent all these fears. Oh God, why
[00:28:33] is it shaking, say what's happening, nothing is happening, it's
[00:28:37] turbulence.
[00:28:39] So I don't think that it's generally a problem that
[00:28:43] the negotiations in Miami ended prematurely,
[00:28:46] because there should have been no negotiations at all.
[00:28:49] These negotiations were initiated by the Ukrainian
[00:28:53] side. Obviously, because we knew, perhaps
[00:28:57] our European colleagues knew, who flew
[00:29:00] there, and there was supposed to be a meeting with them. We know
[00:29:03] nothing about it at all, so we
[00:29:06] knew about all this, that
[00:29:09] this would happen, but the Ukrainian side might have suspected that
[00:29:13] the Americans and Russians were close to some
[00:29:15] agreement, and perhaps we wanted to say, you
[00:29:19] want to agree on some diesel, on something
[00:29:22] else,
[00:29:24] but let's take into account Ukrainian interests at the same time, well, when
[00:29:28] it became clear that Trump doesn't even take Ukrainian interests
[00:29:30] into account... he didn't care,
[00:29:32] then
[00:29:34] the story with the negotiations ended, what is there to talk about, they
[00:29:38] ended precisely because the goal that
[00:29:41] was set for them turned out to be unattainable,
[00:29:44] what President Zelensky comments about the fact that the Ukrainian
[00:29:48] delegation was actually used as a screen for this agreement,
[00:29:52] well, I also don't understand what it means to be used as a screen, the Ukrainian delegation
[00:29:56] wanted to go there,
[00:29:57] and went,
[00:30:01] Trump, in general, as I understand it... wasn't waiting for her, he was moving in his
[00:30:05] fairways, and the fairways are also very
[00:30:07] unclear, you say that
[00:30:11] a large amount of diesel for the world market, it's
[00:30:14] not large, the Russian Federation
[00:30:17] before Ukraine's strikes on Russian oil refineries
[00:30:19] sold 3 million
[00:30:23] tons of barrels monthly,
[00:30:27] the United States sells
[00:30:30] 6 million tons of
[00:30:33] barrels monthly, no
[00:30:36] Russian oil, no Russian
[00:30:39] diesel is needed
[00:30:41] by the United States,
[00:30:47] no Russian diesel will enter the American market, because they
[00:30:50] do not have legal opportunities to trade energy with Russia, this
[00:30:54] is directly prohibited by laws passed by Congress back in
[00:30:57] 2022. For.