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[00:00:15] Each passing week changes our lives, but to confidently look to the future, we need
[00:00:18] to properly summarize it. I'm Vladimir Chernyshov, let's together
[00:00:22] analyze the events and draw the right
[00:00:25] conclusions. Putin and Trump spoke on the phone on Friday and
[00:00:28] the result of the conversation was so unexpected for many that
[00:00:31] Zelensky, without restraint, started to throw tantrums and even began to be rude to
[00:00:35] Trump, and his negotiators left Miami offended, having learned about
[00:00:38] the results of the conversation, that Russia will help the world and America with diesel and
[00:00:42] oil, and Europe then was in such a shock for an entire day that
[00:00:45] it struggled to find words to respond to it. Well, it seems
[00:00:49] the moment of realization has come that the situation for them is becoming a stalemate,
[00:00:53] when sanctions are not working, when Zelensky was seemingly allowed to strike at
[00:00:56] our energy infrastructure, intending to destroy
[00:01:00] Russia's economy in 40 days, but in 20 days, they ultimately helped
[00:01:04] Russia destroy Ukraine's economy. None of their
[00:01:07] bets on escalation played out, and for Russia, nothing changes, because
[00:01:11] our task is to ensure long-term security.
[00:01:14] Trump's tactical requests for diesel, European vacillation, all
[00:01:18] this is because Russia's comprehensive response puts our opponents
[00:01:22] before a fact: not that Russia's strategic defeat
[00:01:25] is impossible, but how the sponsors of the Ukrainian conflict themselves
[00:01:28] can avoid strategic defeat. They no longer care about
[00:01:31] Zelensky's opinion, this week he was told once again that his
[00:01:35] place is far from the centers of major decision-making. Pavel
[00:01:39] Remnyov observed how Russia with retaliatory strikes restores
[00:01:42] our Western opponents' understanding of geopolitical
[00:01:45] reality.
[00:01:49] These explosions are the final chord in a carefully planned operation to destroy the production
[00:01:53] of Flamingo missiles in Ukraine.
[00:01:56] To understand the scale of the strike and the meticulous work of
[00:02:00] intelligence officers that preceded it, just look at the map: the production of parts for
[00:02:03] missiles, warheads, fuel was hidden in Kyiv, Chernihiv, Kirovohrad,
[00:02:07] Dnipropetrovsk, Poltava, and Kharkiv regions. Also this
[00:02:10] week, Volyn, Ivano-Frankivsk, Sumy,
[00:02:14] Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, and Odesa
[00:02:16] regions were attacked.
[00:02:18] Oh, well, coastal areas are under special control of Russian missilemen and drone operators,
[00:02:22] resulting in a blackout in Odesa. Fuel tanks are burning
[00:02:26] in Chornomorsk, and ships heading to ports.
[00:02:30] Here is another dry cargo ship, a Geranium hits it right in the middle, to
[00:02:33] avoid casualties among the crew in the pilothouse,
[00:02:37] and a mood nearby next to it. Land logistics
[00:02:40] corridors were attacked again, a strike on the bridge in Zaporizhzhia, two explosions on the highway towards
[00:02:44] the border with Moldova. Now there's
[00:02:47] a traffic jam of trucks there, the transport artery is paralyzed, drones
[00:02:50] hunt for trucks with drones and weapons on
[00:02:53] board, and even if Ukrainian air defense shoots something down, it would be better if
[00:02:57] it didn't shoot. Here above Kyiv is a Russian hero.
[00:03:07] From another angle, it is clear that the out-of-control drone fell into the courtyard
[00:03:11] of a residential building. These are isolated cases, otherwise the Russian
[00:03:14] armed forces calmly finish off targets in Kyiv. This
[00:03:18] week, another data processing array, Amega Telecom, ceased
[00:03:21] operations, logistics terminals used in the interests of the Armed Forces are burning en masse,
[00:03:25] and for the second week in a row, the Ukrainian capital
[00:03:28] is experiencing a transport collapse.
[00:04:00] composition of shells and components for drones. The crossings are now
[00:04:03] covered with anti-drone nets, but this, Ukrainian experts admit,
[00:04:07] is more for self-reassurance.
[00:04:09] A synthetic net will not protect against jet drones; perhaps it's just
[00:04:13] psychological protection. As a result, people cross closed bridges
[00:04:17] on foot, cross the Dnieper on paddleboards, but it seems there's not long
[00:04:20] left to swim in the river. The Bortnytska aeration station,
[00:04:24] which received sewage from the entire city, is working intermittently, so
[00:04:27] the prospect of sewage discharges
[00:04:30] into the Dnieper without any treatment is looming, in case
[00:04:33] of the onset of moment 'Ch', when for some
[00:04:36] reason the destruction of infrastructure makes sewage disposal impossible,
[00:04:40] a strong-willed decision to discharge this sewage into
[00:04:43] the Dnieper without treatment. Attacks on the capital's
[00:04:46] energy infrastructure are intensifying, Kyiv has already lost its own generation, in Ukrainian
[00:04:50] news broadcasts, there's only talk about
[00:04:53] them, shutdowns, shutdowns, shutdowns,
[00:04:56] shutdowns, shutdowns, so there is this problem. Journalists
[00:05:13] working in Kyiv. Power outages are already
[00:05:16] beginning, which indicates an overload of the power grid in Kyiv and its
[00:05:19] surroundings. Can you imagine what the Ukrainian
[00:05:23] capital is heading towards? The colder it gets, the longer the power outages will be,
[00:05:27] the more catastrophic the consequences will become. The lack of energy
[00:05:31] affects all other areas of city life. People
[00:05:34] descend on stopped escalators into the subway, only
[00:05:38] to find that the subway is also stopped. Ground
[00:05:41] electric transport has ceased on the streets, there are kilometer-long traffic jams in this
[00:05:45] situation, the authorities are not looking for a solution, but someone to blame. Mayor Vitali
[00:05:49] Klitschko criticized Zelensky for corruption scandals, who stated
[00:05:52] that the city authorities had not prepared the capital for winter. Meanwhile, the people who
[00:05:56] survive all this answer both of them. I
[00:05:59] cook my eggs on gas, I wash myself with cold
[00:06:03] water in a basin, I hear the
[00:06:06] alarm beginning to sound, and again
[00:06:09] I go to the subway to spend the night.
[00:06:42] Kyiv's attacks on Russian cities and economic facilities, and not only
[00:06:46] Russian ones. This week, near Sochi, an unmanned boat struck
[00:06:49] the Indian tanker Aframax Rio, sailing under the flag of
[00:06:53] Liberia. Russian rescuers evacuated the entire crew from the burning ship,
[00:06:56] that's 23 crew members, all Indian citizens.
[00:06:59] The fire has now been extinguished, and an environmental catastrophe was
[00:07:03] avoided. India and Turkey called for ensuring
[00:07:07] the safety of navigation in the Black Sea, but while politicians
[00:07:10] make statements, the Russian army responds to the attacks of the AFU, from
[00:07:13] Western Ukraine to the near rear. Targets are defined,
[00:07:17] tasks are set for the crew, second central, ready
[00:07:20] for battle, launch, 800-kilogram missiles
[00:07:24] are loaded sequentially into the launcher, this is how one of the most powerful
[00:07:27] and long-range multiple rocket launcher systems in the world is prepared for operation, these are the disguised positions
[00:07:31] of the seventy-sixth reactive artillery brigade of the "North" group of forces,
[00:07:35] long-range fire weapons, such as this reactive
[00:07:38] Tornado S multiple launch rocket system,
[00:07:41] are almost always in combat
[00:07:44] readiness. Right now, the launcher has a full
[00:07:48] package, the crew is in standby mode, targets for Tornado S
[00:07:52] are carefully selected, this system is capable of destroying targets at a distance of up to
[00:07:55] 200 km, not allowing the AFU to relax even deep in the
[00:07:59] rear. Accordingly, serving on such machines are some of the most
[00:08:02] qualified military specialists. Of course, I feel a great
[00:08:05] responsibility, from us I directly feel it inside, much
[00:08:09] depends on such a long range, 200 km. destroyed
[00:08:21] targets, each star represents a hit and destroyed
[00:08:25] target. Today, tonight, we hit two targets, we didn't have time to add
[00:08:29] two stars, and it seems we'll soon have to draw another one,
[00:08:33] the crew received an order to move out. Here
[00:08:36] speed is important, under the cover of mobile fire group fighters, Tornado S goes to the launch
[00:08:40] point.
[00:08:43] They are often moved so that the enemy cannot ambush the vehicle during firing.
[00:08:46] Less than half an hour has passed since receiving the coordinates,
[00:08:49] the guides are already looking up at the
[00:08:51] sky.
[00:08:54] The rocket strikes the command post, this is how enemy troops' control
[00:08:58] is disrupted. A three-hundred-millimeter rocket can destroy
[00:09:01] even well-fortified positions, provided there are 12 of them, a
[00:09:05] full salvo guarantees that there will be nothing left to restore at the impact
[00:09:08] site, and there are several vehicles in the division.
[00:09:11] Tornado S. just returned from a combat mission, the crew
[00:09:15] hid the equipment in a special dugout so that
[00:09:18] it would not be visible from the air. Well, now
[00:09:22] they are waiting for the reloading vehicle, at this moment the crew on another
[00:09:25] Tornado is working on targets. The crews of
[00:09:28] long-range fire weapons perform a crucial task, cutting off the forward
[00:09:32] units of the AFU from rear support, disrupting the enemy's
[00:09:35] command structure. This is a complex, comprehensive work, but it yields
[00:09:39] results, strengthening the advantage of the Russian armed forces. Results
[00:09:42] of the week, NTV
[00:09:45] television company. And indeed, our troops are using
[00:09:49] the disruption of control in the AFU after strikes on
[00:09:52] Ukrainian rear areas, developing an offensive. Time is now working for
[00:09:55] our fighters, so they are moving not hastily, but surely,
[00:09:59] surrounding the enemy and destroying them,
[00:10:02] demonstrating that our capabilities leave no chances
[00:10:05] for Ukraine in the current situation. Even
[00:10:09] Ukrainian military and many Ukrainian politicians understand this,
[00:10:13] cautiously stating that maybe it's not worth holding on to territories
[00:10:16] at such a terrible cost, which they will still
[00:10:19] the main thing is that this once again sends an unambiguous message to
[00:10:23] the sponsors of the conflict, they opened Pandora's box, so don't say you weren't
[00:10:26] warned not to do it. In a conversation with
[00:10:30] Trump, Putin clearly stated that after the attempt of a massive
[00:10:33] strike on Moscow on the day of our elections, Russia will still think about when
[00:10:37] to resume negotiations with Kyiv, making it clear that now
[00:10:40] is clearly not the time for it. Anatoly Mayorov watched
[00:10:44] how our troops on the battlefield deliver this message to
[00:10:47] our collective Western
[00:10:49] adversary.
[00:10:55] Yes, received, I received you, hands to the engineer, the engineer is working. The final
[00:10:58] stage of preparation for launch: installation of a tiny detonator, without
[00:11:02] which our aircraft with a warhead and a homing system is no
[00:11:06] more dangerous than a plastic stick falling from the sky. Here it is,
[00:11:09] fully assembled, the perfect weapon of
[00:11:12] the marines, even the AFU soldiers called it a cross, from the
[00:11:16] first strike, it puts a cross on each target. Besides
[00:11:19] the already world-famous Geraniums, the Lancet loitering munition is
[00:11:22] the longest-range AI-powered drone, with confirmed
[00:11:26] flights of 130
[00:11:29] km, virtually into the enemy's rear. Thanks to the crosses' reliability,
[00:11:32] our marines have already destroyed and claimed credit for the entire range of
[00:11:36] AFU armored installations that were firing or moving
[00:11:39] or were hidden in the
[00:11:42] frontline. The latest, rarest exhibit fell into
[00:11:46] the marines' collection, thanks to our crew's experience and
[00:11:49] the assistance of our adversary. The situation
[00:11:53] was very unusual and... interesting in that we received the target through
[00:11:57] an unconventional channel. An AFU serviceman came out and reported
[00:12:00] the coordinates of the air defense system. He
[00:12:03] wrote in a chatbot, through which Ukrainian soldiers usually surrender.
[00:12:07] Here's the very beginning of the correspondence, where someone named
[00:12:11] Sasha immediately made it clear that he was no prankster,
[00:12:14] an AFU member with access to a brigade-level
[00:12:17] air defense combat control point, with an arsenal of
[00:12:20] Sting drones and AFU radar data. At first,
[00:12:23] радаров в ССУ. Сначала
[00:12:25] I was skeptical about all this, but
[00:12:28] after he sent the coordinates, I immediately
[00:12:32] reported to my command, they raised the wing, the crew quickly worked,
[00:12:35] they flew up, they were shocked by what they saw, the target
[00:12:38] was spectacularly hit. These are
[00:12:41] the last seconds before our marines hit
[00:12:44] the English Raven system, which means "crow" in Russian, and which
[00:12:48] was specially developed for Kyiv by the British military-industrial complex.
[00:12:51] The complex is equipped with AIM missiles with infrared.
[00:13:25] returned in the twenty-fifth and voluntarily signed a contract,
[00:13:28] it took him a year to hate his commanders. Here's
[00:13:32] a rifleman of the 117th brigade for 5 and a half months, he
[00:13:36] laid down his weapons near Dobropolye, where our
[00:13:39] Center group systematically grinds down AFU soldiers.
[00:13:42] He wants to avenge the senseless casualties and orders to
[00:13:46] his company commander, which he personally told him over the radio before
[00:13:49] surrendering to the Russians: I'll get out, then I'll find
[00:13:53] you, bitch, who said that?
[00:13:56] and I say so, I say, I'll come back, I say,
[00:13:59] a grenade, they advised
[00:14:03] to somehow pack and send it by mail, well, to wrap
[00:14:06] it in something, it can be sent by Nova Poshta, he
[00:14:09] doesn't at all resemble a ruthless avenger, a farmer
[00:14:13] from Chernihiv spent his whole life growing potatoes, but Kyiv's war
[00:14:16] machine forced him not just to think about revenge,
[00:14:20] but to plan everything down to the smallest detail, just to
[00:14:23] return home through an exchange. cities,
[00:15:03] trying to fragment the remaining Ukrainian garrison into
[00:15:06] several smaller pockets of resistance.
[00:15:10] In attempts to break out of the Dobropolye cauldron, Kyiv has already lost more than
[00:15:14] 500 militants, coldly and senselessly
[00:15:17] exposing them to the strikes of our artillery and drones, on
[00:15:21] the street there are three people,
[00:15:25] the FPV drone is already flying to the target,
[00:15:29] they have no chances at all in terms of
[00:15:32] even holding on, because we are going, going and
[00:15:35] will go until victory.
[00:16:37] decommission and even deploy the Donbas
[00:16:40] militia, today the monument is under the protection of the Russian
[00:16:44] army.
[00:16:48] On the Zaporizhzhia front, over the past week, our forces managed to liberate
[00:16:52] Samoylivka and Glubkove, settlements that are very inconvenient for assault
[00:16:56] in the lowland. Units of the 58th
[00:16:59] Guards Army of the Dnepr grouping took them
[00:17:02] with a bold distracting maneuver of AFU drones.
[00:17:05] Drones flew periodically. That's it, two or three, one
[00:17:09] minute. Loud from a media perspective, but hopeless for Kyiv
[00:17:12] from a military point of view, the Vivaldi operation, led by
[00:17:16] terrorists of the banned Azov, for the first time publicly
[00:17:19] drew criticism in the West. According to the Norwegian
[00:17:23] publication, in pursuit of the laurels of a brilliant military
[00:17:26] strategist, terrorist Biletsky depleted valuable reserves
[00:17:30] that were supposed to defend Sloviansk and Kramatorsk. In the
[00:17:34] Krasnolimansk direction, they were systematically ground down.
[00:17:55] from the huge cauldron east of Vovchansk, several
[00:17:58] small, isolated pockets of resistance remained. Kyiv
[00:18:02] militants are still holding circular defense in the area of Mykolaivka,
[00:18:05] Zarubinka, the settlement of Reznikovo, where the headquarters
[00:18:08] of one of the AFU units was located, was taken under the control of the Russian
[00:18:12] army today. Our "North" grouping liberated
[00:18:15] Annapolye this week on the outer perimeter of the cauldron,
[00:18:18] Lukashova with Labanovka and Kupino, in the encirclement
[00:18:21] zone itself.
[00:18:24] It's not surprising that in the AFU they are still chaotic, but with each
[00:18:28] day they are more loudly declaring retaliation against the command or
[00:18:32] surrendering strategic targets to us. What's the point of dying,
[00:18:35] if the Russians will still finish it off? The Ukrainian military
[00:18:39] elite no longer understands, for example,
[00:18:42] an active officer of the AFU assault forces command,
[00:18:45] the personal guard of the Ukrainian
[00:18:48] commander-in-chief. They will still reach their planned goals, but this will be
[00:18:52] by grinding down our territories, if we look, we don't live in rose-colored
[00:18:55] glasses, we look at the strategic planning of the continuation of the war
[00:18:59] for the next 5 years,
[00:19:02] will anyone even remain here who wants to stay? Anatoly Mayorov, Week's
[00:19:05] Results, NTV Television Company.
[00:19:09] And despite all this, we never cease to be amazed by the maniacal stubbornness of our
[00:19:13] opponents, who deliberately sponsor the continuation of the war,
[00:19:16] although it's not that difficult to calculate further steps and add
[00:19:20] 2+2, if one at least possesses basic knowledge about
[00:19:24] how the world works, what logic is, and what
[00:19:27] geography is, but everything is possibly explained by the very fact that
[00:19:30] our opponents have a problem with basic knowledge. In
[00:19:33] 1866, in the Battle of Sadowa, the Prussian
[00:19:37] army inflicted a crushing defeat on the Austrian army, after
[00:19:41] which the German geographer and publicist Oscar Peschel
[00:19:45] wrote in his article: when the Prussians beat
[00:19:48] the Austrians, it was a victory of the Prussian school
[00:19:51] teacher over the Austrian school teacher. This
[00:19:55] phrase proved so accurate that it was later attributed to
[00:19:58] the unifier of German lands, Otto Bismarck. The point
[00:20:02] was that the knowledge gained by Prussian soldiers and officers in
[00:20:06] school allowed them to better read maps and calculate their
[00:20:09] actions in terms of tactics and strategy. A teacher
[00:20:12] who imparts knowledge forms a correct worldview, which enables
[00:20:16] a person to navigate in life. This week, on Teacher's Day,
[00:20:20] Vladimir Putin spoke precisely about this, presenting state awards in the Kremlin to
[00:20:23] teachers who raised heroes of the SVO.
[00:20:26] We are rightly proud of your students, the whole country is proud of them.
[00:20:30] They showed valor, courage,
[00:20:33] and bravery in carrying out combat missions during the special military operation.
[00:20:38] They proved their devotion to duty to the
[00:20:42] Fatherland, it is your
[00:20:45] daily work, your attention, honest,
[00:20:49] trusting.
[00:21:01] A teacher, a mentor, does not just provide
[00:21:04] knowledge, helps in studies, but also, and
[00:21:07] most importantly, helps children, teenagers,
[00:21:11] to grow into worthy people, to find answers to important
[00:21:15] life questions, and to acquire a strong
[00:21:18] value foundation.
[00:21:20] And the fact that our military and we understand the situation,
[00:21:24] calculate the consequences of events better than our opponents,
[00:21:27] indicates that our teachers, it seems, clearly surpass their
[00:21:30] teachers. We will talk about the crisis of the European educational
[00:21:34] system later, but we can judge the results of the fragmentary,
[00:21:37] superficial education of European politicians by their
[00:21:41] illogical actions literally every day. Well, firstly, they do not
[00:21:44] know how to count money, so after introducing more than twenty packages of sanctions against
[00:21:48] Russia, they do not understand why they have less money, not Russia.
[00:21:52] Compared to them, Donald Trump looks like a better mathematician,
[00:21:55] because he knows how to calculate profit. That's why he is now trying to convince
[00:21:59] global energy markets that after his agreement with Putin on
[00:22:02] Russian oil products, everyone will feel better. Well,
[00:22:06] everyone except, apparently, Europe and Ukraine, because Zelensky's nervous cries
[00:22:09] that Trump showed weakness will not go unnoticed
[00:22:13] in Washington. And now Trump states that
[00:22:16] Zelensky is not agreement-capable and creates
[00:22:19] problems for the whole world, so Ukraine needs a new leader.
[00:22:23] Elon Musk immediately agrees with Trump, writing that Zelensky should be
[00:22:26] replaced, but these are just words for now, and Zelensky, by the way, in response
[00:22:30] continues his clownish act, suggesting today to hold elections, but on
[00:22:34] the condition of a sixty-day truce. Funny,
[00:22:37] now sooner or later both Trump and Musk will understand that no matter how many
[00:22:41] hetmans are changed in Ukraine, only the Moscow tsar could
[00:22:44] establish order there. Alim Yusupov looked into the new agreements
[00:22:48] on Ukraine and global markets and clarified their tactical consequences for
[00:22:51] developing strategic decisions.
[00:22:55] The phone conversation between Vladimir Putin and
[00:22:57] Donald Trump was expected. The call was announced in advance, and did not portend any
[00:23:01] particular surprises. But the very first results of the conversation, broadcast on Friday
[00:23:04] evening, literally exploded information feeds and
[00:23:07] news reports. Trump states that he has concluded a deal with
[00:23:10] Vladimir Putin. Diesel from Russia will be supplied to the world
[00:23:14] market. This is a striking reversal of years of US policy, pressure.
[00:23:17] year, an exemption from sanctions on
[00:23:50] Russian diesel. The American Treasury immediately issued a corresponding
[00:23:53] license. The Kremlin confirmed its readiness to provide such supplies, and
[00:23:56] also reported that a significant part of the conversation still concerned
[00:24:00] the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict. Moscow is still ready to seek peaceful
[00:24:04] ways. Vladimir Putin also told Trump about Russia's responses to Ukraine's
[00:24:07] terrorist attacks and made it clear that Russia's position on the goals and objectives of
[00:24:11] the SVO remained unchanged. The conversation, however, was clearly warm.
[00:24:15] The American president congratulated Vladimir Putin on his past birthday.
[00:24:18] was enthusiastic, that same evening he appeared at
[00:24:50] a rally where he demanded that American fuel sellers immediately lower
[00:24:53] prices. While Washington presents the deal as a major achievement,
[00:24:57] Moscow expresses restrained satisfaction, in Kyiv the mood is
[00:25:00] the gloomiest, Zelensky did not hide his resentment. Our team
[00:25:04] was used as a screen, this is unfair, it's not partnership-like in my
[00:25:08] opinion, a weak decision. The aforementioned
[00:25:11] team of Ukrainian envoys, who arrived in Miami precisely on Friday to meet with
[00:25:15] representatives of the White House, Whitcomb and Kushner, the news about
[00:25:18] the press reports, immediately started calling
[00:26:02] London and other European capitals, but they can hardly
[00:26:06] respond to the US decision with anything other than new
[00:26:09] assurances of support for Ukraine and threats to put more pressure on Russia.
[00:26:13] Kaya Kallas called the easing of restrictions against
[00:26:17] Russia untimely and promised that the EU would do
[00:26:20] nothing of the sort, on Monday, on the contrary, it will adopt another package of
[00:26:23] sanctions. The Estonian prime minister wrote that the EU should discuss how
[00:26:27] to help Ukraine so that it can, quote, turn Russian
[00:26:31] oil refineries into ruins. The head of the Slovak government, Fico, stated
[00:26:34] that now the US will have cheap diesel, Russia will have money, and
[00:26:38] Europe will suffer from the incompetence of its
[00:26:41] leaders. First of all, we must take care of our own
[00:26:44] national and state interests, but in the European Union, we forbid everything,
[00:26:48] impose sanctions, embargoes, read moralizing lectures, pay for diesel like
[00:26:52] crazy, while trembling with fear, will there even be enough
[00:26:55] of it? But one of the main sponsors of Ukraine - Germany -
[00:26:59] is unyielding. The government states that it will maintain sanctions, despite...
[00:27:14] In his homeland, this caused another wave of indignation from the growing
[00:27:18] opposition. The Chancellor travels to another country on the day
[00:27:21] of Germany's national unity with a billion for military needs, while
[00:27:25] Germans themselves lack everything and it's a catastrophe. He
[00:27:29] has lost support. 90% of citizens don't...
[00:27:40] not only Germany, but all of Europe. The biggest
[00:27:43] risks are related to gas. We are entering winter with reserves almost
[00:27:47] 20% less, and its supplies have also decreased, and
[00:27:50] the European winter has always been characterized by its unpredictability. At the same time, the price of
[00:27:54] gas also determines the cost of electricity in some countries, including
[00:27:57] Germany, by more than 80%. Europe cannot
[00:28:01] abandon this risky path for itself, as Berliner notes, Germany's
[00:28:05] strategy to support Ukraine has turned into a dogma, what
[00:28:08] seemed like consistency has become deadly stubbornness, to
[00:28:12] any complex questions Berlin answers: more weapons are needed,
[00:28:15] a similar answer is given by the French president, personally observing this
[00:28:18] week the test launch of a strategic ballistic missile, he
[00:28:21] again repeated his favorite phrase: to remain free, one must
[00:28:25] inspire fear, and to inspire it, one must be stronger. Today, we
[00:28:29] have become stronger, and I think the message was heard
[00:28:33] everywhere, loud and clear. They want to appear
[00:28:35] intimidating in the Baltics, the Lithuanian parliament approved in the first reading the repeal of
[00:28:39] a constitutional article prohibiting the deployment of nuclear
[00:28:43] weapons in the country. We will be ready to deter the enemy
[00:28:46] better than before, people will be able to feel more confident, have
[00:28:49] children, work, and know that they live in a safer country.
[00:28:53] Will Lithuania be safer if it becomes a potential target for Russian nuclear
[00:28:57] deterrence forces, which Moscow has already warned Vilnius about? There is no
[00:29:01] answer, but it seems that in Europe, there's no time for
[00:29:04] sober assessments at all, and its fantasies about its role in regulation are causing more and more
[00:29:08] ridicule. Europe says it has the right to be at the negotiating
[00:29:12] table on Ukraine. Does it have it? a chance to be the best man at this
[00:29:15] wedding? Only if everyone else leaves, including
[00:29:19] the groom, mother-in-law, in-laws. At best, Europe will be
[00:29:22] a bridesmaid in the ugliest dress. Anyway, for now,
[00:29:26] friends, Ukraine and Europe are doing everything to ensure that this banquet does not take place at all, despite
[00:29:30] the fact that prolonging the conflict seems to contradict even the wishes of the Ukrainians themselves.
[00:29:33] According to surveys by Ukrainian rating groups, half of
[00:29:37] respondents support a peace agreement, and 57% consider
[00:29:40] territorial concessions acceptable, but everything is still decided on
[00:29:43] Bankova, and there are no glimmers of negotiability. In Moscow, they
[00:29:47] understand this and also make it clear that they do not
[00:29:50] see any prospects for agreement. All previous attempts at peace talks, as the Russian Foreign Ministry
[00:29:53] reminds us, were stopped as soon as the process gained any
[00:29:57] momentum. Last year in Istanbul, after two rounds and Russia's proposal to
[00:30:01] expand the agenda to include military and political
[00:30:04] issues, Kyiv broke off contact without explanation. Trilateral
[00:30:08] meetings between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States, already this year in Abu
[00:30:12] Dhabi, where they tried to feel out the contours of a settlement, were also curtailed,
[00:30:16] and, as emphasized in Moscow, not at Russia's
[00:30:18] initiative. Kyiv, given the situation on the battlefield, continues to
[00:30:22] worsen its negotiating positions and finds itself in even more difficult relations
[00:30:26] with Washington. As Axios claims, the US asked six times not
[00:30:29] to strike Russian energy, and now, citing a Ukrainian
[00:30:33] official, threatens to disconnect Ukraine from American
[00:30:36] intelligence. And any attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on an oil refinery henceforth becomes
[00:30:40] a blow to American interests, but it is obvious that in this situation Zelensky
[00:30:44] will find sympathy in Europe, which ostentatiously increases support for
[00:30:47] Kyiv and arms itself, although it sometimes demonstrates this comically:
[00:30:51] Britain, for example, is considering the participation of cavalry in hostilities,
[00:30:54] claiming that horses can go where a tank cannot squeeze through, and can be
[00:30:58] useful in certain planned battles by London. However, as the English saying
[00:31:02] goes...
[00:31:45] help a free, sovereign and independent
[00:31:48] Ukraine. Boris, well, we have two pieces of news: first, Ukraine was not
[00:31:52] and is not free, sovereign, or independent.
[00:31:56] And second, if Russia starts working, it will be able to buy and send you expensive shampoo, a luxurious
[00:32:00] comb, fragrant soap,
[00:32:03] and a fluffy towel to London, my dear. We are humanists, like Thomas More and
[00:32:07] Francis Bacon, and we instill civilization in unkempt
[00:32:10] characters. But nevertheless, Johnson's rhetoric is picked up in
[00:32:13] Europe by people. Neatly parted, and, of course, Zelensky's
[00:32:17] hysteria, declaring that he will not stop striking Russian
[00:32:21] infrastructure – this is a demonstration of confidence in the continuation
[00:32:24] of the conflict and its financing by the West. Confidence that
[00:32:28] the rapid possible transition of the congressional elections into the hands of Democrats
[00:32:31] will bind Trump's pragmatism and give a new twist to the conflict
[00:32:35] with Russia. And the continuation of this conflict is a vital
[00:32:39] necessity for Zelensky's regime,
[00:32:41] adjective, vital, here it's literally. And... not only in
[00:32:45] the sense that the conflict provides the standard of living
[00:32:48] for Zelensky and his entourage, it simply provides them
[00:32:51] with the preservation of life as long as they are useful to the West as a weapon against Russia, and
[00:32:55] the saddest thing is that the Ukrainian people, who
[00:32:59] all of them hide behind in slogans, are important to no one. Zelensky
[00:33:02] hunts men to send them to the trenches as cannon fodder, and
[00:33:06] Europe gladly catches Ukrainian refugees who have found shelter
[00:33:09] with them, to send them to Zelensky's regime, so that he
[00:33:12] sends them to the trenches as cannon fodder.
[00:33:16] In this tragic cycle of Khokhols in Europe, it can be sadly stated that
[00:33:20] such an effective visa-free regime was obtained to have coffee in
[00:33:23] Vienna and return. Well, they jumped on the Maidan and
[00:33:26] ate cookies. A time to live, a time to die, as Erich
[00:33:30] Maria Remarque said on the occasion of total mobilization by one
[00:33:33] German Chancellor of German men for a well-known reason from
[00:33:37] thirty-nine to forty-five. And the outcome of that war from
[00:33:40] forty-three was certainly clear to everyone, just as the outcome of the Ukrainian conflict is clear now,
[00:33:44] but... If the Führer prolonged the agony and death of his people for the sake of an
[00:33:48] irrational idée fixe, then now Europe and Zelensky's
[00:33:52] regime are prolonging Ukraine's agony already for quite
[00:33:56] mercenary goals. Even a Ukrainian commentator openly writes that
[00:33:59] Ukraine is destined for the role of a kamikaze country, let it
[00:34:03] completely destroy itself against Russia,
[00:34:05] it's not a pity, not a pity, but profitable, profitable for those who
[00:34:09] profit well from this war. Nikita Gusenkov observed how the Kyiv
[00:34:13] regime and European officials continue to destroy the Ukrainian
[00:34:17] people.
[00:34:20] Lviv, at 8 AM, six TCC employees burst into this man's apartment at once,
[00:34:24] and he was dragged out into the street amidst the cries of passersby.
[00:34:27] улицу.
[00:34:30] But neither documents nor explanations. TCC squads break into apartments under
[00:34:34] any pretext, a doctor's house call, a visit from a district officer, or even
[00:34:37] food delivery. In Kryvyi Rih, vehicles are stopped, allegedly for
[00:34:41] document checks, after which drivers are forcibly pulled from their cars.
[00:35:15] almost turned into a tragedy when one of the military commissars pushed
[00:35:18] a seventy-four-year-old woman who was trying to rescue her husband
[00:35:21] from the
[00:35:22] TCC.
[00:35:25] People are caught near shops, in entrances, near company offices, setting up
[00:35:29] ambushes at checkpoints. This man was defended by employees of the kindergarten
[00:35:32] where he came to pick up his child. This is a kindergarten, this is
[00:35:36] a children's institution, what are you doing here
[00:35:39] now all Ukrainian telegram channels
[00:35:42] are full of videos about how... in all
[00:35:45] cities of the country people
[00:35:48] are being pulled out of their own yards, from toilets,
[00:35:51] gas stations, from shops,
[00:35:55] how people are already organized resisting this lawlessness, this
[00:35:59] man-hunting, they throw grenades, operate
[00:36:03] with knives, I'll kill anyone
[00:36:06] you have no right to
[00:36:09] change, this is another such case in
[00:36:13] Poltava, where a TCC raid almost...
[00:36:27] found the last one, found fools, no, of course, the fact
[00:36:31] that there will be popular resistance and it
[00:36:33] will not be bloodless, can also be stated now, because
[00:36:37] it will not be, it exists. In Khmelnytskyi, students
[00:36:41] of the local university tried to break into the TCC territory to
[00:36:44] free their fellow student, a twenty-five-year-old full-time student,
[00:36:47] who was summoned to the military enlistment office to update data, but they refused
[00:36:51] to let him go. Universities, technical schools, and colleges
[00:36:55] complain about a massive outflow of students. In a vocational school in Chernivtsi,
[00:36:58] where tractor drivers and welders were trained, every second student did not receive their
[00:37:02] diploma. Now there is this problem, where a large part of the children leave,
[00:37:06] because in the near future many of them will reach adulthood,
[00:37:09] so parents take them abroad. The tactic of acting proactively was
[00:37:13] also adopted by students of Ukrainian schools, where graduating
[00:37:16] classes are empty long before the last bell. We
[00:37:20] will actually lose this entire generation. It seems to me that taking
[00:37:23] children abroad is more an elite-Kyiv story than a whole
[00:37:27] country. No, no, this is a mass story, regional,
[00:37:30] district, it's a horror what's happening, first year abroad,
[00:37:33] eleventh grade abroad, after ninth grade
[00:37:37] abroad, and so on throughout the country. Ukraine needs all
[00:37:40] men who can be sent to the front, thrown into the furnace of this
[00:37:44] war, and there are no volunteers left, so people continue
[00:37:47] to flee the country. The problem is that Ukrainians now find themselves unwanted
[00:37:51] in Europe, where they are beginning to be deprived of rights and attempts are made to push
[00:37:55] them back.
[00:37:57] The EU is tightening the screws, writes the Polish publication. Kyiv, with the help
[00:38:01] of European politicians, wants to close the mobilization plan by turning
[00:38:05] young Ukrainians back. You are not welcome here, these are general messages for those who
[00:38:09] are still trying to flee to Europe and for those who are already
[00:38:12] here. I live in a village where Ukrainians were settled.
[00:38:15] Mostly these are young people, they are well-dressed, drive nice
[00:38:19] cars, they have long been squandering our European benefits,
[00:38:22] the authorities see this. And they are already acting. This week, the Lithuanian government
[00:38:26] approved new rules for entry into the country, according to which conscripted
[00:38:29] Ukrainians will no longer be able to obtain refugee status. Similar measures
[00:38:33] are being taken by neighboring countries. Expelling conscripted Ukrainian men
[00:38:36] from the country has already begun in Latvia, Estonia, the Czech Republic,
[00:38:39] and Poland. The number of deportations in Poland today
[00:38:43] of Ukrainians is off the charts, today Ukrainians are simply
[00:38:47] being deported for any sneeze,
[00:38:50] for administrative violations and everything else, and this is some kind of
[00:38:54] widespread story, in Poland, in the Czech Republic, and generally in these countries.
[00:39:57] one-time payments have been cancelled. In Ireland, preferential programs for
[00:40:01] Ukrainians were cut in half. In the last six months alone, 11
[00:40:04] European countries have tightened conditions for Ukrainians' stay, linking this
[00:40:08] decision to the difficult situation in the social and economic
[00:40:12] spheres. The most acute problems affected precisely those countries that
[00:40:15] spend the most money on Ukrainian refugees. According to the office
[00:40:19] of the UN High Commissioner, these are primarily Germany, Poland, and
[00:40:22] the Czech Republic. As Bild writes, citing internal Bundestag documents,
[00:40:25] only in the last year, Germany spent more than
[00:40:29] 36 billion euros on social programs
[00:40:32] to support Ukrainian refugees. This is despite the fact that
[00:40:36] officially less than a quarter of immigrants from Ukraine are employed in the country.
[00:40:39] The employment rate is the worst among all European
[00:40:43] countries, and according to polls, two-thirds of the German
[00:40:47] population advocates for the immediate expulsion of all able-bodied
[00:40:50] Ukrainians from the country. And already in September, the head of the German Foreign Ministry
[00:40:53] confirmed that Berlin will provide Kyiv with data on Ukrainian men
[00:40:57] living in the country. About similar agreements are openly
[00:41:00] discussed by the authorities of Austria and Switzerland. Ukrainians should
[00:41:04] fight, not sit out in Europe. In exactly the same terms, this approach
[00:41:08] is explained by the EU authorities, without particularly hiding with whom this
[00:41:11] policy was agreed upon. Our Ukrainian partners asked us about
[00:41:15] this, and this is what we are currently doing. Yes, we have to
[00:41:19] revise the protection programs for Ukrainian citizens, but this is our contribution to
[00:41:23] Ukraine's defense capability. Zelensky spoke with von der
[00:41:26] Leyen and Costa, with Macron, with Rutte, and he was
[00:41:30] hinted in a non-transparent and unambiguous, or rather transparent and unambiguous,
[00:41:33] way: we will give you everything to fight, and please
[00:41:36] organize the cannon fodder. But... as
[00:41:40] he may be doing this, all deferments, all
[00:41:43] medical commissions, and the decisions of medical commissions will be nullified,
[00:41:47] people will have to go through them again, and they will be swept up, they will be scooped up
[00:41:51] with a fine-mesh net. It's all simple here: money and
[00:41:53] geopolitics. The conflict is beneficial for Europeans and it will be further
[00:41:57] escalated, under the pretext of protecting Ukraine, under some slogans,
[00:42:01] statements, but the reality is their own interests and
[00:42:04] calculations, no one thinks about ordinary people, it seems that both Brussels and
[00:42:08] Kyiv need people primarily as a resource to replenish losses at
[00:42:12] the front and satisfy their interests. Nikita Gusenkov, weekly
[00:42:15] results, NTV television company.
[00:42:18] Let's remember, by the way, that Ukraine was not only the main initiator of the collapse
[00:42:22] of the USSR, but also one of the founders of the CIS. Then
[00:42:26] Ukraine left the CIS, because it's Europe. Well, now, as they say,
[00:42:30] two worlds, two empires. Where is Ukraine and where is the CIS? The CIS has
[00:42:34] overcome all difficulties over these years, unlike Ukraine, which it is unknown whether it
[00:42:37] will survive next year. And cooperation. In different
[00:42:40] formats, this is precisely a pragmatic policy: in the CIS, countries
[00:42:44] with common economic interests cooperate, and from this,
[00:42:48] a mutually beneficial policy is built, this is visible beyond the
[00:42:51] post-Soviet space. The President of Iran, for example, has already
[00:42:54] spoken about the possibility of creating a CIS Plus format. This
[00:42:58] year marks the thirty-fifth anniversary of the CIS. For the jubilee summit on the Caspian coast
[00:43:02] in Turkmenistan, Vladimir Putin also arrived this week on a two-day
[00:43:06] visit. In three and a half decades of cooperation,
[00:43:10] it has truly come a long way,
[00:43:13] establishing itself as an authoritative regional
[00:43:16] integration association.
[00:43:19] It is thanks to the CIS that we have managed to preserve, and in many
[00:43:22] areas even build upon, the achievements of our peoples
[00:43:26] over centuries of living in a single state,
[00:43:29] economic, social, cultural, and humanitarian
[00:43:33] ties. I discussed how significant the joint
[00:43:37] efforts of the CIS countries are in protecting a common history
[00:43:40] and preventing its falsification.
[00:43:43] Young people must certainly know the truth about the achievements of our
[00:43:46] peoples during the Soviet Union, about the heroic
[00:43:50] feats of our fathers and grandfathers during the Great Patriotic
[00:43:53] War. This will be facilitated by
[00:43:56] the separate statements of leaders adopted today
[00:43:59] on the need to preserve historical
[00:44:02] memory. And again, we see where the distortion
[00:44:05] of historical memory led Ukraine. This is the case
[00:44:09] when the sad fate of Ukraine, which demonstratively abandoned the CIS,
[00:44:12] from Soviet history in the hope of becoming part of Europe, should serve as an
[00:44:16] example of making all possible erroneous decisions
[00:44:19] that none of us should repeat. Europe once
[00:44:22] again demonstrated to Ukraine its unwillingness to see
[00:44:25] it in a unified Europe, but they are already openly saying: there will be no concessions,
[00:44:29] no accelerated accession, and judging by the proposal to halve
[00:44:32] Ukraine's agricultural sector for accession, then there
[00:44:36] will be no accession, taking
[00:44:39] a territory into Europe. A corpse without industry and agriculture is simply
[00:44:42] unprofitable, it is only profitable that Ukraine fights with Russia. Moreover,
[00:44:46] we see that even Ukrainian citizens are no longer
[00:44:49] welcome in Europe. And how does Europe itself see its future, including
[00:44:53] against the backdrop of increasing political turbulence in
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[00:49:24] I am Vladimir Chernyshov, and these are the results of the week. Meanwhile, Europe is
[00:49:28] ablaze, and the revolutionary fervor is set, as
[00:49:30] usual, by France. In its time, the signal for revolution there
[00:49:34] was that the Bastille was torn down brick by brick. Now in its place is a
[00:49:38] square in Paris, and now the paving of this square
[00:49:41] is being torn apart by rioting schoolchildren. Yes, this is
[00:49:45] the word of a French boy, radical, sometimes leaving blood on
[00:49:48] the asphalt, but this fits into the context
[00:49:51] of tradition. Their ancestors from the 16th century, they would publicly
[00:49:55] cut off the heads of aristocrats and officials, but these current ones
[00:49:59] only sometimes rob stores and injure policemen, although
[00:50:02] policemen, in turn, do not hesitate. Well, what can be
[00:50:06] said, looking at this Parisian Maidan. Don't
[00:50:09] stop, let's renounce the old world. Liberté,
[00:50:12] égalité, fraternité, peace to the huts, war to the palaces, for
[00:50:16] your freedom, take warm clothes, tires, and good spirits to the
[00:50:20] Place de la Bastille.
[00:50:22] and you have enough cookies and croissants for now, but seriously, this semi-childish
[00:50:26] riot is not at all meaningless, although ruthless, it testifies to a
[00:50:30] real crisis, we talked about the role of education in the formation
[00:50:33] of an adequate worldview, so the education system in Europe,
[00:50:36] especially in France, has noticeably decayed, it just happened that
[00:50:40] it simultaneously reached students, and parents, and
[00:50:43] teachers, and this, as they say, is that perfect storm, when
[00:50:47] the tops cannot teach, and the bottoms do not want such teaching, the government...
[00:50:50] meanwhile cosplays Napoleon and Hitler and demands "Drang nach
[00:50:54] Osten". In general, of course, the protests that spread from France to
[00:50:58] other European countries are no longer entirely about school. Just as,
[00:51:02] for example, the riot at the bread shops on Nevsky Prospekt in
[00:51:05] February seventeen was not about the absence of bread, it was a pretext that
[00:51:09] overflowed the cup of patience. This is about Europe
[00:51:13] declaring that, no matter what, it will support Ukraine
[00:51:16] financially, completely ignoring ordinary citizens.
[00:51:19] "S'il vous plaît," as ordinary citizens say, "why are we worse
[00:51:23] than the Khokhols?" "S'il vous plaît," as the police in dusty helmets say, "why
[00:51:26] are we worse than the distant Ukrainians? After all, we are not fighting in
[00:51:30] distant steppes, but on European streets with very specific
[00:51:33] disorders." But here comes to mind
[00:51:37] the widespread internet meme phrase of a character from a
[00:51:39] video game more than ten years old, Far Cry
[00:51:43] 3, which directly illustrates the European authorities' stubbornness in helping
[00:51:46] Ukraine. Insanity, this is an exact
[00:51:49] repetition of from
[00:52:46] In response, the demonstrators threw stones and
[00:52:47] bottles at the security forces.
[00:52:51] The actions were extremely harsh, the police used almost their entire
[00:52:55] arsenal. Tasers, which were
[00:52:57] aimed directly at the protesters' faces. Pepper
[00:53:00] spray, demonstrators were beaten with batons, dragged on
[00:53:04] the ground, tear gas was sprayed
[00:53:07] everywhere. Stop it, how dare you, there's an elementary
[00:53:11] school right here, it's not normal to use tear gas and grenades against
[00:53:14] people, calculate how much they spent on dispersing demonstrations:
[00:53:18] one tear gas grenade costs about 40 euros, hundreds of thousands of them
[00:53:22] were fired, it would be better if this money was directed to
[00:53:25] education. The French pay for Macron's policy every
[00:53:28] day, with energy prices, food costs, and
[00:53:32] their living conditions, and now they are also subjected to
[00:53:37] unprecedented force at protests. As a result of the clashes, almost 7,000 people were detained,
[00:53:41] many minors, hundreds
[00:53:44] of injured, bloodied students and schoolchildren with fractured
[00:53:48] skulls, broken jaws, knocked out teeth. In Lens,
[00:53:51] a fifteen-year-old teenager lost a hand when a stun
[00:53:55] grenade thrown by a policeman exploded.
[00:53:59] But the head of the French Ministry of Internal Affairs refused to even apologize
[00:54:02] to the families of the injured children. A torn hand in
[00:54:06] Lens, a lost eye in Tours, another high school student with an eye injury in
[00:54:09] Argenteuil. As Minister of Interior, you will not
[00:54:13] apologize. Legal proceedings are currently underway, and they
[00:54:16] will show whether these police actions were proportionate. Neither
[00:54:20] apologies nor any comments at all were
[00:54:23] received by the French from Macron, who pretends not to
[00:54:26] notice the blazing protests. He entrusted the Prime Minister
[00:54:30] with restoring order in the country, while he himself is busy
[00:54:33] solving his important
[00:54:35] tasks. The main problem with Macron is that he was never
[00:54:39] particularly interested in France as a nation, as a country. He was
[00:54:43] much more interested, firstly, in Europe and his role in European and
[00:54:46] globalist systems, and also this massive crusade against
[00:54:50] Russia for the sake of Ukraine, which he fully supported and took to
[00:54:54] extremes. Such demonstrative indifference of
[00:54:57] the authorities, an attempt to suppress the protest by force, further
[00:55:00] enraged the already furious crowd throughout France,
[00:55:04] between. and gendarmes real street
[00:55:07] battles unfolded. In Bordeaux, demonstrators threw
[00:55:11] Molotov cocktails at a police station and vandalized
[00:55:14] schools, breaking windows with bicycles, building
[00:55:16] bonfires right inside the building, and dousing classrooms with foam from
[00:55:20] fire extinguishers. In Paris, protesters set fire
[00:55:24] to a lyceum, inside which there were more than 100
[00:55:27] people. In Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, Strasbourg,
[00:55:30] students blocked hundreds of educational institutions,
[00:55:33] placing garbage containers and posters with
[00:55:37] the slogan "Sorry for the inconvenience, we
[00:55:41] are trying to save our future" in front of the gates.
[00:55:43] Many say that we are a very brave generation, but I don't agree with that, we are just in
[00:55:47] despair, the situation in France
[00:55:51] catastrophic. The main demand of the students is an increase
[00:55:54] in education spending, which under Macron, has significantly decreased. At the
[00:55:57] federal level, about 89 euros are spent per student.
[00:56:01] For comparison, military spending is 88.
[00:56:13] without state support, schools and hospitals, now with this
[00:56:16] money EU countries are buying weapons for Ukraine
[00:56:20] strengthening their defense, while for salaries and repairs
[00:56:23] of classrooms, as the government assures, there are simply no
[00:56:27] additional funds in the budget. There is no
[00:56:30] money in our universities because the French army produces thousands
[00:56:34] of missiles every day. We want these funds to go to our universities so that
[00:56:38] we can study in decent conditions. We lack
[00:56:41] teachers, our classrooms are overcrowded, sometimes we don't even
[00:56:43] have enough desks and chairs. Our school has no toilet paper, for
[00:56:47] 400 people there are only five toilets. This means that for
[00:56:51] girls there are only two left, which are always occupied.
[00:56:54] The only weapon is knowledge, a poster in the hands
[00:56:57] of protesters in Belgium, where following France, a social
[00:57:01] revolt is rapidly flaring up. Thousands of teenagers
[00:57:04] staged pogroms in the center of Brussels, throwing fireworks
[00:57:07] and road signs at police. In Rome, demonstrators hung
[00:57:11] a banner on the building of a lyceum: "School
[00:57:14] is not a barracks." It is this policy of constant enlistment.
[00:57:31] to become a soldier and die on the front in a war that doesn't concern me,
[00:57:35] and this is terrible, because it turns out that young people no longer have a future in
[00:57:39] Europe. A large-scale anti-war rally in Berlin with the slogan
[00:57:43] "no more shooting at Russians." Thousands of people called
[00:57:46] for peace and... the restoration of relations with Russia, holding
[00:57:50] up posters saying, "This government is a disgrace to
[00:57:53] Germany." The rapidly falling living standards of Europeans
[00:57:57] inevitably drag down the ratings of EU leaders, who are accused
[00:58:00] of impotence and betrayal of their own citizens. People are demanding
[00:58:04] not just solutions to accumulated problems, but
[00:58:08] a complete change of leadership and political
[00:58:10] course. As the Western press notes, European
[00:58:14] leaders sacrificed the well-being of citizens for...
[00:58:50] Smoke-filled streets, broken storefronts everywhere and
[00:58:53] burning garbage cans - this is already Spain, which
[00:58:57] for the second week is being shaken by protests due to the housing
[00:59:00] crisis, after the death of Mari Carmen, who became a symbol
[00:59:03] of the struggle for the right to housing, the country revolted with renewed
[00:59:07] force. The eighty-seven-year-old woman
[00:59:10] died after Madrid police forcibly evicted
[00:59:14] her from her apartment, because the elderly Spanish woman simply... could
[00:59:17] no longer afford the expensive rent, which
[00:59:21] exceeded her pension. She didn't just die, she
[00:59:24] was killed, she was killed by the state, she was killed by companies. She pushed
[00:59:28] us even more to mobilize, to fight against those in
[00:59:31] power. Public anger is also picked up by members
[00:59:34] of the European Parliament, to whom the EU leadership before the meeting in
[00:59:38] Strasbourg again suggested discussing how to defeat
[00:59:41] Russia, while outside, smoke
[00:59:44] was rising everywhere. No problems are being solved.
[01:00:17] NTV Television Company.
[01:00:20] European protests often escalate into uncontrollable riots, because
[01:00:24] marginals and looters happily and easily join the rebels.
[01:00:28] And this aspect of the French protests, with
[01:00:31] his characteristic directness, was noted by Donald Trump. He wrote
[01:00:35] that this uncontrolled
[01:00:37] migration took to the streets of a once great country.
[01:00:41] Well, in fact, if you look at these faces, eager for a clear
[01:00:45] explanation of Fermat's Theorem and categorical.
[01:00:53] and Trump, in his country, declared the fight against illegal migration
[01:00:57] one of the main priorities of the program, but so far
[01:01:00] without success. Against the backdrop of rising fuel prices
[01:01:03] at gas stations, which Trump also promised to tackle,
[01:01:06] this does not play into the hands of his Republican team before
[01:01:09] the midterm elections to Congress, which are only weeks away.
[01:01:13] According to all calculations, things are not so
[01:01:15] joyful for Republicans, because the war with Iran
[01:01:19] and its negative economic consequences are as incomprehensible to American
[01:01:23] voters as European voters find the pouring
[01:01:26] of their money into distant Ukraine, whose existence
[01:01:30] many of them only learned about in 2022. But Trump still
[01:01:33] hopes that his ability to promote his achievements
[01:01:37] and make deals will somehow pull him through, which is why he doesn't shy away from his
[01:01:40] request to Russia for help with diesel. We are, after all,
[01:01:44] the two largest diesel suppliers in the world, and it's up to us to
[01:01:48] decide, as Trump says. But will this lower prices for ordinary
[01:01:51] Americans? Here, the opinions of experts are far from unanimous.
[01:01:54] However, in what all normal people will support Trump
[01:01:58] is his choice of women. Only the lazy have not
[01:02:01] complimented the impeccable style and appearance of his wife over the years. Just
[01:02:05] yesterday, Trump appointed a new White House press secretary.
[01:02:09] As they say in America since Marilyn Monroe's time,
[01:02:12] gentlemen prefer blondes, especially compared
[01:02:15] to Biden's and Obama's press secretaries. It's just a feast for the eyes.
[01:02:19] Beauty, of course, is a terrible force, but will it help Trump's
[01:02:23] party win the elections to Congress? That remains
[01:02:26] a question. Anton Ponomarev observed the political turbul'.
[01:03:30] In one hall, there will still be Democrats, Republicans, and a Trumpist who needs nothing in retirement, but the prices in stores don't make anyone happy.
[01:03:38] made our lives cheaper and simpler, and this one doesn't care at all.
[01:03:45] Prices are rising in the grocery store, at the gas station, everywhere you
[01:03:48] go. By income level, we are probably classified as
[01:03:51] middle class, but even we are starting to feel the lack
[01:03:54] of money. It's funny, there is no middle
[01:03:58] class here anymore, only the rich and the poor are left. 80%
[01:04:01] of Americans, according to a Reuters poll, blame Donald
[01:04:04] Trump for their economic problems. People desperately
[01:04:08] need means of subsistence, but cannot earn enough for
[01:04:11] the most essential things. To satisfy basic
[01:04:15] needs, one job and an eight-hour workday should
[01:04:18] be enough, but many people now struggle with two
[01:04:22] jobs. The main complaint at rallies is that people work
[01:04:25] overtime, but they still don't have enough
[01:04:28] to live on.
[01:05:00] states sees a direct link between the war in Iran and the price of fuel
[01:05:03] and fertilizers. People here have not lived worse than they do now in the last 25 years.
[01:05:07] This is a gallon, but the price of gasoline has increased
[01:05:10] by 40% in a year. That's why the military
[01:05:14] conflict in Iran has become such a pressing internal American
[01:05:18] problem, for which there is still no solution. The statements of the US
[01:05:22] president only add to the uncertainty. We
[01:05:25] will bomb after the elections. Tense negotiations are currently
[01:05:29] underway.
[01:07:08] Epstein, business, the use of power for personal
[01:07:11] gain. Trump has become almost 3 billion dollars
[01:07:15] richer in a year and a half, but the golden age for ordinary Americans has not
[01:07:19] yet arrived. In the future, there will again be attempts at impeachment, but
[01:07:22] even the president's critics here call them a simple
[01:07:26] settling of scores, not a fight against corruption or injustice.
[01:07:31] There will be no benefit for the country, because there will be no conviction.
[01:07:34] People will just waste time. He still has
[01:07:37] a large army of support that these investigations will not
[01:07:40] sway, and subpoenas will simply be ignored. Our Attorney General
[01:07:44] has lost his independence. We will turn into Peru, where after
[01:07:47] every election a new team settles scores with the old. This will be
[01:07:51] a catastrophe. Catastrophe in certain cities is already here today.
[01:07:55] It's just that with the elections approaching, the excesses on the ground are particularly
[01:07:59] noticeable. In Minneapolis,
[01:08:02] gangs of Somali teenagers are terrorizing,
[01:08:06] and the Somali-born mayor demands a ban
[01:08:09] on weapons, and this is a jab at Democrats with their
[01:08:13] attitude towards migrants and diversity.
[01:08:16] They are more concerned with how Somali gangs are talked about than with solving
[01:08:20] these problems, with their unwillingness to assimilate. In New York,
[01:08:23] Customs and Border Protection officers almost killed
[01:08:27] someone again, and these seven shots are aimed at Trump
[01:08:31] with his border defense and hunt for illegal
[01:08:34] migrants. When ICE patrols appear in our
[01:08:37] area, we already know how this will end: with shooting, death,
[01:08:41] because this service puts...
[01:09:42] He's already on the decline, unable to keep his eyes open during so-called
[01:09:46] work meetings. His neurological diseases, including
[01:09:50] possible dementia, are progressing. Dementia, as Joe Biden's
[01:09:53] experience shows, is not an obstacle to working in the White House. But in
[01:09:56] the elections, again, considering the forced change
[01:09:59] of the previous president to Harris, it's a very
[01:10:02] dangerous thing. Especially since the main promise of the Republican
[01:10:05] candidate remains unfulfilled so far. It has come
[01:10:09] to the point that even at rallies in front of supporters... in
[01:10:12] conservative Texas today, they are sending
[01:10:15] Trump away. Trump himself
[01:10:18] is sending him away. Get the hell out. Now he's going home to
[01:10:22] mommy, and he'll be punished there, damn it, because his mommy
[01:10:25] voted for Trump. Anton Marev was eventually seen on
[01:10:29] NTV television company. And while
[01:10:31] the wind of political change has not yet swept across the political
[01:10:35] landscape of the USA, powerful hurricanes are already hitting the southern
[01:10:39] states. A state of emergency has been declared in Florida
[01:10:42] and Alabama. The wind has already left almost 900,000
[01:10:45] people without electricity, moving through Florida inland
[01:10:49] at a speed of 170 km/h. And most importantly,
[01:10:53] against the backdrop of Trump's attempts to calm the energy market,
[01:10:56] oil production in the Mexican or
[01:10:58] American, as Trump says, Gulf has stopped. Well,
[01:11:01] the Houthis are not stopping their attacks on Saudi Arabia. In the morning,
[01:11:05] a powerful strike was launched on Riyadh International
[01:11:08] Airport. 12 people died, over fifty were injured, and
[01:11:11] these strikes also do not add stability to the oil
[01:11:15] markets. And the Strait of Hormuz is still unclear whether it is open or
[01:11:18] closed. The common joke among experts about Schrödinger's
[01:11:21] Strait is no longer a joke. Let us remind you that according to Schrödinger,
[01:11:25] it is impossible to prove whether the cat in a closed box is alive,
[01:11:28] dead, or even there at all until you open the box. Well, until
[01:11:31] the Strait of Hormuz is opened as it was before the war, we will not understand
[01:11:35] how it works for the passage of tankers, as Trump says, or as Iran says,
[01:11:39] or if it doesn't work at all, just like with...
[01:11:43] Well, it's impossible to understand whether their actions stem from poor education or
[01:11:46] an innate flaw. More on this in a few
[01:11:49] minutes.
[01:17:27] I am Vladimir Chernyshov, and these are the results of the week. Often we recall
[01:17:30] Pushkin's phrase: there are strange convergences, but there are also
[01:17:34] equally strange divergences. This week,
[01:17:37] for example, a photograph of former German Chancellor Gerhard
[01:17:41] Schröder congratulating Vladimir Putin on his birthday in Moscow
[01:17:44] circulated worldwide. And we all immediately remembered that it was during Schröder's
[01:17:48] chancellorship, as well as under Helmut Kohl, that relations between Germany and
[01:17:51] Russia were truly partnership-based and mutually beneficial. Could
[01:17:55] anyone have imagined then that in just a few years the partnership
[01:17:59] would be undone, and Germany would become a European leader
[01:18:02] in militarization against Russia, and for what? To this
[01:18:06] question, no one has yet given a clear answer to the Germans.
[01:18:10] suggesting that Germany should repair and use the blown-up Nord Stream pipelines, but
[01:18:13] the authorities in Berlin are resisting, again, for what? This
[01:18:17] strange estrangement from Russia could be explained, for example,
[01:18:20] by the strengthening of the transatlantic partnership, but then there are quarrels with
[01:18:24] Trump. For example, in the building of the European Parliament this week,
[01:18:27] an offensive monument to the US president was even erected,
[01:18:31] called "Orange Plague", a naked Trump on the shoulders of some
[01:18:34] man. Well, okay, let's say they are waiting
[01:18:38] for a change of power in the US, but what was so bad about cheap gas from Russia?
[01:18:42] Once again, we return to school lessons; perhaps they are indeed
[01:18:45] simply raised in such a way that they do not quite understand how the world works, like
[01:18:49] short-sighted Soviet leaders at the decline of the USSR lived in
[01:18:53] captivity of dogmas from seventy years ago, when the world had already
[01:18:56] changed, and General Secretary Gorbachev, with his breadth of intellect,
[01:19:00] could effectively manage a collective farm bathhouse, but on the scale of
[01:19:03] the largest state on the planet, he proved incapable.
[01:19:06] Perhaps history mirrors, mocking the efforts
[01:19:09] of Chancellor Merz to help Ukraine, when he has the lowest
[01:19:13] approval rating in history and disarray at home. It looks like the suffering
[01:19:16] of a masochist, but he is probably just trapped in his own world,
[01:19:20] fantasized by the teachers who raised
[01:19:23] and educated him. Putin invited Schröder to visit when
[01:19:27] he learned that the former chancellor now supervises the work of a German hypermarket chain
[01:19:31] in Russia, and therefore visited the Russian
[01:19:34] capital. But Schröder was an effective chancellor. He was not there for only one
[01:19:38] term, and his ratings were normally high. There was order in
[01:19:41] Germany and Europe then. And what kind of
[01:19:44] manager will Merz be, who will soon leave
[01:19:48] his post at the hypermarket for Schröder at the checkout? Well,
[01:19:52] they won't hire him. The whole world sees that he simply cannot count money.
[01:19:55] Well, it doesn't concern us anymore. Yesterday, the Prime Minister of Finland,
[01:19:59] who recently complained that the tourism business in his country died
[01:20:02] after breaking ties with Russia, suddenly states that he will now
[01:20:06] propose to the European Union to cancel tourist visas for all
[01:20:09] Russians to all European countries. Well, it's like Finland
[01:20:13] is doing badly, so let all of Europe do badly too. Russia
[01:20:17] understands everything about everyone, we no longer care about other people's opinions, you can't
[01:20:20] please everyone. The main thing is for us to solve our tasks, be it
[01:20:23] import substitution, returning to oil markets, or continuing
[01:20:26] to eliminate threats at our borders. And the events of the last
[01:20:30] few days only prove that the attempt to cancel Russia did
[01:20:33] not work. The world cannot do without our
[01:20:37] words and deeds, just as it cannot do without our sports. No matter how much they tried to cancel it,
[01:20:41] the Russian anthem and flag are returning to