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[00:00:00] Russia's defense has published new footage. The defeat
[00:00:03] of the 110 kW substation in the Kharkiv region.
[00:00:07] A railway locomotive that was carrying
[00:00:11] military cargo came under attack.
[00:00:14] There are reports of strikes on factories and military-industrial complex enterprises in the Kharkiv,
[00:00:17] Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporozhye, and Odesa regions. Not a single
[00:00:20] missile was intercepted.
[00:01:03] Thursday in the big news release on Russia channel. Tatyana
[00:01:07] Remizova is in the studio. Hello.
[00:01:10] In the Black Sea, Russian
[00:01:14] armed forces attacked ships with military cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
[00:01:17] Zornitsa, a strategic height, has been liberated in Zaporozhye.
[00:01:21] It was used to launch drones.
[00:01:24] The second anniversary of the invasion of Ukrainian
[00:01:27] militants into the Kursk region. Sudzha mourns innocent
[00:01:30] victims,
[00:01:32] how
[00:01:35] so, recalls the feat of heroes
[00:01:38] who liberated the borderlands, among the assault troops who went to the enemy's rear along
[00:01:42] the gas pipeline, there was a female sniper.
[00:01:45] Entering Sudzha through the pipe was really very
[00:01:49] difficult, both physically and, probably,
[00:01:53] psychologically. Special thanks to the fearless soldiers of
[00:01:56] the DPR, who bravely fought for the Russian land.
[00:02:02] Deepening of the fairway of the Northern Sea Route, a mineral fertilizer plant in Nakhodka,
[00:02:06] the second branch of the Severo-Muisky tunnel of the Baikal-Amur Mainline, investments
[00:02:09] of 6.5 rubles. Vice-Prime Minister Trutnev
[00:02:13] reported to the President on promising projects in the Far
[00:02:15] East. How did you spend the night?
[00:02:19] We warmed ourselves under the cover of the plane, it was very
[00:02:23] cold, we had ice, we survived after
[00:02:26] the crash and waited for rescue for 3 days in the Irkutsk hills.
[00:02:30] The pilots of the fire-fighting Cessna told the news how
[00:02:33] they remained
[00:02:34] alive.
[00:02:41] I don't want him to be like Biden. Jokes
[00:02:44] are over, as are interceptor missiles. Trump
[00:02:47] lashed out at the Pentagon and Hexit for depleting weapons
[00:02:51] stockpiles as a result of the war with Iran. Everything is
[00:02:55] calm in Baghdad, as Iraq recovers after
[00:02:58] the American invasion.
[00:03:30] Olympiad participants against straight-A students. The admissions campaign
[00:03:33] for universities exacerbated the confrontation between the smartest.
[00:03:36] 310 points, yes, that's really how it is. I even know some people
[00:03:40] who haven't gotten in. Why even with the maximum Unified State Exam score, is it
[00:03:43] impossible to get into a state-funded program?
[00:03:58] Explosions thunder off the coast. Jet drones attack targets in
[00:04:01] the waters and Black Sea ports. Earlier today, Russian
[00:04:05] forces carried out a series of precise strikes against railway
[00:04:08] infrastructure, logistics centers, and enterprises used
[00:04:11] by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In the DPR, units of the Center
[00:04:15] group are advancing south of Dobropillya, with fighting for
[00:04:18] Matishevo and Vodyanskoye. West of Konstantinovka, Russian soldiers
[00:04:22] are advancing on the outskirts of Alekseevka-Druzhkovka, approaching the
[00:04:26] Slavyansk-Kramatorsk line. On the results of combat operations in...
[00:04:38] Vacationers on the beach in Odesa now combine it with filming strikes on
[00:04:41] dry cargo ships. With sniper-like precision, the Geranium flies directly into
[00:04:45] the ship's superstructure, where the wheelhouse is located. Black Sea
[00:04:49] ports have been virtually closed for almost half a month. Every attempt
[00:04:52] to break through is thwarted by the Russian army. The armed
[00:04:56] forces of the Russian Federation continued to strike at naval
[00:05:00] vessels involved in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Attack drones
[00:05:03] in the Black Sea, south and east of Odesa, hit two naval
[00:05:07] vessels of the dry cargo type, which were delivering cargo
[00:05:10] of military designation. The simplest and most massive way of delivering weapons to Ukraine has been blocked,
[00:05:14] moreover, idle ports inflict damage on the entire country's economy.
[00:05:18] Now, following the farmers, miners have started complaining. It's getting
[00:05:22] harder to export ore, incomes are falling, and enrichment plants have to be shut down.
[00:05:26] Due to the cessation of the maritime corridor and the reduction in iron ore
[00:05:29] product exports, Ukraine may lose 670 million
[00:05:33] dollars in export revenue monthly, or
[00:05:37] 700-800 million dollars annually. Production in the iron ore
[00:05:39] industry may decrease by 40%.
[00:05:43] Strikes continue against other
[00:05:45] strategic targets.
[00:05:48] In Pavlohrad, a whole series of hits on logistical warehouses where
[00:05:51] drones and spare parts for them were stored. In Kharkiv region,
[00:05:54] the Lozova railway station was hit. This is the largest
[00:05:58] transport hub, through which, among other things, weapons pass. In
[00:06:02] Odesa, drones covered a parking lot for heavy trucks, which are also often
[00:06:05] used in the interests of Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics.
[00:06:09] And in Kyiv, for the second day now, the warehouse of the Ukrainian
[00:06:13] retailer Rozetka is still burning. Since the beginning of July, a total of
[00:06:16] 4000 square kilometers of warehouse space belonging to various
[00:06:19] companies have been destroyed. The damage cannot yet be calculated even by the owner
[00:06:23] himself. Unfortunately, the amount of losses is estimated
[00:06:26] in billions of hryvnias. We have
[00:06:30] no help, and we will only receive compensation if we win the war. But on
[00:06:34] the front lines, only Russian soldiers are advancing. Here, in the Zaporizhzhia
[00:06:37] direction, a 3-ton high-explosive charge is dismantling a crossing. In the zone
[00:06:41] of responsibility of the Southern group, some areas of Sloviansk and Kramatorsk are already under
[00:06:45] shelling. The Russian army is getting closer and closer to these
[00:06:48] last major, as yet unliberated cities of the DPR.
[00:06:52] Aviation and loitering munitions struck formations of five
[00:06:55] mechanized assault brigades, a marine
[00:06:59] infantry brigade, and an assault regiment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the areas
[00:07:02] of Sloviansk, Kramatorsk, Yasnohirka, Nikonorivka,
[00:07:05] Orekhovatka, Verolyubivka. Dangerously, the enemy lost up to 160
[00:07:08] servicemen. The Vostok group of forces liberated
[00:07:14] the settlement of Zornitsa in the Zaporozhye region yesterday. Our war correspondent Kirill
[00:07:17] Popov observed the actions of the soldiers. Artillery cleans up fortified areas.
[00:07:21] These are pinpoint strikes on Ukrainian Armed Forces positions near the village
[00:07:25] of Zornitsa.
[00:07:29] The militants were dislodged by units of the 5th Separate Guards Tank Brigade
[00:07:32] of the 36th Army of the Vostok group of forces. Zornitsa, located on
[00:07:36] a strategic height, was one of the centers for launching
[00:07:39] drones. Here our aerial reconnaissance records a drone landing
[00:07:43] in one of the village courtyards, nearby a communication antenna, a moment later an attack
[00:07:46] bird flies into the house on the plot.
[00:07:50] Militants controlled heavy hexacopters from houses, of which there are
[00:07:53] fifty in the village, as well as from dugouts,
[00:07:57] which were a network of underground communications. The fortification, that
[00:08:00] is, turning left, there was another room, behind
[00:08:04] it there was a third room. There were also
[00:08:08] foxholes there, that is, passages dug in the wall,
[00:08:11] manholes, they hid there until the last moment,
[00:08:15] concrete bunkers, strongholds were successively identified and precisely
[00:08:18] targeted with both drones and barrel artillery, the sky over
[00:08:22] Zornitsa was dirty, here is one of the downed enemy drones, on
[00:08:25] its tail section an Ukrainian trident, all of this is now
[00:08:29] trash, here are the brains, the electronic stuffing
[00:08:32] of the drone is of interest to our engineers, with the liberation
[00:08:36] of Zarnitsa. They destroy ground robots
[00:08:40] attempting to deliver food and ammunition to Ukrainian
[00:09:00] soldiers. Our drone operators threaten
[00:09:04] around the clock. 24/7, and their
[00:09:07] workday doesn't end,
[00:09:10] most of their drones arrive either early in the morning or late in the evening. In
[00:09:14] the dark, FPV drones with night vision cameras operate. Along
[00:09:18] the entire line of combat engagement, the intensity of air battles between drones
[00:09:22] of all types continues to increase. The best interceptor
[00:09:25] of the Russian army, the Sokil drone, is constantly being
[00:09:28] improved. It allows
[00:09:31] for a remote
[00:09:34] detonation, thus not even needing to
[00:09:37] fly close to the enemy. The functions of a
[00:09:41] drone fighter are perfectly performed by the Strela
[00:09:45] anti-aircraft missile system. The future of ground combat operations
[00:09:48] depends on who will control the air in the near future. Alexey
[00:10:01] region. During 9 months of occupation of border areas,
[00:10:04] 640 civilians died, thousands were forced
[00:10:07] to leave their homes. The symbol of common memory
[00:10:10] and sorrow became the bell ringing that sounded exactly at noon in
[00:10:14] all churches of the region.
[00:10:17] In the center of Kursk, near the stone laid in
[00:10:25] the foundation of the future monument to the heroes who saved civilians from
[00:10:29] the aggression of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, today a memorial prayer and
[00:10:32] a flower-laying ceremony took place. Meanwhile, Ukrainian militants
[00:10:35] continue to attack the cities and villages of the region. As reported
[00:10:39] by the head of the region, Alexander Khinshtein, just this day, as a result
[00:10:43] of enemy drone attacks, two people died,
[00:10:46] 13 were injured.
[00:10:49] About the tragedy of Sudzha and the heroism
[00:10:52] of those who liberated it.
[00:10:59] Bypassing anti-drone corridors, we enter Sudzha. Two years
[00:11:03] ago, it was impossible to get here. Today, the wounded
[00:11:06] city is a place for collecting evidence of the atrocities
[00:11:09] of neo-Nazis. Almost the entire road was
[00:11:11] strewn with burnt civilian
[00:11:15] cars. On August 6, 2024, Ukrainian Armed Forces militants
[00:11:19] invaded the Kursk region. The enemy spared no one, cut off
[00:11:22] evacuation routes, and opened fire on civilians. Every
[00:11:55] day she remembers her mother, she misses her, they often visit her at
[00:11:58] the cemetery, on the monument, the date that divided the lives of hundreds
[00:12:02] of thousands of people into before and
[00:12:04] after,
[00:12:06] how
[00:12:13] so, for the liberation of the borderlands, all forces of the northern group were thrown in.
[00:12:16] Fortified areas and enemy positions were continuously ironed out by our
[00:12:19] artillery and aviation, assault troops went forward,
[00:12:22] it was very fast, that is, weapons, equipment were issued directly
[00:12:26] from the Urals to the personnel, that is, everything was
[00:12:30] so quickly planned, in order to stop the enemy.
[00:12:33] The whole country mobilized its forces, thousands of tons of aid
[00:12:37] arrived in the region, volunteers from different regions came,
[00:12:41] the People's Front deployed a humanitarian headquarters, day and night
[00:12:45] caring people were on duty at temporary accommodation centers,
[00:12:48] working in warehouses.
[00:12:50] Our soldiers, one by one, liberated settlements.
[00:12:55] The turning point of the battle was Operation Potok. Russian
[00:12:58] assault troops, fully equipped and armed, entered the rear of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
[00:13:01] through a gas pipeline. Ripley, a female sniper, covered
[00:13:05] a fifteen-kilometer path underground, alongside her comrades in arms.
[00:13:08] Entering Sudzha through the pipe
[00:13:12] was really very difficult, both physically and,
[00:13:15] probably, psychologically, because,
[00:13:17] being in a confined space, in the cold, in the dampness, it is quite
[00:13:21] difficult to deal with this psychologically... Well, of course,
[00:13:55] of course, for us it's also a joy that we are not going over
[00:13:58] the top, we are going on the ground. The militants fled from
[00:14:01] Sudzha, and then from Gornali, a small village right on
[00:14:05] the border. On April 26, 2025, the Russian
[00:14:08] flag was raised over the dominant
[00:14:11] height.
[00:14:12] The monastery, tracing its history from
[00:14:17] a small wooden church, erected in the 16th century, has risen
[00:14:20] from the ruins many times. The brothers believe that the war-torn
[00:14:24] abbey will be restored again.
[00:14:27] We spent 25 years to restore
[00:14:30] it in its time. Perhaps
[00:14:33] now God will determine everything
[00:14:37] by His will. 170 residents of the region who were abducted during
[00:14:41] the occupation in Sumy have been returned home. Large-scale work
[00:14:44] continues, the crimes of the Kyiv regime do not go
[00:14:47] unpunished. The number of criminal cases is growing daily, the lion's
[00:14:51] share falling under the article on terrorism. Do you admit
[00:14:54] your guilt? Yes. As a result of the brutal actions
[00:14:57] of the militants, 640 civilians
[00:15:00] died, and 561
[00:15:03] people were wounded. There is evidence of
[00:15:06] mass killings, as well as looting. Neo-Nazis
[00:15:09] shelled the homes of civilians. Artillery and tanks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces hit
[00:15:13] shops, kindergartens, and hospitals. Ukrainian Armed Forces militants
[00:15:16] tried to level the local school. If you pay attention to
[00:15:20] the background, it might seem that the main destruction fell on
[00:15:23] the roof of the building. But in fact, the collapse was so severe
[00:15:27] that it reached the educational floor. All damages
[00:15:31] are recorded, the damage caused to the region is established.
[00:15:34] This is presumably a fragment from a shell, probably
[00:15:37] either from an MLRS or
[00:15:40] artillery. The Kursk border helps heal the wounds
[00:15:43] of the borderlands, United Russia volunteers are restoring houses
[00:15:47] damaged by shelling. Sappers are getting closer
[00:15:49] to the border, and more than 170 thousand hectares
[00:15:52] of land have already been demined. The work continues,
[00:15:56] engineer troops are assisted by Bars-Kursk
[00:15:59] volunteers.
[00:16:03] Peaceful life will return to Sudzha, Yevgeny Shestopalov is confident. The abbot
[00:16:06] of the Trinity Church has repeatedly become a hero of our reports.
[00:16:10] In the first days of the Ukrainian Armed Forces invasion, he sheltered civilians in
[00:16:13] the monastery. The video recorded by the priest during the shelling
[00:16:17] spread across the country. It is already burning, smoke
[00:16:21] is coming from the city,
[00:16:24] everywhere, everywhere. After the evacuation, Yevgeny returned
[00:16:28] to dangerous areas many times, evacuating people, delivering
[00:16:31] humanitarian aid. Despite two injuries and a предстоящую
[00:16:35] operation, he still supports.
[00:17:37] Enemy APCs were burned using attack UAVs, having perfectly
[00:17:41] mastered their use. The advance of the assault troops was supported by
[00:17:44] artillery and mortar crews known for their skill.
[00:17:48] Hit,
[00:17:52] well done!
[00:17:53] Korean soldiers and officers
[00:17:56] proved to be perfectly trained, disciplined and
[00:17:59] fearless warriors who instantly adapted to the new
[00:18:03] realities of war. DPRK fighters drove the enemy to
[00:18:13] flight and raised Russian tricolors on the Kursk land
[00:18:16] they liberated. The enemy, initially meeting Korean units with
[00:18:20] arrogance, quickly realized that they were dealing with steadfast warriors who
[00:18:24] fight to the end even in the most difficult situations, and do not
[00:18:27] surrender alive.
[00:18:30] during World War II, in
[00:19:37] 1951. Our instructors forged the might of the DPRK army, and pilots
[00:19:41] ensured air superiority, shooting down over
[00:19:44] 1,300 enemy aircraft. Today in the DPRK,
[00:19:47] this assistance is well remembered. Monuments have been erected to Soviet
[00:19:51] soldiers, and their exploits are thoroughly recounted in history
[00:19:54] lessons. Korean warrior victors
[00:19:57] were welcomed home
[00:20:02] as heroes. For excellent service, they were thanked
[00:20:05] by the head of the DPRK, Kim Jong, who knew the names of everyone who returned
[00:20:08] and those who could not return. Their struggle
[00:20:12] thwarted the plans of the US and Western countries to achieve hegemonic
[00:20:15] goals. A year after the liberation of the Kursk region, a
[00:20:18] memorial complex was opened in Pyongyang, at its center is a sculpture where
[00:20:22] Russian and Korean soldiers stand shoulder to
[00:20:25] shoulder. Moscow was represented at the ceremony by Defense Minister Andrei
[00:20:28] Belousov and State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav
[00:20:32] Volodin. After the final defeat
[00:20:35] of the enemy in the Kursk region, the work
[00:20:38] of the Korean military on Russian soil continued. Sappers
[00:20:42] from the DPRK are helping to clear mines in the liberated
[00:20:45] territories. 6.5 trillion rubles
[00:20:48] of investment were attracted by
[00:20:54] the regions of the Far East. This was reported by Yury Trutnev,
[00:20:58] Deputy Prime Minister and Plenipotentiary Representative of the President in the federal district,
[00:21:01] at a meeting with Vladimir Putin. One of the main
[00:21:04] reasons for success is the preferential regime for business. Thanks to it, in
[00:21:08] a whole series of the most important areas of development of the Far Eastern lands,
[00:21:12] the pace exceeds the average Russian rates. About how this
[00:21:20] exceed the all-Russian ones, especially in terms of attracting investments. This was
[00:21:24] reported by Deputy Prime Minister and Presidential Envoy in the federal district Yury Trutnev
[00:21:27] to the President: You set us the task
[00:21:30] of reaching an investment attraction level of
[00:21:34] 12 trillion rubles by
[00:21:37] 2030. Now we have 6.5 trillion,
[00:21:40] so we will try to exceed that in previous
[00:21:43] years too, we tried and
[00:21:47] succeeded.
[00:21:50] investments exceeded by one and a half times
[00:21:53] in industrial production by
[00:21:55] 20%.
[00:21:59] On the Northern Sea Route, work should begin on deepening the
[00:22:02] fairway to allow ships with a larger draft, and thus cargo, to pass. In
[00:22:06] Nakhodka, a mineral fertilizer plant is preparing to open. At the Vostochny
[00:22:09] Cosmodrome, construction of a launch pad for a super-heavy
[00:22:13] class rocket is ongoing. And in Buryatia, work is underway
[00:22:17] on the second branch. Russky Island is
[00:24:31] another center of Russian education and science. Last year,
[00:24:34] a pilot site for an innovative scientific and technological center
[00:24:37] was opened there, the construction of which is planned until
[00:24:41] 2030. Work has already begun there,
[00:24:44] 16 residents have registered, they work in the fields
[00:24:48] of technology, biomedicine, pharmaceuticals,
[00:24:51] scientific and educational complexes. Let's do it again,
[00:24:54] yes, exactly, that we have a whole number
[00:24:57] of scientists returning to the Russian
[00:25:01] Federation. If
[00:25:14] Forum will be held on Russky Island.
[00:25:18] between government and business to
[00:25:29] frozen, but alive. The pilots missing in the Irkutsk taiga
[00:25:33] were taken to Bodaibo hospital today. They made contact
[00:25:36] yesterday, managing to repair the broken radio from
[00:25:39] the damaged plane and transmit their coordinates. Due to unflyable
[00:25:43] weather, the crew could only be evacuated this morning. One of
[00:25:56] gratitude to the rescuers, the pilots of Rosaviatsiya, and only then answers
[00:25:59] to questions, tell me, how do you feel? Great.
[00:26:03] How did you survive, what did you eat? Nothing, just
[00:26:06] hunger? Sweets and that's it. First thing at the hospital, the
[00:26:10] aircraft commander Alexander Nazarov and observer pilot Philip Zykov report
[00:26:13] the coordinates of forest fires to their colleagues. They flew out of the village
[00:26:16] of Mama and circled the Bodaibo district, inspecting fires.
[00:26:20] Approximately 100 km from the district center, in mountainous terrain,
[00:26:23] the weather worsened. The pilots worked in thick fog, when
[00:26:26] visibility became zero, they could not see the hill and crashed
[00:26:30] into it. Trees helped, they... noticeably softened
[00:26:33] the impact. They waited for help for 3 days, the aircraft tracker stopped showing
[00:26:37] its location. At night, the temperature dropped below
[00:26:40] 10°. We warmed ourselves under the
[00:26:43] plane's cover, it was very cold, we had ice
[00:26:46] on the glass, it was blowing, well,
[00:26:49] we warmed up slowly like that, of course, of course, we didn't sleep,
[00:26:52] though, and we couldn't make a fire with anything, and
[00:26:56] there were shrubs everywhere, we were afraid there would be a fire. They
[00:27:00] heard they were being searched for, but the tree crowns, as if... hid their
[00:27:03] small Cessna on the hill. Philip and Alexander assembled a radio and were
[00:27:07] able to report their location to a passing scheduled flight from Bodaibo to
[00:27:10] Irkutsk. How did you assemble the radio, from what? How did you establish contact?
[00:27:14] So you pulled the radio out of the plane? No, no, we unscrewed
[00:27:17] it with a can opener, a regular one, the kind that opens
[00:27:20] cans, and it worked. But you didn't lose
[00:27:23] hope? We didn't lose hope. How
[00:27:26] happy were you when you managed to make contact with the plane?
[00:27:29] Of course. What did you say? I was happy. I quickly said,
[00:27:33] well, the battery was dying, probably quickly. Doctors at the Bodaibo
[00:27:36] regional hospital have already examined the pilots, both got off with abrasions and
[00:27:39] bruises, but they will have to spend a few days in
[00:27:43] intensive care. Observation is required one way or
[00:27:46] another. One of them has a very
[00:27:48] high blood sugar level, well, the other
[00:27:52] needs wound treatment on his face, preferably in
[00:27:55] hospital conditions, of course.
[00:27:58] The pilots are not even thirty. The commander, Alexander Nazar from St. Petersburg,
[00:28:02] and the observer pilot Philip Zykov from the Irkutsk region, are both
[00:28:06] professionals. There is a job description that they go through
[00:28:09] every 3 years, called refresher courses.
[00:28:13] These qualifications include such lines as survival
[00:28:15] in the forest and survival in case of a
[00:28:19] plane crash. In the near future, the crashed plane will be examined by investigators,
[00:28:22] who have three versions. Technical malfunction,
[00:28:26] violation of piloting rules, and also
[00:28:28] emergency landing of the aircraft. Victoria Butova, Vesti Irkutsk
[00:29:12] bilateral cooperation. Trade turnover exceeds 5 billion
[00:29:15] dollars, and the number of companies with Russian capital operating in Kyrgyzstan is already
[00:29:19] more than 2,000. Vladimir Putin stated this in his address to
[00:29:23] the participants of the Russian-Kyrgyz Economic Forum and
[00:29:26] Interregional Conference, which opened today.
[00:29:29] Government representatives, heads of regions, entrepreneurs, and scientists, a total of
[00:29:33] over a thousand representatives from both countries gathered in Issyk-Kul.
[00:29:36] The range of topics of the forum and
[00:29:40] conference is broad and diverse. This includes deepening
[00:29:44] trade, investment, and industrial cooperation, cooperation in agriculture,
[00:29:48] transport, digitalization,
[00:29:51] tourism. Russia actively participates in
[00:29:54] the development of Kyrgyzstan's energy infrastructure and the creation
[00:29:58] of new facilities. Russia and Kyrgyzstan cooperate
[00:30:01] closely in the humanitarian
[00:30:19] sphere. We continue construction in Kyrgyzstan of nine schools with
[00:30:22] instruction in Russian, and also a campus of the Slavic
[00:30:26] University in Bishkek.
[00:30:29] and Kyrgyzstan have the broadest prospects for mutually beneficial
[00:30:32] cooperation, I am convinced that our actions will continue
[00:30:36] to be jointly pursued by Russian and Kyrgyz business circles and
[00:30:40] regions, who will continue to universally contribute to ensuring
[00:30:44] the economic growth of our countries and the social well-being of our
[00:30:48] citizens. And also in Kyrgyzstan today,
[00:30:52] the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council met, the second this year. On
[00:30:55] the agenda of negotiations between Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and his colleagues
[00:30:59] from EAEU countries are about a dozen and a half
[00:31:02] issues, including e-commerce, the development of a common agricultural
[00:31:06] market, and food security. Today's meeting is in a
[00:31:09] narrow format, and tomorrow expanded negotiations will be held. I've finished
[00:31:13] my report.
[00:31:20] landed near the Tien Shan mountains at Cholpon-Ata airport. Mikhail
[00:31:24] Mishustin is greeted with the national Kyrgyz treat,
[00:31:27] Baursaki.
[00:31:30] In Kyrgyzstan, Mikhail Mishustin arrived to participate in the annual meeting
[00:31:33] of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council. The meeting of government heads
[00:31:37] today takes place at the Cholpon-Ata state residence. As we were just informed,
[00:31:41] the delegations have already arrived. The zone is already ready.
[00:31:57] Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, the main topics for
[00:32:01] discussion are trade development and ensuring food
[00:32:04] security. For all major types
[00:32:07] of food, we fully provide for ourselves
[00:32:10] and are, along with Kazakhstan, also
[00:32:13] ... exporters
[00:32:17] of grain to world markets. These days, a Russian-Kyrgyz
[00:32:20] forum is also taking place in Cholpan-Ata. economic forum. In two days,
[00:32:23] over 40 cooperation agreements were signed. Moscow and
[00:32:27] Bishkek are connected not only by long-standing friendship but also by strong
[00:32:30] business relations. Our country is the largest investor in the economy
[00:32:33] of Kyrgyzstan. There are 2,000 companies operating in the republic with Russian
[00:32:37] participation. In just one year, trade turnover between the countries increased
[00:32:41] by more than a quarter. Russia supplies gas, oil,
[00:32:44] and metals. And from sunny Kyrgyzstan we receive textiles, dairy
[00:32:47] products, berries, and fruits. This is how apricot
[00:32:51] plantations look: this one on Issyk-Kul is one of
[00:32:54] the largest, it covers 3 hectares, they say the harvest this
[00:32:58] year is unprecedented. It's August, the season is already
[00:33:02] coming to an end, but look, the branches
[00:33:05] are covered with apricots, large, juicy ones.
[00:33:09] Soon all of this will be harvested and sent to us in Russia. Every year Kyrgyzstan
[00:33:13] exports about 20 thousand tons of apricots to Russia,
[00:33:17] even more strawberries, apples, and cherries. We have
[00:33:20] sharp temperature drops, for example, during the day
[00:33:24] +30, in the evening +10, because
[00:33:26] of this, apricots gain a very good taste.
[00:33:29] The climate here is ideal for recreation: on one
[00:33:33] side mountains, on the other the famous Lake Issyk-Kul. The colorful
[00:33:37] resort town has long been loved by our tourists. With the participation of
[00:33:40] Russian investors, new hotels and bath
[00:33:43] complexes are being built. A Russian restaurant has just opened
[00:33:46] on the coast. We found this idea very interesting, we
[00:33:49] invest in supporting Russian culture, in
[00:33:53] preserving traditions, and transferring these traditions
[00:34:07] and pointers are all in two languages. Russian is the second official language here, it is
[00:34:11] spoken in families, in classes. In Kyrgyzstan, nine schools
[00:34:15] with Russian-language education are currently being built, and also a campus of the Slavic
[00:34:18] University in Bishkek. In recent years, dozens of memorandums
[00:34:22] of cooperation agreements have been signed between Russia and Kyrgyzstan in industry, machine building, and
[00:34:25] raw material processing. The key direction is energy.
[00:34:28] A large-scale Rosatom project is a wind power plant, it will be built right
[00:34:32] here in the Issyk-Kul region. And a solar power plant with a capacity of
[00:34:36] 300 megawatts. The solar plant should cover approximately
[00:34:40] 30% of the electricity deficit that exists here. But here there is active
[00:34:42] construction, so the need for electricity
[00:34:45] is great, and we are interested in exporting our technologies. Well, tomorrow will be
[00:34:49] the second day of the meeting, where the delegations will meet in
[00:34:52] an expanded format. Anna
[00:35:04] de Janeiro, where presidential aide Nikolay Patrushev arrived.
[00:35:07] The head of the Maritime Board visited the shipbuilding and ship repair
[00:35:10] complex of the Brazilian Navy, Arsenal. One of
[00:35:14] the most important industrial clusters of the country and virtually a symbol of its
[00:35:17] military-industrial complex. The topic of negotiations was cooperation in ensuring
[00:35:20] technological sovereignty. In addition, Nikolay Patrushev visited
[00:35:24] the Naval Museum, where an exhibition dedicated to the renowned Soviet Admiral
[00:35:27] Sergey Gorshkov opened. The victims of one of the most terrible tragedies in
[00:35:31] history are being remembered today in
[00:35:34] Japan. 81 years ago, Americans dropped an atomic
[00:35:37] bomb on Hiroshima. On that day, tens of thousands died
[00:35:41] instantly. About who is responsible for
[00:35:50] the deaths of peaceful civilians, not a word was said today by the UN
[00:35:53] Secretary-General, nor the Japanese Prime Minister, nor the Mayor of Hiroshima. What even on
[00:35:57] a day of mourning and sorrow makes all these officials silent, in
[00:36:10] the Peace Park, where the epicenter was. Here they buried
[00:36:13] bodies that were collected from all over the city, but directly in
[00:36:17] this part of the city there was no one to collect. At the moment of the explosion,
[00:36:20] the temperature at the epicenter reached 300° Celsius, leaving nothing
[00:36:24] of people. except a stain on the ground. The remaining
[00:36:27] shadow of a person sitting on the stone steps of a destroyed bank is among
[00:36:31] the exhibits of the local museum.
[00:36:34] The mushroom cloud from the uranium charge
[00:36:38] "Little Boy" with a power of 12 kilotons, dropped from an American
[00:36:42] bomber at 8:15 AM on August 6, 1945,
[00:36:45] leveled half the city with a population of
[00:36:49] 400,000 people. The Americans then meticulously documented
[00:36:52] the horrifying injuries, including those of Japanese children, as
[00:36:56] evidence of the power of American weapons. Hibakusha, as
[00:36:59] survivors of the explosion or those suffering from the effects of radiation sickness are called in Japan,
[00:37:02] annually add to the mournful list of
[00:37:06] victims. My husband is a Hibakusha. 8 years ago he
[00:37:10] died of cancer. He managed to survive the explosion, but the symptoms
[00:37:13] of radiation sickness plagued him throughout his life. His name is included in
[00:37:17] the official list of victims. I always come here to
[00:37:21] pray. We must remember that tragedy so that it never
[00:37:24] happens again. The lists of Hibakusha who passed away in the past
[00:37:27] year are brought to the memorial in Hiroshima before the eternal flame every
[00:37:31] August 6th. Currently, there are officially over
[00:37:34] 350 thousand of them.
[00:37:37] Specially trained and banded
[00:37:42] pigeons are brought in advance; they must spend the night before the ceremony in
[00:37:46] these cages. There are about 400 of them.
[00:37:49] The chimes of the memorial bell ring
[00:38:01] at exactly 8:15 AM, after which all those present bow their heads
[00:38:04] in a minute of silence. Then, the order is one that has been practiced for years:
[00:38:08] the traditional declaration of peace from the Mayor of Hiroshima, in which he
[00:38:12] calls on all countries to abandon nuclear weapons and stop
[00:38:15] conflicts, but he does so in a peculiar way. The Hiroshima authorities in
[00:38:19] 2022 banned the Russian delegation, the only country, from participating
[00:38:23] in the ceremonies. For example, in the case of
[00:38:26] or the US, such principledness is not observed, and out of all
[00:38:29] current conflicts, the mayor mentioned only
[00:38:32] the Ukrainian one again. The instantaneous
[00:38:35] annihilation by atomic fire of tens of thousands of people, about 70 thousand in
[00:38:39] Hiroshima died immediately, and another equal number by the end of 1945,
[00:38:42] the thirty-third US President Harry Truman called the greatest
[00:38:46] thing in history. He uttered this phrase on board the cruiser Augusta,
[00:38:50] returning from the Potsdam conference. Since then, not a single
[00:38:52] American leader has uttered even a hint of remorse or
[00:38:56] regret. And the forty-seventh US President Donald Trump,
[00:38:59] when he visited Japan last year, even called the bombing of Japanese
[00:39:03] cities a small conflict, after which the United States and Japan
[00:39:06] became the closest friends. A year after
[00:39:09] the war, at Christmas 1946, Americans even held a football
[00:39:13] tournament among the ruins of burnt Nagasaki, in order to, as the
[00:39:16] command explained, let off steam and show the glory of American sports,
[00:39:20] simultaneously organizing a beauty contest called "Miss Atomic
[00:39:24] Bomb." All statements by Japanese officials at
[00:39:27] memorial ceremonies are united by a delicate silence about who actually destroyed the civilian
[00:39:33] population of Japanese cities with nuclear explosions. Having occupied the Japanese
[00:39:36] islands in September 1945, American
[00:39:39] troops remain to this day in their bases in Japan. Japan itself
[00:39:43] is officially now under the protection of the US nuclear
[00:39:46] umbrella. And the tragedy of August 1945 is called
[00:39:50] a mistake. This is written on the memorial
[00:39:52] stone. I interpret this as an appeal to humanity.
[00:39:56] America dropped the atomic bomb on Japan, but Japan also bears responsibility
[00:39:59] for the war that ensued, meaning the entire
[00:40:03] situation was a common mistake. The US does not
[00:40:06] share this view at an official level. The commander of the B-29 crew,
[00:40:09] Paul Tibbets, who dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, in
[00:40:13] all his interviews until the end of his days emphasized that he was proud
[00:40:16] of his participation in this
[00:40:17] tragedy.
[00:40:21] In three days, a similar memorial ceremony will take place in Nagasaki. The authorities
[00:40:25] of that city, since last year, have again started inviting Russia, so
[00:40:29] among the foreign guests
[00:40:40] region about hail. Altai expects a severe thunderstorm. Sakhalin
[00:40:44] anticipates a sharp rise in water levels. Island residents
[00:40:47] are urged not to leave their homes. Novosibirsk
[00:40:50] found itself under the storm's power. Several city streets went under
[00:40:53] water. Rescuers warn of the risk of communication line breaks, falling
[00:40:58] trees, and structures. Tomsk is battling the aftermath of heavy rains. Emergency
[00:41:02] services are pumping water from flooded roads and from
[00:41:04] basements. In Nalchik, the stormwater drainage could not cope with the volume
[00:41:08] of precipitation. Dozens of cars, caught in huge puddles, suffered
[00:41:12] a hydrolock
[00:41:13] of the engine.
[00:41:18] The area of forest fires in Yamal increased by 12 thousand hectares
[00:41:22] in 24 hours. Burning trees in remote areas have to be
[00:41:25] extinguished from the air.
[00:41:28] Pure springs, medicinal mud, a unique
[00:41:31] microclimate, and also the birthplace of the artist Petrov-Vodkin and
[00:41:35] the apple capital of the Volga region, the development of the resort
[00:41:38] town of Khvalynsk with its...
[00:41:41] The Chairman of the State Duma inspected the infrastructure renewal on site
[00:41:44] and together with the townspeople designed
[00:41:47] the future of the famous Volga health resort. They will create not
[00:41:51] only a modern medical base, but also conditions for training
[00:41:55] the necessary medical
[00:42:05] of the majestic Volga, the city of Khvalynsk, where the vast Volga
[00:42:08] floodplains every day meet stunning sunrises that
[00:42:12] paint the chalk mountains in shades of molten gold, opening
[00:42:16] new opportunities for tourism, health, and recreation.
[00:42:19] The Chairman of the State Duma, Vyacheslav Volodin, came to discuss the development of this unique
[00:42:23] place. What are we missing? What
[00:42:34] hospital, its own institution
[00:42:38] training young specialists, that's right.
[00:42:41] Khvalynsk is the pearl of the Saratov land. Four years ago, it
[00:42:45] officially received the status of a resort city. A unique
[00:42:48] microclimate, chalk mountains, coniferous forests, and 300 pristine
[00:42:52] springs. The water in each has its own taste and composition. Together
[00:42:55] with medicinal mud, it creates conditions for the development of
[00:42:59] balneology. The resort needs modern medicine. On
[00:43:02] the initiative of Vyacheslav Volodin, a new hospital is currently under construction
[00:43:06] in Khvalynsk, which will replace buildings of
[00:43:09] centuries-old age. I would, of course,
[00:43:12] like everything to work out, because the city
[00:43:15] has its own great
[00:43:18] history,
[00:43:21] and many interesting people who tried to do everything so that
[00:43:25] to our time,
[00:43:27] much of what they
[00:43:30] created reached us, and we
[00:43:34] use it to develop the city in
[00:43:37] the future. The hospital is named after the legendary surgeon, Anton
[00:43:40] Brazhovsky. As early as the beginning of the 20th century, he installed the first
[00:43:44] X-ray machine in the Saratov province and performed more than 500
[00:43:47] operations a year without a single fatality. His name
[00:43:51] is a symbol of service to people, and today a great legacy
[00:43:54] gets a new lease on life. To attract the best personnel to the modern hospital, with the support of Vyacheslav
[00:43:58] Volodin, an apartment building was built for doctors. In this
[00:44:02] building, which the chairman of the Duma inspected, a multifunctional
[00:44:05] college, a forge of personnel, will appear.
[00:44:09] Thus, a unified medical cluster is being created -
[00:44:12] housing, education, work. The city has
[00:44:15] potential, here is unique nature that
[00:44:18] allows people to recover.
[00:44:22] First of all, we need to solve the issues of quality
[00:44:25] healthcare. This is the creation of a city district
[00:44:28] central hospital, and then
[00:44:31] the opening of a department in the college for training
[00:44:34] nurses and paramedics. Then we will train
[00:44:38] staff for the sanatorium.
[00:44:41] and resort in other areas, this will create a good foundation. From
[00:44:45] such small towns, villages, districts,
[00:44:49] Russia begins, and Russia is its regions,
[00:44:52] this is the development of our
[00:45:00] order of Peter I, as a fortress. But why Khvalynsk?
[00:45:03] Well, it's simple: the Volga, on which the city stands, flows into the Caspian
[00:45:07] Sea, formerly the Khvalyn Sea, hence
[00:45:10] the name. In Khvalynsk, they carefully preserve the memory of the native
[00:45:13] of these places, the artist Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, inspired
[00:45:17] by the stunning landscapes where the Volga spreads up to 7
[00:45:21] km, and its waters burn in the flashes of the setting sun,
[00:45:25] Petrov-Vodkin created here his famous masterpiece: "Bathing of
[00:45:28] the Red Horse." The painter's name is borne by the local museum and
[00:45:31] art gallery, which were restored with the support of
[00:45:35] the chairman of the State Duma. Unlike
[00:45:38] many officials, he was a frequent
[00:45:42] guest always at our art museum, he
[00:45:45] was here not alone, he brought friends here,
[00:45:49] and this building, it is an old building, it is
[00:45:53] a building built in the middle of the 19th century, it never knew
[00:45:56] repair, finally in 2017 this building
[00:46:00] was restored, in the collection of the gallery are masterpieces of masters and
[00:46:03] works by contemporary artists from all over Russia, participants of the annual
[00:46:07] festival Khvalynskie Etudes, spiritual.
[00:46:22] in the chalk cliffs, where for 20 years in harsh asceticism, Elder
[00:46:26] Seraphim lived and healed people with local herbs. The sanatorium
[00:46:30] "Monk's Cave" has been restored with the support of Vyacheslav Volodin
[00:46:33] at the very foot of the national park, where
[00:46:36] relict plants that the glacier did not touch, and nearby on...
[00:46:54] century, when people came here from Astrakhan, from Kazan, from Moscow, from
[00:46:56] St. Petersburg, to the famous Old Believer monasteries, they lived
[00:47:00] there in dachas, they were not called tourists, they were mostly
[00:47:04] called dachniks. Lev Kassil came here, Alexey Tolstoy came here,
[00:47:08] beaches on the Volga, a ski resort, health resorts,
[00:47:11] modern infrastructure, and most importantly, care for
[00:47:15] people, creating a new look for the ancient Russian
[00:47:18] city, whose true potential
[00:48:33] our
[00:48:33] program.
[00:48:37] Ex-ambassador of Ukraine to the USA Stefanishyna has been charged with
[00:48:41] illicit enrichment. In court, she stated that she had no money and
[00:48:44] burst into tears.
[00:48:55] I don't want him to be like Biden. Jokes
[00:48:58] are over, as are interceptor missiles. Trump attacked the Pentagon and
[00:49:02] Hexa for depleting arms stockpiles as a result of the war with
[00:49:05] Iran.
[00:49:08] All is calm in Baghdad, how Iraq is recovering after
[00:49:12] the American invasion, and what connects it with
[00:49:30] Olympians versus 100-point scorers. The university admissions campaign intensified
[00:49:34] the confrontation of the smartest. 310 points, yes,
[00:49:37] really, I even know some people who didn't get in.
[00:49:41] Why even with a maximum USE score is it impossible to get
[00:49:44] a state-funded place? Lack of clouds, air from
[00:49:48] Africa. The hottest day of August is approaching the capital.
[00:55:21] EU countries refuse to transfer Patriot interceptors to Ukraine,
[00:55:24] fearing to exhaust all their stocks and weaken their own
[00:55:28] defense, reports the Washington Post. Another reason
[00:55:31] for European anxiety. Chernyshov, listening about corruption, the amount of bail for
[00:56:35] Stefanishyna, they sit and, you know, slyly chuckle, "I haven't seen
[00:56:39] any loud cases" - we haven't seen any loud cases brought to
[00:56:43] an end, where people were punished for illicit enrichment.
[00:56:46] A person who has been involved in a scandal is being tried to be hidden away, kept
[00:56:50] in the team. Stefanishyna came to the government with Zelensky's support,
[00:56:54] she was responsible for the key course of Western integration, then
[00:56:57] she headed the Ministry of Justice, then she became the face of Bankova in the USA, there is practically
[00:57:01] nothing more important than that. 500 of them left the country
[00:58:47] on the day they received the fake certificate, but they are no longer welcome there.
[00:58:51] According to the decision of the EU Council, Ukrainians of conscription age
[00:58:54] are deprived of temporary protection. Fugitives who escaped the country at the risk of their lives
[00:58:58] warn in social networks those who are just planning to. Romania no longer
[00:59:02] accepts them, they are no longer given protection. Yesterday, a friend of mine,
[00:59:05] he and I, he crossed the Tisa river, in May,
[00:59:08] and I'm naked, he's going back, the logistics of
[00:59:12] arms flows are changing. rolling stock, and a cargo
[00:59:16] plane with shells for Kyiv
[00:59:28] could not take off from Leipzig because a combat
[00:59:32] drone was detected near it. The drone was equipped with explosives,
[00:59:35] which means a new level of danger. This military cargo for
[00:59:39] the Kyiv regime was delivered.
[00:59:43] political rival of Zelensky, Ambassador
[01:00:17] Zaluzhny in London, he first
[01:00:26] directly announced that Ukraine should no longer hope for NATO
[01:00:30] membership, and secondly, that the alliance in the confrontation with Russia had laid
[01:00:33] almost all its military trump cards on the table. Ukraine used
[01:00:37] all types of weapons, well, except perhaps Tomahawks, nuclear weapons,
[01:00:41] aircraft carriers, F-35s. Resources
[01:00:45] are exhausted. Russia found countermeasures to all of this. The publication
[01:00:48] Politico reported today that American special services have reached
[01:00:52] a pre-Trump level in providing Kyiv with intelligence
[01:00:55] data. In Washington, however, this was not confirmed. The White House
[01:00:59] did not provide details on whether its relations with
[01:01:03] Ukraine in the field of intelligence sharing have expanded, but
[01:01:06] stressed that Trump is focused on facilitating an end to the war. And
[01:01:10] Warsaw again deprives Zelensky of the highest state award, the Order of the White
[01:01:14] Eagle, and it doesn't matter that he long ago flew to Poland
[01:01:17] by parcel post. Anti-Bandera rhetoric is currently
[01:01:20] too beneficial for the Polish authorities.
[01:01:23] elections are coming soon, and society is hostile towards
[01:01:27] Ukrainians, and attacks on refugees
[01:01:29] have become more frequent. The Chancellery of the President of Poland once again called for the deprivation of
[01:01:33] Volodymyr Zelensky of the Order of the White Eagle. The Rada proposed to respond to the
[01:01:37] Poles by renaming their cities, Helm, Rzeszów,
[01:01:40] Przemyśl and Preshev, should sound and be written in the
[01:01:44] Ukrainian manner, Holm, Ryashev, Pryashev and Pere.
[01:01:52] Those who allowed the leak of treacherous statements are already
[01:01:55] being sought, we will seek long prison sentences for them.
[01:01:59] Trump threatened prison for those involved in publications about significant
[01:02:03] reductions in missile stocks in the US. The day before, CNN
[01:02:06] published figures. In 5 months of war with Iran, Washington spent
[01:02:10] 80% of its Taat interceptor missiles and
[01:02:13] about half of its Patriot missiles. The head of the White House
[01:02:16] Hexet, who
[01:02:20] shifted the blame to his deputy, about
[01:02:23] a tactical error that still
[01:02:35] In the final stretch of the battle for Congress, any mass event of Trump becomes
[01:02:39] an election event, the voter heard and saw dances and speeches about the economy,
[01:02:42] so the main event of the rally in Las Vegas was the child of
[01:02:46] a waitress from a local casino, whom the US president
[01:02:50] had to personally catch on stage.
[01:02:53] I don't want him to be like
[01:02:56] Biden, blaming his predecessor for what is happening today.
[01:03:30] The largest strike since the Second World War, sounds especially ominous
[01:03:34] on the anniversary of the American atomic bombings. The stocks of
[01:03:37] conventional ammunition in the US are critically depleted and
[01:03:41] the room for maneuver is shrinking. Trump is now looking for
[01:03:44] the culprits of the failure among his own. When Trump
[01:03:48] made claims to Hexet about extremely limited weapons stocks,
[01:03:51] Hexet defended himself and accused his deputy Stephen Feienberg of
[01:03:55] a shortage of weapons, and that he did not ensure Trump's full awareness
[01:03:59] of this issue, therefore. This exchange of remarks underlined Trump's growing
[01:04:02] frustration with his defense minister, who was one of the main
[01:04:06] proponents of military action against Iran, convincing Trump that
[01:04:10] it would be a quick and relatively easy victory. The White House
[01:04:14] press secretary accused the Washington Post of lying, but
[01:04:17] the rapid depletion of Patriot and Taat interceptor missiles
[01:04:20] has been signaled by the military for all these past
[01:04:24] months. And after Trump postponed another raid on
[01:04:27] Iran, sources in the American media in...
[01:04:40] The United States has used almost all of its global stock of tactical missiles, in particular
[01:04:44] ATACMS tactical missiles and high-precision Precision Strike
[01:04:47] Missiles during Operation Epic Fury, meaning our stocks of
[01:04:51] offensive weapons are almost exhausted. In the Middle
[01:04:54] East, the arsenal of sea-based Tomahawk cruise missiles
[01:04:57] has also been halved, and to replenish all these stocks
[01:05:01] will take at least 5 years, and demonstrating strength not only to Iran, but to the entire
[01:05:05] rest of the world, is necessary right now, so it remains to
[01:05:08] publish neural images of himself with Generals Patton and
[01:05:12] MacArthur and threaten those who revealed this terrible military
[01:05:15] secret with lawsuits. The US has huge stocks of
[01:05:19] ammunition, especially of certain types. In addition,
[01:05:23] if necessary, newly produced ammunition is supplied to the United
[01:05:26] States in large volumes, persons allowing.
[01:05:35] they will face additional prison terms. However, publications in
[01:05:38] social networks are not capable of impressing Iran. Almost
[01:05:42] 8 months have passed since the first strikes, and Washington is still
[01:05:45] far from victory, which, as they are sure in Tehran,
[01:05:49] they expected to win in a few
[01:05:51] days. They started a twelve-day war, and
[01:05:55] the events that took place on December 18-19 showed
[01:05:58] the plans that they were developing.
[01:06:30] transit routes, the issue of entry and exit of sea shipping, as well as
[01:06:33] bilateral agreements with Oman. The alleged agreement
[01:06:37] will effectively hand over control of the Strait of Hormuz to Tehran,
[01:06:40] and without regard for Trump, Iran and Oman
[01:06:43] are discussing a transit fee of three to 7% of
[01:06:47] the value of the transported cargo, which looks like the price
[01:06:50] Washington will have to pay for ending this
[01:06:53] war, although JD Vance is forced to reassure that
[01:06:57] this can still be called a victory.
[01:07:01] I can confidently say that the outcome will be favorable for the United States
[01:07:05] of America, but we will use all the means at our disposal, military,
[01:07:08] economic and diplomatic, so that this situation ends correctly.
[01:07:12] Will Trump himself manage to reach an agreement with Iran or will he pass the conflict
[01:07:16] on? The same Washington Post reports that the US
[01:07:19] President has decided on a successor. According to Trump, in the
[01:07:23] 2028 elections, JD Vance
[01:07:26] should run under the Republican banner, promising to end this war.
[01:07:30] in 24 hours could well become his election
[01:07:33] slogan. Unlike the same Hexet, Vice President Vance was
[01:07:37] one of the most ardent opponents of Trump's Iranian adventure. He
[01:07:41] also consistently.
[01:08:42] sixth Guards Airborne Assault Division Guard Colonel
[01:08:46] Shikhabidov. The division, after completing
[01:08:49] the liberation of the Kursk region, the creation of a buffer
[01:08:53] zone in the Sumy region, according to the instructions of
[01:08:56] the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation,
[01:09:00] performs combat missions as part of the Center troop group
[01:09:03] in the Dobropol tactical
[01:09:05] direction. Division units
[01:09:08] took part in the completion of the capture
[01:09:12] of the city of Krasnoarmeysk, liberated the settlements
[01:09:15] Grishino, Novoaleksandrovka, Vasilyevka,
[01:09:18] Shevchenko. At the present time, military units and
[01:09:22] division units continue to participate
[01:09:25] in the liberation of the Donetsk People's
[01:09:27] Republic.
[01:09:30] Comrade Supreme Commander-in-Chief, combat operations are being conducted almost
[01:09:33] continuously due to the active
[01:09:36] use of new methods of warfare and
[01:09:39] the improvement of.
[01:09:59] operations in the Dobropol tactical direction,
[01:10:02] enemy losses amounted to more than 6,000
[01:10:06] personnel, 14 tanks
[01:10:09] were destroyed, 140 armored combat
[01:10:12] vehicles, 54 artillery pieces and
[01:10:16] mortars, 210 units
[01:10:18] of automotive equipment were captured, 19 personnel
[01:10:21] were taken prisoner, more than seventy-one
[01:10:24] counterattacks were repelled,
[01:10:33] how do you generally, how would you
[01:10:35] assess, well, you said now, in general, the situation regarding the morale
[01:10:39] of the troops, how are the guys with... Supreme Commander-in-Chief, the morale
[01:10:44] is cheerful, confident, ready to perform all
[01:10:47] assigned tasks.