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[00:00:56] You are watching Vesti in the Russian capital. It's 4 AM, we're starting a new show
[00:01:00] on Russia 24 with the main news in the country and
[00:01:03] the world. In the special operation zone,
[00:01:06] the elimination of militants continues in Dobropolye, assault groups are advancing in
[00:01:10] the center in the northwest of the city, battles are unfolding in
[00:01:13] the outskirts. After the village of Novotroitskoye came under Russian control,
[00:01:17] the connection of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with Kramatorsk was practically
[00:01:20] lost, the road leading to the rear was cut by our
[00:01:23] military, units of the "Center" grouping approached
[00:01:27] a large enemy supply hub, the city.
[00:01:30] Belozierska. Meanwhile, the Russian army continues to launch
[00:01:33] strikes deep into the rear of the Ukrainian Armed Forces against military facilities and logistics.
[00:01:37] A logistics center in Mykolaiv region was hit, a
[00:01:40] dry cargo ship was attacked in the Black Sea,
[00:01:44] and Igor Pihanov reports on the
[00:01:47] high-precision and effective work over the past day.
[00:01:54] All last night, missiles and jet drones burned out
[00:01:57] military facilities throughout Ukraine.
[00:02:00] Enterprises working for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were also
[00:02:03] hit.
[00:02:05] The Ministry of Defense reported that a data center used by militants to collect
[00:02:09] information was destroyed in Odesa. In the port of Chernomorsk,
[00:02:13] a ship carrying cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces was hit.
[00:02:16] Port
[00:02:17] infrastructure was damaged.
[00:02:21] A thermal power plant was hit in Kremenchuk. Electrical substations were destroyed
[00:02:24] in Kyiv and its environs. This will complicate the repair of drone assembly
[00:02:28] factories. To...
[00:03:00] experts say, colossal funds were allocated to prepare
[00:03:04] cities for winter, but they were stolen. Plan B, Plan C. We
[00:03:07] predict that there will be no light and
[00:03:10] heat, we need to use Plan B. Relocation. Utilities
[00:03:14] were not ready, they did nothing. Meanwhile, Russian
[00:03:18] troops are advancing on all fronts. In the Kharkiv
[00:03:22] region, units of the North group liberated two
[00:03:25] settlements at once: the villages of Reznikovo and Kupino. Near
[00:03:28] Volchansk, the enemy was encircled, and its
[00:03:31] destruction is underway. Daily, the enemy loses several hundred
[00:03:35] people. For those Ukrainian soldiers who lay down their weapons,
[00:03:38] safety and dignified treatment are guaranteed.
[00:03:42] Guys, those on position, lay down
[00:03:45] your weapons and surrender so that
[00:03:49] it all ends sooner,
[00:03:52] or run away from the front line. Fighters of the
[00:03:55] "Center" group are liberating Donbas, units took two more
[00:03:59] villages in the DPR.
[00:04:30] mainly fragmentation
[00:04:32] with damaging
[00:04:35] elements, for artillery and
[00:04:39] equipment. NRTK we
[00:04:42] mostly use cumulative in Dnipropetrovsk
[00:04:45] and Zaporizhzhia regions, enemy sabotage groups tried to infiltrate through
[00:04:49] the front line, fighters of the Vostok group
[00:04:52] destroyed two groups of militants, repelled attacks
[00:04:55] and occupied advantageous positions, we prevent
[00:04:58] rotation, well, and... we work on
[00:05:01] UAVs, we uncover dugouts, command
[00:05:05] posts. On the neighboring section of the Zaporizhzhia front, unmanned aviation of
[00:05:09] the Dnipro group destroys positions in the AFU in
[00:05:12] the city. Orekhov, this is one of the main enemy strongholds in
[00:05:15] the region. Attack aircraft entered the northern part of the settlement.
[00:05:18] Our fighters cut off the supply of ammunition
[00:05:22] and reinforcements. One shell fire,
[00:05:24] shot!
[00:05:27] Another important task of our fighters is to protect cities from Ukrainian
[00:05:31] drones. Mobile fire groups shoot down thousands of aerial
[00:05:35] targets, from heavy hexacopters to high-speed
[00:05:37] UAVs. Igor Pikhanov,
[00:05:39] Vesti.
[00:05:42] The head of the Kyiv regime is in a state of hysteria and is
[00:05:45] unable to demonstrate a willingness for peaceful negotiations,
[00:05:48] said Dmitry Peskov, press secretary of the Russian president. The Kremlin
[00:05:52] believes that Zelensky's tragic mistakes for Ukraine
[00:05:56] in relations with Russia are costing the independent country dearly, and
[00:05:59] overseas they are already mentally looking for a new person
[00:06:02] for Bankova. Donald Trump stated that it is time
[00:06:06] for Ukraine to get a new leader, and this opinion
[00:06:09] is not unique. Anna Voronina will continue the topic.
[00:06:18] Yesterday hysteria, today panic, Kyiv clearly did not
[00:06:21] expect such a statement from Donald
[00:06:24] Trump.
[00:06:29] I think they should find a new leader who can make a deal,
[00:06:32] because he could have settled the conflict many times, but for some reason he didn't, you
[00:06:36] lost 30% of the country, more than a million
[00:06:39] people died, and I think. used
[00:06:51] in the AFU, and General Michael Flynn, who responded to criticism of the diesel
[00:06:55] deal by a former colleague. You still don't
[00:06:58] understand, Mike, and you never will, Donald Trump is
[00:07:01] focused on ending the war
[00:07:05] that should never have started, while you and
[00:07:08] those same failed neoconservatives continue
[00:07:12] to demand that America
[00:07:15] fund it forever. Zelensky must
[00:07:18] go for peace to truly be discussed. On Capitol Hill, they even called
[00:07:22] those who oppose Trump's peace initiatives
[00:07:25] hypocrites. There have been no presidential elections in Ukraine since
[00:07:28] 2019, billions of US dollars were sent
[00:07:31] there under the previous administration. The war must
[00:07:34] end, and Zelensky must listen to what the US
[00:07:38] President says. The United States' proposal will benefit everyone, but we cannot
[00:07:41] allow this war to continue. Some European
[00:07:45] politicians, who have already experienced the energy crisis and the consequences of
[00:07:48] anti-Russian sanctions, are again calling for a constructive dialogue with
[00:07:52] Russia, for the sake of the citizens of their own countries. America defends national
[00:07:56] interests, and we in the European Union impose
[00:07:59] sanctions and embargoes. We moralize, pay huge
[00:08:03] money for diesel fuel, and tremble with fear: will there be enough.
[00:08:07] Soon at EU gas stations, we will refuel with expensive American
[00:08:10] diesel of Russian origin. But not everyone shares this opinion, in
[00:08:14] pursuit of political ambitions and power in the European Union, they suddenly
[00:08:18] remembered the principles of
[00:08:19] democracy.
[00:08:22] Certainly not Donald Trump to dictate the electoral calendar
[00:08:26] of a sovereign state such as Ukraine. In Estonia,
[00:08:29] they even suggested increasing aid to Ukraine as quickly as possible so that it could
[00:08:33] continue to strike Russian oil refineries, just to
[00:08:37] spite Washington. Anna Voronina, Matvey Popov,
[00:08:40] Vesti.
[00:08:43] The agreement between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump broke the chain of
[00:08:46] sanctions against Moscow, said former Serbian President
[00:08:50] Aleksandar Vučić. He addressed his supporters live
[00:08:53] on
[00:08:54] social networks.
[00:08:58] The agreement between Trump and Putin obviously changes a lot
[00:09:01] in the world situation. The Americans thus
[00:09:04] broke the chain of sanctions imposed against the Russian Federation.
[00:09:08] Trump shows himself to be a pragmatic, practical
[00:09:11] person who.
[00:09:42] counted on more substantial support from Western allies,
[00:09:46] but so far has received only limited assistance, Bloomberg
[00:09:49] reports. London provided Riyadh
[00:09:52] with a refueling aircraft, but other military requests from the kingdom
[00:09:55] so far remain without approval. Meanwhile,
[00:09:58] Houthis from the Ansarallah movement managed to strike
[00:10:02] the international airport of the Saudi capital, once again,
[00:10:05] one person died. Experts warn that attacks
[00:10:09] could lead to further escalation and drag
[00:10:13] the United States into the conflict. On the situation in the region, Natalya
[00:10:16] Goncharova. This is what Riyadh airport looks like
[00:10:20] after the attack by Yemeni Houthis. 12 people
[00:10:23] died. 300 were injured. The rebels
[00:10:27] state that the use of all airports in Saudi Arabia, with
[00:10:30] the exception of the holy places, Mecca and Medina, is now
[00:10:34] unsafe. The Houthi armed forces again
[00:10:37] warn all airlines and
[00:10:39] travelers about the danger of using Saudi
[00:10:42] airports and airspace. The Houthis note that
[00:10:46] they plan to continue attacks on the most important facilities of
[00:10:49] the kingdom, oil companies and
[00:10:52] airports. As seen on the rocket map.
[00:10:57] Experts note that the Houthis have enough resources for a long
[00:11:01] continuation of attacks. Everything depends on the intensity of
[00:11:04] the movements' attacks, that is, the Houthis, that is, how intensely they
[00:11:08] will conduct them, because, as I understand it,
[00:11:12] the Houthis are able to replenish their ballistic missiles,
[00:11:16] drones, they have their own production where
[00:11:19] they assemble these types of weapons from the parts that
[00:11:23] are supplied to them there.
[00:11:57] Islamabad supplied the kingdom with anti-aircraft missile
[00:12:00] systems, however, the parties adhere exclusively to
[00:12:03] a defensive position, stating that they will observe
[00:12:07] a defensive pact only on the territory of Saudi Arabia, but will
[00:12:11] not enter with their forces the territory of
[00:12:13] Yemen. Pakistan expresses full
[00:12:17] solidarity with Saudi Arabia and firmly stands with
[00:12:20] its allies. Pakistan will not tolerate any form of
[00:12:24] aggression.
[00:12:55] exercise of the CSTO peacekeeping forces - Indestructible
[00:12:58] Brotherhood 2026. More than one and a half
[00:13:02] thousand servicemen are involved in them. 300 units of weapons and equipment
[00:13:05] are practicing the preparation and conduct of a joint peacekeeping
[00:13:09] operation. Simultaneously, in the republic, special
[00:13:13] exercises Barrier 2026 are being held. Their
[00:13:15] main task is to practice joint actions on
[00:13:18] radiological, chemical, and biological protection,
[00:13:22] as well as medical support.
[00:16:46] the budget, we will definitely touch upon the topic
[00:16:49] of interest rates related to servicing the public debt, I only have
[00:16:53] one question, I am translating it specifically, because people will come to us, let them
[00:16:57] prepare immediately, why is the financing
[00:17:01] directly from the central bank
[00:17:04] to the government of this amount, 4
[00:17:08] trillion rubles, well, I even say, well, we service the public debt well, perhaps
[00:17:11] a different rate will be, it will be less, this is
[00:17:13] inflation, but passing through banks, through
[00:17:17] federal loan bonds, is that not inflation? The answer
[00:17:20] to this question, the answer to this question, for me, it is
[00:17:24] missing. Can you explain it to me with concrete
[00:17:27] figures? No, I understand. Thank you, Dmitry, please,
[00:17:31] because then it needs to be clarified who
[00:17:34] and how the flows went.
[00:18:07] advance, if you are developing new regions where
[00:18:11] there is still nothing, you are going to build this, this, this,
[00:18:15] this, according to a single plan, pardon, you don't have
[00:18:18] economic entities there that pay taxes, you
[00:18:21] advance,
[00:18:23] yes, you advance into the space of your country, taking
[00:18:27] into account, with calculations, how you will
[00:18:30] get back the
[00:18:34] invested money, well, on a commercial
[00:18:37] basis. I somehow, so to speak, very vaguely see how this
[00:18:40] can be done, how this can be done, but it seems to
[00:18:43] me, I must say that both you, Vladimirich, and you, Alexander
[00:18:47] Mikhailovich,
[00:18:51] underestimate the scale of the disaster, and in connection
[00:18:54] with this I will tell one story that happened to me personally,
[00:18:58] it was shortly before the 1998
[00:19:01] default, an unfortunate fate brought
[00:19:04] me to a very highly intellectual
[00:19:08] company, well, as usual, once, they didn't invite me there again,
[00:19:11] and this company was designated as future leaders of
[00:19:15] Russia, mostly now they are all abroad, yes, future
[00:19:19] leaders of Russia, according to the version of 1997 or 1998
[00:19:23] at the beginning, but some remained, so in
[00:19:26] the process of discussing how they see our
[00:19:30] country in the 21st century,
[00:19:33] a very interesting position was expressed, after
[00:19:36] which everything became clear:
[00:22:50] thesis is good, but actually, if you look at the situation
[00:22:53] with the midterm elections, it is not as
[00:22:57] critical for Trump as it was estimated,
[00:23:00] for example, in May-June, he managed to intercept many things,
[00:23:04] but the most important thing is, even if he
[00:23:07] loses, even if he loses both chambers,
[00:23:11] although with the Senate, I would not want that, yes,
[00:23:14] they clung on, but
[00:23:18] he will not owe anything to anyone anyway, he only has to go forward,
[00:23:21] he, he has a situation where either he
[00:23:25] will put someone in the slammer, or someone
[00:23:29] will put him in front of the prosecutor, there are no options, and
[00:23:32] Trump, I think, is not the kind of person who will go to the prosecutor himself,
[00:23:36] to surrender, because he has been there before, yes, he already had
[00:23:39] police photos, I don't think he wants to repeat
[00:23:43] this life experience, well, in conclusion, well, I'm looking at the first
[00:23:47] hysteria - at the first -
[00:24:51] here in America, in America
[00:24:53] the economy, yes, the economy, which
[00:24:57] will inevitably give rise to a certain policy, only Trump
[00:25:00] will be able to pick it up, these
[00:25:04] new economic trends, he has
[00:25:06] grasped them, I repeat again, I am skeptical about him,
[00:25:09] but he has grasped this economic nerve,
[00:25:13] will he have enough consistency to
[00:25:16] build a policy on it, will he have enough time, excuse me?
[00:25:20] That's another question, but nevertheless,
[00:25:23] he has grasped all of this, but
[00:25:27] we, we need, taking into account everything that has happened in the last,
[00:25:30] especially 2 years, we need to prepare very carefully
[00:25:34] for the next confrontation, a confrontation
[00:25:37] that we call the great European war, I think it will be
[00:25:41] not European, it will be a great Euro-Atlantic war, taking
[00:25:44] into account the experience
[00:25:47] that we have, which is largely...
[00:26:32] NATO's Allied Command Operations in Europe, under the leadership of
[00:26:36] Commander-in-Chief General Grenkevich,
[00:26:39] has prepared the so-called "Plan for Victory," a plan
[00:26:43] for victory over Russia on the eastern flank, a plan
[00:26:46] for victory over Russia, over Russia, yes, well,
[00:26:48] naturally over Russia on the eastern
[00:26:51] flank. Naturally, it is about saying
[00:26:55] that only in case of invasion, only in case of
[00:26:58] attack, NATO is a defensive alliance, but this is sacred.
[00:27:03] The presentation is scheduled for tomorrow in
[00:27:06] Poland at
[00:27:09] a meeting of
[00:27:10] representatives of
[00:27:13] NATO, NATO member countries. Moreover, what is interesting,
[00:27:17] the meeting is organized by the Americans, but out of
[00:27:20] 27 members, only a few are invited, in particular
[00:27:23] Germany, three Scandinavian countries,
[00:27:26] Norway, well, Norway is not Scandinavian,
[00:27:29] Norway, Sweden, Finland.
[00:28:02] NATO on the eastern flank, what is interesting in this
[00:28:05] point, is the codification itself of the eastern
[00:28:09] flank, in accordance with this plan, the
[00:28:12] eastern flank includes, well,
[00:28:16] the well-known, so to speak, Russophobic countries, the three Baltic
[00:28:20] countries, Poland and Finland with the longest
[00:28:23] border of 1300 km, which so far in
[00:28:27] NATO, in no document is it
[00:28:30] indicated who and by what means will protect these 1300
[00:28:34] km, well, we know,
[00:28:37] they are making movies now, what unrealistic
[00:28:40] fighters they are, how their snipers, having bitten the snow,
[00:28:44] having smeared everything with coal, that
[00:28:46] monitor
[00:28:49] says, we have as many snipers as we want, we will all lie down in the snow now, no one will see us,
[00:28:53] so that our breath is not visible, we will take snow in our mouths
[00:28:57] and now we will shoot all the Russians.
[00:28:59] shoot everyone.
[00:32:53] Movies, fence, barbed
[00:32:56] wire, that's all good, but by the way,
[00:32:59] speaking of barbed wire,
[00:33:02] just interesting facts, for example, Poland also by
[00:33:06] the end of next year pledged to
[00:33:09] build a large fence, so far only
[00:33:12] a kilometer has been built, Estonia, which ostensibly
[00:33:16] should become the first country that will be attacked by evil
[00:33:19] Russia, was supposed to build 600
[00:33:22] bunkers by the end of next year, so far only
[00:33:25] 27 have been built, that is, they are clearly behind
[00:33:28] schedule and it's good for us to wait, yes,
[00:33:31] probably, well, so
[00:33:34] these countries
[00:33:37] limit the eastern flank, that
[00:33:40] is, other countries of the so-called
[00:33:43] eastern flank are not mentioned
[00:33:46] in the plan, that is, the future theater of military operations
[00:33:50] is already marked, what else
[00:33:53] is interesting, that Ukraine is not mentioned
[00:33:56] in this plan, not even in a footnote, well, it's clear, Ukraine
[00:33:59] is not a NATO country, it's about the Baltic, yes, it's about
[00:34:03] the Baltic, Poland, Finland, yes, these
[00:34:06] countries are the theater of military operations where
[00:34:10] they are supposed to repel, so to speak,
[00:34:14] the aggression. aggressive Russia. The second
[00:34:17] point of the plan is to activate the Eastern Flank Deterrence
[00:34:21] Initiative, and what is
[00:34:25] interesting is that in this initiative
[00:34:28] it is assumed that Russian
[00:34:32] aggression will be repelled with the help of cheap unmanned
[00:34:35] aerial vehicles, i.e., FPV drones.
[00:34:38] Here, another interesting point is mentioned
[00:34:42] about the so-called target library, which...
[00:35:15] any device on the roof, on the roof
[00:35:18] is a potential target. What are
[00:35:21] we talking about? Based on, based on artificial
[00:35:25] intelligence of Hornet drones,
[00:35:29] it was mentioned there, all our
[00:35:32] military vehicles, in principle, have on the roof, well, so-called
[00:35:35] basins, that is, caps that cover
[00:35:39] equipment, well, from dust, from dirt, in general,
[00:35:42] therefore, in accordance with this
[00:36:15] Americans in their, so to speak,
[00:36:18] future, future combat operations, I correctly
[00:36:22] understand that what the front line represents
[00:36:25] now, that is, they are delaying. somewhere around
[00:36:28] half a year, regarding, yes, regarding the electronic warfare
[00:36:31] equipment, that's all such a big thing, we are driving with it,
[00:36:35] naturally, yes, but
[00:36:37] it's standing, well, Vladimirich, but you can understand them,
[00:36:41] because it's a huge bureaucratic machine, which,
[00:36:45] so to speak, by the time they analyze something, generalize it,
[00:36:48] put it on paper, discuss it, adopt it,
[00:36:50] naturally, the Russian military machine will go, so to speak,
[00:36:54] far, far ahead, the main thing is that there was
[00:36:57] barbed wire, a fence, yes, a fence, we still haven't learned
[00:37:01] to overcome these powerful obstacles, from
[00:37:05] the time of Yatsenyuk, who built the famous fence,
[00:37:09] which led to him acquiring his own
[00:37:11] gigantic construction properties in America, yes, it was
[00:37:15] such a confident fence, that's for sure,
[00:37:19] so, well, this plan already, not for nothing
[00:37:22] some observers,
[00:37:25] specialists called, so to speak,
[00:38:36] the US in NATO, he is more of a political representative, he
[00:38:39] is a more sober person, so sometimes he speaks more
[00:38:42] adequately, so to speak, reasoning about
[00:38:45] repeating the instructions of his leadership, that Europeans
[00:38:49] should think more about their own, how they generally
[00:38:53] imagine Russia's attack, I'm just curious, that is, this
[00:38:57] is us...
[00:39:27] it's all fiction, it's a fantasy that is based on nothing, although,
[00:39:31] although before that, how many times both Grenkevich and Donahue,
[00:39:35] the American general, said that we are all ready, we have all the plans, I wonder how
[00:39:39] they physically imagine it, well, physically they imagine it, they
[00:39:42] block the railway transit,
[00:39:45] naturally, mighty Estonia, together with Finland,
[00:39:48] blocks the Gulf of Finland, naturally,
[00:39:51] Russia cannot endure this,
[00:39:54] begins the debloation of the so-called...
[00:40:44] to cover it, detachments of Rubicon and special forces
[00:40:48] will operate, which will make it possible to do all this, an attempt at
[00:40:51] sea, but given that I will not say how, one, as
[00:40:55] there, one bird brought on its tail. Well,
[00:40:58] our drones can operate in 4-5
[00:41:01] point storms at a distance of
[00:41:04] 300 km from the launch point, and
[00:41:07] well, we'll just sink everyone, so no, well, all sane
[00:41:10] people understand that even without nuclear
[00:41:14] weapons, although as we already said on your show,
[00:41:18] it was already clearly stated in the note from the Foreign Ministry and
[00:41:22] by the president that it will all be very, very fast
[00:41:26] with the use of
[00:41:28] all means of destruction available to the Russian Federation,
[00:41:31] therefore, I think that this statement by
[00:41:35] the Chairman of the NATO Military Committee is not accidental, that is, they
[00:41:38] finally heard.
[00:41:40] There are people who, so to speak, have ears and a little
[00:41:44] common sense, that fighting with
[00:41:47] Russia,
[00:41:50] the number one nuclear power, of course, it's, it's,
[00:41:54] especially for Europeans, it's just suicide, but they don't
[00:41:57] understand that, they really live in their own world, well, unfortunately, but
[00:42:00] still there is hope
[00:42:04] that not everyone there has gone mad, who
[00:42:07] hasn't, hmm, well, the head. cars
[00:42:10] to the head
[00:42:20] of the land, because he is from another party, do you want to say, oh, really idiots,
[00:42:23] idiots, of course, of course, idiots, that is,
[00:42:27] the main thing is from what considerations, that is, we don't like political
[00:42:30] views, that is, now when you come to buy a BMW
[00:42:33] car, you must present a party card, only
[00:42:37] Nazis can buy.
[00:43:10] explains everything to everyone, puts all the dots, just
[00:43:14] tears everyone to shreds, and appointed such
[00:43:17] a girl, yes, by the way, a girl, let's show the girl they
[00:43:20] found, and I generally, well, maybe not show the girl,
[00:43:24] I like Trump, do you like Trump's ocean, or
[00:43:28] do you prefer the ocean of America, of course,
[00:43:31] Trump's ocean, yes, but the main thing is, well, wait, how can you not
[00:43:34] love a person who speaks so sincerely about the Nobel Prize, even though
[00:43:38] everyone actually thinks that?
[00:44:41] So I don't want to change the name of the Hudson River, that's too much,
[00:44:44] too much honor for Henry Hudson, although credit where credit is due, a long
[00:44:48] time ago he sold that river well. So, we
[00:44:52] need a river, we need an ocean,
[00:44:54] therefore, I think the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean, we
[00:44:58] will call it the Trump Ocean,
[00:45:02] or the Ocean of the Americas, something like that, no, we
[00:45:05] must, we must do it, before I leave, I
[00:45:08] think we should have it.
[00:45:47] Please, well, I will start, if you allow me, with
[00:45:50] Zelensky, because in my opinion, Zelensky acted
[00:45:54] quite logically, he went all-in, it's just
[00:45:58] that when Trump, during the election campaign, said
[00:46:02] that he would resolve the Ukrainian crisis in 24 hours, he
[00:46:06] was relying on something, he is not a politician, of course, but he is not a complete
[00:46:08] idiot. When he said that, he believed that
[00:46:12] Putin is a negotiable person, they will agree
[00:46:16] with Vladimir Vladimirovich, and Zelensky is on the hook, and
[00:46:19] he will resolve everything, that is, Trump will agree and quickly
[00:46:23] resolve the issue with the Ukrainian crisis, that is,
[00:46:26] with Zelensky, not taking into account one thing, apparently, Trump's
[00:46:30] advisors calculated that in the 4 years that Trump was not there, well,
[00:46:33] in general, Zelensky switched, he
[00:46:36] changed his master, that is, he became European.
[00:46:40] Now Zelensky has nothing to lose, in fact, on February
[00:46:43] 27th, this irritation of Trump last year, it manifested itself very
[00:46:47] well, Zelensky and his, apparently, said, try, we
[00:46:51] will try now.
[00:47:22] you say, just remove him from
[00:47:24] Kyiv? Not very sure, because
[00:47:28] indeed, Europeans will now support him, how
[00:47:32] to support? Well, actually, now Europeans have resolved the issue
[00:47:36] of reducing all other programs for Europe,
[00:47:39] except for programs for Ukraine. How can
[00:47:42] he be supported? If America accuses him of theft,
[00:47:46] of corruption schemes, if NABU starts to voice
[00:47:50] him...
[00:47:52] will be announced, you see, if he is announced of theft, or anything
[00:47:56] else, so far, at least, the experience
[00:47:59] of the Trump administration's second term
[00:48:02] has shown that all of Trump's opponents have escaped
[00:48:06] responsibility, all of them, again, no,
[00:48:09] Maduro, Maduro, Maduro no, Maduro is different,
[00:48:12] all those who were Trump's enemies, whom he
[00:48:16] considered corrupt, who led to Trump's defeat,
[00:48:20] they all left.
[00:48:39] Everyone on the external circuit came to him, again, again I say, not quite his, but
[00:48:42] the right ones, yes, eight elections, eight right-wingers, and most likely,
[00:48:45] now the eighth one will come, Flávio
[00:48:49] Bolsonaro will also come, a person who, whom this is now.
[00:48:52] under American cover, not European,
[00:49:07] voicing, the prosecutor is there
[00:49:10] NABU is a purely American structure,
[00:49:13] so we need to be very careful, let's,
[00:49:17] let's see, will Trump go for
[00:49:21] replacing Zelensky in the same way?
[00:50:22] and the export of the United States,
[00:50:25] moreover, it is considered whether this is a lot or
[00:50:28] a little, well, the Democrats say that it's nothing,
[00:50:32] a nine-day export for what period of time, they say it's nothing,
[00:50:36] Trump, now 300, then they promise 500, then still not,
[00:50:40] they then, well, we have specialists who will tell us, then they generally, Trump said
[00:50:43] no, no, no, no, wait a minute, if we are talking about the
[00:50:46] volumes that have been calculated, it is still something, that's why
[00:50:50] the market reaction followed immediately.
[00:51:22] a few days ago, representatives of both parties, Roger Wicker and Jeanne Shaheen,
[00:51:29] signed a special letter to Trump, asking him to finally
[00:51:32] use this law, that is, to introduce it. And Trump's
[00:51:36] answer, in essence, to this bipartisan initiative
[00:51:39] was unambiguous, he signs a deal with
[00:51:42] what does the American people say? This causes, while the American people
[00:51:46] the American people say, we do not want to see such prices at our
[00:51:49] gas stations.
[00:51:52] American scoundrels, they should look in the eyes
[00:51:56] of a simple American truck driver,
[00:51:58] and explain to him what a great
[00:52:01] legacy, who is he, what does he have...
[00:52:05] here, pro-Trump comrades, under mysterious circumstances, suddenly
[00:52:08] died in Ukraine or even it is unknown
[00:52:11] where, a person who spent as much in a month
[00:52:15] as an unfortunate truck driver will earn
[00:52:18] in several years of his life, what did Lindsey Graham spend this money on
[00:52:20] what? Pro-Trump circles,
[00:52:24] pro-Trump analysts, they say otherwise, remember
[00:52:28] that Trump, recently, a week ago on
[00:52:31] Jase Evan 100 million.
[00:53:05] Pro-Trump circles, again, say that Trump did
[00:53:09] this too late, he should have concluded both European and
[00:53:12] G7 deals with Russia much earlier, at least a month
[00:53:16] earlier, do these circles understand something about this, well, in
[00:53:20] principle, these are people who support Trump, these are your
[00:53:23] MAGA, who are these circles MAGA, MAGA, well,
[00:53:27] do they have a first, middle, and last name, these circles, well, yes,
[00:53:30] of course, Chris Wright, who, so do these circles represent
[00:53:34] anything? I always like it when such a gigantic
[00:53:37] deal is made, it should have been
[00:53:39] earlier,
[00:53:41] what are they not, they even when, when Chris Wright, I forgot
[00:53:45] his analyst, who analyzes the markets, Chris
[00:53:48] Wright, Minister of Energy, he
[00:53:51] talked about 100, 100 million, he said that it should have been done
[00:53:54] at the end of August, not
[00:53:58] now, he is now his assistant, Resaright,
[00:54:02] Minister, well then let him write a resignation letter, and after that. Now
[00:54:14] many, he said earlier, now many people who, who
[00:54:17] are considering this, that's why I started with Zelensky all-in and
[00:54:21] the Europeans, because everyone is counting on the fact that, yes,
[00:54:24] indeed, I agree with what you said, that not everything
[00:54:28] has been decided yet, well, they will probably lose the House, again, with
[00:54:32] what score 240, there
[00:55:35] someone suddenly tells the US president what he should have
[00:55:38] done, should have done earlier,
[00:55:41] a simple question arises, why didn't you do it earlier, why didn't you become
[00:55:44] the US, of course, based on this
[00:55:48] deal, frankly, this is pure Trump, I admit,
[00:55:52] purely Trump, announces a deal and appoints Katie
[00:55:55] Zacharias on the same day, then people start discussing two
[00:55:58] events, completely incomparable, some
[00:56:02] attention goes to this lady completely. The one
[00:56:05] who will replace Coralai, well, she is good, well,
[00:56:09] in general, yes, it's just that she is analyzed, I know how to move on, Andrey
[00:56:12] Anatolyevich, and Trump is on the ladies, no, her external
[00:56:15] data are analyzed, but if you remember, well, the fact that she worked in
[00:56:19] China for 3 years in the World Bank group, that she says, a good
[00:56:23] lawyer, in general, that this person is 100% loyal
[00:56:27] to Trump, that she has
[00:56:30] pretty good connections with various media, that is, she will be...
[00:56:33] in place, but Trump did very
[00:56:37] well, he really shifted to her external data, that she is the mother
[00:56:40] of four children and so on and so forth, but he
[00:56:43] did it very aptly, yes, here you can't
[00:56:47] deny him, the showman, that politically this calculation was very important,
[00:56:51] and do you remember that
[00:56:54] a fantasy, remember that ever in the midterm
[00:56:57] elections, a sitting president was so involved
[00:57:01] in the election campaign, no, I don't remember,
[00:57:17] So, apparently, there are calculations that there are serious problems
[00:57:21] for the Republicans, this only means that he understands very well
[00:57:24] what American politics is, just as he perfectly
[00:57:28] understands what he is doing when he announces a deal with
[00:57:31] us, he can be accused of anything,
[00:57:35] but not of a lack of pragmatism, but
[00:57:38] in fact, of a fantastic political
[00:57:40] instinct.
[00:57:52] a large-scale movie premiere, we need
[00:57:55] access to the sea, there will be a sea, not
[00:57:59] amenable, everything will be different now, we
[00:58:02] are going to Russia, unstoppable,
[00:58:06] trouble, sovereign, Karl attacked at night,
[00:58:10] what shall we do, fight,
[00:58:13] all here for faith, we will accept death.
[00:58:19] invincible, I need a new
[00:58:21] army,
[00:58:25] I'll have to explain to him that a new hunter has appeared
[00:58:28] in the forest,
[00:58:33] great emperor, here
[00:58:36] is the edge of the straits, I will name it St. Petersburg,
[00:58:39] great power, I wish
[00:58:43] my country wealth and prosperity,
[00:58:46] birth.
[00:58:47] Empires
[00:58:51] soon.
[01:00:57] It's 5 AM in Moscow, these are the news on Russia-24 channel.
[01:01:00] Russian troops are advancing in Zaporizhzhia region, approaching
[01:01:04] the city of Orikhiv from two directions, some
[01:01:07] assault troops of the Dnipro group have already entrenched themselves on its outskirts, and
[01:01:11] artillerymen of the Vostok group are working
[01:01:14] from the right flank along the supply routes of the AFU garrison. They also
[01:01:17] inflicted a crushing blow on one of the enemy strongholds.
[01:01:21] And in the DPR, fierce battles
[01:01:24] are unfolding in the vicinity of Dobropillia. There, Russian troops
[01:01:28] cut off the logistics of the AFU, taking control of the village
[01:01:31] of Novo-Troitske, units of the Center group approached
[01:01:34] the enemy's large supply hub, the city of
[01:01:37] Bilozerske. The enemy's defense in this sector of the front
[01:01:41] is critically broken and is unlikely to be
[01:01:44] restored.
[01:01:46] The head of the Kyiv regime is in a state of hysteria, meanwhile, and is
[01:01:50] unable to demonstrate a willingness for peaceful negotiations, this
[01:01:54] was stated by the press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov in the Kremlin.
[01:01:58] He believes that Zelensky's tragic mistakes for Ukraine in relations with
[01:02:02] Russia are costly for the independent country, and overseas
[01:02:05] they are already mentally looking for a new person for Bankova Street. Donald Trump
[01:02:09] stated that it is time for Ukraine to get a new
[01:02:12] leader, and this opinion is not unique. My
[01:02:16] colleague Anna
[01:02:17] Voronina will continue the topic.
[01:02:23] Yesterday hysteria, today panic. Kyiv clearly did not
[01:02:26] expect such a statement from Donald Trump.
[01:03:00] diesel deal from his former colleague, you still don't
[01:03:04] understand, Mike, and you never will, Donald Trump
[01:03:07] is focused on ending a war
[01:03:10] that should never have started, while
[01:03:13] you, and the same failed neocons, continue
[01:03:17] to demand that America fund it
[01:03:20] forever. Zelensky must leave so that peace can
[01:03:24] truly be discussed. On Capitol Hill, they even called
[01:03:27] those who oppose Trump's peace initiatives
[01:03:30] hypocrites, there have been no presidential elections in Ukraine since
[01:03:33] 2019, billions of US dollars sent
[01:03:37] there under the previous administration. The war must
[01:03:39] end, and Zelensky must listen to what the US
[01:03:43] president says. The US proposal will benefit everyone, but we cannot
[01:03:47] allow this war to continue. Some European
[01:03:50] politicians, who have already experienced the energy crisis and the consequences
[01:03:54] of anti-Russian sanctions, are again calling for a constructive dialogue with
[01:03:57] Russia, for the sake of the citizens of their own countries.
[01:04:48] Lifting sanctions against Russia is beneficial for the United States of America
[01:04:51] and serves their national interests, admitted US
[01:04:54] Treasury Secretary Scott
[01:04:56] Bessent.
[01:05:00] entered office to work for the benefit of the American people, the deal is
[01:05:03] good for the American people, it will reduce diesel
[01:05:07] prices, Europeans gave Russians more money, since the beginning of this
[01:05:11] war they gave them more than Ukrainians, because Europeans cannot
[01:05:14] do without Russian energy resources, they have a failed
[01:05:18] energy policy, they continue to finance Vladimir
[01:05:21] Putin, so their statement that we do not have the right to a pause in
[01:05:25] diesel price growth is complete
[01:05:28] hypocrisy.
[01:05:30] The agreement between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump broke the chain
[01:05:34] of sanctions against Moscow, said former Serbian President
[01:05:38] Aleksandar Vučić, he addressed his supporters in
[01:05:41] a live broadcast through his social
[01:05:44] media profile.
[01:05:47] The agreement between Trump and Putin obviously changes a lot
[01:05:50] in the world situation. Americans thus
[01:05:53] broke the chain of sanctions imposed against the Russian Federation.
[01:05:57] Trump shows himself to be pragmatic.
[01:06:08] For Russia, it is extremely important that this agreement takes place, and
[01:06:11] it's not about money, as many think, but primarily about the political
[01:06:15] effect. Russia is achieving much more, it manages
[01:06:19] to break the chain of European sanctions and introduce
[01:06:22] additional tension in relations between former partners in the Western
[01:06:26] camp, Americans and Europeans.
[01:06:31] Saudi Arabia had hoped for more substantial support from
[01:06:34] Western allies, but so far has only received limited
[01:06:38] assistance, Bloomberg agency reports. London provided
[01:06:41] Riyadh with a tanker aircraft, but other military requests of
[01:06:44] the kingdom remain without approval. Meanwhile,
[01:06:48] the Houthis from the Ansar Allah movement have repeatedly been able
[01:06:51] to strike the international airport of the Saudi
[01:06:54] capital. According to the latest information, it will remain
[01:06:58] closed for aircraft reception and departure until approximately the end of
[01:07:02] today.
[01:08:15] Well, I don't know about his pragmatism, his
[01:08:18] second pragmatism is a man who survived the
[01:08:21] business jungle of New York, he certainly
[01:08:24] understands what he's talking about, well, he wasn't the only one who survived there, who
[01:08:28] else? Who else survived and became president,
[01:08:32] president, no, presidents usually weren't billionaires before
[01:08:35] becoming president, so something interesting
[01:08:39] has already happened, and not just a change in American society. The fact that
[01:08:42] he's a billionaire, he's not just a billionaire, he's a billionaire who
[01:08:46] constantly invested in his recognition, no, well, if you,
[01:08:50] who starred in a wild number of films as a cameo,
[01:08:54] who appeared in famous Hollywood films, who entered and
[01:08:57] proved in the world of show business that he
[01:09:00] hosted shows better than those who were considered almost
[01:09:04] absolute stars, he
[01:09:06] no one denies, no, everyone denied it when he came in,
[01:09:10] they told him, you are nobody, you will achieve nothing. And he kept
[01:09:13] beating them with ratings, that is, he has this
[01:09:17] inner feeling that is right, but it would seem, how can a person be elected president
[01:09:20] who on some WrestleMania
[01:09:23] hits someone with a chair, grabs them by the collar, throws them, well,
[01:09:27] come on, well, stop it, Obama was
[01:09:30] sure he had buried him when at
[01:09:33] that famous press dinner he
[01:09:35] mocked Trump, he just enjoyed how
[01:09:39] he didn't understand that he, by doing this,
[01:09:43] 100% forced Trump to enter big politics, that's why Trump needs
[01:09:47] this Nobel Prize so much, to wipe Obama's nose. Well,
[01:09:50] Trump is unlikely to get it in the end. Again, I think he will get it together with
[01:09:54] Norway.
[01:09:56] Here, we are talking about a completely different psychotype. You always
[01:10:00] try to push him into ordinary American
[01:10:03] politics, but I'm not trying to push him into American politics, because I perfectly
[01:10:07] understand that American politics has changed in the last three
[01:10:11] decades. And... collected votes from Americans, not a single
[01:10:30] elector, of course, but he also left the company, this indicates
[01:10:33] that global, serious internal changes are taking place in the United States,
[01:10:37] and that Trump is a certain phenomenon,
[01:10:40] he...
[01:11:12] Trump is dangerous, if there was a person like
[01:11:15] Biden, an empty pen, as she had, Trump hung it, here you go,
[01:11:19] a portrait, it could have been hung, I'll just remind you that this empty pen
[01:11:23] unleashed more than one war, I'll remind you that this
[01:11:25] empty pen did everything possible to make Russia
[01:11:28] stop, I like it when people talk to me in parallel, although it doesn't
[01:11:32] evoke a feeling of admiration in me, and
[01:11:35] at the same time, I would also like to note that which American president did not unleash,
[01:11:38] one moment, but I don't want it to be a war with my homeland, Biden.
[01:11:42] A complete scoundrel who allowed himself such expressions towards our
[01:11:46] commander-in-chief that are never permissible to
[01:11:49] anyone. Biden was terrible because we didn't know who
[01:11:52] was really governing America, because it certainly wasn't Biden,
[01:11:56] one option was that it was Obama, another option was that it was some
[01:12:00] collective Blinken, but essentially,
[01:12:03] what's important with Trump, Trump is clear
[01:12:06] to us, unlike Biden, he is a patriot
[01:12:10] of America, so the decisions he makes are
[01:12:13] in America's interest, with Biden, it was, as
[01:12:17] our friend Dmitry would say, in the interests
[01:12:20] of the reptilians, yes, he would say, well, that's certainly not
[01:12:23] true, do you want to add, no, that's also a debatable
[01:12:27] statement, well done, please, good,
[01:12:30] well, here we need to divide from my
[01:12:33] position, from my department, we need to immediately
[01:12:37] divide the two components of this diesel
[01:12:40] deal, let's call it that. One.
[01:12:43] Here, a lot has been said about the political component, from my side I can add that it's
[01:12:46] good that I believe our program will not be watched by ordinary
[01:12:50] Americans, otherwise I will now pronounce a phrase that will build
[01:12:54] them, not one, not one ton
[01:12:57] of Russian diesel fuel will not have time to reach the United
[01:13:01] States of America before the elections, it is physically impossible, it needs to be loaded, it
[01:13:04] needs to be sent, the tanker will not make it, and
[01:13:08] the tanker does not make it that fast, and
[01:13:11] the political component here, as they believe, will make it, will make it, only there
[01:13:14] urea,
[01:13:16] if anything, you can, you can put it in a plane, of course you can put it in a plane, it
[01:13:19] turned out that the one that is now coming from St. Petersburg, it's not diesel,
[01:13:23] which was sent, it turned out that... the journalist was mistaken, actually urea, it's
[01:13:27] it's it's it happens, by the way, it can be, and besides, what
[01:13:31] about the question of the question of these
[01:13:34] fertilizers, it's also a very important question. So, returning, the political
[01:13:38] component here prevails over the second
[01:13:40] component, over the energy one, so I will briefly say a few more words about the political one
[01:13:44] and move on to the energy component. For Donald
[01:13:48] Trump, it seems to me, it was very important to knock down this
[01:13:51] negative trail.
[01:13:55] informational, which arose in recent months, when he was, in general,
[01:13:59] rightly accused of promising low prices for motor fuel,
[01:14:02] but under him they began to break records, just in September, diesel
[01:14:06] fuel broke a historical record, why didn't they deal
[01:14:09] with this issue earlier, why didn't they deal with it in August, because the historical
[01:14:13] record, when it was already necessary to poke
[01:14:17] their nose and say, look, simple voters,
[01:14:21] you are a simple, simple American.
[01:14:25] Yes, John, who drives a heavy truck, you will now
[01:14:29] overpay, because Trump, what did he promise you, pay attention,
[01:14:32] vote for the right people, under whom fuel
[01:14:35] was cheaper, that is, Trump was quite rightly
[01:14:39] accused of this, but again, from a political point
[01:14:43] of view, it's useless to justify yourself, you just need to shift the focus a little, and
[01:14:47] he began to shift the focus by saying, it's not
[01:14:50] me, Ukraine and Russia, no, first he said, how many
[01:14:53] days under me, well, this is less than it was under others,
[01:14:57] how many are not under me, buddy, I'm not that, well, this is also
[01:15:00] yes, this is Zelensky, that was the second thing,
[01:15:03] it's Zelensky, it's not me, it's Zelensky, here he published, how many days,
[01:15:07] 308 under Obama, whom I hate, zero under me
[01:15:10] in the first term, 83 under the pen, 24 now,
[01:15:14] this, by the way, about, this, by the way, about oil, he kept silent about
[01:15:18] oil products here, and rightly so, in general,
[01:15:22] there it would not be in his favor now, but so he
[01:15:26] really said, Zelensky is actually to blame, the Ukrainian-Russian
[01:15:29] conflict is to blame, they are hitting oil refineries there,
[01:15:32] diesel fuel from Russia is not going to the world market, we know, we only supply
[01:15:36] oil, and diesel fuel, oh, it turns out we supply it,
[01:15:39] who would have, who would have thought, it seems that sanctions were imposed against us for this,
[01:15:43] he said that it's forbidden to supply,
[01:15:46] we will confirm this now, by the way, and so
[01:15:49] here, it means, Russia no longer supplies diesel fuel
[01:15:52] to the world market, because of this you are... verbally
[01:16:03] mock and urge him to leave, because well, if he leaves, then
[01:16:07] apparently simple John will be fine with motor fuel, but this
[01:16:10] is all, yes, that's why in September these started, and Zelensky started
[01:16:14] working at a gas station in Oklahoma,
[01:16:16] well, not a bad option, better in California,
[01:16:19] prices are higher there, by the way, this blogger who was
[01:16:23] shown, obviously not in California. according to
[01:16:38] which California, well, and a number of other states will be forced
[01:16:42] to increase imports of motor fuels in dependence on such
[01:16:46] countries as India, but this is a prospect for the coming years,
[01:16:49] so the call not to close oil refineries from
[01:16:52] Trump is approximately in that direction too. here. Already a piggy bank, but this
[01:16:56] again, it's all a political component, a deal with us, it's important
[01:16:59] to emphasize here, it might seem that
[01:17:03] Trump allowed us to supply diesel fuel to the world
[01:17:06] market, here we are, well, thanks to him we will now supply
[01:17:10] this fuel, no, in the world
[01:17:13] there are a number of large suppliers of oil products, in
[01:17:17] the world there are two countries that occupy the first and second place in
[01:17:20] diesel fuel exports, the United States of America is in first place, the Russian
[01:17:24] Federation is in second place for oil products as a whole, we
[01:17:28] are in second place among exporters
[01:17:31] of oil products in general, that is, over the past years, since
[01:17:34] 2022, when sanctions were imposed under Biden from March to
[01:17:38] April, specifically restrictions on imports
[01:17:41] for American consumers were introduced,
[01:17:44] and we were the third largest supplier of oil and
[01:17:47] oil products to the US territory, second only to Mexico
[01:17:50] and Canada, well, with Mexico we were more or less
[01:17:53] like cranberries in...
[01:18:08] sanctions were imposed against us by European, European
[01:18:11] states, and we remain the second largest exporter of diesel
[01:18:14] fuel, we suspended exports, well, essentially only
[01:18:18] in a situation of threat to the domestic market, this was for the first time in 2023
[01:18:22] when there was a fuel crisis, it was in September, this year we also
[01:18:26] suspended exports again due to the threat to the domestic market, that is, it
[01:18:29] is not under pressure from the United States, it is not under pressure
[01:18:33] from any other external factors, well, at least if we don't
[01:18:36] consider
[01:18:39] our oil refineries, this was done to protect our domestic
[01:18:42] market, and the lifting of the export ban
[01:18:45] is primarily our decision, it's not because Trump
[01:18:48] called and said, "I permit it." It's
[01:18:51] beneficial for us, it's definitely beneficial for us, so here we move on to
[01:18:55] the energy component of diesel fuel that we are currently supplying,
[01:18:59] we, well, in terms of ecological
[01:19:02] summer, well, summer, which otherwise we would have to
[01:19:05] store, very good. Now, so that again there is no overstocking
[01:19:09] of warehouses, here again, let's introduce our esteemed viewers
[01:19:13] to the enchanting world of statistics, the Russian
[01:19:16] Federation produces from 80 to 88 million tons of diesel
[01:19:20] fuel, this is one of the largest indicators on planet Earth, and we consume
[01:19:23] only half of this volume domestically, that is,
[01:19:27] approximately half, well, good, now over the past 4 years
[01:19:31] the indicator has shifted a bit towards domestic consumption, we have
[01:19:34] another large domestic consumer arisen, but... we have
[01:19:37] a surplus now of 70 to 80% in normal
[01:19:41] times, that is, we produce much more, and if we have no problems with
[01:19:45] processing, if there are no threats to the domestic market, warehouses
[01:19:48] become overstocked, and we start exporting,
[01:19:51] we start exporting not because Trump called, Trump called
[01:19:55] at a very timely moment, Trump called exactly when we were ready
[01:19:59] to start exporting, here is also a subtle point that I really liked,
[01:20:02] even last and the week before last, there was talk that perhaps we
[01:20:06] earlier...
[01:20:37] especially the topic of those who
[01:20:38] have electric trains
[01:20:42] this year on the Russian market, you know, sales of electric vehicles have grown,
[01:20:45] only 80% of them run on gasoline, but
[01:20:48] that's okay, and that's no joke, by the way, that is, it's ironic, but it's not
[01:20:52] a joke, it's actually, now when you think about the topic, you realize that a hybrid is better,
[01:20:55] well, they are buying them, but in the statistics, they are in
[01:20:59] electric vehicles, well, and 40% of electric vehicles in the world are
[01:21:02] hybrids, in China too, in Europe everywhere, here in the states,
[01:21:06] sales actually fell in China, but that's okay, we'll go too far
[01:21:09] now, electric vehicles, a wonderful topic, but sometime later, so about diesel
[01:21:13] fuel, that is, our volumes, which we will now supply, will certainly
[01:21:17] bring us profit, certainly, from our point of view,
[01:21:20] somewhere around 6.7 billion, if
[01:21:23] calculated at prices, well, it's clear there will be a discount, that is, it's still more
[01:21:27] than enough, why with a discount, here is the point, go
[01:21:30] to the market, look for it, as they say, good, yes on the contrary with a discount, well,
[01:21:34] our Urals, for example, is selling at a premium now.
[01:21:37] Urals has been selling for a long time, can you explain to me, what is this Urals? Urals
[01:21:41] is the largest export grade, which we, yes, I understand, only it
[01:21:44] doesn't exist, that is, as I understand, actually this very, this
[01:21:48] is a mixture, actually this very Urals is not,
[01:21:52] no, no, there is a lot of Urals, this is a small brand,
[01:21:55] there is indeed a lot of Urals and it's just a mixture of oils that are from
[01:21:59] different
[01:22:01] well, it doesn't matter, I just like that these people who speak some kind of
[01:22:05] special language, something completely foreign.
[01:22:15] to calculate our volumes of diesel fuel that we will send
[01:22:19] to foreign markets, again, we won't immediately reach average monthly volumes,
[01:22:22] average monthly, well, if you average it out, it's
[01:22:26] about 3 million tons, that is, last year we
[01:22:29] exported something like 36 million tons, well, that's 3 million tons per
[01:22:33] month, some months more, some less, but
[01:22:35] well, this is good profit for our companies,
[01:22:39] well, actually, here the company's shares went up, these are good, these are good
[01:22:43] taxes that they will pay from profits, again, given that
[01:22:46] a significant part of our oil industry, well, and oil and gas in general, these are
[01:22:50] companies with state participation, where 50 and more percent belong to the state, the state will also
[01:22:54] receive dividends next year, this
[01:22:57] decision to open exports and
[01:23:01] the current difficult situation will positively affect the dividends that the state will receive
[01:23:05] next year, again, additional profit. But here's the
[01:23:08] point, again, I want to upset the Americans, for some reason, I don't know, there's such
[01:23:12] a desire, don't do this, well, please,
[01:23:15] so, their domestic market pricing is a little different
[01:23:18] from pricing in China, in
[01:23:21] Russia, it's closer to European, they
[01:23:25] have a direct relationship between the price of raw materials and the price of the product
[01:23:28] that is obtained, approximately 45% of the retail price
[01:23:32] of diesel fuel is the price of oil, and can
[01:23:35] we, in the Russian Federation, influence
[01:23:39] oil prices? Well, not really, we supply
[01:23:42] record volumes, Bloomberg lamented, you mentioned
[01:23:45] Bloomberg, he lamented that we are supplying record volumes, how can
[01:23:49] you? started supplying record volumes for
[01:23:52] export, but there is still a deficit in the world,
[01:23:55] the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, I understand Donald Trump told everyone that we
[01:23:59] control it, but that doesn't mean it's open, he used to say it was open, so that's
[01:24:03] okay, but we can certainly influence,
[01:24:05] well, we can reduce the pressure, but we cannot
[01:24:09] eliminate it, that is, that is influence, fine, in that
[01:24:12] sense I agree, but we cannot eliminate
[01:24:16] the deficit problem, we can reduce the deficit problem,
[01:24:19] eliminate it. This also affects price
[01:24:22] dynamics, so it's not beneficial for us to have
[01:24:25] a large-scale crisis when oil prices soar to
[01:24:29] a thousand dollars a barrel, well, someone might say now, how can that be, it's
[01:24:33] better than 100, well, there's always
[01:24:37] a nuance, that we and America are among those
[01:24:40] countries that both produce and consume, so it's
[01:24:43] always more beneficial for us to take a reasonable approach than childish
[01:24:47] extremism in one direction or the other, absolutely.
[01:26:20] They have already started to define what is good and what is bad, what is true and what
[01:26:24] is not true, and it is impossible to
[01:26:27] return to the sinful earth from there, hence
[01:26:30] this bird language, hence these incomprehensible mechanisms for calculating
[01:26:33] the price, hence there are some incomprehensible companies that
[01:26:37] determine how much it will cost, while calculating, as you told
[01:26:41] me, from nowhere to nowhere, because
[01:26:44] no one uses this route, it doesn't exist, yes, but
[01:26:48] the Tax Code of the Russian Federation -
[01:26:58] floating in the air, so in our Tax Code, dollars are still written, and we are
[01:27:01] a large, here I will interject, we are a large supplier of oil, one of the largest
[01:27:05] on planet Earth, of our reference grade, well, one that all others
[01:27:09] would be guided by, we don't have one, that's what I'm talking about, so when you said our
[01:27:12] Urals, I asked, who is this physically, unlike the brand volumes,
[01:27:16] but the brand is the standard, Urals.
[01:27:50] You're doing the right thing, that is, the state needs to decide, because
[01:27:54] Dmitry Drobnits, I mention him for the second time, he
[01:27:57] always talks about the dollar as the main
[01:27:59] American weapon, but the projection of this dollar is the price of
[01:28:02] oil, of many other things, and here, of course, if
[01:28:06] we talk about sovereignty, about self-sufficiency, we
[01:28:10] must ask ourselves a simple question: what do we sell for
[01:28:13] in what?
[01:30:53] What this day was remembered for in history, we will tell you right now.
[01:30:56] Hello. On October 12,
[01:31:00] 1492, Christopher Columbus's expedition
[01:31:04] discovered America, more precisely, one of
[01:31:07] the Bahamian islands, which Columbus named
[01:31:09] San Salvador. But the name didn't stick, and today
[01:31:13] historians argue whether it was Utley Island or Samana
[01:31:17] Cay. Neither Columbus, nor the expedition's financiers, King and Queen
[01:31:20] Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain, suspected that
[01:31:24] Vikings had visited America much earlier. And
[01:31:27] it was generally believed that this was not the fourth part of the world, but the western
[01:31:30] coast of India. A western route to India was
[01:31:34] Columbus's goal. He remained in his delusion until
[01:31:38] the end of his life, and called the indigenous inhabitants of the continent
[01:31:41] he discovered Indians. Columbus made three more
[01:31:45] voyages to America, but found neither gold nor silver there,
[01:31:48] which the rulers of Spain had counted on, lost their
[01:31:51] favor and died in poverty and accusations.
[01:31:55] The colonization of the new continent began in the middle of the 15th century,
[01:31:59] and Christopher Columbus went down in history primarily as
[01:32:02] a navigator who started the era of great
[01:32:05] geographical discoveries.
[01:32:08] On October 12, 1899,
[01:32:11] the Second Anglo-Boer War began, one of
[01:32:14] the pivotal events at the dawn of the 20th
[01:32:17] century. The British Empire intended to seize
[01:32:20] the Orange Republic and Transvaal - these were states in
[01:32:24] South Africa, created by the Boers, Dutch and
[01:32:27] German settlers. Diamonds and gold were found there, and
[01:32:30] the Boers became an obstacle. Awaiting invasion, their detachments
[01:32:34] crossed the border of the British Cape Colony. Hundreds of volunteers
[01:32:37] from European countries, the USA, and even
[01:32:41] Russia rushed to their aid. The Boers
[01:32:43] were winning, but the British brought in reserves and applied
[01:32:47] a scorched-earth tactic, destroying farms, livestock,
[01:32:50] and crops. Women and children were imprisoned in concentration camps,
[01:32:54] among the first in history. Due to the racism of the Boers, black
[01:32:57] Africans helped the British, who ultimately
[01:33:00] won.
[01:33:03] It was this Anglo-Boer War that revolutionized combat
[01:33:06] methods; machine guns, armored trains and barbed wire were widely
[01:33:10] used, soldiers were dressed in khaki. Later
[01:33:14] this experience was used in the First World
[01:33:16] War. 100 years ago, on October
[01:33:20] 12, 1926,
[01:33:22] a decision was made in the RSFSR to create an archive of
[01:33:26] photo and film negatives. Today it is the Russian
[01:33:29] State Archive of Film and Photo Documents.
[01:33:45] The age of daguerreotypes and ferrotypes on metal
[01:33:48] plates, pre-revolutionary photo albums, including the family
[01:33:52] album of Alexander II, footage of Nicholas II's coronation.
[01:33:55] This is the earliest documentary filming in
[01:33:58] Russia. Pictures from the Winter Palace immediately after the October
[01:34:02] Revolution in 1917. All 12 films
[01:34:06] of Lenin. A special section of the archive is the chronicle of the Great
[01:34:09] Patriotic War, footage by front-line cinematographers. More than
[01:34:13] 40% of the materials today are digitized. Initially,
[01:34:16] the archive was located in the premises of the Leffortovo Palace in
[01:34:19] Moscow. And in the 1950s, it moved to Krasnogorsk.
[01:34:23] The archive is included in the State Code of especially valuable objects
[01:34:26] of cultural heritage of the peoples of the Russian
[01:34:29] Federation.
[01:34:35] On October 12, 1982,
[01:34:38] Kosmos 1413, the firstborn of
[01:34:41] GLONASS, a global navigation satellite system,
[01:34:45] was launched into orbit from Baikonur. The idea was put forward back in the mid-1950s
[01:34:48] by Soviet scientists led by Valentin
[01:34:51] Shepshaevich from the Mozhaisky Military Air Engineering Academy.
[01:34:54] First, they created the low-orbit system Tsikada, which
[01:34:58] was replaced by the more advanced GLONASS. The orbital
[01:35:01] altitude increased from 1,000 km to
[01:35:05] 19,100. Navigation became continuous and
[01:35:08] simultaneous. The standard number of satellites was
[01:35:11] 24. Due to complexity during the 1990s,
[01:35:15] the number decreased to seven, but the situation was managed
[01:35:18] to be reversed. One by one, new generation
[01:35:21] satellites entered service; today there are 28, but four are in
[01:35:25] reserve, undergoing maintenance or in the testing phase.
[01:35:28] GLONASS is needed for navigation of air, sea, and land
[01:35:32] transport, for search and rescue of people, geodesy and
[01:35:36] cartography, for remote sensing
[01:35:38] of the Earth. Using GLONASS increases navigation accuracy in
[01:35:41] real-time mode and expands the range of practical
[01:35:45] application areas.
[01:35:47] That's how this day was in history.
[01:35:50] The propaganda of the Kyiv regime will not
[01:36:53] leave the long-suffering Aleshki alone, again accusing
[01:36:56] our military of disrupting the humanitarian intentions of the AFU. The authorities of Kharkov
[01:37:00] and Sumy are fueling hysteria around the strikes of Russian weapons on
[01:37:04] unambiguously military targets, and telephone fraudsters
[01:37:07] have invented a new way to gain the trust of their victims. We will tell you more about
[01:37:10] everything right now in the program Stopfake on Russia
[01:37:14] 24.
[01:37:15] So, the city of Aleshki,
[01:37:20] Kherson region, remains in the spotlight, which, thanks to the efforts of
[01:37:24] Ukrainian media, has become a symbol of some kind of Russian blockade. Here,
[01:37:28] for example, is a characteristic video: people leaving the settlement,
[01:37:31] allegedly fleeing our military. At least, this is
[01:37:35] how the situation is presented by resources like "Trukha," someone
[01:37:38] goes even further, listing specific units of the Dnepr
[01:37:42] group of forces, as if involved in the
[01:37:46] genocide, but one only needs to apply elementary logic,
[01:37:49] and the picture immediately turns
[01:37:52] 180 degrees, because if civilians wanted to get help on
[01:37:55] the Ukrainian side, they would have to cross the Dnieper,
[01:37:59] here movement is recorded strictly on land to the village of
[01:38:02] Radinsk, which, like Aleshki itself, is under Russian control. In reality,
[01:38:06] the residents, the few residents who still remain in
[01:38:09] this city, they get to the neighboring
[01:38:13] Radinsk in this way, where they basically buy
[01:38:17] groceries on foot or on bicycles, because
[01:38:20] any car that moves there is immediately
[01:38:24] subjected to drone attacks, in
[01:38:27] general, no residents are being held in this city, moreover,
[01:38:31] for everyone who wanted to,
[01:38:33] for a certain period, Russia provided
[01:38:37] so-called Kherson certificates, for
[01:38:40] which from 3 to 7 million rubles, for which these people could
[01:38:44] buy not...
[01:38:58] However, these shots showed only two or three very
[01:39:02] small boxes, and all of them were dropped into
[01:39:05] grass or bushes, and not in broad daylight, when people could have
[01:39:09] immediately picked up their contents, but late in the evening. Moreover,
[01:39:12] the footage does not contain clear geographical references, that is,
[01:39:16] there are no real grounds to claim that it is
[01:39:18] Aleshki. There are certain doubts regarding the tactical and technical
[01:39:22] characteristics of the drones that can deliver such
[01:39:25] volumes, well, for example, let's compare
[01:39:27] the famous "Baba Yaga" drones,
[01:39:30] their lifting capacity is about 20
[01:39:33] kg, and simple arithmetic tells us
[01:39:36] that to transport 4 tons, you need to
[01:39:40] make either 200 flights, or use
[01:39:44] simultaneously 200 units of such
[01:39:47] products, which is, of course, unlikely, again, in conditions
[01:39:50] of air space control and also work on...
[01:39:54] The military soldiers
[01:40:27] began shooting down drones in those territories
[01:40:30] where active hostilities are being conducted, people have long been accustomed
[01:40:34] and trained not to pick up unfamiliar objects from
[01:40:37] the ground, of course, thus delivering cargo to a person
[01:40:41] is quite problematic from the point of view of delivering such a volume from
[01:40:45] the point of view of trust in such
[01:40:48] goods from the AFU,
[01:40:52] but according to the comments of locals,
[01:40:55] it can be established for sure that Ukrainian
[01:40:58] drones are primarily hunting military personnel, not
[01:41:02] civilians. And it is all the more characteristic that
[01:41:06] dozens of young Russian-speaking bloggers of medium stature, who
[01:41:10] promote already familiar narratives with a slightly more
[01:41:13] informal style, have joined the construction of a parallel reality. You think that
[01:41:17] if you have water, food, gas, and heating in your city,
[01:41:21] then that means it's like that all over the world. No, I hasten to disappoint you. I
[01:41:24] would like to talk about the city of Oleshki,
[01:41:28] which cannot be left without help and attention. It's not hard to notice that
[01:41:32] this girl delivers a rehearsed speech and doesn't even remember
[01:41:35] the name of the city, but she skillfully plays on
[01:41:39] emotions. But organized evacuation still hasn't started,
[01:41:42] plus there are no white corridors through which people can be safely
[01:41:45] evacuated. Imagine that elderly people, children,
[01:41:49] ordinary adult teenagers live there, who also want
[01:41:52] to live, who need help both medical and moral. In
[01:41:56] general, the language is Russian. The original version of the manual was clearly
[01:41:59] written in Ukrainian, just as TikTokers were advised to
[01:42:03] emphasize that the Russians allegedly disrupt the humanitarian
[01:42:06] mission of the AFU, and also compare what is happening to the besieged
[01:42:10] Leningrad, following the example of Andriy Sibiga. Two men
[01:42:13] were carrying food from Radensk to Oleshki, on the way they were attacked by a drone.
[01:42:17] Both died, next to them the food remained untouched, the sausages are untouched,
[01:42:21] dogs don't eat them, they eat dead people. In this case,
[01:42:24] the young exposer did not hesitate to literally
[01:42:28] read the text from a sheet, but most importantly, the unambiguously
[01:42:31] commercial nature of this flash mob has already been exposed by another
[01:42:35] blogger, who, unlike his colleagues, turned out to be genuinely
[01:42:38] principled, why are they paid for? Because even I
[01:42:42] was offered $1,500 to make a video about this
[01:42:45] topic with a pro-Ukrainian stance, of course, that the Armed Forces of the Russian
[01:42:49] Federation do not allow humanitarian aid to be delivered to these people in Oleshki,
[01:42:53] this is not just like that, it's not free, of course, a blogger
[01:42:56] who, as... talked about nature, weather and
[01:42:59] how he has a good time, suddenly switched
[01:43:03] to the political agenda, which means
[01:43:06] that someone specially made it so that it would be
[01:43:09] profitable for him to promote such narratives. Modern social
[01:43:13] networks are built in such a way that everything that is hyped, everything
[01:43:17] that has a large number of views, hundreds of thousands
[01:43:21] of views, or even millions, then these videos appear in
[01:43:24] recommendations, that is, viral spreading of shocking
[01:43:27] content occurs, however, despite all the clumsiness of the scheme, it probably
[01:43:31] can still provide customers with a certain audience reach,
[01:43:35] which cannot be said about the pathetic video address of a certain middle-aged
[01:43:38] woman, who is so indignant at the blockade of Aleshki, that she called
[01:43:42] on Russians to go out to unauthorized street
[01:43:45] protests. Moscow, October 3rd,
[01:43:48] Saturday, 3 PM,
[01:43:51] let's all go to Bolotnaya
[01:43:55] Square. Russia wants to
[01:43:58] spend money for citizens, for
[01:44:02] children, not shells. You can't argue,
[01:44:05] she played anger very realistically, but as often
[01:44:08] happens, the actress was let down by a barely noticeable
[01:44:12] detail, specifically the earrings in the shape of a Ukrainian trident, which she probably
[01:44:15] should have taken off before recording. These attempts
[01:44:19] to act in such a way lately increasingly resemble
[01:44:23] advice from AI, which, if taken uncritically
[01:44:26] and implemented, results in such a
[01:44:30] tragicomedy with these attempts
[01:44:33] to parasite on the tragedy of a city
[01:44:36] that is on the front line, that has been very affected, most of whose residents have
[01:44:40] either already left it or
[01:44:43] died, who have been
[01:44:46] under Ukrainian shelling for
[01:44:49] 4 years, what Bolotnaya, what Aleshki,
[01:44:52] how to stir up Russia, well, that is, these people are too
[01:44:56] deeply immersed in
[01:44:57] the context.
[01:45:01] Now let's turn to the situation in the Ukrainian rear, where they are once again speculating on
[01:45:05] the consequences of our high-precision strikes, a vivid example is the city of
[01:45:09] Kharkiv, where, as
[01:45:21] but for its combat part, the fire objectively turned out to be too
[01:45:24] massive, and to cover buildings in
[01:45:28] several neighboring yards with damaging elements is certainly beyond
[01:45:31] the capabilities of such a munition, most likely there was a detonation of those
[01:45:34] objects, those ammunition depots,
[01:45:38] that were located under civilian infrastructure, therefore
[01:45:42] it is obvious that such targets, firstly, taking into account
[01:45:45] the very active thorough reconnaissance,
[01:45:48] are eliminated with the use of our high-precision weapons
[01:45:52] already based on specific verified information
[01:45:55] and taking into account the destruction, we understand that
[01:45:58] the target was indeed hit and quite
[01:46:01] effectively, or here is another characteristic situation in Sumy, where a high-rise building was
[01:46:05] allegedly attacked by a high-explosive aerial bomb with a planning and
[01:46:09] correction module. Judging by the footage from the regional TV channel, windows were broken
[01:46:12] there and balconies partially collapsed, although a direct hit
[01:46:16] from an FAB, especially a modern one with a powerful jet engine, would certainly
[01:46:19] have led to the destruction of the walls, and what is important, initially the same
[01:46:23] regional Ukrainian media reported not a hit on a house, but on
[01:46:27] some object, over which thick black smoke immediately rose.
[01:46:30] I felt the building shake
[01:46:34] and tremble, this is the first time I felt it myself,
[01:46:37] well, I just went out to see what had
[01:46:41] flown to us? The person himself says that he left the house
[01:46:45] to see what happened after the arrival,
[01:46:48] if an FAB hits a house,
[01:46:51] then often there is no chance to leave, no
[01:46:55] what to get out of, because he destroys entire,
[01:46:58] several entrances can fold, of course, here we are talking
[01:47:01] about a close arrival, which also
[01:47:05] carries, of course, destructive impact, but
[01:47:08] well, as we see... sums are a frontline city, in
[01:47:12] which military targets are constantly
[01:47:14] mixed with civilian ones, most of
[01:47:18] the statements of the Ukrainian side about direct hits on residential
[01:47:21] buildings, it is possible in these
[01:47:24] statements in most cases to establish that it is for the most part
[01:47:27] friendly fire, for example, now the arrival in Priluki is being actively discussed,
[01:47:31] again the Ukrainian side states that it is our missile and
[01:47:34] ballistic, at the same time, but
[01:47:38] ballistic missiles have a completely different trajectory of impact, and
[01:47:41] at the same time the fiery flame accompanying
[01:47:44] the missile in the tail of the ballistic missile disappears almost
[01:47:48] immediately after takeoff. Naturally, in
[01:47:51] this video, this missile is 100% an air defense missile. Hence
[01:47:55] the conclusion that our drones, missiles and bombs are almost guaranteed to reach
[01:47:59] the desired targets, and Kyiv has only to rely on the supply of Western weapons and
[01:48:03] equipment, including the Rafale fighter, which, according to Zelensky,
[01:48:05] will soon bring considerable real benefit to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but
[01:48:09] in reality, it will inevitably become a serious disappointment for the enemy.
[01:48:12] Let's start with the fact that the French, followed by
[01:48:16] the Ukrainians, position this aircraft as very low-observable or even
[01:48:19] practically invisible to radars, although in fact everything is not so
[01:48:23] unambiguous. On the one hand, the hull is about 2/3 made of
[01:48:26] composite materials, and the shape of the air intakes
[01:48:29] is S-shaped, which allows partial absorption of radio waves,
[01:48:33] but on the other hand. The effective scattering area
[01:48:36] remains approximately equal to one square meter, and this is still,
[01:48:40] when the fighter flies absolutely naked, without missiles and external
[01:48:43] fuel tanks, with them the RCS
[01:48:47] immediately jumps to two or even three
[01:48:50] squares, that is, for example, the S-400 anti-aircraft system will detect such
[01:48:53] an object from a distance of up to 500 km, and the Irbis radar,
[01:48:57] with which our fighter aviation is equipped, will see Rafale at a distance
[01:49:01] of about 270 km, although the French aircraft itself is formally also
[01:49:04] equipped with a good radar and can even map
[01:49:08] the terrain, simultaneously with searching... but the range of such
[01:49:11] equipment does not exceed 200 km, ground
[01:49:15] radar infrastructure, which would help significantly
[01:49:18] expand the view of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, simply does not exist, and even if suddenly
[01:49:42] the Kyiv regime is subject to liquidation, and the most
[01:49:45] important thing is that all airfields that are now
[01:49:49] located, they are subject to impact on... regularly
[01:49:59] destroyed both in the air and on the ground, and therefore, of course,
[01:50:02] the advisability of deploying Rafales is
[01:50:05] unlikely. As for weapons, de jure, the Rafale has
[01:50:09] a solid combat load, a whole 9.5 tons, but it is important
[01:50:12] to emphasize, about five of them account for the same fuel tanks,
[01:50:15] and the remaining takeoff mass is enough for a maximum of two
[01:50:19] Scalp cruise missiles, also known as Storm Shadow, and medium-range
[01:50:23] missiles, although, purely technically, the French
[01:50:26] fighter can be armed with heavy Meteor missiles, which
[01:50:30] are considered long-range, however, they hit at most 200
[01:50:34] km, while the Russian R-37 air-to-air missile
[01:50:37] flies 300 km. Therefore, in the event of a direct
[01:50:41] air combat, our crews will most likely destroy the enemy aircraft
[01:50:44] before its pilot has time to understand anything. In the zone of the line of contact,
[01:50:48] it will not be able to operate, and no Ukrainian
[01:50:51] aviation will approach the line of contact closely,
[01:50:55] because it will definitely be shot down, and they simply do not have such a technical
[01:50:58] capability, and even if several aircraft enter the territory of Ukraine,
[01:51:02] they will participate, most likely, in the work
[01:51:06] of the air defense system and nothing more, all aircraft
[01:51:09] that Ukraine received from other countries, F-16 and Mirages, they
[01:51:13] were basically never used beyond
[01:51:17] the air defense line of megacities and cannot be used,
[01:51:20] in addition, the real unsuccessful experience of the Rafale has already been recorded in
[01:51:24] the Indo-Pakistani conflict, where no onboard defense helped
[01:51:28] it escape a radar-guided missile, and all this is not
[01:51:32] to mention the cost, it ranges from 70 to 90
[01:51:35] million dollars per aircraft without weapons, spare parts, and
[01:51:39] pilot training costs, meaning the price is significantly higher than, for example, for
[01:51:42] the American fifth-generation F-35 fighter, which, of course,
[01:51:46] is also not without serious shortcomings, but unequivocally surpasses
[01:51:49] the French one in literally all key characteristics.
[01:52:13] Arsenals, the key, again, aspect
[01:52:16] is the financing of such
[01:52:19] expensive products from the point of view of annual
[01:52:22] operational costs, and they can amount to
[01:52:25] 3.5 million euros per unit, let's take
[01:52:29] a dozen fighters, this is already a serious amount,
[01:52:33] which, in addition to
[01:52:35] fuel, the cost of missile weapons is also quite
[01:52:39] expensive, it ultimately results in hundreds of millions of dollars, and
[01:52:43] of course, these flights will not be paid for from the budget of
[01:52:46] Ukraine, no one talks about it, Europe will pay for it, of course,
[01:52:50] that is, Zelensky will again beg.
[01:52:52] Again, he will again work on Macron, saying that,
[01:52:56] in addition to the iron you supplied us, it is necessary, of course,
[01:52:59] according to the terms of the agreement, to train pilots, and we do not forget about
[01:53:02] the corrupt component of modern Ukraine, all military
[01:53:06] contracts, the more expensive the contract, the more money
[01:53:09] the maintenance of military equipment consumes, the greater
[01:53:13] the corrupt
[01:53:14] component.
[01:53:18] Next, another topic that was thought to decline after the recent elections,
[01:53:22] but thanks to the efforts of TsIPsO, it is still trending, these are
[01:53:26] fake news related to the alleged inevitable general mobilization,
[01:53:29] for example, a document with the Ministry of Defense logo is circulating
[01:53:32] in the chats of the Khabarovsk Territory, which says that by the end of October,
[01:53:36] military registration and enlistment offices are obliged to send 15,000 people
[01:53:39] to the front, or here is a similar order that allegedly appeared on the Telegram channel
[01:53:43] of the Governor of the Kaliningrad Region Alexey Besprozvannykh, and the
[01:53:47] fake is quite skillful, because the fake account completely
[01:53:50] copies the design of the real one. The difference lies only in the number
[01:53:54] of subscribers, in addition, it traditionally does not do without
[01:53:57] deepfakes, for example, with the participation of Vladimir Governor Alexander
[01:54:01] Avdeev. Regarding mobilization plans for October in the Vladimir
[01:54:05] region, I want to immediately reassure everyone. According to our military commissariats,
[01:54:08] the plan is: 15 thousand people from each in October in
[01:54:11] Tatarstan, Bashkiria or Dagestan, 30 thousand will
[01:54:15] be called up in October per military commissar. Fake makers do not spend
[01:54:18] much time creating such videos, they try to put all the
[01:54:22] propaganda for a larger number of Russian regions into one short
[01:54:26] video and distribute it through thematic chats. All these fakes
[01:54:28] are always aimed at only one task -
[01:54:32] destabilization, increasing psychological pressure.
[01:54:35] layers of the Russian population, but if
[01:54:38] you take each video with such a deepfake and
[01:54:41] look even at the lips, how a person moves and what he
[01:54:45] says, you can see the desynchronization with the naked eye, inside
[01:54:48] Ukraine, mobilization is the most negative
[01:54:52] factor of all, that is, well, which
[01:54:55] competes in its negativity with notions of corruption
[01:54:58] at the top of the country, well,
[01:55:01] so they are trying to shift this negativity to Russia.
[01:55:05] in their own experience, they see that this is a very difficult factor
[01:55:08] for society, for the unity of this
[01:55:12] society in general, well, they are trying to share a little of their problem
[01:55:16] with Russia. Finally, let's talk about a clever trick of Ukrainian scammers,
[01:55:19] specifically those who impersonate FSB, police,
[01:55:23] or other law enforcement agencies. As it turned out, they finally
[01:55:26] took into account that the interlocutor might reasonably doubt their legend
[01:55:30] and created a special website with the loud title
[01:55:33] "Interdepartmental Portal". Information, there, they say, you can check
[01:55:37] anyone by their personnel number, and the pseudo-policeman himself
[01:55:40] willingly dictates it, but to get the result, you need to receive a one-time
[01:55:44] code, and then download a special application to your smartphone, which in
[01:55:48] reality is a dangerous Trojan virus.
[01:55:51] Impact through trust, in order to involve us in this
[01:55:54] algorithm - this is the first step to entice us, to interest us.
[01:55:58] In addition to the fact that the scammer during the process
[01:56:01] of involving you in going to
[01:56:05] to interest you by checking this phone, yes, he
[01:56:08] will simultaneously involve you in a deeper, so to speak,
[01:56:12] game, in which, in the process of which you
[01:56:15] will provide access to your phone, to your device,
[01:56:19] most likely your personal data, request for last name, first name, and so
[01:56:23] on. In general, it is quite easy to protect yourself from such schemes, it is enough not to correspond
[01:56:26] with strangers, and even more so not to send them personal data, but on
[01:56:30] the other hand, scammers constantly update their tricks
[01:56:34] and try to find... weak spots even in the strongest psychological defense, so in
[01:56:38] the fight against them, maximum vigilance is invariably
[01:56:40] required, as in counteracting absurd fakes, which we
[01:56:43] will certainly continue to expose in the "Stop Fake" program on the
[01:56:47] Russia 24 TV channel.
[01:58:49] Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia,
[01:58:52] Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia,
[01:58:56] Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia,
[01:59:00] Russia, Russia,
[01:59:01] 24.
[01:59:17] Father had already driven the Russian bear into its den, but the bear came out
[01:59:21] again. The birth of an empire,
[01:59:25] a large-scale movie premiere. He will have
[01:59:28] to be taught that a new hunter has appeared in the forest.
[01:59:31] Soon.