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[00:00:07] Hello, dear friends and comrades. Your favorite program,
[00:00:10] 60 Minutes on the Most Important, is on air. We start with breaking
[00:00:13] news. Donald Trump is convinced that Moscow and Kyiv
[00:00:17] are close to being ready to sign a peace deal. Literally at this
[00:00:20] moment in Washington. An incredible
[00:00:24] meeting is beginning. Melania Trump invited
[00:00:26] a Russian-Ukrainian group. From Russia, Kirill Dmitriev and...
[00:01:00] wants to completely kill the fuel
[00:01:03] agreement. Democratic Congressman Gregory
[00:01:06] Meeks has even prepared a bill that
[00:01:09] will officially prohibit Trump from buying
[00:01:12] Russian diesel. Trump's opponents also plan
[00:01:16] to resume arms supplies to Ukraine, contrary to the White
[00:01:20] House's position. The return of America to militaristic
[00:01:24] rails is awaited in Europe. Zelensky is becoming more impudent
[00:01:27] against this background. In an interview with ZDF, the leader of the Kyiv
[00:01:30] regime, in his usual boorish manner,
[00:01:34] stated that he now expects Washington to increase
[00:01:37] military and financial aid. He also openly
[00:01:40] insulted Elon Musk, a man
[00:01:44] whose will determines the combat capability of the AFU,
[00:01:47] for a moment, saying that the businessman cannot tell
[00:01:50] Ukraine what to do, and in general, too much
[00:01:53] power is concentrated in his hands. Will
[00:01:57] Democrats be able to change foreign policy?
[00:02:30] considers his enemies all over the world. It is quite obvious that he perceives
[00:02:33] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as one of those enemies. And
[00:02:37] today's results may encourage him with renewed vigor to try
[00:02:40] to force Ukraine to surrender.
[00:02:44] Donald Trump's first public appearance after the Republican defeat
[00:02:47] in the elections. The US President addresses the press at the construction site of the new
[00:02:51] White House banquet hall with a five-story underground
[00:02:54] complex. It is protected from missiles, drones, and bullets. Inspecting the fortified
[00:02:58] bunker, Trump stated that the complex... is designed to ensure
[00:03:02] absolute security during visits by Putin and
[00:03:05] Xi Jinping.
[00:03:07] This is structurally the most powerful building ever
[00:03:11] built. It was designed to ensure the president's
[00:03:15] security.
[00:03:18] If he hosts the President of China or Russia or anyone
[00:03:21] else, when they dine with two thousand
[00:03:25] guests, they are completely safe. It is absolutely
[00:03:28] invulnerable. In the Old World, they cling to any illusions.
[00:03:32] The head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, hopes that the renewed Congress
[00:03:35] will force the White House to increase pressure on
[00:03:38] Moscow.
[00:03:40] American voters have unequivocally declared their choice. I
[00:03:44] very much hope that the new composition of the US Congress will continue to firmly
[00:03:47] support Ukraine and significantly increase pressure on
[00:03:51] Russia. In conditions where military actions and economic
[00:03:54] uncertainty are only growing. Ukraine remains the frontline
[00:03:58] defense of all Europe.
[00:04:17] As for Ukraine, I am rather optimistic in the sense that
[00:04:21] now in Congress a more active dialogue will resume between both
[00:04:24] parties about what can be done together to support Ukraine. During
[00:04:28] the election campaign, the parties restrained themselves for a certain time.
[00:04:32] I know that in both chambers, in both parties, there are staunch supporters
[00:04:36] of Ukraine who absolutely clearly understand. This Russian
[00:04:39] aggressive war threatens the security and freedom not only
[00:04:42] of Europe, but of the United States of America itself. Therefore, I am confident that we
[00:04:46] will still find partners in America with whom we can closely
[00:04:49] cooperate.
[00:04:51] Trump's team, meanwhile, moved to direct pressure on Kyiv. Special envoy
[00:04:55] Steve Witkoff and the American president's son-in-law Jared Kushner held
[00:04:58] hour-and-a-half talks with Zelensky. Kyiv is again asking for
[00:05:02] missiles for the Patriot air defense system. Washington, meanwhile, states the
[00:05:05] need to achieve not a respite, but a cessation
[00:05:08] of the war once and for all. By
[00:05:11] direct instruction of President Trump, we are working diligently with all
[00:05:14] parties to find a path to lasting peace. Our focus
[00:05:18] is not only on ending this conflict, but on a broader
[00:05:21] security architecture necessary to ensure that hostilities
[00:05:25] never resume. We appreciate
[00:05:28] constructive dialogue with President Zelensky and his team.
[00:05:31] Following European capitals, Kyiv announced claims for
[00:05:35] new tranches. Zelensky said that the Democrats' victory and their control
[00:05:39] over both houses of Congress will lead to a sharp...
[00:06:12] statements are being made
[00:06:23] that Zelensky must either go to Moscow himself or call Putin, so expectations are extremely low. There is a clear feeling that all this is being pushed exclusively by the Americans, and Donald Trump may simply lose interest in this immediately after
[00:06:27] the midterm elections.
[00:06:30] Does this mean that Donald Trump will become an absolute lame
[00:06:33] duck? No, not at all. First of all, in foreign policy, he will continue to rule
[00:06:36] bypassing Congress, or at least he will try to do so.
[00:06:40] In Congress, of course, they will try to block everything that can be
[00:06:44] blocked, set guidelines and frameworks for the president to at least
[00:06:47] somehow rein him
[00:06:50] in. Politico is in a hurry to sober up
[00:06:53] Kyiv. Diplomats say that an attempt to celebrate victory for
[00:06:57] Ukraine is poisonous. The split in Washington by no means
[00:07:01] guarantees a flow of weapons, it comes to open skirmishes with
[00:07:05] Trump's entourage. In an interview with a German TV channel, Zelensky
[00:07:09] personally accuses Elon Musk of sympathy for Russian
[00:07:14] soldiers. We must be absolutely honest, we certainly don't like his attitude towards this
[00:07:18] war, when he worries about how Russia is losing
[00:07:21] soldiers.
[00:07:26] This is an aggressor, thank God they are losing soldiers who are in
[00:07:30] foreign territory, not on their
[00:07:31] own land.
[00:07:36] Thank God, otherwise they would have captured us from the very beginning, and then gone further into
[00:07:40] Europe, so I don't know if he's serious... If
[00:08:49] we don't complicate things, then ultimately, Ukraine is only concerned with one thing:
[00:08:53] who will provide us with more stable aid, and if it works with
[00:08:57] the help of Democrats in the US, those in power here in Kyiv will be
[00:09:00] fine with it; if it can be done with Republicans, they will be
[00:09:04] equally fine with it. From the people here I've spoken with,
[00:09:08] I've heard that they proceed from the following: no matter how these
[00:09:11] congressional elections end, Trump will try to rule bypassing
[00:09:14] Congress and do what he wants. Everything that
[00:09:18] is happening in the US today is unlikely to have a significant impact on
[00:09:21] American policy towards Ukraine.
[00:09:23] Украины.
[00:09:26] How closely are you following the results, and how do you think
[00:09:30] these elections will affect Ukraine?
[00:09:33] Any elections and changes in the United States, let's be honest,
[00:09:37] the United States is the biggest, strongest country in the world,
[00:09:40] which is why elections and changes in the US always affect any
[00:09:44] continent, every continent, which is why this
[00:09:47] will affect Ukraine.
[00:09:51] The New York Times writes: Trump views the Ukrainian conflict
[00:09:54] exclusively as an annoying hindrance to large-scale
[00:09:57] agreements with Moscow. And the Economist bureau chief reveals
[00:10:00] the financial background, pressure on banking. The White House intends to return
[00:10:04] Russian oil and gas to Europe, and Kyiv is promised a share of
[00:10:08] transit, but in return, full
[00:10:10] obedience is demanded.
[00:10:14] We still believe that the majority of the American people are on our
[00:10:17] side, and whatever the US administration thinks about this war and
[00:10:21] however it tries to stop it, and sometimes the administration's steps...
[00:11:03] are trying
[00:11:05] to restore the channel for oil and gas supplies from Russia to Europe via Ukraine, crossing out all measures of recent years to get rid of Russia's dominance, but this will leave Ukraine as dependent as before, and
[00:11:09] this is a really unpleasant new aspect. In
[00:11:13] historical perspective, the current elections have become a tectonic shift.
[00:11:17] British analyst Michael Clarke on Sky News compares them to
[00:11:20] the defeat of Democrats in 1966
[00:11:24] during...
[00:11:33] I thought it was exactly 60 years ago last night since
[00:11:36] foreign policy played a decisive role in the midterm
[00:11:40] elections, exactly 60 years ago, the
[00:11:43] 1966 elections, then everything revolved around
[00:11:46] the Vietnam War, it wasn't about the economy, it was about middle-class
[00:11:50] children being drafted into Vietnam, it was extremely
[00:11:53] unpopular, a triumph for Democrats.
[00:12:06] That was the last time foreign policy dominated the midterm elections. Here we are 60 years later, I never
[00:12:09] thought I'd live to
[00:12:10] see this.
[00:12:13] Britain and the rest of Western Europe must prepare for an unstable and
[00:12:17] unpredictable geopolitical situation. Donald Trump will become
[00:12:20] uncontrollable, he has broken loose from his chains, he has nothing to lose, he
[00:12:23] is not running for office anymore.
[00:13:11] Trump's message is crystal clear: despite the war, despite
[00:13:15] crimes against civilians, we are once again seating
[00:13:18] Putin at the negotiating table, elevating his
[00:13:20] status. Democrats have secured a majority in the Senate
[00:13:24] by taking 54 seats. In the House
[00:13:28] of Representatives, 245 seats. Speaker Mike Johnson has already
[00:13:32] conceded defeat and announced his resignation. The hopes of Bankova that
[00:13:36] the new parliament will rush to save Ukraine are called illusions by experts.
[00:13:39] The Democrats' priority will be investigations and impeachments. Donald Trump himself
[00:13:43] warned that he would veto any initiatives
[00:13:47] of opponents with a presidential
[00:13:48] veto.
[00:13:51] And why is Donald Trump so eager to make this deal?
[00:14:00] by the end of the year, I am convinced, because this settlement will bring billions to him personally and his friends. It is known from open sources that all
[00:14:03] early discussions of the format of a peace agreement included large-scale
[00:14:07] business deals for the United States, which will be
[00:14:10] personally managed by Donald Trump. There is a reason why
[00:14:13] Putin sent the head of Russia's sovereign
[00:14:16] wealth fund to Florida as the chief
[00:14:20] negotiator. He knows perfectly well that the best way
[00:14:23] to make...
[00:14:57] of the current scenarios does not look promising for Ukraine, because each of them leads only to additional
[00:15:01] loss of time. The British press states that the only thing
[00:15:05] that remains for the Democratic Party now is to try to legislatively cement
[00:15:09] sanctions against Moscow so that Trump cannot abolish them
[00:15:12] by a sole decree. In The Guardian, the former head of the human rights
[00:15:16] organization Human Rights Watch, Kenneth Roth, calls on
[00:15:19] congressmen to curtail the foreign policy
[00:15:22] freedom of the American president.
[00:15:26] Europe must be at the negotiating table because there are things that
[00:15:30] only it can do: unfreeze Russian assets or
[00:15:33] lift European sanctions, however, until we create for the Russians...
[00:16:07] He will focus on the only area where the president has
[00:16:11] broad autonomy, foreign policy, and this is certainly not in
[00:16:14] Europe's interest. A scenario arises in which he can force
[00:16:18] the Ukrainians to concede and give the Russians everything they want,
[00:16:21] impose a dictated peace on them, despite the resistance of Democrats in
[00:16:25] Congress. This would be the worst
[00:16:27] scenario.
[00:16:30] But also incredible footage from the Ukrainian capital: a pillar of flame and black
[00:16:33] smoke in the fire, which gained worldwide fame.
[00:16:50] The Russian army continues to destroy the enemy's dining
[00:16:53] infrastructure. The Ministry of Defense reports the destruction of the Nova Poshta
[00:16:57] logistics terminal in Kharkiv region,
[00:17:00] another dry cargo ship in the vicinity of Odesa, and
[00:17:03] an electrical substation in Dnipropetrovsk region.
[00:17:08] also hit in Vinnytsia, Sumy, Chernihiv, Kharkiv
[00:17:12] regions. In Kyiv, the generation of all thermal power plants
[00:17:15] has already been destroyed. Kyiv Mayor Klychko admitted that
[00:17:19] urban life support facilities are under
[00:17:21] threat. He reported that while Zelensky spends money on
[00:17:25] the AFU, there is no water or electricity in the capital, and
[00:17:29] less than half of residential buildings are connected to heating.
[00:17:32] Outraged people from several districts of Kyiv
[00:17:35] took to the streets and blocked roads.
[00:17:39] There has been no electricity for five consecutive days.
[00:17:42] Tomorrow in Ukraine, the first snow and frost.
[00:17:45] Will Ukrainians overthrow Zelensky? Watch our
[00:17:49] report.
[00:17:55] You won't be given,
[00:17:57] mass protests in Kyiv, residents of the Ukrainian capital are blocking
[00:18:01] highways in several districts at once, there has been no electricity there for more than five
[00:18:05] days.
[00:18:12] These are shots of a global transport collapse on the right bank of the Dnieper in
[00:18:15] the Obolon district, in northern Kyiv and near the Zhytomyrska metro
[00:18:19] station. Residents massively took to the streets from apartments where there is no
[00:18:23] water or light. Residents of Kyiv, residents of Kyiv and the region
[00:18:26] are already catching happy hours with light, and since yesterday, happy hours with
[00:18:30] water. This is really a problem. This
[00:18:34] is really a problem, and there is no specific answer what to do?
[00:19:47] after the last Russian attacks on energy, the situation is difficult. In the capital and region, there is serious
[00:19:50] equipment damage, dehydrated it,
[00:19:53] dehydrated and dark Kyiv was almost a day without water with
[00:19:57] prolonged emergency power outages. There
[00:20:00] is no water, almost. There has been no water for almost a day, so I
[00:20:03] took out all my water supplies and heated it in pots. will last
[00:21:35] up to a day and a half continuously. When the frosts hit, the situation will get worse. The outages will not be for hours, but for days. The reality
[00:21:38] is that right now we are literally hanging
[00:21:41] by a thread after the thermal generation was destroyed.
[00:21:45] And after, besides thermal generation, they destroyed
[00:21:49] and... stated
[00:22:50] that
[00:22:58] emergency blackouts in the coming day will be in Kyiv,
[00:23:02] Zhytomyr, Vinnytsia, Chernihiv, and Cherkasy regions.
[00:23:05] Strikes on energy facilities in Ukraine
[00:23:08] continue. In Vinnytsia, the Pivdenna substation was hit,
[00:23:12] and simultaneously the Predniprovska TPP was destroyed,
[00:23:15] causing a huge fire. In Chernihiv region, after a strike on
[00:23:19] a substation, Kharkiv region is burning
[00:23:21] a traction
[00:23:30] substation, power supply to the railway
[00:23:32] is disrupted. Near Odesa, in Myrnyi, a high-voltage
[00:23:35] power line was damaged. In Novomoskovsk, Dnipropetrovsk
[00:23:39] region, the energy infrastructure of the Interpipe
[00:23:42] company was hit. All these capacities can no longer
[00:23:45] be used for military needs in
[00:23:48] the AFU.
[00:23:57] Ukraine jumped from forty-seventh to sixth place in the
[00:24:01] world in terms of the number of cyberattacks, according to a study by Surf
[00:24:04] Shark. Over the past 3 months, 2,600,000 accounts
[00:24:08] have been hacked in the country. The world leader in
[00:24:12] attack density is Estonia. Analysts
[00:24:14] counted 118 leaks per thousand inhabitants in the Baltic
[00:24:18] country. last week, a series of high-profile
[00:24:21] cyberattacks occurred in Europe. It all started with
[00:24:24] remote defrosting of supermarket
[00:24:27] refrigerators. More than a hundred stores in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden,
[00:24:31] Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, that same Estonia, Finland
[00:24:35] and Romania were affected by the hack. A huge amount of
[00:24:38] products became unusable. Then hackers managed to steal
[00:24:42] 133 million dollars from a French bank. Ironically,
[00:24:46] this happened shortly after the bank received an award for innovation
[00:24:50] in cybersecurity. The French blood service was also
[00:24:53] attacked. Unknown individuals hacked into refrigerator cameras with
[00:24:57] donor blood and sharply raised the temperature inside them. Western
[00:25:01] propaganda has already found the culprits: Russian
[00:25:04] hackers, on Putin's orders, are defrosting
[00:25:06] refrigerators. The Kremlin today commented for the first time
[00:25:09] on these speculations, calling them
[00:25:12] absurd. Who broke the refrigerators,
[00:25:15] microwaves, and washing machines in Europe? Watch
[00:25:19] ours.
[00:25:23] The incident occurred on the night of Sunday to Monday in one of the French blood
[00:25:27] transfusion centers. Three refrigerated chambers were subjected to
[00:25:31] a cyberattack, which led to a significant deviation of temperature from
[00:25:34] the norm. The deviation is a temperature jump from
[00:25:37] -30 to +110°
[00:25:40] Celsius. It is caused by hacking industrial refrigerators from Coolwood
[00:25:43] company.
[00:25:47] Blood and plasma bags are quickly moved to other chambers.
[00:26:02] on the Internet without any protection, anyone can conduct
[00:26:05] destabilizing operations using these refrigerators. There was no protection
[00:26:09] for refrigerators in European supermarkets. Hackers
[00:26:12] remotely switched them to defrost mode. Products in
[00:26:16] chambers heated to +50°
[00:26:18] quickly spoiled. More than a hundred stores across
[00:26:22] Europe, from Estonia to Britain, were affected. In this grocery
[00:26:26] store in Sweden, the shelves are empty, and trolleys are filled with spoiled
[00:26:29] products. This happened after the temperature in refrigerators and
[00:26:33] freezers sharply increased overnight.
[00:26:37] What's scary is how vulnerable we are if so many stores were affected
[00:26:40] overnight and simultaneously in different
[00:26:42] countries.
[00:26:44] Overnight, dozens of stores across Europe were also subjected to
[00:26:48] alleged cyberattacks. In Belgium, about 40 large
[00:26:51] supermarkets and 15 stores were affected; in Ireland, 13
[00:26:55] stores. Stores in Luxembourg also reported
[00:26:58] problems. A new wave of attacks occurred 3 weeks after
[00:27:02] they took control of refrigeration units in hundreds of
[00:27:05] supermarkets in France. Western propagandists immediately rushed
[00:27:09] to find culprits. The circle of suspects included Russia, China,
[00:27:13] and North Korea. Politico asserts that Russian hackers are
[00:27:16] behind the incident. Allegedly, this is indicated by the technical
[00:27:20] features of the attacks and the servers used.
[00:27:23] It's all as usual. Highly likely. No one has taken
[00:27:26] responsibility, but of course, there is suspicion that it is related to Russia.
[00:27:30] No one wants to talk about it openly until
[00:27:32] they have evidence, however, this is exactly the type of so-called hybrid war that
[00:27:36] the European Commission warned about. The goal is for
[00:27:39] people to feel the pressure, for ordinary consumers to suffer, for
[00:27:43] their confidence to be shaken, and for sentiments in society to arise, like,
[00:27:47] is it even worth confronting Russia? As
[00:27:50] evidence of a Russian trace, or rather a presumption,
[00:27:53] European media publish an AI-generated
[00:27:56] video, just a fake, a falsification. In the
[00:28:00] video, hackers from two allegedly pro-Russian groups
[00:28:03] take responsibility for cyberattacks.
[00:28:06] That's all.
[00:28:08] We, name 5716, in cooperation with ZPentist,
[00:28:12] deliver a crushing blow to Danfoss and
[00:28:16] Dixell X web equipment. For this, we didn't even need malicious
[00:28:19] software; we simply used built-in
[00:28:22] systems. We can reach water supply systems,
[00:28:25] power plants, industrial facilities, and food warehouses.
[00:28:29] Similar incidents have already occurred at hundreds of facilities across...
[00:29:05] How prepared are you for the possibility that an attack could come from
[00:29:08] foreign intelligence, a foreign entity, or from abroad,
[00:29:12] for example, from Russia, because now it is one of the countries that may not
[00:29:16] be directly suspected, but at least, is in the sights of many
[00:29:19] people across Europe. I would be
[00:29:22] extremely cautious when it comes to attributing responsibility;
[00:29:26] that is not our task right now, but what these incidents show is that these
[00:29:30] are certainly not isolated cases, and of course, we must all together
[00:29:33] prepare to increase our resilience to such
[00:29:36] cyber incidents. European cybersecurity is cracking at the seams,
[00:29:40] not just refrigerators are under threat. At the end of October, the European
[00:29:43] Central Bank and the Belgian Ministry of Finance were attacked. Immediately after
[00:29:47] that, hackers robbed a bank in France. They managed to steal
[00:29:51] 133 million dollars. The situation
[00:29:53] is unprecedented. Experts admit that with the development
[00:29:56] of artificial intelligence, the world is irreversibly changing, and
[00:30:00] the Russians have nothing to do with it.
[00:30:32] with the transition to digital money, such fraud was considered
[00:30:35] impossible, but as we see, it has become a reality
[00:30:38] again.
[00:30:42] France is on fire again. Today in the Fifth Republic is a black Thursday.
[00:30:45] A massive strike of students and trade unions. Almost a million
[00:30:48] people are already on the streets. Riots have begun. Is
[00:30:52] this already a revolution or still preparation? Right after
[00:30:55] the commercial, we'll
[00:30:56] tell you.
[00:36:16] Today it became known that Ukrainian security forces identified
[00:36:19] 130 individuals who may be involved in
[00:36:23] clashes near an illegal prison in
[00:36:26] Borshchagovka. Azov fighters who
[00:36:28] tortured people in the local concentration camp are, of course,
[00:36:32] not on this list. At the same time, people who dared to challenge
[00:36:35] the lawlessness of Nazis are visited at home,
[00:36:39] forced to sign confessions, and some have already been put on trial.
[00:36:42] Valentina Molodaya, a doctor who knelt
[00:36:46] and begged to be allowed to see the hostages, was sent
[00:36:49] to prison. Allegedly, the woman provoked
[00:36:52] riots for money, money, of course, from
[00:36:55] Moscow. There is no evidence.
[00:36:58] But the Kyiv regime declared a hunt for those who
[00:37:00] tried to stop the lawlessness. What
[00:37:04] will happen next to draft dodgers and critics
[00:37:08] of Zelensky's regime? Today is the main question.
[00:37:11] Details in
[00:37:12] the report.
[00:37:15] This is where Valentina Molodaya's clinic is listed in public registers.
[00:37:19] She actually named it after herself, her surname. This is an aesthetic
[00:37:22] medicine clinic. We came here to check if
[00:37:26] it's working, there are signs here.
[00:38:41] On November 2nd, clashes took place, hundreds of people gathered here, including
[00:38:45] minors and adults. They threw eggs at everyone, furniture,
[00:38:49] cars, buses and used tear
[00:38:51] gas,
[00:38:53] their main condition was to release everyone from this house. In
[00:38:57] social networks, a video allegedly pro-Russian was found from a doctor named
[00:39:01] Molodaya. The woman was already added to the "Mirotvorets" list,
[00:39:04] and Ukrainian blogger Zubko was also sent there. He widely reported
[00:39:08] on the prison when Ukraine was still silent. Ambulance drivers
[00:39:11] Viktor Enu and Tatiana Kireeva, she
[00:39:15] was the first to report about this prison. The goal was one. The goal
[00:39:19] was one: to kidnap one of the servicemen of the National Guard
[00:39:22] of Ukraine. For this, they used various manipulations of certain fraudulent
[00:39:26] actions, and also had the intention to give these events resonance,
[00:39:30] so that other individuals could participate, both residents of Kyiv and
[00:39:33] the outskirts. The "Mirotvorets" list did not include
[00:39:37] the nationalists themselves who actually tortured people,
[00:39:41] but it did include a beaten fourteen-year-old boy. In
[00:39:44] these frames, he is almost unconscious and is being led out of
[00:39:48] the underground prison.
[00:39:51] Is this normal?
[00:39:54] He came to the protest with his friends and climbed on the fence of the house. According to him, men in black
[00:39:58] uniforms and balaclavas threw him down from there,
[00:40:01] dragged him into the territory, and started beating him. In addition to the teenager, his parents
[00:40:05] were also added to the database. They are accused of failing to fulfill
[00:40:08] parental duties. That's me, that boy. That's me, that
[00:40:12] guy that the military recruiters took from
[00:40:15] home. I'm lying, I'm currently in
[00:40:18] the emergency room. In short,
[00:40:21] they cut my fingers, and they also broke my ribs and knocked out
[00:40:25] my teeth. The rescued, exhausted boy is now... in the Kyiv regional hospital
[00:40:29] recovering after resuscitation. I came
[00:40:32] myself, I came to the rally myself, they just took me off the fence
[00:40:36] and started hitting me with a shovel. I can hardly
[00:40:40] walk, my rib hurts. The teenager
[00:40:43] lives only 200 meters from the underground prison. He came with
[00:40:46] an acquaintance to the house, climbed a tree, then the fence, to
[00:40:49] record what was happening on his phone. In response, he was sprayed with
[00:40:53] water, pelted with stones, and dragged
[00:40:55] down.
[00:41:09] I don't know, they hit me so hard on the head, I can't hear anything,
[00:41:13] I can't see anything, they just start interrogating, then
[00:41:16] they grab me by the hair and throw me against
[00:41:19] another wall, they also start hitting my head against
[00:41:22] the floor. They dealt with the child, first three
[00:41:25] militants, then the teenager. He counted 10 people. They even beat
[00:41:29] him because he fell after the beating, not face down on
[00:41:32] the floor. This is the state the paramedics found him in. His eyes
[00:41:36] were wide with shock, his face was gray, his hands were covered in blood. At that moment,
[00:41:39] from the blows and pain, the boy no longer distinguished
[00:41:42] faces. He said he thought the interrogation was continuing. His
[00:41:46] sister led him out of
[00:41:48] the prison.
[00:41:55] The infuriated telethons insist on one thing: 14 years old is no longer
[00:41:59] a child, allegedly nothing terrible, Moscow is simply
[00:42:02] exaggerating, even despite the fact that
[00:42:05] a 14-year-old, even despite the fact that a 14-year-old teenager, is
[00:42:09] in fact... not such a child, but it was spread that
[00:42:12] a child was found, a child was tortured, a child was beaten.
[00:42:16] The Russians actively started working with this and telling different stories in the style
[00:42:19] of the crucified boy. From the basement of the same house, exhausted men were led out,
[00:42:23] one had a broken spine, he was
[00:42:26] carried out by others, brutally beaten, guys,
[00:42:29] what kind, here is a broken spine, please show
[00:42:32] your eyes, if he fought, this person
[00:42:35] is also beaten. To this, Zelensky's terrorists have one answer, against Ukraine
[00:42:39] was.
[00:43:37] conducted preliminary reconnaissance of the area, used an ambulance, became a hand...
[00:44:10] Such large buildings - what are they? Torture chambers below, foreign
[00:44:14] gentlemen managing all this above, or how can I, as a civilian,
[00:44:17] define this? The court remained silent about Budanov's reservation, just like
[00:44:21] about what will happen to draft dodgers and deserters. It's easier for Kyiv
[00:44:25] to clear out all those who disagree with the expired
[00:44:27] president in the pre-trial detention center, following the young woman, and also
[00:44:31] without the right to bail, the ambulance driver
[00:44:35] was sent. For a period of 60 days with detention in Kyiv.
[00:44:38] The resolution is valid until
[00:44:41] January 3, 2027,
[00:44:44] inclusive.
[00:44:45] Mobilization is a very
[00:44:49] sensitive topic for Ukraine now, and any topic related to
[00:44:53] violence in the context of mobilization. Of course, it has a very high
[00:44:56] potential for spread and accordingly public outrage. All it takes is
[00:45:00] to trigger these emotional hooks and society is already conflicting
[00:45:04] within itself again.
[00:45:07] Right at this moment, not only students but
[00:45:10] also representatives of all trade unions are coming out into the French streets.
[00:45:14] In total, consider this, almost a million people.
[00:45:17] The large-scale action was called Rainbow Thursday, but nothing rainbow
[00:45:21] is happening now. By noon, the strike
[00:45:24] was renamed Black Thursday. Clashes have already begun,
[00:45:28] and tear gas has been used. Barricades
[00:45:31] are growing in the streets, garbage cans are burning, cafe
[00:45:35] and shop owners have boarded up windows. In Paris,
[00:45:38] 25 metro stations are closed.
[00:45:42] Trump announced that Europe is going through terrible times, dying before
[00:45:45] our eyes, and Macron is truly
[00:45:48] unable to cope with the situation. The main
[00:45:52] footage is in our report.
[00:46:10] In France, a nationwide strike, only in Paris, according to preliminary data,
[00:46:13] there are 80 thousand
[00:46:16] participants.
[00:46:21] Protesters do not intend to retreat and openly accuse the authorities of
[00:46:25] trying to suppress popular discontent by force, their
[00:46:28] promise is to continue
[00:46:30] the blockade.
[00:46:45] Impressive footage from Lyon, tens of thousands of
[00:46:48] people on the streets.
[00:46:53] In Nantes, the demands of the French are quite specific: raise salaries,
[00:46:57] pensions, stop rising prices, and finally invest in
[00:47:00] schools, hospitals, and public
[00:47:02] transport.
[00:47:06] There are many people, and since the column started moving, the flow
[00:47:09] of participants has not stopped. At the very beginning of the march, schoolchildren
[00:47:13] were at the front. They slightly outpaced the others, but then slowed down
[00:47:17] so that the inter-union coalition could join them.
[00:47:20] In total, in this large-scale action in Nantes, seven
[00:47:23] trade unions are participating, as well as students, schoolchildren, and yellow vests,
[00:47:27] who also decided to join the protest movement. The column
[00:47:31] is moving along a route that was previously agreed upon
[00:47:34] by the inter-union coalition. Negotiations were held with the prefecture
[00:47:38] regarding the route. In the end, it was approved, of course, providing
[00:47:41] for a detour around the central part
[00:47:43] of Nantes.
[00:47:52] The mass strike is accompanied by clashes with the police,
[00:47:55] demonstrators are trying to go beyond the agreed
[00:47:58] route, security forces prevent attempts to break through
[00:48:02] into the prohibited zone, using tear gas,
[00:48:05] the situation is gradually
[00:48:07] escalating.
[00:48:16] As you can see, the situation is starting to get out of control. Let me explain,
[00:48:20] we are currently approximately halfway through the route. The reason
[00:49:22] for the forceful intervention is a burning trash can.
[00:49:40] Today's manifestation day has already been declared a day of increased
[00:49:43] risk. Trade unions have christened it Black Thursday.
[00:49:47] The Eiffel Tower is closed for visits. More than eighty
[00:49:50] are blocked across the country.
[00:50:06] This is a town west of Toulouse, where serious incidents
[00:50:10] occurred. Schoolchildren and students started the protest at 8 AM,
[00:50:13] however, the situation, apparently, completely got out of control.
[00:50:17] A garbage container caught fire, the flames spread to the building of the educational
[00:50:21] institution, firefighters.
[00:52:05] against police batons right in the historical center of Paris, students
[00:52:08] of the prestigious Lycée Sophie Germain are trying to maintain
[00:52:12] the blockade.
[00:52:20] Some schoolchildren formed a chain, blocking the path to
[00:52:23] the lycée, however, the police allowed those who wanted to attend classes to enter.
[00:52:27] The main entrance to the lycée was blocked with garbage
[00:52:30] containers, so the schoolchildren used a side entrance from one of
[00:52:34] the neighboring ones.
[00:53:35] Demonstrations constantly cause controversy, because Emmanuel Macron said
[00:53:38] that he would like to completely abandon holding protest actions in
[00:53:42] city centers, especially in
[00:53:43] Paris.
[00:53:46] The French authorities cannot extinguish the fire in their own home, but
[00:53:49] they are already discussing who benefits from it. In Moscow, allegedly,
[00:53:53] they are just waiting for footage from the Parisian streets. The fact that these shots
[00:53:57] are being taken by the French themselves, demonstrating the helplessness of
[00:54:00] the government, is apparently a
[00:54:02] secondary issue.
[00:54:05] in France serve Russian propaganda, as proof that the West
[00:54:08] is decaying. All of this, of course, perfectly fits into the familiar
[00:54:12] world view created by Russian propaganda. Europe
[00:54:16] is dying, and rightly so. However, this time the discussion about events in
[00:54:19] France goes far beyond ordinary propaganda.
[00:54:23] The protest wave reveals a common problem of the West: political
[00:54:27] elites lose the trust of citizens, and governments cannot give
[00:54:30] convincing answers to their demands. The political class
[00:54:33] has once again proven.
[00:54:44] Europe and the European Union.
[00:54:47] At the White House, everything is ready for a meeting mediated by Melania Trump. After
[00:54:51] the commercial, first shots.
[00:54:53] We'll be back.
[01:00:35] Any minute now, Melania Trump will write her name in history.
[01:00:39] Just now, her personal assistant,
[01:00:43] Mark Beckman, announced. The US First League invited for the first time... Russia is represented by
[01:00:48] Special Envoy
[01:00:57] Putin
[01:00:57] Dmitriev,
[01:01:08] Commissioner for Human Rights Lantratova, from the Ukrainian
[01:01:11] side, her colleague Lubinets and the head of Zelensky's faction in
[01:01:15] the Rada, David Arakhamia. Trump himself,
[01:01:18] after the elections, announced that a Russian-Ukrainian deal
[01:01:21] would happen in the near future. The elections themselves ended
[01:01:24] in a fiasco for the Republicans, as is commonly
[01:01:27] believed. Democrats take both houses of Congress. Reuters
[01:01:31] writes that after the victory, the Democratic Party will try
[01:01:34] to change US foreign policy in five directions at once, one
[01:01:38] of them is Ukrainian, key. That is, Democrats
[01:01:41] will pressure Trump to resume arms supplies
[01:01:44] to So. How inclusive? LGBTQ
[01:01:48] records were set by Democrats in the elections,
[01:01:51] will Donald Trump manage to pressure
[01:02:03] for the first time in US history, a First Lady united in the White House, in the name
[01:02:07] of diplomacy, two warring sides.
[01:02:10] The First Lady receives representatives of Russia and
[01:02:13] Ukraine.
[01:02:17] Russian President's envoy Kirill Dmitriev, who is responsible for
[01:02:21] the economic track in negotiations with the American side. One of
[01:02:24] the sources familiar with Dmitriev's plans said that the humanitarian
[01:02:28] direction of his contacts with the US, interaction with Melania
[01:02:31] Trump's team, became an important part of the negotiations, along with
[01:02:35] economic issues and business agreements. Dmitriev
[01:02:38] facilitated the release of Americans detained in
[01:02:41] Russia, the reunification of Ukrainian children with their families, and
[01:02:45] the humanitarian operation in Oleshky. According to the source,
[01:02:48] Russia and the US are mutually interested in continuing these
[01:02:52] humanitarian efforts. Ukraine is represented by negotiating
[01:02:55] group member David Arakhamia and Ombudsman Dmitry
[01:02:58] Lubinets. This includes a truce in Oleshky, which
[01:03:02] lasted more than 6 days. This allowed for an essentially
[01:03:05] unprecedented operation since 2022.
[01:03:08] Residents of Olesha, who wanted to leave this city,
[01:03:11] located on the front line, were given this opportunity. Therefore,
[01:03:15] it is very important that the dialogue between the Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lupenets and his
[01:03:19] Russian colleague Yana Lantratova continues. In any case,
[01:03:22] the intervention of Melania Trump, the First Lady of the USA, allowed for this
[01:03:26] unprecedented humanitarian operation. The purpose
[01:03:29] of the meeting is not disclosed, it is unknown
[01:03:32] whether the US President will be present. According to NBC,
[01:03:35] Melania Trump's participation may open a new channel for direct
[01:03:38] dialogue between Moscow and Kyiv.
[01:03:42] This is not the first time that the First Lady of the USA has been involved in such
[01:03:45] matters. She has already intervened to achieve
[01:03:48] the reunification of Ukrainian children. She also negotiated
[01:03:51] the truce that was established in the city of Oleshky,
[01:03:55] which is under Russian control, to ensure
[01:03:58] the evacuation of the local population.
[01:04:32] A pace that is not slowing down yet, America, which never
[01:04:35] gives up, under this title the White House publishes
[01:04:38] a motivational video immediately after accepting defeat in the
[01:04:42] midterm elections, and also a photograph of gloomy Trump and
[01:04:46] reminds that he is still president, but the leader
[01:04:49] of the Republicans is clearly not in a good mood. Mr. President,
[01:04:53] will you talk to us?
[01:04:55] This is his first public appearance after the Democrats'
[01:04:58] victory.
[01:05:10] This is constructively the most powerful building ever
[01:05:13] built, it was designed to ensure
[01:05:16] the President's safety, if he receives the President of China or
[01:05:20] Russia or anyone else, when they
[01:05:23] already, when they dine for 2 or
[01:05:26] guests, they are completely safe.
[01:06:13] In just six months, Americans overpaid 150 billion
[01:06:16] for fuel. The Pentagon reports a shortage of
[01:06:20] weapons. The army has used up almost all its stocks
[01:06:23] of ATACMS missiles and lost dozens of combat
[01:06:26] aircraft.
[01:06:30] placed the interests of a foreign country, Israel, above the interests of his own
[01:06:33] country. This cannot be argued, exit polls showed
[01:06:36] this. It's much the same as if a parent took
[01:06:40] neighborhood children to Disneyland, while his own children starve.
[01:06:44] Everyone knew that due to the war in Iran, Republicans would face complete
[01:06:47] failure. The United States went bankrupt because of these
[01:06:50] conflicts, and this is not some anti-Semitic conspiracy theory,
[01:06:54] it's simple math. Democrats gained control of
[01:06:57] Congress, they have a majority in both houses.
[01:07:08] Kansas, where Democrats had not been elected to the Senate for almost 100 years,
[01:07:12] Iowa, Texas, Ohio, Maine, North and South
[01:07:15] Carolina. Republican supporters are in shock, in
[01:07:18] folk art they reflect their fears that now, wherever
[01:07:22] you go, it will be bad. We
[01:07:25] voted for a better
[01:07:27] California.
[01:07:30] It's alright, he's just hungry, I don't feel safe
[01:07:34] anymore, so we're moving to
[01:07:37] Texas.
[01:07:44] "I don't feel safe anymore, so we're moving to
[01:07:48] Florida." Where are you from?
[01:07:51] California. We'll fix it for you. The elections entered American
[01:07:55] history with their inclusivity and diversity. Chris Pappas
[01:07:59] became the first openly gay senator in US history. In
[01:08:03] Georgia, the first black woman, governor. From
[01:08:06] Michigan, the House of Representatives is represented by a Palestinian and
[01:08:10] the first Muslim
[01:08:13] senator. If you can't pronounce
[01:08:16] the name Abdulrahman, don't try. I'd be happy to
[01:08:20] teach you.
[01:08:22] In New Mexico - the first Native American woman in US history,
[01:08:25] in Delaware - a transgender. California has already been covered
[01:08:29] by the left-liberal agenda. There, polyamorous unions of three
[01:08:33] or more people were officially allowed to be registered, without
[01:08:36] limitation on the number of partners. The Mayor of New York
[01:08:39] is a Muslim woman. Apparently, behind the scenes,
[01:09:12] a campaign is unfolding, the goal of which is to make him a scapegoat. And as
[01:09:16] you saw, Vice President Vance, who in September told me that he doesn't call
[01:09:20] it a war, now publicly calls it the reason for the Republicans'
[01:09:24] defeat. Vice President J.D. Vance
[01:09:27] seeks to form a coalition of new right-wingers from disillusioned
[01:09:31] Trump voters, several American publications report.
[01:09:35] This could give new impetus to the second part of the presidential
[01:09:39] term. Ex-adviser. The US President's National Security Advisor
[01:09:42] John Bolton is convinced that Washington's foreign policy will not
[01:09:46] change.
[01:09:50] Regardless of whether Congress is in the hands of Democrats or Republicans, from a constitutional
[01:09:54] point of view, it doesn't change much. The political tone and mood in Washington will differ, but
[01:09:57] Trump will in any case do what he intends to do. I don't think this change
[01:10:01] of power will have such a great influence on him.
[01:10:05] A mixed atmosphere of hope and apprehension
[01:10:09] prevailed throughout Europe.
[01:10:42] Russia's position against Ukraine was just as bad as the position of the most
[01:10:46] radical supporters of MAGA, so which side they take
[01:10:49] will be an important factor in the further formation of our
[01:10:52] policy.
[01:10:54] Far-right European politicians, those who sympathized
[01:10:58] with Trump, are beginning to distance themselves from him, Reuters
[01:11:01] authors report. This refers to the leader of the French National
[01:11:04] Rally Jordan Bardella, the head of the German AfD Alice
[01:11:08] Weidel, and the Italian politician Matteo Salvini. All three.
[01:11:12] unites the idea that it was Trump's Iranian adventure that led
[01:11:15] his party to lose. However, within the European Union,
[01:11:19] no serious changes are expected in US
[01:11:22] foreign policy. This is still Donald Trump, and he, in
[01:11:26] essence, rules by decree, so why would he change anything? He can
[01:11:30] do whatever he wants. Won't he be not a lame duck, but rather
[01:11:34] an angry bird, because now he has nothing
[01:11:36] left to lose.
[01:11:40] If Congress blocks it.
[01:11:52] The clock, it's so dark outside and it gets dark so early, sunset was at
[01:11:55] 5:06 PM, by 5:31 PM it was already
[01:11:58] dark, isn't that ridiculous?
[01:12:02] He will focus on what they cannot stop him from doing, on foreign
[01:12:06] policy, namely on declaring
[01:12:09] that he may show aggression with renewed
[01:12:16] Well, and the footage we are receiving right now in real time,
[01:12:19] Melania Trump is holding a meeting in the White
[01:12:23] House at this moment, in a white suit, the wife of the
[01:12:25] American president is talking about peace right now.
[01:12:29] The White House called the meeting negotiations
[01:12:32] after a historic ceasefire.
[01:12:35] Obviously, the речь is about a humanitarian mission in
[01:12:38] Kherson Oleshky. Russia is represented at the meeting.
[01:13:25] does not want, the war itself goes underground,
[01:13:28] the sky literally swarms with dangerous drones,
[01:13:31] going out into the open space is
[01:13:34] mortally dangerous, watch our
[01:13:38] report,
[01:13:40] as for combat positions, now some of them look like huge
[01:13:44] underground cities, one of the most large-scale ones appeared among paratroopers,
[01:13:48] also with all communications, sewerage, sleeping places and control
[01:13:52] points,
[01:14:25] The remnants of drones strike from above and look at the power
[01:14:28] that destroys the asphalt.
[01:14:31] Infantry, AFU and drone operators hid among the first, this is why:
[01:14:35] this is how accurately at a low speed in beer, the drone approaches the burrow of enemy
[01:14:38] UAV operators, flies
[01:14:40] inside.
[01:14:49] Minus the enemy's bird nest, followed by two more.
[01:14:52] два.
[01:14:56] positions underground, which very much resemble a subway, where
[01:14:59] exits to the surface are like stations, through which you transfer to the next
[01:15:03] line or to a position, you see,
[01:15:06] individual approach, we can get to the
[01:15:09] position like this, outside, the nationalists are clearly not
[01:15:12] coping, this is how Kramatorsk looks in the footage,
[01:15:16] several rows of barbed wire, burnt cars, on which the AFU
[01:15:19] transported ammunition and provisions, disguising themselves as
[01:15:22] civilians, on the central streets... drone nets not
[01:15:26] only over the road, but on the sides. That's what this empty thing is like.
[01:15:29] This is what the deserted center of Kramatorsk, Donetsk
[01:15:32] region, looks like now. The city remained a rear area for a long time, but now
[01:15:35] it is rapidly turning into a front-line area. There are no
[01:15:39] areas left that Russian drones cannot reach.
[01:15:42] Every day, every night, the city is shelled with guided
[01:15:45] aerial bombs. The main defense of the AFU underground has been here since
[01:15:49] 2014. Factories have been turned into citadels. And
[01:15:53] massive reinforced concrete
[01:15:55] basements have been turned into bunkers with headquarters, barracks,
[01:15:58] hospitals, warehouses, the same situation in neighboring
[01:16:02] Sloviansk, so the cities have to be dismantled selectively by
[01:16:05] aviation and drones alternately, enemy
[01:16:08] infantrymen who at this time are trying to break through to our
[01:16:12] positions are caught
[01:16:13] one by one.
[01:16:22] The Ukrainian side is already conducting forced.
[01:16:44] and I love them more than life, they are all I have, no relatives, they died, the fighters are advancing along
[01:16:48] the Dobropillya-Kramatorsk road, there they need to gain a foothold in Andreevka
[01:16:52] and a few kilometers will remain to the western outskirts of the fortress.
[01:16:55] kilometers.
[01:17:02] The British Sun is trying to justify the Ukrainian front in some way, because it was London, the main supplier of long-range
[01:17:06] drones for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, that took on the southern
[01:17:09] section.
[01:17:11] участок.
[01:17:14] This is a border territory where Donetsk, Zaporozhye and
[01:17:17] Dnepropetrovsk regions converge. Ukrainian operation here is carried out in
[01:17:21] strict secrecy. If you compare satellite images from...
[01:17:55] The preparation of the VSU fighters failed, the enemy's assault groups' exit points
[01:17:58] are hidden, following the drones, artillery
[01:18:01] cleared the way. We try
[01:18:05] to work in any.
[01:18:37] Orekhov fortress. The pressure of Russian troops comes from all
[01:18:40] sides. The only thing that slows them down are enemy UAV
[01:18:43] crews on the northern peak of Preobrazhenka and Chervona
[01:18:46] Krynytsia. But on the ground there are no obstacles. Two
[01:18:50] fugitives, going there, let's go, ready. Two fugitives, yes
[01:18:52] accepted.
[01:19:00] Before the assault groups enter, fire
[01:19:03] is opened on enemy positions with mortars,
[01:19:06] howitzers, well. with light artillery it becomes easier
[01:19:09] for them, that is, it turns out that the enemy's firing points
[01:19:13] are destroyed.
[01:19:16] funding for Ukraine in 2027 was
[01:19:19] jeopardized, the Reporter portal reports that
[01:19:22] negotiations on new tranches for Kyiv have reached a dead end, several European
[01:19:26] countries flatly refused to cut spending on agriculture
[01:19:29] and development for the sake of helping Kyiv. Hungary,
[01:19:33] Slovakia, Czech Republic, Bulgaria stated that they will not take on new
[01:19:37] credit under any circumstances, experts
[01:19:40] believe that next year the ranks of opponents
[01:19:43] will be replenished by Paris and Warsaw, where important
[01:19:47] elections will be held. The "Wirtualna Polska" portal
[01:19:50] writes that against the backdrop of the political crisis, Prime Minister Donald Tusk's
[01:19:54] ratings have collapsed. In just a week, support for his party
[01:19:57] dropped by 2.5% to
[01:20:00] 27%. The office of the President of Poland
[01:20:03] Nowrodski announced that it is filing a complaint against Tusk with
[01:20:06] the prosecutor's office due to his attempts to forcibly seize
[01:20:09] the Constitutional Court, the Polish government is filing a counterclaim
[01:20:13] against the president for attacking
[01:20:16] the self-proclaimed head of the Constitutional
[01:20:20] Court, Korwin Pyatrowska. On the first day of
[01:20:23] the crisis, she tried to prevent Nowrocki from entering the court
[01:20:26] building, he harshly pushed her
[01:20:29] aside. Tusk himself continues to blame
[01:20:32] Russia for everything, scaring Poles with an invasion already in
[01:20:35] November. Well, in Europe, they openly mock him and
[01:20:39] suggest sending the prime minister for an examination in
[01:20:43] a mental hospital. What is happening in the Polish
[01:20:46] circus, a report by Pavel
[01:20:48] Prokopenko.
[01:20:57] A classic for all time in the center of Warsaw, at the Presidential
[01:21:01] Palace, John
[01:21:03] Lennon plays.
[01:21:10] To a song that, in its time, also sounded like a manifesto,
[01:21:13] today the people are protesting against the oppression of justice and
[01:21:17] the arbitrariness of the authorities. The authorities, in the person of the police, are zealous
[01:21:21] in their attempt to curb the crowd, let him go,
[01:21:25] no,
[01:21:27] let him go, the man is suffocating, we don't know where
[01:21:31] they are dragging him, where are you running?
[01:21:35] A wave of popular discontent from the capital rolled
[01:21:38] through the regions, people took to the streets in Płock and Olsztyn
[01:21:42] support President Nawrodski,
[01:21:44] people, king, king,
[01:21:48] king,
[01:21:49] king,
[01:21:53] husk,
[01:21:56] Kruska, this resident of Lublin
[01:21:59] is overwhelmed with emotions, he goes to Warsaw, wants
[01:22:03] to talk to Prime Minister Tuska, Let's go to
[01:22:06] Tuska. For attempting a coup, Nawrocki wants to
[01:22:10] imprison Tusk, they met face to face at
[01:22:13] a Sofbez meeting, the president in the center, the prime minister at
[01:22:16] a side table through several chairs grins in
[01:22:20] response to the speech of the head of
[01:22:22] state.
[01:22:30] All responsibility for each policeman at the Constitutional
[01:22:33] Tribunal, for all illegal actions, including
[01:22:36] the removal of judges.
[01:25:53] He has strictly defined constitutional powers. In
[01:25:57] an attempt to remove his opponent, Tusk brought out trump cards, recalling
[01:26:00] Nawrodsky's pre-presidential background, starting with the
[01:26:03] housing issue. In 2017, according to Tusk's
[01:26:07] investigation, the director of the Museum of World War II,
[01:26:10] Nawrodsky, received an apartment in the center of Warsaw from a pensioner.
[01:26:14] He promised to take care of the elderly person, but in the end, the former owner
[01:26:17] of the property.
[01:27:29] In Europe, what is happening in Poland is openly called a circus
[01:27:32] of Chapiteau, its entire troupe, influential Irish economist
[01:27:36] Phil Pilkington, proposes sending for compulsory
[01:27:39] treatment. Poland has turned into a paranoid
[01:27:42] bunker state, filled with hysterical,
[01:27:45] unstable madmen who are trying to arrange constitutional.
[01:27:58] with lawlessness on the part of the government, we have been dealing with it since December twenty-third,
[01:28:02] but now, a year before the scheduled parliamentary elections,
[01:28:06] the head of government has accelerated his actions, he is in a hurry to
[01:28:09] stay in power, and the further it goes, the less democracy
[01:28:12] remains.
[01:28:14] The Polish circus will last exactly as long as it is beneficial for
[01:28:18] Brussels. Tusk is a protege. The EU, he dances to the European
[01:28:22] tune. The ending of this song, unlike Lennon's classic,
[01:28:25] is not so
[01:28:27] optimistic!
[01:29:05] So, in the White House, right at this moment, this urgent news,
[01:29:09] a meeting is underway, between representatives of Russia and
[01:29:12] Ukraine with the personal mediation of Melania
[01:29:16] Trump. Here is the very first photograph. Russia, as
[01:29:19] can be seen, is represented by Kirill Dmitriev and Yana
[01:29:23] Lantratova. It is noteworthy that Lantratova, as
[01:29:26] an ex-deputy, is under US sanctions, which
[01:29:30] means she is under sanctions.
[01:29:43] Trump immediately after the
[01:29:45] assassination attempt. The First Lady of the USA, just now
[01:29:49] called those gathered in the White House brave
[01:29:52] people. And she herself called the humanitarian operation in
[01:29:55] Oleshky, as she put it, a spark in a world
[01:29:59] of darkness. According to Melania Trump, Russia.
[01:31:05] we chose humanity, not war, without a doubt, the lives of innocent
[01:31:08] people should have been more important than
[01:31:10] war.
[01:31:16] I hope that Oleshky will inspire us to achieve more
[01:31:19] peace. Every important transformation begins with
[01:31:23] a small spark.
[01:31:26] Now we must use the courage that was shown in
[01:31:29] Oleshky to find mutual understanding.
[01:33:02] person, it is noteworthy that this
[01:33:05] fusion
[01:33:08] of Ukrainian power, representatives of
[01:33:11] Zelensky and the most ordinary bandits,
[01:33:14] together they produced drugs,
[01:33:18] distributed drugs, lobbied
[01:33:22] for the legalization of marijuana in
[01:33:24] Ukraine and even printed
[01:33:27] counterfeit euros. Watch our
[01:33:30] report.
[01:33:32] Contracted torture, kidnappings, extortion of millions of dollars in
[01:33:36] basements and other violent crimes, according to detectives,
[01:33:40] members of the criminal organization are involved in these actions.
[01:33:44] Ukrainian showdowns. on NABU films, terrible footage, for ethical
[01:33:47] reasons it is impossible to show, but here is an excerpt from a conversation
[01:33:51] between the defendants in the new case. Frat, I assure you that something is
[01:33:54] broken there, fuck, I just, well,
[01:33:57] this was also a student working on new projects, and how I, well,
[01:34:00] they didn't shoot already there legs, well, you know, rags
[01:34:04] were lying around. The new heroes of the investigation are a certain
[01:34:07] criminal, three-time convicted Andrei Osipov, who was responsible for
[01:34:10] negotiations with law enforcement, next is a certain Mexican,
[01:34:14] a drug dealer. Yegor Burkin and the founder of the criminal cartel
[01:34:17] Khimprom. Russian citizenship, he fled to Ukraine in
[01:34:21] 2016 after being declared wanted.
[01:34:24] Accomplices, boxer and Pasha. The defendants
[01:34:28] used connections in law enforcement agencies, in particular they obtained
[01:34:32] information from databases, access to cameras, safe locations and
[01:34:35] materials from searches. One of the examples of such situations is three
[01:34:39] attackers in masks and tactical clothing. After
[01:34:42] waiting for the victim to leave the gym, they attacked
[01:34:45] her, two of them deprived her of the ability to resist, holding her
[01:34:49] by the neck and leg, the third struck blows with a metal pipe.
[01:35:02] In masks and beaten, they attacked people right on the street, all of this
[01:35:06] was caught on CCTV cameras, but no punishment
[01:35:10] followed.
[01:35:12] In online mode, they tracked movement.
[01:35:55] the total amount was no less than 364,000
[01:35:59] dollars, in the offices worked under 2,700
[01:36:02] people. Good day! We remind you
[01:36:06] that you can already submit applications for next month.
[01:36:09] Please submit your application and pay by the first of the month
[01:36:13] inclusive. Further. Then in a circle, the criminal drops
[01:36:16] addresses, Oscar the Wallet, calculation, confirmation of funds received, and
[01:36:20] so every month. The NABU operation code-named Corfagen was uncovered in September of this
[01:36:24] year, then the protection was estimated at 7
[01:36:28] million dollars a month, money was laundered through
[01:36:31] jewelry and real estate, and the scheme was covered by the director of
[01:36:35] the cyber department, Sergey Krapiva. In the case, he was involved
[01:36:38] as a chancellor. On the NABU recordings, he often mentioned
[01:36:42] his boss Ruslan Kravchenko, ex-prosecutor general. Search
[01:37:20] began, SBU officers were called to the scene,
[01:37:24] it's unclear why, like some private security company that protects
[01:37:27] the interests of its owner.
[01:37:31] These people were the head of the main internal security department of the
[01:37:34] SBU Anton Kravchuk and the first deputy head of the national
[01:37:37] state protection department Sergey Duka. In Carthage, the amount
[01:37:40] of their bribes exceeded a billion hryvnias. It will be
[01:37:43] difficult to justify after such a corruption scheme, the organized crime group also
[01:37:47] has the production of counterfeit euros in an underground
[01:37:51] workshop, here I have it written down, here it was
[01:37:54] written plus or minus then 19700,
[01:37:57] I was talking about this situation,
[01:38:00] here about the amounts, well our,
[01:38:04] brother, the car is ready, 300k, need to give
[01:38:07] 23 euros in Berlin, among them one
[01:38:11] regime.
[01:38:16] And even this is not the end. The next episode is drug dealing through
[01:38:19] U-420 stores, a well-known chain in Ukraine that sells
[01:38:23] souvenirs and tea. In order to supposedly legalize the sale, the Mexican
[01:38:27] criminal discusses bribing new individuals. So you better think about
[01:38:31] how to make sure that there are different people. Either the ministers
[01:38:34] of internal affairs, or the ministers of health do not put spokes in our wheels.
[01:38:37] With
[01:38:41] prohibitions.
[01:38:43] I'll tell you straight out, what's so special about that? That is, we are ready to give Comrade
[01:38:46] K. 5:00. Comrade K. is most likely Minister
[01:38:50] of Internal Affairs Igor Klimenko, judging by the conversation, he
[01:38:53] agreed to cooperate, but for a share of half of their business's turnover.
[01:38:59] They were looking for ways to secure their business through parliament and
[01:39:02] relevant bills, one of the options they considered
[01:39:05] was the development and adoption of bills that would
[01:39:08] fully legalize marijuana in Ukraine. This should have been
[01:39:12] allowed, probably by the head of the "Servant of the People" faction, David Arakhamia, he also had
[01:39:16] to ensure the legalization of marijuana in Ukraine.
[01:39:19] They planned to negotiate with Health Minister Lyashko to
[01:39:23] shift the focus of attention, they wanted to bribe others, as
[01:39:26] journalist Denis Bigus did. His investigation
[01:39:30] into the chain of stores confirmed the presence of
[01:39:33] psychotropic substances, then he himself became a target for the
[01:39:37] organized criminal group. I think we should splash acid, what do you think
[01:39:40] or just hammers, what do you think would be
[01:39:43] less resonant, hammers or acid?
[01:39:45] кислота?
[01:39:48] I think it's better to just beat them, yes, acid is probably overkill, but it will be more
[01:39:51] understandable for the rest. That's what
[01:39:54] it is, organized.
[01:40:09] Well, urgent news, President Putin received in the Kremlin the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council
[01:40:13] of Iran, Mohsen Rezaei, in the past
[01:40:17] Rezaei commanded the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, on Monday Putin and Rezaei discussed
[01:40:20] the situation in the Middle East by phone, while in Washington
[01:40:23] they are debating whether to fight further or
[01:40:27] stop. Democrats, having taken both chambers of Congress,
[01:40:31] promise to stop Trump's war with Iran. This was stated by the Democratic
[01:40:35] leader in the Senate, Chuck Schumer. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Trump
[01:40:39] administration is literally split on what to do with
[01:40:42] the ill-fated Iranian war. For new strikes. War
[01:40:46] Minister Pete Hexitt. Vice President Vence and
[01:40:48] Secretary of State Arrubio demand to stop.
[01:40:52] Vence is convincing Trump not to be led by
[01:40:55] Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. and says
[01:40:58] that he was absolutely wrong in everything. From Tel Aviv,
[01:41:01] the head of our Middle East bureau. Sergey
[01:41:04] Pashkov. Are you going to continue the military
[01:41:07] operation? I don't want to tell you this, but certainly,
[01:41:11] if Iran doesn't behave properly, I will continue, and if it does, we can
[01:41:15] sign an agreement. If it is binding,
[01:41:18] beneficial and guarantees that they will never have nuclear weapons,
[01:41:22] fine, otherwise I will just finish it and do
[01:41:26] it very easily.
[01:41:45] From the Islamic Republic of Iran, although some
[01:41:48] informed sources reported that the conversation was
[01:41:51] quite tense, now the elections
[01:41:54] have taken place, all deadlines are...
[01:42:36] Unity, about not including Arab parties in the coalition,
[01:42:40] however, what he always said, and it is unclear when this video was recorded,
[01:42:43] Netanyahu remains silent.
[01:42:46] It is regrettable that many draw a connection between
[01:42:50] rising prices, especially oil prices, and the situation here in
[01:42:53] Israel. The decision to strike Iran was made by the United
[01:42:56] States, it was not our decision, we supported the actions
[01:42:59] of the US, we believe it was the right decision, it is very easy to blame
[01:43:03] Israel for everything, but in reality it is not so, Vice President Vence's
[01:43:06] statement that the reason for the Republicans' defeat in the
[01:43:10] midterm elections was the war in Iran, and no one
[01:43:13] doubts that the main driving force of this
[01:43:17] war, the main initiator of the start of this forty-day war,
[01:43:20] which began in February and led to
[01:43:23] no results other than...
[01:43:36] Netanyahu to create a government of national
[01:43:39] unity, to create a majority in parliament
[01:43:43] and remain head of government. On the track of
[01:43:46] relations between Israel and the United States
[01:43:49] of America, something new is happening, something
[01:43:53] alarming for Israel, and apparently, not very pleasant for Benjamin
[01:43:56] Netanyahu. because he prefers to remain silent,
[01:44:00] the appearance on the scene of Vance, who will apparently
[01:44:03] change course regarding Iran and regarding
[01:44:06] Israel, causes Benjamin Netanyahu
[01:44:10] even greater concern, because Vance's attitude towards Israel is not
[01:44:14] at all like the current president's, and J. Vance's ambitions are
[01:44:17] clearly presidential.
[01:44:21] Well, right now we continue to receive real-time footage from the
[01:44:25] White House, where Melania Trump, the wife of
[01:44:28] the American president, is holding trilateral,
[01:44:32] unusual negotiations, incredible for these times, she
[01:44:35] invited representatives of both Russia and Ukraine to the White House
[01:44:38] after... she announced the
[01:44:42] extremely successful humanitarian operation in Oleshky. In the first
[01:44:46] row, as we can see, Yana Lantratova, the Russian
[01:44:49] ombudsman, next to her, Ukrainian ombudsman Lubenets,
[01:44:53] followed by David Arakhamia, Kirill Dmitriev himself,
[01:44:56] once again we draw attention to the painting by Nikos
[01:45:00] Safronov, behind the backs of those gathered in the White House
[01:45:03] Trump immediately after the assassination attempt,
[01:45:06] it has just become known that... Melania Trump wrote a personal
[01:45:11] letter to the Russian president and handed
[01:45:15] it over through Kirill Dmitriev. She said:
[01:45:18] "Kirill, I'm sure you will
[01:45:21] deliver it." Kirill Dmitriev, in turn, handed Melania
[01:45:25] Trump a very touching message from
[01:45:28] an eleven-year-old girl Lida. Lida,
[01:45:31] along with her mother and father, remained
[01:45:34] in Oleshky. The message reads
[01:45:37] "
[01:46:40] I wrote personal letters to President Putin and President Zelensky,
[01:46:43] dear Kirill, please deliver this letter to your president on my
[01:46:47] behalf.
[01:46:50] I trust that you will ensure it is delivered. Thank you.
[01:47:40] with confident, maybe moderate, but confident optimism to look at this
[01:47:44] situation, because, of course, the very fact that representatives of Russia
[01:47:48] and Ukraine today meet in the White
[01:47:51] House, meet with the First Lady, summarize
[01:47:54] what has been done together in
[01:47:57] Oleshky, this is an incredible example of cooperation, absolutely
[01:48:01] unique in the current conditions of international
[01:48:05] relations, an example of cooperation, and
[01:48:08] of course, it gives hope that
[01:48:10] such an example can be repeated. I remind you that all parties,
[01:48:13] Russia, Ukraine, and the United States, spoke about this even
[01:48:17] when a pause was agreed in Oleshky, even then
[01:48:21] they said that if it goes successfully, then
[01:48:24] the mechanism can be extended to other
[01:48:27] settlements. Moreover, when the operation in Oleshky had already
[01:48:31] taken place, the речь was about bringing humanitarian aid to
[01:48:34] people who chose not to leave Oleshky, so that humanitarian aid would be brought to them
[01:48:38] regularly, so that... the Ukrainian side, among others,
[01:48:41] would not oppose it in any way. Today's meeting
[01:48:45] is another step in the same direction. Melania Trump
[01:48:48] herself says that this is an inspiring example, an example
[01:48:52] that can become a prologue for future humanitarian cooperation in
[01:48:55] various areas in the Kherson region, among others. Well,
[01:48:59] and if we consider this situation in a diplomatic context,
[01:49:02] bearing in mind
[01:49:05] the meeting in Abu Dhabi, a possible trilateral meeting in
[01:49:09] China.
[01:50:52] hold on, and then, accordingly, hope for
[01:50:55] the resumption of aid. It would seem that 2 years is a long time, but
[01:50:59] 2 years ago, when Trump had just won the elections, we also thought, my God,
[01:51:03] another 2 years until the midterm elections, what could they
[01:51:06] do there, but they still managed, and of course,
[01:51:09] I can only welcome the situation in which civilians
[01:51:12] had the opportunity to leave the conflict zone,
[01:51:16] but still, this is more of a beautiful gesture, a beautiful
[01:51:19] gesture by the First Lady of the USA, a beautiful gesture.
[01:51:22] countries of Russia and Ukraine working together, it's truly symbolically
[01:51:26] important, but unfortunately, symbols are not what determines
[01:51:29] the content of politics, and even less so the content of war. Now we
[01:51:33] see that Ukraine is preparing for winter, Ukraine is receiving
[01:51:36] additional humanitarian, additional military aid. We see that the leaders of the
[01:51:40] European Union countries, for now, despite some glimmers
[01:51:43] of common sense, are not showing due diligence.
[01:51:46] an adequate level to talk to Russia, so I think that
[01:51:49] we can really, perhaps by spring, hope for some
[01:51:53] improvement, and much depends on how
[01:51:56] Trump behaves. I have long expressed the position that Donald Trump
[01:51:59] will rather be more active in the foreign policy arena.
[01:52:03] Firstly, he has nothing to lose, he will not be elected in 2
[01:52:06] years, and secondly, in fact, nothing already
[01:52:09] restrains him, he will be able to blame internal problems on Congress,
[01:52:13] deal with foreign policy himself, and regarding Iran,
[01:52:16] Congress may, as
[01:52:19] they say, deprive him of the opportunity to continue military actions, because Congress
[01:52:22] disposes of money, and for
[01:52:25] the actual support of Ukraine, and for pressure on Ukraine,
[01:52:29] or rather, for pressure on Ukraine, he does not need money, so I think he
[01:52:33] will be able to turn around here, but you know, the word of the year in Russia is currently being discussed, and
[01:52:37] one of the options is the word "airbag", as
[01:52:40] they call a person who talks a lot and does little. What relation this
[01:52:44] has to the US president, I do not know, I suggest each viewer think
[01:52:48] about this independently, but we see that Donald
[01:52:51] Trump's pressure often.
[01:53:22] we assume that Donald Trump, you see, will beautifully appear
[01:53:26] on posters, announce that he is still the President of the USA,
[01:53:30] but will he have enough determination to bring any of his started affairs to
[01:53:33] an end, because why did the Republicans lose? Because not a single
[01:53:37] matter that they declared, the fight against illegal migration, the fight against
[01:53:40] Iran, the fight against high prices for everyday
[01:53:44] consumption goods, not a single one has been brought to an end, will he be able
[01:53:47] to bring this matter to an end, I doubt it, but you know,
[01:53:50] rephrasing the words... you are familiar with each of our songs: and
[01:53:54] no one will give us deliverance, neither Musk, nor Trump, nor a hero, so everything
[01:53:58] will have to be done by ourselves. We interrupt for commercials, the meeting in
[01:54:02] the White House is still ongoing at these moments, we
[01:54:04] will return.
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[02:00:17] Oleshki, this was your favorite 60 Minutes program, thank you for
[02:00:21] watching, bye!