RUSSIA1 — Vecher s Vladimirom Solovevim
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[00:04:56] our next episode. I would like to report,
[00:05:12] report that our previous
[00:05:16] program, which was called, "What does the Monkey do before eating
[00:05:19] a coconut?" on Russia 24, on
[00:05:23] Russia 1, on Zen,
[00:05:26] VK, on Odnoklassniki, on
[00:05:29] RuTube, on Telegram, on other platforms,
[00:05:33] our program was watched by more
[00:05:36] than 18
[00:05:39] million people, for which, of course.
[00:07:12] seven mandates the five percent barrier
[00:07:15] was also overcome by LDPR, New
[00:07:19] People, A Just Russia. By the way,
[00:07:21] among the elected deputies, a very large
[00:07:24] number of those who
[00:07:27] participated in the special military
[00:07:30] operation. 46 participants of the SVO became
[00:07:34] deputies of the State Duma. I understand that you cannot
[00:07:38] please everyone.
[00:07:39] There are also different
[00:07:42] people, probably not all 100% of the elected deputies
[00:07:46] are worthy of wearing a deputy's
[00:07:49] badge, but it seems to me that the fundamental
[00:07:53] sign is the following:
[00:07:56] United Russia
[00:07:58] is the party of our
[00:08:02] president, such support for United
[00:08:05] Russia, this is support for our
[00:08:09] president, and this means that the overwhelming...
[00:08:12] majority of our country's residents
[00:08:15] agree with the course that
[00:08:18] our state is taking under the leadership
[00:08:21] of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, because we
[00:08:24] understand that we are the only ones who
[00:08:28] allowed ourselves to stand tall against
[00:08:31] Satanism, against the Antichrist,
[00:08:34] against those laws and rules that they are trying
[00:08:37] to impose on us, and this is very important, because in
[00:08:40] this there is unity, and... In unity there is victory. And also
[00:08:44] I want to take this opportunity to
[00:08:47] congratulate a wonderful woman, Maria
[00:08:50] Efimovna Koroleva. Maria Efimovna Koroleva is the oldest member
[00:08:54] of the Union of Cinematographers. She is a film critic, she
[00:08:58] was a member of the editorial board of the journal Iskusstvo-Kino, she
[00:09:01] was the editor-in-chief of the journal Soviet
[00:09:04] Film. And on September 15
[00:09:08] of this year, Maria Fini
[00:09:10] turned 100.
[00:09:13] years old, taking this opportunity,
[00:09:16] specifically in our program, before a huge number
[00:09:19] of viewers, I would like to wholeheartedly congratulate her on this
[00:09:23] glorious anniversary. Why am I
[00:09:26] talking about this again? This amazing woman in
[00:09:30] 2023 inherited 7
[00:09:33] million rubles. She decided to transfer this money to
[00:09:37] the Union of Cinematographers so that... from
[00:09:41] the Union of Cinematographers, this
[00:09:43] money would go to the needs of the SVO, and
[00:09:46] what is surprising,
[00:09:49] is that her children, grandchildren,
[00:09:52] and relatives of Maria Fimonny, no one
[00:09:56] objected to this amazing
[00:09:59] act. Dear Maria
[00:10:03] Efimovna, we, the paratroopers of the guard, sincerely
[00:10:06] thank you for your invaluable help,
[00:10:09] which you provided to the front.
[00:10:12] We learned that for the sake of victory over the enemy, you
[00:10:15] sacrificed something that was possibly very expensive,
[00:10:19] your act is invaluable to us, it
[00:10:23] inspired our soldiers, the enemy even more precisely and
[00:10:26] strongly, the inheritance that you donated through the Union
[00:10:30] of Cinematographers of Russia, was used to purchase
[00:10:33] much-needed electronic warfare systems, reconnaissance
[00:10:36] and communication equipment for the front, all of which
[00:10:40] have been delivered and are already being used in operation. Dear Maria
[00:10:43] Efimovna, you have become not just a friend, but an inspirer
[00:10:47] and a dear person to us. And
[00:10:49] also, this amazing woman, unlike those
[00:10:53] who are indifferent to the fate of the country,
[00:10:56] herself ordered an
[00:10:59] online taxi and went to
[00:11:03] the polling station and voted for
[00:11:06] United Russia. Therefore, once again, dear Maria Ifimovna, from
[00:11:09] the bottom of my heart, I think, on behalf of all those
[00:11:13] who are watching us today, I want to congratulate you on your
[00:11:17] wonderful anniversary
[00:11:19] and to express admiration for your
[00:11:22] wonderful Russian heart.
[00:11:35] I would like to talk about the responsibility that lies with those
[00:11:39] who vote, with those who propose
[00:11:43] to vote. Why do I want
[00:11:46] to return to this question? It concerns my long-standing
[00:11:49] initiative to return
[00:11:51] the monument to its original location.
[00:12:25] 3 years ago, I was asked if it was true
[00:12:28] that I had suggested moving the Pushkin monument to the other
[00:12:32] side of Tverskaya Street. I replied that
[00:12:35] it was true, and I was asked if I could
[00:12:39] argue for it.
[00:12:41] I said that yes, I could, and I argued for it. On
[00:12:45] August 28, 2026,
[00:12:48] a test electronic vote was launched
[00:12:52] on the Moscow City Hall portal. The people who
[00:12:55] voted read this:
[00:12:59] "Should the Pushkin monument be returned
[00:13:02] to its historical place on Tverskoy
[00:13:05] Boulevard, in honor of the opening
[00:13:08] of which the famous speech by Fyodor Mikhailovich
[00:13:11] Dostoevsky about the role of the poet in
[00:13:14] the unification of Russia was delivered?" The voting
[00:13:18] lasted several hours and 740,000
[00:13:22] people voted. Most.
[00:13:55] that Mikhalkov had gone crazy, that he wanted to clear
[00:13:59] the way for the red carpet of the festival, and so on
[00:14:03] and so forth. I honestly tell you, I don't want to
[00:14:06] be an empty dreamer, who says something into
[00:14:09] the air, and waits for a reaction. Therefore, I would like
[00:14:12] people to really hear the
[00:14:15] argumentation that I used when
[00:14:17] I proposed to move the monument back to its
[00:14:21] original place. The fact is that the monument to the great.
[00:14:56] if there were no Pushkin, perhaps our faith in
[00:14:59] our Russian independence would not have been defined with
[00:15:03] such an unshakeable force, our
[00:15:06] now conscious hope in our
[00:15:09] national forces, and then also faith in the coming
[00:15:13] independent destiny.
[00:15:16] The Pushkin monument was placed facing the Strastnoy
[00:15:19] Monastery, founded in
[00:15:21] 1654.
[00:15:23] In 1900. thirty- seventh year, the monastery
[00:15:27] was destroyed. In 1950,
[00:15:30] as part of the reconstruction of Moscow, a decision
[00:15:34] was made to move the Pushkin monument to
[00:15:37] the site of the demolished bell tower of that very
[00:15:40] Strastnoy Monastery, which, in my opinion,
[00:15:44] to put it mildly, is not very right. I am convinced that Alexander
[00:15:47] Sergeevich himself would have been indignant that a monument to him was being placed
[00:15:51] on the site of a demolished monastery, therefore
[00:15:54] moving the monument to its former location
[00:15:57] would signify the restoration of historical
[00:16:00] justice and the calming of the soul
[00:16:03] of the great genius, who wrote such lines.
[00:16:07] Two feelings are wonderfully close to us, in them
[00:16:11] the heart finds sustenance, love for
[00:16:14] the native hearth, love for
[00:16:17] ancestral graves.
[00:16:21] It seems to me that if one approaches this
[00:16:24] issue seriously, then perhaps it would make sense not to
[00:16:28] organize test votes for several
[00:16:32] hours, but to conduct a serious survey with
[00:16:35] argumentation, that is. How much
[00:16:46] they value historical truth, how much they
[00:16:49] understand that for Pushkin himself,
[00:16:52] who saw that very
[00:16:55] monastery, and could not have supposed that in
[00:16:59] 1937, 100 years after
[00:17:02] his death, that monastery would be
[00:17:06] blown up. I want to quote the words
[00:17:09] of journalist Andrei Medvedev, who
[00:17:12] commented on this initiative regarding the Pushkin
[00:17:15] monument. Surviving Napoleon's invasion and the burning
[00:17:19] of Moscow, the monastery was mercilessly demolished
[00:17:22] by the Bolsheviks, and it was demolished in the year when
[00:17:25] the USSR celebrated the centenary of Pushkin's
[00:17:28] death in 1937.
[00:17:32] Pushkin today looks at Tverskaya exactly from the
[00:17:35] place where it stood.
[00:17:43] This is how I argued my proposal, why I started talking about it,
[00:18:00] because it concerns me
[00:18:03] personally to some extent, the fact is that...
[00:18:07] On the site of our theater "Workshop 12" by Nikita
[00:18:10] Mikhalkov, there once stood a church. It was
[00:18:14] built in 1640,
[00:18:16] the Church of the Nativity
[00:18:19] of Christ. It was wooden. In
[00:18:22] 1693,
[00:18:24] it was rebuilt into a stone one. When
[00:18:27] Lermontov lived on Povarskaya with his grandmother,
[00:18:30] this was his parish church. In
[00:18:33] 1931, the church was demolished by the Bolsheviks.
[00:18:38] Almost 100 years after the church was
[00:18:41] destroyed, we decided to restore
[00:18:44] justice, and next to the theater, almost
[00:18:47] in the same place, we decided to build a church,
[00:18:51] also the Church of the Nativity of Christ. With the blessing
[00:18:54] of the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill, on September
[00:18:58] 17 of this year, Metropolitan Vladimirsky and
[00:19:01] Suzdalsky Nekandr performed the rite of consecration
[00:19:05] of the foundation stone at the foundation. new
[00:19:08] temple this stone is blessed
[00:19:12] by the sprinkling of this holy water, in
[00:19:15] the unshakeable foundation of the temple
[00:19:18] built in the name of the father
[00:19:22] and the son and the holy
[00:19:25] spirit. Amen. There
[00:19:28] is nothing accidental in our life. It is no wonder that Russian people
[00:19:31] say: "He who believes in chance, does not believe in God." How many
[00:19:35] times has what seemed like chance
[00:19:39] saved our country? In fact, it was not
[00:19:42] chance, it was divine providence. It is no wonder
[00:19:45] that the Russian general field marshal of the 18th
[00:19:48] century, of German origin,
[00:19:51] Burkhard Christoph von Münnich,
[00:19:54] once said: "Russia is governed
[00:19:56] directly by God, otherwise it is impossible
[00:20:00] to imagine how this state still
[00:20:03] exists." Of course, this does not mean
[00:20:07] that one can let everything and anything drift. Russian people also
[00:20:11] say: "Trust in God, but do not make a mistake." We often
[00:20:15] say, and rightly say, that our military
[00:20:19] might, our spirit, are largely
[00:20:22] the guarantee of the security of our country, of our
[00:20:25] future. At the same time, we ourselves sometimes do not notice how
[00:20:29] we, with our own hands, undermine
[00:20:33] this spirit, this
[00:20:36] nature from within.
[00:20:59] the air, the audience was wonderful, the theater
[00:21:02] was great, we stayed in a hotel called
[00:21:05] Frigate, hospitable, beautiful, modern
[00:21:09] hotel, everything was fine, everything
[00:21:13] was great, but only when I entered my room I saw
[00:21:17] on the table this newspaper,
[00:21:50] historically Russian land, why do marketers
[00:21:53] assume that writing the name of the newspaper
[00:21:56] in such a font and placing it in every
[00:22:00] room of the Frigate hotel
[00:22:03] will give the impression of Europeanism,
[00:22:06] of being close to the civilized world?
[00:22:10] It seems like a trifle, doesn't it? No,
[00:22:13] the devil is in the
[00:22:15] details, it's not a trifle, in this
[00:22:19] lies the answer.
[00:22:50] they correct Ovechkin's words, "Russian" to
[00:22:53] "Russian citizen" and put it in the headline. In one of
[00:22:57] the tasks of the demo version of the Unified State Exam in
[00:23:00] Russian language, in a quote from the Russian film director, actor
[00:23:03] and writer Vasily Shukshin, from his
[00:23:06] work, the words about the small homeland, the word
[00:23:09] "Russian" was also replaced with "Russian citizen." Listen,
[00:23:13] I think that a Russian
[00:23:16] person is largely helped by the realization
[00:23:19] that... there is still somewhere to retreat,
[00:23:23] somewhere to catch your breath,
[00:23:25] to gather your strength. To be fair, this
[00:23:28] has been corrected, but the point is not that it has been corrected,
[00:23:32] how many times have we talked about it, but what
[00:23:35] was done. You know,
[00:23:39] under Soviet rule there was a saying: the Soviet
[00:23:42] people create difficulties for themselves and then heroically
[00:23:45] overcome them. Why do we create difficulties for ourselves
[00:23:49] so that... then we shamefully overcome them, then
[00:23:53] passing it off as a heroic overcoming, why? And
[00:23:56] you understand, when I see all this, there are no longer any
[00:24:00] questions as to why a person who lives in
[00:24:03] Russia, works, receives grants,
[00:24:06] awards, has enormous opportunities,
[00:24:09] why he suddenly unexpectedly ends up in Israel
[00:24:13] and also uses what he has developed
[00:24:16] in our country, against our own country?
[00:24:20] Remember a fragment from one of our
[00:24:23] Besagons: listen to what
[00:24:26] journalist Trofim Tatarinkov says.
[00:24:30] Comrade Volosh and his gang are about to
[00:24:33] leave our country, leaving not just
[00:24:36] like that, but with a scandal, with some wailing and moaning, taking with them
[00:24:40] a certain company, which later materialized in
[00:24:44] France under the name New Bius. And what left? The smallest
[00:24:48] little detail left.
[00:24:51] This is artificial intelligence, this is the artificial intelligence system
[00:24:54] Newbius, precisely at the moment when we, in general, really
[00:24:58] needed it, when they left us the Chinese Alisa,
[00:25:01] the Chinese, really by hardware, it's Chinese, by
[00:25:05] content, which is the most interesting thing, it's also Chinese, so our
[00:25:08] most natural, developed by our brains artificial intelligence
[00:25:12] Newbius, Comrade Macron reported it as
[00:25:15] a French achievement.
[00:25:18] We read recent news. The company of the founder
[00:25:22] of Yandex became a partner of a supplier
[00:25:25] of artificial intelligence for the Pentagon. Arkady Volosh's
[00:25:29] company Nebius will join
[00:25:33] forces with Palantir to provide
[00:25:37] clients with a full set of tools for
[00:25:40] creating their own artificial intelligence
[00:25:44] model. That is, Arkady Golosh will
[00:25:47] cooperate with an absolutely principled
[00:25:51] organization that has on its hands
[00:25:54] the murder of children in a college dormitory in Starobelsk,
[00:25:57] the destruction of 150 girls
[00:26:01] in the Iranian city of Mina. Given that Volash
[00:26:04] was at the helm of the entire information
[00:26:08] infrastructure of modern Russia for 30 years,
[00:26:11] it cannot be that long-range drones fly throughout
[00:26:15] our country, blow up
[00:26:18] warehouses, factories, oil refineries, kill people,
[00:26:22] precisely thanks to the assistance of the former head
[00:26:25] of Yandex. And who can confirm that this Volosh
[00:26:29] through his old connections does not have access to
[00:26:32] Yandex systems today? It suddenly turns out
[00:26:36] that since at least 2015,
[00:26:38] Mr. Volosh has permanently resided in
[00:26:42] Israel, continuing to receive
[00:26:44] benefits, subsidies, all sorts of advantages
[00:26:48] associated with business in Russia. Therefore, when we
[00:26:51] ask, "Did no one
[00:26:54] see, understand, know?" the answer
[00:26:57] is obvious. They knew,
[00:27:00] understood, and saw.
[00:27:03] And so what? Nothing. Well,
[00:27:06] for example, an amazing situation, there is
[00:27:09] this famous Perm
[00:27:12] human rights activist and public figure Igor
[00:27:16] Overkiev, he writes on his
[00:27:19] social networks, this is absolutely public information, so
[00:27:23] to speak, there is nothing secret in it.
[00:27:25] Read:
[00:27:28] Russia hopes that everything will be okay,
[00:27:33] doomed to a shameful death in case of a lost
[00:27:36] war, Moscow fires are
[00:27:40] a reason for escalating the war. And here's another
[00:27:44] quote. Ilya Yashin announced
[00:27:47] the creation of a political party that will fight
[00:27:51] for power in Russia. This is very good and right. The very
[00:27:55] posing of the question of power in Russia among
[00:27:58] immigrants is almost a revolution, source.
[00:28:43] as well as the director of the Civil Analysis and
[00:28:46] Independent Research Center Grani in the city
[00:28:49] of Perm, whose projects regularly
[00:28:53] win the Presidential
[00:28:56] Grants Fund competitions, that is, she
[00:28:59] is a tuning fork, she teaches us.
[00:30:32] Our task today is to create an organized political
[00:30:35] structure, a structure where people will gather
[00:30:39] who are ready to return to Russia, ready to fight for
[00:30:42] power, and do we even understand what awaits
[00:30:46] us if this horde comes
[00:30:48] to power, what will they turn Russia into?
[00:30:52] For example, one of the future
[00:30:55] Russia forums, led by Yulia
[00:30:58] Navalnaya, which was held in Vilnius
[00:31:01] in...
[00:31:45] military presence is required in accordance with
[00:31:48] international agreements, mandatory conscription
[00:31:52] is abolished, a serviceman has
[00:31:55] the status of a citizen in military
[00:31:57] uniform, that is, there are NATO
[00:32:01] bases around us, and we don't even have soldiers
[00:32:04] and we don't even have training, we have a citizen in military
[00:32:08] uniform, normal, and we can
[00:32:11] only fight if... The hegemon orders
[00:32:15] us to fight against someone, against
[00:32:18] whom the hegemon directs us.
[00:32:22] Excellent. For Russia,
[00:32:25] normal. Next, reform
[00:32:28] of law enforcement agencies and
[00:32:31] special services, liquidate the FSB of Russia
[00:32:33] and distribute its powers among other
[00:32:37] departments. And imagine
[00:32:41] if Yulia Navalnaya had proposed, for example,
[00:32:45] to abolish the FBI or
[00:32:48] MI5, where would
[00:32:51] she be sitting right now,
[00:32:55] further, consider
[00:32:57] the issue of liquidating or reducing the number
[00:33:01] of the Rosgvardia, liquidate
[00:33:04] the CPE MVD of Russia, this is
[00:33:07] the center for countering extremism
[00:33:11] of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, well, this is...
[00:33:16] normal, this is at a time when, according to
[00:33:20] FSB reports, only since the beginning of 2026,
[00:33:23] 101 crimes of
[00:33:26] a terrorist nature have been prevented in Russia,
[00:33:29] including 78 terrorist attacks.
[00:33:32] Imagine a country, especially one like
[00:33:36] Russia, and the country cannot defend itself, it has nothing
[00:33:40] to defend itself with, this is what specifically.
[00:33:43] the rain that will
[00:34:45] be discussed live, should
[00:34:48] Leningrad have been surrendered in 1941.
[00:34:51] American CNN or
[00:34:54] British BBC, who
[00:34:57] refused to cover the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike on
[00:35:00] the college dormitory in Starobelsk with sleeping
[00:35:04] teenagers, or media that will never
[00:35:07] write about Nazism in Ukraine, will never
[00:35:11] show Nazi swastikas
[00:35:15] in Ukraine, teenagers performing Nazi
[00:35:17] salutes or reburials in
[00:35:21] Ukraine of Hitler's collaborators, Andrei Melnik
[00:35:24] and Yevhen Konovalets, on whose followers' consciences are
[00:35:28] tens of thousands of dead Jews,
[00:35:32] Russians, Poles, Ukrainians, Belarusians. Suffice
[00:35:35] it to recall only the Volhynian Massacre or Babi
[00:35:38] Yar, in which Ukrainian policemen from the OUN
[00:35:42] wing helped the Germans. The lies of
[00:35:45] their media are dictated by the fact that they are sponsored
[00:35:48] by those very countries that are constantly
[00:35:51] reproaching us for
[00:35:55] the Molotov- Ribbentrop Pact, never
[00:35:58] mentioning that it was a necessity,
[00:36:02] a forced necessity, which the Soviet Union
[00:36:05] went for, which Stalin went for in 1939,
[00:36:09] and never mentioning that
[00:36:12] other agreements with Hitler,
[00:36:15] who nurtured him, were signed by these countries
[00:36:19] much earlier, for example,
[00:36:21] 1933, Great Britain,
[00:36:24] France, Italy 1900.
[00:36:27] 34 - Poland, 1935 -
[00:36:31] Great Britain, 1936
[00:36:34] - Japan, 1938,
[00:36:38] again Great Britain and France,
[00:36:40] 1939, Romania, Lithuania,
[00:36:43] Italy, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, at the very
[00:36:47] end the USSR, which understood that
[00:36:51] this coalition, very similar to today's,
[00:36:55] would be entirely directed precisely against
[00:36:58] the Soviet Union, precisely against our country, which
[00:37:01] happened. But let's return to the reforms that
[00:37:04] are being proposed to us by bright faces. Economic freedom, what
[00:37:08] does this freedom consist of? The sale
[00:37:12] of state packages of public companies:
[00:37:15] Rosneft, Aeroflot, Sberbank, VTB, and so
[00:37:19] on. Splitting and/or
[00:37:21] privatization of mastodons like
[00:37:25] Gazprom, Rostec.
[00:37:27] Russian Railways, defense enterprises, that
[00:37:31] is, de-kulakization on
[00:37:34] a national scale, and
[00:37:37] the transfer of all assets to foreign
[00:37:40] hands. Haven't we eaten this since
[00:37:43] 1990? Remember,
[00:37:47] the privatization guillotine by Yeltsin's decree immediately affected
[00:37:50] key defense industry enterprises: Smolensk
[00:37:54] Aviation Plant, Rybinsk Engine Building Plant.
[00:37:58] Rybinsk Engine Building Design Bureau,
[00:38:00] Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant, Nizhny Novgorod
[00:38:04] Hydromash, Moscow Machine-Building
[00:38:07] Plant Znamya, Taganrog Aviation Production
[00:38:10] Enterprise, Voronezh Electrical Equipment Plant,
[00:38:14] Vyatsko-Polyansky Machine-Building Plant Molot,
[00:38:18] 261 defense
[00:38:20] enterprises, the most unique, the best,
[00:38:23] the elite of the defense industry were lost, only...
[00:38:53] Now let's see what the state received in return from
[00:38:57] the sale of key enterprises that employed
[00:39:00] hundreds of thousands of people.
[00:39:03] Europe's largest Samara Metallurgical Plant was
[00:39:07] sold for 2.2
[00:39:09] million dollars. For comparison, I will tell you, this is approximately
[00:39:13] the cost of two expensive,
[00:39:15] exclusive Maybach cars. Likhachev Automobile Plant
[00:39:19] for 4 million. Uralmash with
[00:39:23] 34 thousand workers for
[00:39:26] 3.7 million.
[00:39:35] Kovrov Mechanical Plant, which supplied weapons to the entire
[00:39:39] the army, police, special services for
[00:39:41] 2,700 thousand, the Chelyabinsk Tractor
[00:39:45] Plant, where 5,400
[00:39:48] workers worked for
[00:39:50] 2,200, from the sale of the largest
[00:39:54] Russian enterprises, the cost of which...
[00:40:27] these are currency reserves under external
[00:40:31] control,
[00:40:33] normally, given that,
[00:40:37] in this case, they are absolutely
[00:40:40] convinced that, by transferring our
[00:40:43] gold and foreign exchange reserves under external control,
[00:40:46] they will have access to these reserves, because
[00:40:50] they gave them away, they will have
[00:40:53] a kickback, that's what the calculation is, and now
[00:40:56] imagine... what will happen to
[00:40:58] the country if these reforms are
[00:41:02] implemented, no FSB,
[00:41:05] subsoil given to Western TNCs,
[00:41:08] factories in private hands, gold and foreign exchange reserves
[00:41:11] exported to America, lustration
[00:41:14] of those who voted for Putin and so
[00:41:18] on, what do you think, is their goal our
[00:41:20] well-being, this is how the foreign agent
[00:41:24] Gary Kasparov says it in...
[00:41:29] Listen, nothing but the destruction
[00:41:33] of the Russian state in its current form will not
[00:41:36] be sufficient to protect the continuing.
[00:42:27] is vital for the security of the United States. This
[00:42:29] goal cannot be achieved through defensive
[00:42:33] policies. Accordingly, the US
[00:42:36] must take on a leading role.
[00:43:10] Deal, the main war plan of the Strategic
[00:43:13] Air Command. This plan
[00:43:16] provided for the achievement not just
[00:43:19] of military defeat of the Soviet Union, but
[00:43:23] the annihilation of the nation. For
[00:43:26] this, 735 American
[00:43:29] bombers were to launch the first surprise
[00:43:32] attack on 1700 ground Soviet
[00:43:36] targets and 409
[00:43:40] airfields, turning them into radioactive dust.
[00:43:44] Only thanks to the incredibly selfless work
[00:43:47] of our scientists, our specialists, by the way,
[00:43:51] under the leadership of the much-maligned
[00:43:54] Lavrentiy Beria, we were able to stop this
[00:43:58] catastrophe, because we created our own
[00:44:01] atomic bomb, and this was in
[00:44:04] 1949, and on September
[00:44:08] 14,
[00:44:40] soldiers of half-life, the nuclear secret
[00:44:43] of the USSR. And in fact,
[00:44:47] by creating this bomb, we stopped what could
[00:44:50] have led to the death
[00:44:53] of tens of millions of people. You understand that
[00:44:56] this point of view is not known
[00:45:00] to the Western citizen, and to those who
[00:45:03] know it, it is kept silent. And so the
[00:45:05] interests of those who 80 years ago intended to destroy.
[00:46:40] Well, granted that someone might think, in the end,
[00:46:43] what's the difference, well, will there be a country of Kalmykia
[00:46:46] or a state, Yakutia, Buryatia, and so on,
[00:46:50] all because of Trump. In fact, everyone believes in well, they'll live peacefully, everything
[00:46:54] will be fine,
[00:46:57] this is not just a delusion,
[00:47:00] this is a terrible, destructive
[00:47:03] delusion, even in 1950,
[00:47:07] about this was the prophecy of the great
[00:47:10] historian and philosopher,
[00:47:13] exiled from Russia, Ivan Ilyin,
[00:47:16] remember, we talked about this,
[00:47:20] when after the fall... of the Bolsheviks,
[00:47:23] world propaganda, will throw into the all-Russian
[00:47:27] chaos the slogan, peoples of former Russia,
[00:47:30] dismember yourselves, then two
[00:47:33] possibilities will open: either within Russia will rise
[00:47:36] a Russian national dictatorship, which will take firm
[00:47:40] reins of government,
[00:47:43] extinguish this pernicious slogan, lead Russia to
[00:47:46] unity, suppressing all sorts of
[00:47:50] separatist movements in the country, Or
[00:47:53] else, such a dictatorship will not form,
[00:47:56] an unimaginable chaos will begin in the country,
[00:48:00] of movements, returns, revenge,
[00:48:04] pogroms, transport collapse,
[00:48:06] unemployment, hunger, cold,
[00:48:09] anarchy, then Russia will be engulfed by
[00:48:12] anarchy, and will give itself headfirst to its
[00:48:16] national, military, political, and
[00:48:19] religious enemies.
[00:48:22] That is, broadly speaking, we faced
[00:48:26] the same fate as Ukraine, which we see
[00:48:29] today, and at the head of these countries will stand such
[00:48:32] toxic leaders as
[00:48:35] today's leader standing at the head of Ukraine, that after
[00:48:39] shaking hands with him American President Donald
[00:48:42] Trump makes this kind of gesture,
[00:48:45] a charm, apparently, knowing how many
[00:48:49] people who shook hands with this monster lost...
[00:49:52] that is, church reformation, uh-huh, in a good sense, second -
[00:49:56] legalization of homosexual marriages, they are same-sex
[00:49:59] unions, third - legalization of light stimulants, when,
[00:50:03] if and when Russia goes through these three reforms, it will not recognize
[00:50:06] itself and will become a truly European country. This
[00:50:10] is proposed to a country where thousands of
[00:50:13] religious processions take place, where
[00:50:16] those who profess Islam,
[00:50:19] Buddhism, Judaism celebrate their holidays
[00:50:23] absolutely calmly. This is said so that what is happening
[00:50:26] in Europe today, for example, in
[00:50:30] Britain, in Peterborough Cathedral
[00:50:33] in Cambridgeshire, where a rave will be held
[00:50:36] in 2025, could happen here.
[00:50:39] A rave is a dance party with DJs,
[00:50:42] let me explain that in English the
[00:50:46] word rave means to rage, to go
[00:50:49] into a frenzy, to be possessed, to rave.
[00:50:53] and so on. It is stated that
[00:50:55] the Anglican Church allows such
[00:50:58] parties to attract young people. Recently, St. Paul's
[00:51:02] Cathedral in London concluded
[00:51:04] a four-year partnership with the London nightclub
[00:51:07] Fabric to hold events with
[00:51:11] modern music inside the cathedral until
[00:51:14] 2030. The first
[00:51:17] event will take place on October 29.
[00:51:20] St. John's Church in London's Hyde Park
[00:51:24] on September 12 turned into a catwalk for a
[00:51:28] Muslim fashion show, and cooking shows in
[00:51:31] the temple, as it happens already not in a Catholic, but
[00:51:35] in an Orthodox shrine in the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra,
[00:51:38] imagine if such madness was
[00:51:41] organized in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow or in
[00:51:45] St. Isaac's Cathedral in St. Petersburg, what would
[00:51:48] that be, but we should not think that all
[00:51:52] the population of the civilized, so to speak, world has plunged
[00:51:56] into this morass. There are people there who understand
[00:51:59] the madness of the prospects that await their countries and...
[00:52:03] которые ожидают их страны и...
[00:52:11] there is no greater racist towards Europeans than you, and there
[00:52:15] is proof: you flooded us with illegal immigrants, you
[00:52:18] stifled us with taxes and bureaucracy, you crushed
[00:52:22] our farmers, livestock breeders, and fishermen, you are closing
[00:52:25] European factories, depriving people of hundreds of thousands of jobs, you
[00:52:29] destroyed the traditional family,
[00:52:33] you are imposing a woke agenda on us?
[00:54:36] and I would say, friendly, for
[00:54:39] example, the Secretary of the Arab Party
[00:54:42] of Sweden, Karar Al-Hamede,
[00:54:45] suggests that all Swedes who disagree with the values
[00:54:49] of multiculturalism leave the country
[00:54:53] forever,
[00:54:55] that is, they are not able to fight for their
[00:54:58] existence, you just think about it, this
[00:55:01] is the cradle...
[00:57:05] He said yes, he said how,
[00:57:08] where are the connections, contacts,
[00:57:11] he says, I don't have them, but how can you
[00:57:13] work for intelligence if you don't have any? contacts, he says, the thing is
[00:57:17] that I've been working for intelligence since the time of the Yugoslav revolution,
[00:57:21] since the war,
[00:57:23] I received a task that I'm carrying out, I
[00:57:25] don't need anyone or anything for this, no connections, he says, what kind of
[00:57:29] task, I appoint
[00:57:32] people to leadership positions
[00:57:36] who are fundamentally unsuitable for these
[00:57:38] positions, that is, a person who has a historical
[00:57:41] education is engaged in agriculture,
[00:57:44] a person who...
[00:57:47] was engaged in technical and engineering
[00:57:51] matters all his life, minister of culture and so on
[00:57:54] and so forth, and this task, which stands before me,
[00:57:58] as a result of it, is the ability to, without
[00:58:01] any weapons and bombs, destroy
[00:58:04] from within everything that you, Mr.
[00:58:07] Tito, created. We don't have
[00:58:11] the feeling that something similar
[00:58:14] exists.
[00:58:27] does not belong, we cannot use these lands,
[00:58:30] build anything on them, extract minerals,
[00:58:33] ore, minerals, because they
[00:58:36] are under the protection
[00:58:39] of UNESCO, WWF,
[00:58:42] Greenpeace, allegedly protecting
[00:58:46] the small landscape, the landscape, the historical memory, and so on
[00:58:50] and so forth, but in reality, without
[00:58:53] bombs, without missiles, without shells, without
[00:58:56] any war, they simply squeezed
[00:59:00] us out of those territories that should
[00:59:04] have developed our state, our
[00:59:07] economy, our country, our future, isn't it
[00:59:10] strange that we don't decide this ourselves, but
[00:59:14] someone else decides it for us, isn't it strange that...
[01:00:25] using technologies that he took out of our country. And
[01:00:29] how many times have we talked about Interfax's destructive
[01:00:33] activities? Interfax's strategic partner
[01:00:36] is the American media holding, operator
[01:00:38] of the Dun & Bradstreet business database.
[01:00:41] In Russia, they have a joint venture.
[01:00:45] OOO Interfax Dun and Brad
[01:00:49] Street. Now pay attention, the company Dun and Brad
[01:00:52] Street, which we already mentioned as Interfax's
[01:00:56] partner, plays a key role
[01:00:59] in maintaining sanctions regimes
[01:01:02] against Russia. It has direct ties with
[01:01:06] the company Palantir. This is the largest developer
[01:01:10] of data analysis software, including for
[01:01:13] the American military and intelligence agencies.
[01:01:17] On October 14-15,
[01:01:20] the Spark Interfax team participated in a global forum
[01:01:24] in London on sanctions. It was an amazing event,
[01:01:28] a great opportunity for meaningful communication with
[01:01:31] colleagues from all over the world, on behalf of Spark Interfax
[01:01:34] we express our immense gratitude to the organizers
[01:01:37] of the forum. It was a pleasure to participate in such a significant event,
[01:01:41] we hope to see everyone next year. By the way, soon Interfax's
[01:01:45] publication on its participation
[01:01:48] in the forum on sanctions against Russia in London
[01:01:51] was deleted, but as
[01:01:55] they say, the internet remembers everything. And
[01:01:58] on September 28, 2026,
[01:02:02] the President's decree number
[01:02:04] 686 was issued,
[01:02:08] approving the list of information in the field
[01:02:12] of the fuel and energy complex, access to
[01:02:15] which is restricted by the procedure for its use.
[01:02:18] Due to the need to
[01:02:21] take measures in response to
[01:02:24] unfriendly actions by the US and the states and
[01:02:27] international organizations that joined them. We understand
[01:02:30] why such a decree was issued, because companies, departments,
[01:02:34] and individuals do not have the right to publish
[01:02:38] information about our energy and fuel
[01:02:40] in the media and on the internet, but what can be said
[01:02:44] if, since 2022,
[01:02:47] without hiding, completely officially,
[01:02:50] despite the ban of the
[01:02:53] Ministry of Energy, this information is transmitted
[01:02:57] by our Interfax to the Ministry
[01:03:00] of Natural Resources of the USA, according to
[01:03:03] a contract that was concluded until
[01:03:07] 2027. Today in
[01:03:10] our program we talked, as it were, about the fifth
[01:03:14] column, although we named our broadcast Column
[01:03:18] Number Five, why I will explain, the thing is that the fifth
[01:03:22] column is like enemies within the country who
[01:03:26] do everything to destroy it, in order to, as it were, open...
[01:04:00] who does not want prosperity for our
[01:04:03] fatherland, who is lurking, who
[01:04:06] is waiting for their moment to open
[01:04:10] the gates to the enemy from within, then
[01:04:13] the narrative etymology
[01:04:16] of the phrase fifth column
[01:04:19] will acquire the military meaning of these
[01:04:22] words, and in order not to confuse these concepts, we
[01:04:26] named our broadcast not fifth column, but... column
[01:04:30] number five, the real, in the military
[01:04:33] sense, fifth column, this
[01:04:35] is it.
[01:04:44] On July 17,
[01:04:48] 1944, such a column
[01:04:51] marched through the streets of Moscow, and behind them, watering
[01:04:54] machines washed their
[01:04:56] traces from the pavement of the capital.
[01:05:00] So, to wash away, to cleanse the earth of all
[01:05:03] Nazi filth, so that no trace of it remained.
[01:05:06] осталось.
[01:05:10] And a year later, the standards and banners
[01:05:13] of the German troops were thrown at the foot
[01:05:16] of the Mausoleum, and a few years later
[01:05:20] a Russian man flew into
[01:05:23] space.
[01:05:37] That's why I propose, without breaking
[01:05:41] our tradition,
[01:05:44] while the special military operation is underway,
[01:05:48] to raise a glass with you, my dear
[01:05:50] viewers, for
[01:05:54] victory, for our
[01:05:58] victory.
[01:06:53] It doesn't matter what Grinkevich says, it's a bunch of
[01:06:55] words, that is, as it often happens, generals talk
[01:06:58] absolute nonsense, because... what phrase are we going to say here now, well, what, where
[01:07:02] did they show themselves? In a war with
[01:07:05] even a relatively comparable, at least by some
[01:07:09] criteria, opponent, like Iran, America could no longer show anything,
[01:07:13] that is, America more or less successfully showed itself, as sandrich
[01:07:16] likes, powerful groups
[01:07:19] of ships approached, well, this
[01:07:23] is American military education, well, so what
[01:07:25] they approached, like Afghanistan, Iraq for decades,
[01:07:28] powerful ships departed, when their sewage system starts to fail,
[01:07:32] they don't know what to do, so all this performance from the Korean
[01:07:36] War, from the Vietnam War, which the Americans already lost outright, not
[01:07:40] losing a single battle, yet...
[01:08:12] them. Iraq was used by Americans for a long time to wage war with
[01:08:16] Iran, and the French supplied a lot
[01:08:20] of what is now considered absolutely forbidden, the Americans
[01:08:23] supplied them with weapons, absolutely correct, African
[01:08:26] countries, Latin American
[01:08:29] countries, what is victory, well, they kidnapped Maduro
[01:08:32] and it became easier, it did
[01:08:35] not, they once dealt with Panama, and
[01:08:39] now they have to say, oh, there are Chinese, oh, let's... we'll do something,
[01:08:42] well, they'll do it now, and what will happen in a year, a different
[01:08:46] concept, a completely different life, so all
[01:08:49] these NATO theories, all these notions, all these
[01:08:52] forgetfulness, they are meaningless, the economy
[01:08:56] is what matters, when Trump says: I don't
[01:08:59] care what you think about the diesel
[01:09:02] deal, because it's only less than 7 billion,
[01:09:06] but you European scumbags, did you pay
[01:09:09] 267 or whatever billion to the Russians? despite
[01:09:13] the fact that you supposedly have sanctions, he says, stop lying,
[01:09:17] stop,
[01:09:20] that's it, and if you stop lying, then what
[01:09:23] next, Europeans, who don't understand what to do at all, well,
[01:09:27] listen, when the Prime Minister of Great Britain first
[01:09:31] declares, no, well, listen, it's absolutely,
[01:09:34] absolutely obvious that there was Russian interference in the elections, good,
[01:09:38] that is, then Brexit must be canceled, then I understand that Andy Borne uttered some
[01:09:42] nonsense.
[01:11:16] stop making us laugh, because, well, it's such
[01:11:19] a decline in intellectual level, you are
[01:11:23] a disgrace to British politics, which once gave
[01:11:26] the world sophisticated subtle minds,
[01:11:30] capable of building beautiful schemes, you have turned
[01:11:34] into pathetic nobodies, well, and of course I cannot but
[01:11:38] agree with Jeffrey Sachs, I will remind
[01:11:41] you again, I really like Jeffrey Sachs, because he is
[01:11:44] hated by the Scottish economist, Anatoly Chubais,
[01:11:48] a simple Scottish name,
[01:11:50] Anatoly.
[01:11:53] European leaders are the worst I have seen in
[01:11:56] recent decades, and the weaker they are, the
[01:12:00] more they bark. So, the loudest voices are the three
[01:12:03] Baltic states, tiny countries with a
[01:12:07] significant Russian-speaking minority, they spew
[01:12:10] hatred towards Russia every day.
[01:12:13] This is very surprising, but it is not a survival instinct. I
[01:12:16] advised Estonia, one of the Baltic countries. I advised
[01:12:20] the Soviet government, I advised the Russian
[01:12:23] government, I advised the Ukrainian government.
[01:12:26] I do not support either side in this conflict, I advocate only for peace
[01:12:30] and existence. I do not approach this issue from
[01:12:34] an ideological position. I have worked very hard to help
[01:12:37] the Baltic states and Poland join the European Union, but their
[01:12:41] behavior causes.
[01:12:55] behave terribly, they scream, they spew
[01:12:58] hatred towards Russia, they think that the United States will save
[01:13:01] them one day, but that will not happen. If we
[01:13:05] continue to escalate, a nuclear war may well begin, this is not
[01:13:08] beyond the impossible, it is certainly not beyond
[01:13:12] the impossible. These people may not know any history
[01:13:16] that I have seen with my own eyes, perhaps they don't care,
[01:13:19] perhaps they have listened to propaganda for long enough, which considered
[01:13:23] us pure evil, but the truth is
[01:13:27] that they are provoking an escalation of the conflict
[01:13:30] now, yes, in this, Nikolay, you have long warned about
[01:13:33] the British, you cannot trust the British, even the dead, it is better to kick
[01:13:37] them to make sure they are not pretending, although we
[01:13:41] wish a cheerful and joyful life to all Britons who do not
[01:13:44] support their government,
[01:13:47] please, well, I would like to start today not about
[01:13:51] the British, because this is Russia's historical adversary.
[01:13:56] about diesel diplomacy, I think that this
[01:13:59] term will definitely go down in history
[01:14:03] along with ping-pong diplomacy,
[01:14:07] and looking at the agreements that were reached between the President
[01:14:10] of Russia and the President of the United States of America, I want to say that
[01:14:14] this agreement is much more political than
[01:14:17] economic, well, let's start, as they say, with
[01:14:20] figures. Donald Trump said that the volume of diesel
[01:14:24] that... supplies 300, 500
[01:14:28] and a million, that is 1,800
[01:14:31] thousand barrels, I went and looked at the statistics,
[01:14:35] ton, yes, I made sure that, strictly speaking, the United
[01:14:38] States of America is the largest exporter in 2025
[01:14:42] of this very diesel, and in order not
[01:14:45] to bore our esteemed viewers with numbers, I want to say
[01:14:48] that the volume that Trump was talking about is completely small
[01:14:52] for the United States of America, which themselves...
[01:15:55] which is programmed by the mass media, the invisible
[01:15:58] hand of the market, which keeps the price of diesel high in the United
[01:16:02] States of America, so he needs to break this
[01:16:05] situation, and he says: look, I
[01:16:09] buy diesel from Russia, why from Russia, because Russia
[01:16:12] has diesel, because it's good diesel, because Putin is a good
[01:16:16] president, I can agree with him, and then many, many reasons, but he
[01:16:20] demonstrates the possibility of changing the situation and demonstrates
[01:16:24] it... to the average American, to the mass media,
[01:16:27] which in America need something to attach to in order to
[01:16:31] change the agenda, and he gives this chance, Russia
[01:16:34] helps the United States of America, and Donald
[01:16:37] Trump demonstrates political flexibility, well,
[01:16:41] it seems to me that the political advantages for Trump are absolutely obvious, while
[01:16:45] the volume of diesel that is sent to the United States of America is not
[01:16:49] critical for the American economy, this seems to me an important point
[01:16:52] that I actually don't know. because at the
[01:16:55] moment when it comes, they say up to a quarter of consumption, there is
[01:16:58] a certain type of fuel, for a certain type of tasks, here it is always
[01:17:02] important to just look not at abstract nomenclature,
[01:17:05] but quite specifically, what it goes to, what it affects, because
[01:17:09] Trump would not have gone for it just like that, that is, Trump needed
[01:17:13] exactly this brand, exactly at these times, exactly for these purposes, that
[01:17:17] is, the overall volume does not play a role here, but even more he
[01:17:20] needs events, in the United States of America is coming.
[01:17:55] we have talked about this repeatedly, they are trying to take
[01:17:58] control of oil flows in different parts
[01:18:01] of the world, from whom will those who want to buy diesel
[01:18:05] buy it, because Russian diesel... was bought by the United
[01:18:08] States of America, this means that those who need diesel will
[01:18:12] buy it from the United States of America,
[01:18:15] the weight of the United States of America increases in this situation,
[01:18:19] at least in the short
[01:18:48] diesel, so to speak, headfirst, deeply, right? further, regarding
[01:18:52] the European piggy bank, in translation
[01:18:54] from economic diesel language to political language, this
[01:18:58] means that Europeans, having opened, at Trump's
[01:19:01] call or at Trump's insistence, these granaries of the homeland,
[01:19:05] will find themselves in a situation where they are even more...
[01:19:37] weakness, when for a long time European politicians told us about
[01:19:41] that Europe is dependent on Russia and
[01:19:44] it shouldn't be dependent on Russia, then they very quickly created
[01:19:47] dependence on the United States of America and didn't think to create
[01:19:51] such diversification, when they would buy from us, they would buy from
[01:19:55] the USA. Now a few words about what Russia gets. Well,
[01:19:58] the most obvious thing to say is that the United States of America, one of the initiators
[01:20:02] of sanctions, is lifting one of the sectors of sanctions,
[01:20:06] that's good. Further, this is an example for
[01:20:09] others, whether they will follow this example or not
[01:20:12] follow, that's a completely different question, but nevertheless,
[01:20:15] today there is such a panic in Europe and Ukraine, simply because
[01:20:19] the United States of America is lifting sanctions from Russia, and
[01:20:23] I remind you that on October 18, that is in a few days, the deadline expires
[01:20:27] by which Donald Trump must impose sanctions against Russia, according to this
[01:20:31] bill on abbatial sanctions, that is, at the moment when sanctions need to be
[01:20:34] imposed, the United States is lifting sanctions.
[01:25:50] was incredibly rude, although speechwriters wrote his speech,
[01:25:54] which tried to avoid corners, but this explanation is absolutely
[01:25:57] remarkable, we cannot hold elections, because before the Russians only
[01:26:01] bombed us at night, and now they
[01:26:04] bomb us during the day, and during the day, it's impossible
[01:26:06] to hold, well, apparently the election campaign,
[01:26:09] the main voting, therefore there will be no elections, that's
[01:26:13] why at the first meeting
[01:26:17] there were these two speakers and there was also such a
[01:26:20] chairperson, I don't remember the name, Polish, well, apparently a professor from
[01:26:24] some university, who said that we still have a plan
[01:26:28] for victory, after lunch the American general will speak, who will tell what the military thinks, but
[01:26:32] we politicians also have a plan for victory, so the plan of peremoha
[01:26:35] of Zelensky immediately came to mind, which was proposed exactly
[01:26:38] one year ago in October 2024, there
[01:26:42] were several key points, point one, the most important, Ukraine's
[01:26:45] entry into NATO, and point two is
[01:26:49] everything related to the supply
[01:26:52] of long-range weapons that can be used for strikes
[01:26:55] deep into the country, point three was formulated so vaguely,
[01:26:59] well, in general, its essence is clear: the deployment of NATO troops in
[01:27:03] Ukraine, and point four, absolutely unambiguous
[01:27:06] sanctions, this was 2 years ago, of these points, if anything
[01:27:10] grew, then regarding long-range weapons, Ukrainians indeed
[01:27:13] received from their sponsors in Europe those very planes or
[01:27:17] drones that
[01:27:43] diesel, that's when today both Saks and
[01:27:46] you spoke about intellectual.
[01:27:49] will
[01:28:39] work. We will take them. We just have some left over from the previous conference
[01:28:43] bottles of Riga balsam and we will throw them into
[01:28:46] orbit. And that will solve everything.
[01:29:02] today held, as she believes, a wonderful meeting
[01:29:05] of her, COREPER, it's called,
[01:29:08] representatives of European Union countries, who agreed to
[01:29:12] new sanctions being imposed, the twenty-second round,
[01:29:15] she has such logic, look,
[01:29:18] when they ask, well, how many times can it be 22 times the same thing,
[01:29:22] she says, no, you don't understand, sanctions inflicted damage on the Russian Federation
[01:29:25] of 1 trillion euros, and can you imagine if for this trillion euros
[01:29:29] you bought the first, second, and third, then it would be even
[01:29:33] worse for us, this is the logic of the European, where did she get a trillion
[01:29:36] euros from, listen, well, the hypothesis that Kaja Kallas is telling the truth, we
[01:29:40] will not check, why a trillion, what should be regretted, 20
[01:29:44] trillion, 50 trillion, I think that for her a trillion is
[01:29:47] such an amount that she does not realize, she has not only not yet
[01:29:50] stolen, yes, yes, yes, therefore, well, by the way, in this sense, the Prime Minister
[01:29:54] of Georgia made a very good joke about the fact that she is, of course, a famous
[01:29:58] diplomat, but she will not find Georgia on the map, I think he is right...
[01:30:02] absolutely true, indeed, she
[01:30:33] whole situation around the contacts between Vladimir Putin and Donald
[01:30:36] Trump, yes, if you look at the pros and cons,
[01:30:40] this is an important situation, so I think a lot more will be said about this, to try to break down the pros and cons
[01:30:44] a little, well, first, the American president
[01:30:47] appeals to Russia for support before the parliamentary
[01:30:51] elections, honestly, I have never heard or seen
[01:30:54] such a thing in history, but this is objectively true, because
[01:30:58] I don't think that, so to speak, this diesel is just some trifle for him.
[01:31:02] No, he actually made a deal with Canada to purchase
[01:31:05] diesel, yes, he did so with the Canadian prime minister, as it were, with whom he recently
[01:31:09] generally promised to annex to the US and so on and so forth, he needs it,
[01:31:13] he really needs it, because there are few trump cards, actually, yes,
[01:31:16] and it is necessary, so to speak, to give something to these elections,
[01:31:19] the situation for him is quite difficult, so whom did he
[01:31:23] turn to for help, however you want to put it, but he turned to
[01:31:26] Russia for help, Trump is certainly risking, because we remember how long he was accused of
[01:31:30] Russia and Putin supporting him in the elections, in those elections, so to speak, in
[01:31:34] the last elections, well, nevertheless, it is so, I honestly
[01:31:38] don't remember such a precedent, yes, the second regarding
[01:31:41] precedents, as was correctly noted, yes, a precedent has been created, well,
[01:31:45] absolutely, so to speak, for an outrageous violation of its own sanctions, yes, and if this
[01:31:48] precedent exists, then in general, many others can also
[01:31:52] follow it, for example, countries that may not be directly part of the
[01:31:55] core of the Euro-Atlantic bloc, but those who joined there, because they were
[01:31:59] pressured, well, like South Korea, listen, if...
[01:32:32] well, in fact, of course, you have principles, but you need diesel, yes, this is
[01:32:36] a serious, serious blow, you know, to this whole pompous construction, so
[01:32:39] to speak, the West fights for freedom, democracy, it
[01:32:43] only promotes it, so to speak, and so on and so forth, well, and now I need
[01:32:46] diesel, as it were, yes, I have elections now, so to speak, so everything, well, screw all your
[01:32:50] talk, so to speak, all this I put in the grave and so on and so forth, yes, of course, this is
[01:32:54] rhetoric, but this rhetoric largely disavows many things
[01:32:58] that the West ideologically builds, of course, Europe can say, this is
[01:33:01] democracy and freedom, but this is all because of
[01:33:05] Trump, he is such a, so to speak, freak there or something like that, so
[01:33:09] that's how it is, but nevertheless, it's a fact, it's a fact, as it were, yes, and however
[01:33:12] you want, as it were, yes, this will play out, further, of course, the fact that there is
[01:33:16] contact between the American and Russian presidents, and it is, well, let's not say
[01:33:20] too constructive, but rather,
[01:33:23] rather, so to speak, such, they treat each other with sufficient
[01:33:27] understanding, that is also certainly good, it is better than a complete blockade, as it were, yes, and
[01:33:31] generally no one would...
[01:34:15] that he is focusing on Zelensky, but the question of the elections themselves,
[01:34:18] by the way, he is a leader, then he doesn't say president, he says leader and so on and so
[01:34:21] forth, but the question of the elections themselves, honestly, I would not have taken
[01:34:25] it for granted, why? Well, because in fact,
[01:34:29] elections are such a thing, so to speak, yes, who talked about elections?
[01:34:32] Well, a change of leader, Trump didn't talk about elections, well, he talked about
[01:34:36] a change of leader, change leader, so to speak, that's how, that's how he said it, a new
[01:34:40] leader is needed, I said, Ukraine needs a new leader, so don't try to run in the
[01:34:43] elections. Well, I'm telling you that we don't
[01:34:47] need elections under Zelensky, it may be paradoxical,
[01:34:50] but imagine, if Zelensky remains, so to speak,
[01:34:54] in charge of the situation, elections happen, suddenly he
[01:34:56] wins, it's not how, so to speak, they vote that matters, but how they count,
[01:35:00] and what did you want, you wanted elections,
[01:35:03] you get them, Trump didn't say that I want elections, but I'm not saying this
[01:35:07] for Trump, Ukraine needs a new leader, I'm not saying this for
[01:35:10] Trump, I'm saying this in the context of discussing possible elections.
[01:35:45] conditionally speaking, also this, you know, some kind of playing someone else's legitimist game
[01:35:48] about elections, that now this tra-ta-ta, we ourselves can step on the
[01:35:52] rake, which will hit us right on the forehead, they will say, you wanted a legitimate president, you
[01:35:55] will get him, you will get him, and he will only confirm his powers, as it were, and then he will say,
[01:35:59] yes, all these things can be developed very well, therefore,
[01:36:03] the liquidation of Zelensky is one thing, elections under Zelensky is
[01:36:06] another, I personally like the first point more, yes, and the fact that Trump
[01:36:10] concentrates on his surname, like everyone else, yes, and this is to the question, by
[01:36:13] the way, to the question of the personality in history, yes, when we, so
[01:36:17] to speak, discussed all these things for a long time, yes, I heard many times, what will it
[01:36:20] change, what will it give, well, it will change and it will give, in fact,
[01:36:24] yes, not everything, not everything will be decided, but something will be
[01:36:27] decided, and the fact that everything revolves around this surname, as it were, yes, they themselves
[01:36:31] overloaded him with powers, so to speak, yes, some kind of weight, the fact that
[01:36:34] many different stories revolve around this surname, is also obvious, these stories can
[01:36:38] be eliminated simultaneously, as it were, yes, with the liquidation, so to speak, of the person, like what
[01:36:42] there, where, I don't know, send to a sanatorium, I don't necessarily mean... so to speak, to act
[01:36:46] cruelly, but nevertheless, I think we should
[01:36:49] also remember this, among the minuses, but
[01:36:52] obviously, this can turn into a waste simply because Europe, Zelensky, and everyone
[01:36:56] else will just talk it away, Trump needs a story with diesel
[01:37:00] before the elections, he wants to implement it, he
[01:37:03] wants to present it, what will happen next, to a large extent, may turn out
[01:37:07] to be meaningless for him, or depending on what the elections will be like,
[01:37:11] so all this, it seems to me, now Zelensky with Europe will be
[01:37:14] doing exactly this. to make sure it all, let him drag it out, if he needs it so much, let him
[01:37:18] drag it out until November 4, and then still make it a waste,
[01:37:22] well, and Trump will be able to say, as usual, well, I said, so to speak, I gave my word,
[01:37:25] I took it back and so on and so forth, the second, as it were, yes, important story, it is more important for us
[01:37:29] in a strategic sense, this is still the problem of our air defense, because it is clear that from
[01:37:33] the side, as it were, yes, they will say, well, they cannot solve their problems without
[01:37:37] the American president, they depend on the American president, well, if
[01:37:40] he does something, then so on and so forth, the question of
[01:37:44] air defense.
[01:38:15] it will be so, it won't be, that's another question, as it were, yes, they start from what they
[01:38:18] see, analyze the situation, and based on that, they build their
[01:38:22] plans, so these questions, and air defense, the second, so
[01:38:25] to speak, yes, this is, of course, again, everything, whether you want it or not, but the factor of nuclear
[01:38:29] weapons, they are strategically important, because in fact,
[01:38:32] all these plans will sooner or later run into the reality or unreality of using nuclear
[01:39:12] please look, so, comrades, so
[01:39:15] to speak, the strategy, the situation that is unfolding today in France around migrant
[01:39:19] riots, the fact is that these are not migrant riots, these are not migrant
[01:39:22] riots, these are riots of citizens of France,
[01:39:24] naturalized in the first.
[01:39:57] spiritual, cultural, historical prerequisites will govern
[01:40:00] the country, therefore illegal migration, control over it is
[01:40:04] undoubtedly important, but keep in mind a simple thing, in France, it is not
[01:40:07] migrants who are rioting, in France, it is naturalized
[01:40:10] in the first, second, third generations, children
[01:40:13] of migrants, who don't care about all
[01:40:17] the wonderful European methods, cultural integration
[01:40:20] programs, benefit payments and so on and so forth, and the French
[01:40:24] and Europeans have long lulled themselves with pictures that they
[01:40:27] cannot solve this problem, it's just that it was several decades ago,
[01:40:31] this, it seems to me, is an extremely important story, which
[01:46:34] president Putin, who said that everyone who is here, everyone who is in the SVO zone
[01:46:38] are all heroes, comrade.
[01:47:31] society and various, so to speak, public groups, well, American soldiers are very
[01:47:35] similar to ours, for example, I was pleased.
[01:47:38] they said, there you go,
[01:49:22] fine, in Iraq, they solved this problem, they did, in principle
[01:49:25] they started on March 23, on April 9 they entered
[01:49:29] Baghdad, that's it, they solved the problem, the regime was overthrown,
[01:49:32] further, please, do your politics, build a
[01:49:36] program, make it democratic,
[01:49:39] they only entered
[01:49:42] Baghdad, during the day they were masters in Baghdad, but in the evenings
[01:50:14] was practically historically proven to be an unfulfilled
[01:50:18] task, they are not going to build anything anywhere, they are destroying,
[01:50:21] they are going to.
[01:50:50] I just looked at what General Grenevich said, yes, Alexius
[01:50:53] Grenevich, I, of course, understand him,
[01:50:56] inasmuch as, on the one hand, a person who
[01:50:59] has now found himself, well, in a politically difficult situation,
[01:51:03] let's say, Hagel lowered the European Command, in
[01:51:06] the old days among Americans, it was considered one of the main,
[01:51:10] key ones, this is a four-star general. Hagel comes and says:
[01:51:14] no, now this is a secondary theater for us,
[01:51:17] so he will remain a three-star general, but he is
[01:51:21] Lieutenant General Greeneway.
[01:51:52] and we will win, so, strictly speaking, he
[01:51:56] voiced such a political decision at its core, which he
[01:52:00] came and voiced, he had to say something, he said,
[01:52:03] given that all Europeans are now discussing the issue and it's
[01:52:07] no coincidence that Vladimir Shulzevich brought up the idea that
[01:52:11] Europeans are discussing their space grouping,
[01:52:14] they are discussing the early warning system, they need
[01:52:17] all of this, the question here is, of course, very serious, where will the
[01:52:21] money for all this come from?
[01:53:02] will Europe be able to bear these sacrifices? I don't think so,
[01:53:05] so their main task now is why do you think not, if throughout
[01:53:09] the centuries it was yes, well now, at
[01:53:12] least the situation of Europe has already changed and
[01:53:16] Europeans demand, what
[01:53:19] Europeans, what do they not demand of the population?
[01:54:31] Yes, it's no coincidence, I also believe that somewhere either France
[01:54:35] or Germany, because Germany refused Macron, because
[01:54:38] he has nuclear weapons, Germany refused to develop a tank with the
[01:54:42] French, first a plane, now a common tank
[01:54:46] refused, so
[01:54:49] that there is a struggle between these two powers, undoubtedly
[01:54:52] each of them wants to be a power, yes, Macron now has
[01:54:56] an advantage, because he has nuclear weapons, this is
[01:54:59] undoubtedly, therefore it is quite possible that indeed
[01:55:03] France can regain this, although.
[01:55:35] Europe has potential, but they need to sort things out within
[01:55:38] themselves now, will a united Europe be preserved, or will
[01:55:42] it be Europe
[01:55:45] that was not united, I remind you that Napoleon
[01:55:49] Bonaparte united Europe, which hated him with fire and
[01:55:52] sword, and was able to bring against us,
[01:55:56] as it was called, the thirteen-nation
[01:56:09] came together, this is despite the fact that in Spain there were up to
[01:56:11] half a million, which ultimately led to the absolute
[01:56:15] exhaustion of the male population of France, not only the economy, but at
[01:56:19] the same time they united, they hated before that, they fought, but
[01:56:23] they united, Europe has experience of such a kind of forced
[01:56:26] unification, they did not unite, they
[01:56:29] submitted, let's remember
[01:56:32] the St. Petersburg direction.
[01:56:35] Germany submitted voluntarily
[01:56:49] each, de facto, each country had its own SS
[01:56:52] legion, each, even those that formally
[01:56:56] related somehow so, therefore, do not
[01:56:59] need to draw another Europe, Europe is a terrible
[01:57:02] predator, always aimed against us. Here, the fact that it
[01:57:06] is aimed against us and the fact that, so to speak, now
[01:57:09] the unifying motive for creating a defensive alliance against
[01:57:13] us for the Brussels bureaucracy is, this is the main
[01:57:16] motive, the main reason and the possibility
[01:57:19] of generally preserving a united Europe in its current form, in
[01:57:23] which it exists, this is only the creation of some military-political
[01:57:27] alliance, the transfer from national states, powers in
[01:57:31] the sphere of foreign policy and defense,
[01:58:16] not to look now, but for now, to see threats in
[01:58:19] the near historical perspective, well, the
[01:58:22] near historical perspective, that's 2029, actually
[01:58:25] this figure, it just appears. I won't reveal to you, so to speak,
[01:58:28] везде, ну, наверное, я не открою вам, так сказать,
[01:58:32] a big secret, so to speak, not a diplomatic one. not a philosophical one,
[01:58:36] that 2029 is the year of the arrival of a Democratic president in the United States
[01:58:39] of America, they are all building up to this. Andy Burn, well,
[01:58:43] what, in 2019 we will think about returning to the
[01:58:45] European Union. Yes, so to speak, there is also a Carney Plan, by the way,
[01:58:49] which, so to speak, is a little bit perpendicular to
[01:58:53] what this Grynkevich was stating, the same 2029
[01:58:56] year, well, and so to speak,
[01:58:59] by the way, this meeting in Poland, which was held there, of course,
[01:59:03] was an absolutely empty report.
[01:59:05] well, the victory plan itself, we don't know, because
[01:59:09] even Bloomberg allegedly has it, but we
[01:59:13] won't tell you why, I don't know why,
[01:59:15] but this is
[01:59:19] affair, and the third pillar of this affair, released right
[01:59:22] before these weekends, is Fareed Zakaria's
[01:59:26] latest film, he usually releases such films
[01:59:29] for important things, he said there, Putin, I
[01:59:33] remember Trump...
[02:00:17] the first one was strong exactly because she knew how to create
[02:00:21] alliances, that's actually all of America's strength, that
[02:00:25] is, all this, America First - it's all absolute nonsense,
[02:00:29] which needs to be fought, we understand, yes, that in
[02:00:32] general, in principle, perhaps,
[02:00:35] the feelings of those people who voted for Trump, well guys, so to speak, come to your senses,
[02:00:38] come to your senses so that there is no world war, so that we, so to speak,
[02:00:42] because we would be speaking German or Japanese in
[02:00:46] World War II.
[02:00:47] the 18th In fact, if they hadn't won, they wouldn't
[02:00:49] be speaking German, if the vote had gone differently, in any case,
[02:00:53] there is its own historical moment, the end of
[02:00:56] century, yes, at the end of the 18th century, yes, the number
[02:00:59] of German-speaking Americans even exceeded the number
[02:01:02] of English-speakers, the most, by the way, there, the number, if you take
[02:01:06] white Americans, the ethnicity of these white Americans is very
[02:01:09] much German from different German enclaves, even
[02:01:13] Trump, Trump, yes, even Trump's grandfather was a Trump, yes, so to speak.
[02:02:53] states, but an American company that will take it for itself, well, it will sell it somewhere, what's
[02:02:57] the difference? Trump specifically said that it is for the American and international
[02:03:00] market. From the point of view of money, well,
[02:03:04] yes, well, in general, probably, so
[02:03:06] to speak, if we talk about the sum, then probably, no
[02:03:10] one in their right mind would refuse
[02:03:14] it, but as I calculated, this is if it's a good configuration. four
[02:03:18] Boeing 737 MAX8, well,
[02:03:21] not much, no, no, no, if you count, it's almost 7
[02:03:24] billion, well, that's very good for solving many of our problems,
[02:03:27] 300,000 tons - that's about 450 million, no, no,
[02:03:31] excuse me, the total deal is 1,800,800,
[02:03:34] 1.8 million, yes, but that's when I, look, there's another very
[02:03:37] important point here, if we look at this realistically, if we look at it
[02:03:41] in reality, Congress stood up as one on Sunday, that is, now
[02:03:44] when we only... Congress is trying to disrupt this. They will disrupt it,
[02:03:48] that is, 3,000 more may
[02:03:51] be, but I think that Trump did not
[02:03:55] count on selling this partially, well, certainly not, I think, this is my private opinion, that
[02:03:59] from our point of view, well, besides the good
[02:04:01] disposition towards a person who, after all, unlike Ursula, there, Merkel,
[02:04:05] Macron, all this other scum, did not say
[02:04:08] anything bad about our president and country, that's also,
[02:04:12] you know, like Pavlov's dog, he said
[02:04:15] Putin is a reptile, you won't get diesel, he didn't say.
[02:04:47] a curious statement, by the way, the configuration in the Republican party, they
[02:04:51] are much more actively against this deal than even the Democrats.
[02:04:55] six senators who wrote a letter to Trump demanding
[02:04:58] an immediate change of course, how many of them were re-elected
[02:05:02] - someone from them is re-elected, these four
[02:05:05] Republicans are not re-elected, no, but they, yes, they
[02:05:08] are doing well, but
[02:05:11] look, the situation is like this, a Trumpist one, but
[02:05:15] how many of them were re-elected,
[02:05:18] and that is, they, yes, they are sitting, but I think that this
[02:05:21] is already actually the picture, who will be elected
[02:05:25] where from whom is already clear, elections -
[02:05:28] this deal will not save them. on the stock exchange, then,
[02:05:32] accordingly, there was a sharp fall in diesel prices,
[02:05:35] more precisely, futures for November, for November
[02:05:38] diesel, and there was almost minus 10% on
[02:05:41] Sunday, now 7% has been recovered, I assure you, by mid-
[02:05:44] week, so to
[02:07:30] do you really consider Trump emotional? Trump,
[02:07:33] of course, in some matters he is very emotional, it's impossible to have such a
[02:07:36] psychological type and not be emotional, especially the benefit of the deal,
[02:07:40] hatred for Zelensky, well, his hatred for Zelensky has always been there, listen, hatred
[02:07:44] for Zelensky has always been there, the question here is different, the sharp one
[02:07:48] did not allow himself such offensive expressions towards such, no such,
[02:07:51] indeed, he has become bolder, bolder, but what do you want, if
[02:07:55] after February 28, 2025,
[02:07:58] after this skirmish, yes, when Trump said everything,
[02:08:02] well, it turns out he has excellent relations with Zelensky, now
[02:08:06] curiously, so to speak, the situation is such that since Trump has little time left and
[02:08:09] the elections, so to speak, well, how little, two more years, yes, two
[02:08:13] more years, yes, so to speak, well, you see, he has become bolder,
[02:08:15] Zelensky needs to survive them, and Trump
[02:08:18] needs to survive them, everyone needs to survive them, I say,
[02:08:22] a very interesting situation has developed here, well, again, this is not a question
[02:08:26] about summer diesel, there, so to speak, winter,
[02:10:00] he gives him the right, no, he did not violate it, this is Andrey Anatolievich, again,
[02:10:03] inattentive reading of American laws
[02:10:06] leads to errors, any sanctions law, the 2022
[02:10:10] law that senators refer to, assumes the right of the President of the United States
[02:10:14] to lift
[02:11:12] hybrid warfare, now there's a new term shadow warfare, shadow,
[02:11:16] hybrid, shadow, and, but I agree with him, he
[02:11:19] said that there was no such intensity of confrontation
[02:11:23] even in the worst times of the Cold War, I would say
[02:11:26] hopeless, hopeless, when
[02:11:29] Europe, no matter what happens, no matter what signals come from
[02:11:33] Washington from the front line, it
[02:11:36] only responds by strengthening anti-Russian rhetoric and
[02:11:39] actions, they have a plan, that's it, we must understand their...
[02:12:21] neither in France, nor in Germany, nor in other countries, despite the
[02:12:25] obvious political crisis, which crossed the borders of one
[02:12:28] country, engulfed the entire European Union, they will not do it, they have one
[02:12:32] light at the end of the tunnel, victory over Russia and specifically
[02:12:36] victory over Putin, they now have another
[02:12:39] round of Russophobia, you can just see how...
[02:13:42] to kill, then Russia, means, invades, interferes in
[02:13:46] elections, then Russia is to blame for the victory of the alternative for
[02:13:49] Germany, with this victory of the alternative for Germany, they have gone crazy, so,
[02:13:53] here I am carefully watching what their alleged analysts say,
[02:13:56] leading federal media in Germany,
[02:13:59] what are the versions, why did the alternative win, well, among
[02:14:03] other things, it turns out, you will be surprised, those who remember the Soviet
[02:14:06] Union and the GDR, that in the GDR there was no
[02:14:09] denazification, it turns out in the FRG. SS men,
[02:14:24] Nazis were released, but in the GDR they allegedly did not even want to
[02:14:27] admit it, and look, they say, after all, East
[02:14:31] Germany voted for Hitler much more actively than
[02:14:34] West Germany, this is complete nonsense, no, there was
[02:14:38] a moment, many voted, they first take the March elections,
[02:14:41] why so...
[02:15:25] it was called Waldeck, it was already part of Prussia, now it's
[02:15:28] the territory of Lower Saxony and Hesse, there it's more than 70%, so it's not
[02:15:32] East Germany at all, they're just openly lying, I'm still waiting for them to
[02:15:36] say that these are all canned goods that Vladimir
[02:15:39] Putin left during his service in the GDR,
[02:15:43] these agents he recruited, this network has now been exposed and is actively
[02:15:47] operating, what a blast happened there in connection with
[02:15:51] the participation of former Chancellor Schroeder in Vladimir
[02:15:54] Putin's birthday. That is, here is another proof, they literally grab
[02:15:58] at everything, then what do they do, militaristic
[02:16:01] hysteria has reached a new level, they are trying
[02:16:05] to implement it into the daily lives of citizens, in
[02:16:08] Poland in the summer, now sirens are ringing again in
[02:16:12] cities, well, you are a Polish citizen, you are out of
[02:16:16] politics, you don't want to listen to all this, what they
[02:16:19] give you there, well, here's your siren,
[02:16:23] oh, they say directly, this is so that Polish society does not
[02:16:26] relax, and this, but this is psychological preparation,
[02:16:29] everything is also being conducted in Romania, Romania suddenly began
[02:16:33] mobilization measures, there
[02:16:35] 10. with its own camp and wagon, well, we
[02:16:39] remember how Romanians showed themselves in World War II, but nevertheless we
[02:16:43] understand that this is a very big country, not to mention how
[02:16:46] they are trying to use the Romanian Orthodox Church against the Russian
[02:16:50] Orthodox Church, stating, here it is, in fact,
[02:16:53] the largest Orthodox Church.
[02:17:00] but this is also being discussed, sponsored in fact a hybrid campaign in
[02:17:04] social networks against Russia, increasing Russophobia, and in those
[02:17:07] countries where Russia's authority is very great, where
[02:17:11] traditionally Russia was treated well, everything is exactly what they
[02:17:14] accuse us of, they do themselves, look what kind of paid
[02:17:18] company it is now, and not only in social networks, but it
[02:17:21] is supported, for example, by large British media similar to...
[02:17:25] organizations in Georgia, they
[02:17:27] latched onto some incidents and are now
[02:17:31] conducting reports, investigations, all this is being thrown in,
[02:17:34] how a wave of Russophobia is growing in Georgia, and those protests
[02:17:37] that are happening inside the country, they are trying to reformat
[02:17:41] not into the Georgian domestic political agenda, but as anti-Russian
[02:17:45] demonstrations. Now I have already given an example, many Russian
[02:17:49] tourists come to Belarus, they are trying to latch on here too, such
[02:17:52] throws, someone was not served well somewhere in
[02:17:56] a store, someone said something wrong to someone, parked the
[02:17:59] car wrong, and they just raise a wave in social
[02:18:02] networks, and the experts are people who sit in
[02:18:06] Poland, in the Czech Republic, in Lithuania, and foreign agents who
[02:18:09] continue to reside in Russia, for some
[02:18:13] reason they also conduct their investigations, involving these
[02:18:16] experts, you know, how they build, this situation with the Volyn massacre
[02:18:20] happened, when the Polish-Ukrainian crisis
[02:18:24] reached incredible...
[02:18:55] interests ensure normal shipping in
[02:18:58] the Asia-Pacific region, said Chinese Foreign Minister
[02:19:02] Wang Yi at a meeting with Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai
[02:19:05] Patrushev. I would not be surprised if their asymmetric response
[02:19:08] will be another discussion on how to block the Baltic, that is, for them every
[02:19:12] time it causes
[02:19:14] a continuation of this, well, I can't call it hysteria, again, I see a certain
[02:19:18] plan behind it, for them all these Mercels, Scholzes,
[02:19:22] Macrons, Tusks, Schmusks are expendable material. This
[02:19:25] is that same deep state that we have
[02:19:28] talked about many times, these are large businesses and bosses, these are
[02:19:32] exactly the owners of those large arms corporations that are now
[02:19:36] actually, look what is happening, making huge
[02:19:39] profits, the German economy is suffering
[02:19:42] huge losses, automobile
[02:19:45] concerns are going bankrupt, we are talking about hundreds of thousands
[02:19:48] of people being fired, who benefits from this
[02:19:52] crisis, the arms companies.
[02:20:37] it exists, and that chains are being built, both industrial
[02:20:41] and financial, for the creation of new types of weapons, and most
[02:20:44] importantly, networked ones, this is already,
[02:20:47] they can refuse, for example, a sixth-generation fighter,
[02:20:51] but transfer money to a completely different direction, they are talking now
[02:20:55] about Eurodrones, yes, about swarming Eurodrones, this
[02:20:58] is a new program, who is in this program, there is
[02:21:01] France, there is Germany, there is Italy, which is abandoning
[02:21:05] some of its old arms projects, by the way, Switzerland,
[02:21:09] what is behind this, it is money, it is capital,
[02:21:12] it is the old and new European elite, which has bet
[02:21:16] on global systemic confrontation with Russia, they
[02:21:20] are not going to back down from this path, undoubtedly, now an advertisement, after it we will
[02:21:24] continue,
[02:23:21] many know that in fifty-four years, a nuclear
[02:23:25] test took place at the Totskoye training ground. Who will
[02:23:27] take this? Keller, Nadia Keller. My father spent his whole life
[02:23:31] doing this, collecting materials. And
[02:23:34] what of this is true? Everything. But I won't publish this article in full. And if I
[02:23:38] continue, this was now a resignation statement, I want to ask questions,
[02:23:41] not answer them, let people decide for themselves,
[02:23:44] half-life, October 15,
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[02:23:51] draws when buying from 100 rubles or goods from participants in Magnit u Doma,
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[02:24:00] care is worth more than
[02:24:01] money,
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[02:25:11] nothing happened to them, because every
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[02:25:25] Connect Sber protection services and participate in the
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[02:26:02] Who will take this? Nadia Keller. Half-life.
[02:26:05] October 15. Only. The
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[02:26:13] a new bag to match the color of the leaves of the dress for
[02:26:15] a date. On clothes and
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[02:26:41] show, yes, for
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[02:26:47] cashbacks, ruble rewards, ah...
[02:27:50] The Russian army has accumulated vast combat experience, showing what it means to be one of
[02:27:53] the world's leading armies, tactics are changing, weapons
[02:27:56] are being modernized, new technologies are being introduced, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are not
[02:28:00] keeping up with the improvement of our Geraniums, the Ministry of Defense has created
[02:28:03] a service for training military neural networks on real
[02:28:06] drone application materials. Combat experience
[02:28:09] becomes the basis for further modernization, and what has
[02:28:12] Kyiv achieved? Judging by Zelensky's latest statements, even
[02:28:15] political tricks have remained the same, he again demands
[02:28:19] 60.
[02:30:21] exactly on election day,
[02:30:24] this is a very important addition, yes, this is
[02:30:27] a very important addition, there are many more very
[02:30:30] clear, obvious, understandable signals, Zelensky
[02:30:33] has completely gone mad, this is good, he is terribly rude, rude to
[02:30:37] Trump, does he think that's it, that after
[02:30:41] November 4th Trump will turn into a pumpkin,
[02:30:44] no, Trump won't turn into a pumpkin, here's
[02:30:48] how interesting, now listen to what... Zelensky says,
[02:30:52] for example, about the fact that it's not
[02:30:55] for Trump to dictate who will be president, President Trump
[02:30:58] said that Ukraine needs a new president.
[02:31:11] Yes, we are in a state of war, and holding elections is
[02:31:14] indeed a difficult task, not only are they
[02:31:18] absolutely unsafe and contradict our laws, our
[02:31:21] constitution, but the main thing is the presence of security infrastructure
[02:31:25] for this, to give people the opportunity to vote,
[02:31:29] of course, it is up to Ukrainians to decide when to vote, how to do it. and
[02:31:32] to choose one person or another, but if
[02:31:35] I answer this question, I know that Putin would very much like to change
[02:31:39] the president in Ukraine, I understand that, and if President
[02:31:42] Trump really wants some changes during the elections, I
[02:31:46] also shared this with his team, please,
[02:31:49] tell Putin, give us 2 months, 60 days of a complete
[02:31:53] ceasefire, 60 days, and we will organize
[02:31:56] elections, we will be ready for any choice of
[02:31:59] ours, first, why does he talk about
[02:32:03] the will of the people, which he doesn't know how to express, besides, where did he find in
[02:32:07] the constitution a ban on presidential elections, he didn't read
[02:32:10] the constitution, third, Trump told him that a new leader is needed,
[02:32:13] what does Putin have to do with it, fourth, how can the president of Ukraine
[02:32:17] address the president of another country with a request
[02:32:20] to ensure the holding of elections on your territory, thereby you
[02:32:23] emphasize your illegitimacy and that you are not in control of the situation, despite the fact that
[02:32:27] you explained to everyone that you dictate to
[02:32:30] Russia when to hold them?
[02:33:02] will not conclude a deal with Ukraine for the supply of diesel fuel, with
[02:33:06] Ukraine, let's offer Ukraine a deal for the supply
[02:33:09] of diesel fuel, we influence whether these ships will
[02:33:13] sail the sea, we determine whether
[02:33:16] oil refineries will work, let's do it, for us
[02:33:20] electricity is important,
[02:33:22] wait a minute, first, you don't
[02:33:24] decide, the British who
[02:33:28] give back, the Americans, the British who
[02:33:31] give different...
[02:33:42] and what diesel do you have to conclude a diesel deal with you about what? you have no diesel of your own,
[02:33:46] you have no fleet to transport it, you have nothing, moreover,
[02:33:49] now we control the sea, and we
[02:33:53] destroy all ships that go towards Ukraine and
[02:33:56] that come from Ukraine, so what's the point of talking to you,
[02:34:00] you unfinished scoundrel again? you don't understand, it's so good
[02:34:04] that you're rude to Trump, it's so good that you're talking all this
[02:34:08] nonsense, although they warned you,
[02:34:11] don't do it, but you're a little drug addict, you don't understand
[02:34:14] that Trump will raise an eyebrow and you simply won't exist, no British
[02:34:18] security will help, because he will ask one question: where
[02:34:22] is the money, Vovchik, where's the cash?
[02:34:25] and you won't be able to answer anything, you stole it with your team,
[02:34:28] you stole it, you're a thief, an ordinary... trying to kill,
[02:34:49] that in Monaco, that in Spain, sometimes you
[02:34:53] succeed for a while, but imagine if
[02:34:56] suddenly Spain and Monaco, all these cases will start
[02:34:59] to be investigated by Americans,
[02:35:02] from Europeans, how quickly will they reach you and your
[02:35:05] minions? It's not by chance that several already say,
[02:35:09] four, four candidates, you are among
[02:35:19] Zelensky, I will return to his
[02:35:22] reasons, but the approach itself, yes, give us 60 days, we
[02:35:25] will hold elections. Did Russia give 60 days or some other amount, or
[02:35:29] at least one day, yes, and nothing, they held elections. Here, they showed
[02:35:33] you that it is possible in wartime
[02:35:35] время
[02:35:38] in regions that are subject to bombardments, shelling,
[02:35:42] raids by your drones,
[02:35:44] to conduct an electoral process. Yes, it is very difficult,
[02:35:47] indeed, but it is possible, it turns out. At the same time,
[02:35:50] the Constitution of Ukraine, you are right, Vladimirovich, absolutely does
[02:35:53] not prohibit the holding of elections
[02:35:57] for the President of Ukraine, that is, there are certain
[02:36:00] norms regarding elections to the Verkhovna Rada.
[02:36:03] during martial law, not a word about...