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[00:00:07] I take you behind the geopolitical moves, the color revolutions, behind the
[00:00:11] politics and the politicians. We shine a light
[00:00:14] on where the deep state is
[00:00:15] hiding.
[00:00:23] in Russia's armed forces
[00:00:27] target ports and maritime vessels. supporting the Ukrainian war
[00:00:31] effort as military warehouses in Odessa and
[00:00:34] Nikolayev as well as several cargo ships in the black sea
[00:00:38] come
[00:00:41] a of under attack we have some distressing footage coming up
[00:00:44] of next.
[00:00:54] a
[00:01:02] No safe space left in Ukraine, Keab's mobilization enforcers
[00:01:05] brutally assaulted teenager in Odessa, beating his girlfriend
[00:01:09] as they drag the 19-year-old out of a stopped
[00:01:12] vehicle. Iran urges the US to correct
[00:01:16] of its behavior if it ever wants the straight of hermus to reopen, emit other
[00:01:20] demands, Toron is calling on Washington to lift its naval
[00:01:23] blockade and sanctions as well as putting an end to all
[00:01:27] hostilities. and Tucker Carlson
[00:01:31] launches his 10-point vision for America, promising to break the traditional
[00:01:35] two-party
[00:01:36] of strangle
[00:01:36] of hold on US politics. Our panel of guests weighs in on whether the
[00:01:40] shift is actually feasible. Are people
[00:01:43] willing
[00:01:44] of to actually put in the work that goes beyond the money. Populism
[00:01:48] is the name
[00:01:51] in of the game at this point. We see of populist and insurgent candidates uh and political movements all throughout the world,
[00:01:55] especially uh in the west. The two main parties, the Republicans and
[00:01:59] Democrats were... virtually identical in many many
[00:02:01] ways.
[00:02:06] of
[00:02:07] of live
[00:02:07] of in Moscow, you're
[00:02:11] watching RRT International. I'm Rachel Rubel.
[00:02:15] Moscow's forces have taken control
[00:02:17] of the settlement of Ivanovka in Ukraine's Harkov region,
[00:02:21] according to defense ministry report. What comes as Russia's armed
[00:02:25] forces ramp up attacks on port infrastructure and
[00:02:29] maritime. supporting the Ukrainian military, recent high
[00:02:33] precision strikes were carried out against warehouses that stored
[00:02:36] communication and electronic warfare equipment in the port
[00:02:40] of Odessa. dry
[00:02:42] of cargo ship and an arms warehouse in the port of Nikolayev were also
[00:02:46] hit. another vessel delivering military supplies was targeted
[00:02:49] in
[00:02:50] of the black sea. and overnight Russia's armed
[00:02:53] forces carried out massive strikes on
[00:02:56] of military enterprises in the Ukrainian capital. the group strike was launched.
[00:03:00] with ground-based high precision weapons, the firepoint
[00:03:03] industrial facility which builds components and warheads for
[00:03:06] Ukraine's flamingo ground launched cruise missiles
[00:03:10] of was
[00:03:11] in targeted.
[00:03:15] Meanwhile,
[00:03:16] of Ukraine's brutal conscription campaign has reached new lows. In
[00:03:19] Odessa, teenager was beaten and dragged out of
[00:03:23] taxi by local recruitment officers despite his girlfriend's
[00:03:26] attempts
[00:03:27] of to save him from Keev's forced mobilization.
[00:03:33] in
[00:03:44] of of
[00:04:08] conscription practices have sparked outrage
[00:04:10] of across Ukraine, the public has also spoken out about
[00:04:13] widespread corruption and other damaging
[00:04:16] policies
[00:04:17] that the Zelinsky government has adopted. The frustrations were laid
[00:04:21] bare
[00:04:21] in a new sociological poll which RTS Ferida Singotelena breaks
[00:04:25] down. If
[00:04:27] of there's anything that Ukrainians are more fit up with than drone. tax and the war
[00:04:30] itself, it's corruption, and that's been confirmed by new poll
[00:04:34] which shows that over 49%
[00:04:37] of the population see graft as the country's biggest
[00:04:40] hurdle. now, one thing to
[00:04:42] of keep in mind is who carried out the survey?
[00:04:45] of sosus, the center responsible for the poll was founded by a political
[00:04:49] strategist who worked for years with former pro-western
[00:04:52] president
[00:04:54] poter porasenko. while his involvement may cast doubt over the survey's
[00:04:57] impartiality, one thing is clear. This poll does
[00:05:01] send message, apart from revealing that Kiev's policies such
[00:05:05] as forced mobilization are seen as a bigger problem than losing
[00:05:09] territory to Russia, it shows that the easiest way to hit
[00:05:12] Zelensky where it hurts is to call out the corruption plaguing his
[00:05:16] government. Here's a stark reminder that in Ukraine it seems like
[00:05:20] everyone wants their cut. Just look at the most recent case: one day your
[00:05:23] Ukraine's ambassador in Washington,
[00:05:26] and the next you're explaining why the apartments, luxury properties and
[00:05:29] Mercedes you paid for weren't purchased under your name. Nabu
[00:05:33] and Sapo reported a suspicion of ilicit enrichment of more than
[00:05:37] $310,00 and of making false declarations.
[00:05:41] According to the invest. the person owned two apartments in the finertown
[00:05:45] residential complex registered to a friend worth almost
[00:05:48] $250,000. the official income the suspect would not
[00:05:52] allow her to purchase such property. according to Ukraine's
[00:05:56] national anti-corruption bureau, algust definitioner controlled a whole
[00:06:00] portfolio of high-end assets, many of which were registered to
[00:06:04] other people. take for example, the apartment under close friend's
[00:06:08] name, worth around
[00:06:09] $250,000. another apartment
[00:06:13] registered to her mother, parking spaces and several commercial premises in
[00:06:17] the same residential complex owned on paper by her father,
[00:06:21] yet when she appeared in court, Stephanishna said she could not
[00:06:24] afford bail. I am unable to pay the bail out of my
[00:06:28] own funds, even if I were to find a way to do so, I would be unable to
[00:06:32] provide for my family. another famous case involves a former air
[00:06:36] force logistics commander andre. according to
[00:06:39] prosecutors, he somehow managed to acquire six apartments, three
[00:06:43] houses, six plots of land and four cars, all
[00:06:47] a government salary, and then in February Ukrainian investigators
[00:06:50] found luxury apartments in Bai linked the head of a military
[00:06:54] food supply unit, a low-ranking commander. In fact, the major
[00:06:58] had purchased luxury properties worth
[00:07:00] $190,000.
[00:07:04] Let's get started, you gave us the money, you already did that, forget about it. I'll
[00:07:08] deal with it now. We want to congratulate you, we really wish you successful invest.
[00:07:13] institution and we saved the biggest hall for last in
[00:07:16] 2025, apparently the hardest challenge for corrupt key
[00:07:19] officials wasn't stealing cash, it was lifting it.
[00:07:23] nebu's graft investigation into energy sector bureaucrats brought this
[00:07:27] recording to light where the suspects complained about hauling around
[00:07:31] heavy boxes. how did you manage to carry the box? to
[00:07:35] him, well it wasn't that hard. no, what box did he give
[00:07:39] you? it has a handle like laptop, but wrapped up. That's
[00:07:42] it, I added some stuff to it because I took a million and gave
[00:07:46] 1.6 million in the same box, but carrying 1.6
[00:07:50] million all this way is such a drag. So
[00:07:53] Ukraine's anti-corruption agency certainly has more than enough
[00:07:57] its plate, be it the former ambassador to the US or a low-ranking
[00:08:01] commander, everyone has their own illegal income scheme, and for
[00:08:05] Ukrainians, it's just another war that can't be
[00:08:08] one. Iran
[00:08:11] says it. will decide the future of shipping in the straight of hermus as it
[00:08:15] warns foreign actors to stay out of its negotiations with
[00:08:18] Oman. This comes as Washington claims that the critical
[00:08:22] waterway will soon reopen, but passage for American ships
[00:08:26] is apparently not guaranteed. I think
[00:08:30] shortly, maybe even today, tomorrow we are going to see see an
[00:08:33] agreement at 30-60-day
[00:08:36] ceasefire and um straight will be
[00:08:40] open, energy prices should come down. "the enemy will be
[00:08:44] forced to accept Iran's conditions to reopen the straight and must refrain
[00:08:47] from the interference in the negotiations currently taking place between
[00:08:51] Iran, Oman and other countries, which have nearly reached their
[00:08:54] conclusion. They must accept Iran's conditions, whenever
[00:08:58] America accepts Iran's conditions, the straight of Homus will certainly
[00:09:02] be reopened. All that's as Iran's national
[00:09:06] security council demanded that Washington quote, correct its behavior if
[00:09:10] it wants the critical waterway to re." To start, Toront says
[00:09:14] U.S. must end its war in the Middle East and lift its naval
[00:09:18] blockade as well as the decades-old sanctions on
[00:09:21] Iran. Iran says it's close to reaching a deal with Oman
[00:09:25] on the legal framework to manage the straight of Hormus, specifically
[00:09:29] concerning future shipping roots. The new plan is believed to give
[00:09:33] Terran full control of all maritime activity in the straight.
[00:09:37] Iranian state media revealed a number the deals details citing
[00:09:41] source in parliament. The document states that entry
[00:09:45] of US and Israely ships will be banned as well as vessels from
[00:09:48] countries with sanctions on Iran. Violators would
[00:09:52] reportedly be hit with penalties of up to 20% the cargo's
[00:09:55] value. For its part, the revolutionary guard will decide
[00:09:59] on tariffs for providing security, something the US vehemently
[00:10:03] opposes. An Iranian academic says relentless American
[00:10:07] aggression forced Toron to act. The
[00:10:11] US is not going to. like that, but they have other choice, they
[00:10:15] can go back to war and they will get hit more, so they need to
[00:10:19] realize that they are not going to
[00:10:22] have the the state of you. in the manner that they
[00:10:26] have used it in the past it is a strategic and also Iran has
[00:10:30] other choice, the United States used a state of
[00:10:33] to attack Iran, they used a state of formus to
[00:10:37] build these bases in the Persian Gulf, it's Iran's
[00:10:41] right under the UN charter, article
[00:10:44] 51 to defend itself when Iran is
[00:10:47] attacked and under un conventional law of
[00:10:51] seas, ships that pass through these states are.
[00:10:55] supposed to do innocent passage, and if you are attacking a
[00:10:58] country, killing its civilians, killing its
[00:11:01] leaders, attacking its infrastructure,
[00:11:05] obviously you are not doing anything innocent, and Iran is
[00:11:09] going to exercise that right under international law, to make
[00:11:13] sure that US behaves properly and Iran is not
[00:11:17] endangered by the United States, well even as
[00:11:20] tensions rise over the straight of hormos, Pakistan's defense
[00:11:24] minister has a announced that Muslims should unite to face the
[00:11:27] threat of West Jerusalem. When it comes to
[00:11:31] Israel, all Muslim countries should come together. There is
[00:11:34] absolutely no ambiguity in my mind about that. In my view, there is no
[00:11:38] room for disagreement on this, and until the issue the Palestinian people
[00:11:42] is resolved, according to their aspirations, until there is a permanent
[00:11:46] solution, the issue will remain. That
[00:11:50] comes as Turkia, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a
[00:11:54] joint. fence pact: the agreement establishes a collective
[00:11:58] framework whereby an armed attack any one them will be
[00:12:01] treated as an attack on all three. signed in
[00:12:05] Mecca, the document ties the nations together as tensions rise across the
[00:12:09] region. despite Ancora being a member of NATO, Turkey has
[00:12:12] officials say this new structure will not hinder its participation in the alliance
[00:12:16] any way. Bibism
[00:12:19] NATO.
[00:12:23] Alternatif bir yapı değil. Turkey is very important country in NATO,
[00:12:27] its second largest power, so this is a complementary and
[00:12:31] reinforcing structure. It is not a threat to anyone any group or
[00:12:35] any country. Altogether, the three countries
[00:12:38] could be a significant combined power with Pakistan
[00:12:42] providing nuclear deterrent, Saudi Arabia, financial might
[00:12:46] and Turkey a large battle tested military. The pact could
[00:12:50] therefore give all sides capabilities they would struggle to provide on their
[00:12:53] own. Mean. while Taron's foreign minister has backed calls for Muslim
[00:12:57] countries to unite and become
[00:12:59] stronger. Iran's powerful
[00:13:03] armed forces have shown their readiness, capability and might in face the
[00:13:07] world's most expensive military. When Muslims stand together, we can
[00:13:11] face every challenge by malicious outsiders head on. Time to
[00:13:15] rely only on ourselves and embrace true
[00:13:17] brotherhood. The editor and chief the
[00:13:21] Islamabad telegraph says the new pact could allow regional nations to...
[00:13:25] stand up against Israeli power, this is the
[00:13:28] right time that the muslim world is going to unite
[00:13:32] against the common threat and definitely not the Saudi
[00:13:36] Arabia, not Pakistan and Turkey but the Muslim world will be the
[00:13:40] beneficial of this agreement and
[00:13:42] you know there is no denying, every country in the
[00:13:46] world believes that you
[00:13:49] know the Israelies are the center of evil, you know when we
[00:13:53] come when we talk about situation there in middle is
[00:13:56] that has we have come to this point just because of Israel
[00:14:00] 24 million to 40 million people of Pakistan are on the
[00:14:04] same page when it comes to discus Israel and also the
[00:14:07] organization of Islamic country most the countries are the part of
[00:14:11] this OAC they believe that Israel or the epic
[00:14:15] center Israeli are the center of evil on
[00:14:19] earth and has times and again pointing out
[00:14:23] that organization of Islamic country. will have to form
[00:14:26] a grand alliance against Israel, i
[00:14:30] think this is gna happen very soon as well, pakistan and
[00:14:34] majority the muslim world will never ever
[00:14:38] accept Israel until israel gives right of
[00:14:42] self determination to the palestinian and the
[00:14:45] palestinian state. is Israel already
[00:14:49] looking beyond Iran? growing opinions in Israeli strategic
[00:14:53] circle suggest turkey at could be the next target on the latest
[00:14:57] episode of going underground here on RT. Afshansi speaks to
[00:15:01] Professor Hassan Unol to explore how this view is being received in
[00:15:04] Ankara. The
[00:15:11] uh Erdouan realized that Israel has Turkia in
[00:15:15] its sights as the next target after
[00:15:18] Iran, does does Turkey understand
[00:15:21] that? Well, I would think it does. Um.
[00:15:25] but on the other hand um I would say that Israel
[00:15:29] is a bit,
[00:15:30] you know, talking a bit too much about you,
[00:15:34] boasting about this and the other and... "you know the
[00:15:38] next target is gonna be Turkey, oh certainly
[00:15:41] trying to punch much higher than their weight,
[00:15:45] you how
[00:15:46] are you going to basically strike Turkey? if you do
[00:15:49] that then you are going to basically um, it
[00:15:53] is like poking into the
[00:15:57] into the bees nest basically
[00:16:01] a region which is already very very volatile,
[00:16:05] that's what we said about Iran beforehand when..." thought they were going to do this, yep,
[00:16:09] yep, yep, and particularly after basically
[00:16:12] Iran gave them a bloody nose, I mean
[00:16:16] talking in such a childish
[00:16:19] way, saying that Turkey is going to be the next target,
[00:16:23] and okay,
[00:16:24] you know the Turkish institutions, the military, the intelligence
[00:16:28] and all the other related institutions basically do their
[00:16:32] job, but politically you don't take them seriously,
[00:16:35] would you?
[00:16:41] A senior United Nations official has allegedly been caught feeding
[00:16:45] confidential UN data to Israel. The
[00:16:48] allegations center on Yahav Lichtner, a former Israeli
[00:16:52] diplomat who served in the UN system before being taken
[00:16:56] up before taking up his current post as UNICEF's Washington
[00:16:59] director. Leaked correspondence reportedly shows him sharing internal
[00:17:03] UN reports and arranging private briefings with Israeli officials.
[00:17:07] while working at the organization, the
[00:17:10] rev rev revelations now raising
[00:17:13] questions over whether his previous ties to
[00:17:23] is aware of serious allegations concerning an employee and is taking the appropriate
[00:17:27] action. If true, such actions would be inconsistent with staff
[00:17:30] obligations under the UN charter, the staff regulations and the
[00:17:34] standards of conduct for the international civil service, all of. which emphasized that
[00:17:38] the responsibilities of staff are international, not national, and which
[00:17:42] call for the independence and impartiality the staff the
[00:17:45] UN. a UN consultant at the international
[00:17:49] association for human rights and social development told us Israel has
[00:17:53] been allowed to act outside the norms of international
[00:17:56] law. the later emails
[00:17:59] show that a senior UNICEF official Washington
[00:18:03] shared from confidential UN information with
[00:18:07] israeli diplomats,
[00:18:08] this is not one bad ap could be
[00:18:12] mentioned, this is approved that Israel has been
[00:18:16] infiltrating the UN for years, an
[00:18:19] agency that should protect children was instead
[00:18:23] helping a state that is killing thousand of children in
[00:18:26] Gaza, the UN is not in this case and in this sense
[00:18:30] neutral, it has been captured by the current
[00:18:34] system and unfortunately by the...
[00:18:37] sionist interest as well, so Israel is not
[00:18:41] hiding one secret, I think it is
[00:18:44] hiding system of crimes, the spine happened
[00:18:48] during the UN investigation of Israel's
[00:18:51] 2014 war on Israel, where
[00:18:55] over 2,200 palestinian were
[00:18:58] killed, Israel wanted to stop the investigation
[00:19:02] before it started, today Israel is doing
[00:19:06] the same thing. but a much more large scale
[00:19:10] a genocide in Gaza with more than 50,000
[00:19:14] deaths. Israel spice not to hide one
[00:19:17] fact, but to destroy accountability
[00:19:21] itself.
[00:19:22] it believe it is above all international law, and the worst
[00:19:26] lets it believe
[00:19:27] that. conservative journalist
[00:19:31] Tucker Carlson has unveiled a 10-point vision for the future of
[00:19:35] America. he aims to break away from the traditional US
[00:19:39] two-party system and forge a third political
[00:19:42] path. Tucker's manifesto focuses
[00:19:45] heavily on domestic matters ranging from public health and
[00:19:49] urban planning to procreation and education. I
[00:19:53] meanwhile his foreign policy outlook dictates that the US should strictly
[00:19:57] steer clear of foreign interventions and avoid unnecessary
[00:20:01] wars. He placed a particular emphasis on distancing the country
[00:20:05] from military and financial involvement with Israel. Ultimately Carlson
[00:20:09] is questioning why the agendas of America's two opposing parties are hardly
[00:20:13] distinguishable on the issues that really
[00:20:16] matter, the most
[00:20:19] obvious and historically significant expressions the exertion of
[00:20:23] power which would be foreign policy and the budget tax
[00:20:26] code, the parties are aligned, they're the same, they have the same agenda,
[00:20:30] exactly the same agenda, and they go through this whole song and dance to convince us, no
[00:20:34] we're really blood enemies, but are they really? no, they're not. and prior
[00:20:38] to sharing his goal for America, Tucker Carlson fueled the political fire
[00:20:42] storm by hosting maga breakaways at his estate, among
[00:20:46] them were Margery Taylor Greene, Thomas Massy and former Counter.
[00:20:50] terrorism chief Joe Kent, all them recently had falling out
[00:20:54] with Trump claiming the president compromised the America first
[00:20:57] doctrine. We asked panel of guests what it would take to create
[00:21:01] genuine multi-party system in the United
[00:21:03] States. Look to find to found
[00:21:07] an actual third party. It takes lots of money, because the
[00:21:11] two main parties, the Republicans and Democrats were virtually identical in
[00:21:14] many many ways. The one thing they do agree on more than all is
[00:21:18] to collude to prevent. anyone uh on the ballot who will
[00:21:22] threaten them, who will threaten their supremacy, so it takes a lot of money, it takes a
[00:21:26] lot of work, getting on balance, it's extremely difficult, uh, yes, of
[00:21:30] course, money is resource, but the ultimate resource is needed is
[00:21:34] people's willingness, are people willing to actually put in the
[00:21:37] work that goes beyond the money, and I think with people being fed up
[00:21:41] and the energy being there, it's completely possible to start something
[00:21:45] completely new and independent that can take off, the two party system
[00:21:49] history.
[00:21:50] in in US electoral politics has been rigged, we have a 50
[00:21:54] state, 50, the 50 states divise their own election
[00:21:57] rules uh and ballot access and signatures
[00:22:01] required, also there is the financial considerations that daniel was mentioning
[00:22:04] earlier, so it requires money, it requires uh institutions and structures
[00:22:08] and you have to reach certain thresholds that are not aligned across the entire
[00:22:12] US. well Jose of those who have made some sort of impact
[00:22:16] in the past, those as as we've heard there that...
[00:22:20] core ideology of third party candidates, do they really
[00:22:24] diverge from the existing platforms the Republican and
[00:22:27] Democratic parties? uh, well, yes,
[00:22:31] actually, and I think a lot of
[00:22:33] it is because you see it with the insurgent democrats that are
[00:22:36] coming into power now, you know, there are many criticisms you can make
[00:22:40] them, but what they are seen as is insurgent force that is coming
[00:22:44] in and overtaking the democratic party, and
[00:22:48] uh, what are they saying, they're saying? medicare for all, they're saying no money for
[00:22:52] Israel, um, and they are calling out democratic leadership, but
[00:22:56] that is the kind of energy that people want to see right now coming
[00:23:00] out of, both the Democratic Party and the Republican
[00:23:03] Party, and I think what's going to be pivotal in getting a third party
[00:23:07] elected is a third force, which means that you'll have
[00:23:11] individuals who will run in the Republican parties, in the Democratic
[00:23:14] parties, but ultimately are committed to an idea of independence and
[00:23:18] away from the power structure. that exist now, I think Jose makes a great
[00:23:22] point, which is we're thinking in terms of a political
[00:23:25] party, new political party, whereas it might actually be a
[00:23:29] political faction or voluntary set of set
[00:23:33] of positions that candidates may take and run in the other
[00:23:37] two parties, and I think the DSA is doing that with the Democratic party right
[00:23:41] now and doing a phenomenal job, there's their success I think is
[00:23:45] evidenced by the fact that they're being called every name in the book, every terrible
[00:23:49] thing in the book. so I think they're certainly within the Republican Party
[00:23:53] uh, but the devils in the details, if you agree on the broad strokes, then you've
[00:23:56] got a lot to work with, and I think that populism is the name the game at this point,
[00:24:00] we see populist and insurgent candidates and political
[00:24:04] movements all throughout the world, especially uh in the west,
[00:24:08] because we've seen the failure of politicians and of politics
[00:24:12] as as has been done over the past decades, I think
[00:24:15] Tucker, as as our good friend George Galloway says, is a
[00:24:19] is very... candidate, so I think absolutely he could be a unifying figure
[00:24:23] and I think that he could achieve sizable results an election
[00:24:26] campaign. Serbians have
[00:24:30] gathered outside the presidential palace in Belgrade to protest
[00:24:34] Vladimir Zelinski's official visit to the Balkan Nation. The
[00:24:38] demonstrations, demonstrators brought Serbian and Russian
[00:24:41] flags condemning Kief's attempts to prolong the conflict, as
[00:24:45] well as Mr. Zelinski's refusal to hold presidential elections in
[00:24:49] Ukraine. Protesters view Belgrade's decision to welcome the KV
[00:24:53] delegation as
[00:24:54] betrayal. For us,
[00:24:57] Serbian patriots, this visit at such a high level is a real
[00:25:01] disgrace. The fact that he came here is simply
[00:25:04] unacceptable for the Serbian people who have such a long tradition with the
[00:25:08] Russian people that we simply consider this pure
[00:25:10] betrayal. In Germany, hundreds of people
[00:25:14] are protesting the country's militarization course, calling out Chancellor
[00:25:18] Friedrick Murts and pro-war policies, the
[00:25:22] activists are demanding the German leader resign immediately, saying
[00:25:26] his government puts military spending ahead of social welfare
[00:25:30] and measures to support the economy. According to our recent
[00:25:34] survey, Merce's approval rating has dropped to its lowest point
[00:25:37] ever, as 85% of Germans are left dissatisfied
[00:25:41] with Berlin's current
[00:25:42] leadership.
[00:25:49] I mean, While Poland has once again accused Ukraine of praising neo nazi
[00:25:53] ideology with Kiev responding by saying no country can
[00:25:57] influence its decisions on honoring its so-called national
[00:26:00] heroes. Звичайно, ніхто не
[00:26:03] матиме,
[00:26:09] це наше
[00:26:09] право.
[00:26:22] National heroes. He also had the ashes of a leader from the
[00:26:25] infamous organization of Ukrainian nationalists exhumed and
[00:26:29] returned to the country for reburial in May.
[00:26:33] There are even talks of similar measures being taken for the remains of
[00:26:37] other third rich supporters such as Stepan Bandera and Yavgini
[00:26:40] Canavaletz that says Zelinsky also awarded an elite
[00:26:44] military detachment with the title heroes the UPA in
[00:26:48] reference to a Ukrainian paramilitary group that committed major
[00:26:52] Polish massacres in the 1940s. All that has led
[00:26:55] to escalating tensions with Warsaw. Even as Poland's
[00:26:59] president still maintains that supporting its eastern neighbor will help.
[00:27:03] Poland's
[00:27:06] It interest is in for Ukraine and Ukrainian soldiers to do as well as possible against the Post
[00:27:10] Soviet Russian Federation to keep them as far away
[00:27:14] from Poland as possible. That is obvious. In this regard they can
[00:27:18] always count on our help, because wherever moskile is being beaten, Poland
[00:27:22] helps, even if it does not participate directly in this war. That
[00:27:25] is Poland's strategic interest, but it is also Poland's strategic
[00:27:29] interest that Banderite flags do not fly in Warsaw and in.
[00:27:34] Moscow has responded to the Polish President's strong rhetoric
[00:27:38] by emphasizing that his remarks on Russia are out of touch with
[00:27:41] reality.
[00:27:43] Nevrodski regularly uses hate speech. A typical example is the use the derogatory
[00:27:47] term mascal to refer to Russians. For the Polish elite, this
[00:27:51] has become a norm. Clinical rusophobia clearly affects cognitive
[00:27:55] abilities. The Gdonsk Museum curator has forgotten that Russia and
[00:27:59] Poland share a direct border. There is no Ukraine or Ukraine. unions
[00:28:03] between us, previously, it was a border with mutually beneficial
[00:28:06] cooperation, of which nothing remains because the efforts of people
[00:28:09] like and earlier we spoke to
[00:28:13] military expert
[00:28:14] and
[00:28:18] he says
[00:28:19] s.
[00:28:23] do not any fundamental contradiction between what the polish authorities are saying
[00:28:27] and what the current
[00:28:28] Ukrainian nazi government is saying. they are primarily.
[00:28:40] Solely because he stood against three nations such as Russians, Poles and
[00:28:44] Jews. Poland understands perfectly well. On
[00:28:47] the one hand, it currently acts partly as an arms hub for Ukraine, still,
[00:28:51] despite condemming the actions the Ukrainian authorities, completely submitting
[00:28:55] directly to NATO and the United States, supplying Ukraine and paying substantial
[00:28:59] sums of money for the connection provided by Elon Musk, namely the starling.
[00:29:11] on this ground, and I do not think that Ukraine itself can benefit from this any case. It will
[00:29:15] lose either way. Today, it is already a bargaining chip in the hands the
[00:29:18] west, in the Polish Ukrainian conflict on this ground. On the ground of
[00:29:22] bandirism, the European Union takes an absolutely neutral stance. It
[00:29:26] acts as if it does not hear
[00:29:27] what is happening to its own member, its very own member the NATO block. This
[00:29:31] is done deliberately. "and I do not think that today the European Union will influence
[00:29:35] Ukraine any way from the perspective of some historical truth. They are
[00:29:39] absolutely satisfied with everything that
[00:29:40] is happening in Ukraine. The aggravation, let us say, the situation on interethnic
[00:29:44] grounds is merely
[00:29:45] a trigger for what is happening in Ukraine today. 15,00 Ukrainian
[00:29:48] citizens arrested on political grounds are currently being held and languishing in Ukrainian
[00:29:52] prisons, including for defending the position that Bandera is a
[00:29:55] criminal. I'll be back with much more news here on RT
[00:29:59] international in half an hour, but you stay with us up next, the latest episode of..." of deep state
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