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[00:00:00] and is it just for the chosen few?
[00:00:03] fractured images presented as fact. can you see through
[00:00:07] their illusions? going underground
[00:00:10] can?
[00:00:21] a warning, disturbing images ahead. anti-corruption agencies
[00:00:25] in ukraine expose deep and lucrative ties between
[00:00:29] criminal organized.
[00:00:30] of organizations and high ranking members
[00:00:32] of the country's security services. graphic footage of a
[00:00:36] savage attack by one such gang is also
[00:00:44] of of released.
[00:00:45] of
[00:00:53] as Ukrainian authorities seek to prosecute protesters who clashed
[00:00:57] with law enforcement after the discovery. of what locals called a
[00:01:01] torture house near Kieve, we recall testimony
[00:01:05] of from people in Dumbas who say they endured such facilities
[00:01:09] back in 2014. And
[00:01:12] France is on
[00:01:13] of high alert as a fresh wave of
[00:01:15] of public protests spread across the nation. Local
[00:01:18] authorities are struggling to regain control after
[00:01:22] in last month's
[00:01:23] chaos.
[00:01:32] in A very warm
[00:01:32] of welcome to you. This is Arty International with the latest headlines. It's good to have you
[00:01:36] with us. Well, our
[00:01:38] of top story this hour, western back to anti-corruption agencies
[00:01:42] in Kiev have revealed direct links between number of
[00:01:45] Ukrainian security service
[00:01:47] of officials and criminal groups. The officials are said to have
[00:01:51] actively ignored kidnappings, large-scale fraud schemes
[00:01:54] and violent beatings for payoff. Please be warned,
[00:01:58] some graphic imagery is. The Nabu and the
[00:02:02] Sapo have exposed a criminal organization whose members
[00:02:06] systematically provided ilicit benefits to
[00:02:09] of high-ranking law enforcement
[00:02:11] in
[00:02:11] of officials. In exchange, they were granted the freedom to operate fraudulent
[00:02:15] call centers, and
[00:02:17] of engage in other illegal business activities. Furthermore, the
[00:02:21] group
[00:02:22] a orchestrated planned attacks, kidnappings and acts of physical
[00:02:25] violence to further its criminal interests. The
[00:02:29] Ukrainian. anti-corruption bureau has exposed yet another criminal
[00:02:32] organization with activities reaching high up into the Ukrainian
[00:02:36] in government, this time, two high-level official SBU officials were
[00:02:40] fired, because as it turns out, this organization has some serious
[00:02:44] ties to law enforcement in the country. According to media reports, the
[00:02:48] gang involving 12 people uh is was involved in the drug
[00:02:52] trade, it was involved in managing scam call centers, and its
[00:02:56] leaders, code-named the Mexican and the criminal, we're also...
[00:03:00] working
[00:03:00] of with high-level officials in
[00:03:01] of the security services, the prosecutor's
[00:03:05] of of office and the police, a all of whom were bribed into keeping their mouths shut about what was actually going on, and
[00:03:09] some
[00:03:11] of of the audio tapes that were released even revealed that they were working with some high-level
[00:03:15] Ukrainian government ministers. These guys
[00:03:18] are out
[00:03:19] of their minds, for real, do they think they're going to be in charge forever?
[00:03:23] Tell them, are you kidding me? You're handed two million goddamn
[00:03:27] dollars, your job is to stand by that call. and keep everyone
[00:03:31] away, not to go around spinning fairy
[00:03:33] tales. think about how we
[00:03:36] can make sure that these various ministers like the minister of internal
[00:03:39] affairs or the minister of health stop throwing a wrench in our
[00:03:43] works. we're prepared to
[00:03:45] a offer k 5000 plus another 200 thousand for
[00:03:49] whoever helps him out, that's 700 thous to ensure he
[00:03:52] stops on our plans. as for comrade L, there's no need
[00:03:56] to address anything with him.
[00:04:00] of Brother, I'm sending someone over right now to talk to K. He's going to
[00:04:04] give him a clear directive. Don't go changing the chemical formulas for the
[00:04:08] weed or whatever it is we're dealing with. We need to make
[00:04:12] sure that the samples submitted to the lab don't get scrutinized in a way
[00:04:16] that forces us to keep
[00:04:18] of changing the formulas because they keep adding them to the list of banned
[00:04:21] substances right? As if bribing government officials, the drug
[00:04:25] trade, running scam centers, as if all that wasn't bad enough. I mean
[00:04:29] this... organization was also exposed uh kidnapping people off the
[00:04:33] streets and beating them. it was all caught on camera and it was released
[00:04:37] by the anti-corruption
[00:04:38] authorities.
[00:04:44] of
[00:04:44] of
[00:04:45] of
[00:04:49] of
[00:04:51] of
[00:04:57] no doubt some really gruesome videos there and... In addition to that, I mean
[00:05:01] audio tapes were also revealed that uh showed
[00:05:04] discussions between the gang leaders talking about
[00:05:08] indetail how they were torturing these people. Let's take a
[00:05:11] in of listen. The main thing. is that the piece of scum got properly
[00:05:14] broken, i'd hate for him to have gotten off too lightly.
[00:05:18] brother, i'm telling you he's absolutely wrecked, fucked up beyond belief. den
[00:05:22] worked him over with hammer, and did too, though we didn't film that part.
[00:05:26] his legs, you get
[00:05:27] what i mean, are basically just rags now. now, of course, it has to be mentioned
[00:05:31] that this happens not so long after it was discovered that there was
[00:05:35] another torture chamber uh outside of Keyev run by the
[00:05:38] neonazi Azov national guard battalion. mean, over two... hundred
[00:05:42] the locals in that area ended up storming the building when they had
[00:05:46] heard of this torture chamber uh on social media that was
[00:05:50] holding conscripts and uh some the videos and
[00:05:54] images that were released on social media after they had were able to get people out there
[00:05:58] were really uh sad and and gruesome really so Ukraine
[00:06:02] really seems to have serious problem if a it needs to torture
[00:06:06] its conscripts into uh having the sort of morale to fight on the
[00:06:10] battlefield and b if their high-level politicians are
[00:06:14] constantly being connected to these uh either
[00:06:18] corruption scandals or criminal organizations that are making money off
[00:06:21] of horrible situation and very much linked
[00:06:25] to what Dawn just laid out: Ukraine's largest ever criminal fraud
[00:06:29] investigation has come to an end after two years. The
[00:06:33] scandal has shaken Vladimir Zelensky a
[00:06:35] is circle and cost several senior officials their
[00:06:38] positions. You can dive deeper into what was uncovered and the huge
[00:06:42] sums. involved at
[00:06:43] RT.com. Ukrainian
[00:06:47] authorities have threatened criminal charges against over 100
[00:06:50] people who recently took part in protests outside what locals have called
[00:06:54] a torture house in the Kiev region. The security services
[00:06:58] claim participants disclosed the locations of Ukrainian troops
[00:07:02] and organized mass unrest. Those targeted could
[00:07:06] face lengthy prison sentences.
[00:07:09] This is a criminal proceeding under article 29. four regarding mass
[00:07:13] disturbances and investigated by the national police. approximately
[00:07:17] 100 people were identified and established in this case. separate
[00:07:21] searches are currently being carried out among them. the matter their arrest and the filing
[00:07:25] of suspicion is being decided. the site appears to have
[00:07:29] been exposed by a medical worker who was filmed begging to be
[00:07:33] allowed into the site. she was later arrested and charged with
[00:07:36] obstructing Ukrainian armed forces activities and spreading
[00:07:40] information about the location.
[00:08:12] battles between citizens and law enforcement, relatives the
[00:08:16] detainees joined crowd attempting to enter the property where schools of
[00:08:20] men, some recently drafted other suspected deserters were said
[00:08:24] to be held in basement, severely beaten and denied medical
[00:08:28] help. reports as well emerged subsequently of alleged
[00:08:32] blackmail by guards, among those discovered inside was
[00:08:35] teenage boy, they grab me
[00:08:39] by the hair, you can't see it in the footage, but i have lumps on my
[00:08:43] head, they just beat me, i don't know, they used everything to hit me,
[00:08:47] shovels, feet, fists, everything, then they carried me up to
[00:08:51] the second floor, they laid me face down on the floor and started
[00:08:54] interrogating me, i don't know, they hit me so hard on the head that i
[00:08:58] couldn't hear or see anything, they just started the interrogation,
[00:09:02] then they grabbed me by the hair again and threw me against another
[00:09:06] wall, because didn't land on my stomach when they threw me, they
[00:09:09] started slamming my head against the floor, punishing me for not
[00:09:13] looking the right way, smashing my head right into the
[00:09:16] floor, my nose started bleeding, but everything is fine
[00:09:19] now, a small piece of one of my teeth chipped off, the front
[00:09:23] part. Steve Gills served as a trade
[00:09:27] advisor in the bush and Clinton US administrations, he told
[00:09:31] us the discovery of an apparent secret prison near Keyev unleashes a
[00:09:35] host of uncomfortable questions for Ukraine's
[00:09:38] backers. I believe that this first
[00:09:41] torture... placement torture chamber is just the first of
[00:09:45] more that we will discover and find, and I think the Ukrainian people are
[00:09:49] going to be demanding answers and accountability of those who've not
[00:09:52] only operated these facilities, covered them up, known
[00:09:56] them and done nothing about them, and I think frankly the news is
[00:10:00] tightening, no pun intended around President Zelinski and
[00:10:04] his regime and the atrocities they've committed not only against his own
[00:10:08] people, but against the folks in eastern Ukraine and
[00:10:11] targeting. billion targets in in Russia as well, serious
[00:10:15] war crimes that have not been focused upon by NATO or even
[00:10:19] by the US to this extent, so I think the revelation of
[00:10:23] these torture chambers. is going to lead to lot more accountability and
[00:10:27] that uh eventually uh the crimes that president
[00:10:31] Zelinski and those closest to him have committed will will come to
[00:10:34] light uh and punishment will be uh made it out. I
[00:10:38] think also that when you have this regime refusing to
[00:10:42] answer questions about not only funding but about these torture centers
[00:10:46] just sort of dismissing them and denying them uh means that there's probably
[00:10:50] more to the story and more cover-up uh that's going on.
[00:10:54] Uh there's an old political.
[00:10:56] and in the United States, the coverup is always worse than the
[00:10:59] crime, although I'm not sure it's possible for a cover up to be
[00:11:03] worse than the crimes we are increasingly learning about in
[00:11:06] Ukraine. the secret site on the outskirts the
[00:11:09] Ukrainian capital doesn't however appear to be unique with
[00:11:13] multiple similar facilities reportedly emerging across Donbas
[00:11:17] in 2014. artes roman konzar has the
[00:11:20] extended look back. the latest reports about
[00:11:24] secret prison near Kiev, where forcibly mobilized men
[00:11:28] and a 14-year-old teenager were being held and
[00:11:31] tortured, have revived questions about unlawful
[00:11:35] detention and abuse in Ukraine. Reports also said that
[00:11:39] a unit of Ukraine's national guard, the neonazi
[00:11:42] Azof formation accepted responsibility for organizing the
[00:11:46] facility.
[00:12:08] Zelenски's chief of staff and former military intelligence
[00:12:12] chief Kiril Budanov was also at the scene where he told
[00:12:16] protesters that there were many such facilities
[00:12:19] in the country. Чому є така будівля? Тому що таких будівель
[00:12:23] багато. From the first time Azov members were
[00:12:27] accused of unlawful detention and torture, and the
[00:12:31] battalion is not the only group, infamous for its
[00:12:34] neonazi ideology, other like-minded arm formations
[00:12:38] like Idar and tornado also have a proven
[00:12:42] track record of torturing and killing people. Their crimes
[00:12:45] span from 2014 when they were formed to take part in the
[00:12:49] so-called anti-terrorist operation against the civilians of Dunbas
[00:12:53] in Mary.
[00:12:56] former detainees interviewed by RT said that they had been
[00:13:00] held at the airport a place known as the
[00:13:03] library, witnesses described being questioned and
[00:13:07] beaten. on the 28th of august i was
[00:13:10] detained by the as of battalion in the city center. i was taken into
[00:13:14] custody, driven to location within the city limits for mock execution
[00:13:18] and subsequently brought here to the Mariopol airport. they brought me in through the
[00:13:22] store and into these cold storage units. i was... held in one them, i
[00:13:26] wasn't here for very long, as i understand it now, it was only about 24
[00:13:30] hours, never saw my tormentars, had a black bag over my head
[00:13:34] with tape wrapped around my eyes, they use that bag to suffocate
[00:13:37] me. on the 20th of
[00:13:41] august 2014, i was arrested at navatrska near
[00:13:44] volnava, they brought me here with sack over my head and in
[00:13:48] handcuffs, then left me sitting out in the sun until 6 in the
[00:13:52] evening, they would walk by, some spat on me, some kicked me with their
[00:13:56] boots and others stubbed out cigarettes on my chest. they
[00:13:59] did whatever they pleased. they kept asking questions, claiming they were
[00:14:03] from Ukraine, that they were liberators and all that. well, I explained
[00:14:07] to him exactly what kind of liberators they were. one hit me, my
[00:14:11] head struck the wall, blood spurted from my lips and that was
[00:14:15] it. over the last 12 years,
[00:14:18] RC has collected multiple witness accounts depicting the
[00:14:22] crimes of Ukraine's neonazi formation. in
[00:14:25] 2022, rt filmed a former battalion base
[00:14:29] in logansk region where in 2014 they held
[00:14:33] civilians who did not agree with the new kiev
[00:14:36] regime. UN has reported dozens of criminal
[00:14:40] investigations into their activities with charges including
[00:14:43] abduction, kidnapping, brutal behavior,
[00:14:47] sexual violence, and these people were Kiv's official
[00:14:51] representatives on the ground. The United Nations.
[00:14:55] Human rights office has also documented abuses by Ukrainian
[00:14:59] neonazi battalions, including Aydar and called for
[00:15:02] accountability. Arbitrary detention, torture and
[00:15:06] ill treatment is the only the tip the iceberg these
[00:15:10] battalions crimes following the illegal government coup and the
[00:15:14] ensuing aggression against
[00:15:16] civilians. Just
[00:15:19] remembering, it makes me shutter. I wouldn't wish this anyone. This is the
[00:15:23] room where they tortured and...
[00:15:25] beat us, they would sit on chairs, one would do the beating, another would ask
[00:15:29] questions, and guard would stand watch, they beat us
[00:15:32] hard, really hard, they struck wherever they could land a blow,
[00:15:36] they beat... everyone, we were covered in bruises, completely
[00:15:40] unrecognizable, they broke my arm and my little finger
[00:15:44] too, they shouted and made threats, we'll kill you, we'll find
[00:15:48] out where you live, but first they brought us in with sacks over our heads and
[00:15:52] shoved us into a room filled with fiberglass insulation, i was wearing
[00:15:56] nothing but shorts and slippers, they forced us to kneel on that
[00:15:59] fiberglass, and we stayed in that room for a couple of hours, they were
[00:16:03] brutal trying to identify anyone who sympathized with the Russians.
[00:16:07] one man wearing
[00:16:08] a military uniform and going by the name or call sign bear
[00:16:12] started threatening us with hammer. he kept tapping it against our
[00:16:15] heads. on the very last day they beat me up with metal
[00:16:18] rebar. separate case which was
[00:16:22] actually tried and produced convictions involved the
[00:16:26] so-called tornado police battalion. the cynical
[00:16:30] irony here is the fact that while the unit's designation
[00:16:34] was volunteer police battalion, it was act. actually
[00:16:37] led by career criminal named Ruslan Onishenko
[00:16:41] and the core the group was also consisting of
[00:16:45] ex-cons. now the unit was disbanded in 2015
[00:16:48] after accusations of abduction, torture and sexual
[00:16:52] violence. when they came to light and lishenko himself was
[00:16:56] sentenced to 11 years in prison for crimes, including
[00:16:59] kidnapping, torture and murder. former ukrainian MP
[00:17:03] Tatyana Chornaval also described their crimes which...
[00:19:07] they were doing something in the basements, they were walking around dressed like
[00:19:11] nazis, they were shooting at the cemetery, they had a shooting range
[00:19:15] there, people disappeared, we've dug up everything around here,
[00:19:19] no one knows where they have gone, one would expect a person
[00:19:22] convicted of such crimes to never see the light of
[00:19:26] day, that was not the case with the convicted
[00:19:29] tornado commander Ruslanko as he was
[00:19:33] reportedly released from jail in 2022,
[00:19:36] now the... horror stories of torture, rape and murder of
[00:19:40] civilians have gone largely unnoticed in the western media in the
[00:19:44] last 12 years or so, blinded by
[00:19:47] rusophobic narratives, fed by politicians dreaming of
[00:19:51] so-called strategic defeat of Russia, they always
[00:19:55] portray the modern Ukrainian neonazis as
[00:19:58] heroes. Meanwhile, it's largely due to their
[00:20:02] constant fear mongering of civilians that Zelensky is able to stay
[00:20:06] in power. "the latest protest near Kiev at
[00:20:10] one of Azov secret prisons is rare manifestation that
[00:20:14] Ukrainians have had enough, well that's until their free
[00:20:18] will is squashed by nazi boot once
[00:20:21] again. Ramon Cost, Dusk
[00:20:25] Republic. France is
[00:20:28] bracing, nationwide protests have again gripped France
[00:20:32] as public and private workers demand action on stagnant
[00:20:36] wages and rising.
[00:20:37] inflation
[00:20:48] the political unrest Today began with early morning wave of student
[00:20:52] protests, leading to tens standoffs as police push back
[00:20:56] demonstrators manning high school blockades. Momentum is
[00:21:00] shifting into a massive nationwide marge led by the
[00:21:04] country's largest trade unions angered by stagnant
[00:21:08] wages as inflation rises. Our correspondent is in the
[00:21:11] French Capital for us Yassen. Yasin, good to see you, said the Macron. Government,
[00:21:15] I imagine is still reeling from October's scenes and now the streets are filling
[00:21:19] up. with rallies again, how do things feel in Paris right
[00:21:22] now? great to see you too, Nikki, so
[00:21:26] what we're observing at this moment are of course different manifestations or
[00:21:30] demonstrations and gathering across the entire
[00:21:33] parisian city center. now across the country, there are
[00:21:37] expectations and estimates that suggest there will be hundreds of thousands of people
[00:21:41] that will take to the streets on Thursday. The gathering behind me was
[00:21:45] a bit tense earlier where police gathered and they essentially uh
[00:21:48] forced demonstrate. is away from a public square, not too far
[00:21:52] away, they were trying to make their way to bustill square, was
[00:21:56] earlier at republic square and there are gatherings there, which is the
[00:21:59] approved and permitted area of gathering, and this was hours ahead
[00:22:03] the announced start time the demonstrations, and again there will
[00:22:07] be similar gatherings like the one you observe just behind me across the
[00:22:11] entire capital and across the entire city, but that also means that
[00:22:15] police have been expecting all of this to happen, which means that they
[00:22:19] are in this
[00:22:20] the the also deployed on the streets uh a capacity of up to
[00:22:23] 70,000 uh police uh military personnel as well
[00:22:27] as uh members the Sentinel tal task force which is an anti-terror
[00:22:30] unit and again the real the real reason as to why the police
[00:22:34] deployment is so massive is they want to avoid scenes that essentially
[00:22:38] resonate october 17th and if we remember what happened then there were mass
[00:22:42] protests it was violent and there was a great deal of luding let's take a look
[00:22:46] at what happened.
[00:22:50] The police system is necessarily reevaluated every new day of
[00:22:54] mobilization, and of course we are extremely vigilant, we are
[00:22:58] extremely vigilant because it is out the question to relive any
[00:23:01] way, even a little bit of what we went through on October
[00:23:04] 17th. I am thinking in particular the merchants and many
[00:23:08] French people who were legitimately very shocked by what they saw or
[00:23:12] experienced. Now very briefly, I
[00:23:15] wanted to just take you around what I am observing at this moment, now the two
[00:23:19] stories to my. left and to my right behind me uh are either closed or
[00:23:23] they are planning to close as the announced time for the protests are
[00:23:27] essentially approaching, but what this also means is the October 17th protests
[00:23:30] were violent, there was looting and uh some hundreds of people were
[00:23:34] detained, now they were in the triple figures, but they were also
[00:23:37] fairly less and fairly low, because according to what the French president
[00:23:41] said uh the governments and the police were not prepared to take
[00:23:45] on so many people, which is why in the weeks that followed, although we didn't observe the
[00:23:49] same level of violence, what we observed was, well, more
[00:23:53] arrests, mass arrests and the mobilization the police and the security forces,
[00:23:57] which is why they are very well prepared and they want to avoid
[00:24:01] the scenes that we observed on October 17th. now let's take a look at the visuals of what
[00:24:05] happened some weeks
[00:24:06] ago.
[00:24:31] Now the gathering behind me does appear to be coming to
[00:24:35] c to an end, but that doesn't mean that this is the end of
[00:24:39] demonstrations. We can expect similar gatherings like these to pop up
[00:24:42] and die up quickly across the capital, and from our
[00:24:46] experience, the reason behind that is, well given the massive..."
[00:24:50] appointment
[00:24:50] the police, they
[00:24:51] want to ensure that they can spread their forces thin, that's not necessarily
[00:24:54] attempt to, well carry out the actions that we observed on October
[00:24:58] 17th, but but it is tactic nonetheless, which is why with the
[00:25:02] hours that lead into the protest will visualize and manifest itself
[00:25:05] into something completely different as to whether or not we'll see similar scenes on October 17th
[00:25:09] is unclear, but what we do now is that these protests will be different, first and
[00:25:13] foremost it's a weekday, it's not a weekend where many people show up, but people
[00:25:17] in the workforce have also suggested that there will be will strike, which means they're not going to
[00:25:21] work, they're going to be on the streets. uh, the trade unions are teaming up
[00:25:25] with the student unions to ensure that their numbers come together, which
[00:25:29] means that they will grow exponentially. and another reason as to why these
[00:25:32] protests could very well become so large across the french
[00:25:36] capital, specifically speaking, it's also because the general outrage for
[00:25:40] policies the governments. but again, the protests aren't just limited to the
[00:25:44] streets on Wednesday when Macron and his governments
[00:25:48] uh well budget before the... 127 went to the national
[00:25:51] assembly, it was rejected with an
[00:25:54] outstanding, unanimous decision, perhaps something that we've
[00:25:58] never observed in, well not just the French assembly, but any assembly across.
[00:26:02] the globe, there were just two lawmakers that have thinged and
[00:26:06] every single other law maker, whether they're on the right or the left or
[00:26:10] whichever area they belong on the political spectrum voted
[00:26:13] against that bill, which is exactly why the people are taking
[00:26:17] to the streets, they oppose the government's energy policies,
[00:26:20] they also p their financial and fiscal policies and
[00:26:24] we're going to see essentially what that looks like out on the streets later today,
[00:26:28] yes really good to have you there for us, keeping an eye on things, thanks yes in that's
[00:26:34] is The back in Russia
[00:26:38] blame game force as Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk points
[00:26:42] to Moscow saying it's fueling the political upheval in
[00:26:46] Europe. He claims Warsaur's latest constitutional crisis is being
[00:26:50] orchestrated by foreign intelligence
[00:26:52] services.
[00:26:55] Political destabilization in Poland as in other European
[00:26:59] countries always serves their interests and it has been. exploited and
[00:27:03] fueled, above all by Russian intelligence services. In this
[00:27:07] context, the strongly worded comments coming from Russian
[00:27:10] politicians, as well as pro Russian politicians in Europe,
[00:27:14] confirm precisely this scenario, and the attempt to undermine the
[00:27:18] Polish government, attacking it over the constitutional tribunal
[00:27:21] is plain to see. This comes after warsare
[00:27:25] erupted in chaos in late October, as a longstanding
[00:27:29] struggle between President Carol Narovski. and Prime Minister
[00:27:33] Tusk regarding judicial control the country boiled over.
[00:27:37] Mr. Tusk ordered police to blockade the constitutional
[00:27:40] court, while Narovsky was abroad and the tribunal branded it a
[00:27:44] coup, causing the president to return home immediately. The prime
[00:27:48] minister attempted to take control the court after the president refused
[00:27:52] to swear in judges nominated by the PM. He was
[00:27:56] quick to blame Moscow Bots for the country's unfolding constitutional
[00:27:59] crisis. The former deputy minister. of finance and leader
[00:28:03] of Poland's front party told us this crisis is purely political
[00:28:07] and only serves Washington's
[00:28:09] interests.
[00:28:14] Another stage, another phase of political anarchy is taking place in
[00:28:18] Poland. So what's the point? Why is the constitutional tribunal so
[00:28:22] important to Polish politicians? For simple reason, if a given government
[00:28:26] introduces constitutionally flawed law, their judges in the constitutional
[00:28:29] tribunal will ensure that almost everything will be. fine, that's
[00:28:33] what the fight is about from the perspective of Polish society. This is purely
[00:28:37] political conflict between politicians and has no relevance to Polish
[00:28:41] society. Polish society is gripped by the problems of high energy
[00:28:45] prices, threats of war, access to healthcare, and increasingly
[00:28:48] deteriorating living conditions in the Republic of Poland. This is another
[00:28:52] act of very serious turbulence for the Polish
[00:28:54] state.
[00:29:00] President Norori's election was guaranteed by the United States, a political
[00:29:03] party the United States. This is unfortunately fact, therefore
[00:29:07] the guarantor of President Neroki's security and exercise of power in the
[00:29:11] Republic of Poland is the policy the United States. He's
[00:29:15] confident because with a supporter like the United States he's also ready to engage
[00:29:19] in various confrontations within the European Union. The United
[00:29:23] States within the European Union treats the Republic of Poland as a Trogen
[00:29:27] horse. The United States is interested in full power within the Polish
[00:29:31] State.
[00:30:02] has to be blamed on Russia, the Russian Federation, and President Putin.
[00:30:06] Otherwise, if there weren't the threat of Russia and President Putin, Polish
[00:30:09] politicians would have nothing to say to the Polish people, because they'd have to
[00:30:13] answer for the state of healthcare, for the deterioration of living
[00:30:16] standards, for all those mistakes and for the fragmentation and plundering
[00:30:20] the Polish state. Today, it's a legend, today Russia is being used as
[00:30:24] a cover for everything. Russia is the problem. There's a joke going around that if
[00:30:28] husband beats his wife, that too was on Russia's orders.
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