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[00:00:10] Hello, dear comrades, in live on air, your favorite
[00:00:13] program. 60 minutes in the hot pursuit, we
[00:00:17] begin with urgent news. The US
[00:00:20] intelligence community has just warned
[00:00:23] Ukraine about a high probability of a massive strike within
[00:00:26] the next 72 hours.
[00:00:30] According to American intelligence, Russia has allegedly prepared up to forty ballistic
[00:00:34] and other missiles for use.
[00:00:37] We are talking about S-400 Iskanders,
[00:00:41] KN-23 - this is according to the
[00:00:44] US. North Korean
[00:00:46] missile, Zircons, Onyxes, as well as up to fifty
[00:00:50] cruise missiles of various types. Already tonight
[00:00:53] a firestorm covered
[00:00:56] Ukraine, Russian drones hit port warehouses.
[00:01:00] Az from the Black Sea, dry cargo ships and a ferry are burning, in
[00:01:04] Velikaya Balka a military warehouse is burning, in
[00:01:07] Kiev, warehouses in Obolonsky district and
[00:01:10] a gas station in Darnitsky, this is reported by the mayor of Kiev
[00:01:14] Vitaliy Klitschko. Explosions thundered in
[00:01:17] Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Poltava, Zaporizhzhia, Volyn
[00:01:20] regions. Monitoring channels since midnight
[00:01:23] have recorded more than 20 successful episodes.
[00:01:27] Financial Times reports that new.
[00:01:34] Artificial intelligence in Russian UAVs helps with navigation
[00:01:38] automatic recognition and target acquisition.
[00:01:41] Air Force spokesman Ignat admitted that now for
[00:01:44] effective interception. Fighters have to be
[00:01:47] scrambled, ground resources are not
[00:01:50] enough.
[00:01:51] Look.
[00:02:20] Ukraine is attacked, Ukraine is attacked by drones. An alarm has been declared in
[00:02:23] several regions. An hour ago explosions were heard in Kyiv. As reported
[00:02:27] by the city military administration, in Darnitsky district.
[00:02:43] Russia is moving to a new wave of strikes and is now beginning to
[00:02:46] hunt for gas stations, not only in front-line regions, for the first time since
[00:02:49] the beginning of the full-scale war, the enemy is precisely hitting them right in the middle of the Ukrainian
[00:02:53] capital, gas stations are catching fire on the Kyiv-Chop highway, and cities in western
[00:02:57] regions are also coming under fire. Drones are hitting the train station and trains in
[00:03:00] Lutsk.
[00:03:02] Луцке.
[00:03:06] The fact that Russia was preparing massive reactive strikes could have been understood
[00:03:09] back in May, when intelligence recorded. The enemy launched new Geranium-4
[00:03:13] and Geranium-5 drones into serial production, which
[00:03:16] have a speed of up to 600
[00:03:18] km/h.
[00:03:20] Now this has turned into a terrible series of strikes for both Kyiv and
[00:03:24] most regions. The enemy is launching reactive Shaheds and
[00:03:27] rocket-drones.
[00:04:00] increase pressure so that Ukrainians simply have no other choice but to
[00:04:03] yield. Russians will use their short-range
[00:04:07] ballistic missiles. Ukrainians have too few air defense assets. In addition,
[00:04:11] Russians will use new drones - jet drones. These
[00:04:14] are drones with jet engines, which are now widely used and
[00:04:18] against which Ukrainians also have few opportunities to
[00:04:21] counter. These drones are very fast and very maneuverable. Ukrainian
[00:04:25] media writes that mobile fire groups have approximately 6 seconds to
[00:04:28] react after detection.
[00:04:39] mobile fire groups had up to 60 seconds to
[00:04:41] react, so you can already imagine what is happening
[00:04:44] now.
[00:04:46] These drones are significantly faster than earlier Shahed models. We have already mentioned
[00:04:50] how serious a problem this creates for Ukrainian
[00:04:54] air defense. It is much more difficult to shoot them down,
[00:04:57] of course, missiles can be used, in such a case, the speed of the
[00:05:00] target is not so critical, but many drones were shot down with cannons, machine guns and
[00:05:04] similar systems, and here speed already plays a very large role, so they
[00:05:08] can still be shot down, but it has become more difficult, more of them will
[00:05:12] break through.
[00:05:14] Does this mean that Russia has now again gained an advantage in the
[00:05:17] air?
[00:05:20] Russia has gained a certain advantage in the air, that is undeniable, but its greatest
[00:05:24] advantage is now in ballistic missiles, because Ukrainian
[00:05:27] means of defense against them are essentially
[00:05:29] exhausted.
[00:05:33] The enemy is publishing more and more videos in which drone strikes are shown in
[00:05:36] video broadcasts. Russians are claiming to have hit the airfield in Zhuliany, where
[00:05:40] a GUR helicopter was located.
[00:06:12] next year the threat may increase many times over, the enemy's acquisition
[00:06:16] of continuous satellite communications over the entire territory
[00:06:19] of Ukraine may threaten defeat.
[00:06:23] I think that during the next year, I think that during
[00:06:26] the next year the enemy will complete his space project, and he will get
[00:06:30] satellite communication coverage over the entire territory of Ukraine, and this will definitely lead to
[00:06:34] collapse, to defeat, we will not be able to counter the means of
[00:06:37] destruction.
[00:07:42] that he, along with other passengers, was evacuated
[00:07:46] from the carriage. After the atmosphere was heated up,
[00:07:49] the authors explain what the Russians wanted,
[00:07:52] not at all to kill Boris Johnson,
[00:07:55] but to intimidate Europeans and undermine their
[00:07:59] resolve. In reality, Europeans frightened themselves
[00:08:02] by seeing a political signal in the systematic strikes
[00:08:05] on Kyiv's military logistics. The point is that in recent months
[00:08:09] Ukrainian railways have suffered more damage than in...
[00:08:18] Details in the report.
[00:08:22] You know, none of us on that train, I think, knew about
[00:08:26] that attack at the time, and we were about an hour ahead of that single
[00:08:29] stationary locomotive that was blown up. But all this is a symptom
[00:08:33] of Putin's insane attempts to intimidate the population of Ukraine, that's what's happening
[00:08:36] in fact.
[00:08:39] Boris Johnson will only find out at home that his diplomatic train was
[00:08:43] allegedly going to be attacked by a Russian drone, this
[00:08:46] does not prevent the ex-Prime Minister of Britain from portraying himself as a hero and giving
[00:08:50] interviews, the strike by Moscow, according to Johnson, is a gesture of
[00:08:53] desperation, an attempt to kill supporters of Kyiv.
[00:08:57] The situation is unprecedented, although Russia has been attacking Ukrainian railways
[00:09:01] for some time, this is the first strike so close to the border with Poland
[00:09:04] near an international train. The Russians say they will continue to strike
[00:09:08] and consider railways one of the legitimate targets.
[00:09:43] The British accompanies the article about Johnson's miraculous salvation
[00:09:47] with a photo of the ex-prime minister with a book about the Nazi collaborator and last
[00:09:51] leader of the UPA, Vasyl Kuka. Johnson himself demands that the followers
[00:09:54] of Bandera's cause be accepted into NATO. What we
[00:09:57] really need from Western leaders is a decisive, clear and
[00:10:01] unambiguous statement that Ukraine's future is linked to
[00:10:04] the West, but we have moved away from this. From Western governments, we no longer hear
[00:10:08] statements that Ukraine's future is in NATO, in order to resolve the issue of Ukraine's
[00:10:12] future. It is necessary to clearly define where it is moving, and I am afraid that in recent
[00:10:15] years, we have not heard anything intelligible from London
[00:10:18] and Washington. Wallis, who served as Minister of Defense in
[00:10:22] Johnson's cabinet, demands from London to...
[00:11:25] the goal is precisely this, but one should look at all this as a larger-scale
[00:11:29] project, the Russians are clearly escalating,
[00:11:32] they try every day to demonstrate that they don't
[00:11:35] care what Europeans think, by Europeans I mean
[00:11:39] the British, I'm not talking about the European Union, but about all
[00:11:41] Europeans, and this is very important, because the US is now giving Ukraine
[00:11:45] very little money and equipment, such supplies are practically non-existent,
[00:11:49] the entire war is now being financed and supported by Europe,
[00:11:53] Putin's goal is to weaken this support. To cause a split among
[00:11:56] Europeans.
[00:11:59] In an attempt to show unity, NATO shoots down an unknown drone over
[00:12:03] Lithuania, an interception in the Kaunas area is carried out by pilots
[00:12:06] of the Italian Air Force, shooting down objects entering its airspace
[00:12:10] is now also promised by
[00:12:13] Warsaw. The operational commander raised
[00:12:16] Polish fighters and helicopters into the air. And Polish
[00:12:19] servicemen kept their finger on the trigger, that is, an order was given
[00:12:23] to shoot down these objects.
[00:12:55] members, I'm not giving any recommendations for actions in such
[00:12:58] situations, but I think that the plan to maintain strategic
[00:13:02] uncertainty, to make the Russians guess - this is a step forward,
[00:13:05] because it seems that now all the initiative is with
[00:13:08] the Russians. NATO's attempts to seize
[00:13:11] the initiative in the sky could lead to unpredictable consequences.
[00:13:15] Rzeczpospolita reports that during the missile attack on July 30,
[00:13:19] a Polish F-16 almost shot down a Ukrainian MiG, which
[00:13:22] approached the state border. At
[00:13:25] 3:40, none of us, neither at the command level, nor the pilot
[00:13:28] of the Polish F-16 had the ability to identify
[00:13:32] another object, which was also moving in close proximity to the Polish
[00:13:36] border, reveals General Ireneusz Nowak. On the border line
[00:13:39] an Ukrainian MiG-29 was operating, there was
[00:13:42] a risk that friendly fire could occur,
[00:13:45] especially since this MiG was being tracked not only by our F-16, but also
[00:13:49] by some of our air defense systems. He added
[00:13:52] that if the Ukrainian pilot had been distracted for 30... seconds, he
[00:13:55] would have violated Polish airspace, and we might
[00:13:59] have had to decide whether to open fire on him. Only after the incident
[00:14:02] on July 30, the Ukrainian side began
[00:14:05] to inform us about its aircraft operating near the border with
[00:14:09] Poland. The accuracy and long range of reactive
[00:14:12] Geraniums cause concern, a nervous compliment to the Russian
[00:14:15] military-industrial complex is made by the Prime Minister of Poland Tusk and calls to prepare for the fact
[00:14:19] that following the Ukrainian military infrastructure, Russian
[00:14:23] drones will begin to...
[00:15:04] The purpose of these attacks is to deter Europeans and Ukraine's international partners from wanting to help it. We
[00:15:07] must show that nothing can scare us into abandoning our
[00:15:11] strategy of supporting Ukraine and putting pressure on
[00:15:14] Russia. With pressure on Russia,
[00:15:17] Brussels has run into problems. The European Union failed to extend sanctions
[00:15:21] against Moscow a day before they expired.
[00:15:24] Adjustments to the sanctions lists are required by
[00:15:27] Slovakia, France, Croatia and Italy, the EU's threats
[00:15:31] to punish Moscow for retaliatory strikes on Ukraine
[00:15:34] thus remain empty words.
[00:15:39] We are seeing a completely obvious escalation. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry
[00:15:43] Peskov said directly: in the past, we did not attack everything we saw, but that is in
[00:15:46] the past. Ukraine itself opened Pandora's box, here is the answer.
[00:15:50] Attacks on railway and port infrastructure, as well as on
[00:15:53] the steel industry. All this was in the past, but the scale was
[00:15:57] immense. Attacks have become much more intense, and I expect there will be even
[00:16:01] more in the autumn and winter, especially on Ukrainian energy.
[00:16:05] The Kyiv regime is facing consequences. agricultural
[00:16:14] exports fell by 62%.
[00:16:17] Ukrainian Prime Minister Koretsky states that Kyiv's financial situation is
[00:16:21] close to critical. Europeans are shocked by Zelensky's brazen
[00:16:25] demands for another $27 billion.
[00:16:28] The effect of a bombshell?
[00:16:31] The Washington Post quotes a European diplomat, but
[00:16:35] the head of European diplomacy calls for maintaining
[00:16:39] unity.
[00:16:42] I think this is clearly done to deter Western countries from
[00:16:45] supporting Ukraine, from traveling to Ukraine to express
[00:16:48] support. This was done deliberately, it was a clear
[00:16:52] signal to the Western world. I think the question is what we should do with this
[00:16:56] signal. I believe that we should do the opposite, we should
[00:16:59] show that we are with Ukraine. And this does not scare us, because
[00:17:03] otherwise, as you know, Russia will achieve what it wants.
[00:17:07] Submission of Ukraine, and this, as I have
[00:17:10] repeatedly said, is not the ultimate goal, their real goal is much
[00:17:14] larger, so we must
[00:17:15] stand firm.
[00:17:19] Russia poses a constant threat to all of Europe, when the war
[00:17:22] in Ukraine ends, it is obvious that Russia will redeploy its armed
[00:17:26] forces to our borders and to the borders of other European countries.
[00:17:30] The incidents we have witnessed recently are a mistaken
[00:17:33] strategy on Russia's part, if they think they can undermine our...
[00:17:37] unity in supporting Ukraine, then they are mistaken, we must do
[00:17:41] even more to support Ukraine, we must impose more sanctions against
[00:17:45] Russia, we must stop the shadow fleet and so on. The Russians
[00:17:48] are now playing a very dangerous game. American Democrats are eager
[00:17:52] to support Russophobic initiatives by Europeans, Congressmen
[00:17:55] Gregory Meeks, Bill Keating and Michael Quigley are trying
[00:17:59] to insert an amendment into the Lindsey Graham law on supplying Kyiv with
[00:18:02] weapons worth $15 billion. The scandalous
[00:18:06] Tabatsky bill.
[00:18:37] For 14 months I have been holding meetings, there were eight of them, I
[00:18:41] must say that there is already a clear understanding, but there are no
[00:18:44] obligations behind it, because politicians understand that society does not yet
[00:18:47] realize this threat, it will
[00:18:50] take time, and unpleasant things will have to happen
[00:18:54] to shake everyone up, and people will understand that Europe cannot live in
[00:18:57] an ideal world where World War II is somewhere in the
[00:19:01] past, in the German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 62%
[00:19:04] of voters do not see...
[00:19:47] Most likely, the most decisive moments await us, perhaps
[00:19:50] weeks or months in the struggle to protect freedom and peace on our
[00:19:54] continent. This is exactly how I see it and this is what I mean, therefore
[00:19:57] I will do everything in my power to continue our support for Ukraine
[00:20:01] to convince people that it is in our own
[00:20:04] interest. We must hold out until this is already.
[00:20:50] and new footage. The Ministry of Defense of Russia reports that regular
[00:20:53] strikes, that is, this is not a one-time action. The strikes
[00:20:57] will continue. Regular strikes on border
[00:21:01] crossings in Ukraine allow the disruption of ground supply channels
[00:21:05] of foreign military aid in the area of key
[00:21:07] transport and logistics hubs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Another
[00:21:11] urgent news: Russian troops liberated Alkhatovatska in the Kharkiv
[00:21:15] region. Attack aircraft of the seventy-ninth regiment completely
[00:21:18] cleared the village of the remnants of the 129th brigade
[00:21:21] of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Before the attack, supply routes were blocked,
[00:21:25] the enemy was offered to surrender, he refused, and a
[00:21:28] mopping-up operation began. Thus, the Russian army continues
[00:21:31] to expand the security zone along the Russian-Ukrainian border, in
[00:21:35] Sumy and Kharkiv regions. At the same time,
[00:21:38] aviation is methodically working on Kramatorsk, FABs with planning
[00:21:41] modules are hitting accurately concentrations of militants, on
[00:21:44] the shelters of these militants. Powerful
[00:21:47] footage. The crew of Su-34
[00:21:50] strikes at a stronghold of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the southern direction, bombs with
[00:21:54] correction hit exactly the target. On the Zaporozhye
[00:21:57] front, there is an advance to Yurkivka, in
[00:22:00] Orekhovo, the mopping up continues. In Donbass, fighting
[00:22:04] in Sergeevka, Novohryhorivka, Raiyske, there is
[00:22:07] an advance in Mykolaivka near Slovyansk, in the Kupiansk
[00:22:10] direction. The control zone is expanding near Kovsharovka, in the
[00:22:13] Volchansk direction the cauldron near Shyrokoye
[00:22:17] and Shevchenko is being eliminated. Well, and a sensational absolutely
[00:22:20] statement was made by the former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Zaluzhny. According to him,
[00:22:23] the war could have ended earlier, but it was
[00:22:26] prolonged by marketers and dealers
[00:22:30] playing on the fears of ordinary Ukrainians.
[00:22:34] As a result, the war became a theater of daily
[00:22:38] destruction of an entire nation that
[00:22:42] is suffocating from corruption. All
[00:22:44] the details in Alena Chelynska's
[00:22:46] report.
[00:22:58] This is what the road to Druzhkovka now looks like for militants, they don't even have time to get out of
[00:23:01] the car before meeting an FPV
[00:23:03] drone.
[00:23:10] Along the way, armored vehicles burn, captured Cossacks are already a common sight, overturned
[00:23:14] American Humvees on the roads, burned pickups in villages and
[00:23:17] forest plantations between them. These routes. supply nodes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
[00:23:21] groupings, as for logistics, it's not
[00:23:25] new today that the enemy is trying to
[00:23:28] hit this logistics
[00:23:31] as much as possible, because, of course, this will create very
[00:23:34] unpleasant moments for our defense, obviously for our
[00:23:38] defense, obviously, Ukrainian soldiers are afraid of our "waiters", drones on
[00:23:41] fiber optics are sitting in ambush, in the so-called blind spot, that is
[00:23:45] out of sight of drivers or foot groups, a built-in microphone
[00:23:49] listens...
[00:24:20] fuel, food, and medicine supplies to positions are also difficult to reach. Ukrainian
[00:24:23] media are still trying to show
[00:24:26] imaginary control of the city. Before us is a post-apocalyptic
[00:24:30] picture, private houses destroyed to smithereens next to
[00:24:33] semi-destroyed ones, on the shoulders more and more burned
[00:24:37] cars, we have fiber optics, this is our fiber optics, just such
[00:24:41] a thing is flown by both our and enemy drones, it's like fishing line, the whole
[00:24:44] Druzhkovka is already covered with it, it's like fishing line, the whole
[00:24:48] Druzhkovka is already covered. Russian troops have less than a kilometer
[00:24:52] to the southern outskirts of the city, attack drones, artillery and FABs are working on
[00:24:55] AFU positions, almost nothing is left of the houses, fragments of
[00:24:58] shells are on the streets, fires in different areas as a result of
[00:25:02] strikes.
[00:25:05] The further we climb the burnt floors and apartments,
[00:25:08] the more the picture of destruction opens before our
[00:25:11] eyes.
[00:26:26] well, we'll finish eating something, the fighters of the southern group of forces are encircling Druzhkovka from the east and west and driving out Ukrainian formations in the south, Kyiv
[00:26:30] is afraid of losing this city as well. It is part of the search for
[00:26:33] fortresses. From an economic point of view, heavy engineering, metal processing and
[00:26:36] the production of construction materials took place here. In
[00:26:40] military terms, the settlement covers Slavyansk, from here
[00:26:43] there is a highway and a railway to the agglomeration. They mine
[00:26:47] roads, paths, complicate logistics, well,
[00:26:51] they try their best to harm, hinder
[00:26:54] advancement. Well, our engineers clear all this before
[00:26:58] advancing, inspect, clear mines so that our infantry
[00:27:01] can advance as safely as possible. To the
[00:27:04] northeast, from here, the western grouping is pushing the Ukrainian Armed Forces from Krasny
[00:27:08] Liman. The command is redeploying reserves, trying to slow down
[00:27:12] the Russian army, but all successes are just media
[00:27:15] PR. Now there is no direct front line, but
[00:27:18] there is a gray zone or even a death zone, up to
[00:27:22] 50 km long. And again there are disputes about whether
[00:27:25] one side dominates parts of this zone or the other. Both
[00:27:29] sides are trying to show control over the territories. especially with
[00:27:33] the help of video. Kyiv denies the formation
[00:27:37] of the Kharkiv cauldron. The AFU is trying to build another line of defense there,
[00:27:40] sacrificing personnel inside the pincers. Drones, reactive artillery
[00:27:44] and Solntsepeks are working on the concentration areas. The command
[00:27:48] pretends that nothing is happening, in civilian life, Ukrainian journalists
[00:27:52] talk about how they save their army by avoiding
[00:27:55] mobilization. Have you been to the front line?
[00:27:59] I am forbidden to do this, because of my appearance
[00:28:02] at the front, many people could be killed, they will hunt me,
[00:28:06] but many will be killed, while the privileged sit it out, the wave of
[00:28:10] mobilization does not spare ordinary Ukrainians, TCC officers
[00:28:13] attack everyone, even mentally retarded people are recognized as fit,
[00:28:16] then these soldiers sit at the front without rotation and
[00:28:19] medicines, no one wants to help them, as Business Insider reports,
[00:28:23] the front line has turned into a continuous zone of destruction, drones are
[00:28:26] constantly observing and attacking at the slightest
[00:28:30] movement.
[00:28:32] Kyiv should have surrendered, and there would have been no war, the government would have
[00:28:35] changed, or better
[00:28:39] Yanukovych, he was good, well,
[00:28:43] the government is picking everyone
[00:28:46] indiscriminately, they don't look at anyone, not even the
[00:28:49] lame,
[00:28:51] the cross-eyed,
[00:28:55] Now for a sensation, within the German Ministry of Defense
[00:28:57] there is a Sonderstab Ukraine, that is,
[00:29:01] a partisan detachment. Such a group that deals with procurement
[00:29:04] for Kyiv, its representatives boast of short
[00:29:07] decision chains, any deal on weapons, ammunition for the Armed Forces of Ukraine can be, as they say,
[00:29:11] turned around in just a couple of weeks,
[00:29:14] but the people are against it. People take to
[00:29:18] the streets with slogans. Merz is a lying
[00:29:21] chancellor, he is stealing our pensions. The rating of the
[00:29:24] German Chancellor is falling rapidly, only 14% of Germans
[00:29:28] consider him suitable for the position, 78%
[00:29:31] demand his resignation. The decline has been going on for more than a year, from
[00:29:35] 30% dissatisfied in 2025 to
[00:29:38] 16%, according to fresh September
[00:29:41] polls, so a quiet coup is brewing in Germany against
[00:29:45] the Federal Chancellor within his own party, it is already
[00:29:48] whispered that with such a candidate they will definitely not
[00:29:51] win the elections. In Mecklenburg, the conservatives have 7%, there is
[00:29:55] a risk of being thrown out of the Landtag, while Merz continues to thoughtlessly
[00:29:58] support Zelensky. In Finland, at the Arctic summit, he stated.
[00:34:15] the question is no longer whether Merz will be chancellor, but how and when
[00:34:18] he will be overthrown, but getting rid of a chancellor who clings to his post is not
[00:34:22] so easy, but if the party completely stops supporting
[00:34:25] the chancellor, he will not live to see Christmas.
[00:34:38] A lot of lies, some already call Merz a lying
[00:34:41] chancellor, and this fits perfectly into the overall picture, so that...
[00:35:16] Artificial intelligence developers warned the world about
[00:35:20] the apocalypse, it is supposed to happen very soon,
[00:35:24] artificial intelligence will get out of control in literally 4
[00:35:27] years, the day before
[00:35:30] the fiercest competitors, also leaders of the arms
[00:35:33] race and. Antropic and Open
[00:35:37] AI for the first time acted as a united front,
[00:35:40] called on colleagues to urgently halt all neural network
[00:35:43] developments, to impose a moratorium on... The industry needs to take
[00:35:46] a pause so that safety measures and control mechanisms
[00:35:49] can keep up with the rapid development of neural networks.
[00:35:53] The Financial Times revealed the financial background
[00:35:56] of the apocalypse. It turns out that Anthropic
[00:35:59] reported to a very narrow circle of shareholders that revenue
[00:36:03] is growing for the second quarter in a row, the company is preparing to go public with
[00:36:07] a valuation of $2 trillion, well, that is, the market giants
[00:36:11] are already doing well, if now the American...
[00:36:40] The only protective barrier that the country needs
[00:36:43] is a strong and intelligent president with
[00:36:46] a high IQ. Prior to
[00:36:49] this, Trump admitted that the US simply cannot afford
[00:36:52] to lose to China on this issue, but from
[00:36:55] American television screens, they continue.
[00:37:27] fiction, it seems that such a thing simply cannot
[00:37:31] be, but the threat is terrifyingly real, it is enough to recall the real
[00:37:35] events that happened just 2 months
[00:37:37] ago,
[00:37:40] when both open AI agents autonomously hacked
[00:37:43] third-party infrastructure, the capabilities of artificial
[00:37:46] intelligence systems with such autonomy can cause
[00:37:49] catastrophic damage, for example, hack critical
[00:37:53] infrastructure or create biological weapons capable of leading to
[00:37:57] extinction...
[00:40:57] blocked for using a bot to conduct
[00:41:00] research in the field of biological weapons, I
[00:41:03] think we should be very concerned,
[00:41:07] artificial intelligence will kill us all, I think it has
[00:41:10] such potential, so what do we need to do, I
[00:41:14] often compare AI to nuclear energy,
[00:41:17] nuclear energy, when used correctly, is probably the best
[00:41:21] type of energy, but if misused, it can wipe entire
[00:41:25] cities off the face of the earth, I think, also...
[00:42:10] Lavrov also announced that Russia is explaining its position
[00:42:14] on Ukraine to the US in detail, but how much this will affect their
[00:42:17] practical steps, it's naturally
[00:42:20] difficult to say. It's important
[00:42:23] that Russia, we not often formulated that way, please
[00:42:27] note, she is ready for reasonable compromises on the settlement
[00:42:31] of the situation in Ukraine, but will not allow NATO to appear on its
[00:42:34] borders. If Ukraine is ready to resume negotiations, Moscow
[00:42:38] agrees, we have something to say, Lavrov called Europe's
[00:42:42] position quite stupid.
[00:42:43] Let's see. Ukraine
[00:42:46] is exhausted, Europe no longer has
[00:42:50] enough money, they can't produce weapons fast enough. We need to take
[00:42:54] a break, pump up Ukraine for a continuation of the war. Let's
[00:42:58] stop, he says, and then they don't hide it. In the
[00:43:01] part that Zelensky controls, we immediately
[00:43:05] deploy international mobilization
[00:43:08] forces.
[00:44:13] We move to the United States of America, which
[00:44:15] understands the root causes of the conflict. On
[00:44:19] direct line from Washington, special correspondent Ekaterina Mur. Katya,
[00:44:22] hello. So, the US understands everything, but the House
[00:44:25] of Representatives approved the consideration of a bill named
[00:44:29] after Lindsey Graham on sanctions
[00:44:32] against our country, and it's not entirely clear how official
[00:44:35] Washington formulates its understanding
[00:44:38] at this minute. They went?
[00:45:40] this will happen, and it will land on
[00:45:43] Donald Trump's desk, then
[00:45:45] Donald Trump will indeed have very serious
[00:45:49] leverage to influence the course
[00:45:52] of negotiations, well, at least they think that
[00:45:55] Russia can be threatened, and its
[00:45:58] partners, with another round of new sanctions,
[00:46:01] and in this way they will be able
[00:46:04] to push Moscow, they will find that lever
[00:46:07] of pressure on the Kremlin, but...
[00:46:10] I repeat, I echo the opinion of many
[00:46:13] experts, Russia has long since adapted to
[00:46:17] sanctions, they have been introduced gradually since 2014,
[00:46:20] payments are made in national currencies,
[00:46:24] it is unlikely that any of Russia's closest partners
[00:46:27] in the current conditions, in the conditions of the energy crisis
[00:46:31] all over the world, will be able to refuse Russian
[00:46:35] energy resources and other supplies, such as fertilizers and
[00:46:38] so on. And therefore, I
[00:46:42] think that this will be a red
[00:46:45] flag during negotiations, but no more than that,
[00:46:49] to influence the situation on world markets.
[00:47:22] Union, he already made such statements, he was indignant
[00:47:26] about the fact that the European Union was not helping him, and
[00:47:29] was effectively putting him on a timer, but
[00:47:33] this did not happen. Another, another attempt at
[00:47:36] hype, certainly, and most likely a comment
[00:47:39] of impotence, because we see that
[00:47:43] it is getting harder for America to confront Iran
[00:47:46] in conditions of a deficit of weapons, including
[00:47:50] a lack of support from others.
[00:48:22] Russian media regularly ask: what about this terrible
[00:48:25] bill? This is a bill that will not
[00:48:28] affect anything. What
[00:48:31] Donald Trump needs most if he wanted to punish or at least
[00:48:34] intimidate Russia? He needs political will. In
[00:48:38] the arsenal of the American president, there are already quite a few
[00:48:42] levers that he could pull if he wanted to pressure Russia, but
[00:48:45] this is not happening, why? Because
[00:48:49] he doesn't want to. We see that...
[00:48:53] And for me it was quite an interesting observation that, in essence, the American
[00:48:56] side adopted, so to speak, a Russian
[00:48:59] view on the dynamics of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict,
[00:49:02] literally Jared Kushner comes out, which is rare, by the way, pay attention that Stephen
[00:49:06] Witkoff, our beloved and
[00:49:10] loving our wonderful cuisine, comments
[00:49:13] on events more often, and Kushner rarely, so his words, it seems to me,
[00:49:16] have greater significance, he literally looks at the situation from
[00:49:20] the Russian side, he says that...
[00:49:53] literally experiencing shock from Kyiv's new requests for
[00:49:57] 27 billion, it would seem, yes, everything has already
[00:50:00] been provided, their budgets are already bursting at the seams, but no,
[00:50:04] they need more, more and more, winter is coming, there are no interceptors,
[00:50:07] money is needed, there is a collapse of state administration, this
[00:50:11] was talked about a lot, by the way, remember, our diplomats said,
[00:50:15] it would be good to introduce external management in Ukraine under
[00:50:18] the auspices of the UN, well, he says, listen, what external management, they?
[00:50:22] they are doing great, they are doing great in such a way that two special services are exchanging gunfire
[00:50:26] in the streets of Kyiv, the Prosecutor General is fleeing Kyiv, that is,
[00:50:30] literally a collapse of state administration, the process of the collapse
[00:50:33] of statehood, it looks like this,
[00:50:37] now, of course, we hear some proposals, let's
[00:50:40] freeze it, let's slow it down, let's at least not hit this,
[00:50:43] and of course, we would like all this to lead, as they say, to
[00:50:47] some kind of pacification, to the end of the conflict,
[00:50:50] undoubtedly, that period...
[00:51:22] of this conflict both on the front line, where, by the way, according to reports
[00:51:26] from Western observers, Ukraine is also experiencing some
[00:51:30] small local successes, that is, it seems they are managing to stabilize
[00:51:33] something somewhere, and this gives them grounds to believe that they can still
[00:51:36] hold on and can show something, but I think that
[00:51:39] of course, I will return to this thesis of mine, it seems important
[00:51:43] that not only objective reality is leaning towards Russia, but
[00:51:47] American assessment, this is also important, because we have repeatedly
[00:51:51] heard, remember about... there was a guy named Radcliffe in Russia,
[00:51:55] we read American media, Radcliffe warned Putin, you
[00:51:58] are losing, stop, finish it, there,
[00:52:02] that Russia, they say, cannot bear it, here we see that literally... naturally,
[00:52:47] so, the Americans have enormous capabilities to
[00:52:50] pressure Ukraine, we see how Trump can no longer stand it and says:
[00:52:54] "Stop hitting Russian diesel installations, because you will still
[00:52:58] lose this war, you will still not
[00:53:00] endure, they have leverage
[00:53:03] to pressure, but they don't pressure."
[00:53:06] As I have repeatedly said in this studio, they cannot actively pressure
[00:53:09] directly, Trump must look like the main hero, let
[00:53:12] them pressure, he cannot just kick Zelensky, he cannot
[00:53:16] do it, he
[00:53:19] can now observe this situation, you know, I
[00:53:22] used this expression in
[00:53:25] American political lexicon,
[00:53:28] a slow-motion train wreck, they
[00:53:31] are watching this disaster, they say: we understand what this...
[01:00:49] The Rada unanimously voted for the resignation of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Kravchenko, 317 deputies
[01:00:53] for, against - no one. Kravchenko himself, without waiting
[01:00:57] for public condemnation, fled in an official car last
[01:01:00] night, more precisely, he left on a business trip, as he said,
[01:01:04] on important matters. Right before the vote, Kravchenko accused
[01:01:08] anti-corruption bodies of trying to take control of all
[01:01:11] branches of government and usurp the country's management. Before
[01:01:15] that, the former head of the supervisory agency published the second version
[01:01:18] of the audio series against NABU Director Krivonos. On the
[01:01:22] tapes are 10.5 minutes of compromising material. This is
[01:01:25] 2014. Then Krivonos headed
[01:01:28] the registration service of the Obukhovsky district near Kyiv.
[01:01:31] Kravchenko accuses him, Krivonos, of extortion.
[01:01:34] In the spotlight are a quarter of a hectare in an elite area and
[01:01:38] a bribe of a particularly large amount. At first,
[01:01:40] the former head of NABU, it seemed, demanded from
[01:01:44] buyers for help 120,000
[01:01:47] dollars. But they settled on 72. The deal itself
[01:01:50] ultimately fell through right on the eve of Maidan.
[01:01:54] The Ukrainian publication Strana .ua writes that the entire
[01:01:58] story with NABU and the Prosecutor General clearly
[01:02:01] shows the humiliating position Zelensky was put in by
[01:02:05] anti-corruption bodies. Few believe that Kravchenko
[01:02:09] himself dared to issue a suspicion
[01:02:12] to Krivonos. His Prosecutor General was for Zelensky
[01:02:15] not only a guarantee of control.
[01:03:33] For 317. The decision has been made. The Verkhovna Rada
[01:03:36] must vote for the resignation of the Prosecutor General. Volodymyr Zelensky
[01:03:40] submitted the relevant submission to parliament. Kravchenko will be
[01:03:43] the next to potentially receive a suspicion from NABU and SAPO in the framework
[01:03:47] of the Carthage case. Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko left
[01:03:50] Ukraine at night. He himself says that he went on a business trip, but
[01:03:54] there is a presumption that the prosecutor simply
[01:03:56] fled. For the first time in the country's history, the acting
[01:04:00] Prosecutor General of Ukraine fled, essentially, from the country. As of now, as
[01:04:03] sources of Ukrainska Pravda in law enforcement agencies claim, Kravchenko
[01:04:07] cannot be tracked by mobile phones, as he either
[01:04:11] threw them away, or turned them off, or changed them. The same applies to
[01:04:14] Kravchenko's wife, who left the country before Kravchenko on September 12,
[01:04:18] through the Moldovan border, while Kravchenko left the country at 2:00 AM
[01:04:21] through the Polish border, through the Shehyni checkpoint.
[01:04:25] Sources of Ukrainska Pravda in business circles claim that
[01:04:28] Kravchenko may end up in the...
[01:05:00] constitution, which the president and parliament should and can
[01:05:03] develop, Vladimir Aleksandrovich's subconscious dislike of
[01:05:06] constitutional development, of delegating powers and
[01:05:09] decisions without a personal machine system of state administration, besides
[01:05:13] obvious problems for Ukraine's development, caused him personally many
[01:05:17] problems, his own mistakes, including personnel mistakes, the weaknesses
[01:05:20] of the people around him and betrayals have repeatedly inflicted
[01:05:24] painful blows and
[01:05:25] disappointments upon him.
[01:05:28] Last week, before Kravchenko came to the president,
[01:05:31] Zelensky met with the heads of NABU and SAPO. The president asked
[01:05:35] if they had enough material to suspect Kravchenko, and they
[01:05:39] could simply nod their heads or say yes, they
[01:05:43] simply launched the process when it was necessary to remove Kravchenko from the game,
[01:05:46] and so they removed Kravchenko. The president said that you
[01:05:50] have a certain amount of time to pack your bags, to take
[01:05:54] your bags, well, to pack your bags or also to prepare
[01:05:57] this attack by SAPO, NABU, SAPO and NABU?
[01:07:17] He's shocked, he's not shocked, it's a stupid primitive deal.
[01:07:21] Moreover, Kravchenko actually left Ukraine with
[01:07:24] Zelensky's
[01:07:25] approval.
[01:07:30] The European Commission will today present the sixth package of sanctions against Russia,
[01:07:33] Ursula von der Leyen said, lists, a phased
[01:07:36] oil embargo, disconnection of Sberbank from SWIFT, new
[01:07:39] personal sanctions, possibly.
[01:08:12] NATO for its reaction and reported that Lithuania will defend its skies
[01:08:16] together with allies. Italian Defense
[01:08:18] Minister Crosetto reported that due to such
[01:08:22] incidents, the presence of allied military on the eastern
[01:08:25] flank is important. It ensures collective
[01:08:29] security. Germany has already begun forced deployment of soldiers to
[01:08:32] its brigade in Lithuania. This autumn up to a thousand
[01:08:36] солдат. К концу двадцать седьмого в Литве будет размещаться
[01:08:40] military personnel will be stationed in Lithuania. Leopard
[01:08:43] 2 tanks are already being prepared for deployment, the brigade
[01:08:46] will be stationed 30 km from
[01:08:49] Belarus.
[01:08:54] Deliska, we have communication, guys, we have an air raid alert.
[01:09:20] The National Crisis Management Center reports that the drone was shot down near
[01:09:24] the village of Produnai in the Kaišiadorys district, it was shot down by
[01:09:28] aircraft launched from the airbase in Šiauliai, Italian fighters took
[01:09:31] to the air, a shield plan was introduced at the scene of the incident,
[01:09:34] an inspection is being carried out, debris is being collected, the area is cordoned off
[01:09:38] and guarded, relevant services are working on site, according to preliminary
[01:09:41] data, the drone:
[01:10:12] After this, the object was neutralized near the Kruonis pumped storage power plant,
[01:10:16] that is, near critically important infrastructure. Now the army,
[01:10:19] together with all responsible departments, continues to work on
[01:10:23] site, determining the drone's route, why it flew into
[01:10:27] Lithuania, and what its purpose was. Last night I also contacted the Polish
[01:10:31] Minister of Defense. We spoke immediately after the incident, as Poland
[01:10:34] is also going through a tense period, its airspace is also
[01:10:38] regularly violated. A drone, just now in conditions
[01:10:42] against
[01:10:47] where Russia is increasing aggression
[01:10:49] Ukraine,
[01:10:53] such readiness is vitally important for our region. Lithuania, together with
[01:10:57] its NATO allies, will defend its airspace.
[01:11:00] пространство.
[01:11:04] The German Ministry of Defense decided to forcibly recruit
[01:11:07] military personnel for the German brigade in Lithuania. According to the German newspaper
[01:11:11] Bild, the first military personnel will be obligated to be sent there already at the end of
[01:11:14] September. In total, this measure may affect up to a thousand Bundeswehr
[01:11:18] servicemen. The Ministry of Defense stated that 80%
[01:11:21] of positions in the brigade have already been filled by
[01:11:24] volunteers, however, the remaining positions cannot
[01:11:27] be filled on a voluntary basis, especially when
[01:11:31] it comes to servicemen with special skills and certain
[01:11:35] positions in support units. By the end of
[01:11:38] 2027, the 45th Armored Brigade,
[01:11:42] as...
[01:13:25] strengthens the border in case of a Russian tank offensive,
[01:13:28] creating a high-tech invisible wall of drones
[01:13:32] and sensors. What would you like to tell Vladimir
[01:13:34] Putin?
[01:13:37] A country with a population of 3 million people is not afraid. We
[01:13:41] are not afraid of him, no, we are at home and will defend our
[01:13:44] home.
[01:13:47] Russia is testing NATO's strength across Europe. But no
[01:13:51] country is more vulnerable than small states.
[01:14:02] But we are not only talking about high-tech warfare, we are also talking about preparing the entire society for possible Russian aggression. Now Lithuania is training ordinary
[01:14:06] citizens in military skills, including schoolchildren.
[01:14:09] Fifteen-year-old Neta is in ninth grade. What are you doing
[01:14:13] today? Today we are undergoing survival training,
[01:14:17] later we will study weapons.
[01:14:20] Well, Germany is ready to abandon
[01:14:23] Zelensky, the leader of the AfD. Alice Weidel
[01:14:26] announced that if the AfD comes to power in the
[01:14:29] Bundestag, payments to Kyiv will stop, everything
[01:14:33] spent will have to be returned, Ukrainian
[01:14:36] refugees will have to go home, a million
[01:14:40] refugees on social benefits became
[01:14:43] a financial bomb for Germany, in order to at
[01:14:46] least somewhat mitigate the consequences, Berlin
[01:14:49] must buy oil and gas where it is cheaper, that is,
[01:14:53] again in Russia. Weidel called for peaceful negotiations with Moscow,
[01:14:57] which, according to her, is in the interests of Germany's own
[01:15:00] security and economy. In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern,
[01:15:03] the AfD is leading a few days before the elections,
[01:15:07] elections on Sunday. The Polish magazine Prost
[01:15:11] frightens Europe, the victory of the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt has already
[01:15:14] become the heart of the fire. The country can
[01:15:17] rapidly, further direct quote, become brown,
[01:15:21] and turn into a bridge to Russia.
[01:16:00] After the victory in Saxony-Anhalt, the German far-right party Alternative for
[01:16:04] Germany is riding a wave of success and hopes to repeat its triumph in
[01:16:08] the upcoming parliamentary elections in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
[01:16:11] This gave us a real
[01:16:15] boost, a powerful surge of support from Saxony-Anhalt.
[01:16:18] You must go and vote, you can
[01:16:22] really change everything.
[01:16:55] primarily for a moped ride, but of course, I cannot
[01:16:58] deny that I am interested in the party itself, and I would like to learn
[01:17:02] more about it, there are many info stands and all
[01:17:05] that.
[01:17:08] The arrogance of Mr. Merz and the current Prime Minister, to put it mildly,
[01:17:11] raises big questions, and yes, that's why we
[01:17:15] are here. Yes, if you just look around, the dissatisfaction
[01:17:18] among the population is very high, for me it's enough to at least
[01:17:22] drive past a gas station.
[01:17:27] And in this part of Germany, the AfD is leading a few days before the elections,
[01:17:30] while the center-right Christian Democrats of Chancellor
[01:17:33] Friedrich Merz are currently in an extremely difficult position. According to
[01:17:37] the latest ZDF television channel poll in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern,
[01:17:40] the CDU's rating has dropped to
[01:17:43] 7%. This could be the party's worst result
[01:17:46] ever in regional elections anywhere in
[01:17:49] the country.
[01:17:55] The elections in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern will take place on September
[01:17:58] 20, and much may depend on them for the Chancellor, whose personal
[01:18:01] approval rating has reached an historic
[01:18:03] low.
[01:18:07] What will happen? If war breaks out, one of the German state governments will not be able to
[01:18:10] be trusted with the country's secret defense plan. This question
[01:18:13] is being discussed after the victory of the far-right Alternative for Germany
[01:18:17] party in the state of Saxony-Anhalt earlier this
[01:18:20] month. The party's pro-Russian stance has raised concerns about
[01:18:23] the security of confidential information. One of
[01:18:26] the defense organizations even called for restricting Saxony-Anhalt's
[01:18:30] access to these documents, but will this not lead to a whole
[01:18:34] part of Germany being unprepared for a military emergency? States
[01:20:39] just held a meeting to discuss what changes they can
[01:20:43] make, for example, how they plan to protect intelligence sources
[01:20:47] that could fall into Russian hands, which they are very
[01:20:50] concerned about.
[01:20:53] We move right now to Germany, on direct line, a representative of
[01:20:56] AfD, the Alternative for Germany party, Member of
[01:21:00] the Bundestag of the twentieth convocation Evgenia Schmidt. Evgenia, hello,
[01:21:04] elections are coming soon. Is there any chance for Chancellor
[01:21:07] Merz? Not that we are very worried about this
[01:21:10] citizen, we just want to understand
[01:21:13] the situation,
[01:21:16] and the situation for Merz is indeed not the most favorable, in
[01:21:20] the upcoming elections, at least in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern,
[01:21:23] the Alternative for Germany party is also
[01:21:26] taking first place, and this
[01:21:29] means that Merz is most likely already being prepared for a quick
[01:21:33] departure in his own party, there are different
[01:21:36] plans. One of them is the collapse of the coalition, that is, they are already
[01:21:40] preparing for plans to dismiss ministers from
[01:21:43] the Social Democrats, possibly a minority
[01:21:46] government, but also possibly replacing Merz
[01:21:50] himself, because Merz is very unpopular among
[01:21:53] voters, he practically did not participate in
[01:21:57] election campaigns in these states, because
[01:22:00] as soon as he appeared before the voters, there
[01:22:03] immediately began booing and
[01:22:06] loud... negative reviews of his policies,
[01:22:10] so most likely Merz's days as a politician, as
[01:22:13] chancellor, are numbered, and this,
[01:22:16] of course, will only be good for Germany. Well, there is
[01:22:20] a victory in Saxony-Anhalt, we believe,
[01:22:23] well, or we proceed from the fact that the AfD will manage
[01:22:26] to win in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Saxony-Vorpommern, what
[01:22:29] powers does the AfD get,
[01:22:33] and under what circumstances will
[01:22:36] Weidel, who...
[01:23:07] it drags on for several months, that is, they are already seriously talking about the fact
[01:23:11] that early elections to the Bundestag are not far off, and then
[01:23:13] the appointment of a new government, a new chancellor, at least next
[01:23:17] year, that is... will allow themselves to believe or not believe in what
[01:24:50] he says, I just want to ask what should the others do? Well, based
[01:24:53] at least on the authority of Donald Trump's position, we cannot but
[01:24:57] react to what he says,
[01:25:01] of course, controversial statements from the United States
[01:25:04] of America, this is not new for us, it has been mastered
[01:25:07] by us for a long time, yes, and today, yes, on the one hand, Donald
[01:25:11] Trump declares the readiness of the parties for an energy
[01:25:14] truce as an accomplished fact, yes, at the same time we...
[01:25:18] hear data from American intelligence that Russia will
[01:25:22] launch another massive strike within 72 hours,
[01:25:25] let's say, on Ukraine, where is the truth, where is the lie, in
[01:25:28] general, everything is clear, we need to wait a couple of days, the autopsy
[01:25:31] will show how the situation will develop, regarding
[01:25:35] the truce, well, again, it was not difficult to guess that in reality
[01:25:38] this forty-day plan for forcing Russia to peace, I want to
[01:25:42] remind you, a plan that was approved by Donald Trump
[01:25:46] was. approved in Ankara with a nod of the head, yes, he
[01:25:49] said, well, if you want, go ahead and implement it, but in reality it's hitting us, this is
[01:25:53] about the dialogue that you had regarding the United
[01:25:57] States of America, which have instruments of influence on
[01:26:00] Ukraine and so on, they can force, in
[01:26:03] principle, they can even send Zelensky into resignation, but for some reason they
[01:26:07] don't do it, everything flies where, everything flies towards us, well,
[01:26:11] excuse me, good sirs, since all this is flying towards us, then
[01:26:14] naturally Russia has the right to respond as it sees fit
[01:26:18] at the moment it deems necessary, to stop this
[01:26:22] conflict, or not to stop this conflict, this is the exclusive right
[01:26:26] of the Russian Federation. As for negotiations on this topic, I don't
[01:26:29] want to return to it at all, I already said on your broadcast that different formats
[01:26:33] were used, bilateral and trilateral and
[01:26:36] quadrilateral and all sorts of formats, but we did not come to a common
[01:26:39] result, regarding the statement again of the American side,
[01:26:43] when they say: Let's assume that
[01:26:46] they make a decision, for example, to withdraw Ukrainian troops from
[01:27:20] the remains of the Donbas territory, does this lead us to peace or not?
[01:27:23] No, of course, and why? Because
[01:27:26] initially, one just needs to remember, right, how
[01:27:30] the proposal from the Russian Federation sounded, it was
[01:27:33] a proposal, a counter-proposal regarding the need to
[01:27:37] cease fire, cease
[01:27:39] fire, they stated the
[01:27:41] conditions for a ceasefire, you withdraw. I am convinced,
[01:27:45] I stand by my opinion, that the main struggle will be
[01:27:48] after November, after
[01:29:02] November, and there will already be, well, a war of
[01:29:06] mutual destruction, because
[01:29:10] no one is going to award Russia victory on points, and
[01:29:12] Russia needs victory, so everyone will have to
[01:29:16] recognize this defeat, well, Ukraine, I mean
[01:29:20] the West as a whole, otherwise, well, I don't see any
[01:29:23] outcome that would allow us to reach some kind of peaceful
[01:29:27] agreement, but we won't find any compromises here, they just
[01:29:30] don't exist, you understand, they just don't exist, in this war, someone
[01:29:33] will win, someone will lose, and the fact that there is a corruption
[01:29:37] scandal unfolding now, an amazing story, yes, but the question is
[01:29:40] this: it seems that the West controls NABU and SAB,
[01:29:44] Zelensky controls the entire vertical, Zelensky is controlled by the same
[01:29:47] West, but for some reason these scandals arise, which means it
[01:29:50] is needed for something, and for what, I again... again, I stand by my
[01:29:54] opinion, I believe that corruption is a convenient
[01:29:58] way out of this conflict for those who already
[01:30:02] today understand that Ukraine has no chance of victory, it will still
[01:30:05] lose, but someone will have to answer for the defeat, well, that is, it's
[01:30:08] a man-made conflict, scandal, yes,
[01:30:11] scandals, man-made, of course, who
[01:30:14] makes them, well, part is made by Zelensky himself, do you think the scandal between
[01:30:18] the SBU and HUR special services, where did
[01:30:21] this come from, this is a scandal that this person with...
[01:30:24] just money from the cards of voters, of these politicians,
[01:30:28] they say: guys, aren't you crazy, no, we finance you here,
[01:30:31] and your 200 call centers
[01:31:02] switched to Europe, to the United States of America,
[01:31:06] they're fleecing ordinary citizens
[01:31:10] there. I understand the logic of
[01:31:13] call centers, first, the client is, so to speak, fatter,
[01:31:17] more naive, and they can certainly fleece them,
[01:31:19] they earn a billion dollars a month from call centers collectively.
[01:31:22] A billion dollars is being drained from the pockets of their voters, well, who
[01:31:25] would like that, if they didn't get into the European markets, into
[01:31:29] the markets of the United States of America, and continued
[01:31:32] to - bash Ukrainians and
[01:31:36] Russians, maybe there would be no claims against them, but they
[01:31:39] arose only because they allowed themselves such
[01:31:42] rudeness towards those who finance them. Again,
[01:31:45] Zelensky is being dumped, I'm not sure, why dump him, he's already
[01:31:49] well, as for me, I don't understand at all.
[01:31:52] as always, the material basis, you know, the classic
[01:31:56] story, the refrigerator defeats the television,
[01:32:00] the changes that we see today in
[01:33:02] Germany, victory one,
[01:33:05] maybe second, maybe
[01:33:07] third, in different lands of the AfD, this is exactly the
[01:33:11] understanding that is slowly starting to come to people,
[01:33:14] partly because the conditions for Germany
[01:33:17] and the economic conditions are not improving,
[01:33:20] to put it mildly,
[01:33:23] the bony hand of energy hunger
[01:33:26] is tightening its grip on the throat of the German people, that's how you can already speak,
[01:33:30] given that they
[01:33:33] already...
[01:33:34] contract, that's why it was beneficial
[01:33:37] for Germany, long-term contracts with a special pricing
[01:33:40] system, which also cushioned all these
[01:33:44] risks,
[01:34:45] fluctuations, yes, in order to enter into energy
[01:34:48] cooperation with Russia, Germany will apparently have to withdraw from the energy
[01:34:52] policy of the EU, which is also a big question how they will
[01:34:55] do it, so the wish is good,
[01:34:59] but for now it is not very feasible, as
[01:35:03] for concealing information from... representatives
[01:35:06] of the AfD, from a specific minister from the AfD in a specific
[01:35:09] state, well, let's not upset the Germans, but
[01:35:11] generally for most of its history Germany was not
[01:35:15] united, in general,
[01:35:19] Immanuel Kant, a great citizen of Russia, buried
[01:35:23] in Kaliningrad, can tell us a lot about this,
[01:35:25] so it is possible that
[01:35:27] if everything continues as
[01:35:30] it is, and if the German political system reacts
[01:35:33] in a similar way to quite ordinary
[01:35:36] changes for the political system, this could push the German
[01:35:39] states towards even greater autonomization, by the way, they
[01:35:42] have always been quite independent, I would advise my colleagues
[01:35:45] from Germany to think about whether they want to preserve
[01:35:49] Germany in some state of unity, or maybe we should return to
[01:35:53] the 14th century, it was good then, there were dozens of principalities,
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[01:39:56] a struggle for first place,
[01:39:59] the season is open, this is a completely different level,
[01:40:03] only
[01:41:49] as a problem of national scale, Nitsoi announced, she launched
[01:41:52] a broad campaign against all speakers of the aggressor's language,
[01:41:55] as she claims, that is, she called for genocide on linguistic
[01:43:27] grounds. In parallel, the Myrotvorets website added rapper
[01:43:31] Potap to its database. He was called a provocateur for participating,
[01:43:34] further a direct quote, in an act of humanitarian aggression against
[01:43:38] Ukraine, well, that is, he spoke Russian.
[01:43:41] Scandalous rapper and producer Potap, real name Aleksey
[01:43:44] Potapenko, explained on what grounds he left Ukraine during
[01:43:47] the war. He practically admitted that he did it under the guise
[01:43:51] of charity. His wife, musical performer,
[01:43:55] known as Nastya Kamenskikh. How did you
[01:44:40] leave Ukraine in 2022? Well, you are a person of
[01:44:43] conscription age, right? Yes, well, each time it was
[01:44:46] some different
[01:44:50] ministries, different situations,
[01:44:53] companies. Language again became a reason for loud
[01:44:56] statements by Ukrainian artists. According to
[01:45:00] Kamenskikh, after the start of the full-scale invasion, she spoke Ukrainian for about half a year,
[01:45:03] however, later she developed a cyst, because of which the artist lost her voice
[01:45:06] and was forced to postpone concerts. It was then that Kamenskikh turned to a psychologist, as
[01:45:11] the singer claims, she received quite unexpected advice,
[01:45:14] to switch back to Russian, since her body does not perceive
[01:45:18] Ukrainian. I must remind you that since the beginning
[01:45:21] of the full-scale invasion, Nastya demonstrated, to put it mildly, a somewhat
[01:45:25] different position. Nastya earned money from concerts,
[01:45:28] using the theme of patriotism. Nastya said that she would never sing
[01:45:31] in Russian again, never sing again. Will Nastya
[01:45:35] Kamenskikh sing in
[01:45:36] Russian?
[01:45:40] Of course not. but the Russian-speaking cyst gradually grew inside Nastya
[01:45:43] Kamenskikh and prevented her from speaking Ukrainian and
[01:45:57] probably even influenced her brain, her brain. Will you have
[01:46:01] songs in Ukrainian? Of course, they will, of course, they will.
[01:46:04] When, when we are working on it.
[01:46:07] Under a wave of criticism, Nastya Kamenskikh found herself not for the first time. Recently, she,
[01:46:11] along with her husband Slavik Balagan, better known as
[01:46:14] Potap, got into a scandal because of a peculiar joke about the Russian language and
[01:46:18] freedom. The artists published a video on social networks in which they wrote
[01:46:21] that speaking Russian is freedom, network users
[01:46:25] were outraged by this publication, the duo was accused of mocking
[01:46:29] Ukraine and Ukrainians, and also reproached the artists for such
[01:46:33] jokes during the full-scale war. her diagnosis
[01:46:36] surfaced, but imagine now the other side
[01:46:40] of the coin. Through what psychosomatics and illnesses have Ukrainians
[01:46:43] actually gone through because of forced Russification, because of the stress
[01:46:47] in which we constantly find ourselves now, hearing their language,
[01:46:50] our blood pressure definitely rises, we definitely get tachycardia,
[01:47:05] someone's stomach definitely cramps up, knots and spasms appear,
[01:47:08] the stomach ties itself into knots and
[01:47:12] spasms follow. The poor guy with
[01:47:15] spasms, we move to the front line, military
[01:47:18] correspondent Vladimir is on the line. Vladimir, hello, so,
[01:47:22] the cauldron in the Kharkiv region,
[01:47:25] Reznikovsky, as it is called, what is happening inside,
[01:47:29] how many Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers are blocked, what
[01:47:31] is the situation on the external internal
[01:47:34] contour? Olga, good afternoon, the situation on
[01:47:38] our side continues to improve, two settlements were liberated
[01:47:41] yesterday, it's Chernyakov and Shiroka -
[01:47:44] this is the inner part of the cauldron from the eastern
[01:47:48] flank, that is, here... we continue to compress the territory
[01:47:51] that is already surrounded, and today a very important
[01:47:53] settlement was liberated, it's
[01:47:56] Alkhvatka, I remind you, yesterday it was surrounded from
[01:47:59] all sides, the enemy had no opportunity to maneuver, and this settlement is quite
[01:48:03] large by local standards, and today the Ministry of Defense
[01:48:06] announced its liberation, this was the thinnest
[01:48:10] part of the cauldron, the southern flank, and after the liberation
[01:48:13] of Alkhvatka, one can be sure that
[01:48:17] the entire radius of the cauldron is completely secured
[01:48:20] by us, a bridgehead has been created to continue
[01:48:24] narrowing, well, and accordingly expanding towards Velikiy Burluk, one of the most
[01:48:28] important logistical points of the enemy in this direction
[01:48:32] in the northeast of the Kharkiv region, as for the number
[01:48:35] of enemy, of course, it continues to decrease every day,
[01:48:39] initially we remember that the Ministry of Defense announced that about
[01:48:42] 1,700 people were surrounded, but also... every day the Ministry
[01:48:45] of Defense reports that about 50 people
[01:48:49] are eliminated during the liberation, during our
[01:48:52] advance within the cauldron, and the number of
[01:48:56] settlements, the area of this cauldron also decreases, which are
[01:48:59] under the control of the enemy, more and more territories every day come under our
[01:49:03] control, I repeat once again that the cauldron is narrowing, boiling
[01:49:07] and practically already boiling at its maximum capacity.
[01:49:10] Thank you very much, Vladimir, military correspondent Vladimir Razi on the front
[01:49:14] line, well, I remind you, the scandalous statement of former commander-in-chief
[01:49:16] of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Zaluzhny, who said that well, the war could
[01:49:20] have ended if it wasn't for stealing, he means
[01:49:23] corruption in Kyiv. The Russian-Ukrainian war became
[01:49:26] the first major war in Europe, unprecedented since World
[01:49:30] War II, but today this story is only being written. It was
[01:49:34] those mistakes that led to this war, did not allow it
[01:49:38] to end on time, and most importantly - did not foresee its consequences.
[01:49:41] This is a war that, like World War II, began because of the cowardice
[01:49:45] of those who were not killed at that time. They
[01:49:49] thought it best not to disturb the beast. A war that eventually
[01:49:54] became. sympathy for the annual killing of an entire
[01:49:58] nation, suffocating from its own corruption, and most importantly - this
[01:50:02] is a war that gave itself into the hands of marketers and dealers,
[01:50:05] who, due to misunderstanding and lack of strategies, only
[01:50:09] fuel its flames, striving for quick profit more and more,
[01:50:12] demonstrating the rapid development of the technical process,
[01:50:16] this is a war that could have ended with significantly fewer losses,
[01:50:20] but all those who were afraid that the beast would not curb its appetites
[01:50:23] and would attack them too, simply... pretended that these were not their red
[01:50:26] lines, because the main thing is to avoid nuclear
[01:50:30] war, well, the more successes
[01:50:33] of our military on the line of combat
[01:50:37] contact, the more alarmist panicky
[01:50:41] moods in Europe, but it's interesting that, for example,
[01:50:45] the British, who assess Ukraine's failure, they are not looking for
[01:50:48] the true reason, that they instigated Ukraine into a war with
[01:50:52] Russia, remember Boris Johnson, but... that
[01:50:56] Russia turns out to be very strong in hybrid warfare, propaganda,
[01:51:00] cyber operations, that's the AfD for Germany, that's
[01:51:04] the reason why Ukraine is losing, that is,
[01:51:07] they are not looking for the right reasons, but also interesting
[01:51:10] is the indicative reaction of Merz himself, yes, well, among those
[01:51:13] chancellors that Dmitry spoke about, he is the most firm, that
[01:51:17] is, if we talk about Merkel, she was so
[01:51:21] soft, pliable, Scholz was
[01:51:25] semi-soft. a small drone flew
[01:51:28] into Leipzig, they said: oh, Russian thunderstorm, let's send out our
[01:51:32] ambassadors. Our SVR issued a statement, by the way, that
[01:51:36] according to foreign intelligence, negotiations along the intelligence lines
[01:51:39] still exist, there is no Russian trace there, there is purely
[01:51:42] a Ukrainian trace, but Merz is relaxing also because
[01:51:45] he actually plunged Germany into new
[01:51:49] debts, a trillion dollars, oh, sorry, euros, which will fall as a burden on the state debt.
[01:53:23] Germany is not appreciated by the US, how can that be, he
[01:53:26] does everything to ensure that the US makes
[01:53:29] Germany the main factory for the future
[01:53:33] European NATO, but Donald Trump ignores this, he only talks about
[01:53:36] American weapons that you will
[01:53:40] produce, only American, and in general, America now largely
[01:53:43] doesn't care what is happening in Ukraine, their main
[01:53:47] news today is that
[01:53:50] they said that they are militarizing space. They said: we
[01:53:54] have deployed weapon systems that will
[01:53:58] control outer space. I
[01:54:01] will explain that in principle the English word "weapon" does not
[01:54:05] always imply a weapon that... has a destructive effect, the fact
[01:54:08] is that 6 years ago - when there was
[01:54:11] a meeting at the Pentagon about Russian hypersonic
[01:54:14] weapons, they were looking for a reason, well, they were looking for
[01:54:17] an antidote and came to the conclusion that if you make a huge number of satellites
[01:54:21] in orbit, hundreds of thousands or tens of thousands, they
[01:54:24] will allow you to instantly control the flight of our
[01:54:27] hypersonic weapons and thereby shoot it down, but
[01:54:31] if they try to deploy real weapons, our, as they
[01:54:35] say, military-industrial complex has a head start
[01:54:39] for this, we will be back in a minute,
[01:54:42] how is our professor amnesia, if you call
[01:54:45] me that again, you will be dealing with Novesky, because I
[01:54:48] am no longer a professor, Doctor
[01:54:52] Krasnov, I like "doc",
[01:54:55] today at 9:30 PM,
[01:54:58] and soon we will watch the long-awaited premiere,
[01:55:02] I don't want to. mushroom spots are not
[01:55:05] given away, Rostik will make
[02:00:55] What they are talking about and writing about as of this minute, we have gathered the main points in the broadcast of