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[00:00:12] Hello, dear friends and comrades, live on the air is your favorite program, 60
[00:00:16] minutes, hot on the trail. So, the Kyiv regime will capitulate in just
[00:00:20] one month, according to Professor Malinen
[00:00:24] of the University of Helsinki. Only a new front
[00:00:27] against Zelensky can save him from collapse.
[00:01:00] At a meeting of the diplomatic club in Kyiv, he admitted that
[00:01:04] Russia had found countermeasures to almost all NATO
[00:01:07] weaponry. Ukraine has used all types of weapons, except perhaps
[00:01:11] Tomahawks, F-35s from aircraft carriers, and nuclear
[00:01:15] weapons; the resource is exhausted. First
[00:01:17] and foremost, this, of course, concerns
[00:01:20] air defense. Berliner Zeitung writes that
[00:01:23] Zelensky looks desperate.
[00:01:27] Kyiv is expecting a terrifying missile attack this winter.
[00:01:33] Zelensky has approximately 6 months
[00:01:36] to purchase new ones, and the chances of deliveries have dropped
[00:01:40] to almost zero. All the details in the report,
[00:01:44] watch.
[00:01:48] Will the topic of Ukraine be raised?
[00:01:52] Mr. Rubio, Mr. Rubio, what
[00:01:55] kind of question is that, will we talk about Ukraine? We'll discuss this and
[00:01:59] intergalactic matters.
[00:02:07] He jokes, leaving journalists' questions about Ukraine unanswered.
[00:02:10] London itself does not even think about surrendering. Another member
[00:02:14] of British Prime Minister Burnam's cabinet, an openly gay minister
[00:02:17] of defense, Streiting, comes to
[00:02:19] Zelensky.
[00:02:24] For negotiations, in violation of protocol, Zelensky's main rival, Ukraine's ambassador
[00:02:27] Zaluzhny, was not invited, despite the fact that he is
[00:02:30] also in Kyiv now. The delegations look really
[00:02:34] strange. The British ambassador to Ukraine, Crompton, was
[00:02:37] present at the negotiations. Ambassador
[00:02:40] Valerii Zaluzhny and the President's administration hold different positions regarding
[00:02:44] why the meeting with British Defense Minister Wes
[00:02:48] Streeting took place without the participation of Ukraine's ambassador to
[00:02:51] Great Britain. Those close to Zaluzhny claim that the reason was that
[00:02:55] the ambassador was not informed about this event. Presidential advisor Dmitry
[00:02:58] Litvin responded to the question from "EuroPravda" that
[00:03:02] Zaluzhny should have initiated his participation himself, but
[00:03:05] did not do so and chose another event. However, according to our
[00:03:09] sources, not officially
[00:03:12] confirmed, Zaluzhny learned about the meeting only after it
[00:03:16] had taken place, so he did not have the opportunity to express his
[00:03:19] wish. Zaluzhny himself is obviously punished and now
[00:03:22] forced to explain himself because of his words that no one will
[00:03:26] take Kyiv into NATO. I know
[00:03:29] NATO very well. For about 12 years, I personally worked to ensure
[00:03:32] that we mastered NATO standards. I listened to fairy tales every year
[00:03:36] about how we would soon join NATO. We will never, unfortunately,
[00:03:39] join it. The ex-commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine declares that
[00:03:43] even before the war, he was the main supporter of transitioning to alliance
[00:03:47] standards, but now they are outdated. NATO is behind
[00:03:50] Ukraine, and Europe needs a new power
[00:03:53] bloc. Ukraine is fighting Russia without being in
[00:03:56] NATO. Let NATO honestly say if they are ready to fight
[00:04:00] Russia without Ukraine's experience. NATO operates under a doctrine from the
[00:04:04] end of World War II, while we are technologically
[00:04:07] ahead. There is scientific and technical progress. In
[00:04:10] 2026, Ukraine used all types
[00:04:14] of weapons, except perhaps Tomahawks, nuclear weapons,
[00:04:17] F-35 aircraft carriers, which are in NATO's
[00:04:21] arsenal, and applied their doctrines of use. The resource
[00:04:24] is exhausted. Russia has found countermeasures
[00:04:26] to all of this. Spokesperson for the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
[00:04:39] Expeditionary forces, that's the name of the coalition of
[00:04:43] ten Northern European countries led by London. Kyiv, however, is still
[00:04:46] eager to join NATO, and this is allegedly needed by the West itself
[00:04:50] to ensure security and peace in Europe.
[00:04:54] The Russian military-industrial complex is still active, producing ballistic missiles. Not
[00:04:57] all possible sanctions have been imposed against it
[00:05:01] yet, so we ask our partners to act more actively and impose
[00:05:04] sanctions against relevant enterprises to limit
[00:05:07] Russia's access to technologies. This is important for Ukraine, but also important
[00:05:11] for France and
[00:05:14] The problem is that while these ballistic missiles can still hit important
[00:05:18] targets, there are very great fears about winter. The talk is
[00:05:21] that Russia may attack energy infrastructure,
[00:05:25] power plants, substations, and the like, without
[00:05:28] Ukrainian air defense countermeasures. This will mean that Ukraine faces
[00:05:32] an even worse winter than the two previous ones. There are serious
[00:05:36] concerns that this winter will be dark and cold in Kyiv
[00:05:39] and other Ukrainian cities.
[00:05:42] Zelensky is throwing a fit and accusing partners of deliberately reducing
[00:05:46] missile supplies so that Kyiv would suffer and finally become
[00:05:50] more compliant.
[00:05:53] Understanding such a large deficit among Western partners, I don't know if there are other
[00:05:57] reasons besides the Middle East, perhaps these are political steps to make
[00:06:01] Ukraine more compliant, more, let's say, compliant, in my
[00:06:04] opinion, and not without this. The leader of the Kyiv regime is somehow confident
[00:06:08] that NATO warehouses are bursting with
[00:06:11] PAC-3 missiles.
[00:06:13] The US spent a lot of Patriot missiles in the Gulf for the war with
[00:06:17] Iran. I heard that out of 2330
[00:06:21] interceptors that were there before the war, about
[00:06:23] 800 remained, which means we spent almost 2/3 of
[00:06:27] our Patriots. And we cannot supply them because we need
[00:06:31] them. The US must keep them for its troops in other
[00:06:34] regions: the Middle East, the Indo-Pacific region, and also
[00:06:38] Europe. We even started redirecting our ordered and
[00:06:41] paid for.
[00:07:06] The meaning of diplomatic tricks is unclear. Neither Helsinki nor Riga have their own Patriots, and never
[00:07:10] have. The Ukrainian terrorist
[00:07:17] Goncharenko appears on CNN and also demands that
[00:07:20] Americans hand over interceptors. If
[00:07:23] they still don't want to, then at least join
[00:07:26] the terrorist attacks in the deep Russian
[00:07:29] rear. Interceptor missile stocks are available in
[00:07:32] the US and other countries. In many states, these missiles are currently not
[00:07:36] used. This also applies to the United States. Yes, there is
[00:07:39] the Middle East. Threats from Iran, but there are other regions where,
[00:07:43] fortunately, there is no danger. Our allies and partners have interceptor
[00:07:47] missiles that we urgently need. This is the first option. The second
[00:07:51] option: with US support, we could more effectively strike
[00:07:54] launchpads from which missiles are launched from Russian
[00:07:58] territory, but even for this, we need more serious support from the United
[00:08:01] States.
[00:08:03] The volume of direct Western investments in the Ukrainian budget since the beginning of the war has reached
[00:08:07] $200 billion, said National Bank Governor Pyshnyi. Allegedly,
[00:08:11] the sponsors of Zelensky's regime understand that Kyiv defends the entire
[00:08:14] democratic world, which is why they allocate resources. Washington
[00:08:17] has stopped spending money, but is increasingly supplying Ukraine
[00:08:21] with intelligence. Politico reports that without data from Washington,
[00:08:25] strikes against Russia would be impossible. According to
[00:08:28] experienced Ukraine experts, intelligence
[00:08:32] sharing between the US and Ukraine has returned to previous
[00:08:35] high levels. This is a long-awaited boost in
[00:08:38] a critically important period of the war. believes that this helped Kyiv gain
[00:08:46] an advantage in Moscow's four-year war. "I don't want to go into
[00:08:50] details, but the situation has improved," he said. "It seems
[00:08:53] that is the case," said Republican Senator
[00:08:56] Cornyn. Everyone loves winners. It seems
[00:08:59] Ukraine has turned the tide of events.
[00:09:02] The French magazine L'Express also admires terror. The publication
[00:09:06] compiles a rating of Europe's best intelligence services.
[00:09:09] The Ukrainian SBU. GUR placed fourth, with
[00:09:12] its main achievement, quite officially, being
[00:09:16] called terrorist attacks, the sabotage of Nord Stream, the killing
[00:09:19] of high-ranking military officials in Russia. Kyiv's largest
[00:09:23] operations are now public knowledge: sabotage against
[00:09:27] the Nord Stream gas pipeline, targeted assassinations of
[00:09:30] high-ranking Moscow officials. "They have demonstrated their
[00:09:33] ability to become like Mossad," comments the current
[00:09:36] director of the European intelligence service. The American
[00:09:40] publication New York Times justifies
[00:09:43] Kyiv's international terror against Russian citizens.
[00:09:46] Ukraine attacks Russia much
[00:09:50] more frequently than at the beginning of the war, including attacking facilities
[00:09:53] located hundreds of kilometers from the front line with cruise
[00:09:56] missiles. The targets of Ukrainian air strikes go beyond
[00:10:00] purely military objectives. Kyiv seeks to exacerbate
[00:10:03] the Kremlin's economic difficulties, bringing the war to Russian territory
[00:10:06] and forcing President Vladimir Putin to accept a ceasefire on
[00:10:10] terms that he will not.
[00:10:13] EU and NATO countries boast about aiding Kyiv's terrorist
[00:10:16] attacks by supplying thousands of drones and missiles to Ukraine.
[00:10:20] The Kyiv regime has long been in complete economic and military
[00:10:23] dependence on EU and NATO countries, which use
[00:10:27] Ukraine to wage a proxy war with Russia. Suffering
[00:10:31] defeats on the battlefield, the Zelensky regime is betting on increased
[00:10:34] terror against Russia's civilian population. Russia's Permanent Representative
[00:10:37] to the UN, Nebenzya, was seemingly heard by the German opposition.
[00:10:41] Alternative for Germany sent an official request to the Merz
[00:10:45] government demanding an explanation of
[00:10:48] whether Berlin's support for terrorist attacks
[00:10:51] in the SVO puts Germany at risk. In
[00:10:55] the parliamentary inquiry by the AfD faction in the Bundestag, deputies asked
[00:10:58] the German government to assess whether Germany's security situation had changed
[00:11:02] in light of Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory. After the publication in Russia
[00:11:06] of a list of European companies allegedly involved in the production of drones
[00:11:09] for Ukraine, the AfD fears threats to German companies, citizens,
[00:11:13] diplomatic missions, military facilities, and critical infrastructure.
[00:11:16] Deputies link the risks to Ukrainian UAV strikes on Russian
[00:11:20] regions, believing that this could provoke retaliatory actions from
[00:11:23] Moscow. Bloomberg writes that last month in Austria, and this
[00:11:27] is essentially a sensation, a secret meeting took place between former
[00:11:30] high-ranking officials from Russia and European countries
[00:11:33] to discuss conflict resolution; Ukrainians were not invited
[00:11:37] to this meeting. Former high-ranking officials
[00:11:41] from Russia, Germany, France, and Great Britain met in July
[00:11:45] in Vienna to discuss potential terms for peace
[00:11:48] talks for the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, according to informed
[00:11:51] sources. Parties at such second-tier meetings
[00:11:55] discuss ideas that can later be presented to
[00:11:58] authorities. According to sources, the negotiation team included former
[00:12:02] UK National Security Advisor Tim Barrow,
[00:12:05] former German Secretary of State Markus Ederer, and French
[00:12:09] diplomat Pierre Vimont. They declined to name the Russian
[00:12:13] ex-official who was present at the meeting. Former German
[00:12:17] Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer has a different view. He stated
[00:12:20] that the European Union is right now absolutely helpless.
[00:12:24] The USA, which previously protected
[00:12:27] Europe, now considers it a defeated opponent and
[00:12:30] has left. The Russians do not take the EU seriously.
[00:12:34] And if Europe does not become capable, it will immediately
[00:12:37] collapse. By "capable," Fischer
[00:12:41] means militarization and a pro-Ukrainian
[00:12:44] course. This war indeed carries the risk that many more countries will be drawn into it
[00:12:48] than just Russia and Ukraine.
[00:12:51] Europe is preparing for war with Russia. I highly doubted
[00:13:25] to get rid of full dependence on the USA, this war will be more likely, the more
[00:13:29] Europe does for self-defense, the less likely such a
[00:13:31] war.
[00:13:34] The Russian army continues to strike targets used by Zelensky's
[00:13:38] armed forces. Monitoring channels report about
[00:13:42] 79 successful strikes. This is at least.
[00:13:46] Drones, ballistic missiles, and ZMPK shells.
[00:13:49] The main direction this time is Kharkiv Oblast, 21
[00:13:53] explosions.
[00:14:25] a gigantic deck, precisely into the engine room. Apparently, this is
[00:14:28] real-time guidance. The goal is obviously to interrupt
[00:14:32] the supply chain. Transshipment of military cargo at sea from
[00:14:35] a damaged vessel is naturally impossible.
[00:14:38] Shipping has practically stopped. Since
[00:14:41] July 22, Ukraine has already lost about 1 billion
[00:14:44] and 50 million dollars due to
[00:14:47] the blockade of sea ports.
[00:14:51] The strike hits the ship,
[00:14:57] into the
[00:15:01] strike.
[00:15:04] The armed forces of the Russian Federation continued to strike naval
[00:15:07] vessels involved in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Yesterday evening, strike
[00:15:10] unmanned aerial vehicles in the Black Sea waters south
[00:15:14] and east of Odessa hit two dry cargo ships
[00:15:18] that were delivering military cargo. On the night of
[00:15:21] August 6, the enemy attacked with two anti-ship.
[00:15:34] the Black Sea and 101 Shahed-type strike UAVs.
[00:15:37] Most of them are reactive Gerbera Italmas and imitation drones
[00:15:41] of the Parody type from the directions of Kursk, Millerovo,
[00:15:44] Oryol, Donetsk, Gvardeyskaya. The air attack was repelled by
[00:15:48] aviation, anti-aircraft missile troops, REP and unmanned
[00:15:51] systems units, mobile fire groups of the Ukrainian
[00:15:54] Defense Forces. Hits were recorded for 29 strike
[00:15:58] UAVs and one Oniks missile at 18 locations, as well as
[00:16:02] debris falling at five
[00:16:03] locations.
[00:17:07] air defense systems. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are losing equipment, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are losing people,
[00:17:11] and the main sponsors - this is no joke. Germany
[00:17:15] is currently worried about birds, and
[00:17:18] real, ordinary birds. Watch our
[00:17:22] report.
[00:17:28] You must control the drone completely. That's
[00:17:32] the whole difficulty. You
[00:17:34] control every motor. You could
[00:17:37] say that Russian drones dominate the sky over
[00:17:41] Dobropillia. They fly into
[00:17:43] shelters like this,
[00:17:46] find the enemy in the forest belts at night, or catch
[00:17:49] a baba-yaga right in the air. A TPV drone
[00:17:52] is a versatile thing. Depending on the distance to
[00:17:55] the target, we choose the ammunition. Also, depending on
[00:17:59] the target, we choose the ammunition.
[00:18:02] Now we have fiber-optic drones, a large
[00:18:05] number. The length of the reel, accordingly, also depends on the quality
[00:18:09] of work for delivery or
[00:18:11] mining. All enemy infantry trails,
[00:18:15] routes of movement of ground robotic systems
[00:18:18] are under control, observing Dobropillia itself. Footage of objective
[00:18:22] control in these multi-story buildings, the enemy, with UAV
[00:18:25] корректировки of militants, is covered by Russian artillery.
[00:18:29] Their workday never ends. Their workday
[00:18:32] never ends, they work 24/7, but
[00:18:36] peak, let's say.
[00:19:07] They use two or three drones at once. One is launched as a decoy,
[00:19:11] it circles above positions specifically to draw
[00:19:15] fire, and others observe where the
[00:19:18] fire is coming from and attack mobile groups.
[00:19:22] Equipment burns on the roads, it's no longer possible to get through even at high
[00:19:26] speed, interceptors can't cope. Meanwhile, for the main
[00:19:29] suppliers of weapons for the Ukrainian army, Germany, the pressing issue
[00:19:33] is ecology, not the lives of Ukrainian
[00:19:35] soldiers, the German Welt on...
[00:19:40] The forest in the Kharkiv region is covered with thin threads, it seems that
[00:19:44] a giant spiderweb has spread. What can be
[00:19:47] seen here are dangerous waste products of war, fiber optic cable.
[00:19:50] War changes the environment and nature changes. Birds in
[00:19:54] the combat zone now build nests out of fiber
[00:19:58] optics. For researchers, this is both
[00:20:01] fascinating and alarming. These nests are unique, I have never
[00:20:05] seen anything like this before. Fighting
[00:20:08] is going on along the main highway beyond Konstantinovka, closer to
[00:20:12] Alexeevruzhovka. Russian troops are pushing the Ukrainian
[00:20:15] garrisons from the eastern side of the settlement of Stenki
[00:20:19] from the west, from Torskoye and Krasny Kut. Russian lightning
[00:20:23] crews are actively
[00:20:24] working. We are working on
[00:20:28] houses where the Ukrainian Armed Forces are located. Multi-story buildings
[00:20:32] are also hit by it quite well.
[00:20:35] Our engineers are attaching good
[00:20:37] warheads and working with them, in conjunction with
[00:20:41] Russian artillery. That is, it is a great
[00:20:44] rarity, precisely for
[00:20:47] barrel artillery, it is a great rarity for them. Sometimes it hits, but much,
[00:20:51] say, less often than we work, many times less often. Mostly they have
[00:20:55] FPV drones, well, in the first place, I think the ranges do not
[00:20:58] allow artillery to work against artillery, because we drive them away, as
[00:21:02] it were. That is, if they move closer, our birds will notice, and we will destroy them before
[00:21:06] self-destruction. The Ukrainian side speaks of pressure not only
[00:21:10] at the front line, but deep in the rear.
[00:21:14] the work of the unit, on telethons they guess about
[00:21:17] the next steps of Russian technology.
[00:22:14] The village is located in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, from here Russian troops will be able to develop
[00:22:17] an offensive in the western direction, expanding
[00:22:21] the bridgehead on the Verkhnyaya Tersa River, which will help to further
[00:22:24] isolate Orekhov
[00:22:25] from reserves.
[00:22:34] Russian assault aircraft enter the village early in the morning, when enemy
[00:22:38] birds switch to daytime and fly to control
[00:22:41] points to remove thermal imagers. They work
[00:22:44] in twos. One pair drew fire
[00:22:48] upon themselves, sticking out to signal that
[00:22:52] an attack was underway. At this time, we attacked the enemy from the flank
[00:22:55] and almost reached their
[00:22:59] rear from the flank. The nationalists literally go underground
[00:23:02] from the Russian soldiers. Between
[00:23:05] the houses there were many dug
[00:23:09] holes. They are like
[00:23:12] one person climbing out, for example, from one side, you work on him,
[00:23:16] and he just hides and can come out from the other side.
[00:23:50] but we still managed to do it, it was very
[00:23:54] difficult, but we rushed in there, it turned out there were
[00:23:57] three wrapped rooms, dug
[00:24:00] further.
[00:24:04] Relations between the US and France are unexpectedly going
[00:24:07] downhill. Washington for the first time in history refused to accept
[00:24:10] the French ambassador. The diplomatic mission of the Fifth
[00:24:14] Republic was supposed to be headed by
[00:24:15] a forty-year-old,
[00:24:18] Macron's classmate.
[00:24:50] sharply tightens control over foreign investments
[00:24:54] in strategic sectors of France.
[00:24:57] The Prime Minister motivated this necessity to protect France,
[00:25:01] as he put it, from opportunists outside
[00:25:04] the European Union. He did not name names, but it is clear that
[00:25:07] the addresses are in Washington. Llecarneau himself
[00:25:10] continues to sink in scandals. The Prime Minister barely had time to recover
[00:25:14] from the scandal with drug-addicted
[00:25:16] ministers when French officialdom
[00:25:20] was hit by a mass wave of suicides. Since
[00:25:23] October last year, in Llecarneau's office alone,
[00:25:27] two suicides, two suicide
[00:25:31] attempts, and one mysterious
[00:25:34] death were recorded.
[00:25:37] Officials complain about the extremely toxic
[00:25:40] atmosphere, comparing
[00:25:43] the situation in the government apparatus to
[00:25:46] the worst forms of school bullying.
[00:25:50] After two suicides and several suicide attempts in the Prime Minister's
[00:25:54] office, an investigation is underway. Here's what we know: in
[00:25:57] March 2026, two employees of the Prime Minister's
[00:26:00] office committed.
[00:26:18] Then, in late April, another civil servant attempted suicide at a train station. According to her lawyer, she was gradually sidelined from work, deprived
[00:26:21] of her duties, no longer allowed to participate in meetings, and then completely
[00:26:24] isolated in an office located in the basement. When
[00:26:28] the situation worsened, she naturally took action. On June
[00:26:31] 25,
[00:26:40] an employee of the Prime Minister's office filed a complaint about workplace harassment
[00:26:43] and creating a life-threatening situation. The Paris Public Prosecutor's Office
[00:26:46] ordered a preliminary investigation by the brigade for suppressing crimes against
[00:26:50] individuals. Simultaneously, three internal investigations were launched within the department into
[00:26:54] the circumstances of the suicides and allegations of harassment. Regarding possible
[00:26:58] causes, several employees pointed to a deteriorating work atmosphere. Over 2 years,
[00:27:01] it changed. with
[00:27:06] personnel changes, staff reductions, an increase in temporary
[00:27:09] employees, and extremely tough internal competition. Every
[00:27:13] time a new army is deployed, and we must adapt to the new requirements of the next
[00:27:17] leader. The office assures that they are taking preventive measures, however, this
[00:27:20] year the internal monitoring system recorded 66 complaints about
[00:27:24] working conditions compared to 44 last
[00:27:26] year. Investigations have been launched in connection with
[00:27:30] the suicides of two employees of the office.
[00:27:42] She owes her life to a stranger who stopped her
[00:27:46] as she was about to throw herself under a train in April 2025.
[00:27:49] The deputy head of the correspondence service tells how she was suddenly
[00:27:53] transferred to a basement office, forced to perform tasks
[00:27:56] beyond her job responsibilities, and even, according
[00:28:00] to her, u...
[00:28:32] the federal inspection of the national gendarmerie conducted
[00:28:35] an investigation, the report of which was presented on October 12.
[00:28:39] We hope that there will be changes, especially in the French
[00:28:42] government. A series of tragedies in the upper
[00:28:46] echelons of power. Two suicides, two suicide
[00:28:50] attempts, a suspicious death, and now an accusation of workplace harassment
[00:28:54] in the Matignon Palace. We received
[00:28:57] testimony from a lawyer, a civil servant who attempted suicide
[00:29:01] due to working conditions. The alleged victim had worked for
[00:29:05] four years in the Prime Minister's correspondence department. A few
[00:29:08] months ago, the head of her department changed, and since then she was gradually
[00:29:12] ridiculed, then harassed, which ultimately led to
[00:29:16] a suicide attempt. She found herself among new employees. She was
[00:29:20] ignored, then sent to the basement, loaded with humiliating
[00:29:23] tasks that demoted her, and although she used to participate in
[00:29:26] meetings and played an important role in the department, she is now
[00:29:30] completely alienated. This reason lies in
[00:29:34] the instability of the administration, as well as in the startup culture
[00:29:37] introduced over the past few years by new
[00:29:40] leaders. When you implement public policy
[00:29:44] and manage controlled services, the question arises to what extent you
[00:29:47] can and should be held responsible for this. It's too easy to say day
[00:29:51] after day, "I can't be aware of everything that happens in my
[00:29:55] departments." Sébastien Ligarnier's entourage
[00:29:58] is trying to de-escalate the situation. Under the Prime Minister is.
[00:30:32] the hotel already visited China and agreed on an exchange
[00:30:35] of experience. In October, the FBI director will travel with a similar
[00:30:39] purpose to Russia. Plans for Potel to visit our country were previously
[00:30:43] reported by Politico.
[00:30:45] The American intelligence community believes that Moscow and Beijing
[00:30:49] may take advantage of the situation to harm
[00:30:52] the US. In this regard, Potel is considered,
[00:30:55] at the very least, a useful fool by Xi and Putin.
[00:30:59] Donald Trump was suspected of ties
[00:31:03] to the Kremlin. Declassified White House data shows that
[00:31:06] the FBI opened an official investigation in
[00:31:10] 2017 immediately after Trump fired then-FBI Director
[00:31:13] James Comey. Investigators tried
[00:31:16] to find out if the US President at the time
[00:31:20] was under Putin's influence and could he
[00:31:23] be, further direct quote, a deliberate or
[00:31:27] unintentional agent of Moscow? In
[00:31:30] 2017, a conspiratorial dossier by former British intelligence
[00:31:34] officer Steele was circulating in the US, claiming
[00:31:38] that the FSB had allegedly caught Trump in a honey trap
[00:31:42] and blackmailed him with compromising information.
[00:31:45] According to another version, the US president
[00:31:49] was recruited by the Soviet KGB back in the 1980s,
[00:31:52] and since then, he has been working
[00:31:55] under the call sign Agent Krasnov. The FBI
[00:31:59] spent two years seriously
[00:32:02] investigating all this
[00:32:06] nonsense. The result was predictable. No
[00:32:09] links between Russia and Trump were
[00:32:13] found. Now,
[00:32:15] officially.
[00:32:17] Declassified White House documents contain new details
[00:32:20] about the FBI's investigation into President Donald Trump
[00:32:24] and his possible ties to Russia. According to these documents,
[00:32:27] the FBI launched a probe to determine if
[00:32:31] the president acted in Russia's interests when he fired former FBI
[00:32:35] Director James Comey. Representatives of the Trump administration
[00:32:38] claim that this version was never
[00:32:41] confirmed by any evidence.
[00:32:46] The documents were published this morning. It seems this is part of the current
[00:32:49] administration's policy aimed at reviewing investigations launched during
[00:32:53] Donald Trump's first presidential term. Current administration officials
[00:32:57] are trying to call into question the validity of those
[00:33:01] probes. According to declassified documents, US intelligence
[00:33:04] officials claim that there was no evidence that could
[00:33:07] serve as a basis for launching an investigation into whether
[00:33:11] President Donald Trump acted in Russia's interests. Subsequently, this investigation
[00:33:15] became part of a broader probe led by Special
[00:33:18] Counsel Robert Mueller during Trump's first presidential term.
[00:33:22] The probe concerned Russia's possible interference in the 2016
[00:33:25] presidential election. Ultimately, Mueller's investigation found no
[00:33:29] evidence that representatives of Trump's campaign
[00:33:32] coordinated their actions or conspired with Russia during
[00:33:35] the election campaign.
[00:33:39] I think they started the investigation because I fired Comey, and that was
[00:33:43] an excellent decision I made.
[00:35:15] James Comey, for a long time, Donald Trump wanted
[00:35:18] Comey to publicly state that the FBI was not conducting
[00:35:22] any investigation into him and his campaign. After winning the election and taking
[00:35:25] office in 2017, Trump continued
[00:35:29] to press for such statements. When Comey refused to do so,
[00:35:33] the president fired him. Trump and the Department of Justice
[00:35:37] repeatedly tried to hold James Comey accountable. One
[00:35:40] such case ended with an unsuccessful prosecution.
[00:35:43] James Comey during his
[00:36:05] leadership of the
[00:36:08] FBI. The more we learn about what the FBI
[00:36:12] did regarding Donald Trump, the more insane it all seems.
[00:36:16] In May 2017, the FBI
[00:36:18] opened an investigation based on the assumption that Donald Trump fired
[00:36:22] James Comey because he was under the control of Vladimir
[00:36:25] Putin. I want to hear your reaction.
[00:36:29] No, it's just absurd. The very idea that the president fired Comey
[00:36:33] because Putin told him to is the stupidest
[00:36:36] thing I've ever heard, and of course, all the investigations conducted
[00:36:40] confirmed that there was no coordination,
[00:36:43] no collusion, no conspiracy
[00:36:47] whatsoever between President Trump, his campaign, his
[00:36:51] administration, and Russia. Millions of taxpayer
[00:36:54] dollars were spent on these investigations, but...
[00:37:58] we jokingly report and remind you that he is an openly gay man,
[00:38:02] came to Ukraine, met with Zelensky and the head of the Ukrainian
[00:38:05] military department, Khmara. Are there
[00:38:09] any details about what it's about? Is it
[00:38:12] arms supplies, is it air defense? Is there any information at all?
[00:38:16] It's as if
[00:38:16] there's silence?
[00:38:20] Good afternoon, Olga, indeed, information about the visit of
[00:38:23] the S-string to Kyiv is very limited. There are several photos.
[00:38:57] towards the United States, to the funeral of Senator Lancey Graham, where
[00:39:01] he also met with President Donald Trump, during
[00:39:04] this stop, Zelensky spoke with Burnham, but
[00:39:08] no significant statements were made following
[00:39:11] that meeting, so what happened recently in Kyiv is
[00:39:15] the introduction of the new British Defense Minister to his
[00:39:18] counterparts in the capital of Ukraine. At the moment, all
[00:39:22] information is limited to this. Olga, and the head
[00:39:25] of the British Ministry of Defense, Miliband, is meeting in parallel. What
[00:40:27] was agreed upon has not yet been published anywhere, which, as
[00:40:31] I said earlier, indicates the exploratory nature of this meeting.
[00:40:34] The fact is that the British government has changed.
[00:40:38] Perhaps the personalities of the ministers remained the same, but they
[00:40:42] changed their posts, and now in new positions they meet with
[00:40:45] those with whom they will have to work in the future. Olga. Tasha, as
[00:40:49] for air defense, soon Zelensky publicly accused
[00:40:52] his Western partners, Western
[00:40:55] sponsors, of conniving at attacks
[00:40:59] on Kyiv by not providing air defense, this is clearly a jab at
[00:41:03] London. Zelensky called Rutte, tried
[00:41:06] to ask, if Washington doesn't give, who in
[00:41:09] Europe, or maybe London, is ready
[00:41:12] to provide such
[00:41:14] systems?
[00:41:18] As far as is known, Britain does not
[00:41:21] simply have such reserves of air defense
[00:41:24] systems capable of shooting down ballistic missiles.
[00:41:27] Such missiles exist on the continent, they are available from
[00:41:31] Germany, from France, from Spain, Italy, but the fact is that their
[00:41:35] reserves are extremely scarce, because we are talking mainly about missiles
[00:41:39] for American Patriot systems,
[00:41:41] there are also European systems, but their quantity is also insufficient to
[00:41:45] provide air defense
[00:41:48] over European states and
[00:41:51] simultaneously share with Ukraine. It was announced in
[00:41:54] July that Western countries, or rather Europe,
[00:41:57] are creating a kind of anti-ballistic coalition, and will
[00:42:01] jointly develop an air defense system
[00:42:04] with Ukraine, but this is a very long-term project, in which, by the way,
[00:42:08] Great Britain also participates. For now, everything is at the stage
[00:42:11] of development and coordination, so in the near foreseeable
[00:42:15] future, Kyiv should hardly expect any anti-missiles from
[00:42:19] Europe. The other thing is that in the British media, I see that
[00:42:22] this topic of Russian
[00:42:25] strikes on Ukraine is being actively promoted,
[00:42:29] Zelensky's statements with requests and demands
[00:42:32] to provide him with the necessary air defense
[00:42:36] systems are being actively circulated, but so far, apart from...
[00:43:41] everything is fine, please, something
[00:43:44] doesn't quite add up with the latest statements in
[00:43:47] Camp David, well, I remind
[00:43:50] you that the problem there is that it does add up with
[00:43:54] Zelensky's statements, who says that anti-missiles exist, but
[00:43:57] they are deliberately not given to him so that he becomes a little
[00:44:01] more compliant. With Hacks, the relations with Trump are very difficult
[00:44:05] now, he, like Netanyahu, accuses him of all this
[00:44:08] story. And the fact that he doesn't bring everything to an end,
[00:44:11] so now various players are rising around him, it's all visible, that is,
[00:44:15] all this is an order for new means of attacking Iran, this indicates
[00:44:18] that the previous ones didn't work, like the old ones, so
[00:44:22] relations with Hexstat are difficult, that's what
[00:44:24] concerns anti-missiles, they actually exist in the European Union, for example, in
[00:44:28] Greece, but as it were, there are very many in principle, 200, 200
[00:44:32] positions, but this is a large volume in principle in general, if you take it,
[00:44:36] considering that 60 arrive per month, well, for several months even.
[00:44:40] Well, of course, not all of them, but these are good
[00:44:43] opportunities to provide them, you also need to understand that in the US,
[00:44:46] for example, there are plus or minus less than
[00:44:50] a thousand of them, and this is very few, that is, roughly speaking, if there is
[00:44:53] a military conflict with China in 2027-2028, they will all be used up
[00:44:57] in a week or two, and China has more missiles, medium range and shorter range,
[00:45:01] yes, they have prepared very well for this process,
[00:45:04] so this is the first point, the second point is that the problem
[00:45:08] is that the base will already be difficult.
[00:45:15] So, in this regard, really quite large
[00:45:19] combined strikes are taking place against various targets. The Ukrainian side, it seems,
[00:45:23] has decided to work on it again, well, it was already working on oil refineries, the most
[00:45:27] vulnerable part of the Russian economy at this stage. On average,
[00:45:30] refining in the Russian Federation was about 5.5
[00:45:33] to 5.4 million barrels per day on average. In fact,
[00:45:37] we supplied petroleum products to
[00:45:40] external exports very much. We refined a lot for external exports.
[00:45:44] Now, when
[00:45:47] the situation was difficult, it was about 3.5,
[00:45:51] 3.2. Currently, I believe it's 3.9, about
[00:45:55] four, plus or minus, due to the restoration of facilities. Of course, the strike
[00:45:58] on Yaroslavl is a great difficulty, why? Because on average, it
[00:46:02] refines 300,000 barrels per day. The question is what
[00:46:05] was hit. If the reservoirs nearby were hit, this
[00:46:08] is not a big problem, because...
[00:46:19] this is a very important factor in modern attacks on energy, that is, it is believed
[00:46:22] that 300,000, but this is a very, this is a large volume,
[00:46:25] for example, from 3.9 in total,
[00:46:28] it is in the top 3, 4, 5 oil refineries, plus they hit Bashkiria,
[00:46:32] there the volumes are small on average. The Russian Federation, as
[00:46:36] I understand it, specializes in energy and
[00:46:38] housing. It is clear that all this
[00:46:42] is happening on the eve of the possible opening of negotiation tracks, so the intensity
[00:46:45] is increasing, and it seems that a serious
[00:46:49] increase in manpower is also occurring.
[00:46:52] European partners, for example, Romania, refuse protection for
[00:46:56] citizens, which means that they can be returned without this,
[00:46:59] without a deferment. The Russian Federation,
[00:47:03] in the best traditions of the genre, is again returning our North Korean colleagues. The great
[00:47:06] return is underway, it seems, so they seem to like to fight in
[00:47:10] the southern parts of the southern federal district and are preparing for it in an extreme case,
[00:47:14] so I am ironic about it as if, well, in fact,
[00:47:16] North Korean partners, colleagues, I don't know who,
[00:47:20] accordingly, participated in the Kurdish
[00:47:52] It actually helps, it was because they helped us liberate
[00:47:56] Kursk region officially, yes, we recognized it after
[00:47:59] it naturally happened. Well, many people officially help
[00:48:03] us there, but the question is, I don't understand what
[00:48:06] the skepticism is related to. It's really difficult now, if you believe
[00:48:10] American agencies, our defense ministry didn't report that
[00:48:14] they are sending us NK missiles
[00:48:17] and several mirrors, no, they are already sending people there, the question
[00:48:20] is not you, no, you know better, we know better. We don't know,
[00:48:24] the Ministry of Defense didn't report, everything you
[00:48:26] are quoting is American agencies, what else? Well then
[00:48:30] tell us, look, like last time, I'll tell you, then we'll see what will be
[00:48:34] confirmed. Accordingly, it seems that a build-up of the group is taking place, including
[00:48:38] with North Korean colleagues, who had their own experience. I remind you that
[00:48:41] there were several iterations, and accordingly a whole
[00:48:45] segment appeared, they were then trained, trained in China, then
[00:48:49] they train here, so that we take it seriously, we...
[00:49:22] understands that, roughly speaking, the preparation, all this was known
[00:49:26] in advance, roughly speaking, even which regions are known, all this is roughly
[00:49:29] clear. People have satellites hanging there, they all hang over
[00:49:32] us, they all know what is happening with us, what is happening there, everyone knows who is hitting
[00:49:36] whom, who is advancing from where, there is no news here for anyone in principle,
[00:49:39] except for some very surprised people, so it seems
[00:49:43] that everything is being removed, accumulation is taking place, and accordingly
[00:49:46] actions are being practiced, since actions are not taking place on Russian territory, most
[00:49:50] likely, armed forces groups can be... used in
[00:49:53] the territory of Donbas with a high degree of probability,
[00:49:56] if this happens, like the supply of installations, which is Russian
[00:50:00] territory, in the territory, in the territory
[00:50:03] of Donbas. Well, in the territory of Donbas,
[00:50:07] I didn't say whose territory, the question is different, the fact that
[00:50:10] this will be perceived as accordingly this movement already on
[00:50:14] the line of armament, plus in parallel, it seems that
[00:50:18] the expansion of supplies of installations is taking place, and this implies
[00:50:21] accordingly additional...
[00:51:22] to the next candidate like Donbas? Trump
[00:51:25] promised to end military actions, Trump promised not to wage military actions, Trump
[00:51:29] promised to make the economy a priority, everything else. Trump is now trying
[00:51:33] to fulfill all his obligations, that is, Trump needs to deliver something for his
[00:51:36] victory, well, he is trying to do all this now, including this is the reason
[00:51:40] why Iran is ending, that is, if it were his will, he would fight for a long time if there were
[00:51:44] many anti-missiles, I'm just unfolding your logic. So
[00:51:47] North Korea, officially Pyongyang, is now helping Donald
[00:51:50] Trump. Well, in fact, you...
[00:52:06] No, I'm not talking about participation in the Donbas operation, I'm talking about North Korea
[00:52:09] helping Donald Trump win the election. Donald Trump,
[00:52:13] accordingly, wants to fulfill his obligations, that is, what he cannot do,
[00:52:16] because there are red lines, and so on, this is his problem, accordingly, this is his
[00:52:20] choice. The question is different, he is now trying to use all
[00:52:23] opportunities to force this, including by putting pressure on
[00:52:26] both sides in different directions. We now have information that the law on
[00:52:29] Azov sanctions in the Senate may be forced, that is, it may pass before
[00:52:33] the holidays. We have information that pressure is being exerted, naturally, on
[00:52:36] what is frightening about Azov sanctions, specifically, what if there
[00:52:40] remains, for example, a provision on personal sanctions that must
[00:52:43] be introduced in case of its adoption, that is, personal sanctions against the entire
[00:52:47] leadership, and this means that no meetings, no negotiations, in principle, it will
[00:52:50] be difficult to do this, especially if it can only be overturned through Congress. For now, the Democrats have
[00:52:54] softened the bill on duties so as not to introduce them,
[00:52:58] the personal part is unclear, because this is an attempt to actually cut off
[00:53:01] the negotiation track in the future, moreover, accordingly, there are tools,
[00:53:05] sanctions have already been imposed against Lavrov against
[00:53:08] the first president of the Russian Federation, no, but I'm not talking about the president of the Russian
[00:53:12] Federation, a huge number of delegation representatives against
[00:53:16] whom sanctions have been imposed, fly and have sanctions lifted for meetings,
[00:53:19] but at the same time, until recently, it was believed that the red line was
[00:53:23] accordingly this position, the position related to the president, because it complicates
[00:53:27] participation in the same summit, it's just not the worst
[00:53:29] thing, well, there are personal sanctions, personal sanctions,
[00:53:33] the economy will not die.
[00:54:05] We tell ourselves that there are still 2 weeks left to influence Donald
[00:54:08] Trump, then 2 weeks pass, again, this has been going on for
[00:54:12] 4 years, for 4 years under Biden, we didn't try to influence Trump,
[00:54:16] the feeling is that if there is
[00:54:19] a victory, it will be exclusively on the ground, and not thanks
[00:54:22] to Donald Trump, with all due respect, this citizen
[00:54:25] is sympathetic to us, with the exception of the fact that he, of course,
[00:54:28] supplies intelligence data to Ukraine, and no one
[00:54:32] is now shy about this.
[00:54:35] He directs missiles at our country, just
[00:54:38] as China supplies drones. The question is who is fighting for whom. China does not
[00:54:42] supply drones, Ukrainians buy them, including on
[00:54:45] marketplaces, this is publicly available, we
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[01:00:29] of the State
[01:00:29] Duma.
[01:00:35] The Trump administration continues to humiliate Zelensky. MP Zheleznyak
[01:00:39] and the leader of the Ukrainian Gay Lobby, Alexey
[01:00:42] Goncharenko, stated that Washington refused to accept Rustem
[01:00:46] Umerov as the Ukrainian ambassador to
[01:00:49] the US. Initially, the head of the regime planned to send him abroad
[01:00:53] away from potential criminal cases. The White House gently
[01:00:56] hinted that it was not going to hide
[01:01:00] corrupt officials. Zelensky has no other
[01:01:03] candidates for the position of US ambassador. He doesn't even
[01:01:06] have an idea of who could be sent there.
[01:01:10] Former Ukrainian ambassador to the US, Stefanyshyna, left
[01:01:13] office only 3 days ago and is already in prison.
[01:01:17] The official, who was removed from office due to
[01:01:21] the lack of air defense in her homeland, is accused
[01:01:25] of illicit enrichment for bribes.
[01:01:28] She bought several luxury apartments and allegedly
[01:01:31] a Mercedes. In addition, Stefanyshyna, even while
[01:01:35] being vice-prime minister, tried to manipulate competition
[01:01:38] commissions to put Zelensky's people in the chair of the head
[01:01:41] of NABU and NAPC.
[01:01:44] NAPC, this is another anti-corruption
[01:01:48] agency responsible for preventing
[01:01:50] theft. Stefanyshyna's candidate for
[01:01:54] NABU was the head of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine. After
[01:01:57] the competition, a corruption case was also promptly opened against him. The court
[01:02:01] chose a pre-trial measure for the former ambassador in the form of bail
[01:02:05] of 6 million hryvnias. This is 11 million
[01:02:08] rubles. Stefanyshyna burst into tears and said
[01:02:11] that she had no
[01:02:12] money.
[01:02:17] determined to present her position in court. I am in Ukraine, I
[01:02:21] decided to leave my job as Ambassador of Ukraine to the United States.
[01:02:24] preventive measure for the former Ambassador of Ukraine to the US, Olga Stefanyshyna.
[01:02:28] The day before, NABU and SAPO served her with a suspicion of illicit enrichment. According
[01:02:32] to the investigation, Stefanyshyna, in a year and a half in the position
[01:02:35] of vice-prime minister, acquired assets worth almost 14
[01:02:38] million hryvnias, which significantly exceeds her official
[01:02:42] income. The judge of the High Anti-Corruption Court partially
[01:02:45] satisfied the petition of NABU and SAPO.
[01:02:49] This is about 6 million hryvnias
[01:02:51] of bail. We heard 6 million. How feasible
[01:02:55] is this amount for you now? Actually, I don't have money.
[01:02:58] In fact, I don't have money, not 13, not 10, not six, but
[01:03:02] of course, I will look for this money to be able to pay
[01:03:05] bail. Speaking about this, she could not contain her emotions and
[01:03:09] cried.
[01:03:10] I cannot afford to pay bail
[01:03:13] with my own funds in the proposed amount, even if I
[01:03:17] find such an opportunity, I will not be able to provide for my
[01:03:21] family.
[01:04:47] are in the
[01:04:49] courtyard, finally from one entrance a woman in a
[01:04:53] bright blouse and a laptop in her hands comes out, this is
[01:04:56] Olga Stefanishina, an official gets into a Mercedes. hryvnia
[01:05:10] of budgetary funds allocated for adapting Ukrainian legislation to
[01:05:14] EU standards, in 134
[01:05:16] years. The former Ambassador of Ukraine to the USA, Olga
[01:05:20] Stefanishina, received a second
[01:05:23] suspicion from anti-corruption bodies, this time for
[01:05:27] illegal enrichment. A year ago, Zelensky knew
[01:05:32] a person in the USA who had one suspicion, and he knew
[01:05:41] there would be more soon, this happened. How do we look now in the eyes of those same
[01:05:44] Americans? Couldn't they appoint a person without
[01:05:47] suspicion? I understand that everyone around Zelensky is like that, because
[01:05:58] that Stefanishin
[01:07:00] book, she is summoned to
[01:07:02] Ukraine, she arrives, then
[01:07:06] bam, dismissal, suspicion,
[01:07:09] miracle, well, that's it, greetings from
[01:07:12] Zelensky.
[01:07:14] German Handle is raising the alarm on the German labor market, almost 3 million
[01:07:18] unemployed, monthly another 1500
[01:07:21] people are cut. According to the federal labor agency, last year even
[01:07:25] top and middle managers were dismissed 14%
[01:07:29] more often. Only the arms industry is outside the sad
[01:07:32] trend, actively hiring and practically
[01:07:35] hunting for new managers.
[01:07:38] The industry has opened its doors to those who have never touched weapons before,
[01:07:41] tank manufacturer KNDS in
[01:07:45] twenty-fifth hired almost 100 managers across a wide
[01:07:48] range of key areas. Ryan Metal in twenty-sixth wants
[01:07:52] to create 5,000 new jobs. Han
[01:07:56] salt 1600 new jobs,
[01:07:59] 60 of them with management
[01:08:01] functions. Against the backdrop of massive layoffs, these positions provide both
[01:08:05] money and confidence in the future for companies dealing with
[01:08:09] military innovations. Startups from Hanover
[01:08:12] have developed a laser complex that, its creators assure,
[01:08:16] shoots down drones in seconds. The system
[01:08:20] operates at a distance of up to 3 km and is capable of repelling not even a
[01:08:23] wave, but a whole ocean of drones, up to 300 drones per
[01:08:26] minute. Developers report that the cost
[01:08:29] of hitting one drone
[01:08:32] is less than one euro. The complex
[01:08:36] itself can operate autonomously for several hours.
[01:08:39] The company is reportedly negotiating supplies.
[01:08:48] This is the moment the whole team has been waiting for with special
[01:08:50] excitement. Laser is aimed, we begin
[01:08:54] training. Less than 2 seconds later, the drone
[01:08:58] falls to the ground. We meet the Inlip
[01:09:01] Phaтоник из Ганновера в секретном месте в нижней Саксонии,
[01:09:05] где именно по просьбе компании не показываем. Разработчики
[01:09:08] fear industrial espionage. In a forest clearing stands a
[01:09:11] sight with the main element of this development, a counter-drone system.
[01:09:15] The head of the company, Marius Lammers,
[01:09:18] demonstrates how it can be used to shoot down unmanned aerial
[01:09:22] vehicles. Initially, we developed systems that accelerate
[01:09:26] processes using laser technologies. But in
[01:09:28] 2025, at one of the industry conferences, we were
[01:09:31] asked if our development could be applied to intercept
[01:09:35] Bupla, especially those appearing over facilities in Germany.
[01:09:39] The danger posed by unidentified drones
[01:09:42] is becoming more serious. Since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, more than a thousand
[01:09:46] suspicious cases of drones appearing over critical infrastructure
[01:09:49] facilities have been recorded in Germany. Due to such
[01:09:53] incidents, airports have had to temporarily cease operations more than once, including in Hanover and
[01:09:57] Bremen. It is precisely to combat this
[01:10:00] threat that a high-power laser has been created. It is capable of precisely
[01:10:03] damaging approaching drones, disabling them,
[01:10:07] after which they fall. According to the company, the system is capable of
[01:10:10] hitting targets at a distance of up to three.
[01:13:59] The power lines feeding the propellers are located in this place, this is one of the most vulnerable parts of the design, which the system
[01:14:03] strikes precisely. Developers claim that the software
[01:14:06] is capable of distinguishing drones from birds and other
[01:14:10] flying objects. If, upon detecting an object, the system sees that it
[01:14:14] has a propeller, it understands that it is an aircraft, not a bird. In addition,
[01:14:17] our camera, in conjunction with artificial intelligence, automatically determines
[01:14:21] the type of drone, so our or friendly drones will not be hit.
[01:14:25] From 2027, the system is planned to be used at
[01:14:29] Hanover Airport, it should provide protection of airspace
[01:14:32] from small drones. If the project is
[01:14:36] implemented, this will be the first such laser counter-drone system
[01:14:39] in Germany.
[01:14:40] Германии.
[01:14:43] Donald Trump's idea to immortalize himself in new battleships
[01:14:47] has run into new difficulties. The American
[01:14:50] Congress reported that the cost of the project for Trump-class warships
[01:14:53] has jumped by 50%.
[01:14:56] To build the 15 ordered battleships, it will take
[01:14:59] 275 billion dollars, and this is at least. Moreover, Trump's
[01:15:03] battleships simply have no one to build them. Line
[01:15:07] ships have not been built in the USA for decades,
[01:15:10] shipyards are not designed for their size. However, Trump is no
[01:15:13] stranger to throwing money away. The New York Times writes today
[01:15:17] that after a successful golf game with Finnish President
[01:15:20] Stubb, the American president literally
[01:15:23] caught fire with the idea of buying.
[01:15:28] Helsinki has already received 7 billion dollars, and
[01:15:32] then it turned out that the US Coast Guard doesn't need icebreakers at all.
[01:15:36] While the US President is running around with these
[01:15:39] large-scale projects, trying
[01:15:42] to immortalize himself, America's active fleet is falling
[01:15:46] into disrepair. Relatives
[01:15:49] of 5 sailors from the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln report that the
[01:15:52] conditions on the ship are hellish.
[01:15:55] No food, mold in the showers, the crew works
[01:15:58] seven days a week, literally surviving in the open sea
[01:16:02] for the ninth consecutive month. Initially,
[01:16:05] the Lincoln was sent on a voyage to the Middle East for 7
[01:16:08] months, but then the deployment was extended indefinitely.
[01:16:12] No one knows when the sailors will return, relatives
[01:16:15] fear for their
[01:16:17] lives.
[01:16:21] Our TV channel spoke with dozens of family members of sailors and marines
[01:16:25] who stated
[01:16:29] that they are extremely concerned about the morale, safety, and
[01:16:32] living conditions on this ship. The crew of
[01:16:35] 5,000 people has been at sea for 9 consecutive months,
[01:16:38] participating in combat operations since the very beginning of the conflict. Family members
[01:16:42] reported that their children or spouses complained about broken toilets,
[01:16:46] moldy showers, laundries that did not
[01:16:48] function for weeks, and also a prolonged shortage of food
[01:16:52] and hour-long queues at the ship's store, where even the most
[01:16:56] basic items, such as toothpaste, soap, and
[01:16:59] deodorant, were often missing.
[01:17:03] The Lincoln just set a Navy record for the number of days
[01:17:06] at sea. The ship has been on deployment for
[01:17:10] over 200 days. They left San Diego in November. They
[01:17:14] made a short stop, but did not call at any other ports until
[01:17:17] early July, when they briefly stopped in Oman, where most
[01:17:21] sailors were allowed to disembark, but they had to stay in...
[01:17:34] Depending on their specialty, they have no days off at all, and when
[01:17:38] it comes to an aircraft carrier's deck, it is one of the most dangerous places.
[01:17:42] Planes take off and land, and ammunition, weapons, and bombs
[01:17:45] are constantly moved back and forth there. Service members are also
[01:17:48] exposed to loud noise for long periods of time,
[01:17:52] which can lead to long-term injuries, such as hearing loss.
[01:17:56] Therefore, when you talk about attrition and low morale due to
[01:17:59] the deployment being extended for the second time, and there's no
[01:18:03] end in sight, they fear that all this could lead to incidents,
[01:18:07] including fatal ones. I want you to hear what some of the
[01:18:11] sailors' relatives told me.
[01:18:15] They didn't choose to be there, they volunteered, they are
[01:18:17] willing to be there and do everything they can,
[01:18:21] so they need our support, and part of that support means that we
[01:18:25] must have the means to do the job, that means fuel, that
[01:18:28] means food, right, that means toothpaste and deodorant, that
[01:18:32] means all of it.
[01:18:35] I don't think the problem is with the ship itself. I think it's our president, our
[01:18:39] government, which is not supporting morale. I think on
[01:18:43] the ship they are doing everything possible with what they are given, but our government
[01:18:47] needs to do more for our military personnel who are
[01:18:49] there.
[01:18:52] What does this tell you about the armed forces of Pita
[01:18:54] Hexet.
[01:18:58] Our forces are strained and exhausted. Over 1000
[01:19:01] combat sorties have been flown from the deck of the aircraft carrier Lincoln.
[01:19:04] You see, in the Pentagon we used to say that amateurs discuss
[01:19:07] strategy, and experts discuss logistics. The aircraft carrier Lincoln is
[01:19:11] a logistical machine there in the Middle East, which daily
[01:19:14] provides these combat sorties. And this is very dangerous
[01:19:18] work. And these are real wars, whether you are a sailor or a soldier. The fact is that
[01:19:21] you are doing really hard work. So my
[01:19:25] heart, thoughts, and prayers are with these sailors and their families. I know that their
[01:19:28] service has been extended twice, they are working to their
[01:19:31] limits.
[01:19:35] Besides, the ship is far from new.
[01:19:43] We are moving to the United States of America, Washington, live on air
[01:19:46] is the Kommersant's own correspondent Ekaterina Mur. Katya, hello, today
[01:19:49] Politico reports that
[01:19:52] Washington is transferring intelligence
[01:19:55] data to Ukraine for strikes deep into Russian territory
[01:19:58] to compel Moscow to
[01:20:01] negotiate. How official is this information, whom does the
[01:20:05] publication refer to, how should we treat this? It is indeed
[01:20:08] true.
[01:20:10] Hello Olga, well, judging by the fact that this is not
[01:20:13] the first leak in the American
[01:20:16] media, it was indeed previously reported that
[01:20:20] Washington is helping Ukraine
[01:20:22] target targets inside
[01:20:25] Russia. In principle,
[01:20:27] the White House did not deny this, that is, they
[01:20:31] left it without comment. Judging by the fact that another
[01:20:35] similar publication is appearing, it is more likely...
[01:21:07] narrative that they are trying to force the Russian
[01:21:11] Federation to sit down at the
[01:21:13] negotiating table. There is nothing unusual
[01:21:16] about such tactics; the United States does this
[01:21:20] constantly. It's a divide and conquer tactic,
[01:21:23] yes, playing with one side and the other,
[01:21:26] trying to bring both sides to a common denominator in such a
[01:21:30] rather strange way, so you need to take this
[01:21:34] very seriously.
[01:21:37] Always remember that the Russian
[01:21:41] Federation needs to prove its righteousness exclusively on the battlefield,
[01:21:45] unfortunately, these
[01:21:48] diplomatic efforts have so far
[01:21:51] led to nothing and to expect any
[01:21:54] positivity from American
[01:21:57] partners is hardly worth it. Regarding
[01:22:01] anti-missiles for the Patriot SAM system, who is
[01:22:03] right? endless messages.
[01:22:37] everything turns out exactly as the American newspapers wrote,
[01:22:41] regarding the resignation of some personnel
[01:22:45] in Donald Trump's cabinet, regarding some difficulties
[01:22:49] that American intelligence is experiencing,
[01:22:53] or what is happening within
[01:22:55] the Trump family, so what
[01:22:59] is happening now is crisis management, because
[01:23:03] the statement that there are only about 800 left in the whole world
[01:23:06] 800.
[01:23:20] quite serious studies have been conducted on this
[01:23:23] topic, so, apparently,
[01:23:26] the statements about the Patriots
[01:23:30] running out, they are gone, are true.
[01:23:33] In fact, it is indeed
[01:23:37] impossible to provide Kyiv. If I may ask, what are Witkov and Kushner doing, considering
[01:23:41] that they were supposed to come to Moscow and Kyiv? There's no news about
[01:23:44] Moscow at all, and they're not coming to Kyiv either. Sibiga
[01:23:48] is the Ukrainian head
[01:23:51] of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the negotiation track
[01:23:55] has been on hold for a very
[01:23:56] long time.
[01:23:59] Olga, well, apparently, there is nothing to offer either
[01:24:03] country, yes, both sides
[01:24:06] stand quite firmly on their
[01:24:09] positions. Unfortunately, it seems that for the United
[01:24:12] States, no methods, even those we listed
[01:24:16] above, are working at the moment.
[01:24:20] This, of course, very seriously indicates
[01:24:23] the diplomatic weakness of the United States, that
[01:24:27] there are no levers left
[01:24:30] for Washington to pressure either
[01:24:34] side, but, judging by the fact that they
[01:24:37] continue to make certain statements that they
[01:24:40] are committed to resolving this crisis
[01:24:43] diplomatically, this only shows again that
[01:24:46] they are trying to, well, make their wishes come true.
[01:25:20] because the strategy imposed
[01:25:22] on him, apparently, by the Trump administration
[01:25:26] and London friends, that
[01:25:28] Russia must be brought to its knees by strikes on civilian
[01:25:31] infrastructure and energy infrastructure,
[01:25:35] did not quite work. It turned out that this game can be played
[01:25:39] by two in the opposite direction, too, with significantly more, an order of
[01:25:42] magnitude more, and that in
[01:25:45] such a situation, continuing this strategy, what will happen to Ukraine in winter,
[01:25:49] is a big...
[01:26:50] By the way, perhaps Zalozhny should look at Stefanishin's fate
[01:26:54] and not come back from London, otherwise anything can happen to ambassadors
[01:26:58] in Ukraine now, anything happens,
[01:27:00] so, well, Trump is preparing for autumn,
[01:27:03] naturally, since he cannot
[01:27:07] present any clear
[01:27:10] successes as promised, he needs to, what's right, find someone to blame for why it didn't work out,
[01:27:14] and one of such candidates for the main culprit
[01:27:17] could well be Hexet.
[01:27:21] who, as the American press writes,
[01:27:24] deceived, said that we have more of everything, but it turned out to be less. They say
[01:27:28] Trump swore terribly, with wild profanity, possibly
[01:27:31] feminine. Why did this happen,
[01:27:35] why does everything continue, why
[01:27:38] is the aircraft carrier wandering somewhere and cannot leave for 9 months,
[01:27:41] and this is money, still money, it's nuclear,
[01:27:45] of course, but it's still money, and generally even a good
[01:27:48] car needs to be driven for 9 months... an aircraft carrier
[01:27:52] is not a car, it seems to me it needs to be repaired more often, so
[01:27:56] Trump will while away this time,
[01:27:58] looking for someone to blame all these
[01:28:01] failures on. He can blame representatives of his
[01:28:05] administration, whom they conditionally call hawks, on Hexet,
[01:28:09] on Rubio, and, of course, on the late Senator
[01:28:13] Lindsey Graham. He can't stand up for himself anymore,
[01:28:16] and Trump will say that he was misled.
[01:28:30] This is the current disposition, well, yes, the Russian army is moving forward, Kramatorsk needs to be
[01:28:33] pushed, it needs to be pushed, I ask, well,
[01:28:37] the problem with Ukraine's air defense, it arose not
[01:28:41] yesterday, but much earlier, because the production of air defense
[01:28:44] systems in Europe and NATO countries was
[01:28:48] on a residual basis, because they did not consider these means
[01:28:52] necessary for the local wars they waged around the world, but
[01:28:56] here the situation is such that not only are these
[01:28:59] missiles shot down and destroyed. Not only
[01:29:03] are combined missile systems destroyed, but many missiles are needed,
[01:29:07] and of course, this task was set before Lockheed
[01:29:10] Martin, to increase the production of
[01:29:12] anti-missiles, these Pac-3s, but it was supposed to
[01:29:16] reach indicators of about a thousand missiles per year, but only managed
[01:29:19] 600. Now, however, they say that in 3
[01:29:23] years they will reach indicators of 2,000 missiles per year,
[01:29:26] but it will take 3 years, Ukraine does not
[01:29:30] have 3 years. to Europe, yes, Europe also
[01:29:34] created complexes, I'm just for a second, literally, yes, about
[01:29:37] the cruelty and aggression we are accused of, now we need to, as they say,
[01:29:41] record that Ukraine
[01:29:43] has run out of anti-missiles for the Patriot SAM system and for all
[01:29:47] other SAM systems, meaning, conventionally speaking, official Moscow can
[01:29:51] strike absolutely any target, absolutely. We do not
[01:29:54] strike Bankova, we do not strike the center
[01:29:57] of Kyiv, we do not strike administrative buildings,
[01:30:00] very precisely...
[01:30:03] with surgical precision we destroy military
[01:30:06] targets, but we could wipe the whole of Ukraine off the face of the earth,
[01:30:10] this is just for understanding, yes, by the way, Europe really
[01:30:14] wants this, because the program of
[01:30:17] militarization of Europe does not meet with approval against the background of
[01:30:20] the economic crisis among Europeans. Europeans do not believe
[01:30:24] in Russia's aggressive nature, and Russia has repeatedly stated
[01:30:27] from high tribunes that there are no
[01:30:30] aggressive plans towards Europe. but
[01:30:33] to make it so that Russia strikes factories
[01:30:36] in Europe, this is their current
[01:30:39] only, let's say, desire, which they want to
[01:30:43] achieve at any cost, so now the intensity of strikes is growing, it is growing
[01:30:47] for two reasons, one to achieve this goal, so that we
[01:30:51] finally start hitting Europe, and not remove all
[01:30:54] infrastructure in Ukraine, on the other hand, for this
[01:30:57] operation, which Zelensky extended for 100 days, that is, it was 40 days,
[01:31:01] he added another 60, which... coincides, for example, with
[01:31:03] the sixty-day truce Trump is talking about, so while Trump will be directly
[01:31:07] negotiating, Zelensky will now try to achieve that
[01:31:11] very goal, that Russia will back down, something
[01:31:15] will happen, but this is not happening, our strikes
[01:31:18] are becoming harsher, more effective,
[01:31:21] Kyiv this week was, as foreign
[01:31:25] media wrote, like hell, everything was burning there, and these are not
[01:31:29] the last strikes, they will continue, Russia has enough...
[01:31:32] missiles. When Ukrainians start launching another narrative,
[01:31:36] that Russia has run out of missiles, so they involved Koreans, well, so what if
[01:31:40] they involved them, we have an agreement with Koreans, they can at any
[01:31:43] moment provide us with military aid, there is nothing wrong with that, Ukraine
[01:31:46] is not ashamed to receive military aid from 50
[01:31:50] countries from this coalition of volunteers who send these weapons that
[01:31:53] kill our civilians, so there is nothing reprehensible here, because
[01:31:57] our operation has a demonstrative
[01:32:00] character, including to the collective West, because
[01:32:03] by methodically destroying
[01:32:06] this Ukrainian infrastructure, we are, as it were, giving, perhaps, if
[01:32:09] the West understands, well, remember that meme that the Ministry of Defense
[01:32:13] sent, that they don't hear us, now they will hear us,
[01:32:17] yes, we send them this meme, this signal,
[01:32:20] because these strikes in Ukraine are only a small
[01:32:24] part of what our armed forces are capable of, they are ongoing, they
[01:32:27] do not stop, the more Zelensky tries
[01:32:30] something...
[01:33:45] for Donetsk airport, of course, seriously, terribly,
[01:33:49] freedom, homeland, faith, family must always be defended, so
[01:33:52] we took up arms and performed feats, we run not
[01:33:56] knowing where, just start shouting, hurray, then
[01:33:59] everyone else picks it up, hurray, they defended their
[01:34:03] city, their home, we will always remember the heroes of the Russian
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[01:34:10] native language, to preserve their culture. For the right to
[01:34:14] live, they defended their airport, this is
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[01:39:00] Today in Primorye, three teenagers were detained who were preparing a terrorist attack on a facility
[01:39:04] of the Russian Guard, underage residents of Nakhodka and Vladivostok were recruited by
[01:39:08] a terrorist organization banned in Russia. At the behest of
[01:39:11] curators, schoolchildren collected information about employees
[01:39:15] of the Russian Guard and participants of the SVO, photographed and videotaped their
[01:39:19] cars and their parking spaces, tracked
[01:39:22] where future victims live and work, looked for
[01:39:25] places to plant explosives. During
[01:39:29] searches, the teenagers had components for making
[01:39:33] homemade incendiary devices and bottles of
[01:39:36] gasoline seized. Now the schoolchildren, and these are schoolchildren
[01:39:39] on vacation, will have to answer for their actions under
[01:39:42] the article. State treason and preparation for
[01:39:46] a terrorist attack.
[01:39:49] A bottle of gasoline, what kind of gasoline? Ninety-
[01:39:53] second, ninety-second gasoline, two empty green bottles.
[01:40:17] What was he detained for? Participation in a terrorist community. What
[01:40:20] was part of their duties? Photographing the place of residence
[01:40:24] of a certain serviceman, as I later learned, this is a serviceman.
[01:40:40] The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation in the territory
[01:40:44] of Primorsky Krai has suppressed the illegal activities of three
[01:40:47] teenagers who, at the behest of a representative of a terrorist
[01:40:50] organization banned in Russia, planned
[01:40:53] to commit a terrorist act. As a result of the operational measures taken,
[01:40:58] it was established that underage residents of the cities of Nakhodka and
[01:41:01] Vladivostok, acting on the instructions of the curators
[01:41:04] of the terrorist organization, collected information about servicemen of law enforcement
[01:41:08] agencies who participated in the special military operation.
[01:41:11] By means of video recordings and photographs, information was collected about
[01:41:14] the places of residence and work of servicemen, the vehicles they use
[01:41:18] and parking spaces, video cameras installed on their
[01:41:21] homes and other adjacent buildings, as well as about locations
[01:41:25] near entrances that allow concealing
[01:41:28] for the purpose of committing a sabotage and terrorist act
[01:41:31] at one of the Russian Guard facilities. The Investigative Department of the Russian Federal Security Service for
[01:41:35] Primorsky Krai has initiated criminal cases on the grounds of crimes
[01:41:39] provided for by Article 275,
[01:41:41] state treason, and Part 2 of Article 205.5,
[01:41:45] participation in the activities of a terrorist organization
[01:41:48] of the Criminal Code of the Russian
[01:41:49] Federation.
[01:41:52] Europe has reached, probably, a new level
[01:41:55] of Russophobic delirium. The British Guardian accused Trump of Russia
[01:41:59] soon attacking the EU, because of
[01:42:02] Donald Trump. The US President himself unleashed Putin's hands when
[01:42:06] he began to withdraw from supporting the alliance, but even now NATO countries
[01:42:09] are forced to wait for an invasion literally any day.
[01:42:12] To increase their own defense budgets. According to
[01:42:15] the Guardian, insane militarization is
[01:42:18] not so bad, because if
[01:42:21] Putin does not attack, then Europe will be strong enough
[01:42:25] in just a few years. It will be able to
[01:42:28] dictate terms to the US itself. The
[01:42:32] Trump administration is, of course, unaffected by the Europeans' whining. Secretary of State Rubio met
[01:42:35] yesterday with the new British Foreign Minister
[01:42:39] Miliband. Miliband tried to discuss with the Americans the supply
[01:42:42] of air defense missiles for Zelensky. In response, Rubio said that London, in
[01:42:46] his humble opinion, still spends too little
[01:42:50] on defense, on its own defense. He urged
[01:42:54] the British to shell out a good amount first. Well, now
[01:42:57] British propaganda is trying to explain that
[01:43:01] burning money is not in vain. The newspaper iPaper writes that Britain is already
[01:43:04] at war with Putin. Inflicting a strategic
[01:43:08] defeat on Russia is, of course, not working yet, but only because
[01:43:11] China is helping. So, we need
[01:43:14] to push harder. In parallel, the United Kingdom
[01:43:18] is increasing its activity in Romania, under the pretext of repelling drone
[01:43:21] attacks. British aircraft have effectively taken control
[01:43:25] of the country's airspace
[01:43:27] on the border with
[01:43:30] Russia.
[01:43:35] We are ready 24/7 to take to the air and intercept any
[01:43:38] threat.
[01:43:41] The sky of Romania is under protection, its airspace is increasingly
[01:43:45] threatened.
[01:43:45] The
[01:43:50] Royal Air Force of Great Britain works together with the Romanian
[01:43:53] aviation to secure this part of NATO's eastern flank,
[01:43:57] because the war continues on the other side of the border. In the air,
[01:44:00] British Typhoon fighters from
[01:44:03] Königsberg airbase and Romanian
[01:44:05] F-16s work together.
[01:44:08] Russia continues to test this.
[01:46:10] that will save my life,
[01:46:13] and the anti-g suit will help fight and stay alive under 9G
[01:46:17] overload.
[01:46:27] But not only pilots work on air defense,
[01:46:30] support services play a key role in the success of the mission,
[01:46:34] starting with ground crews who are responsible for ensuring that the aircraft is
[01:46:37] ready for takeoff, continuing with air service...
[01:47:13] More than 200 people arrived here, called up from different countries from
[01:47:17] different airbases. Doctors and physical therapists
[01:47:21] logisticians, food suppliers, and drivers, and
[01:47:25] engineers, rear services, a whole team
[01:47:28] works together to ensure the success
[01:47:30] of the operation.
[01:47:34] We are moving right now to the front, our military
[01:47:38] correspondent is on direct line. Nikolai, hello, so,
[01:47:42] the Slovyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration, how
[01:47:46] are we progressing, how far to the goal,
[01:47:49] is the enemy fighting back?
[01:47:52] Olya, hello, in fact, Slovyansk is only
[01:47:56] a few kilometers away from our
[01:47:59] positions, and assault groups are now preparing
[01:48:03] to continue
[01:48:06] moving forward, but over the past day, no major
[01:48:09] changes have occurred on the front line, this is basically
[01:48:12] along the entire line of combat contact, this is due, among other things,
[01:48:16] to the fact that now there is a good opportunity
[01:48:19] to use unmanned systems to launch
[01:48:22] attacks in the frontline zone against military
[01:48:25] targets and enemy logistics, the current weather allows this, dry,
[01:48:29] hot, clear sky,
[01:48:32] clear, yes, now there are few places along the
[01:48:36] line of combat contact where it rains, now...
[01:48:40] such dry, hot summer weather, this allows us to identify
[01:48:43] targets and prepare for the next
[01:48:47] attacks, including on the territory
[01:48:50] of the Slovyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration, where our
[01:48:53] units from the east are already literally 3-4 km
[01:48:56] directly from the city of Slovyansk, at least
[01:48:59] reconnaissance groups reach there in the suburbs
[01:49:02] of Druzhkovka, our units also enter,
[01:49:06] reconnaissance units, engage in battles, but at this
[01:49:10] stage, unmanned systems troops are working
[01:49:13] most actively, and those
[01:49:16] unmanned aircraft that are in other units for
[01:49:19] identifying targets and inflicting damage.
[01:49:22] A fairly serious damage was inflicted on the enemy in the Sumy direction,
[01:49:25] in particular, now in the Kharkiv region, the transfer
[01:49:29] of units of mercenaries
[01:49:32] to the enemy is being recorded. These units, their logistics,
[01:49:35] and rotation points are also
[01:49:38] being attacked. Our aviation is working, and
[01:49:42] artillery and unmanned, unmanned
[01:49:45] systems, but if we talk about the movement of the front, then
[01:49:48] now, on the ground, there is no
[01:49:50] great activity, more than in the previous
[01:49:54] period, now there isn't, but we understand that
[01:49:57] due to what is happening, at the same time, there is a very active
[01:50:00] work underway, I repeat,
[01:50:04] to identify and destroy targets, and this also indicates
[01:50:08] that work is underway to prepare for new
[01:50:11] active actions to liberate Russian
[01:50:15] territories, to liberate Donbas, Zaporozhye
[01:50:17] and Kherson. Thank you very much, Nikolai, Nikolai
[01:50:21] Dolgachev, our friend and comrade.
[01:50:27] The situation at the front for Ukraine is not good,
[01:50:30] and as an echo, we see
[01:50:34] that Kyiv and Europe are increasingly ganging up on
[01:50:37] Donald Trump, in an attempt
[01:50:41] to extract some additional material resources from him, because
[01:50:45] their own are already running out, it is clear what they want, and
[01:50:49] anti-missile, offensive weapons. Here
[01:50:52] I would like to draw attention to three such
[01:50:54] aspects
[01:50:57] that characterize the policy of the Trump administration: first, it seems
[01:51:01] that Washington itself is not sure that if it now
[01:51:04] invests in the Ukrainian conflict, as
[01:51:08] its allies want, it will actually achieve
[01:51:11] anything reasonable. The Iranian campaign very clearly showed Trump that
[01:51:15] it was smooth on paper, but they forgot about
[01:51:18] the ravines, getting involved in yet another hopeless
[01:51:21] story.
[01:52:22] American money, well, now less American, now more
[01:52:26] European, but nevertheless, of course, the perception that
[01:52:30] we will invest, they will simply steal
[01:52:34] it somewhere and then disappear. Well,
[01:52:36] thirdly, finally, I think it is very important
[01:52:39] to understand here that this is already outside
[01:52:43] Trump himself, rather speaking about a certain
[01:52:46] position of the American state as such, unlike
[01:52:49] Europeans and Ukrainians,
[01:52:53] America... in the person of its intelligence community, military
[01:52:56] circles, genuinely believes that in 5-10 years they will be stronger. This
[01:53:00] may not be true, this is a somewhat religious belief that does not require
[01:53:04] confirmation, but we see that they are raising the military budget to
[01:53:08] 1.5 trillion dollars, the budget process is difficult, but
[01:53:12] apparently they will increase it. They really
[01:53:14] believe that the boom in artificial intelligence will increase their economy and
[01:53:17] accordingly there will be a redistribution of military
[01:53:21] resources again. They just see a prospect for
[01:53:24] the American state and that it will become stronger than
[01:53:28] China and Russia in some perspective. Europeans,
[01:53:31] Ukrainians do not see this, they understand that they will only
[01:53:34] shrink in the next 50 years, so they have
[01:53:38] a desire here and now to use
[01:53:41] some last chance to overthrow Russia,
[01:53:45] Americans don't need this, simply, I think that this
[01:53:48] difference in positions, we, of course, need to maintain this leeway.
[01:53:53] Maintain some dialogue with America in order
[01:53:56] to provide them with this thread,
[01:53:59] look, the FBI director is coming to us, let him, let this
[01:54:02] mean that they want to maintain flexibility, let this flexibility
[01:54:06] be maintained in order to facilitate our advance on
[01:54:09] the ground, and ultimately achieve the goals that
[01:54:12] we have set as
[01:59:05] Gremyashchy hit a target with a Kalibr missile. From Avacha
[01:59:09] Bay, the cruise missile accurately reached the Kura training ground in
[01:59:12] Kamchatka, covering 1,300 km. Right now, large-scale
[01:59:15] exercises are continuing in the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk, and
[01:59:19] also in the Pacific
[01:59:20] Ocean.
[01:59:25] Comrade Commander, warhead two is ready for battle. Comrade Commander,
[01:59:28] 1 minute to launch, normal launch conditions have been met. Yes,
[01:59:32] launch. Yes, launch. Commander.
[01:59:35] 2, start pre-launch preparation. Yes.
[01:59:39] 6 5
[01:59:40] 4
[01:59:54] Well, a new wave of anomalous heat has hit Europe. In Slovakia and
[01:59:58] Austria, a temperature record -
[02:00:01] 41°C. The Danube and Rhine rivers have become record low in
[02:00:05] Germany, the use of water is being urgently restricted
[02:00:08] also due to the heat. The example of Poland
[02:00:12] is also hot there. Tusk personally went to
[02:00:15] check if Warsaw was ready for what? For the elements:
[02:00:18] the entire internet, when he published his appearance,
[02:00:22] is now laughing at Tusk, on social
[02:00:26] networks, politicians are for some reason called homeless,
[02:00:29] the appearance is indeed
[02:00:54] The broadcast of the Russia TV channel continues with news, in the studio Evgeny Rashkov,
[02:00:58] hello, right away, footage that we just received from
[02:01:01] the Kremlin: Vladimir Putin met with the Vice.