RUSSIA1 — Vesti v 2000 20260915 170000 UTC 699 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:00] Ro-Ro type vessel, delivered cargo [00:00:03] intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. At the port of Izmail, a tanker type [00:00:06] vessel delivered fuels and lubricants [00:00:10] intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. At the port of [00:00:13] Yuzhny, a railway train at the moment of loading cargo [00:00:16] intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In addition, continued [00:00:20] strikes on railway infrastructure facilities in the [00:00:24] western regions of Ukraine, used for transporting [00:00:27] military cargo from European countries. [00:00:31] This was your favorite program 60 Minutes, thank you for watching, we [00:00:35] appreciate every viewer, bye. [00:01:16] The entire information picture of this Tuesday in the big news broadcast, in the [00:01:19] studio Evgeny Roshkov. [00:01:21] Hello. [00:01:26] Our military established control over Alkhanovka. [00:01:30] weapon, as we squeeze [00:01:34] the cauldron, a railway train burns in the Volyn [00:01:38] region, an entire depot in Kirovohrad, a checkpoint on the [00:01:41] border, through which weapons from the West and logistical [00:01:44] centers were transported. And Kyiv is shaken by [00:01:48] corruption wars. [00:01:51] The decision has been made. The Rada dismisses the runaway [00:01:54] Prosecutor General, who publishes compromising information on the director [00:01:57] of NABU, who looks for weaknesses in people. [00:02:30] against flu, today their composition has been completely replaced for all three [00:02:34] components, how is vaccination, how protected are we [00:02:37] from imported diseases. [00:02:41] The flag has been lowered at the Russian Consulate General in [00:02:44] Bonn. [00:02:51] How the German authorities are erasing more than two centuries [00:02:54] of shared history. Our Anastasia Popova was one of the last to [00:02:57] walk through the closed building. At this time, a special [00:03:01] team is operating in Berlin, which secretly buys weapons for [00:03:05] Kyiv. What else are the agents of Merz [00:03:08] Pistorius doing? And a report from American Houston from the meeting [00:03:12] of energy ministers of the G20 countries, who perfectly [00:03:15] understand that without Russia, the energy crisis cannot [00:03:18] be overcome. And also, 80 years [00:03:22] for the Oscar-winning director and truth-teller Oliver [00:03:25] Stone, what film is he shooting right [00:03:28] now? [00:04:02] Another settlement inside Reznikov's cauldron has been liberated by our [00:04:06] military. Alkhovatka has come under the control of the North group. [00:04:10] This is a large village in the Kharkiv sector of the front. At this moment, battles are ongoing for [00:04:13] Malaya Volcha, the encirclement ring, where Kyiv militants are blocked, is gradually [00:04:17] shrinking. And in the Ukrainian [00:04:21] rear, border crossings in western Ukraine have been hit, [00:04:24] through which the Armed Forces of Ukraine receive foreign military [00:04:27] assistance. The latest reports on the situation. [00:05:01] Fires in large logistics complexes in Kyiv and Kharkiv [00:05:05] regions. They have long been used as transit bases for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Deputy [00:05:08] Poroshenko, who, while being president, promised that the children of Donbas would... [00:05:22] Russia, with its jet drones, made a technological breakthrough, while Ukraine failed to create effective air defense. [00:05:26] Near the village of Rymachi in Volyn, a military echelon was hit [00:05:29] by jet drones. In [00:05:31] general, [00:05:34] so much railway transport has already been destroyed that Ukraine [00:05:37] is forced to ask for it abroad, but in Europe [00:05:41] the track is different. We urge all our partners [00:05:44] to urgently help us in finding locomotives compatible with [00:05:47] a track width of 1,520 mm, [00:05:50] as well as financing to accelerate the purchase of new ones. The Znamenka locomotive depot in [00:05:53] Kirovohrad region is burning. These are recent [00:05:57] footage of a hit on the Yagodyn checkpoint on the Polish [00:06:01] border. In the western regions of Ukraine, [00:06:04] strikes continued on railway infrastructure [00:06:07] facilities used for transporting military [00:06:10] cargo from European countries. [00:06:12] It turns out they were not hitting British ex-prime minister Johnson and former [00:06:16] CIA director Petraeus, as European sponsors of Zelensky tried to portray, but rather [00:06:19] the routes for delivering Western weapons to [00:06:23] Ukraine. [00:06:26] These are border objects, instead of striking dozens of enterprises, [00:06:30] Russia can destroy key places through which Ukraine receives [00:06:33] necessary resources, in particular bridges, border crossings, [00:06:37] threatening a harsh winter without light and heat. In Zaporizhzhia, a large power plant [00:06:41] was hit today. [00:06:47] Kyiv, Kharkiv, Dnipro and other cities, in case of damage, [00:06:50] Ukraine is currently unable to fully compensate for their [00:06:54] work. And in Sumy, several small dispersed capacities in Ukraine [00:06:58] were put out of action at once, attempting to avoid their [00:07:00] destruction. The military academy in Odesa is smoking. All along [00:07:04] the Black Sea coast of Ukraine, port infrastructure is being put out of action. [00:07:07] As a result, a logistics [00:07:11] center in the Odesa region was hit. In the settlement of Velyka Balka, [00:07:14] which provides storage and distribution of military cargo [00:07:17] arriving in Ukraine from abroad, at the port of Chornomorsk, [00:07:21] a dry cargo vessel and a Ro-Ro type ferry, [00:07:24] delivered cargo intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. A roll-on, roll-off [00:07:28] type vessel, or simply Ro-Ro, is formally [00:07:31] civilian, but has long been adapted for delivering military [00:07:35] equipment. The convenience is that it doesn't even need to be unloaded, it just [00:07:38] rolls off the ship's ramp, and then appears at the front, like these... [00:07:42] Polish Krab self-propelled howitzers, American M-777 [00:07:45] howitzers, destroyed today by Russian [00:07:48] troops in the Zaporizhzhia direction, our war correspondent Kirill [00:07:52] Popov is working there. [00:07:52] Попов. [00:07:58] Now our equipment, be it artillery, multiple [00:08:01] launch rocket systems, [00:08:04] air defense systems are accompanied by mobile fire groups, the guys [00:08:07] are now moving out in advance to the right [00:08:10] square. Then from the forest belt. [00:08:12] a self-propelled howitzer 100s rolls in to deliver a sudden [00:08:16] strike. [00:08:18] Shells one after another fly into Chervony Yar, a village in the Zaporizhzhia region, from where [00:08:22] our assault groups still have to drive out the militants, and where the enemy [00:08:26] still maintains activity. [00:08:30] And here are some more objective control footage, aerial reconnaissance records [00:08:33] the landing of a Ukrainian hexacopter in a forest belt. The first shell [00:08:36] is a sighting shot, then the second one follows immediately, the UAV control [00:08:40] point is already engulfed in flames. I think this is not very pleasant, [00:08:43] because there are very serious consequences. Our [00:08:46] units are successfully pushing through the enemy's defensive line [00:08:50] near Orikhiv. On the [00:08:52] outskirts of Orikhiv, Russian drones are already in full [00:08:55] control, preventing the delivery of ammunition and provisions, [00:08:59] destroying pickups that carry garrison shifts. Units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine [00:09:02] here are under round-the-clock [00:09:04] shelling, [00:09:07] from which there is nowhere to hide. The roads out of the city are also under tight [00:09:11] fire control. [00:09:15] The same is happening now in another direction, the Sloviansk-Kramatorsk [00:09:19] agglomeration. Russian troops are approaching. This is how [00:09:22] Druzhkivka looks now, standing in their way. The main direction is towards Druzhkivka [00:09:26] and beyond, we are liberating the territory directly in front of us. [00:09:29] The creation of a security belt along the southern Russian [00:09:33] borders continues. [00:09:35] Today, east of Volchansk, Russian armed forces liberated the village of [00:09:39] Alkhovatka. Here are fresh shots from there, this is part. [00:10:12] 7 billion dollars in the Ukrainian defense budget, in addition to Russian [00:10:16] strikes, new accusations of corruption have fallen on the Kyiv regime. [00:10:19] Today, the fourth consecutive Prosecutor General, Ruslan Kravchenko, [00:10:22] was dismissed. [00:10:25] who, like all his predecessors, managed to flee abroad. [00:10:28] Bribes, protection rackets for call centers, theft of an official [00:10:31] car - these are just some of the "exploits" of another associate of [00:10:35] Zelensky. About the scale of corruption, which can no longer be [00:10:38] ignored, our columnist [00:10:40] Evgeny, [00:10:44] consent to the dismissal by the President of Ukraine of Ruslan [00:10:48] Andriyovych Kravchenko from the post of Prosecutor [00:10:50] General. [00:10:53] The decision has been made. And the parliament obediently [00:10:56] votes, the head of the regime dismissed his own man, Prosecutor General [00:11:00] Kravchenko, reluctantly, because NABU and [00:11:03] SAF had him too tightly. [00:11:06] взялись. [00:11:09] How did it happen that Mr. Kravchenko, who was in the ATO until 2019, [00:11:12] investigating Yanukovych's crimes, headed [00:11:15] the criminal Carthage and turned the prosecutor's office, you know, into some kind of [00:11:19] gang that simply covers business and criminal [00:11:22] call centers. Kravchenko unleashed what journalists [00:11:25] called the "tape war". In response to NABU's recordings, where [00:11:29] employees of the Prosecutor General's Office were accused of covering fraudulent [00:11:32] call centers, the former Prosecutor General publishes his own, where he [00:11:36] claims that the head of the anti-corruption bureau [00:11:39] Kryvonos, is himself a corrupt official with experience. [00:11:42] He took a bribe, he received a bribe, Kravchenko completely [00:11:45] copies the style of NABU's videos, which named each episode of their series [00:11:49] something catchy to make it memorable to the public. [00:11:53] запомнилось публике. [00:14:55] subjugate the Washington-controlled agency to the [00:14:58] Prosecutor General's Office. In 2025, Kravchenko [00:15:01] appeared on the scene. [00:15:04] Prosecutor General of Ukraine. This is the youngest Prosecutor General of [00:15:08] Ukraine. At the time of his appointment, he was, I think, 35 [00:15:11] years old. He was appointed then actually with the task [00:15:15] of destroying the independence of NABU and SAF. Accordingly, everyone [00:15:18] understood that he was hardly an independent person. He was [00:15:21] given a task which he was directly assigned. [00:16:07] resist, he himself enjoys constitutional immunity, [00:16:11] no case can be initiated against him, as long as [00:16:14] by prolonging the war, he prolongs his powers. [00:16:18] Evgeny Lishetnyov and Polina Golovnina, [00:16:20] Vest. The country has high-quality vaccines [00:16:24] against all variants of the flu virus that may threaten [00:16:27] Russians. This was reported by the head of Rospotrebnadzor, Anna Popova, at [00:16:31] a meeting with Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin. This season, [00:16:34] the composition of vaccines has been updated, and the preparations are already available. [00:16:38] Anna Popova also reported to the president on measures to protect against imported [00:16:42] diseases, on new medical developments to help soldiers in the [00:16:46] special military operation zone, and on how product labeling helps [00:16:49] combat substandard products on shelves. [00:16:53] All about it, Alexey Golovko. [00:16:55] The President's reception of the head of Rospotrebnadzor, Anna Popova, today is no [00:16:59] coincidence. September 15th is the day of the [00:17:02] Sanitary and Epidemiological Service in Russia. I want to congratulate you [00:17:05] all who perform this important task. [00:17:42] It is complex from the point of view of [00:17:45] maintaining the necessary proper situation, [00:17:49] control over the health of citizens, the readiness of [00:17:52] our services, the availability of vaccines, vaccines are already arriving in [00:17:55] the regions, their quantity is sufficient, [00:17:59] and the readiness for carrying out the vaccination campaign is also [00:18:02] quite high, we are confident that within [00:18:05] 2-2.5 months... we will be able to vaccinate the entire [00:18:09] population that needs to be vaccinated, primarily we will [00:18:12] vaccinate risk groups. Sanitary services predict that this year new [00:18:15] flu variants will enter Russia, therefore, to protect against [00:18:19] them, advanced vaccines have been developed in laboratories, capable of [00:18:22] successfully fighting influenza A and influenza B. The new antigenic [00:18:26] composition of vaccines will increase the effectiveness of vaccinations. In this laboratory, [00:18:30] diagnostic kits are developed, with which various types of influenza [00:18:33] can be identified, as well as pathogens of ARVI and [00:18:36] Covid. Here they are studied at the genetic level, and [00:18:40] the result of such work was a single PCR test, with [00:18:43] which up to 25 different viral [00:18:46] diseases can be identified. A special area is working with preparations for treating [00:18:50] wounded soldiers in the special operation. One of the main problems for military doctors is [00:18:54] patients' addiction to antibiotics. This is where [00:18:57] our new medical products begin to work. [00:19:00] Special cocktails of phages, which our institutes are developing for specific [00:19:04] cases, they save the life of a fighter. When [00:19:08] antibiotics are [00:19:12] not effective enough. Today, our PCR tests allow [00:19:15] us to determine which antibiotic should be used to treat it first, in [00:19:19] a much shorter time than even a year or two ago. Instead of [00:19:22] four hours, it is now 25-30 minutes. Many [00:19:25] aspects of Rospotrebnadzor's work have been changed by digitalization. Now [00:19:29] the quality of medicines is protected by labeling. Electronic cash registers [00:19:32] have already prevented 800 million units of various [00:19:36] medicines and supplements from reaching consumers. And product labeling helps [00:19:39] monitor the proper nutrition of Russians. Rospotrebnadzor [00:19:43] developed a healthy nutrition application with which you can find out [00:19:46] the product's expiration date and its nutritional value. [00:19:50] If a person uses the application, they can [00:19:53] get information about the fact that when there is a lot of [00:19:57] sugar, salt, trans fats, you need to calculate how much there is, yes, yes, [00:20:01] how much there is, it's all visible, in any font, and it's colored red, [00:20:04] yellow, green, immediately to attract attention, foreign. with colleagues from [00:20:08] CIS, CSTO and China Rospotrebnadzor regularly conducts [00:20:12] joint exercises, where various scenarios for [00:20:15] combating epidemic outbreaks are practiced. Today we are already [00:20:17] proud that we can organize a response within 24 hours in any [00:20:21] country of the Commonwealth with which we work, a joint center [00:20:25] is still being created? Yes, Vladimir Vladimirovich, also your instruction, we [00:20:28] currently have four joint scientific centers for monitoring bio-threats abroad, [00:20:32] to see them there, work them out there and prevent [00:20:35] them from entering. [00:21:20] of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov, developers and [00:21:23] engineers. The opening of the workshop will allow all planned [00:21:26] goals to be achieved, i.e. to transfer the latest airliners to airlines in the [00:21:30] second half of next year. And moreover, the workshop will not [00:21:34] only produce parts, but also train personnel for the [00:21:37] country. [00:21:41] important components, which the fate of people depends on, [00:21:45] including when they will fly on planes where [00:21:48] these engines will be installed, so it is important to [00:21:52] train highly qualified specialists, and they will be [00:21:56] trained right here, we expect about [00:21:59] 2,000 students will undergo practical training here [00:22:03] and more than 3,000 [00:22:06] college students, and after that most of them [00:22:10] come to our own enterprise. [00:22:13] Creating comfortable, predictable conditions for investors, based on the [00:22:17] demands of entrepreneurs, the needs of the regions, and the interests [00:22:20] of the country as a whole, this is precisely the approach, according to Mikhail Mishustin, [00:22:24] that will allow Russian authorities to increase the attractiveness of our [00:22:27] economy. Today, improving the business climate was the topic [00:22:30] of a strategic session conducted by the head of the [00:22:33] government. Anna Bal spoke about what was discussed at it. [00:22:36] Despite existing challenges, [00:22:39] the Russian economy continues to develop. Mikhail [00:22:43] Mishustin began the strategic session today with this. The Prime Minister [00:22:46] emphasized that it is necessary to continue working on improving the business climate. [00:23:27] China, India, Egypt, almost 90% of [00:23:31] all Russian exports go there. [00:23:34] Achieving technological leadership in many areas is facilitated, among other things, by [00:23:38] national projects. Throughout the country, scientific [00:23:41] centers, technoparks are opening, and roads are being built. The President stressed [00:23:45] that an important task remains the launch of a new [00:23:48] investment cycle. Work this year is active, [00:23:52] a number of important regulatory acts have been adopted, for example, [00:23:55] the range of potential participants in tenders for [00:23:59] comprehensive territorial development was expanded, a law aimed at increasing [00:24:02] the flexibility of labor relations was amended, [00:24:05] now the duration of overtime work has been increased from [00:24:08] 120 to 240 hours per year, [00:24:12] of course, with the consent of the employee and additional payment. Another support measure [00:24:15] is aimed at developing so-called green [00:24:18] technologies, [00:24:20] plants that have grown on our samples during the growing [00:24:24] season. Scientists and postgraduate students of the Mining University in [00:24:27] St. Petersburg have made a real ecological breakthrough by proposing [00:24:31] to use waste for land reclamation and [00:24:34] landscaping. This is technogenic soil, consisting of peat, [00:24:37] sewage and garbage. We have [00:24:40] a lot of waste, our landfills and dumps are [00:24:44] overflowing, all of this is either burned, which is not [00:24:47] advisable, or we can take waste and use it beneficially [00:24:51] for landscaping territories, including to ensure a favorable [00:24:55] environmental situation. If the effectiveness of the research is proven, the [00:24:58] unique recipe will be easily patented. Under the new rules, [00:25:02] the review period for applications for such environmental developments has been reduced [00:25:06] several times. Changes also affected the construction [00:25:09] industry. [00:25:11] From September of this year, construction permits and commissioning of facilities have switched to [00:25:14] a digital format, meaning the developer will not be issued a paper document. Instead, [00:25:18] there will be an entry in the electronic register with a unique number for a specific facility. These [00:25:22] and other solutions will help to further increase the investment [00:25:26] attractiveness of regions. It is important that not only federal [00:25:29] executive bodies are involved in this work, but also businesses themselves. [00:25:33] Today, the Prime Minister issued additional instructions to [00:25:37] continue this work and strengthen interaction with the regions. For example, [00:25:40] the strategy for the socio-economic development of the Far East for the next [00:25:43] 10 years was recently approved. The task is to make the region comfortable for [00:25:47] living. [00:26:02] Valentina Matviyenko arrived. The Chairperson of the Federation Council has a [00:26:05] busy schedule, meetings with soldiers of the special military operation, doctors, [00:26:09] representatives of various peoples living in the [00:26:12] republic, and not only. A report by Sarkar [00:26:15] Magomedov. Hello. Yes, hello, hello, [00:26:19] glad to see you all. At the festival of folk crafts, not only [00:26:22] crafts, but now meetings are traditional. Valentina Matviyenko saw that very [00:26:26] Dagestani girl, whom she met several years ago in Derbent and invited [00:26:30] to the Federation Council. She recognized her immediately. [00:27:28] On the street, they were preparing to set a world record: a 100-meter long table was covered with dishes representing [00:27:32] the cuisine of more than 300 peoples and countries. The organizers assured that if [00:27:35] anyone doesn't believe that all the dishes are represented here, they can check. I, [00:27:39] a representative of one of the small ethnic groups of Rutul, found my [00:27:42] khinkal, even the Americans won't be left out, even the Americans [00:27:45] won't, this is a world record, we must break it. At meetings with [00:27:49] artisans, Valentina Matviyenko spoke about supporting folk crafts, about [00:27:53] the people who create the future of the region and about those who defend [00:27:56] the country, a tribute to Rasul Gamzatov, honorary chairman of the [00:28:00] State Council of the Republic Magomedali Magomedov. And most importantly, [00:28:03] to the heroes of the new era, participants of the special military [00:28:06] operation, with whom the Speaker of the Federation Council met in a modern [00:28:09] military hospital on the shores of the Caspian. Thank you [00:28:13] for being our hero, those who are here, [00:28:16] guys, participants of the special military operation, all our heroes, so thank you [00:28:19] very much, here the soldiers are undergoing treatment and preparing to return to [00:28:23] peaceful life. Valentina Matviyenko asked not to leave any [00:28:27] family of heroes unattended, to hear everyone and deliver the necessary help to [00:28:30] a specific person. [00:30:02] voter questions and predictions of election results, it will [00:30:05] operate until Sunday evening, when voting ends. [00:30:19] Almost 3 million Russians applied to vote at their [00:30:22] location, and over 4 million chose to use [00:30:26] remote electronic voting. A voter [00:30:29] can always come to any polling station within their district. [00:31:03] we predicted much of what is [00:31:05] now beginning to [00:31:07] happen, [00:31:10] well prepared, [00:31:12] we are coping. [00:32:15] networks everything necessary for the front line. Another humanitarian convoy [00:32:18] from the CPRF went to the special military operation zone, already the [00:32:21] 160th in a row. From the site of the Lenin State Farm, [00:32:24] the column was escorted by the party leadership headed by Gennady [00:32:28] Zyuganov. From the Moscow region, Alexey Karev. [00:32:32] The second batch has arrived. Look at these [00:32:34] beauties. With motorcycles of Oryol production, which the [00:32:38] CPRF is sending to the front line not for the first time, [00:32:41] the assault aircraft are well known, and the equipment is praised. How [00:32:45] is the situation, seriously, new [00:32:48] UAZ vehicles for mobile fire groups, protecting the skies of the Kursk [00:32:52] border region and Zaporizhzhia region from enemy drones, [00:32:56] such pickups are particularly in demand by the military, all because the equipment [00:32:59] is unpretentious and practical, it has a large bed for transporting [00:33:03] ammunition, it is suitable for mounting weapons, and [00:33:06] such a UAZ will pass almost any front-line [00:33:10] road, it remains to equip the vehicles, [00:33:13] this is installed in pickups. under machine guns, this is installed [00:33:17] tripod also ground, here [00:33:19] also under machine guns, next to light cannons with thermal imagers for [00:33:23] paratroopers, even on a bright, sunny day it sees [00:33:27] people perfectly, there are many warm clothes in the packages, and [00:33:30] indispensable products in field conditions, pork stew, I [00:33:33] remember my reconnaissance, we always had it in the car, from [00:33:37] the Tver branch of the CPRF, trench candles [00:33:40] equipment, the guys said that when digging, [00:33:44] well... [00:35:16] the most important task is the creation [00:35:19] in the country of an institute that [00:35:22] has long been overdue, for the support [00:35:25] of intangible cultural heritage, [00:35:28] this is not only folk arts and crafts, [00:35:32] here are also musical and various [00:35:35] other traditions of a huge number [00:35:38] of peoples inhabiting our [00:35:40] country. [00:35:50] Over the past decade and a half, only in the capital, more than [00:35:54] 150 new churches have been built, Patriarch Kirill said today, [00:35:57] speaking before the deputies of the Moscow City Duma. According to the Primate of [00:36:01] the Russian Orthodox Church, embracing faith makes [00:36:04] a person stronger both morally and [00:36:07] intellectually. [00:36:09] Glory to you, God, glory [00:36:13] to you. [00:36:15] Today the Patriarch performed a divine service and handed over a particle of the relics of [00:36:19] the holy noble Prince Alexander Nevsky to the house church [00:36:22] of the saint on the territory of the Moscow parliamentary center. [00:36:25] The pastoral visit is timed to... [00:36:57] by chance, and now the ark with the particle and [00:37:01] relics was solemnly brought during [00:37:04] the thousands-strong all-Moscow procession, which showed [00:37:07] the commitment to Orthodoxy of Muscovites and many [00:37:10] people who arrived in the capital. [00:37:13] The name of Dmitry Donskoy is forever [00:37:17] associated with the victory of the Russian army and the defense of the native [00:37:20] land. The discovery of the relics of the holy noble Prince became [00:37:23] a powerful spiritual support for the Russian military. with which [00:37:32] the great warrior struck down enemies on the Kulikovo field, the soldiers of the [00:37:36] North group met. In the field church, a moleben was served, and [00:37:39] the soldiers were able to touch the [00:37:41] holy relic, that this is a very significant [00:37:45] event for us, we have many Orthodox [00:37:49] servicemen, and for us this concept is not just [00:37:52] motivation, so to speak, such a desired day, including as if it were [00:37:56] a holiday for us. A figure uniting, uniting the people [00:37:59] in Russia, uniting the people and giving, of course, undoubtedly a very powerful [00:38:03] moral foundation for exploits, including good [00:38:07] exploits. For us unequivocally, this is a symbol of the end of [00:38:10] the war. Victory, a close victory. For [00:38:14] the general veneration of believers, the newly found holy relic will be available in [00:38:17] the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow until September 20. [00:38:21] September. [00:38:24] 50 hectares – almost 70 football fields – will make up the area [00:38:28] of the new Space Conquerors Park which will appear in the Saratov region. [00:38:32] Construction is already underway, and currently specialists are busy constructing [00:38:35] objects of the second stage. The speaker of the State Duma, [00:38:39] Vyacheslav Volodin, acquainted himself [00:38:42] with how the new stage of the project is being implemented. Why the park was decided to be located exactly [00:38:46] in this place, in the Saratov region, in Alexandra [00:38:49] Bystritskaya's report. [00:38:51] 65 years ago, on this field, the first human space flight ended, [00:38:54] those very 108 minutes around. [00:39:36] Dubki, where he learned to fly on this plane. In the Dubki aeroclub, [00:39:40] details of that life are preserved, when Yuri Gagarin was still a young [00:39:43] cadet. This well was then the only source of water for the entire [00:39:47] aeroclub. Today, of course, there are already different training conditions, airplanes, and [00:39:51] equipment, but the memory of those times is carefully preserved here. From [00:39:54] the first solo flight to the launch of Vostok, it passed. [00:40:27] supported the decision to create a memorial [00:40:30] complex here, a park of space conquerors, and [00:40:34] this is all becoming a large cultural and educational [00:40:37] space, where a child can immerse themselves in [00:40:41] the world of space, where together with their parents they can spend [00:40:44] time. Today, Gagarin virtually gathers everyone on [00:40:48] this land decades later, because [00:40:51] his name, [00:40:54] his feat, is important to us. [00:41:27] Today, the Russian National Library in St. Petersburg was replenished with a unique [00:41:31] edition. 80 volumes of the ancient code [00:41:34] of Buddhist laws, which traces its history back to the 5th century BC, [00:41:38] Thailand presented a gift to the Russian Federation on [00:41:42] the anniversary date: the 130th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations [00:41:45] between our countries. From Petersburg, which preserves and studies [00:41:49] the heritage of all eras and peoples. Sale [00:41:52] Mazarev. [00:41:54] The participants of the Thai delegation do not hide their emotions. Seeing the book, which [00:41:58] 130 years ago was given to Russia by King Rama, they bow their [00:42:01] heads and barely hold back tears. This is the very first [00:42:05] printed edition of Tipitaka, and next to it is a new one. [00:42:08] Now they will be stored together. [00:42:11] Rama V presented Emperor Nicholas II with the first [00:42:14] copy of Tipitaka as a royal gift, a symbol [00:42:18] of peace and freedom. And today we continue this tradition. We once again [00:42:21] bring from Thailand to Russia not only Buddhist wisdom, along with it we [00:42:25] bring to the Russian people our goodwill and friendship. This [00:42:29] code of sacred laws was compiled back in the era [00:42:32] of Buddha. The World Fund Tipita set the task [00:42:35] of publishing texts in transliteration into Latin, so that they become [00:42:39] accessible. [00:43:40] the largest in the world, in essence, it is a repository of our memory. Here [00:43:43] knowledge accumulated by humanity for centuries is collected, stored, and made [00:43:47] accessible. Just imagine, more than 10 [00:43:50] million storage units in Russian. It is here that [00:43:54] the ancient Ostromir Gospel, the Laurentian [00:43:57] Chronicle, the Annunciation Kondakar, the Illustrated Chronicle [00:44:01] Code, the Kyiv Psalter are kept. Here are the [00:44:03] hand-written on cowhide skin Acts of the Apostles, 14th century. [00:44:07] Each such initial is absolutely unique, I don't repeat. Another [00:44:11] priceless world treasure is Voltaire's library, [00:44:14] the only library of a European enlightener that has survived to [00:44:17] our days, all thanks to Catherine the Great. [00:44:21] 21 cabinets, 6814 [00:44:24] volumes, 200 of which contain the thinker's [00:44:27] notes. For example, the treatise on the social contract, [00:44:30] by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, whom Voltaire disliked. All [00:44:34] this edition is covered with Voltaire's notes, meaning he [00:44:37] read the entire book. [00:45:10] Here are the Siamese campaign of the cruiser Aurora, and the menu of the gala dinner [00:45:13] held in honor of the Thai king in Peterhof, and the love story [00:45:16] of Prince Chakrobong and Russian noblewoman Katya [00:45:20] Desnitskaya. Distant Siam today has become a little [00:45:23] closer to St. Petersburg. Sale Marif, Sergey Ishchenko, Dmitry Lukashevich, Alexandra [00:45:27] Kolkova, and Oksana Serzhantova. Vesti: Northwestern [00:45:31] bureau. These are the big news. Here's what's next in our [00:45:35] program. [00:45:39] Flag lowered at the Russian Consulate General in [00:45:42] Bonn. [00:45:49] How the German authorities are erasing more than two [00:45:52] centuries of our shared history. Anastasia Popova, one of [00:45:55] the last to walk through the closed [00:45:57] building. [00:45:59] At this time in Berlin, a Sondor team was discovered, which [00:46:02] secretly buys weapons for Kyiv. What else are [00:46:06] agents Pistorius and Merz doing? [00:46:10] 80 years to Oscar-winning director and truth-teller Oliver [00:46:13] Stone. What kind of film is he making right [00:46:16] now? [00:46:19] What is the probability that artificial intelligence will destroy [00:46:22] humanity by 2030? [00:46:25] Trump, Musk, and Gates exchanged [00:46:27] predictions. And while you were sleeping on the plane? [00:46:31] I was robbed right on the plane and everything was completely cleaned out. [00:46:34] Thieves working on international flights have become active. How to [00:46:37] protect [00:53:11] These are big news, we continue the broadcast. The soapy diversion [00:53:14] at Leipzig airport was beneficial exclusively to the Kyiv [00:53:18] regime. This opinion, about the attempt to blow up a transport [00:53:21] plane, for which Berlin accused Moscow, was shared today [00:53:25] by our Foreign Intelligence Service. According to the department, [00:53:28] investigators from a number of NATO countries never found a Russian [00:53:31] trace. And the apogee of this story was the expulsion of our diplomats [00:53:35] from the Consulate General in Bonn. Today, the national [00:53:38] flag was lowered there. Report by our European [00:53:42] co-correspondent, Anastasia Popova. On [00:53:45] the lawn near the flagpole, the last official ceremony at the Russian Consulate General [00:53:49] in Bonn: the lowering of the national [00:53:51] flag. [00:53:58] An unexpected hitch, the Consul General jokes sadly. The flag [00:54:01] resists the unilateral and unfounded decision. [00:55:05] can go on indefinitely, the question is [00:55:08] that [00:55:10] Soviet-German relations, which after the war [00:55:14] have an eighty-year history, and their formation [00:55:17] took place right here, on the Rhine, where we [00:55:21] are located. Here, after 80 years, we are ceasing [00:55:25] our presence. This undoubtedly causes [00:55:28] regret. From the walls of the consular museum, we are watched by [00:55:31] those who worked on developing mutually beneficial relations. [00:55:43] to the Soviet Union for free use for a period of 99 [00:55:47] years. This was the center of Soviet diplomacy in the FRG, which is still [00:55:50] reminded of by this iron mailbox, on which it says in German: [00:55:54] Botschaft UdSSR, Embassy [00:55:58] of the USSR. End of the eighties, hydrocarbon [00:56:00] supplies through pipelines reach peak [00:56:03] capacity. [00:56:40] In the heraldic hall, our diplomats hosted grand receptions, and [00:56:44] the columned hall remembers the legendary concerts of Sviatoslav [00:56:47] Richter, for which it was impossible to get tickets, and the audience sat [00:56:51] even on the steps around the grand piano. The Bundeswehr orchestra [00:56:55] even performed here. The Bundeswehr is nearby, so relations were good. Of the new [00:56:58] relations, now the signs of closed Consulates General on the museum wall remind us. [00:57:02] December 31st. all their affairs, all their work, because [00:57:17] of the breakdown of these ties, we [00:57:21] see that for Germany [00:57:23] this has had very sad [00:57:26] consequences, this degradation of the economy, the social [00:57:30] sphere, of culture. [00:57:33] In many ways, there isn't enough money for anything, everything goes to support [00:57:37] Ukraine. The Financial Times for the first time openly calls Germany [00:57:40] a direct participant in the Ukrainian conflict, telling about the activities [00:57:44] of a secret group of twenty officers who oversee [00:57:48] Just in the last week, diesel prices in Germany jumped by [00:57:52] about 20 cents, a historical record. Residents [00:57:55] started refusing car trips, but the authorities continue to pour [00:57:59] money into the military sphere. We must purchase fossil [00:58:03] fuels, as our colleagues do, where natural gas and [00:58:07] oil are most profitable, namely in Russia. The opposition risks [00:58:10] delivering another blow to the Chancellor's political career [00:58:14] this Sunday in the elections in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. [00:58:17] leads with a significant margin. The day before, Merz will ask [00:58:20] for the support of the CDU presidium, where, according to rumors, the issue [00:58:24] of his imminent replacement is already openly discussed. Anastasia Popula [00:58:28] Bernatsky, Evgeny Kononov, Vesti Bonn, [00:58:30] Germany. [00:58:32] Under the pretext of fighting the Russian threat, Europe is trying [00:58:36] to drag nuclear weapons to our borders, but all places of their [00:58:39] deployment will be in the crosshairs of strategic deterrence [00:58:42] forces. This was stated today in our media by the Minister [00:58:46] of Foreign Affairs, Sergei. [00:59:47] a fact, so draw your own [00:59:49] conclusions. [00:59:52] Support for euro hawks in EU countries is declining faster than the European [00:59:56] economy is collapsing. 12 billion euros [00:59:59] were the losses of only Italian business due to [01:00:02] Brussels' sanctions, only in the energy sector. Trade [01:00:05] decreased from 30 to 7 billion. And Italian exports to [01:00:09] Russia fell by more than three times. This was told to [01:00:12] Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini by entrepreneurs [01:00:15] who, despite the restrictions. [01:00:49] Today, Italian fighters shot down drones over the Lithuanian sky, [01:00:52] at the same time, the Deputy Prime Minister met with Russian business and enjoyed [01:00:56] the applause of the Russian ambassador. Senator Calenda with a Ukrainian [01:00:59] trident tattoo on his wrist is poorly informed. Matteo [01:01:03] Salvini met in Milan with Italian entrepreneurs [01:01:06] working in Russia, who after the introduction of sanctions were left [01:01:10] alone with blocked cards, dead SWIFT, and yet they need to pay [01:01:13] salaries and feed families. [01:01:17] everyone says, we felt abandoned, what kind of protection plan does [01:01:21] the government have, does it even exist? [01:01:24] We talked about Italian national interests. I am [01:01:27] here today to listen to entrepreneurs who work in Russia [01:01:30] or would like to return there after the war ends. Matteo [01:01:34] Salvini, no matter what you ask, a scandal for all of Italy, the very [01:01:37] fact, an interview with Russia channel is already a reason. The last time we [01:01:41] met in [01:01:41] Venice. [01:02:45] Until 2022, Russia's trade with the Lombardy region was 4 billion per year, Russia and [01:02:48] Italy - total - 22. Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini [01:02:52] took an important political, economic, and diplomatic step, including [01:02:55] from the point of view of electoral consensus, considering that [01:02:59] the overwhelming majority of Italians and center-right voters, according to all [01:03:03] public opinion polls, demonstrate strong fatigue and [01:03:06] disappointment over the continued military and [01:03:09] financial support for Ukraine. With each corruption scandal, [01:03:13] the percentage of those against aid to Ukraine is getting higher. The Elpost [01:03:16] publication reminds that it is Salvini's party that is rebelling against sending aid [01:03:20] to Ukraine, at all rallies, reminding where Italians' money [01:03:23] is being drained. Salvini discussed this with the Russian Vesti program, [01:03:27] expressing very conciliatory remarks addressed to [01:03:31] Vladimir Putin's regime. There is nothing new in this. For many years, [01:03:34] the League has been one of the most pro-Russian Italian [01:03:37] parties. In the first months after the start of the war in Ukraine, Salvini was [01:03:41] one of the few Italian politicians who argued that [01:03:44] sanctions against Russia were harmful to Western economies. Italians [01:03:48] are generally people who have common sense. When [01:03:51] that penetrates the establishment, the ruling circles, I think, [01:03:55] then some [01:03:59] things will become possible. [01:04:47] Russia cannot be excluded from global logistical [01:04:51] chains and will remain a reliable supplier of energy resources and [01:04:54] a guarantor of energy security. This was stated today [01:04:58] by the Minister of Energy of Russia. Prices [01:05:03] for [01:05:09] fuel in the US and Europe are currently breaking new records. Without Russia, [01:05:13] without Russia's participation, the problem simply cannot be solved. From [01:05:16] Houston, our correspondent in the States, Dmitry [01:05:19] Mylnikov. Recently, Houston, Texas, [01:05:23] was called the energy capital of the US and even the whole world, but today [01:05:27] this gigantic oil refining machine. [01:05:49] In a few days, diesel prices in the US reached a historical [01:05:52] maximum, even in oil-rich Texas, today it's already [01:05:55] $6.5 per gallon, an increase of more [01:05:59] than 80% over the year. For the third time in recent days, [01:06:03] the US President blames Kyiv for this global energy [01:06:06] crisis. The rise in world prices for diesel fuel is mainly [01:06:10] caused by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and not by the situation around [01:06:13] Iran. And against this chaos, Houston is hosting [01:06:17] a ministerial meeting of the G20, one of whose slogans is [01:06:20] energy abundance. Russia in the US [01:06:24] is represented by delegations from three departments: the Ministry of Energy, [01:06:27] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Ministry of Natural Resources. We expect a positive [01:06:31] result, [01:06:33] right? In early September, for the first time since 2022, Finance Minister Anton [01:06:37] Siluanov participated in the summit of heads of financial departments. [01:06:41] Now Texas is hosting the Russian delegation on [01:06:44] the energy track. It turned out that without Russian [01:06:47] diesel, the American and world economies cannot go far. [01:06:51] More [01:06:54] fuel is coming from the Middle East, while Russian [01:06:57] diesel exports have seriously declined. Russia used to be [01:07:01] a major diesel exporter, but now exports almost [01:07:04] nothing. [01:07:08] We will talk about specific projects that we want to launch, all of them [01:07:11] will be beneficial for the US, as well as for our allies around the [01:07:15] world. In a crisis, the White House is hastily canceling [01:07:18] green regulations for oil producers and even [01:07:22] lowering fuel quality requirements. Against this background, the ideas [01:07:26] that Russia has consistently promoted, despite years. [01:07:42] equal access to energy resources, for [01:07:46] a non-discriminatory approach to [01:07:49] energy, for access, equal [01:07:52] access to technologies in the field of energy, [01:07:56] we believe that this is extremely [01:07:59] necessary in order for all [01:08:02] countries to develop effectively. At the same time, [01:08:04] the paradox of American policy towards Russia these days [01:08:08] seems to have reached its culmination. While here in [01:08:11] Houston, the US discusses with Moscow how to ensure the global energy [01:08:15] market, Washington has once again returned to the topic of hellish [01:08:18] sanctions, providing for 100% duties against [01:08:22] buyers of Russian oil and gas. The day before, the Rules Committee [01:08:26] of the US House of Representatives approved the procedure for voting on [01:08:30] a bill on new sanctions against Russia and [01:08:33] Iran. However, it is already clear to everyone in Washington [01:08:36] that imposing sanctions against Russia in the current situation means [01:08:40] literally putting out a fire. [01:09:35] He has said many times that he loves history more than cinema, [01:09:39] the history that Americans are taught in schools he considers a big [01:09:43] myth, hence this huge, almost a thousand-page [01:09:46] work, "The Untold History of the United States," a book [01:09:50] that became a worldwide bestseller. He condemns [01:09:53] the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as senseless, [01:09:56] Japan by that time was completely defeated. His whole book is [01:10:00] the inconvenient truth about the United [01:10:02] States. You have to understand, I love my [01:10:06] country, and I believe that America can bring light and good to the whole world, and in [01:10:09] many cases it has been. [01:10:42] The story with Ukraine began, NATO's behavior, the participation [01:10:46] of the USA, their hatred of Russia, amazes me. [01:10:49] What bad has Russia done to us? I don't [01:10:52] understand. Oliver Stone is looking for answers to the question with Professor Peter [01:10:56] Kuznik.