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[00:01:12] On Russia TV channel, Bolshie Vesti with Ernest Motskevichu in the studio.
[00:01:15] Hello, the main events and footage of this Monday in our issue. France
[00:02:49] is burning, the culmination is expected tomorrow, Macron's opponents
[00:02:52] are reorganizing their ranks, in Paris, Enfants Rouges,
[00:02:55] the oldest food market in the city, which existed
[00:02:58] for 400 years, burned down. About two minutes later,
[00:03:02] a message comes from another account, that it is, well,
[00:03:06] FSB officers write: terrorists
[00:03:09] sitting in Kyiv have started recruiting children twice as often,
[00:03:13] how can they be
[00:03:13] stopped?
[00:03:20] The second Houthi attack on the Riyadh airport terminal, the country
[00:03:24] lacks air defense systems. In the Armuz Strait, another
[00:03:27] supertanker is ablaze, brand.
[00:03:42] nine Russian tourists were trapped in the mountains, it did not
[00:03:46] flood
[00:03:53] priceless film footage of Nicholas's coronation
[00:03:57] and the authentic voice of Lev Nikolaevich.
[00:04:20] And we start with news from the special operation zone, two more
[00:04:23] settlements were liberated by Russian military personnel during the past
[00:04:26] day in the DPR, under the control of the Center group. Lidino, south
[00:04:30] of Kramatorsk, came under control. Fighters of the banned Azov were driven out of the village, in
[00:04:33] Zaporozhye region, the Vostok
[00:04:36] group completely took over Nikolsky, expanding the
[00:04:40] offensive zone northeast of Orekhovo. From the air, our troops
[00:04:43] are striking at the rear regions of Ukraine with the most advanced
[00:04:46] drones. As reported by the Ministry of Defense, a
[00:04:50] logistics center was hit in the Mykolaiv region,
[00:04:53] and two dry cargo ships with Western
[00:04:56] weapons in the Black Sea. In Kyiv, right now, an air raid siren sounds again.
[00:06:22] In Dnistrovsky, near Odesa, in the city itself, and also in Kryvyi Rih, Piatykhatky,
[00:06:26] four scarce traction locomotives were destroyed at once,
[00:06:29] and four warehouses in Dnipropetrovsk region, including
[00:06:32] Tropic, another new
[00:06:35] post office, and Epitsentr. Kyiv bridges
[00:06:39] avoided strikes today, but traffic through the southern one is still stopped.
[00:06:52] the same installation for our drones at the front. The impression of Ukrainian
[00:06:56] fire groups from reactive drones is picturesque. They are
[00:07:00] so fast that it's extremely difficult to hit them, our weapons simply cannot
[00:07:03] reach them. We often hear them but don't see them, it drives
[00:07:07] you crazy. There is a feeling of helplessness. Every hour
[00:07:10] two or three drones arrive, sometimes.
[00:07:42] Solomiansky, Holosiivsky, partially Shevchenkivsky,
[00:07:45] Sviatoshynsky and Darnytsky.
[00:07:49] When the power supply disappears - this critical infrastructure must
[00:07:53] work, this is just a failure of preparation. I, frankly, am in
[00:07:56] shock, even I, I have seen many failures of authorities at various levels in
[00:07:59] the energy sector. Successful counter-strikes by Russia, according to the report
[00:08:02] of the Ukrainian Minister of Finance, deprived the budget of 50 billion hryvnias,
[00:08:06] while officials are begging for money, the situation is getting worse.
[00:08:10] Following electricity outage schedules, similar ones for water
[00:08:13] schedules, yes, water schedules will be there, because it will be related to
[00:08:16] fuel delivery, at least, to the shutdown of generators that
[00:08:20] provide power, distribution equipment cannot
[00:08:23] work constantly. According to the deputy head of Kyiv Vodokanal, in winter
[00:08:26] there may be no light for 20 hours a day, everything could have been better if
[00:08:30] due to the feud between Zelensky and Klitschko engineers were not deprived of salaries and were not
[00:08:34] sent to the front. There will be no sewage, in 3 days there will be
[00:08:37] an epidemiological catastrophe, because no one will
[00:08:41] stop using sewage, the higher the floor, the
[00:08:45] easier, but the first floors are in trouble. The metropolitan water utility is still a hostage
[00:08:49] to two irreconcilable parties, the local authorities of the President's office. The
[00:08:53] worst. The worst, the
[00:08:56] worst thing that can happen is the collapse of systems that support the life
[00:09:00] of a big city, electricity, water, sewage. With fuel, everything
[00:09:03] is also bad, only today at the remaining gas stations, +
[00:09:07] 3 hryvnias to the price of gasoline. A complex of problems leads to one
[00:09:11] big infrastructural one.
[00:09:44] Units of the Center group of forces, as a result of active actions,
[00:09:48] liberated the settlement in the DPR,
[00:09:50] units of the Vostok group of forces with decisive actions liberated
[00:09:54] the settlement of Nikolskoye, Zaporozhye region. On
[00:09:57] the key section of the front for the DPR, our fighters are gradually pushing the enemy out of
[00:10:01] Dobropolye, pressing the Armed Forces of Ukraine into a ring of encirclement and
[00:10:05] an inevitable outcome. Alexey Konopko, Maxim Shchepilov,
[00:10:08] Vesti.
[00:10:14] Of course, everything always has a blind spot,
[00:10:18] somewhere nearby, the sound of a drone is heard somewhere very close, just in case
[00:10:22] the fighters take control of the window openings. These
[00:10:25] ruins
[00:10:27] of Petrovka from a bird's-eye view show almost perfect geometry,
[00:10:31] huge empty spaces precise hits of our pilots
[00:10:35] directly on the enemy's strongholds in the groves along their perimeter. Those
[00:10:38] not reached by aerial bombs will be found by our drone operators, footage
[00:10:42] of such a sweep of the enemy approaching the settlement
[00:10:46] made it possible for our assault troops not only to
[00:10:49] reach there, but to consolidate and repel counterattacks, and as
[00:10:53] a result, here is the flag. of Russia in Petrovsky,
[00:10:56] our assault aircraft demonstrates. They don't know how to
[00:10:59] do it, we do it with conscience, and they do it without
[00:11:02] conscience. Our fighter twirls a NATO Bren rifle in his hands.
[00:11:06] It was only now that it became possible to properly examine the artifacts from Petrovsky
[00:11:10] that were taken out of action. The set of trophies is standard, a large
[00:11:13] rubberized duffel bag, weapons,
[00:11:16] a plastic magazine, for NATO ammunition made in
[00:11:19] Germany, a backpack, it was signed, but the owner's name
[00:11:23] is difficult to read, everything is smeared.
[00:11:55] cut off logistics
[00:11:58] already escape routes, it turns out a birthday
[00:12:01] gift, yes,
[00:12:04] good, it couldn't be better, we congratulate you, that's it,
[00:12:07] thank you, heroes, these are the operation guys from the 35th
[00:12:11] Guards Motor Rifle Brigade of the
[00:12:14] Center group of forces, here is Petrovka on the map, with its capture
[00:12:17] the solution of many problems is clearly visible at once, but the main thing
[00:12:21] is, of course, the strengthening of the right flank in the situation around Dobropolye.
[00:12:25] and cutting off the Dobropolye Kramatorsk highway, as well as
[00:12:28] the subsequent encirclement of the entire Slavyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration from
[00:12:32] the West and cutting off the main logistics from there, if you
[00:12:35] have looked at least at a map, then you will understand that there is a straight,
[00:12:39] good approach, but it is burned, how to walk along it, approach from the flanks,
[00:12:43] there is practically no small arms fire, it is very rare and most often after
[00:12:46] they run away, what does this say, that the enemy is
[00:12:50] exhausted, contact was not really made, that
[00:12:53] is, they shot somewhere. But mainly, when you occupy the first
[00:12:57] house, accordingly, the next, already subsequent positions
[00:13:00] somewhere, they begin to retreat, in a situation when there are a huge
[00:13:03] number of drones in the sky, attack and reconnaissance, only with personal
[00:13:07] courage and faith in the rightness of what these guys are doing,
[00:13:10] they manage to advance forward, they have seen everything, but
[00:13:14] the enemy is no longer the same, they are afraid of us, but let
[00:13:18] them be afraid, Grigoriev Doliseev and Gennady Korniev,
[00:13:21] news from the Donetsk People's Republic.
[00:13:25] Three Tornado fighter-bombers capable of carrying
[00:13:28] tactical nuclear bombs will be sent by the German Air Force
[00:13:32] to exercises in Italy. As reported by the German newspaper Welt,
[00:13:35] the scenario of combat use of aircraft is classified, but they
[00:13:39] will be equipped exclusively with training warheads. Annual
[00:13:43] maneuvers with the participation of as many as thirteen states will start
[00:13:46] tomorrow. At the same time, the alliance can no longer help Ukraine
[00:13:49] with anything. The equipment supplied for tens of billions of euros did not bring
[00:13:53] victory over Russia.
[00:14:25] The concept, this theory of how to defeat Russia on the
[00:14:28] battlefield, a hypothesis that for 80 years
[00:14:32] no one has dared to test.
[00:14:35] This afternoon I will tell you how we will do it, I will outline what I
[00:14:38] call my theory of victory: we invest in it every zloty,
[00:14:42] euro, dollar, pound or krona. If we talk about
[00:14:45] specifics, NATO plans to exhaust Russian forces in
[00:14:48] border battles and not allow them to seize an inch of NATO land, and
[00:14:52] then seize the initiative with high-precision strikes. On headquarters,
[00:14:55] control centers, communication lines and Moscow's supply lines. The goal
[00:14:59] is not to march on the Russian capital, but to limit
[00:15:02] actions near its borders.
[00:15:05] The theory of victory is rooted in military thinking for many
[00:15:08] decades back. Military experts, having analyzed the theory,
[00:15:12] indeed came to the conclusion that theses from the Cold War period were added to it by
[00:15:16] copy-pasting. Innovative ideas there mainly concern
[00:15:19] the use of cheap drones, unmanned systems
[00:15:22] and artificial intelligence tools.
[00:16:37] I'll tell you this: there is no Russian threat in France, but there is
[00:16:40] a threat from Macronists, and there is a threat from supporters of
[00:16:44] the European Union. The real threat is your European
[00:16:47] empire. And American intervention in France is huge, it is incomparably
[00:16:51] larger than Russian. When Mr. Obama called for voting for
[00:16:54] Macron, when the American NSA with its big ears
[00:16:58] eavesdrops on French presidents. Why at the same time are we talking about
[00:17:01] Russia? One of the main tasks that NATO sets is not to bring
[00:17:05] the conflict with Russia to nuclear escalation, and US Ambassador to NATO
[00:17:09] Whitaker declares that Europe will not pull
[00:17:12] any escalation
[00:17:13] at all yet.
[00:17:17] Europe was not ready for war, and I am glad to see that it is now
[00:17:20] stepping up efforts to prepare for it, but we are still
[00:17:24] very far from the emergence of a truly combat-ready Europe. Sober
[00:17:28] European voices are still quite difficult to break through the din
[00:17:31] of drunken ones, they are constantly trying to rudely silence those who
[00:17:35] say that there is no threat from Russia, but...
[00:17:51] In recent months and weeks, across the Atlantic, more and more voices are sounding very convincingly, these voices believe
[00:17:54] that aid to Ukraine should be stopped or reduced, these statements
[00:17:58] are becoming increasingly popular, but in I, the next package of sanctions has been approved,
[00:18:02] they are proud that in addition to high-ranking officials, it also includes
[00:18:05] Russian middle-ranking managers, 1600
[00:18:09] individuals and legal entities, their assets in Europe will be frozen, they will be
[00:18:13] prohibited from entering the European Union. They will also work to
[00:18:17] completely stop issuing tourist visas to Russians
[00:18:20] to restrict the freedom of movement of Russian diplomats in
[00:18:23] the Schengen zone.
[00:18:27] Why do you think sanctions work? Why do you constantly say that they
[00:18:30] work if it's not true? In
[00:18:33] fact, you are mistaken, we see quite a few results.
[00:18:44] cannot directly say that this whole story with increased sanctions, military hysteria and the panic reaction of Europeans to the diesel deal with the United States indicates only one thing: everyone understands,
[00:18:48] in a couple of months winter will come, and in winter Ukraine will collapse.
[00:18:52] A noteworthy slip of the tongue by Merz's colleague
[00:18:55] Günther
[00:18:57] Krichbaum.
[00:19:03] We must not forget that this is an aggressive war against Russia, please.
[00:20:37] he deserved, I don't think that we
[00:20:40] once again will be
[00:20:43] bought into assurances
[00:20:46] of promises. Saudi Arabia. Not enough
[00:20:50] air defense systems to repel attacks by Yemeni Houthis. The kingdom
[00:20:54] is forced to search for Patriot interceptor missiles
[00:20:57] worldwide, the Wall Street Journal writes about this.
[00:21:01] The main international airport in Riyadh is closed after the second
[00:21:04] missile strike in 24 hours. The moment of the main
[00:21:07] attack, in which 13 people died, was captured by outdoor
[00:21:11] surveillance cameras. After the explosion, the roof collapsed on dozens of people
[00:21:14] gathered inside. A fire started in the hall, the flames quickly
[00:21:18] engulfed the entire terminal. In response, Saudi Arabia launched
[00:21:22] missiles at the Yemeni capital Sana'a. Houthi representatives
[00:21:25] warned of new
[00:21:26] strikes.
[00:21:34] In addition to the airport, the plant of the largest Saudi oil company
[00:21:38] Aramco was attacked. At the time of the attack, a global energy conference
[00:21:41] began in Riyadh, where the heads of the largest
[00:21:45] global oil and gas corporations and organizations gathered, including
[00:21:48] the OPEC Secretary General. Simultaneously, a supertanker was attacked
[00:21:51] in the Strait of Hormuz. The Armed Forces of Iran announced the defeat of the vessel
[00:21:55] by a drone. Earlier, off the coast of Oman, the tankers
[00:21:58] Petra Dolphin and Volterra were sunk. Oil in world
[00:22:02] markets began to rise in price again. A barrel of Brent crude rose to
[00:22:06] 135 dollars. Russian Urals reached
[00:22:09] 129.
[00:22:14] Better a certain increase in taxes today than infinitely high
[00:22:17] rates forever. This is how the entrepreneur
[00:22:20] and head of Business Russia formulated the mood at a meeting with the President. Vladimir Putin
[00:22:24] noted that business should feel calm and safe and
[00:22:28] offered to discuss what the state can do for this. In the studio, our
[00:22:32] economic observer Tatyana Remizova. Tatyana, what are the prospects for private
[00:22:36] business? Ernest, a Russian entrepreneur is not a temporary worker,
[00:22:39] a patriot. In Russia, you can create a private, honest, serious
[00:22:43] business. This is what Business Russia stands for, which has an important
[00:22:47] date this week. Soon. 25
[00:22:50] years since the organization was founded,
[00:22:53] 25 years ago you received a group of entrepreneurs, it
[00:22:57] was October 16, 2001, they wanted
[00:23:01] to create a new type of association, such a voice
[00:23:04] of growing, private, non-resource-based business, we
[00:23:08] supported the idea and already the next day they held
[00:23:11] the founding congress and the organization
[00:23:15] was created, over a quarter of a century the country's economy
[00:23:18] has come a long way. Massive growth in 2000, the crisis
[00:23:20] of 2008,
[00:23:23] sanctions, the pandemic, unprecedented external
[00:23:26] pressure, but business does not retreat, but grows, companies
[00:23:29] have learned to build their factories, replace technologies, open new
[00:23:33] markets, today Business Russia is more than 10 thousand
[00:23:36] owners and managers of companies, which employ
[00:23:39] 4.5 million employees. The economy
[00:23:42] has reached a threshold where more of the same
[00:23:46] no longer works, because there is no.
[00:23:55] That is, the next cycle is not a cycle of repetition, it is a cycle of productivity, it is
[00:23:57] a cycle of technology, and what do entrepreneurs propose?
[00:24:01] The idea, sounded in the summer at a meeting on the economy, not
[00:24:04] requiring additional budget expenditures. On
[00:24:08] the tax investment certificate, we propose
[00:24:12] a mechanism that allows tomorrow's profits to work
[00:24:15] for investments today, that is, the company invests in new capacities, automation
[00:24:20] R&D, and after confirmation of costs, receives
[00:24:23] an investment tax certificate, well, for example, for half the amount of investments.
[00:24:27] The certificate is a security, under which the bank finances
[00:24:31] the project. Companies investing part of their profits in creating new production facilities and
[00:24:35] modernization will be able to count on a reduction in income tax in
[00:24:39] 5 years. Part of future profits the bank will be able to take
[00:24:42] to repay the loan. I would like to
[00:24:45] discuss with you and hear your opinion on
[00:24:48] what is needed. from the state so that
[00:24:52] business feels calm, confident, at
[00:24:55] home, feels
[00:24:57] safe,
[00:24:59] would understand that the state stands guard over its interests, just as
[00:25:03] business today responds to
[00:25:06] all challenges facing Russia. Business
[00:25:09] has accumulated serious, important competencies for the country, how to
[00:25:13] use them to the maximum. We have a whole set of ideas, including
[00:25:17] answers to your questions, I propose, probably, to hold
[00:25:20] this discussion right now. After the meeting, there will be an
[00:25:24] opportunity to discuss business ideas in a broad composition. It is a great
[00:25:27] honor for me to invite you to the anniversary forum. And we very much hope that
[00:25:31] you will find an opportunity to take part in it. We'll see, well, the main thing is that
[00:25:35] nothing prevents us. I hope that
[00:25:38] will be the case. The anniversary forum will take place on October
[00:25:41] 16. Thank you, Tatyana, this was our economic observer Tatyana
[00:25:44] Remezova. On the Black Sea
[00:25:48] coast.
[00:25:50] Arctic anticyclone, winter has already come to the Far
[00:25:53] East.
[00:26:00] Today's footage from Sochi.
[00:26:05] the best conditions for the velvet season. And this is how the Chita-Khabarovsk highway
[00:26:08] looks today. There are many accidents on the roads, heavy trucks
[00:26:12] are unable to stay on icy roads, and even a small
[00:26:16] speed can provoke a serious accident. In the Irkutsk
[00:26:20] region, utility services work around the clock, cars
[00:26:23] skid, motorists are advised to urgently change
[00:26:26] tires. A similar situation in Krasnoyarsk Territory, accident
[00:26:30] statistics on the roads have sharply increased.
[00:26:38] Hello, almost 20 cm of snow has fallen, how much will it be now in several districts of Buryatia snowdrifts have piled up, snow
[00:26:41] continues to fall, it has been snowing for almost a day in Tynda, packed snow on the
[00:26:45] roads, traffic is difficult, but
[00:26:48] for many residents, the snow does not spoil their mood, rather
[00:26:52] the opposite, in Yakutia, the cold front provided a sharp transition to
[00:26:55] winter, temperatures at night crossed into negative due to
[00:26:59] the temperature difference, the region was shrouded in fog for half a day. The huge
[00:27:02] crossing was suspended, slush is already forming on the rivers,
[00:27:06] which means it's time to end navigation.
[00:27:09] Rescuers warn that where the ice begins to form, going out on
[00:27:13] it is dangerous. In the Aymicon district today, a cargo
[00:27:16] minibus fell through the ice.
[00:27:20] Sentenced to 18 years for treason and participation in a terrorist organization
[00:27:24] is a citizen of Russia who voluntarily supplied information to
[00:27:27] the Ukrainian Armed Forces. His daughter, who helped him, received 7 years in a penal colony. Both
[00:27:31] collected for...
[00:29:32] nothing threatens you, despite what scammers, people who
[00:29:36] involve you in such crimes, may tell
[00:29:39] you. Useful websites for parents list markers by
[00:29:42] which you can determine if a child is under someone else's influence.
[00:29:46] The box needs to be set on fire near
[00:29:49] the railway, promised 40,000
[00:29:52] rubles for it. Bogdan Akulova from Kaliningrad, an agent
[00:29:55] of Ukrainian special services found him in the chat of his favorite game and offered him
[00:29:59] to earn money. The cadet told everything to his mother. He said, let's try
[00:30:02] to find out what object these people are targeting, so that, perhaps,
[00:30:06] law enforcement agencies pay more attention, more reinforcement to
[00:30:10] this object, well, as if they directed, children are drawn in more and
[00:30:13] more often, in 2024 in Russia 98 teenagers
[00:30:16] committed terrorist crimes, in the first 6 months
[00:30:20] of this year, there are already 196 of them.
[00:30:22] Oh, oh, oh, let's go on
[00:30:24] a mission,
[00:30:27] investigative practice shows that children commit such crimes
[00:30:31] completely out of their minds.
[00:31:15] and a cartoon that tells how not to get into trouble, but if you
[00:31:19] do, how to get out of it? Vitya was deceived by scammers in his favorite game, and
[00:31:22] then forced to film military objects, the hero was saved by his older
[00:31:26] sister, fourth graders say, the situation couldn't be more real.
[00:31:29] Boys, they are more like that, when they are little,
[00:31:33] they always fall for this, as it were, because they play
[00:31:37] these games more, the hero tries to do everything with the best of
[00:31:40] intentions, but sometimes it is in this that they make mistakes, and
[00:31:44] before you want to do something best for your loved
[00:31:47] ones or for yourself, you need to assess the situation,
[00:31:51] popular bloggers among young people are now connected to such prevention,
[00:31:55] they tell children about dangerous situations in a lighthearted way, you need to take a picture of
[00:31:59] this factory, but you already have a photo, don't ask unnecessary questions, Anton is on the hook
[00:32:03] in the chat with blackmail, threats, showings of their video documentaries and
[00:32:06] animation are held within the framework of important conversations. These videos
[00:32:10] have already been watched by about 800,000
[00:32:14] children, these are children from Moscow schools and Moscow
[00:32:16] colleges, we see a colossal result. Olga
[00:32:20] Gumenikova saved two tenth-graders at once, who were already
[00:32:23] being processed online. Because I was just talking to them about it,
[00:32:27] that's it. Probably, in the first case the girl simply
[00:32:30] got scared of this situation, that's it, and in
[00:32:33] the second case, well, the child already knew exactly what I knew what to do. No one
[00:32:37] stops at finding out the password for government services, then the curators draw the frightened
[00:32:41] child into sabotage, and terrorism is up to life imprisonment.
[00:33:15] Vesti to build a full-fledged ecosystem from
[00:33:19] conducting scientific research to launching large-scale serial
[00:33:22] productions and supplying finished products to consumers. This
[00:33:26] task, according to Mikhail Mishustin, faces
[00:33:28] the government when implementing national projects dedicated to Russia's technological leadership.
[00:33:32] Today they became the topic of a strategic session held by
[00:33:36] the prime minister. About how the country plans not only to achieve
[00:33:39] independence in critically important sectors, but
[00:33:42] to create new markets for modern developments.
[00:33:47] Key issues of strengthening the country's industrial potential
[00:33:50] in the most important sectors of the economy are being discussed at the strategic session. The President identified
[00:33:53] technological leadership among the key national goals, for
[00:33:57] this, nine large-scale national projects are being implemented at an active
[00:34:01] pace. Each of them has the necessary
[00:34:04] funding allocated in the three-year federal budget, about 2
[00:34:08] trillion rubles are provided for such purposes in total. We will take additional
[00:34:12] decisions to strengthen domestic
[00:34:15] industry and provide citizens, first of all, with
[00:34:18] high-quality and affordable goods. The focus is on
[00:34:21] the nuclear industry, the largest project in Tomsk region, where the world's first
[00:34:25] new generation fast neutron reactor with a closed fuel cycle
[00:34:29] is currently being built. To work on it, special
[00:34:32] training is required, so this year a full-size training simulator
[00:34:36] was launched. Control of parameters of the primary circuit. Only in
[00:34:40] Russia are projects of the fourth generation being implemented.
[00:34:44] evaporation of
[00:35:25] metal results in that very engraving, scanning
[00:35:29] speed 10 m per second, meaning for
[00:35:32] our inscription not more than 2
[00:35:34] minutes. In general, lasers have leapt forward in the last few
[00:35:38] years. 10 years ago, for example, lasers were
[00:35:41] low-power, we could cut, for example,
[00:35:45] large ones up to 10 mm, now we can cut
[00:35:48] thick steels, for example, 100 mm, about 130
[00:35:52] such projects have already received state aid. Primarily, we are talking about
[00:35:56] the design of machine tools and robotic systems for
[00:35:58] the most promising areas, well, for example, for
[00:36:02] such an important one as aircraft manufacturing, thanks to which
[00:36:05] our own installations are already being used for applying
[00:36:08] thermal protection coatings on turbofan engine blades,
[00:36:10] as well as a complex five-axis processing of composite
[00:36:14] wing panels for our flagship airliner
[00:36:17] MS-21. Machine tool factories are opening one after another
[00:36:21] across the country, now there are already more than four
[00:36:23] hundred of them. Actively developing...
[00:36:29] since January, mechanisms of support in terms of technological
[00:36:32] provision of bioeconomy have been operating on a systematic
[00:36:36] basis, and they are already contributing to an increase in the production of products based on
[00:36:39] animal and vegetable raw materials, their exports are also growing,
[00:36:43] this includes enzyme preparations, starter cultures, protein concentrates,
[00:36:46] starch products, acids, for example, citric acid,
[00:36:50] which we currently import from China, will soon begin to be
[00:36:53] produced at a new factory in the Tula region, and this is only a small part...
[00:37:28] in Yandex emphasized that all customer money in security, and records,
[00:37:32] they are stored in several copies on different sites, and
[00:37:36] none of them are lost. It is difficult to name the exact
[00:37:39] terms for infrastructure restoration, but work is actively underway day and
[00:37:42] night, its effectiveness has already been assessed
[00:37:45] today by the head of the Ministry of Digital Development, Maksut Shadayev.
[00:37:49] The Ministry of Digital Development, together with the Ministry of Defense, we are addressing
[00:37:52] the issue of covering these facilities, in general,
[00:37:55] but given the volume of attacks, the fact that these
[00:37:59] services continue to function,
[00:38:03] shows that the colleagues generally paid the necessary attention to both redundancy
[00:38:07] and distribution, in general, I would like to thank
[00:38:10] my colleagues, because of course, the attacks
[00:38:13] were unprecedented in scale, well, we tracked all this
[00:38:17] in real time. The budget for next year, the next
[00:38:20] three-year period, has been prepared taking into account
[00:38:23] resilience to any scenarios of the situation development in the global economy.
[00:38:28] This was discussed today during the discussion of the project in the relevant committee
[00:38:31] of the State Duma. Among the most important tasks of the government and the Central Bank
[00:38:35] are to promote inflation reduction and interest rates and to achieve
[00:38:38] economic growth. Among the main budget priorities are
[00:38:41] the implementation of national projects and the fulfillment of social
[00:38:44] obligations. The first priority is
[00:38:48] the fulfillment of social obligations to our
[00:38:51] citizens.
[00:38:54] All necessary allocations for indexation.
[00:39:29] which accounts for about 20% of the total
[00:39:32] budget expenditures in the open part. For capital
[00:39:35] investments in the twenty-seventh year, 1.3
[00:39:39] trillion rubles will be allocated. The register of capital construction projects provides
[00:39:43] for financing of 836 projects. Of these, commissioning
[00:39:46] next year is planned for 139
[00:39:50] projects, or 16.6%
[00:39:53] of their total number.
[00:40:27] And finally, the most important issue is the development of our economy,
[00:40:31] first and foremost, of course, technological
[00:40:33] sovereignty.
[00:40:36] The tragic pages of the Leningrad blockade were discussed today at
[00:40:39] an All-Russian scientific conference in St. Petersburg. It is timed to coincide with
[00:40:42] the 10th anniversary of the birth of the main, in fact, the first
[00:40:46] researcher of those terrible events, Valentin
[00:40:49] Kovalchuk. A historian who meticulously studied the blockade
[00:40:52] when his colleagues were afraid to even approach this topic. About
[00:40:56] the role personal courage plays not only in war, but in
[00:41:00] science, our chief of the North-Western Bureau
[00:41:02] Salmazarev. He recorded history so
[00:41:06] impartially and clearly that he himself became part of history. Colleagues-scientists
[00:41:09] are laying flowers at the memorial plaque to Valentin Kovalchuk
[00:41:12] today. This year marks 110 years since his
[00:41:15] birth, and the more time separates us from him, the clearer
[00:41:18] the scale of his personality becomes. Kovalchuk was the first to systematically study
[00:41:22] the blockade. The first Leningrad resident to break
[00:41:25] the silence, after the Leningrad case. silenced
[00:41:28] the blockade voices, the topic of studying the history
[00:41:31] of the blockade was taboo after the Leningrad case,
[00:41:34] in fact, all those who were involved, being in government and administration,
[00:41:38] were repressed and virtually
[00:41:42] no
[00:41:44] one dealt with this topic here for 15
[00:41:47] years. It was Valentin Kovalchuk and his co-author Gennady
[00:41:50] Sobolev who first wrote that the number of blockade victims
[00:41:54] was underestimated. At Nuremberg, a figure of 600,000
[00:41:57] people was announced. Their article Leningrad Requiem states
[00:42:00] at least 800 thousand. Granin and Adamovich, when
[00:42:03] creating the Blockade Book, already operated with these data. And in our
[00:42:07] time, the prosecutor's office presented.
[00:42:40] the reason for his academic courage, moreover, he personally knew those who
[00:42:43] defended the city and personally collected testimonies.
[00:42:46] When he started calculating the number of victims
[00:42:50] of the blockade, he immediately faced full opposition.
[00:42:53] People he spoke to the day before disappeared, he came the next day,
[00:42:56] he wrote a cemetery, the woman was no longer there, they said she had never worked here,
[00:43:00] who gave him testimony. It was such a complex
[00:43:04] state machine that stood guard over those
[00:43:07] formally established positions. And he still
[00:43:11] went against it. The memories of repression and executions
[00:43:15] of the Leningrad party elite were still fresh. The Museum of Defense was still closed.
[00:43:18] Its leadership was accused of distorting the course of historical
[00:43:22] events and creating a myth about the special fate of the city. He
[00:43:26] spoke about it, at that time, it was dangerous, that the
[00:43:29] Museum of the Defense of the Leningrad Blockade should be restored. This is the most important thing.
[00:43:33] Today it has been restored, he will continue
[00:43:37] his work. But at that time, when it was.
[00:43:42] He dedicated more than 200 works to the blockade, adhering to a strictly scientific
[00:43:46] approach, only confirmed facts, wrote about Finland's role in
[00:43:49] tightening the blockade noose. Archives were classified, the historian
[00:43:53] pulled all strings to gain access to documents. One
[00:43:56] document stated, "The Führer decided to wipe the city
[00:44:00] of St. Petersburg from the face of the earth. After the defeat of Soviet Russia, there is
[00:44:03] no interest in the further existence of such a large
[00:44:07] populated area. Finland also declared
[00:44:10] its disinterest in the continued existence of the city
[00:44:14] directly on its new border. At the Leningrad Institute
[00:44:18] of History of the Academy of Sciences, Valentin Kovalchuk worked for over half a century. This is his
[00:44:21] office number 14, this is his desk, and here under the plexiglass
[00:44:25] his notes, postcards,
[00:44:28] and calendars are still preserved. This one is for 2013, the year
[00:44:31] of his death. Valentin Mikhailovich worked until the very end. Today, his students
[00:44:35] всероссийской научной конференции участвуют его ученики
[00:44:38] and students of students are participating in the All-Russian scientific conference. Children from the Lermontov Lyceum found
[00:44:42] an excerpt from the metric book in the archives. Here their leader
[00:44:45] shows it for 1916,
[00:44:48] about the birth of the future historian of the Blockade. New generations
[00:44:51] of historians should learn from him the courage to seek and
[00:44:55] vocalize facts. Saleem Mazarev, Andrey Perfilyev, Alexander
[00:44:58] Borushkov and Alexandra Beryozkina. Vesti: North-Western
[00:45:02] Bureau.
[00:45:04] Sanctions and direct attacks on civilian shipping in various regions of the world
[00:45:08] prove that sea communications are no longer absolutely
[00:45:11] safe. This was stated by Nikolai Patrushev, chairman of the Maritime Board,
[00:45:15] in China, where he met with the Minister of Transport
[00:45:18] of the PRC. As examples, the President's aide cited
[00:45:21] events in the Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb straits, as
[00:45:24] well as London's and Brussels' plans to blockade the Baltic and intercept
[00:45:28] Russian ships. Moscow, as a safe and economically
[00:45:31] advantageous alternative, offers the Transarctic transport
[00:45:35] corridor. The importance of cooperation in the maritime sphere was discussed
[00:45:38] at Nikolai's meeting.
[00:45:43] The ocean should not divide the planet into separate
[00:45:46] islands, but connect everyone into one
[00:45:50] community. Russian President
[00:45:52] Putin has set a task for the Russian Maritime Board
[00:45:56] to develop mutually beneficial
[00:45:59] partnership relations with
[00:46:02] foreign countries in the field of maritime activities
[00:46:06] in the context of a forming multipolar world.
[00:46:11] In international maritime affairs, both countries bear high responsibility
[00:46:15] and have broad prospects for cooperation. China actively
[00:46:18] participates in global maritime governance and promotes
[00:46:21] the formation of a responsible maritime power. We are ready, together with
[00:46:24] our Russian colleagues, to coordinate maritime strategies and support each
[00:46:28] other in protecting legitimate maritime rights and
[00:46:30] interests.
[00:46:32] Specialists from the DPRK will undergo training at the Ministry of Emergency Situations Academy in
[00:46:35] Vladivostok. Alexander Kurenkov announced this at a meeting with the Minister
[00:46:39] of...
[00:47:52] the city's food market, which existed for 400
[00:47:55] years,
[00:48:03] nine Russian tourists were trapped in the mountains of Nepal by
[00:48:06] a flood. Latest
[00:48:08] news.
[00:48:13] Priceless film footage, the coronation of Nicholas II and
[00:48:17] the authentic voice of Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy, we have
[00:48:21] no right whatsoever
[00:48:25] to be dissatisfied with this life. This is only here. What other secrets does the legendary
[00:48:29] Krasnogorsk archive hold? Earlier there were dead ends,
[00:48:32] depressed territories, and an industrial zone. How does
[00:48:35] the Shelepikhinskaya embankment in
[00:48:37] Moscow look now?
[00:53:06] attentive to our country, we will inevitably see
[00:53:09] those who are waiting for their
[00:53:13] moment to open the enemies',
[00:53:16] the gates from within. The interests of those who
[00:53:19] 80 years ago intended to destroy our country, they
[00:53:23] are served by those very exiles
[00:53:26] with clean faces who dream
[00:53:29] of returning here and ruining our country. Do we even understand
[00:53:33] what awaits us? If this scum comes to
[00:53:36] power, what will they turn Russia into?
[00:53:40] Besagon TV. Today at 23:35.
[00:54:05] live, we continue the broadcast. In the mountains of Nepal, a group of nine
[00:54:08] Russian tourists found themselves cut off from the outside world.
[00:54:12] The flood washed away sections of trails and bridges on the route. Due to
[00:54:16] the overflowing river, it is impossible to escape the trap. In total, the natural disaster
[00:54:19] blocked about a hundred foreign tourists. As reported by
[00:54:22] the Association of Tour Operators, the group was trekking
[00:54:26] independently, without the services of professional guides. My
[00:54:29] colleague in the region, Evgeny Davidov, found out
[00:54:33] what condition our compatriots are in.
[00:54:40] Houses, bridges, roads. The river overflows its banks, sweeping away everything in its
[00:54:44] path. In the Nepalese district, a powerful mudslide hit
[00:54:48] the Budhigandaki River
[00:54:49] valley.
[00:54:56] Nine Russian tourists were in the disaster zone, heading for a trek
[00:55:00] around Mount Manaslu. According to the Russian embassy in Nepal, there is no threat
[00:55:04] to their lives. They climbed higher and are awaiting
[00:55:07] helicopter evacuation. Conditions for overnight stay are poor. The main option
[00:55:11] for resolving the situation is to hire a helicopter at their own expense. Tracker insurance
[00:55:14] does not cover helicopter evacuation due to flooding.
[00:55:17] The tourists have no personal funds. The embassy appealed to local
[00:55:21] authorities to consider the possibility of evacuating compatriots. According to
[00:55:24] local authorities, dozens of houses have been destroyed, and the flood
[00:55:28] damaged bridges and hydroelectric facilities. Along
[00:55:31] the river, trees were uprooted. Where roads once ran, now...
[00:56:06] Today, military helicopters rescued more than 200 people. In the afternoon,
[00:56:09] flights were temporarily suspended due to strong winds, but they will resume as
[00:56:13] soon as weather conditions improve. One of the tourists stuck in
[00:56:16] the Himalayas, according to preliminary information, was Russian national Maria
[00:56:20] Erokhina. On her social media page, she was looking for
[00:56:22] like-minded people for a trek to Buddhist monasteries in the Nepalese Tsum
[00:56:26] Valley. Moreover, the tour description states that even children can join the route.
[00:56:30] However, experienced travelers warn that such
[00:56:33] treks require serious preparation. One needs to study the route in advance, assess
[00:56:37] physical capabilities, check insurance, and provide for a backup
[00:56:40] plan in case of bad weather. It is very important when going on such a trip to have
[00:56:44] insurance that will cover mountain trekking, because
[00:56:48] the altitude there reaches 5,106 meters at the pass. This trek
[00:56:52] is not connected by road, and an injured person can only be evacuated
[00:56:55] by air in emergency
[00:56:58] situations. Many trekking routes in Nepal are limited
[00:57:01] access zones, and the trip must be organized through a license.
[00:57:17] extremely dangerous, the stranded tourists are now waiting for air
[00:57:21] evacuation, when this becomes possible, largely
[00:57:24] depends on the weather. Evgeny Davidov, Dadonov, Natalya Novgorodova
[00:57:27] and Evgenia Bogomolova. South Asian Bureau
[00:57:30] of Vesti. Putin and Trump's diesel deal
[00:57:34] plunged Europe and Kyiv into a state of shock. From now on,
[00:57:37] any Ukrainian drone aimed at a Russian refinery will
[00:57:41] be perceived in Washington as a direct attack on an American
[00:57:44] driver. This is what the British believe. energy
[00:58:25] expert Reid explains that this inflicts direct damage on US national
[00:58:29] interests. In the pre-election period, Trump
[00:58:31] himself joined these demands, but Zelensky did not heed them,
[00:58:35] and as the publication Axios writes, it seems he played too far. Trump
[00:58:39] is indeed furious, he believes that Zelensky takes US aid
[00:58:43] for granted, said a White House official. Every time after
[00:58:46] anger. Trump sends him to the elections,
[00:58:50] every time Zelensky doesn't understand the hints, now Trump
[00:58:53] is directly demanding that the head of the Kyiv regime leave. In response,
[00:58:57] Zelensky blackmails the head of the White House, hinting
[00:59:00] that he needs Russian diesel before the elections to reach the shores
[00:59:04] of the USA and may not reach it. Why doesn't
[00:59:07] America conclude a deal on the supply of diesel fuel with Ukraine, because
[00:59:10] we influence whether these ships will move. Zelensky openly
[00:59:15] bet on Trump's defeat and...
[00:59:47] will be left without a lion's share of ammunition for air defense, and
[00:59:51] no matter how much Europe convinces itself and Zelensky of its ability
[00:59:54] to completely replace the US, the Russian-American diesel
[00:59:57] deal has muddled all the cards. Even Kaya
[01:00:01] Kallas, with whom the US doesn't talk at all, has already grasped
[01:00:04] the main point. Trump has opened the Overton window, direct
[01:00:08] energy agreements with Moscow, previously unthinkable,
[01:00:11] are becoming acceptable, and the very logic of sanctions against
[01:00:15] Russia is in question.
[01:00:20] Of course, the US is our main ally, but our position is
[01:00:23] clear: if we want to end this war, the only way
[01:00:27] to do it is to increase pressure on Russia. We call on
[01:00:31] the US to impose sanctions to end this war.
[01:00:34] To all the European clamor, Washington responds with dry
[01:00:38] facts. First, through the mouth of Treasury Secretary
[01:00:40] Yellen.
[01:00:45] Since the beginning of this war, Europeans have provided Russians with more funds than
[01:00:48] Ukrainians, because they cannot get rid of Russian
[01:00:51] energy resources. Then, with concrete figures, US President
[01:00:54] himself comes out. The European Union paid
[01:00:57] Russia 250 billion dollars for
[01:01:00] energy, and the media spreading fake news
[01:01:04] do not even want to touch this topic. I made the
[01:01:07] right choice in favor of the American people.
[01:01:11] Always, America first. So, how did
[01:01:14] these reproaches in Europe and Kyiv taste?
[01:01:47] The Prime Minister is now calling to sabotage the agreements.
[01:01:51] If he tries to cross the English Channel, I hope the Royal
[01:01:54] Navy intercepts him. We must help them, and the best way to end this
[01:01:58] is to lower fuel prices. A feeling of helplessness breeds
[01:02:02] blind anger, but it's dangerous to lash out at Trump himself.
[01:02:06] Ukrainian activists in Europe are once again attacking
[01:02:09] his confidants. For example, the notorious Russophobe from France,
[01:02:12] Bernard-Henri Lévy, tries to scoff, recounting his
[01:02:16] conversation with Steve
[01:02:18] Witkoff.
[01:02:22] Tell your Ukrainian friends not to piss off my president.
[01:02:26] My president can get pissed off very quickly.
[01:03:00] with the Zelensky team during chaotic negotiations in Miami,
[01:03:03] among other things, included American support for
[01:03:06] Ukraine's aspiration to join the European Union and funds for the country's
[01:03:10] future recovery. True, this future, judging by Donald Trump's
[01:03:13] harsh statements, the White House certainly sees
[01:03:17] without Zelensky. Dmitry Melnikov, Pavel Kostrikov and Polina
[01:03:20] Golovnina, Vesti from Washington.
[01:03:24] In France today, at least eight people were injured in clashes with
[01:03:28] rioting schoolchildren. Protesters tried to set fire to one of
[01:03:32] Paris schools. In another educational institution in the capital, teenagers
[01:03:35] pelted the director with rotten eggs. In
[01:03:38] Aubonne, the head of the lyceum received gunshot wounds. A fourteen-year-old
[01:03:42] student opened fire on the school with a shotgun. The organizers
[01:03:46] of the protests call this a mobilization, preparation for
[01:03:49] a nationwide strike, which is scheduled for tomorrow. Half a million
[01:03:53] people could take to the streets
[01:03:56] of French cities. Students demand increased funding.
[01:04:12] especially against the backdrop of Chinese electric vehicles, to which French
[01:04:16] ones are rapidly losing competition. Macron's personal
[01:04:19] rating plummeted to 15%.
[01:04:22] A few more points of his support were destroyed by a fire last night,
[01:04:26] which completely burned down another historical landmark.
[01:05:00] where Georges Simenon, who lived nearby, and his
[01:05:03] famous character, Commissioner
[01:05:05] Maigret, loved to walk.
[01:05:08] Hear the voice of Leo Tolstoy, see the chronicle of Nicholas II's
[01:05:12] coronation, video footage of the victorious parade of 1945, footage
[01:05:16] by front-line operators and authentic evidence of the most important events
[01:05:19] in Russian history from the mid-19th
[01:05:22] century. The Russian State Archive in Krasnogorsk celebrates
[01:05:25] its centenary. Thousands of kilometers of film,
[01:05:28] more than a million photo documents, many
[01:05:31] in a single copy. About how the world's largest
[01:05:35] repository of living history
[01:05:38] celebrates its centennial, in Ilya
[01:05:40] Filippov's report.
[01:05:42] Filmmakers, television workers usually call this place
[01:05:45] Krasnogorsk archive. The official abbreviation is a bit complicated.
[01:05:49] RGAKFD, Russian State Archive of Film,
[01:05:53] Photo, Audio Documents. It's not crowded here, it's quiet. People
[01:05:56] come here to look into the past. So, we're going to the reading room.
[01:06:00] The reading room for film documents, we also have
[01:06:03] a reading room for photo documents, that's separate. A selection
[01:06:06] of historical footage for feature films,
[01:06:08] documentaries, for programs, projects, projections, for everything where
[01:06:12] a visual document is needed. Journalist, TV presenter Gleb Protassenko is preparing
[01:06:16] a project with and about the archive. He will tell you about
[01:06:19] some person or some phenomenon. For example, yesterday
[01:06:23] evening we finished making the second episode of Animals in War, how
[01:06:27] animals helped win the war, Gelya Markiza, a girl whom
[01:06:30] Stalin picked up, her fate. What is the most
[01:06:34] valuable document? It is commonly believed that our chronicle
[01:06:37] history begins with the last emperor, with his coronation. And
[01:06:41] of course, these frames have been restored, stabilized.
[01:06:44] In general, the quality of this chronicle has been improved. The archive's
[01:06:47] centenary coincides with the 130th anniversary of Russian
[01:06:50] cinematography. Our first film document is the coronation of Emperor
[01:06:54] Nicholas II, created in 1896.
[01:06:57] year.
[01:07:02] For most researchers, perhaps the greatest
[01:07:05] value and high interest are presented
[01:07:09] by film chronicles. Film chronicles are the
[01:07:12] material that was created but did not make it into the final product,
[01:07:16] into a newsreel, into a documentary film, but it
[01:07:19] has been preserved. Scientific researcher of the film department Valentina Mikhailovna
[01:07:22] Kondratieva is describing recently received
[01:07:26] film footage of the last expedition of Sedov's recorder.
[01:07:30] 1912, this is the archive of the
[01:07:33] archive's work in the 50s, inside a building built by captured
[01:07:36] Germans and Japanese, not far from Pavshino station in
[01:07:39] the Moscow region, it was initially used for storage.
[01:08:43] which is stored there. This monument is dedicated to
[01:08:46] the frontline cameramen, who often died with a camera in their hands,
[01:08:49] standing in Krasnogorsk near the archive. Maxim Carmen,
[01:08:53] cameraman and director, grandson of one of the most experienced
[01:08:56] film chroniclers of those years, Roman Karmen, who filmed during the Great
[01:09:00] Patriotic War, already after Spain and China. When he came to the archive, he certainly
[01:09:04] sat there in the Krasnogorsk archive, he selected it himself, he never had
[01:09:07] any assistants, he didn't give assignments to anyone, he
[01:09:11] sat there for days in this archive. I think he
[01:09:14] just knew all this material, it seems to me that one of
[01:09:18] the most difficult assignments was China, the Japanese
[01:09:21] throw themselves behind cover at the road, their flag is clearly
[01:09:24] visible, a bloody sun on a white background, attacking.
[01:09:28] Here in the archive, perhaps, everything is priceless, Dziga Vertov's
[01:09:31] newsreels, chronicle of the revolution, a religious procession
[01:09:35] in Red Square, already under the Bolsheviks, the Civil
[01:09:38] War, here is Patriarch Sergius in civilian clothes...
[01:09:42] gives tanks to Soviet soldiers of Dmitry Donskoy's column in
[01:09:46] forty-four, and this is Peaceful Moscow, construction of
[01:09:49] the university. While we watched these shots,
[01:09:53] the description of the filming was completed. Viktor Batalin,
[01:09:56] who has worked in the archive for half a century, himself hosted a program on the Kultura channel
[01:10:00] called "Captured Time", invited experts, and the viewer seemed to
[01:10:04] participate in the work, as if together they compiled an annotation to
[01:10:07] the film. Today's work of our archivists,
[01:10:11] our.
[01:10:12] It's impossible to digitize all of this at once, it's a process that will take years,
[01:10:28] but even if you imagine that all of history already exists in
[01:10:31] digital form, these boxes with valuable films will not go anywhere,
[01:10:35] because one of the most important tasks of the archive has not
[01:10:38] changed in 100 years, to preserve
[01:10:39] the original.