RUSSIA1 — Vesti nedeli 20261011 170000 UTC 1409 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. [00:00:53] You are watching Russia TV channel live, Vesti Nedeli [00:00:57] with Evgeny Popov in the studio, good evening! Tonight [00:01:00] on the program. [00:01:10] Why is every Kyiv attack on oil refineries now an attack on Trump? [00:01:14] Mid-term elections under the gun of such a [00:01:17] gas pump. How are diesel from Russia and [00:01:21] intelligence data from the USA connected? Ukraine [00:01:24] needs a new leader. Our team is being used as [00:01:26] a screen. This is good. [00:01:45] there are documents on the resumption of tunnel construction under [00:01:48] Kyiv. How many bridges are left across [00:01:52] the Dnieper? [00:01:57] Last chance for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This [00:02:00] is one of the packs of leaflets to attach to this drone, it will fly towards [00:02:03] Dobropillya. Grigory Vdovin looked into [00:02:07] the cauldron. [00:02:12] Why did Europe explode in debt with problems in all [00:02:16] spheres? [00:02:19] Will European schoolchildren overthrow the untalented leaders of the Old [00:02:23] World? A city of homeless people on the track for [00:02:26] royal races. People sleep everywhere here. Who is it? [00:02:35] Will Saxony cancel aid to Ukraine? Mercedes made [00:02:38] Germany a target for Russia. Why was there no Green [00:02:42] party in the GDR? Because education was compulsory. [00:02:46] And who is already ready to launch Nord Stream? [00:02:49] An unsuccessful attempt to detonate an information bomb in the Irkutsk [00:02:53] region. Russia claims that there is no [00:02:57] plague outbreak, but there is a reason why they remain. [00:03:30] completely insane, what does [00:03:41] the ashes, [00:03:45] through the Argoun gorge to the resort in Veduchi and the castle of [00:03:48] Phakoch, our Sergey Zenin drove, the tourist [00:03:51] ski cluster is only [00:03:53] developing. [00:04:01] The end of the week became black for Ukraine, and these are the words of [00:04:04] British Prime Minister Burnow: a tough 24 [00:04:07] hours. Everything collapsed at once, Trump's [00:04:11] harsh statements, his demand to replace Zelensky, a blackout in [00:04:14] Kyiv, a catastrophe on the front and a complete loss of [00:04:17] spatial orientation among our opponents. On [00:04:21] Friday evening, Putin announced a telephone conversation with [00:04:24] the US President. The main topics were the Ukrainian [00:04:28] settlement and the world top. [00:04:32] During the telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump on October 9, [00:04:35] considerable attention was paid to the prospects [00:04:39] of resolving the Ukrainian crisis, the situation around [00:04:43] Iran and various aspects of bilateral relations were also touched upon. When [00:04:46] discussing the state of affairs in the world energy sector, the Russian side [00:04:49] confirmed its readiness to supply oil and oil products to American [00:04:53] world markets. I am confident that this will positively affect the entire global [00:04:56] economy. The President's statement is the main thing. The world [00:05:00] news shook world politics and economy, plunged [00:05:04] Europe and Ukraine into gloom. The hour and a half [00:05:07] conversation between Putin and Trump changed everything. This was the sixth [00:05:10] conversation between the leaders of the two superpowers since the beginning [00:05:13] of the year, as President's aide Ushakov noted, no one [00:05:17] wanted to end the conversation, they hung up [00:05:19] simultaneously. [00:05:22] Putin told Trump about the situation on the front. The Russian army is moving [00:05:25] forward, the initiative is ours. Kyiv has opted for escalation [00:05:29] and is dragging out the conflict. Russia is ready for a diplomatic [00:05:32] settlement, but after attempts by the Kyiv regime [00:05:36] to disrupt our elections, trilateral negotiations in [00:05:39] the Kremlin are now viewed differently. Putin [00:05:43] emphasized that Russia will consider when they can be [00:05:46] Transfer your pension to [00:05:48] By its attempts to disrupt our elections, [00:05:51] by launching a massively concentrated drone [00:05:55] attack on Moscow, other cities and polling [00:05:59] stations, on specific people involved in [00:06:02] organizing the elections. The Kyiv regime, in essence, [00:06:06] thwarted the possibility of an immediate [00:06:09] resumption of the process, [00:06:13] and now, as the President said, we [00:06:16] will consider when these negotiations can be [00:06:20] resumed. Donald Trump listened [00:06:23] carefully to our arguments, saying that he [00:06:26] would instruct to transmit appropriate [00:06:29] signals to the Ukrainian delegation, [00:06:32] which is precisely these days in [00:06:35] Miami for contacts with American [00:06:39] representatives. At the initiative of President [00:06:42] of the USA Donald Trump, most of the telephone conversation with President of the Russian [00:06:46] Federation Vladimir Putin was dedicated to the Ukrainian [00:06:49] settlement. During the conversation, the Russian President understood [00:06:52] some proposals of the American side on steps [00:06:55] aimed at de-escalation. By agreement with the President of Iran, [00:06:59] Putin conveyed to Trump the Iranian side's vision for a possible [00:07:02] resolution of the conflict. Trump called Moscow at the [00:07:06] moment when in Florida Ukrainians led by the head [00:07:09] of Zelensky's administration Budanov, together with a group. [00:07:41] This is a shocking turn in US pressure on Moscow. [00:07:44] I would thank Vladimir Putin for this, but you know, I would also [00:07:47] analyze the underlying motives of this act. As I [00:07:51] see it, this is one of the ways for Vladimir Putin to relieve some [00:07:54] pressure, and to bring the United States to Russia's side on [00:07:58] the issue of negotiations that are currently taking place between Ukraine and [00:08:01] America. Trump decided to strike a deal with Russia on [00:08:04] diesel fuel supplies after Vladimir Zelensky [00:08:08] ignored repeated US requests to stop attacking Russian [00:08:12] oil refineries. [00:08:15] Enthusiastically reporting on social networks about the conversation with Putin, which [00:08:18] Trump called extremely successful, the head of the White House [00:08:22] announces agreed supplies of diesel fuel [00:08:25] from Russia. In total, almost 5 million tons [00:08:29] of diesel. Our Cabinet today partially lifted [00:08:32] the export restrictions. At the same time, the relevant Deputy Prime Minister Novak [00:08:36] specifically emphasized: the agricultural work season [00:08:39] has ended, and Russia has an excess of diesel. [00:08:43] Russia is ready to supply an additional volume of diesel to the US [00:08:46] market, as well as to all partners. 300,000 tons in [00:08:49] October with a further increase in diesel exports to [00:08:52] 500,000 tons in November and up to 1 million tons in [00:08:56] December. In the future, the volume may increase to 3 million tons per [00:09:00] month. The Russian market will also be fully supplied with [00:09:03] diesel. The US Treasury immediately lifted [00:09:06] sanctions on fuel. This is less than a month [00:09:10] after Trump signed that famous law on [00:09:13] bad sanctions against Moscow, which Ukraine was so [00:09:17] counting on. [00:09:20] Europeans gave Russia more money than Ukraine, because they [00:09:24] cannot abandon Russian energy resources, so their [00:09:27] statement that we cannot get a respite from high diesel [00:09:31] prices is complete hypocrisy. [00:09:34] Brussels is horrified, because this is a blow to its plans [00:09:37] to economically strangle Russia. Everyone [00:09:40] wins, except for Europeans and Ukrainians, the prices [00:09:44] for Europe will still remain very high, but this, [00:09:47] uh, you understand, this is such an energy masochism. Europe itself [00:09:51] refused Russia, which was the largest supplier [00:09:54] of diesel to the European market. In twenty-first [00:09:58] year, we supplied about half of the diesel to Europe. [00:10:02] Europe itself is carrying out these experiments on itself, [00:10:05] so the fact that European consumers are now paying record [00:10:09] prices for diesel is a matter [00:10:12] solely for European politicians who [00:10:16] made not one mistake, I hope that [00:10:18] European voters will start asking these questions. [00:10:22] задавать. [00:10:25] Putin and Donald Trump on the supply of Russian diesel fuel to the US [00:10:29] shows how naive the political leadership of the European Union is. The [00:10:33] US will have cheaper diesel fuel. Russia will receive [00:10:36] budget revenues, and we in the European Union, as a reward for [00:10:39] hateful military policy, sanctions and moralizing. [00:10:43] Diesel fuel at 3 euros, possibly even a [00:10:46] shortage of it. [00:10:48] Three weeks before the midterm elections in the US, Russian diesel [00:10:52] is a salvation for the American president. Just yesterday, at [00:10:56] American gas stations, diesel was almost 6 and a half [00:10:59] dollars a gallon. Since the beginning of the war in the Middle East, prices have risen by [00:11:03] 70%. The White House's released [00:11:06] reserves, preferential red diesel, did not [00:11:09] save the situation. A week ago, US Treasury Secretary Scott Besson [00:11:13] demanded that Europe ensure additional fuel [00:11:16] supplies. Cunning Brussels refused to open its [00:11:20] reserves. [00:11:23] This is a shocking deal, which [00:11:32] cuts across the US sanctions policy against Russia, and naturally, this will help Russia's war machine. This is probably the most disgusting thing I've seen since Trump returned to the White House. [00:11:35] Volodymyr Zelensky has already commented on what is happening, calling the deal nothing [00:11:39] other than an investment in Russia's war [00:11:41] machine. [00:11:44] And here Zelensky, as if there had been no memorable meeting in the White [00:11:48] House, when he was harshly rebuffed. Trump Evans begins [00:11:52] to openly be rude to the American president, and [00:11:55] says unacceptable things, essentially accusing Trump of [00:11:58] weakness. I think our team [00:12:02] is just being used as a screen. This is certainly [00:12:05] unfair, not partnership-like, in my opinion, a weak decision by strong [00:12:09] partners. Tonight in Kyiv, indignation and [00:12:13] anger reign over Trump's deal with Putin on diesel [00:12:16] fuel. Zelensky sharply criticized Trump, calling this [00:12:19] step a weakness. A high-ranking Ukrainian official told me that [00:12:23] Kyiv will continue to strike with long-range drones at [00:12:27] Russian energy facilities, we will burn their [00:12:30] oil [00:12:39] your oil deal with Russia? Who [00:12:43] said? [00:12:46] This meaningful "okay" from Trump should have [00:12:49] explained everything to Zelensky, which actually happened [00:12:52] shortly thereafter. Predictably in a rage, the Democrats. Victory in [00:12:56] the midterm elections in November was almost in their pocket, but [00:13:00] world prices after Putin's decision to release diesel went [00:13:03] down. And now everything is not so obvious. [00:13:07] The President's decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel is a disgrace and makes [00:13:11] us complicit in Putin's war against Ukraine. [00:13:15] This is a betrayal of Ukraine, of our European [00:13:18] allies. And this is happening immediately after the House [00:13:22] of Representatives passed a bill that was supposed to. [00:13:55] categorically refuses. Now for strikes on Russian [00:13:59] oil refineries Washington may deprive Kyiv [00:14:02] of intelligence data. Witkoff and Kushner directly warned [00:14:06] Kyiv about this. Exceos publishes behind-the-scenes details of failed [00:14:10] negotiations in Miami. All this led Zelensky to an even more [00:14:13] difficult situation. In a panic, he calls London, where they promise not [00:14:17] to abandon him, then calls to Paris, Oslo and Helsinki. [00:14:21] But all this does not cancel the main thing - any strike on an oil refinery. [00:14:55] It's time to choose a new leader. And these [00:14:58] statements should hardly be taken lightly. Washington [00:15:00] has extensive experience in regime change in [00:15:04] Ukraine. Today, Kyiv has a total [00:15:08] blackout. Following the capital, Rivne and Odesa [00:15:11] are plunged into darkness. Sea gates, through which Western countries [00:15:15] are trying to transfer military cargo, are almost completely [00:15:18] de-energized. At the same time, explosions occurred in Ivano-Frankivsk, [00:15:22] Lutsk and Vinnytsia, almost completely destroyed. The Nova [00:15:25] Poshta terminal in Dnipropetrovsk, and also a logistics center in [00:15:29] Mykolaiv region, a dry cargo ship that was going to [00:15:42] enterprises assembling Flamingo missiles. It was decided to eliminate the entire [00:15:46] production chain. Factories and warehouses in [00:15:49] Kyiv, Kharkiv, Poltava, Chernihiv [00:15:52] regions were hit. Strikes on Krivoy Rog disabled [00:15:55] the cargo railway [00:16:04] unbearable. Kyiv residents are advised as soon as possible. [00:16:37] ensuring the viability of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, strikes [00:16:41] on energy and logistics, thermal power plants, hydroelectric power plants, power lines, everything that [00:16:45] powers Ukrainian military [00:16:46] factories. [00:16:49] In the Kirovohrad region, the Kremenchuk hydroelectric power station was hit, in [00:16:53] the Kyiv region, the Trypillya TPP, after which power outages began [00:16:57] throughout the capital region. And in Ukraine, [00:17:01] shutdown schedules are returning. And in Ukraine, shutdown schedules are returning. [00:17:04] Kyiv is in blackout for hours from a source of light, only car headlights, [00:17:07] the Kyiv metro stopped and plunged into darkness. [00:17:11] Such an object as the subway and generally [00:17:13] urban electric transport cannot be powered by generators. [00:17:17] Trams and trolleybuses [00:17:20] stopped. Kyiv stood in multi-kilometer [00:17:24] traffic jams. And on the approaches to key crossings and on the bridges [00:17:28] themselves, kilometer-long queues were recorded in the morning. [00:17:31] The consequences of a series of Russian strikes on bridges across the Dnieper in Kyiv. For [00:17:35] the Ukrainian capital, which the river divides into two parts, this [00:17:38] is critical. [00:17:45] In the Verkhovna Rada, Kyiv residents are offered to switch to [00:17:49] electric scooters and bicycles to travel across bridges from one bank [00:17:52] of the Dnieper to the other. [00:17:56] Negotiations can be held with kicksharing companies [00:17:59] that rent out scooters, let them create special [00:18:02] platforms, when the metro stops, people can take these [00:18:05] scooters, bicycles and... [00:19:07] Moscow subway builders under the Dnieper have covered a little more than a kilometer, out of [00:19:11] the six planned, the war began. During the occupation, the fascists [00:19:15] even managed to take pictures in some underground structures, when they were [00:19:19] driven out of Kyiv by the Red Army, the State Committee of [00:19:22] Defense of the USSR decided to resume work, here is Stalin's [00:19:25] original signature that he approves these [00:19:29] decisions of the operational bureau of the GKO. But the tunnels under [00:19:32] the Dnieper were never meant to appear, although traces of those works in [00:19:35] Kyiv have survived to this day. Here. The former tunnel-caisson section on [00:19:39] Obolon, which during the years of independence they wanted to adapt for [00:19:42] a restaurant, in long flooded tunnels they take pictures, swim on [00:19:46] boats, however, no matter how much the Kyiv regime would like to use this [00:19:49] Soviet groundwork, it won't work. Restoring this is unrealistic, that is, [00:19:53] to take this old project and complete it, no, [00:19:56] there are zero chances here. The remnants of the Soviet industrial heritage, as a [00:20:00] result of the policy of the Kyiv regime, are also disappearing. The largest [00:20:04] metallurgical plant in Ukraine, ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih, [00:20:07] after Russian strikes, stopped producing steel rolled products for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and now [00:20:11] announced the transfer of the enterprise to a cold shutdown regime, that is, [00:20:15] a complete freeze of work for years, possibly [00:20:22] infrastructure [00:20:23] facility. [00:20:26] The Russian army struck a data center in Odesa. It is [00:20:30] currently impossible to say when we will resume work. Before that, [00:20:33] another data center in Kyiv, which provided storage for intelligence [00:20:37] of Ukrainian special services, ceased to exist [00:20:40] after the Russian [00:20:45] attack, geographical remoteness no longer saves, as local media report, [00:20:49] for the first time... a Russian jet Geranium reached Lviv and [00:20:52] hit targets, from which the Ukrainian Armed Forces have no [00:20:56] protection. Alexander Khristenko, Dmitry Arkhangelsky, Alexander Plotnikov. [00:21:00] Vesti Nedeli. The Russian army is preparing to [00:21:03] cut the Ukrainian Armed Forces surrounded inside Dobropillya into two [00:21:07] parts. For this, our troops are intensifying strikes on militant [00:21:10] positions in the city from two directions at once. Judging by the situation [00:21:14] today, everything points to the fact that enemy forces in the Dobropillya cauldron will be [00:21:18] divided into two defense nodes. Northern and [00:21:21] Southern, [00:21:27] only in the last 24 hours, assault groups of the 51st army liberated 137 [00:21:31] buildings in Dobropillya, part of the Ukrainian military tried to take shelter in the Dobropillya [00:21:34] mine, but our marines caught them there. [00:21:37] морпехи. [00:21:44] Things are even worse for Ukrainian militants in another cauldron, [00:21:47] Reznikovsky, on the territory of the Kharkov [00:21:51] region, today our army captured the village of Reznikovo, [00:21:54] after which the cauldron is named, that is, fighting is taking place already in the very center of the surrounded [00:21:58] zone. formations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine tried to break out several times, our [00:22:02] military from the Northern group of forces thwarted all [00:22:04] attempts. Several hours ago, in the Kharkov region, [00:22:08] the village of Kupino came under our control. Now, units [00:22:11] of the group are fighting for the liberation of seven more settlements [00:22:15] in the region. Our correspondent at the front looked into [00:22:18] Grigory Vdovin, call sign Historian. [00:22:33] And these pilots, their aircraft, now have an unusual [00:22:36] task, it is a cargo of printed materials. Everything here [00:22:39] is explained as simply and accessibly as possible, like in a comic book, gather your [00:22:43] thoughts, hide your weapon, raise your hands, take your friends, go out to the Russian [00:22:47] soldier, well, in the end, sit down, calmly, drink tea. That's it. [00:23:50] execute the command, and then if a prisoner or wounded, we have [00:23:53] a specific point, we carry them there with our [00:23:57] own forces, and then [00:23:58] evacuation, [00:24:01] these are soldiers of the assault squad of the 80th regiment of the 90th [00:24:05] Guards Tank Division of the Center group of forces [00:24:08] training before a combat mission, I actually [00:24:12] spent 3 and a half months on the last mission, I came [00:24:15] out not so long ago, a couple of days ago to train personnel. [00:24:19] составом. [00:24:50] The entourage. The assault squad of the 80th regiment is a [00:24:53] glorious unit with traditions. We have known these [00:24:56] guys for a long time, they were the first to set foot on the land of [00:24:59] Dnipropetrovsk region. In the unit's museum, we talk to commander [00:25:03] Kemer. His Kemerovo company was, without exaggeration, [00:25:06] the core of the unit. And now he leads [00:25:09] the assault unit. When you meet the enemy face to face in battle in [00:25:13] close combat, then your skills, knowledge and the foundation that was instilled in you, only [00:25:17] that will give a concrete result. How [00:25:20] well is the enemy trained, how well are you trained, how much do they [00:25:23] have, how will you apply this? This exhibition is being supplemented and [00:25:26] expanded, because the unit does not stand still, now its zone of [00:25:30] responsibility is the Dnipropetrovsk region and [00:25:33] the Dnipropetrovsk direction. Grigoriev, Sergey Eliseev and Gennady [00:25:36] Korneev. Vesti Nedeli from the Donetsk People's [00:25:39] Republic. State awards were presented to those who [00:25:43] raised heroes this week in the Kremlin. Meeting with [00:25:46] teachers, Vladimir Putin noted that it was the daily [00:25:50] effort that formed the indomitable spirit of our fighters, about this and other [00:25:54] events of the presidential week in the program Moscow Kremlin Putin with [00:25:58] Pavel Zarubin. A fragment right [00:26:00] now. [00:26:32] the hardest years of my work, because my [00:26:36] first children had their ties removed, [00:26:39] their Komsomol Octobrist badges taken away, [00:26:42] in return they were offered gum of unknown content, films and [00:26:46] democracy, which they were not taught how to use, [00:26:49] why, why learn, why do anything at all, [00:26:53] thank you for not letting [00:26:56] your work allow us to [00:26:59] deceive them, these teachers. [00:27:32] in general, it can't be changed, it has a special status. You [00:27:36] just have to believe in Russia. I think we [00:27:39] talked to the patriarch, you can teach. [00:27:43] This is just one step, but the most important thing is [00:27:46] to educate. Everything else is built on this foundation. [00:27:50] And knowledge, attitude to the surrounding life, to one's country, to [00:27:53] parents, to one's own children. And what about when your [00:27:56] teacher at school, mentor is a father, [00:27:59] a father, a teacher at school, that's a mother. and a mother [00:28:03] too, I imagine what the demand is like, you would be under the hood, yes, [00:28:06] constantly, but what's the result, the result, yes, the result, [00:28:10] we are proud, Hero of Russia Yegor Zakharov, Cavalier of four Orders of [00:28:14] Courage, Artur Zhumabaev, Pavel, a very serious guy, I [00:28:17] enjoy interviewing him, he talks [00:28:21] about his first teacher, she taught me to love [00:28:25] my homeland, my family, to finish what I start, she [00:28:28] told me as a child, you try, and these are your small [00:28:32] victories, you will succeed, I succeeded, [00:28:35] I hope, and a winner never [00:28:37] loses, Comrade Colonel, thank you, [00:28:41] commanding a motorized rifle regiment, Artur Zhumabaev broke through the enemy's [00:28:45] defenses, occupied an important height without losing personnel and [00:28:48] inflicted a crushing counterattack on the enemy. Vera Petrovna [00:28:52] feels me so much that even when I was in Mandryka Hospital, [00:28:56] I told her that everything was fine with me, thank God, she somehow figured it out, came to my hospital, [00:28:59] can you imagine? The fact that they were raised as worthy [00:29:03] people, instilled a will to win, the Heroes [00:29:06] of Russia thank their teachers, thank [00:29:10] you, in [00:29:12] the Kremlin, [00:29:20] American diesel futures, that is, exchange [00:29:23] prices for future fuel supplies, fell by 5% after [00:29:27] Putin lifted some export restrictions, so Trump had something to [00:29:30] tell his voters at a campaign rally in New [00:29:33] York state, traditionally voting for Trump's opponents, [00:29:37] the Democrats. The US President went to Syracuse immediately [00:29:40] after a phone conversation with the Russian President. After [00:29:44] the midterm elections, the composition of the House [00:29:47] of Representatives of Congress will completely change, and a third of the Senate. [00:29:51] Almost 40 states will elect governors. The fate [00:29:54] of the incumbent president depends on the results. In case [00:29:58] of defeat, he risks becoming a lame [00:30:01] duck for the remainder of his term. Today. [00:31:45] personally tries to save the situation, [00:31:48] moving around the country, people stand in these long [00:31:51] queues for him, [00:31:53] the crowd grew, [00:31:56] snipers were bored on the roof, and the US President [00:32:00] kept delaying his departure from Washington, for an hour and a half [00:32:03] the head of the White House spoke with [00:32:05] Moscow. [00:32:07] From Russia with diesel, President Trump and Vladimir Putin concluded [00:32:11] a deal on the supply of diesel fuel to world markets. [00:32:15] Among the activists of New York upstate, the hot news [00:32:18] spreads as quickly as the first 300 thousand [00:32:21] tons of Russian diesel fuel [00:32:24] will surely fly off. Trump loosens sanctions against [00:32:28] Russia, says Putin will start diesel fuel supplies, [00:32:31] an unprecedented price surge occurs. Yes, the old man knows [00:32:35] what he's doing. Based on this news, is cooperation [00:32:39] between the USA and Russia possible? [00:32:42] Yes, absolutely, with a strong word. Ordinary people from the banks [00:32:46] of the recently renamed Trump Lake America don't mince words, [00:32:49] if necessary, they'll print a message to Democrats and those [00:32:53] they protect [00:32:55] right on their T-shirt. This is not Iran, this is Russia, these are [00:32:59] Russian oil refineries, only they have factories, and [00:33:02] if they decided to do this, then this is good. So [00:33:06] you blame Ukraine? [00:33:09] Yes, of course. Do you think that gasoline prices [00:33:12] are the main problem? [00:36:27] not even need to develop nuclear weapons, because he [00:36:31] can simply block the Strait of Hormuz and paralyze the entire global [00:36:35] economy. In this sense, Russia, by lifting the ban on diesel [00:36:38] exports, is actually throwing a lifeline [00:36:41] to everyone. Trump just now [00:36:44] has the most reasons to grab it first. [00:36:48] Single-story America, voting for Republicans, [00:36:52] is most often four-wheel drive America, a tank of diesel, [00:36:56] that's what such a pickup costs. [00:37:27] Yemeni Houthis attacked, air defense systems failed [00:37:30] to intercept ballistic missiles that hit the capital [00:37:34] airport, 12 people died, 309 [00:37:36] were injured. [00:37:43] Among the dead and injured were citizens of Bangladesh, USA, [00:37:46] Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Palestine and other countries, who arrived [00:37:50] for the energy conference. The missile [00:37:53] deliberately hit the terminal, next to the boarding gate. [00:37:57] 580 flights to the eight-million-strong capital [00:38:00] of the kingdom were cancelled. The Houthis admitted that they were behind [00:38:04] a series of attacks. Just the day before a projectile hit directly [00:38:07] a Saudi airlines plane standing on the runway. [00:38:11] The Airbus was destroyed, the pilot and two [00:38:14] other airport employees died. 30 people were injured. [00:38:18] Supplies of Saudi oil through [00:38:22] the Bab el-Mandeb Strait remain blocked. On Saturday [00:38:25] a Houthi missile hit a Saudi oil facility. [00:38:39] Saudi Arabia every day. Battle maps [00:38:43] show that the Houthis are striking targets at a distance [00:38:46] of over a thousand [00:38:47] km. [00:38:52] We launched an attack on the following targets in Saudi Arabia. This [00:38:55] is the airbase in Khamis Mushait. [00:39:20] The US is powerless, as are the monarchies of the Arabian Peninsula, [00:39:23] so far unable to counter [00:39:26] those whom... until recently they called guerrillas in [00:39:29] flip-flops. [00:39:34] Yemeni Houthis, enjoying Iran's support, are now attacking [00:39:38] pipelines. Unfortunately, they have certainly succeeded in this. [00:39:41] How much longer will we have to endure the actions of the Yemeni [00:39:45] Houthis before these supply channels can be restarted [00:39:47] again? All EU countries, [00:39:51] the US, Japan, India, [00:39:55] Korea and China [00:39:57] are critically dependent on oil supplies from Saudi Arabia. Thus, [00:40:01] the Houthis gained leverage over a huge [00:40:04] segment of the global [00:40:07] economy. The dramatic situation off the coast of Sochi, where on October 6th [00:40:10] the Aframax tanker Rio was attacked, has been resolved. [00:40:14] The damaged vessel has been towed away, and no oil [00:40:16] spill occurred. The crew of Indian sailors has already returned [00:40:20] home. In the West, there was an attempt to inflate the Ukrainian [00:40:24] terrorist attack into an environmental disaster. Peace, [00:40:27] which has long been transformed into a servant of Western political [00:40:31] and financial groups, stated that fuel was spilling into the sea, [00:40:35] an oil slick 25 km in diameter. [00:40:38] Foreign journalists, as if competing, painted [00:40:42] increasingly large numbers. Sometimes 70,000 tons of oil burned [00:40:45] on the tanker, sometimes 100,000 [00:40:48] tons spilled into the sea. [00:40:52] Russia stated that the tanker was hit by naval drones. A fire [00:40:55] broke out on board. Zelensky posted this [00:40:58] video. Fortunately, the tanker was empty. As [00:41:01] it has already become known, the vessel was heading to Russia for oil, and [00:41:05] not with it. Therefore, tens of thousands of tons of fuel [00:41:08] simply could not have entered the sea. Moreover, a southwest wind [00:41:12] would have inevitably thrown petroleum products onto the Black Sea [00:41:15] beaches. But this did not happen. All recreation areas in Sochi, [00:41:19] Sirius and Tuapse are open. But this [00:41:22] does not cancel the fact that Zelensky committed a new [00:41:26] terrorist act, putting people's lives at risk. Moreover, he [00:41:30] deliberately ordered to torpedo not only the tanker, but also the peace plan [00:41:34] proposed this week by Indian Prime Minister Modi. [00:41:37] It was clearly stated that there should be no attacks on vessels with [00:41:41] commercial cargo. Even earlier in [00:41:44] July, Trump demanded that Kyiv not strike civilian [00:41:48] ships in the Black Sea. Zelensky openly went against [00:41:51] the demands of peaceful world leaders, and this, of course, will not [00:41:55] go unnoticed neither in New Delhi, nor in [00:41:57] Washington. The Commonwealth of Independent [00:42:01] States may become larger. With such an unexpected initiative [00:42:05] on Friday, at the CIS summit in Turkmenistan, the President [00:42:08] spoke. [00:42:11] He proposed a new format CIS+1. [00:42:15] Expansion is being discussed for the first time since the formation of the partnership in distant [00:42:19] 1991. Moscow actively helps [00:42:22] Iran defend its positions in the world arena. Putin and [00:42:26] Pezeshkian in Turkmenbashi communicated [00:42:29] closely. And later, during a conversation with Trump, [00:42:32] Vladimir Putin conveyed to the US President how Tehran [00:42:36] itself views a possible solution to the Iranian conflict. [00:42:41] Rare report from Turkmenistan by our observer Denis [00:42:45] Davydov. A huge portrait of the President [00:42:49] of Turkmenistan is the first thing guests see when they arrive at Turkmenbashi [00:42:52] Airport. Serdar Berdymukhamedov has been in power [00:42:55] for 4 years. Before that, his father ruled [00:42:59] the republic for 16 years. Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, [00:43:02] the former president of the country, is now officially titled [00:43:06] the national leader of the Turkmen people. And he also [00:43:10] writes books, a dentist by education, he recently published [00:43:13] a collection about the benefits of medicinal herbs [00:43:16] of Turkmenistan. This is the first [00:43:19] volume, as you can see, there are 16 [00:43:21] of them. Welcome, dear [00:43:25] guests. In a language that is understandable to everyone here, and for [00:43:29] many, their native language, leaders speak in the sidelines. At events, [00:43:32] of course, it's also only Russian, which has been considered [00:43:36] a working language in the Commonwealth for all 35 years of the CIS's existence. [00:43:40] By the end of 2025, [00:43:43] Russia's trade turnover with its CIS [00:43:45] partners [00:43:48] exceeded 110 billion dollars, [00:43:51] and in the first half of this year, it increased [00:43:55] by another 12%. [00:43:58] Can we move even faster? Yes, probably, we can, [00:44:01] we need to remove barriers. The Commonwealth trades in everything, from [00:44:05] pharmaceuticals to cars. A few years ago, Turkmenistan bought [00:44:08] a Russian Aurus for its president, of course, [00:44:11] white. Cars of another color are rare here. [00:44:15] Vladimir Putin in his black limousine, other guests [00:44:18] received transport from the host side. Thus, for the first time, the Iranian [00:44:22] president [00:44:24] arrived at the CIS summit. [00:44:28] Massoud Pezeshkian with nine leaders at a round table. The [00:44:31] Iranian president has a number of meetings here, the first with Vladimir [00:44:35] Putin. Their negotiations began around midnight. We know that [00:44:38] Iran is taking steps. [00:46:10] They decided how to [00:46:11] save it. [00:46:14] With a view of the Caspian Sea, an exhibition was set up where each CIS country could [00:46:18] present its own highlight. The hosts of the summit [00:46:21] impress guests with their scope. For them, there are [00:46:24] literally tons of fruits. National [00:46:27] patterns are laid out from lemons, pears, apples, peaches. [00:46:42] his colleagues to St. Petersburg for an informal pre-New Year [00:46:46] summit. Denis Davydov, Alexey Korpukhin, Stanislav Ponomarenko, Alexandra [00:46:50] Terpugova. Nikolay Zakharov, Vesti Nedeli from [00:46:53] Turkmenistan. This week [00:46:57] our opponents tried to detonate an information bomb. All [00:47:01] world TV channels were broadcasting nonsense about plague outbreaks in [00:47:04] Siberia. They went so far as to claim that the giant region [00:47:07] was blocked by armed men in chemical protection [00:47:10] suits. [00:47:12] Australia is closely monitoring the situation in Russia, where a plague [00:47:16] outbreak has probably occurred. A scientist in a Siberian laboratory where [00:47:19] plague is being researched, died from a strange illness. [00:47:23] This once again shows that there is a lack of transparency in Russia and there is [00:47:27] a tendency to keep everything secret. [00:47:30] Russia claims there is no plague outbreak, but there is a reason [00:47:34] why questions remain: Did the Kremlin tell the whole [00:47:37] story? I remind you that during the USSR, the authorities [00:47:41] allowed the May Day parade in Kyiv, although after the Chernobyl [00:47:44] accident, radiation entered the atmosphere. So, whether there is [00:47:48] a plague outbreak or not, transparency is not what [00:47:52] the Kremlin is good at. On American [00:47:55] ABC News, which is one of the largest TV networks in the world, [00:47:59] they were in such a hurry to scare viewers about the plague that they didn't even bother [00:48:02] to find the right footage. For some reason, in [00:48:05] a report about Russia, they showed the building of the Polish [00:48:08] Ministry of Health with the coat of arms and flag of Poland. [00:48:12] Representatives of the Russian Ministry of Health initially spoke about a potentially dangerous [00:48:16] situation. An emergency meeting of leading experts [00:48:19] of the country was convened. Meanwhile, official [00:48:22] comprehensive data from Russia appeared immediately, and anyone could [00:48:26] familiarize themselves with it. The tragic incident in the Irkutsk region, where [00:48:29] on October 2nd, an employee of the anti-plague institute died in the hospital, [00:48:33] has been fully investigated. The cause [00:48:35] of death was pneumonia. Everyone who [00:48:39] came into contact with the patient underwent, as is customary in such [00:48:42] cases, an examination. The sick person was vaccinated, had [00:48:45] immunity to dangerous infections with which she worked. Emergency [00:48:49] situations during work with pathogenic microorganisms were not [00:48:53] detected at the institute. Compliance with due control during [00:48:57] work with pathogenic microorganisms was confirmed. [00:49:00] Medical observation of all contacts has also [00:49:03] been completed. No violations of health related to [00:49:06] infectious pathology were detected. The results of almost [00:49:10] 5,000 laboratory tests did not reveal [00:49:13] any dangerous pathogenic microorganisms. [00:49:17] Of course, Western media has full access to all information [00:49:20] related to the incident, but... [00:50:22] flights from Russia and ban entry to all Russians. The longer [00:50:26] this continues, the more countries we will have to close [00:50:30] for flights. It got to the point where journalists [00:50:34] from the US president's pool raised the topic, asking Donald Trump [00:50:37] to comment on the hoax. [00:50:40] President Trump, is the plague in Russia related to biological [00:50:43] weapons? Well, we don't think so, we'll find out soon, [00:50:47] but we don't think so, and if you listen to them, [00:50:50] you know that everything is under control. [00:51:22] is very limited, I don't think it's a cause for alarm. [00:51:26] Meanwhile, the facts are these: Rospotrebnadzor, and by the way, this [00:51:29] is one of the most serious and authoritative structures of our [00:51:32] medicine, having decades of fighting dangerous [00:51:36] diseases behind it, is the most effective in [00:51:39] the world, especially since the traditions of Soviet and Russian [00:51:43] anti-epidemiological services are alive, and there is no reason [00:51:47] not to trust them. A branched system, [00:51:50] present in all regions, has repeatedly proven its [00:51:54] effectiveness, and since the modern world has faced and will [00:51:57] continue to face various dangerous infections, we should not [00:52:01] simply gloat even where there is no reason to [00:52:05] believe that we live in a transparent world, but think that, [00:52:09] despite wars and trials, [00:52:11] humanity may face even more serious [00:52:14] challenges, which lie in the sphere that Rospotrebnadzor [00:52:18] also deals with. By the way, [00:52:21] just this week our doctors announced their readiness [00:52:24] to assist the US in the fight against outbreaks of infectious [00:52:27] diseases, because only in one state of New Mexico, five [00:52:30] cases of plague among people were recently recorded. [00:52:34] This dangerous disease is detected in America every [00:52:37] year, and often it ends [00:52:40] in death. Local doctors have long been sounding the alarm. And that's exactly what [00:52:43] one of the doctors, Celine Gundar, told CBS [00:52:47] when she was asked about the incident in the Irkutsk [00:52:50] region. Can we get accurate information [00:52:54] from Russia and how concerned should US residents be now? [00:52:57] The WHO requests test results from Russia in accordance with [00:53:01] international health regulations, but honestly, the US... [00:53:49] all these cases of illness, for reasons that are now clear, did not cause. You are watching Vesti Nedeli and further in our program. Will European schoolchildren overthrow the untalented leaders of the old [00:53:53] world. Nuclear submarine on the beaches [00:53:56] of Klaipeda. Why do Lithuanians need a French [00:53:59] bomb? Seoul recalls ambassador from [00:54:02] Kyiv. [00:54:04] The conflict, [00:54:20] our big politics is more interesting [00:54:22] than others, where else can you find such [00:54:24] views, such [00:54:27] footage, and details, what does all this mean? 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[00:59:59] The biggest package of anti-Russian sanctions is ready to be adopted [01:00:03] by the European Union in just a few hours. Tomorrow in [01:00:06] Luxembourg, EU foreign ministers are expected to sign [01:00:09] a new blacklist which includes another [01:00:13] 1,646 [01:00:16] Russian organizations and individuals. [01:00:19] European officials are convincing themselves that the twenty-second package [01:00:22] of sanctions should force Russia to cease hostilities. [01:00:25] No one is asking anymore why the twenty-first [01:00:29] and previous packages [01:00:32] failed to do this. The suspension of sanctions on Russian [01:00:35] diesel brings Moscow additional revenue for waging [01:00:38] war. Now is not the time to ease pressure on Russia, and Europe [01:00:41] will not allow this. On Monday, EU foreign ministers [01:00:45] intend to approve the largest package of sanctions lists [01:00:48] since the beginning of the war, aimed against [01:00:51] the Russian war machine. The compilation and [01:00:54] publication of blacklists is a ritualistic display of [01:00:58] unity, although there is no smell of unity in Europe. This [01:01:01] time even Estonia bucked, demanding the exclusion of the Solikamsk [01:01:05] Magnesium Plant from sanctions, without which, as it turned out, their manufacturers [01:01:08] of wind turbines and electric vehicles would go bankrupt. [01:01:12] The head of the US State Department acknowledged on Friday that Kyiv [01:01:15] is deaf to attempts to settle [01:01:25] We are ready to play any possible role to achieve this goal. We [01:01:29] remain ready to play a constructive role in achieving a diplomatic [01:01:32] solution, while monitoring the possibility of escalation [01:01:36] of the conflict with great concern. [01:01:38] Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Moscow sees no prerequisites [01:01:42] for negotiations with Kyiv. Zelensky [01:01:45] is rapidly losing the trust of his former allies [01:01:49] and his fellow citizens. The latest poll conducted in Ukraine showed [01:01:52] that 40% of Ukrainian residents do not trust [01:01:55] Zelensky. In the ratings, he was again overtaken by the former [01:01:58] commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Zaluzhny, who is trusted by [01:02:01] 64%. The head of the regime is losing key [01:02:05] figures in his entourage, frantically trying to save [01:02:08] associates who have become defendants in criminal cases. [01:02:11] On Thursday, the former deputy head of the presidential [01:02:15] office was released from prison on bail. [01:02:20] Before being sent to the pre-trial detention center, her main problem was... [01:02:30] to hide expensive jewelry, bags, and [01:02:33] cars from the tax authorities. The catastrophe on the front, our strikes on Kyiv, [01:02:37] discord with sponsors, and corruption scandals led to a rally [01:02:41] on the Maidan for the first time calling for an early peace [01:02:45] with Russia. [01:02:49] An absolutely unprecedented action during Zelensky's [01:02:52] entire rule. Calls for peace began to be made in the Verkhovna [01:02:56] Rada. Deputy Anna Skorokhod, representing [01:02:59] the Kyiv region, introduced a bill on Ukraine's neutral [01:03:02] status and rejection of NATO membership, i.e., what [01:03:06] Moscow had insisted on even before the start of the SVO. [01:03:09] And in response, we see even more [01:03:13] arrivals, even more destruction, destruction [01:03:16] of industry, destruction of business, logistics, [01:03:19] schools, scientific centers, data centers, [01:03:23] everything, without discrimination. Let's [01:03:26] agree that to get ruin, [01:04:00] even overripe, ask those who are being rounded up by the TCC on [01:04:03] the streets. Those who are quicker want to ride the wave, [01:04:07] hence the peace plan of the extremist deputy Goncharenko, [01:04:10] the very one who at first in his native Odessa stood up for [01:04:13] the Russian language and the St. George ribbon, in [01:04:16] 2014 mocked the burnt bodies of [01:04:20] anti-Maidan participants in the Odessa House [01:04:22] of Trade Unions. In 2022, Goncharenko, with bloodshot [01:04:26] eyes, threatened all Russians. I. [01:05:04] Unfortunately, we cannot liberate our territories, we cannot take Moscow and [01:05:08] defeat it, so that Russia capitulates. This is the reality [01:05:11] we are in, it's very annoying, but it's true, [01:05:15] so we are simply losing people, the future, the state, the economy, [01:05:18] territories every day. For what purpose? In my opinion, [01:05:22] we need to negotiate urgently, we need to sit down at [01:05:26] this negotiating table urgently and find a way out of this war. [01:06:00] authority in the eyes of allies, such incidents cause a negative [01:06:03] reaction from our partners. [01:06:06] Zelensky, of course, could not pass by such a passage. In [01:06:10] Ukraine there can be only one star, and that's why the mayor of Kyiv, [01:06:13] the famous boxer Klitschko, is a long-standing sworn enemy. [01:06:17] Klitschko himself is to blame for the city being left without light and [01:06:20] heat. According to Zelensky, it was the Kyiv mayor's office, and not [01:06:24] total embezzlement, that caused the disruption of infrastructure [01:06:28] preparations for the missile [01:06:31] attack. Separate tasks were defined for Kyiv due to the almost complete [01:06:34] failure of the city authorities to take the necessary steps. [01:06:38] But the main Ukrainian scandal of the week did not happen in domestic [01:06:41] politics, nor even in Europe, where many began to speak down to [01:06:45] Zelensky. South Korea unexpectedly and harshly [01:06:49] put Kyiv in its place, accusing Ukraine of violating any [01:06:53] conceivable and inconceivable rules of behavior in international [01:06:56] relations. Seoul recalled its ambassador from Kyiv. Negotiations [01:07:42] says that the Ukrainian leader violated a secret agreement. It is clear that [01:07:53] agreed on strict confidentiality, but in September, [01:07:56] Zelensky publicly laid everything out from the rostrum of the UN [01:07:59] General Assembly. Recently we sent two North Korean [01:08:03] prisoners of war to the Republic of Korea. These guys are not [01:08:06] easy to capture alive. In Korea, they insist that Ukraine [01:08:10] was the first to suggest doing everything quietly. State affairs [01:08:13] should not [01:08:20] be done for the good or popularity of the regime and rulers. [01:08:23] A person who harms someone's life or national [01:08:26] security for their own small gain is called [01:08:30] a murderer or a traitor. Ukraine, Kyiv, and personally Zelensky [01:08:34] in this building of the government complex in Seoul were often discussed all this week. The Ministry [01:08:37] of Foreign Affairs of Korea is recalling its ambassador from Kyiv, this is not [01:08:41] just a diplomatic scandal with far-reaching geopolitical [01:08:45] consequences. South Korean intelligence called everything a planned [01:08:48] provocation by Zelensky to pressure Seoul into sending [01:08:51] Kyiv a large shipment of weapons. So far, South Korea [01:08:55] has limited itself to humanitarian aid, supplies of non-lethal [01:08:58] equipment and uniforms, totaling over 400 million [01:09:02] dollars. But who will they ask tomorrow? The Korean [01:09:05] ambassador will fly out of Kyiv. Here is the Ukrainian embassy in [01:09:09] Seoul. From the outside, it seems to be in such a back alley. [01:09:12] activity, well, firstly, it's the weekend, secondly, in Korea right now there are also [01:09:16] national holidays, Korean Writing Day, so in a sense Ukrainian diplomats were lucky, they got [01:09:20] a chance extra time to consider how to get [01:09:24] out of this scandal, although they have already formed their opinion about Ukrainian [01:09:28] diplomacy in Korea, of course, Kyiv can no longer be trusted, [01:09:31] especially at a time when relations on the Korean peninsula are undergoing a delicate [01:09:35] readjustment, which requires careful diplomacy, avoiding [01:09:39] irritants for the DPRK. Kyiv almost exacerbated everything [01:09:42] here in the area of the 38th parallel. Many tourists are here as [01:09:46] always, it is probably the most favorite and [01:09:50] most popular place [01:09:53] from where you can look through binoculars [01:09:57] at the nearest village, here the so-called village. [01:10:00] Propaganda is located right below us, from where for a long [01:10:03] time the North and South exchanged propaganda [01:10:06] radio messages of a propagandistic nature, slogans, patriotic [01:10:10] songs, well, you can see it from here. [01:10:12] how two flags unfurl opposite each other, the flag of the Republic [01:10:16] of Korea and the flag of the DPRK, the so-called [01:10:19] DMZ demilitarized zone, about an hour's drive from Seoul, approximately [01:10:23] 50 km, all around military [01:10:25] bases. [01:10:29] A symbolic sculpture, of course: the North and South are trying to unite both parts [01:10:33] of the Korean peninsula, while on both sides of the thirty-eighth parallel, [01:10:37] today it is clearly understood that this task is difficult [01:10:40] to realize, and is it even necessary? Therefore, both Pyongyang and [01:10:44] Seoul are trying to find a new way of peaceful [01:10:48] coexistence. This slogan, "End of Division, [01:10:51] Beginning of Unification," written in English, and of course in Korean, [01:10:55] is gradually undergoing a transformation, at least this year for the first time in [01:10:59] South Korea's White Paper on Unification, [01:11:03] it is stated that formally there are still two separate [01:11:05] independent states. Kyiv interfered [01:11:09] in this process, and now relations with Seoul for Zelensky [01:11:13] literally smelled of kerosene, he also [01:11:16] accused South Korea of supplying petroleum products to the Far East [01:11:19] in the summer, more than 176 thousand tons, [01:11:23] the Guardian published the material, the Korean MIT replied, [01:11:26] Seoul complies with its export control measures, but [01:11:30] the residue remained. [01:11:33] Raising this question with Zelensky makes no sense, especially [01:11:37] saying anything about South Korea's policy towards Russia on the part of [01:11:40] Zelensky is ridiculous and self-important. [01:13:35] in the grip of the current destructive economic course. Rallies and riots in France, Belgium, Greece, [01:13:38] Spain, Portugal, Italy and Germany. The police act [01:13:41] as harshly as possible, everywhere. The reaction [01:13:45] of European leaders is astounding, instead of trying to save what [01:13:49] can still be saved, thinking about their fellow citizens, they pretend [01:13:52] that all this is just domestic adversity, and the main thing is [01:13:56] Ukraine. [01:14:00] Macron, serving the last six months of his second term, [01:14:04] elections are already in April. He will not be able to participate, yes, no [01:14:07] chances, even if he could. On Tuesday, [01:14:10] the President of France from the board of the frigate Auvergne watched the [01:14:14] testing of a new nuclear ballistic missile, [01:14:17] M51.3. [01:14:19] Macron off the coast of Britain, at the exact same time when [01:14:23] the police were pouring tear gas [01:14:25] on angry youth in Place de la Bastille in [01:14:28] Paris, where people, demanding Macron's resignation, sang the anthem [01:14:32] of Italian partisans, to the tune of our [01:14:35] Katyusha. [01:14:43] Such a terrible picture for the Elysee Palace with water cannons and [01:14:46] gas, the French leader preferred the missile carrier [01:14:50] Le Triomphant as a background, the footage, [01:14:53] as he decided, was more spectacular, and... pure [01:15:04] PR and hypocrisy, especially since France [01:15:07] now remains the main buyer of [01:15:10] energy resources from Russia in [01:15:12] Europe. [01:15:16] Macron called the missile launch an incredible success, stating that to [01:15:19] be free, one must inspire fear. The tested missile is [01:15:23] only a resemblance of the first ones. However, [01:15:25] in such a situation, as he [01:15:27] decided, it overrides [01:15:31] everything else. [01:15:35] After 10 years of political miscalculations and global cataclysms, [01:15:38] government spending became his favorite solution. [01:15:41] Public discontent is growing, growth is declining, national debt [01:15:45] is increasing, and investors are getting rid of French assets [01:15:48] amid turmoil in the global government bond market, which made [01:15:52] it the eurozone's weakest economic link. [01:15:55] To put French schools in order, unions demand [01:15:59] 10 billion euros, and approximately the same amount was sent by the government of [01:16:03] Olle Carnu to help Kyiv. Macron, [01:16:05] a former investment banker and technocrat, positioned himself as [01:16:09] a leader ready to shake up the country and bring it to its senses. However, over [01:16:13] time, Macron began to resort to government spending to solve one [01:16:16] crisis after another. Changes began when Macron [01:16:20] allocated at least 10 billion euros to suppress violent [01:16:23] Yellow Vest protests. and intensified sharply when France faced [01:16:27] an energy crisis caused by the war in Ukraine. [01:16:30] Defense spending and unbridled support for Kyiv at the expense of national [01:16:34] interests emptied the budgets of sixteen major European [01:16:38] economies. Debts above 100% of GDP, [01:16:41] practically for everyone. Europe is facing the greatest [01:16:45] threat of a debt crisis. Unlike the USA, Europe receives [01:16:49] a much smaller impulse for economic growth, [01:16:52] depending on energy imports. The European economy suffers from [01:16:56] high fuel prices and will suffer even more in case of a cold [01:16:59] winter. Spain plunged into a housing crisis, [01:17:03] apartment rental rates instantly increased fivefold, [01:17:06] but finds 4 billion euros for Zelensky. Half [01:17:10] a million people took [01:17:11] to the streets. [01:17:14] I decided this morning to convene an extraordinary meeting [01:17:18] of the Council of Ministers, dissolve parliament and call general [01:17:21] elections. Prime Minister Sanchez literally in March transferred to Ukraine [01:17:25] anti-missile missiles for Patriot systems, exposing his own [01:17:28] reserves, this Monday he was forced to [01:17:31] dissolve the Cortes. In Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona, [01:17:35] people ask the same uncomfortable [01:17:37] questions. [01:17:41] The catalyst for the crisis was the story of Spanish pensioner Mari [01:17:44] Carmen Abascal, evicted from her apartment after [01:17:48] 70 years of living in it. Not surviving the stress, she [01:17:52] died, that's when everything started. [01:18:07] You joke, you criticize Russians for holding elections, but it doesn't [01:18:11] bother you that Zelensky has been ruling for three years without elections, without [01:18:14] any mandate, you are hypocrites, you criticize Russians [01:18:18] for their elections being unfair, but it doesn't bother you that in Romania [01:18:22] the elections were declared invalid simply because the wrong [01:18:25] candidate won. These words of the Slovak deputy hung in [01:18:29] the air, but something more interesting was found. On Thursday, [01:18:32] the Orange Plague was opened in the European Parliament. [01:18:35] A golden statue based on a fairy tale. [01:19:08] There is simply no money for heating in Northern Ireland. The long-standing [01:19:12] British term "fuel poverty" should be renamed to [01:19:16] fuel destitution. 5.5 million [01:19:19] households, according to the York Institute, cannot afford [01:19:22] to turn on the radiators in their homes. But Ukrainian Ambassador [01:19:26] Zaluzhny is satisfied. He reported that London transferred 24 [01:19:30] billion pounds sterling to Kyiv since the beginning of the conflict. [01:19:33] Prime Minister Burnham will probably double the amount of aid. [01:19:38] Let's be frank, Britain's interests are not Burnham's top priority, he is jeopardizing [01:19:42] the country's future, and he is not alone. Remember John [01:19:45] Healey, he left our soldiers defenseless at a time [01:19:49] when weapons are already aimed at Ukraine, beginning to threaten [01:19:53] our NATO allies. This is completely unacceptable, at the top [01:19:57] of this pyramid stands the Prime Minister, who, it seems, considers [01:20:00] the seventies some glorious era of general [01:20:03] strikes and winters of discontent. Great Britain is the birthplace of two [01:20:08] industrial revolutions, once the terror of the seas, the most powerful [01:20:11] empire, today only a hostage of former power, [01:20:15] exorbitant ambitions and torturous searches for a way [01:20:18] out of the crisis into which it [01:20:22] collapsed. Again, to somehow cheer up, [01:20:25] an enemy is needed, but there are no forces for reflection either. As [01:20:29] writes the Sun, the only protection for Wingard-class nuclear submarines [01:20:32] from enemy UAVs is [01:20:36] fire hydrants with powerful [01:21:07] bay and cut off Kaliningrad from the rest of Russia. [01:21:11] Lithuania is changing its constitution, which still prohibits [01:21:14] the deployment of nuclear weapons in the country. Lithuanian Prime Minister [01:21:18] Sinkevicius dreams of French nuclear [01:21:21] submarines. The draft of the missile carrier is 10.5 [01:21:25] meters. Depths in Klaipeda are 12 and [01:21:28] a half. Pass through the narrow Danish straits, approach the [01:21:31] beaches, amaze the layman, the boat [01:21:34] will probably be able to, but most likely will bottom out [01:21:37] on the sandy bottom, immersion is impossible, without [01:21:41] this the nuclear cruiser is just a fat target for [01:21:45] a drone or [01:21:46] a missile. [01:21:50] Germany is a record holder in terms of money spent on [01:21:54] Ukraine. A week ago, Chancellor Merz took another [01:21:57] billion euros to Kyiv. In total, over 4 and a half years, Berlin [01:22:00] transferred 101 billion [01:22:02] to Zelensky. There are places where Friedrich Merz is still [01:22:06] popular. He just needs to go far enough. [01:22:10] ARD TV channel published the results of the latest poll, according to which [01:22:14] in the entire history of Germany, no chancellor had such a [01:22:17] low rating as Friedrich Merz. Only 10% [01:22:21] of Germans are satisfied with the work of the current head of the German government. [01:22:24] 88% - no. An epochal failure. [01:22:28] The Chancellor, who is six times more popular in Kyiv than in Berlin - [01:22:31] this is a sociological curiosity, but at the same time a political [01:22:35] diagnosis. behind the spectacular, as he thinks, [01:22:39] trip to Kyiv, he decided to just as spectacularly condemn Gerhard [01:22:42] Schröder for coming to Moscow and taking a joint photo with [01:22:46] Putin by the Russian stove on the President of Russia's [01:22:49] birthday, it turned out rather clumsy. [01:22:53] The Federal Chancellor is deeply indignant at Mr. Schröder's [01:22:56] meeting with Russian President Putin. [01:23:00] The Federal Chancellor considers it simply immoral that Mr. Schröder [01:23:03] celebrates such a day with Mr. Putin. [01:23:07] Chancellor Friedrich Merz is deeply indignant at this meeting," said [01:23:11] Deputy Official Representative of the Government Stefan Meyer. [01:23:15] The Federal Chancellor considers it simply immoral that Schröder [01:23:19] celebrates with Putin, according to information from the relevant [01:23:23] ministries, neither the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, nor the German [01:23:26] embassy on site, nor the Federal Ministry of Internal Affairs were [01:23:29] informed of the visit in advance. The paradox is [01:23:33] that the Chancellor, who has driven his country into a deep [01:23:36] depression, criticizes one of Germany's most successful post-war [01:23:40] leaders. Schröder, from [01:23:42] 1998 to 2005, laid [01:23:45] the foundation of the German economy for two decades ahead. Unemployment [01:23:58] fell to a historical low, production became cheaper [01:24:01] due to supplies of affordable energy from Russia. Merz, [01:24:04] on the other hand, did absolutely nothing, only ruined [01:24:08] the German automotive industry, chemical industry, and doubled [01:24:12] the number of bankruptcies in Germany. But [01:24:14] the icing on the cake was another statement from Ursula [01:24:17] von der Leyen, who has been running the European [01:24:21] Commission for the last 6 [01:24:22] years. [01:24:25] Since the end of February, gas prices have risen by 140%. Diesel prices [01:24:29] have doubled overall, if you look at [01:24:32] imported fossil fuels, their cost for [01:24:35] Europe has increased by 100 billion euros, without receiving a single [01:24:39] additional molecule of energy. We [01:24:42] have diversified our supplies, we have significantly increased [01:24:45] investments in our own clean energy, and today our import [01:24:49] of Russian. The senator, who returned [01:25:22] from London, where [01:25:23] I [01:25:32] worked as an ambassador for 7 years, observed the process of degradation [01:25:35] from within, from what I learned in a year [01:25:39] of working there, the elite has now moved away from governance, as [01:25:42] if, it is as if at the top, but [01:25:46] it does not send its representatives for daily management. [01:25:50] particularly prominent in ruling [01:25:53] circles, and those who now prevail in [01:25:57] ruling circles are, in general, quite, I would say, [01:26:00] mediocre, frankly, personalities, not of high [01:26:03] caliber, but the absurdity and confusion [01:26:06] of record unpopular and incompetent leaders of the old [01:26:09] continent should not discourage, they have made their bets [01:26:13] and are ready to do anything to maintain power, [01:26:16] from blazing France, a report from our European: [01:26:20] correspondent Anastasia Popova. [01:26:38] In such a mess in Place de la Bastille, it's not [01:26:41] easy to navigate. Police tactics against teenagers, ramming [01:26:45] the crowd, pushing through, clearing their way with [01:26:48] batons. The tension boils over. [01:26:54] Not trampled, not injured, lucky, the retreat of the guardians [01:26:58] of order causes a return wave of attack, and such battles [01:27:01] have become part of the daily life of the largest French cities, [01:27:05] the school riot has been going on for the second week [01:27:08] in a row, [01:27:11] batons, water cannons, tear gas, there are always [01:27:14] hooligans in the crowd who provoke, but in the end [01:27:18] it also hits those who came out to protest peacefully with posters, and if [01:27:22] you get caught by the angry hand of law enforcement, then during [01:27:25] detention they often don't [01:27:26] hesitate. [01:27:30] Knee to the face, so he doesn't squirm, hands behind his back, [01:27:34] face to the asphalt, blood stains on the hood - another [01:27:37] injury, the list of victims does not stop [01:27:40] growing. [01:27:43] More than a hundred teachers were injured. The Minister of Education called this [01:27:47] an exceeding of the psychological barrier. [01:27:50] more than 200 schoolchildren, double jaw fracture, [01:27:53] concussion, knocked out teeth, convulsions, knocked out [01:27:57] eye, torn hand. Another fourteen-year-old teenager was [01:28:01] hit by police at full [01:28:02] speed. [01:28:06] The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs called this an isolated incident, but the same [01:28:10] footage, shot by eyewitnesses in several cities, [01:28:13] episodes of police violence caused concern in [01:28:16] the UN. [01:28:20] It is extremely outrageous when you hear that one young [01:28:24] man had his arm torn off, and another lost all his teeth, [01:28:27] a real scandal, for the left, who bet on [01:28:31] youth, the riots rage. [01:30:02] minutes, they perfectly understand that they have no chance [01:30:06] to continue their policy after the presidential elections, so they [01:30:09] are trying to mitigate, to make less noticeable the difficulties that [01:30:13] they themselves created in the country, because it was they who caused [01:30:16] the problems we are currently facing, so [01:30:19] next week two major demonstrations are planned, [01:30:23] there are talks about the return of the Yellow Vest era, threatening [01:30:27] to storm the Elysee Palace. Many compare today's youth [01:30:30] revolt with May '68. [01:30:32] but there is a fundamental difference: France was then on an economic [01:30:36] upswing of 5-6% growth, now on the verge [01:30:39] of a financial crisis with debts and problems in all spheres, [01:30:43] the new budget promises new cuts. Society [01:30:46] is boiling and demanding change, but whoever comes [01:30:49] to replace Macron, he will inherit a heavy political [01:30:52] legacy of a floundering economy, where everything is geared towards [01:30:56] war. Anastasia Popova, Bernardsky, Gleb Napara, Vesti [01:30:59] Nedeli, Paris, France. [01:31:02] Chancellor Merz is fighting the inevitable, a leader with a rating [01:31:06] of 10%, representing almost no one, must humbly [01:31:09] resign. [01:31:15] A large anti-government and anti-war rally took place in Berlin. [01:31:18] 10 thousand activists on Saturday marched from [01:31:22] the Brandenburg Gate to Alexanderplatz, demanding [01:31:25] Merz's resignation. In the state of Saxony Anhalt today the first consequences [01:31:28] of a tectonic shift. The winning party in the elections, AfD, [01:31:32] demanded an extraordinary meeting of the local parliament, it [01:31:36] will be on Wednesday, there they will discuss further relations with Russia [01:31:39] and the cessation of aid to Ukraine. Report by the head [01:31:43] of our European bureau Mikhail Antonov. [01:31:55] At the doors of the plenary session hall, we are met by the head of the AfD faction in the Landtag of [01:31:59] Saxony-Anhalt, Oliver Kirchner. 44%. [01:33:02] cessation of all aid to Ukraine, lifting [01:33:05] of anti-Russian sanctions and negotiations with Moscow. This will not [01:33:09] affect Merz's policy. [01:33:12] The resolution is partly a symbolic act, but also [01:33:15] a push to finally talk about how to end [01:33:18] this war diplomatically. Due to sanctions against Russia, [01:33:22] we are losing more than 90 billion euros annually, due to unrealized [01:33:26] oil and gas supplies, as well as due to fading economic [01:33:30] ties. We want Nord Stream to be repaired, we want [01:33:33] to continue receiving Russian gas, so that our economic relations [01:33:37] resume. For the resolution to pass, a simple majority [01:33:41] is needed, which the AfD situationally has, as practice has shown. [01:34:46] What we witnessed today is a blatant [01:34:49] violation of taboos, it is precisely that the democrats paved the way for [01:34:53] power for right-wing extremists and fascists, dear friends. About [01:34:57] who is the real extremist in German politics right now, one can [01:35:00] argue, but the fact that those who call themselves democrats [01:35:03] provide the AfD with killer arguments against [01:35:06] their own course is an indisputable fact, the chancellor's party understands [01:35:10] this, some of its representatives. Tobias Rausch was [01:35:13] elected by secret ballot, and his candidacy received another [01:35:17] four votes more than the Alternative and [01:35:20] the People's Watch themselves could give, and it is most logical [01:35:23] to suspect precisely conservative Christian Democrats, mainly in their [01:35:27] environment that the volatile faction [01:35:30] is generated, which then flows to the AfD. Here's what [01:35:33] else: if representatives of the chancellor's party, people [01:35:36] connected by party ideology, party discipline, parliamentary [01:35:40] mandates, are willing to secretly support [01:35:43] the Alternative, then what [01:35:45] to say about ordinary voters, who engage in [01:35:48] politics once every few years in elections. [01:35:51] Merz's next visit to Kyiv with German money brought [01:35:54] the Alternative half a percent of the national rating, during the week [01:35:58] it had more than thirty, and half a percent was taken from the CDU, [01:36:02] 17.5, and whatever Merz does now [01:36:05] only makes things worse, in combination with private initiative it's even [01:36:09] funnier. The BMW concern terminated the leasing [01:36:12] agreement with the Landtag of Saxony, according to which [01:36:15] the head of parliament was provided with a company [01:36:18] car. [01:36:22] I, of course, do not run BMW, but I believe it was a mistake. [01:36:26] Currently, the level of support for the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt exceeds [01:36:29] 40%, and across the country it is more than [01:36:31] 30%. A third of citizens support the AfD, [01:36:35] and the company risks losing these people as customers, so [01:36:39] as a BMW shareholder, I would have opposed such a decision. [01:36:42] Due to the rain in Halle, the interview with Mr. Schneider is being recorded [01:36:46] in the car, he is now the Vice-Speaker of the Landtag of Saxony- [01:36:49] Anhalt, an appointment that also caused a lot of noise, because it was [01:36:53] in his office that Bild employees shortly before the elections [01:36:56] found a mug with the Russian army logo, still alive [01:37:00] in the representatives of the Alternative there is some idealistic [01:37:03] beginning. Hans Thomas says he still doesn't understand why [01:37:07] the scandal. Why didn't you remove the mug with the Russian [01:37:11] army logo before the Bild journalists came? Everyone knows that I [01:37:15] have been to Russia several times, when you go to Russia, you bring [01:37:18] gifts from there, I still don't understand what is so special about this mug [01:37:22] to make it news, it caught me [01:37:25] by surprise, I did not expect a scandal [01:37:28] to erupt. [01:37:30] I once said, why there was no Green party in the GDR, because [01:37:34] education was mandatory. [01:37:37] In Oliver Kirchner's office, there are also many different souvenirs, to which, [01:37:40] probably, the guardians of democracy Merz and Pistorius's press could object. [01:38:57] unions are preparing a general strike on the eve of early parliamentary [01:39:01] elections, housing collapse and unbearably expensive life against [01:39:04] the background of continued aid to Ukraine irritates [01:39:07] Spaniards. Even the track for royal Formula 1 races [01:39:11] in Valencia has turned into a city for the homeless. [01:39:15] Report by the head of our Southern European bureau, Asia [01:39:18] Emelyanova. So we go out right [01:39:22] onto the track. A couple of trash cans and the Formula [01:39:25] 1 track will open up to us all. [01:39:42] flags of Spain, of course not in honor of Alonso's victory, he was the last one to [01:39:45] win here, Valencia stopped supporting Formula 1 in [01:39:48] 2012, about 7 years later, life was spotted [01:39:51] on the abandoned [01:39:53] lawns. [01:39:56] The first were Sahrawis from Western Sahara, followed by [01:39:59] Moroccans, Algerians, [01:40:02] we will try to speak quietly, people are sleeping everywhere here, [01:40:04] this is a summer tent, [01:40:07] there's no one inside, there's a mattress, this is [01:40:11] not just pallets from supermarkets, this is the frame [01:40:14] of a future house, [01:40:16] they've already started building it here, maybe someone is inside, because [01:40:20] we see slippers no running water, no [01:40:24] electricity, and yet there are families with children here... The Spanish enclave in Africa lived in [01:41:51] fear, after the border breach, 80,000 people ended up in [01:41:54] Spain, but... the verdict to Sanchez was read by Mari Carmen herself [01:41:58] right from her hospital bed, from which she called to continue [01:42:02] the struggle and not to dismantle the tent camp in Madrid, now they are [01:42:05] all over the country, these are tents in Santiago under [01:42:08] pouring rain, and this is a battle with the police in [01:42:12] Barcelona. [01:42:13] After the death of Mari Carmen, [01:42:16] the tent camp at Puerto del Sol, the police no [01:42:19] longer control it, it is growing up all the alleys, how many [01:42:23] people are inside is unknown. [01:42:25] 1400 people were counted [01:42:43] this morning, bring everything, it's written on the stand, [01:42:47] here everyone has their own [01:42:50] work front, on the right they are pitching tents, many new ones, [01:42:53] here they distribute hygiene products. in the kitchen area [01:42:56] today no queue - [01:42:59] lasagna, fruits, vegetables, and where does [01:43:02] all this come from? volunteers bring it, in [01:43:06] a week this tent camp opposite the municipality has turned into [01:43:09] a whole city with street names and house [01:43:13] numbers, this is tent A57, this is nothing [01:43:17] like temporary accommodation, they came to live for a long time with [01:43:20] flowers, this is Caye das [01:43:23] Meigas alley, house numbers, [01:43:27] A59, A69, they have [01:43:30] their own housing, Set and his wife go home every morning for a shower, [01:43:34] their apartment is on the next street, but they will sleep opposite the city hall [01:43:37] until their conditions are accepted. [01:43:40] What about the changes from the elections, do you expect [01:43:44] anything? Many of us are disappointed that [01:43:47] we have to achieve changes through elections, we had the so-called [01:43:51] for 8 years. socialist government, but [01:43:54] the situation of the working class has not improved. [01:43:57] election campaign, but the socialists have 28% in the polls, and [01:44:01] the conservatives have 32%. The question is who will get the dissatisfaction [01:44:04] with the housing crisis, and the Vox party in the campaign, the party [01:44:08] has 18%, chances are... [01:44:19] will an ordinary Spaniard be able to build a future in their own country, will their [01:44:22] job allow them to pay for housing and support their family, or will they have to come to terms with the fact that [01:44:26] they will endlessly rent an apartment with other people and postpone every [01:44:29] important life [01:44:30] decision. [01:44:35] Each autonomous region has its own list of questions for Madrid. Valencia, on its national [01:44:39] holiday, sings and shouts in [01:44:42] dialect again, about the right not only to speak their language, but [01:44:46] in the streets, to study in schools. [01:44:49] At the moment, the future does not look very promising, we need quality [01:44:53] public education in our language in Valencia. Even the question of [01:44:56] what to consider Spanish culture, again [01:44:59] pre-election, the new parliament will again get [01:45:02] bullfighting, the skill in this arena to avoid a blow, [01:45:06] it is unlikely that politicians will be able to avoid it again as skillfully. [01:45:10] from uncomfortable questions about housing, this show, [01:45:13] Valencia might not have seen it, if not for the early elections announced by Sanchez [01:45:17] in September, the parliament introduced a law removing state [01:45:21] protection. Bullfighting is that issue that regularly [01:45:25] splits the ruling coalition, to protect animals or [01:45:28] to include bullfighting in the school curriculum, they argue for [01:45:30] decades. Assia Emelyanova, Vesti Nedeli, [01:45:34] Valencia, Madrid, Spain. [01:45:37] Today, agricultural workers and processing industry workers [01:45:41] celebrate their professional holiday. 6 million people are employed in the Russian agro-industrial complex. [01:45:45] The state does everything to support their [01:45:48] work, Vladimir Putin noted in his congratulation. [01:45:51] You are [01:45:53] warmly and justly called the feeders of [01:45:56] Russia. This high title can and [01:46:00] should be proud of. Heartfelt thanks to everyone [01:46:04] who works in agriculture at processing enterprises. [01:46:07] Thank you. The Russian government will [01:46:40] allocate to support farmers, and in the [01:46:43] coming days Minac will begin large-scale grain purchases [01:46:46] to support the profitability of producers. [01:46:50] The main platform for discussing the country's agro-industrial complex these days was [01:46:53] the Golden Autumn forum in Moscow. Report by Anna Balan. [01:46:57] In Moscow, golden autumn, [01:47:00] sung by the classic, is a gloomy time, but not for [01:47:03] farmers. For them, golden autumn is primarily an agro-industrial [01:47:07] exhibition, a time to summarize the results. [01:47:11] As per tradition, Mikhail Mishustin, the head of the Republic of Tatarstan, Rustam Minnikhanov, visited the exhibition and tells [01:47:14] the prime minister about the achievements of the farms. First place in milk production - [01:47:18] this is a remarkable result, and it is also, [01:47:21] perhaps, connected with your basic education, dear Golievich, you [01:47:25] graduated, if I am not [01:47:28] mistaken, agricultural [01:47:31] mechanization, right? As an engineer, agronomists from [01:47:35] Bashkiria present a system of accelerated laboratory [01:47:38] selection, which works on the basis of artificial intelligence, [01:47:42] that is, practically, it is the customer's ability to [01:47:45] grow a given crop with a given genetics, with given [01:47:48] economically useful traits, the technology [01:47:52] will allow to create a new variety in just 2-3 years instead of 10 [01:47:55] years, our country strives for complete independence from imports, although the [01:47:59] self-sufficiency rate for seeds in Russia has already reached a record [01:48:03] 70%. Sunflower, soy, corn, [01:48:06] beets, what was often bought abroad, now with... [01:48:40] all land is used for obvious reasons, because part of our land [01:48:44] is not yet liberated, this is all in [01:48:47] process, but part of the agricultural land [01:48:50] still needs to be demined. The volume of [01:48:53] exports of our agricultural products increased by more than [01:48:56] 15%, despite difficulties. In [01:48:58] the current season, agribusiness is operating in [01:49:02] difficult conditions, there are difficulties with fuel and [01:49:05] cargo logistics. The president supported the initiative [01:49:09] to provide assistance to agricultural producers [01:49:12] in selling grain, the government also took a number of measures, but first [01:49:16] of all, additional subsidies were allocated for railway [01:49:19] transportation to compensate for disruptions [01:49:22] in shipping in the Azov-Black Sea [01:49:25] basin. Technology is increasingly coming to the aid of farmers, [01:49:28] for example, a digital beehive, something like a smart [01:49:31] home. Here there is a strain gauge, that is [01:49:35] scales, that is the increase in honey, [01:49:38] a microphone, it is eavesdropping, yes, it actually listens to the bee, how they [01:49:42] react, whether they are ready to swarm, there is even such a happiness [01:49:45] index, you can even see that they are of course not very happy here in [01:49:48] this form, naturally, the happiness index of the bull, [01:49:51] cheese, from Iskra near Moscow, seemed to be off the charts when the [01:49:55] delegation approached him, will you help us feed the cheese, he's very [01:49:59] hungry, come here cheese, cheese, will you drink, [01:50:02] oh, look, you can have the whole bottle, [01:50:06] that's it, it's one and a half liters, as I [01:50:10] understand, you still can't tear the bottle away, after [01:50:12] Mikhail Mikhailovich, I think the cheese will gain today another one and a half kilograms in weight, [01:50:16] definitely, next to the cheese in the warm pavilions, cows from [01:50:19] Kaliningrad, Yaroslavl, Moscow region graze. [01:50:26] The Prime Minister's attention was especially drawn to the Buryat horse. It was transported to the [01:50:29] capital in a special vehicle for 7 whole days. This [01:50:33] is a hybrid Buryat breed, which [01:50:36] is famous for its endurance. Based on the Buryat [01:50:39] breed, by adding Russian heavy draft, Russian trotter from [01:50:43] Transbaikalian horse breeds, the productive quality was increased. And here [01:50:46] Konstantin Spassky is engaged in the revival of the famous [01:50:49] Kuibyshev breed of sheep. This ram weighs 100. 3 kg, but [01:50:53] on our farm there are rams that are significantly larger, and young people are also attracted to the farm, [01:50:57] rural agrotourism is a new fashionable direction, in schools all [01:51:01] over the country agro-tech classes are now opening, where future agronomists, [01:51:04] farmers, breeders are literally being cultivated, because they [01:51:07] truly say, as [01:51:10] you sow, so shall you reap. Anna [01:51:13] Balan, Andrey Lapidus, Rasul Fitkulin, Ivan Murashov and Konstantin Rodin, Vesti [01:51:17] Nedeli. And urgent news about [01:51:20] ongoing terrorist attacks on our peaceful [01:51:24] infrastructure, Yandex engineers are now restoring [01:51:27] services that are used by most people, these are taxi and Alice, [01:51:31] search and maps, the company's data center in Vladimir was [01:51:35] temporarily stopped today after a Ukrainian attack, earlier [01:51:38] the Kiev regime attacked two more Yandex data centers in Kaluga and [01:51:42] Ryazan region. The work of the iron heart, as the company [01:51:45] calls its data centers, is critical for services [01:51:49] that have become part of everyday life in our country. [01:51:53] And now Yandex is doing everything to make the heart work again [01:51:56] without interruptions. Next in our [01:52:00] program. [01:52:08] How does a good Russian in a white coat look, how formidable it rose [01:52:12] from the ashes, through the Argun gorge to the resort, our Sergei [01:52:16] Zenev [01:52:17] drove. [01:58:08] announced a hunger strike in Folkston prison, in Georgia, [01:58:11] the reason is inhumane conditions of detention. [01:58:14] The protest was unexpectedly led by Russian defectors Alexei [01:58:18] Kovalko and Alexander Borovkov. They had already [01:58:21] drawn up a collective manifesto in mid-September, signed by [01:58:24] 14 prisoners, complaining about [01:58:28] unsanitary conditions, inedible food, and rusty water [01:58:32] that smells of chemicals. In American prison medicine, [01:58:35] the principle "just don't die" applies. Our [01:58:39] escaped citizens obviously expected a completely different [01:58:42] reception in America. Borovkov, it seems, is the very [01:58:45] defendant in the criminal case from Novorossiysk who [01:58:49] publicly supported Daria Trepova, who committed a terrorist [01:58:52] act in 2023 in St. Petersburg, when, as a result of [01:58:55] the explosion in a cafe, the militiaman blogger [01:58:58] Vladlen Tatarsky died and 52 more [01:59:02] people were injured. Oh, damn, in Russia [01:59:07] Borovkov was sentenced to 5 years in prison, in America he [01:59:10] has already served a year and a half for violating [01:59:14] immigration laws, when he will be released, it is [01:59:16] still unknown where the American authorities will deport him, possibly to [01:59:20] neighboring Mexico, or perhaps according to his citizenship, to [01:59:24] Russia. However, at home [01:59:27] he certainly won't be patted on the head, but a doctor and [01:59:30] a lawyer will be provided. On Tuesday, [01:59:32] the liberal journalist Leonid Ragozin in Latvia [01:59:36] was a little luckier. Back in 2014, [01:59:39] disagreeing with the return of Crimea, he left [01:59:42] Moscow. And now, 12 years later, he will have to. [01:59:45] unseen steps that changed [02:00:17] the situation in the former Soviet Union. This forces Russia to [02:00:21] respond with harsh force, as it did in 2022. And [02:00:24] the fire of annihilation continues. Russia is stronger than [02:00:28] Ukraine. Latvia is the flagship of the anti-Russian [02:00:32] agenda. To spite us, they destroyed everything that once [02:00:35] held their economy together. The VEF and RAF factories, sprats sailed [02:00:39] to Kaliningrad, and yesterday it became known about the bankruptcy of [02:00:43] the Riga Balsam, so beloved in [02:00:46] the Soviet Union and bringing considerable income to the local treasury, [02:00:50] due to the loss of the Russian market. [02:00:54] But the main European censor, [02:00:57] an unbending outpost on the border of the Russian world, [02:01:01] even a hint of broadcasting Moscow's position, and besides...