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[00:00:26] Hello dear friends, comrades, live on air is your favorite program.
[00:00:30] 60 Minutes Hot on the Trail. We begin with
[00:00:33] the main political sensation. Axios
[00:00:36] reports that Trump is irritated, key
[00:00:39] and angry at Zelensky over his refusal to stop attacks on
[00:00:43] Russian oil refineries. Washington, as you know,
[00:00:46] desperately needs our diesel. The publication reports that
[00:00:49] Kyiv perceives US aid as a given. The White House
[00:00:53] is tired of the total boorishness in this regard. Bloomberg
[00:00:56] writes that Zelensky risks irrevocably spoiling relations with.
[00:01:04] US presidential advisor Blizhevetz called
[00:01:08] for an end to pretending that Zelensky is a good
[00:01:11] employee, ally, British Times cartoonists
[00:01:14] go even further, comparing the lifting of
[00:01:18] sanctions on Russian diesel to Zelensky's public
[00:01:21] execution. In the image, Trump presented
[00:01:24] a fuel nozzle at a gas station to the head of the Kyiv leader.
[00:01:28] Putin's face, a letter.
[00:02:30] First of all, for him, the interests of America and
[00:02:33] American citizens are paramount. He is
[00:02:36] criticized from the left and right, he is criticized by this ungrateful
[00:02:39] Zelensky, who continues to blow up oil refineries and
[00:02:42] complicate the president's position ahead of the mid-term
[00:02:45] elections. The diesel deal, Zelensky's criticism, Trump
[00:02:49] literally drops an information bomb. The Atlantic calls the purchase of two
[00:02:53] and a quarter million barrels of Russian fuel a betrayal
[00:02:56] of Ukraine. And writes that Trump turned out to be an easy target for Putin.
[00:03:00] German Bild propagandists call for a change of president not on Bankova Street,
[00:03:04] but in the White House. In Kyiv, there is panic over the new policy of official
[00:03:08] Washington. Zelensky's advisors are simply
[00:03:11] stunned and speechless by the news from Washington that
[00:03:14] Trump, after the diesel deal with Putin, is now demanding a new
[00:03:17] president for Ukraine. One close consultant to Zelensky told me: "We
[00:03:21] knew that during the election campaign before the midterm elections we would once again
[00:03:25] be in focus, but we didn't expect something like this. Many
[00:03:29] phone calls." with European partners, the biggest
[00:03:32] concern is that Trump will really cease cooperation through
[00:03:36] intelligence agencies. In fact, the US president demands a cessation of
[00:03:39] Ukrainian attacks on oil and gas
[00:03:41] facilities.
[00:03:44] In Ukraine, the fact that the US president interferes in the country's internal affairs
[00:03:47] caused total outrage. Behind me we can still hear
[00:03:51] the explosions from the air defense systems, this is exactly the situation in
[00:03:55] Kyiv right now.
[00:03:57] Ukrainians I spoke to, including those close to him.
[00:04:11] I, like the entire democratic world, believe that it's time for the US to
[00:04:14] change president, but it seems the system of checks and
[00:04:18] balances has long since become a thing of the past.
[00:04:21] A sensation from the New York Times, Witkov and Kushnur had already discussed at the end of September
[00:04:25] with Moscow representatives the unfreezing of part of Russia's assets in
[00:04:28] the West. This came as a shock to Ukrainian officials in the White
[00:04:32] House, who definitively decided that Kyiv
[00:04:36] is to blame
[00:04:36] for prolonging the war.
[00:04:40] Zelensky could have settled this war many times, many, many times, he
[00:04:44] chooses not to do it, it is very difficult, this war should not have
[00:04:48] started at all.
[00:04:53] We told him: do what you want with Russia, don't hit oil refineries, because
[00:04:57] that creates problems for the whole world, he wants to create
[00:05:00] problems for the whole world, and he launched a strike, this should not
[00:05:03] affect our farmers, our livestock breeders, the rest of the
[00:05:07] world, so let him, damn it, stop
[00:05:10] it.
[00:05:12] I suggest they elect a new leader who can make a deal, because
[00:05:16] Zelensky could have made many deals, but for some reason he
[00:05:20] doesn't. You would not have lost 30% of your
[00:05:24] country, and you have already lost 30% of your country,
[00:05:27] more than 1 million people have died.
[00:05:30] Zelensky responds with his usual rudeness, claiming that the president of Ukraine
[00:05:34] will not be chosen by Trump, but by Ukrainians, and demands
[00:05:37] a sixty-day truce for elections.
[00:05:40] Having lost legitimacy in May.
[00:05:48] I know that Putin really wants to change the president of Ukraine, I understand
[00:05:52] that, and if President Trump really wants some changes
[00:05:55] through elections, I have already told his team about this, please tell
[00:05:59] Putin, give us 2 months, 60 days of a complete
[00:06:02] ceasefire.
[00:06:07] 60 days, and we will organize elections. Of course, we will be ready for
[00:06:10] any choice of our people. The Ukrainian
[00:06:13] people specifically.
[00:06:16] If elections in Ukraine were held right now, the presidential chair would be occupied by
[00:06:20] ex-commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Zaluzhny, whose support continues to grow.
[00:06:24] According to a new poll, if Zaluzhny makes it to the second round along
[00:06:27] with Zelensky, he will get more than 62%.
[00:06:31] Other candidates also fall short, former defense minister Fyodorov and
[00:06:35] the head of Zelensky's office, terrorist Budanov.
[00:06:39] Putin could bet on one specific candidate who would
[00:06:43] share his views on peace, support him, and then Ukraine
[00:06:46] would suddenly find itself surrendered to Russia. This would essentially be
[00:06:49] a soft absorption of Ukraine by Moscow, and Ukraine is a sovereign
[00:06:53] country that Putin illegally invaded, so this cannot be allowed.
[00:06:56] подобного.
[00:07:00] Trump plays by Putin's rules. He claims that Ukraine needs a new
[00:07:03] president who will declare surrender to Russia. That's
[00:07:06] all he says, because Trump from the very beginning sided with
[00:07:10] Russia, specifically the Russian government.
[00:07:21] He needs a guilty Zelensky, because he considers him
[00:07:25] a supposedly weaker party, and Putin is the strong
[00:07:28] party.
[00:07:31] Trump reacts this way, which, in my opinion, is also a consequence of the deep
[00:07:35] frustration he is currently experiencing because he
[00:07:38] didn't receive eight Nobel Peace Prizes. It's also deeply
[00:07:41] personal. Putin perfectly knows about Trump's emotional state.
[00:07:45] He engages in dialogue with him and holds him in his hands,
[00:07:49] plays him, and Trump follows the path that Putin
[00:07:52] showed him. Relations between Trump and Zelensky
[00:07:55] are now at their lowest point since the dressing-down in the Oval
[00:07:59] Office last February. This assessment is given by the Wall Street Journal.
[00:08:03] Axios sources in the White House confirm that the US president is
[00:08:06] furious at Zelensky's audacious
[00:08:09] behavior.
[00:08:11] White House officials warn that Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil refineries
[00:08:15] are doing more damage to Zelensky's relations with Trump than to Russia.
[00:08:19] Trump is indeed furious. He believes that Zelensky takes
[00:08:22] US support for granted, -
[00:08:26] said a White House official.
[00:08:29] Zelensky's actions undermine Trump's policy and harm
[00:08:32] the American people, so it's time to stop pretending that he is a good
[00:08:36] ally, writes US presidential advisor
[00:08:38] Blizhevetz. US post-press Woon Walters accuses Kyiv
[00:08:42] of attacking the global
[00:08:44] economy.
[00:08:47] The Ukrainian side is striking Russian oil refineries.
[00:08:50] The President clearly called on Ukrainians to cease these
[00:08:54] actions. From the perspective of global economic interests, it is important
[00:08:57] to understand that diesel fuel powers tractors,
[00:09:01] trucks, and airplanes around the world. Efforts are currently
[00:09:04] underway, at least for the next few months, to increase the supply
[00:09:08] of diesel fuel to the global market.
[00:09:12] The President remains firmly committed to ending this
[00:09:16] war. After failed negotiations with
[00:09:19] Ukrainians in Miami, Witkov and Kushner postponed their visit to Moscow,
[00:09:23] reports Taxius. Before the trip. Americans want
[00:09:26] to understand if Ukraine and Europe agree with the American peace
[00:09:29] plan. Kyiv Independent describes the details of the meeting in
[00:09:33] Miami. Zelensky believes that the Ukrainian delegation and Europeans
[00:09:37] sat at the table like fools. Everyone was
[00:09:40] shocked by the lifting of sanctions on Russian.
[00:10:12] Prices are rising due to the war in the Middle East, due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:10:16] everyone understands this. If
[00:10:19] we want to speak to people honestly, if we want to be absolutely
[00:10:23] clear, if we want to open up.
[00:10:55] Elon Musk said that Zelensky went too far, why
[00:10:58] do they blame you for continuing this
[00:11:00] war?
[00:11:04] Because these people cannot find a way to stop
[00:11:06] Putin.
[00:11:13] Because stopping Putin is harder than pressuring
[00:11:16] us.
[00:11:21] Amidst the conflict with Trump, he desperately tries to enlist Europe's support.
[00:12:13] Ukrainians are now very concerned, no one knows what will happen next,
[00:12:16] will arms supplies to Ukraine continue? First and foremost, this
[00:12:20] concerns, of course, Patriot air defense systems. On this issue, they
[00:12:23] are completely dependent on the Americans. Then Starlink. What will
[00:12:27] happen next with satellite internet from Elon Musk? Now,
[00:12:30] the worst fears about the Trump administration's desire to return to doing business with
[00:12:34] the Kremlin as usual, ignoring the war, are essentially being
[00:12:37] confirmed. This is exactly what the Russians want. They
[00:12:41] tempt Trump by offering him and his team business
[00:12:44] opportunities in the hope that he will forget about Ukraine. And
[00:12:48] possibly even stop providing Ukraine with intelligence and
[00:12:51] military aid. EU Commissioner for Defense Kubilius
[00:12:55] calls for no longer relying on US aid to Ukraine. According to him,
[00:12:58] it's time for Brussels and Kyiv to develop an independent peace
[00:13:02] strategy. The head of EU diplomacy, Callas, is outraged by
[00:13:05] Trump's lifting of sanctions on Russian diesel. He announces the largest
[00:13:08] package of sanctions against the Russian military-industrial complex. The foreign
[00:13:12] ministers of EU countries will discuss it today.
[00:13:15] Ukrainians are exerting real pressure on Putin, and that is the main
[00:13:19] reason why the Russians are trying to tell Ukrainians
[00:13:22] and Americans: Stop attacks on our oil refineries. Ukrainians will not
[00:13:26] do that. They will continue to launch strikes as they should. This is
[00:13:30] a military operation, a war is going on. And by launching these strikes, they are acting
[00:13:34] correctly. Former Trump special envoy Kellogg calls on
[00:13:37] Zelensky to ignore the demands of the White House to continue terror
[00:13:40] against the diesel deal with Putin and the hawks from Capital
[00:13:44] Hill. Republican Congressman Fitz
[00:13:46] Patrick intends to introduce a bipartisan bill in the House of
[00:13:50] Representatives to ban purchases of Russian oil.
[00:13:54] Seven senators, led by Democrat Shaheen,
[00:13:57] accuse Trump of violating the 2022 law
[00:14:00] and demand an immediate cancellation of the deal with Moscow, which allegedly
[00:14:04] became a complete betrayal of Ukraine. Lawmakers from
[00:14:07] both parties are concerned. Just last month, Trump signed
[00:14:11] the Lindsey Graham-initiated law on sanctions against Russia and Iran,
[00:14:15] aimed at tightening pressure on Moscow and Tehran. Democratic Senator Richard
[00:14:19] Blumenthal wrote: The President's decision to lift sanctions on Russian
[00:14:22] diesel fuel is a disgrace.
[00:15:37] and the German federal government adheres precisely to this
[00:15:41] position. What is your reaction to Donald Trump's call for
[00:15:44] new elections in
[00:15:46] Ukraine?
[00:15:49] Almost every constitution has a provision that during wartime,
[00:15:52] elections are impossible. If Russia is pressured
[00:15:56] to stop this war, I am confident that elections will be held
[00:16:00] in Ukraine. Of course, the US is our biggest ally, but our
[00:16:03] message is clear: if we want to end this
[00:16:06] war, the way to do it is to increase pressure on
[00:16:10] Russia and call on the US to impose sanctions so that we can truly
[00:16:13] end this war and so that there are no all these
[00:16:16] consequences, attacks on oil refineries,
[00:16:19] so that the war ends.
[00:16:22] This is not the first time we've seen tension in relations between Kyiv and Washington. Our
[00:16:26] approach, our role, our responsibility in this situation is to bring
[00:16:30] our friends together again. What we want to see and what we must
[00:16:33] see: Unity in the face of Russian aggression and imperialism.
[00:16:37] Bratislava intends to sue Brussels and obtain permission to
[00:16:41] import Russian gas after the EU ban was imposed.
[00:16:44] Slovak Prime Minister Fico calls on other Europeans to follow the example
[00:16:48] of Putin and Donald Trump, that is, to act based on
[00:16:51] national interests, not ideological
[00:16:54] considerations. For now, Europe once again remains among the losers
[00:16:58] and EU citizens will suffer due to the
[00:17:01] ill-conceived actions
[00:17:03] of leaders.
[00:17:19] while trembling with fear, will there be enough? The US will have cheaper diesel fuel, Russia will have
[00:17:23] budget revenues, and we in the European Union, as a reward for
[00:17:26] hateful military policy, sanctions, and
[00:17:29] moralizing, will have diesel fuel at 3 euros, and possibly a
[00:17:33] shortage. I warn politicians suffering from
[00:17:36] Russophobia and Americaphobia,
[00:17:40] that soon they will be refueling their cars at EU gas stations
[00:17:43] with expensive American diesel fuel, which will actually
[00:17:47] arrive from
[00:17:49] Russia. Europeans, since the beginning of this war, have paid Russia more money than they allocated
[00:17:53] to Ukraine, because they cannot refuse Russian
[00:17:56] energy resources. Their energy policy
[00:17:59] has failed, they continue to finance Vladimir
[00:18:02] Putin, therefore the statement that diesel fuel prices cannot be
[00:18:06] lowered is...
[00:18:09] In Ukraine, there is a total blackout, no electricity, 70%
[00:18:13] of Kyiv is without power, no water, disruptions to
[00:18:16] sewage. According to recent surveys, after
[00:18:19] Mayor Klitschko's call to urgently leave, to abandon
[00:18:22] Kyiv, 40% of residents are already ready,
[00:18:25] 30% will stay home, because there is no money for
[00:18:29] renting housing, prices in western Ukraine have jumped by
[00:18:32] an average of 65%.
[00:18:35] Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba declared the situation
[00:18:38] extremely difficult and called the complete collapse of life
[00:18:41] support systems in large cities the most terrible
[00:18:45] scenario. Kyiv has become uninhabitable, said
[00:18:49] Zelensky's former press secretary Mendel. Watch our report.
[00:19:05] Survival mode in Kyiv without electricity. They've been without it since the weekend, since lunch
[00:19:09] on the previous day. 70% of the city is also without water. Kyiv
[00:19:12] is prepared for winter, Kyiv is prepared for winter, as they say,
[00:19:16] I haven't had electricity at home since 7:00 AM, or rather 6:00 AM,
[00:19:20] according to the schedule it should be on, and there are disruptions in the metro. And
[00:19:23] disruptions in the metro. In the metro, people stand in the dark on platforms, turn on
[00:19:26] flashlights on their phones to get to the escalator and walk up to the
[00:19:30] surface.
[00:19:39] Approximately 80% of the capital's electricity comes from
[00:19:42] the Rivne NPP via the Kyiv substation, which is constantly
[00:19:46] targeted by Russian drones. Anti-drone protection has been set up around
[00:19:49] it, but that doesn't help either.
[00:19:53] The difficult winter arrived in October, unexpectedly disruptions in electricity,
[00:19:57] water, and transportation began, the latter especially affecting the
[00:20:00] capital. The central and regional authorities point fingers at each
[00:20:04] other.
[00:20:37] and nights without electricity and heat.
[00:20:40] British BBC journalists show those who are already packed
[00:20:43] and trying to flee to the West.
[00:20:46] Maria is leaving the country, packing her belongings. They don't plan to change their place of residence,
[00:21:50] the whole problem is money, renting
[00:21:54] a one-room apartment in Lviv and Ivano-Frankivsk will take almost
[00:21:57] 80% of the salary, in Uzhhorod
[00:22:00] all 100%. Will we leave? No, no, no, you
[00:22:03] will stay here.
[00:22:06] And how do you generally assess the authorities' preparation for
[00:22:09] winter? I'd better stay silent, it's
[00:22:12] just cringe, it's just cringe, I don't understand this, how can people move out of
[00:22:16] the city, are we all living above the middle class?
[00:23:20] The city is no longer suitable for living, residents are without electricity for up to 20
[00:23:23] hours a day. From the US, the situation is commented on by Zelensky's former press secretary
[00:23:27] Yulia Mendel. Kyiv is becoming less and less habitable,
[00:23:31] residents of Ukraine's largest city are in the dark for
[00:23:34] 12-20 hours a day without water and heating, while Russian
[00:23:37] strikes systematically destroy power plants and substations.
[00:23:41] Some experts warn that in the worst-case scenario, there may be almost
[00:23:44] no electricity for up to 2 months this winter. Kyiv authorities advise people
[00:23:48] to stock up on water, food, and candles.
[00:23:50] Neither city nor national authorities can actually do anything, can
[00:23:54] ordinary people cope on their own? Most have neither money nor anywhere
[00:23:58] to go. While Kyiv is crumbling, Zelensky is still posing for
[00:24:01] cameras, where is the victory he promised? Against the backdrop of new
[00:24:05] waves of attacks by Russian geraniums and ballistics, the former head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry
[00:24:08] Kuleba decided to warn Kyiv residents, in an interview with Bild he says:
[00:24:12] this winter will be the
[00:24:14] hardest.
[00:24:18] To answer the question, how much worse?
[00:24:30] I think the worst thing that can happen is the collapse of systems supporting
[00:24:34] the life of a large city, electricity, water, plumbing. If
[00:24:38] you look at why Russia is targeting, it's not just
[00:24:41] energy infrastructure, and the main difference between last winter and this
[00:24:45] will be that a year ago Russia targeted the
[00:24:48] energy system to plunge.
[00:24:56] Electricity shortages hit the military industry, slowing down the assembly of
[00:24:59] long-range drones and missiles. Regular strikes on
[00:25:03] the rear limit the supply of weapons, fuel, and food.
[00:25:06] NATO gifts stand on the border. Germany, which
[00:25:10] recently sent refugees back to Ukraine, pretends
[00:25:13] that it is now showing
[00:25:15] concern.
[00:25:20] the risk that thousands of people in Ukraine will once again flee to the West, because in
[00:25:23] cities like Kyiv, they simply won't be able to survive due to severe
[00:25:27] frosts.
[00:25:30] We are aware of this danger in the Bundestag and Chancellery, which is why an economic
[00:25:33] delegation was sent there. The goal is to create
[00:25:36] safe conditions for energy supply, protect
[00:25:39] territories, ensure food and security, and this
[00:25:43] will be a serious test for us in the coming months. In winter,
[00:25:46] pressure from Russia will increase on us, destroying. The Russian army
[00:25:50] and logistics, the southern bridge, following the northern one, are being covered
[00:25:53] with anti-drone nets, similar to those at the front, ranging from tiny
[00:25:57] FPV drones to jet geraniums, they are unlikely
[00:26:01] to be an obstacle.
[00:28:02] thermal power plant, which is almost on the border with Moldova, it's
[00:28:06] the Ivano-Frankivsk region, there's the Burshtyn thermal power plant, which
[00:28:09] the enemy constantly attacks. There's the Devropolskaya in the Lviv region, which is
[00:28:13] almost on the border with the Republic of Poland, and the enemy also reaches
[00:28:16] there, there are no even rear regions that would be safe and stable with
[00:28:20] electricity supply.
[00:28:24] Brussels is ready to allocate Kyiv a new multi-billion tranche for
[00:28:28] drones and missiles, as reported,
[00:28:31] Ukrainian issues will be the main topic of the European Council meeting,
[00:28:35] a meeting that just started in Luxembourg.
[00:28:38] The foreign ministers of EU countries are discussing Ukraine's needs for the next year and
[00:28:42] ways to attract additional international
[00:28:45] support, although support, it would seem, is needed by the European
[00:28:49] Union itself. First of all, in the energy
[00:28:52] sector. Diesel fuel prices are
[00:28:55] horrifying. In Denmark, Finland, they pay 2.2
[00:28:59] euros per liter, in Germany, France, and Belgium, 2.40 euros.
[00:29:50] regarding Trump's decision to start buying Russian diesel fuel. Brussels
[00:29:53] plans, as you know, to finally ban
[00:29:56] the purchase of LNG from January 1, 2027,
[00:29:59] and to completely abandon pipeline
[00:30:03] supplies by next autumn. The Vice-Speaker
[00:30:06] of the Slovak Parliament Gaspar promised that
[00:30:09] Bratislava is even ready to sue the European Commission to
[00:30:13] challenge this ban.
[00:30:14] Look,
[00:30:18] this confectioner believes he has found a way to reduce his employees' fuel costs
[00:30:21] by switching to a four-day work week so they use
[00:30:25] their cars less often.
[00:30:27] Fuel consumption for a specific car amounts to 900 euros per year,
[00:30:31] you'll agree, a very significant sum.
[00:30:33] A round trip is almost 40 km, 35-40
[00:30:37] km, so the savings are considerable.
[00:30:41] Fuel prices continue to rise, but will the arrival of almost 2
[00:30:44] million tons of Russian diesel fuel on the market before winter contain this price surge
[00:30:48] in France? It could limit price increases, but I don't think it
[00:30:52] will lead to a decrease. At best, the price increases seen in September
[00:30:55] related to these two wars will be contained in the coming months,
[00:30:59] again, provided that Russia actually exports these.
[00:31:04] Will French motorists use Russian fuel? In theory,
[00:31:07] no, since the European Union no longer purchases it to avoid financing
[00:31:11] the Kremlin's war efforts in Ukraine. Russian
[00:31:15] oil and oil products are under sanctions, so they should not
[00:31:18] enter the European Union, possibly they can enter
[00:31:21] Great Britain, as the sanctions have been somewhat modified, but generally not in the EU.
[00:31:25] The European Union expressed concern
[00:31:29] about the new agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir
[00:31:32] Putin. Today, 27 countries may approve the largest sanctions
[00:31:36] against Russia since the start of the conflict. The suspension of sanctions on Russian diesel
[00:31:39] provides Moscow with additional revenue for waging war. Now is not the time
[00:31:43] to ease pressure on Russia, and Europe will not do so. On Monday, EU foreign
[00:31:47] ministers intend to approve the largest sanctions
[00:31:50] package aimed at Russia's military machine since the start of the
[00:31:53] war. Another gas price increase is coming, this
[00:31:57] should be announced on Monday, according to available data, the increase will be
[00:32:01] 6.6%.
[00:32:04] Seventy-one-year-old Henri Rochard has everything running on
[00:32:07] gas. One radiator is here, the second in
[00:32:10] the room. No, I don't think I'll turn them on, it will be
[00:32:14] too expensive.
[00:32:25] from November 1st, you know, it's scary, what should we do,
[00:32:29] we'll have to save on everything, I'll buy less
[00:32:32] food, like most French people, she has a contract with an indexed
[00:32:36] tariff, in other words, the price can change every month, increases
[00:32:39] accumulate, reaching over 40.8%
[00:32:41] in a year, specifically.
[00:33:45] demands the cancellation of energy sanctions against Russia. The party intends
[00:33:49] to put this issue to a vote in the Landtag of Saxony-Anhalt and
[00:33:52] also involve the Alternative for Germany party.
[00:33:56] After the conclusion of the diesel fuel supply agreement between US President
[00:34:00] Donald Trump and Russia, the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance
[00:34:03] demanded the resumption of supplies of Russian energy resources to
[00:34:06] Germany. Germany also needs a diesel fuel deal with
[00:34:09] Russia, said Claudia Wittich, deputy chairman
[00:34:13] of the faction in the Saxon Landtag. Anhalt Wittich called the prices at
[00:34:17] German gas stations outrageous and sharply criticized
[00:34:20] sanctions against Moscow. The sanctions policy against Russia,
[00:34:24] which primarily harms ourselves, has completely failed,
[00:34:28] she noted. According to her, a diesel fuel agreement alone is
[00:34:32] not enough. In Germany, regular purchases of oil and gas
[00:34:35] from Russia must be resumed, including to save the domestic
[00:34:39] industry.
[00:34:41] Shouts of criticism from all EU leaders. What have I
[00:34:45] found out in the last few hours? I don't think listeners know
[00:34:48] about this. Do you know that the European Union bought Russian
[00:34:51] gas, not liquefied, pipeline gas from
[00:34:55] the Arctic, for 7.9 billion euros from January
[00:34:59] 2026. And this is reported by a German
[00:35:02] publication. It turns out that the European Union, on the one hand,
[00:35:05] constantly introduces new packages of sanctions against Russia and
[00:35:08] publicly announces it, on the other hand, at the same time,
[00:35:12] buys Russian gas, unliquefied.
[00:36:28] He's right, Zelensky is an obstacle to peace, he's right, we've become
[00:36:32] hostages, it's Zelensky who is obstructing peace, not
[00:36:35] Putin.
[00:36:38] NATO's supreme commander in Europe, American General
[00:36:41] Grinkevich for the first time. publicly presented the
[00:36:44] so-called theory of victory over Russia.
[00:36:47] The plan involves a transition from deterrence to real
[00:36:51] preparation for war. The goal is to be ready by 2029.
[00:36:54] In addition, the head of the Polish Foreign Ministry, Sikorski,
[00:36:57] said that the alliance needs to prepare for a deadly
[00:37:01] Russian cyberattack and, to begin with, close Russian
[00:37:04] consulates and restrict the movement of Russian diplomats. In addition,
[00:37:08] Sikorski demands that all Russians entering the
[00:37:12] European Union must have biometric
[00:37:14] foreign passports. This will prevent Russian agents
[00:37:18] from crossing borders under assumed names. All
[00:37:21] this paranoia intensified after Polish police arrested
[00:37:25] a man who allegedly prepared an assassination attempt. It is unknown
[00:37:37] whether he is connected in any way to Russia or at least
[00:37:40] to Belarus, but the incident itself
[00:37:43] intensifies the atmosphere of fear in
[00:37:46] the country.
[00:37:49] Polish police arrested a man suspected of preparing an assassination attempt on
[00:37:52] Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-
[00:37:56] Kamysz. This happened just a few hours after Poland's
[00:38:00] State Security Service received an email warning.
[00:38:04] According to sources in the special services, the
[00:38:07] message contained addresses where Prime Minister Donald Tusk
[00:38:10] and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz might be located,
[00:38:14] as well as information about their plans for the near future.
[00:38:18] The situation is extremely serious. Month after month, year after year, the police,
[00:38:22] the state security service, and other services receive more and more threats and
[00:38:25] warnings concerning Poland and...
[00:38:37] Among the groups we identify, predominantly active online,
[00:38:40] one stands out: we are talking about a number
[00:38:44] of young people who are active online, actively seeking
[00:38:47] Nazi content, related to the violence of World War II,
[00:38:51] the cult of force. These are also groups that are active in
[00:38:54] various computer games, but in these... increasingly
[00:38:58] violence for the sake of violence appears. From a civilizational
[00:39:01] point of view, we consider this a very dangerous phenomenon, because
[00:39:05] almost every second person plays Minecraft, not only
[00:39:09] children, but
[00:39:09] adults.
[00:39:14] in Wroclaw, a man was detained around 5 PM. At 7 AM,
[00:39:18] Donald Tusk was informed about the impending assassination attempt. At 11 o'clock,
[00:39:21] a meeting was held between representatives of the police, the State
[00:39:25] Protection Service, and the Internal Security Agency. A few
[00:39:28] hours later, the man was detained. Everything happened very quickly. At the moment,
[00:39:31] it is only known that a man has been detained. We do not know his
[00:39:34] past or citizenship. We also do not know whether he acted as
[00:39:38] part of an organized group or whether a weapon
[00:39:41] was found on him. Polish officials have repeatedly
[00:39:44] warned of possible hybrid attacks from Russia. Are there
[00:39:48] signs that this conspiracy could have been part of a larger attempt
[00:39:52] to destabilize Poland? Obviously, the investigators will
[00:39:55] also check this version. I would say.
[00:40:27] one of Ukraine's most consistent allies plays a key role
[00:40:31] on NATO's eastern flank. Threats were directed against
[00:40:34] the Prime Minister, who actively supports Ukraine, and the Minister
[00:40:38] of Defense, who is responsible for a whole range of areas of assistance to Ukraine
[00:40:41] and ensuring the supply of necessary resources there. I think now Poland
[00:40:45] is experiencing a peak of concern about
[00:40:47] security issues.
[00:40:50] It is probably not worth blaming everything on the Russian
[00:40:54] special services, although I would not entirely.
[00:41:37] Zelensky doesn't seem to care how far
[00:41:40] the American president's fury will go, what
[00:41:44] is currently in the plans of official Washington, and to what extent
[00:41:47] Trump is really capable, if
[00:41:50] capable, of influencing
[00:41:52] Zelensky?
[00:41:55] Hello, colleagues, well, if you look at the information
[00:41:58] field, at what American newspapers
[00:42:02] and publications are writing now, we will see that the
[00:42:05] conflict is indeed deepening, not
[00:42:08] only between the two sides.
[00:43:10] basically portrayed himself as a victim,
[00:43:13] and the journalist said that in fact Vladimir
[00:43:17] Zelensky is entering into a very serious, open conflict with
[00:43:20] Donald Trump, and here many analysts
[00:43:24] remind us that on the eve of the presidential elections, Vladimir
[00:43:28] Zelensky already took
[00:43:30] a position on the side of the Democrats, and
[00:43:34] many analysts on Fox News, for example, a commentator
[00:43:37] said that Vladimir Zelensky is now... actively playing on the side
[00:43:41] of the Democrats, this political component must
[00:43:45] be remembered, because for Donald
[00:43:48] Trump, these are certainly very negative
[00:43:51] вводные, yes, Vladimir Zelensky, in fact,
[00:43:54] shows that he was waiting for the time and waiting for these
[00:43:57] midterm elections, and after
[00:44:01] the midterm elections, the presidential campaign
[00:44:04] will begin, and clearly Kyiv will already play on the side
[00:44:07] of the Democrats, he has already shown this. therefore, the deepening
[00:44:11] of the conflict will develop very actively
[00:44:14] in the coming days, and you have indeed
[00:44:17] listed many publications such as Axios
[00:44:21] and Financial Times, everyone is already writing that the
[00:44:24] threats are completely non-trivial, that
[00:44:27] indeed they can cut off the tap to Ukraine
[00:44:31] in terms of information exchange, in terms
[00:44:34] of not allowing
[00:44:37] the supply of American
[00:44:40] weapons, the American president has such power,
[00:44:44] whether it will work or not is another question,
[00:44:48] because I have already listed that there are many centrifugal forces
[00:44:51] within the political establishment in the United States,
[00:44:55] they will hinder this. Ekaterina,
[00:44:58] what about Russian diesel, are Americans waiting for
[00:45:01] Russian tankers, perhaps discussing these news, and
[00:45:05] most importantly, are they expecting a price reduction for
[00:45:09] fuel on...
[00:45:13] someone is waiting, if at the level of the ordinary
[00:45:16] American consumer, they are certainly waiting, if
[00:45:19] you go to the level of the expert
[00:45:22] community, then we see that in fact
[00:45:25] experts say that the volumes that Russia
[00:45:29] will supply are insignificant, this is
[00:45:32] approximately 16 hours of consumption
[00:45:36] for the United States, but nevertheless we see that the market
[00:45:48] it is expected that it will be at American gas stations for
[00:45:52] some time, and this will be exactly
[00:45:55] the time when Americans will actively go to
[00:45:59] polling stations, but at the same time, it also indicates
[00:46:02] that this, that a
[00:46:06] breach was made in the sanctions pressure, it will also gradually
[00:46:10] structure the situation with
[00:46:13] energy prices and stabilize prices in the
[00:46:17] oil and petroleum product market. Thank you
[00:46:21] very much, Katya, Ekaterina Mur, our special correspondent, on direct line,
[00:46:25] United States of America in Washington, if Donald
[00:46:28] Trump was required to impose anti-Russian hellish sanctions, then he
[00:46:32] did not impose anything, and lifted anti-Russian sanctions
[00:46:34] situationally until spring, and nevertheless, this is what
[00:46:38] is called Pandora's box. As for the phone call itself,
[00:46:42] it was obviously very carefully and very early
[00:46:45] prepared, the news
[00:46:47] was thrown into the public sphere exactly when
[00:46:51] started in Miami...
[00:47:22] obviously miscalculated, and for me this is especially surprising, as a political
[00:47:26] analyst, are there really no people among all these
[00:47:29] advisers who could tell him how to behave
[00:47:33] with Trump? After all, in fact, you shouldn't pronounce
[00:47:36] the word "weak", I mean impulsiveness, literally,
[00:47:39] if you need a one-point instruction, what not to do with Trump, it's not to call him weak, yes,
[00:47:43] it's obvious that Vladimir Zelensky and Ukraine have two main
[00:47:47] ideological directions, within which they want
[00:47:50] to build up Western aid. That is, why should the West
[00:47:54] support Ukraine? Vladimir Zelensky has two answers: the first
[00:47:58] answer is because it is right and it is fair, because
[00:48:02] Russia, meaning, attacked, and Ukraine, like
[00:48:04] literally David, resists a huge Goliath, this
[00:48:08] actually fits very well into American
[00:48:11] psychology, they like to support weaklings, losers in
[00:48:15] the fight against a big evil, bad
[00:48:18] guy. And over time, this story somehow collapses.
[00:48:22] Because we see how corruption scandals show that in fact
[00:48:26] David is not just opposing, meaning, Goliath
[00:48:29] on behalf of the entire Western world, but quietly stealing money, and
[00:48:33] quietly no one knows where it's all going, this image
[00:48:36] of a shining city on a hill, which protects against the horde
[00:48:40] of the East, it somehow becomes less convincing.
[00:48:43] The second argument, which should be emphasized in communication with Donald Trump, is
[00:48:47] the argument of national interests. Ukraine needs
[00:48:50] to be supported, because it opposes Russia, and
[00:48:53] opposing Russia is beneficial to the West, therefore your investment in
[00:48:56] Ukraine is a fight against Russia, this is all correct and great, this is the
[00:49:00] argument that Donald Trump accepts better,
[00:49:03] because these arguments appealing to justice
[00:49:07] as a virtue, it doesn't work, he is a very cynical
[00:49:10] person, here we see how this strategy backfired,
[00:49:14] because Donald Trump says: wait, Vladimir
[00:49:16] Zelensky, it is obvious that it is in our interests now, in my, Trump's,
[00:49:20] interest to lower diesel prices, so I...
[00:50:22] different opinions, there are enough supporters of Ukraine in the Republican
[00:50:25] party, but nevertheless it is clear that if you call Donald Trump weak many times,
[00:50:29] try to pull the rug out from under him
[00:50:32] so that he falls, it can sooner or later
[00:50:35] backfire. I believe that now the European Union
[00:50:39] and Ukraine will try to hold out until November, hold out until the elections,
[00:50:43] try to talk the situation away, somehow appease
[00:50:46] Trump, call him and say no, no, in fact you are strong, everyone else
[00:50:49] is weak, so that... somehow well, while he will then deal with
[00:50:53] domestic politics, he will fight with the Democrats, and he will not be interested in foreign
[00:50:56] policy, I think they will choose such tactics, such
[00:51:00] a strategy. As for the issues of diesel supplies,
[00:51:03] my economist colleague will tell you from the point of view of figures,
[00:51:06] as far as I understand from the analysis I read, the volumes
[00:51:10] are certainly far from colossal, here the political
[00:51:13] effect is important, the political effect is that Russia
[00:51:16] can make a deal, this is the language that Donald
[00:51:20] Trump also perfectly understands himself. The fact that
[00:51:23] such a situation occurred, that Zelensky harmed his interests,
[00:51:26] and Vladimir Putin helps his interests,
[00:51:29] really gives Donald Trump
[00:51:32] reason to look at Russia as a
[00:51:34] more logical, more predictable
[00:51:38] counterparty, not an enemy, not an adversary, but
[00:51:41] a counterparty. In this regard, the Russian position is precisely
[00:51:45] that, Donald Trump, we do not need to fight, we are not enemies,
[00:51:49] Biden dragged us into this war, Biden unleashed this war against
[00:51:52] Russia, but we can, respecting each
[00:51:55] other's interests, as two superpowers, have mutually respectful
[00:51:59] relations, and here, apparently, the situation is that
[00:52:02] the consultants, who...
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[00:57:24] The US-Russia diesel combination caused fury in
[00:57:27] Britain, this is the front page of today's Daily Mail, headline
[00:57:31] Boris denounces the disgusting deal between Trump and
[00:57:35] Putin. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who
[00:57:38] previously, as is known, obsequiously befriended Donald
[00:57:41] Trump, is openly criticizing him, then he quotes:
[00:57:44] These double standards are infuriating.
[00:57:56] Johnson even doubts that diesel for the US
[00:57:59] is available in Russia and threatens that if fuel is found,
[00:58:03] and the tanker goes through La Manche, the Royal Navy will
[00:58:07] intercept it. Another former official, former head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry
[00:58:10] Kuleba, said that Trump, it turns out, had to
[00:58:14] beg the Russian president for help. The Verkhovna
[00:58:18] Rada, the well-known Alexey Goncharenko, urges
[00:58:21] Trump not to be, quote, Putin's puppet, to become
[00:58:25] a strong leader. Goncharenko proposes that Trump
[00:58:29] stop Russia, in particular, force Moscow to agree to
[00:58:32] a sixty-day truce for the sake of elections in
[00:58:35] Ukraine, while Zelensky himself has zero
[00:58:38] chances of re-election if elections
[00:58:42] are held.
[00:58:44] Sensation, Trump says shock, sensation. Trump spoke with
[00:58:48] Putin and said that Putin would supply diesel fuel
[00:58:51] to the United States. Victory - in caps, Trump writes. How good
[00:58:55] I am, I am the greatest of all the greatest, everyone is shocked in
[00:58:58] Ukraine.
[00:59:01] Well, we knew, didn't we, that Trump sympathizes with Putin. Trump
[00:59:05] admires Putin. Trump would like to rule America as Putin
[00:59:09] rules Russia. How does Trump look in this situation? In Trump's head, he
[00:59:13] sees himself as a magnificent genius, but in reality he
[00:59:16] demonstrates weakness. The weakness of America, he brought America to
[00:59:20] such a state with his war in Iran that diesel fuel
[00:59:24] prices are so high that he is forced to ask Putin for
[00:59:27] help.
[00:59:29] Ukrainian leader Zelensky condemned the diesel supply deal,
[00:59:33] accusing the US of showing weakness, calling
[00:59:35] the agreement a gift to
[00:59:37] Putin.
[00:59:40] Of course, we are disappointed, this deal is a stab in the back from President
[00:59:44] Trump. The problem is that diesel fuel prices have risen due to
[00:59:47] the failed war in Iran, but right now, Ukraine has to
[00:59:51] pay for this unfortunate decision. Right now, the United
[00:59:54] States is saying that by attacking Russian oil refineries,
[00:59:58] Ukraine is attacking US interests, so they
[01:00:01] are trying to pressure us to stop
[01:00:05] attacking Russia's energy infrastructure. In
[01:00:08] fact, this is not the first time since President Trump came to power,
[01:00:12] when the war with Iran began. He also lifted sanctions on part of Russian
[01:00:16] oil that was in... No,
[01:00:55] it's called differently, it's called assistance in financing
[01:00:59] the Russian army, but believe me, you shouldn't forget that Trump is
[01:01:02] a narcissist, just like Zelensky, and he is vengeful,
[01:01:05] just like Zelensky, so Zelensky doesn't need to provoke
[01:01:09] Trump, Zelensky needs to understand this first and foremost, we need
[01:01:13] to again restrict access to intelligence or somehow
[01:01:16] block its use.
[01:01:23] Never before since independence has official Kyiv been so at odds with
[01:01:26] Washington. Donald Trump, in Ukrainian media, from numerous sources
[01:01:30] and comments from the Ukrainian authorities, has been transformed into almost the worst
[01:01:34] president for Ukraine, so what did Trump do to outweigh
[01:01:37] the loss of Crimea, the continuation of the war? He wanted it to
[01:01:40] end, and that means not a penny for firepoint, elections
[01:01:44] that Zelensky won't win, and responsibility for Ukraine
[01:01:47] being turned into ruins. At private meetings, Zelensky behaved even worse than
[01:01:51] publicly, he was rude and demanded money. The diesel deal
[01:01:55] is the biggest step towards lifting
[01:01:59] all other sanctions from the Russian
[01:02:01] Federation. This should be viewed
[01:02:04] exactly like that. At the same moment, Vitkov and
[01:02:08] Kushter meet in
[01:02:10] Miami with our guys.
[01:02:13] And they say, if you strike
[01:02:16] the oil refineries, then there will be no
[01:02:19] intelligence data, the delegation leaves Miami
[01:02:22] prematurely, that is, they were simply informed,
[01:02:25] informed, told, this is how it is, like it or not...
[01:02:28] нравится, не...
[01:04:00] he wants to be strong and to be strong he needs
[01:04:03] to stop Russia from escalation from
[01:04:07] more attacks, so when commenting what President
[01:04:11] Trump said yesterday about President Zelensky, there is easy
[01:04:15] way to elections in
[01:04:16] Ukraine,
[01:04:21] today president, do you think
[01:04:25] he should remain in this post, especially given the
[01:04:28] deteriorating relations with the US?
[01:04:32] If elections are held, I think Vladimir Zelensky has no chance of
[01:04:35] re-election.
[01:04:41] In France, students continue to block Assas
[01:04:44] University in the center of Paris. Low scholarships, rats in
[01:04:48] auditoriums, lack of teachers. The principal of a high
[01:04:51] school in Aubagne in the southeast of the country
[01:04:55] received a field injury from a hunting rifle. A fourteen-year-old
[01:04:58] was detained.
[01:06:06] This is a symbol of the anger that has gripped
[01:06:08] all of France.
[01:06:13] Hundreds of students, sitting on the ground, are blocking the prestigious Assas
[01:06:16] University, in the very center of the 6th arrondissement
[01:06:20] of Paris.
[01:06:25] Although there are no rats in the auditoriums, nor absent
[01:06:28] teachers, the students are all.
[01:07:33] A young man in gray
[01:07:35] clothes is being detained,
[01:07:39] he was already pinned to the ground when the policeman.
[01:08:43] The cause of the tragedy was precisely such ammunition: a flashbang
[01:08:46] grenade used to disperse
[01:08:48] crowds.
[01:08:51] After the incident, the Minister of Internal Affairs suspended their use during student protests.
[01:08:55] In Lormont, near Bordeaux,
[01:08:58] the premises of one of the high schools were ransacked. The damage here is enormous,
[01:09:01] almost 2000 euros. In total, across the
[01:09:04] country, it could reach 30 million euros and affect
[01:09:08] the daily lives of students. The problem is that the buildings were
[01:09:14] ransacked, now it will be difficult to ensure safety, due to
[01:09:16] the damage, classes simply will not be able to take place, and how long will
[01:09:20] this last?
[01:09:22] This morning, the gates of the high school remained
[01:09:25] closed for safety reasons, traces of
[01:09:28] unrest are still visible in the building,
[01:09:31] residents of the area are shocked,
[01:09:34] it's a disgrace, I don't understand how children can
[01:09:37] do this, it's a scandal, it's a
[01:09:40] great pity.
[01:11:12] The situation to burn, destroy and resort to violence, is
[01:11:16] unacceptable. Emmanuel Macron's ratings
[01:11:19] are falling. Only 15% approval.
[01:11:22] Emmanuel Macron's popularity has fallen to its lowest level since he
[01:11:26] came to the Élysée Palace in 2017.
[01:11:29] Of course, the president is paying for
[01:11:32] all the crises that our country is currently going through. In particular, for
[01:11:36] student protests, concerns about purchasing power, a sharp
[01:11:39] rise in fuel prices at gas
[01:11:43] stations, but even more disturbing is that his own
[01:11:46] electoral base is beginning to shrink. The head of
[01:11:49] state is now supported by only
[01:11:52] 53% of centrist bloc voters, while
[01:11:55] 47% of them view his activities
[01:11:58] negatively. This figure says a lot about how much the attitude of the French towards
[01:12:02] the president has changed today.
[01:12:05] I don't know why I portray him, but I portray him because he has a wonderful
[01:12:09] French accent. The President of France, lately, I don't think he's
[01:12:12] too happy. Well, how is France
[01:12:16] doing?
[01:12:18] The European Union has just approved the 22nd package of anti-Russian sanctions, including
[01:12:22] 1,600 companies and individuals associated with the defense
[01:12:25] sector in the blacklist. More than half concern the production of ballistics,
[01:12:28] announced the head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, calling it the 20th.
[01:12:32] The second package is the largest since
[01:12:36] the beginning of the war, the sanctions themselves are ineffective and, as you know,
[01:12:39] boomerang back to the West.
[01:12:43] Literally at the last minute, Estonia secured an exemption from sanctions for the
[01:12:47] Solikamsk Magnesium Plant. Otherwise, all production of
[01:12:50] electric vehicles, wind generators, and aviation components in Europe
[01:12:54] will stop. The package did not include a large-scale embargo on
[01:12:57] the import or export of civilian goods, although it
[01:13:00] was discussed. The loophole with Irish alumina from Russian
[01:13:04] Rusal is also still open. Politicon, on the eve of today's meeting of
[01:13:08] foreign ministers in Luxembourg, publishes an insight
[01:13:11] that the European Union plans to impose stricter visa
[01:13:14] restrictions and Russians may face
[01:13:18] a travel ban as early as January. At the same time, in
[01:13:22] France, there was a demand to completely lift the sanctions. This is necessary
[01:13:33] for the survival of European
[01:13:37] industry, he called on us to follow the example of Donald Trump,
[01:13:41] watch:
[01:13:44] These statements by Trump about how Ukraine is somehow to blame
[01:13:48] for diesel fuel prices and that we need to do business with Russia, how
[01:13:52] to react to this?
[01:13:55] The problem is that in fact this pressure somehow extends to
[01:13:58] Ukraine. We have a very clear picture. Russia
[01:14:02] started this war. Russia must end this
[01:14:05] war. Pressure on Russia can indeed end this
[01:14:09] war. The US wants Ukraine to surrender, but this, in fact,
[01:14:13] in no way curbs Russia's imperialist
[01:14:16] ambitions. And in this regard, our communication with the Americans is,
[01:14:19] of course, connected with making them understand that this is not
[01:14:23] the case at all.
[01:15:34] intensify the pressure, because we have already seen how it works, we have not
[01:15:38] finished yet, because it is vitally important for Europe to help Ukraine survive this
[01:15:42] winter.
[01:15:46] Now that Trump has made a deal with Putin and financed it,
[01:15:50] what else can these sanction
[01:15:53] lists lead to?
[01:15:56] This is not our way, in this sense I would, of course, like everyone
[01:15:59] to contribute to further pressure on
[01:16:02] Russia. We also must constantly emphasize that
[01:16:05] every euro, every dollar that goes into Putin's treasury, into
[01:16:09] Russia's treasury, through energy purchases, will serve
[01:16:12] to ensure that Russia uses these assets, these
[01:16:15] money for the production and use of new weapons against
[01:16:18] Ukraine. Elections must be held in Ukraine, as
[01:16:22] demanded by the US President.
[01:16:26] Here our position is known and unchanging. Of course, we
[01:16:30] will continue to make every effort to support Ukraine.
[01:16:34] Elections can be held when truly fair elections
[01:16:38] are possible throughout Ukraine, because we
[01:16:41] will never recognize that some parts of Ukraine are occupied in
[01:16:44] law. And
[01:16:47] until fair and free elections are ensured in
[01:16:50] Ukraine, we cannot support this demand. It should also
[01:16:54] be recalled that. could never and
[01:16:56] cannot
[01:17:06] be recognized by us.
[01:17:07] стороны.
[01:17:10] How do you assess Trump's call to hold
[01:17:12] elections
[01:17:15] in Ukraine and what will this mean for Ukraine? Ukraine is a sovereign country, only in Ukraine will people
[01:17:19] decide on elections and their future. I hope we
[01:17:22] will receive great international support.
[01:17:38] Now that the deal between Russia and the US has been concluded, do you think the sanctions are enough?
[01:17:42] Before criticizing others, it is obvious that we should look in the
[01:17:46] mirror ourselves, but obviously our position has not changed, pressure on
[01:17:49] Russia, sanctions, support for Ukraine, isolation of Russia - this
[01:17:53] is the path to peace we all want.
[01:18:01] Russia continues to attack Ukraine, so what we need to do in
[01:18:05] Europe is that we must continue
[01:18:08] pressure on Russia. We are witnessing an increasing number of
[01:18:11] terrorist and sabotage attacks on European countries. And it is very
[01:18:15] important that today we also discuss issues of European
[01:18:18] security. Now that a deal has been struck between Putin and Trump, what impact does
[01:18:21] this have on the
[01:18:24] European Union?
[01:18:26] We have faced similar turbulence before, as well as pressure from
[01:18:30] President Trump on Ukraine. Therefore, we need
[01:18:33] to focus on what we can do, it is obvious that Europe must
[01:18:36] do more to support Ukraine, this is much more related to
[01:18:40] the internal situation in the US, where, as you know, midterm elections are approaching.
[01:18:43] We are now moving to the European
[01:18:47] Union, live from
[01:18:50] Brussels, the head of our European bureau
[01:18:53] Anastasia Popova. Nastya, hello. Zelensky, as
[01:18:56] reported, is currently calling
[01:18:59] all Europeans, and the Europeans themselves are
[01:19:02] imposing new anti-Russian sanctions.
[01:19:05] Does Europe have an option? Why not
[01:19:08] follow in Donald Trump's footsteps,
[01:19:12] allow gas, diesel fuel, reduce
[01:19:15] prices for their consumers, or will
[01:19:18] Zelensky be dragged
[01:19:19] further?
[01:19:24] Olga, but you are thinking quite rationally, something that
[01:19:27] European leaders cannot boast of, who believe that
[01:19:31] the focus should continue to be on armed conflict,
[01:19:34] that money should be allocated to this, and ... they try
[01:19:38] to close their eyes to the fact that this release of Russian fuel onto the market can
[01:19:42] lower prices. In France, they actively say that they will
[01:19:45] still not buy Russian fuel, although
[01:19:49] they understand that the price will indeed probably decrease. In Belgium, by
[01:19:52] the way, they advise consumers to carefully monitor
[01:19:56] the fuel that is used in
[01:19:59] doubled compared to
[01:20:03] last year, and many simply cannot...
[01:20:06] the deficit of common sense,
[01:22:07] Trump in this regard is different in a good way, and indeed for him it
[01:22:11] is extremely important, now on the eve of the congressional elections, which will be held on November
[01:22:15] 3, to at least demonstrate that you are doing
[01:22:17] everything to ensure that fuel prices within the United States
[01:22:20] decrease, why even diesel is mostly mentioned, and not gasoline, because
[01:22:24] gasoline reached a historical price record under Biden and
[01:22:28] still did not update it, while diesel was indeed updated under
[01:22:32] Trump now and he wants to correct this situation, showing that in fact...
[01:22:35] it's not his fault in that Middle Eastern story, but it's all the fault
[01:22:39] of the same Democrats who started the conflict in
[01:22:42] Ukraine, so because of them this problem exists, so he's
[01:22:46] trying to agree with Russia on resuming diesel fuel
[01:22:50] supplies to his global market, there when he wrote, he said that Russia will
[01:22:53] supply diesel fuel to the US,
[01:22:57] and other countries, here indeed we would have entered this market anyway,
[01:23:01] because our domestic consumption is decreasing, refineries are coming out of
[01:23:04] repair and an oversupply of offers is already forming in...
[01:23:11] they even indicated that it might not be worth extending the ban on diesel fuel exports in October at all, and before the conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump,
[01:23:15] they said that maybe in mid-October they would still abandon this
[01:23:18] ban, because...
[01:23:26] we consume significantly less gasoline and diesel in winter than in summer,
[01:23:30] so it is also advantageous for us not only to re-enter the market and simply
[01:23:34] make money, but also to get some preferences, while we would have
[01:23:38] exported anyway, but now we are fulfilling our strategic
[01:23:41] tasks, negotiating with the United States on freezing sanctions,
[01:23:45] creating a split in relations between the US and Ukraine, we see that this
[01:23:48] is happening. They are already threatening Ukrainians to cut off intelligence
[01:23:52] data, weapons supplies and so on, please argue among
[01:23:56] yourselves, that is, in this regard we are fulfilling strategic tasks, this is only the first case, in
[01:23:59] fact, in some strategic cooperation that we are offering to the Americans,
[01:24:03] it's not for nothing that there is even a separate negotiator for the economic track in
[01:24:07] the Russian delegation, Kirill Dmitriev, he basically
[01:24:10] tries to convince the Americans that we cooperate with you,
[01:24:13] and accordingly Ukraine adds problems for you, and the European
[01:24:17] approach is strikingly different, we see that it would
[01:24:20] be even easier for them to solve their economic problems, there are whole pipelines
[01:24:24] ready, for example, Nord Stream 2, one line survived, launch it with
[01:24:27] 27.5 billion cubic meters of annual capacity, you will instantly lower
[01:24:31] prices in your market, it doesn't even matter whether you buy directly from Russia or not, we would
[01:24:34] saturate the gas market, but they fundamentally do not do this and even
[01:24:38] aggravate the situation, they don't even want, for example, to postpone the ban on Russian
[01:24:42] LNG imports until April, for example, when the heating season ends,
[01:24:46] no, right in the middle of the heating season they need to make it even worse.
[01:25:28] United States, because we will have a larger volume released, we have always
[01:25:31] produced much more diesel, and it has historically been the case that even in Soviet times, the refineries themselves were
[01:25:35] built to produce diesel, we are not saving
[01:25:39] Donald Trump at our own expense, no, no, we would have exported these volumes anyway, only now
[01:25:43] we are also getting political bonuses for it, and
[01:25:46] mainly the queues at the gas station are for gasoline, and with a higher
[01:25:50] octane rating, like 95, 98 and so on. Diesel, by the way,
[01:25:53] is now available everywhere virtually on the market, yes, there are some
[01:25:57] interruptions in the supply of specific gas stations, but nevertheless, diesel is
[01:26:00] available in the country, and there would be nowhere to put it if we didn't
[01:26:04] export it, so the discussion is about allowing it to be exported,
[01:26:08] and we will earn money there, of course, at current prices, the figures were mentioned for
[01:26:11] the volumes that were announced, 3.8 million
[01:26:15] tons, about 4.5 billion dollars, but this is the total cost of the entire
[01:26:18] volume, of course,
[01:26:50] well, knowing that we need to
[01:26:53] export it, of course, why not take advantage of the situation when they have a fuel crisis, they
[01:26:57] are updating historical records, they want to get this diesel, so
[01:27:01] of course we can conclude this deal and again get
[01:27:05] sanctions lifted, sanctions frozen, now, by the way, the question will rather be about the fact that
[01:27:08] we have companies that you yourselves put on the SDN list, the toughest
[01:27:12] sanctions, Rosneft, Lukoil, Gazprom, Neftegaz, the question
[01:27:16] will arise, do you want to buy diesel, but the states are not trading, so... well, formally, the Europeans themselves
[01:27:50] forbid it, they say: exports are forbidden, it doesn't matter, it means,
[01:27:53] to whom, if it is of Russian origin, then it seems
[01:27:57] impossible, but in practice, of course, there can be exchange operations, the Americans
[01:28:00] will say: this is not yours, this is not Russian, we sent it to you,
[01:28:04] in fact, the tanker will come to Europe, that is, it is theoretically possible,
[01:28:08] especially since the Europeans can turn a blind eye to this, we see that more and more
[01:28:11] popularity is gained by those who call for rationality, for example, the AfD,
[01:28:15] Alternative for Germany, how do they gain points? By saying
[01:28:19] let's finally think about ourselves, about every motorist, so that he
[01:28:23] pays less at the gas station, and I think this trend will increase, and
[01:28:26] current politicians in Europe, they are simply blinkered and do not
[01:28:30] see, they think that they get political points for opposing Russia,
[01:28:34] in fact they are losing them, the opposition is gaining momentum, calling for
[01:28:37] that very rationality, I understand that Indian
[01:28:41] gasoline has been shipped to the European market - this is different, I just want to start with these
[01:28:44] double standards, Boris Johnson harshly criticizes
[01:28:48] the double standards of Americans, I want to ask, are European double
[01:28:51] standards good, that is, American ones are bad, and European ones are good, in
[01:28:55] Europe's balance, 12% of energy resources are
[01:28:58] energy resources of the Russian Federation, here the example of
[01:29:01] France was given, not only France, the Netherlands buy liquefied
[01:29:04] gas, Portugal buys liquefied gas, well,
[01:29:08] you can remember, for example, Ukraine with its double
[01:29:11] standards, yes, that is, they criticize the Americans for concluding
[01:29:14] a deal with the Russian Federation, I want to ask, don't you know
[01:29:17] that a million tons of Russian oil goes through which pipeline, not through
[01:29:21] Druzhba, no, who transits to Slovakia and
[01:29:24] Hungary, isn't it Ukraine, no, they
[01:29:28] earned 38 million only from May to
[01:29:31] June, I think the situation is approximately the same now,
[01:29:35] that is, what I am getting at is that, you see, when you accuse someone of
[01:29:38] double standards, maybe you need to, well, sometimes at least look in the
[01:29:42] mirror, yes, and see if you
[01:29:44] act differently, I generally think that all of Europe's foreign
[01:29:48] policy is double standards, if it weren't
[01:29:52] so, probably there wouldn't be so many contradictions, conflicts, everything
[01:29:56] would be built somehow more or less logically, but we
[01:29:59] do not observe logic at all, as the previous speaker said. Now,
[01:30:02] regarding Potuzhny, well, regarding Potuzhny, who
[01:30:06] got carried away, he openly, in general, questions
[01:30:10] Donald Trump's leadership,
[01:30:13] he makes demands to the United States of
[01:30:17] America, if they cannot guarantee our
[01:30:20] energy security, then we will not respond to their requests
[01:30:24] for diesel fuel and everything else, but he went even
[01:30:27] further, he says that we need to
[01:30:30] stop the war in reality and not in...
[01:31:52] what they attack him with are economic deals and
[01:31:55] accusations of corruption, well, there can simply be nothing else,
[01:31:58] what will Donald Trump answer with, economically? corruption that we
[01:32:32] discussed so much, yes, they are actually not yet played out, and I
[01:32:36] think it's all still ahead, after the midterm elections, the most
[01:32:40] interesting part will begin, the confrontation between Republicans and
[01:32:43] Democrats, Ukraine may again become a factor in their domestic
[01:32:46] politics with all the ensuing consequences for Zelensky, I personally
[01:32:49] have absolutely no doubt about this, all previous
[01:32:53] scandals Zelensky survived quite successfully, well, you know how he
[01:32:56] survived, hugging the European Union. This is all
[01:33:00] relative, I don't know how Zelensky survived, well, if
[01:33:03] he is on foreign business trips in luxurious hotels every 3 days,
[01:33:06] one out of three days, he probably has it a little easier than ordinary
[01:33:10] Ukrainians, right? And as for the
[01:33:13] war, the nature of the war has changed so much that Zelensky
[01:33:16] actually has absolutely no opportunities
[01:33:20] to influence the course of this war,
[01:33:24] and this situation will only worsen, when we
[01:33:27] discuss the question - an escalation is expected at the end of November, at the beginning
[01:33:30] of December, no matter who tries to
[01:33:45] convince me that we will now enter into some
[01:33:48] negotiations and there will be a de-escalation process, I am sure
[01:33:52] that if there are any negotiations, they will be at
[01:33:55] the peak of escalation, and
[01:33:59] this will not be preceded by some de-escalation process, this is impossible,
[01:34:01] at the peak of escalation, elections are possible, then the question
[01:34:05] of concessions will arise, then the question of compromises
[01:34:08] will arise, then it will be possible to agree on something,
[01:34:11] but not now. Let's go back. If we are truly
[01:34:20] attentive to our country, we will
[01:34:24] inevitably see those who are waiting for their
[01:34:27] moment to open the gates
[01:34:30] from within, the interests of those who
[01:34:33] 80 years ago intended to destroy our country,
[01:34:37] are served by those exiles
[01:34:40] with clean faces who
[01:34:44] dream of returning here and ruining our
[01:34:47] country, do we even understand what awaits us if this
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[01:39:59] What is called shock content, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Energy
[01:40:03] Nagornyak called on the Armed Forces of Ukraine to strike schools
[01:40:06] and residential buildings in Moscow and St. Petersburg with drones
[01:40:10] to influence the President of Russia,
[01:40:12] although the Russian army does not and has
[01:40:16] never deployed its warehouses and contingent, unlike
[01:40:20] the Armed Forces of Ukraine, neither in schools nor in
[01:40:23] civilian facilities. Military propagandist TSM, Soplienko
[01:40:27] showed. in this regard, how exactly Ukrainian militants prepare their
[01:40:30] terrorist attacks with long-range drones from Firepoint company,
[01:40:34] operating under the cover of night in conditions of extreme haste,
[01:40:37] any delay and a Russian response will arrive at the launch
[01:40:41] site. at the launch position we are at
[01:40:45] the launch position of Firepoint drones 1 475
[01:40:49] assault regiment, each of these planes carries a warhead
[01:40:52] weighing more than 100 kg, and there are
[01:40:55] enough of them here to...
[01:41:37] now you know what targets you will be working on, I cannot tell you the exact coordinates, it starts unexpectedly
[01:41:41] quickly, jet boosters one after
[01:41:47] another cut through the thick darkness of the autumn night, but the attack on Russian territory began, it began quickly, everything changes quickly in war, what is relevant now
[01:41:50] may not be relevant in a month, the dynamics are very high.
[01:41:54] we have, we have limited funds, they want to take away our ability to receive satellite intelligence data, the only way to survive,
[01:42:04] is to constantly look for non-standard solutions,
[01:42:07] Putin will be ready to give instructions
[01:42:08] not to strike Ukraine on
[01:42:11] election day, if Kyiv decides to hold them,
[01:42:15] President's press secretary Peskov just said, but Russia
[01:42:18] will not give Ukraine a respite on the battlefield,
[01:42:22] Zelensky did not deserve it, Russian Foreign Minister
[01:42:25] Lavrov just said. The Kremlin also reminded today that Russia
[01:42:29] wants not a truce, but long-term peace, our
[01:42:33] goals, since the start of the special operation, have not changed, unlike
[01:42:36] Zelensky's zigzags. Skop stated that Kyiv needs
[01:42:40] 60 days of truce not for elections, but to
[01:42:44] heal its wounds and continue
[01:42:47] the war. This slogan of
[01:42:49] ceasefire replaced
[01:42:53] the slogan of inflicting strategic blows on Russia.
[01:43:57] Two-year-old Katya Zakaria, mother of three, also a
[01:44:00] blonde and also a beauty, a passionate supporter
[01:44:04] of the American president, she also managed to work as a
[01:44:07] press secretary for the then Minister of Internal.
[01:44:18] stressing that Zakaria helped him during the election
[01:44:21] campaign and is an excellent employee.
[01:44:38] A new one will appear behind the White House podium.
[01:45:10] Her appointment comes just weeks
[01:45:13] before the November midterm elections, when the White House statements
[01:45:17] will be under particularly close political scrutiny. Former
[01:45:20] press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that she was leaving to spend more
[01:45:24] time with her young children. She is a wonderful person,
[01:45:27] an amazing mother, she is magnificent, she will definitely
[01:45:30] represent this country with dignity, and today is a good day for blondes,
[01:45:34] a good day for blonde Republican women
[01:45:36] who saved America. I like it, I'm proud.
[01:45:41] She is a conservative communications specialist, she appeared
[01:45:45] as a guest on Fox News Max and even here, on
[01:45:48] CNN, she worked for about 2 months in the Department of Homeland
[01:45:52] Security, she has a law degree, lately
[01:45:55] she has been a legal advisor to an organization founded by Trump's
[01:45:59] ally Ric Grenell, as well as a senior
[01:46:02] communications advisor for the president's favorite social network.
[01:46:05] The president certainly knows her well
[01:46:09] and understands us.
[01:46:19] Trump needs someone who will unconditionally articulate his policies,
[01:46:34] defend them, and maintain personal loyalty. That's exactly
[01:46:38] who she was, and Zakaria will be the same.
[01:46:59] The president himself realized that being a big supporter of all his
[01:47:02] policies really helps. He liked how
[01:47:05] actively I fought for him, so now I will continue to do what
[01:47:09] I did before.
[01:47:21] But President Trump likes surprises, so I look forward to the opportunity to serve him and the American
[01:47:25] people. In general, we approve of Donald Trump's choice.
[01:47:28] Again, a mother of many children. We
[01:47:32] are moving to Germany, to Berlin. On a direct connection is a Bundestag deputy,
[01:47:36] 20th convocation, Alternative for Germany party. Yevgeny, hello.
[01:47:40] This week, it should probably bring a new
[01:47:43] political sensation. If there is a legal
[01:47:47] perspective for the vote in the Landtag,
[01:47:50] Saxony-Anhalt, where they should propose
[01:47:54] to refuse aid to Zelensky and
[01:47:57] propose lifting anti-Russian sanctions,
[01:48:00] is this just such a political demarche, or
[01:48:03] can the initiative be moved somewhere
[01:48:05] in the end? Yes, indeed, on Wednesday
[01:48:09] it will take place. Another meeting
[01:48:12] of the new Landtag in Saxony-Anhalt, where
[01:48:15] two factions, Alternative for Germany and the Sarah
[01:48:19] Wagenknecht Alliance will bring this
[01:48:21] resolution regarding the cessation of
[01:48:24] funding for Ukraine and the lifting of anti-Russian sanctions
[01:48:28] to a vote, and since they have a majority there,
[01:48:31] the resolution will obviously be adopted. What are the
[01:48:34] prospects from this? Well, first, the government
[01:48:37] of this land will have to submit this
[01:48:40] resolution further for consideration to the Bundesrat, that
[01:48:43] is, the Council of States, where, of course, among
[01:48:47] supporters of a peaceful resolution, supporters
[01:48:50] of conducting politics in the interests of our country, and therefore lifting anti-Russian
[01:48:54] sanctions, there is no majority yet, but the demarche itself
[01:48:58] certainly has far-reaching consequences precisely in that
[01:49:01] finally someone openly starts
[01:49:04] talking about it and making concrete proposals, that
[01:49:08] is, not just talks, but also...
[01:49:42] Thank you very much, Yevgeny Schmidt, Bundestag deputy, 20th
[01:49:45] convocation, AfD party. Mikhail
[01:49:48] Mikhailovich, the fact that the center of gravity of
[01:49:51] armed forces is currently in the air domain, no one
[01:49:55] doubts this anymore. In the near future, I believe that
[01:49:58] the intensity of attacks by Russian armed forces on targets in Ukraine
[01:50:02] will only increase. The most
[01:50:05] priority targets in this regard appear to be
[01:50:09] energy infrastructure and bridge crossings, that is,
[01:50:12] communications, because if, for example, Europe intends to provide
[01:50:16] assistance in terms of military-technical cooperation, the supply of unmanned
[01:50:19] aerial vehicles, other weapons and military equipment,
[01:50:22] it is necessary to make sure that it does not reach the front line or the frontline
[01:50:26] zone. As for the destruction
[01:50:30] of bridge crossings. Sometimes the question arises, what's going on? Strikes
[01:50:33] are being carried out, but not a single bridge has been completely destroyed yet.
[01:50:37] But the fact is that
[01:50:41] destroying bridge spans or damaging them is generally
[01:50:45] not a difficult task. In fact, these are well-known facts, but in
[01:50:49] order to thoroughly destroy a bridge, you need to destroy its
[01:50:53] supports, and this can only be done with the help
[01:50:56] of air weapons, well, of a larger caliber, let's say,
[01:51:00] guided bombs, but we
[01:51:03] need to make sure that FABs reach the Dnieper,
[01:51:06] what needs to be done for this, in some places they reach, in others
[01:51:09] they don't, what needs to be done for this, for this,
[01:51:13] I apologize for such boldness and audacity, for this you need to at
[01:51:16] least gain air superiority, at least in the place
[01:51:20] where they are going to destroy.
[01:51:23] out of action, I mean to create, well,
[01:51:26] unbearable conditions for the functioning of all electronic warfare equipment
[01:51:29] of the enemy, I mean both reconnaissance and targeting stations, and multifunctional
[01:51:33] radars, and data transmission lines, second
[01:51:36] - to disable air defense systems completely with fire strikes on
[01:51:40] launch positions, that is, to make possible
[01:51:44] the actions of manned aircraft in those areas where
[01:51:47] the destruction of bridges is planned, then it will be possible to
[01:51:50] use ammunition. of a larger caliber, from
[01:51:54] one and a half thousand kg and more, and only such weapons
[01:51:58] can disable bridge supports, because any
[01:52:02] bridge across the Dnieper has strategic importance, this is without any
[01:52:05] exaggeration, it is through them that the supply of
[01:52:08] material resources and the transfer of reinforcements,
[01:52:12] and any maneuvers of troops between directions,
[01:52:15] theaters of war, are carried out.
[01:52:19] I still hope that the strikes on the energy infrastructure...
[01:52:22] of the Russian armed forces on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine will sooner or later
[01:52:26] lead to the last light bulb going out in Ukraine. I would call
[01:52:29] this operation "the last light bulb."
[01:52:32] This is what can lead to a complete blackout of this
[01:52:36] state and the upcoming evacuation of the population
[01:52:40] of million-plus cities, not only the capital of Ukraine,
[01:52:43] but also such as Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk,
[01:52:46] Kyiv, all other more or less large populated
[01:52:49] areas. And, well, if someone can provide
[01:52:53] other arguments, but wars are not fought differently to
[01:52:56] achieve the desired result. The suffering of the Ukrainian
[01:53:00] population, what is currently befalling
[01:53:04] Ukraine, is of course the fault of the political class, but especially
[01:53:08] President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, who has proven himself
[01:53:11] to be clearly unnegotiable, well,
[01:53:15] in any case, in this direction. If
[01:53:18] we characterize him as commander-in-chief, then he
[01:53:21] constantly shows a disconnect between
[01:53:25] statements, combat operational capabilities
[01:53:28] of his own troops, and the overall
[01:53:31] military-economic potential. Responsible political figures do not
[01:53:34] behave like this. You should know the place of your country, so to speak, in the
[01:53:38] world concert. In
[01:53:40] relations with the President of the United States, I would recommend
[01:53:44] him to use only three phrases, only three. First -
[01:53:47] "Yes," second - "Exactly," and third
[01:53:50] and final - "No way," "No way."
[01:54:07] States, but since relations, in my opinion, are completely
[01:54:10] ruined, it is quite possible that in the near future
[01:54:13] there will be a disconnection
[01:54:16] of the Starlink satellite system and a refusal to provide intelligence
[01:54:19] data simply.
[01:54:22] well, a responsible statesman should
[01:54:25] never give in to emotions, but he
[01:54:29] managed to spoil relations even with two
[01:54:32] Koreas simultaneously.
[01:59:45] martial arts fighter Alexei Oleinik.
[02:00:21] The Kremlin has just rejected Zelensky's request and demands to give 60
[02:00:25] days for elections. Peskov
[02:00:28] stated: Ukraine does not plan to hold elections. 60
[02:00:32] days are needed for a respite to lick wounds.
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