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[00:00:00] to the railway section, which the enemy hit, and
[00:00:04] it's easiest to get there and fastest, with
[00:00:07] such mobile crews. Similarly, on a
[00:00:10] motorcycle, if necessary, you can bring explosive
[00:00:13] equipment for demining.
[00:00:16] They will pass even where there are no
[00:00:18] roads. Roads only interest them if they are
[00:00:22] railways, rails, sleepers, everything near them. And today there are
[00:00:26] explosions near them. These are sappers carrying out demining, like this.
[00:00:32] Destroying on the spot what is left of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' drones, now
[00:00:36] it is a pile of metal. We see a two-stroke
[00:00:39] engine with two opposed
[00:00:41] cylinders, with a wooden
[00:00:45] propeller. Army railway troops cover the entire
[00:00:48] railway network in the border area. Before traveling on the rails, they
[00:00:52] first need to fly over them and inspect them. This is done by
[00:00:55] controlled drones and robots. This complex drives
[00:00:59] along the rails to...
[00:01:30] pilots, due to which the contact network is severely damaged, now
[00:01:34] it needs to be replaced. Sappers are currently
[00:01:37] inspecting the rails and everything next to them.
[00:01:41] There are nuances, the contact network is hanging, they have to
[00:01:44] maneuver so as not to touch the wires. That's
[00:01:48] right.
[00:01:50] The drone operator, "Juggler," got his call sign because
[00:01:54] he skillfully controls both the remote and the drone at the same time, literally
[00:01:57] juggling. Now he's also recording.
[00:03:01] Pacific Fleet sailors began live-fire drills as part of
[00:03:04] large-scale exercises, the main ones this year. From the waters of Avacha Bay,
[00:03:08] the missile salvo was fired by the crew of the corvette
[00:03:10] "Gremyashchiy".
[00:03:16] Despite the difficult situation and interferences, the sailors successfully completed the combat
[00:03:20] exercise. The Kalibr missile hit the target at the Kura testing range in Kamchatka
[00:03:24] Krai, at a distance of 1,300 km. In total, the exercises involve
[00:03:27] more than 1,300 military personnel, about... ships and submarines,
[00:03:31] as well as aviation will be.
[00:03:35] A special military operation fighter in Gorno-Altaysk managed to survive in the taiga after
[00:03:38] encountering a bear and being struck by lightning. During
[00:03:42] his vacation, he was riding a horse through the taiga when a
[00:03:46] bear chased him, then he was struck by lightning, his horse died,
[00:03:49] and he miraculously survived. The incredible story of the marine
[00:03:53] was first published on social networks by the head of the Ministry of Health of the Altai Republic, and then
[00:03:56] the hero himself told us what helped him survive.
[00:04:01] I understood that my heart was already beating
[00:04:04] intermittently, and my head was
[00:04:07] swaying like this.
[00:04:11] I massaged myself. That's the most important thing,
[00:04:14] what I was taught in life, and it
[00:04:16] came in handy in such
[00:04:20] moments. They
[00:04:23] told me, well, they taught me that the most important thing
[00:04:26] is not to panic, not to give up
[00:04:29] no matter what. You have to keep moving, somehow, just
[00:04:33] keep moving. That's how I
[00:04:36] survived, by moving. The fighter was admitted to the hospital in critical
[00:04:40] condition, now his life and health are
[00:04:42] safe.
[00:04:45] In this particular situation, the patient
[00:04:48] was lucky, as the lightning strike went through his
[00:04:51] spine, he had entry wounds at the level of his
[00:04:54] neck. He was admitted in
[00:04:57] serious condition with severe...
[00:05:19] Iran and Oman have agreed on a temporary regime for ship traffic through
[00:05:22] the Strait of Hormuz, which will be in effect for 2 months, according to Al-Arabiya
[00:05:25] TV channel. According to a source, ships entering
[00:05:29] Hormuz will use a corridor located closer to
[00:05:33] Iran, while those leaving will use the route from the Omani side. Transit
[00:05:36] fees are not planned to be collected. Also, according to the TV channel, the US and Iran
[00:05:40] continue negotiations through.
[00:05:50] The American army, after a protracted conflict with Iran. As
[00:05:53] the Washington Post writes, Trump lashed out at Pentagon chief
[00:05:56] Pete Hegseth for concealing from him
[00:06:00] the depletion of missile stocks.
[00:06:03] Last week at Camp David, President Donald Trump's dissatisfaction with the war in
[00:06:07] Iran escalated into a scandal. He demanded from Secretary of Defense
[00:06:11] Pete Hegseth.
[00:06:42] in the history of our country, whistleblowers spreading these
[00:06:46] treasonous statements are being sought. We will seek
[00:06:49] long prison sentences for them. Earlier,
[00:06:52] in addition to the Washington Post, CNN and Reuters reported on the depletion of the US
[00:06:55] arsenal. According to their data, after 5 months of war with Iran, the States
[00:06:59] used up to 80% of their stocks of Patriot
[00:07:02] missiles, Tomahawk, and other high-precision
[00:07:04] weapons.
[00:07:07] They talked, joined forces, orchestrated an escape. Artificial
[00:07:10] intelligence developers explained exactly how... their models managed to get out of
[00:07:14] control and hacked another company. It turned out that the robots communicated
[00:07:18] with each other and together planned an escape from the closed system.
[00:07:22] Recently, the American corporation Open AI announced that during
[00:07:26] an experiment, it lost control of two models. They were solving
[00:07:29] the task assigned to them in an isolated environment without access to
[00:07:33] the Internet, but they couldn't do it. Then
[00:07:36] the robots created something like a bulletin board and began
[00:07:39] exchanging messages. And when one of them reported that
[00:07:43] they couldn't solve the problem, the other suggested looking for a solution elsewhere. In
[00:07:47] the end, they found a vulnerability in the system, went online,
[00:07:50] and hacked the servers of a third-party
[00:07:52] company. An important conclusion from all this, there's no
[00:07:56] smoke without fire, what we're talking about, if you peel off the marketing
[00:08:00] husk. Indeed, artificial intelligence models
[00:08:03] are becoming more and more powerful, and
[00:08:06] like any weapon, it can end up in the hands of good guys, as well
[00:08:10] as in the hands of bad guys. in the field of cybercrime, in the field of
[00:08:14] cyberattacks, and not only the white, but also the black
[00:08:17] side actively uses
[00:08:19] artificial intelligence tools for
[00:08:23] attacks, for hacks. Due to the fact that these models are becoming
[00:08:27] more powerful, as we said, more sophisticated, if you like,
[00:08:31] the danger of such hacks, of course, increases. This is
[00:08:35] the real truth, a concrete statement is more marketing
[00:08:38] than some real danger for, excuse me, humanity.
[00:08:43] Open AI reported on escaped models
[00:08:46] on July 22nd. A week later, Antropic Corporation announced that its
[00:08:49] agents had escaped three times and hacked other systems. And
[00:08:53] today, Meta, recognized as extremist in Russia, joined the stories
[00:08:56] about rogue artificial intelligence. Its model also hacked a third-party
[00:08:59] system. All three corporations are major developers in the AI field and direct
[00:09:03] competitors. It is also known that IT giants don't like to talk about their
[00:09:07] failures. However, here, it's more likely that each of them reported that its models
[00:09:11] are distinguished by their intelligence and
[00:09:44] This is Lee Harvey Oswald, who killed President
[00:09:47] Kennedy, and this is Thomas Matthew Crooks, who shot at
[00:09:51] Donald Trump. What do they have in common? Both
[00:09:54] are young, both are on their own minds. Both were in opposition to
[00:09:57] the current government. Both used a rifle to
[00:10:01] hit the intended victim from a long distance. And
[00:10:05] both were shot shortly after committing their crimes, as
[00:10:09] if someone was hastily covering up tracks to maximally confuse
[00:10:12] the investigation. Trump, in principle, is similar to Kennedy in
[00:10:16] one aspect. He also declares a desire to bring
[00:10:19] order to the activities of the intelligence community and special services
[00:10:22] of the United States of America. His hands are tied tightly.
[00:10:55] The former US President has a long-standing conflict with
[00:10:57] the intelligence community. Even during Trump's first presidential term,
[00:11:01] the CIA sought his impeachment. Now he
[00:11:04] has struck back, declassifying documents about the most
[00:11:07] infamous failure of American intelligence, the assassination
[00:11:11] of John F. Kennedy. For the CIA, this is
[00:11:14] humiliating, because it's about either complete
[00:11:17] unprofessionalism of secret agents, or even direct
[00:11:21] involvement of the CIA in the most notorious crime of the
[00:11:24] twentieth century. The dossier
[00:11:27] on the assassination of the thirty-fifth US President is enormous:
[00:11:31] 2,182 documents, more than
[00:11:34] 63,000 pages, among them many
[00:11:37] poorly legible scans, which will surely reveal
[00:11:41] many surprises. But even what is on the surface
[00:11:45] is shocking. Here, for example, is a letter from Soviet diplomat
[00:11:48] Sergei Chernonog. It states that on August 15,
[00:11:52] 1963, in Sofia, he informed
[00:11:55] the American Vice Consul in Bulgaria, Tom Blacksher,
[00:11:59] that Lee Harvey Oswald was possibly planning to assassinate
[00:12:02] President Kennedy, 3 months before
[00:12:05] it happened. It turns out that the CIA knew about this, and
[00:12:09] they had enough time to prevent the assassination attempt.
[00:12:12] Nevertheless, the assassination occurred. Here the question
[00:12:15] arises: was it due to oversight and foolishness
[00:12:19] or intentionally? Or perhaps the unstable
[00:12:22] Oswald was deliberately pushed to commit the crime.
[00:13:03] it's quite possible that they had instructions to allow him to
[00:13:07] shoot, and then shoot him as a witness. He turned out to be
[00:13:10] too bad a shot, yes, he turned his head
[00:13:14] a little, so he was spared. So, if he hadn't
[00:13:18] turned his head, half of my head would have been blown off at that moment.
[00:13:21] The second attacker, Ryan Wesley Rout, who was waiting for Trump
[00:13:25] at the Mar-a-Lago residence, has been detained and is giving testimony,
[00:13:29] though it is not yet known what exactly, possibly about the
[00:13:32] instigators from among the American special services. The American
[00:13:36] press managed to find out who was behind Rout.
[00:13:39] Newsweek magazine writes that Ryan Rout was supervised and
[00:13:43] supplied with weapons by the SBU, and Ukrainian
[00:13:46] special services, as is known, do not take a step without approval or
[00:13:49] direct order from the USA. What else
[00:13:53] indicates the involvement of the CIA? For Trump,
[00:13:56] the parallels between 1963, the assassination
[00:14:00] of Kennedy, and today are obvious, when the security
[00:14:03] of the American president, that is, his security, is again
[00:14:07] under threat. And the conclusion for him is clear. The US intelligence
[00:14:10] services must be
[00:14:11] urgently reformed.
[00:14:17] A dangerous profession. One in ten American presidents
[00:14:20] gets shot. How does Kennedy's assassination resemble
[00:14:23] the assassination attempt on... Two assassination attempts on Trump. A lot
[00:14:27] is known, and a lot is unclear.
[00:14:30] Why was Kennedy's secret dossier declassified right
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[00:20:14] One of the most protected presidents in the world, the American
[00:20:17] one. In the Secret Service staff
[00:20:20] that handles this, in the White House alone,
[00:20:23] more than 3,000 people work. But in the entire
[00:20:27] history of the United States, presidents'
[00:20:30] and vice presidents' lives have been
[00:20:33] targeted more than twenty times. Presidents
[00:20:36] Abraham Lincoln, James
[00:20:39] Garfield, and William McKinley were killed. The last
[00:20:43] one in 1901.
[00:20:46] And then, 62 years
[00:20:49] later, America was shocked by the assassination
[00:20:52] of not just a president, but a very popular person in the United
[00:20:56] States, and throughout the world,
[00:20:59] John Fitzgerald Kennedy. This happened on November
[00:21:03] 22, 1963, in the city of
[00:21:06] Dallas. That day is literally planned
[00:21:10] minute by minute. Dozens of books have been written about
[00:21:14] the Dallas assassination, and feature films have been made. And
[00:21:16] the investigation lasted for years. However,
[00:21:20] the masterminds of this crime are still
[00:21:23] unknown. Donald Trump declassified
[00:21:26] the investigation materials, as he promised during his election
[00:21:30] campaign. So, is the main crime of the 20th century
[00:21:34] finally solved?
[00:21:37] The main question is why the new US president
[00:21:40] needed to declassify documents about the assassination
[00:21:43] of Kennedy. Populism, revenge, or something
[00:21:46] more? Trump, as a person prone to scandal and...
[00:21:59] of America does not believe in the official version
[00:22:03] that was voiced and in general remains unchanged
[00:22:06] regarding
[00:22:09] who killed the President of the United States of America, John
[00:22:12] Kennedy, that is, Lee Harvey Oswald, a lone
[00:22:16] assassin. And at least 50% of Trump's
[00:22:20] electorate does not believe this. Let's recall how in
[00:22:22] 2019, during Trump's previous term, he
[00:22:26] was almost impeached. The reason was the
[00:22:29] testimony of an anonymous CIA agent. He claimed that
[00:22:32] the American president, over the phone, forced
[00:22:35] Zelensky to investigate the activities of the Biden
[00:22:38] family in Ukraine. Then
[00:22:41] it turned out that other employees of the agency were also involved in the case.
[00:22:45] The Central Intelligence Agency, in essence, tried to
[00:22:48] oust Trump then. And now it's time to remind
[00:22:52] the CIA of its most notorious failure. Trump
[00:22:55] still has a grudge against the special services, which
[00:22:58] severely damaged his reputation during his first term.
[00:23:02] Strictly speaking, they tied his hands and feet and didn't let him
[00:23:05] truly flourish. And on one hand, he has the task of taking a little
[00:23:08] revenge. On the other hand, even if he wasn't a vengeful
[00:23:12] person, and he is a very vengeful person, yes, the task is still to implement
[00:23:15] the election program, and for this, the structures and people who hinder this,
[00:23:19] they... must be neutralized one way or another. Therefore, the logic is quite clear. Well,
[00:23:23] plus, the cherry on top, Robert
[00:23:26] Kennedy Jr. ended up on Trump's team. So,
[00:23:30] let's recall minute by minute how it all happened. Newsreels
[00:23:33] preserved what happened in Dallas 62 years
[00:23:37] ago. On November 22,
[00:23:39] 1963, shots were fired at
[00:23:43] 12:30 PM. Initially, they were mistaken for firecrackers or
[00:23:46] a car backfiring. One bullet hit Kennedy
[00:23:50] in the back, another hit his head, and this wound was
[00:23:53] fatal. The motorcade arrived at the hospital at
[00:23:56] 12:36 PM, and at 12:40 PM, the president's
[00:24:00] death was pronounced. But strangely enough, no one even conducted
[00:24:03] the necessary forensic examination. Probably
[00:24:07] no one in the United States of America today is sure
[00:24:11] that it was truly solved at the time. Everyone understands
[00:24:14] that this crime probably has a double, triple, or whatever
[00:24:18] depth.
[00:25:20] an assassination attempt, a special commission was created, which
[00:25:23] was headed by the Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court,
[00:25:26] Earl Warren. It consisted of
[00:25:29] seven people. For a rather long
[00:25:32] time, they studied documents, witness
[00:25:35] testimonies, and came to an unambiguous conclusion:
[00:25:38] Kennedy was assassinated by a lone assassin. In their
[00:25:42] opinion, Jack Ruby also acted alone,
[00:25:45] and his motives for the murder were purely
[00:25:49] personal. However, the conclusions of the Warren
[00:25:53] Commission from the very beginning, as
[00:25:56] public opinion polls show, were not believed by more than
[00:25:59] 60% of Americans. The director
[00:26:02] of the Federal Bureau of Investigation of the USA, Edgar Hoover, insisted
[00:26:06] that the investigation focus solely on the lone
[00:26:08] assassin theory. This is absolutely reliable and became
[00:26:12] known after Trump declassified the materials of the investigation
[00:26:16] file.
[00:26:18] Another sensation
[00:26:21] found in the declassified documents. US Congresswoman
[00:26:25] Anna Paulina Luna, who was the first to see the archive,
[00:26:28] assures that the assassination attempt was planned by a group of individuals.
[00:27:32] one information bomb, there is evidence that Lee
[00:27:36] Harvey Oswald had nothing to do with it, but this
[00:27:39] videotape is carefully hidden
[00:27:42] from the public.
[00:27:44] I would also like to bring the following to the attention of Americans. I
[00:27:48] learned that NBC has a videotape
[00:27:52] that no one has ever seen before, and Congress will request it
[00:27:54] from them. On it, Oswald is supposedly captured
[00:27:58] near the car at the time of the assassination, and this
[00:28:02] means that he could not have been the killer.
[00:28:05] The characters who gathered to kill Trump are surprisingly well-suited for these roles,
[00:28:09] as if they passed a casting for the perfect assassin of a US president.
[00:28:13] Strange, reclusive marginalized individuals, involved in murky
[00:28:16] semi-criminal stories. For example, Ryan Rout was engaged in
[00:28:20] recruiting mercenaries to serve in the Ukrainian Armed Forces. However, such
[00:28:23] activity is impossible without the approval of American special services. And if we consider
[00:28:27] the latest information that Rout had a handler from
[00:28:31] the SBU and that he was supplied with weapons for the assassination
[00:28:35] from Ukraine, the CIA's involvement becomes even more
[00:28:39] obvious.
[00:28:40] For what
[00:28:46] reason are American presidents killed? Kennedy tried to
[00:28:50] interfere, investigate, and shed light on the darkest
[00:28:54] corners of US intelligence activities. Why did witnesses
[00:28:57] either die or retract their testimonies?
[00:29:01] Perhaps he was threatened, perhaps he was blackmailed, including with the health
[00:29:04] of loved ones. And are American special services involved
[00:29:08] in the assassination attempts on
[00:29:09] Trump?
[00:29:19] Lee Harvey Oswald was a very convenient figure
[00:29:22] to accuse the Soviet Union of
[00:29:25] involvement in the assassination of President Kennedy. Well,
[00:29:29] look, Oswald was a convinced supporter
[00:29:33] of... He moved to the Soviet Union and lived for more than 2
[00:29:37] years in the Byelorussian SSR, in Minsk, in a small
[00:29:41] apartment in a typical panel building.
[00:29:44] He worked as a fitter at the Minsk
[00:29:47] Radio Plant, married a girl named
[00:29:50] Marina Prusakov. They had a daughter,
[00:29:53] June. But then the whole family moved to
[00:29:57] the United States in May
[00:29:59] 1962.
[00:30:02] A year and a half later, according to the
[00:30:05] official version, Lee Harvey Oswald shot President
[00:30:09] Kennedy. Among the declassified documents,
[00:30:13] a memorandum stands out, which mentions Garry
[00:30:16] Underhill, a CIA informant. He claimed
[00:30:19] that he knew the truth about what happened. Previously, only
[00:30:22] the title page was known, but now the entire
[00:30:25] document can be read. The day after Kennedy's
[00:30:29] assassination, Underhill hastily left Washington. Late
[00:30:32] at night, he appeared at the home of his friends in New Jersey. He was
[00:30:36] agitated and confessed to his friend Charlene Fit
[00:30:39] Simmons that the assassination of the thirty-fifth US president was the
[00:30:43] work of conspirators from the CIA. Oswald was a scapegoat,
[00:30:47] he was framed. This is too much. These scoundrels
[00:30:50] committed a terrible crime. They killed the president. I
[00:30:54] heard various things. I couldn't believe they
[00:30:58] could do it, but they...