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[00:00:30] News time on Zvezda. Maria Grigoryeva is in the studio.
[00:00:32] Hello.
[00:00:35] Energy and logistics facilities became the target of Russian drones
[00:00:39] last night. The branch of Nova Poshta in Nikolaev burned to the ground. The warehouses of this company are used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine
[00:00:43] to store and transport weapons and
[00:00:47] drone parts. In the Kharkov region, TPP-5 in
[00:00:50] the village of Pesochin, which worked in the interests of Ukrainian
[00:00:53] formations, was hit.
[00:00:57] They covered from the air and opened the way for the infantry. Today,
[00:01:01] details of the liberation of Anapoli in the Kharkov region became known.
[00:01:04] The settlement came under our control last Thursday, and the Northern
[00:01:08] troop group entered it. Before the assault, the artillerymen
[00:01:11] suppressed the enemy's
[00:01:13] firing points.
[00:01:22] Drone operators rammed Ukrainian drones to
[00:01:25] cover attack aircraft.
[00:01:28] When the enemy, as they say, still starts
[00:01:32] shooting back until the last bullet, one might say,
[00:01:36] when we send two or three shells
[00:01:39] from the RPO there, well, in common parlance, bumblebees, then
[00:01:43] almost immediately they
[00:01:45] surrender and almost
[00:01:49] without a fight this point is taken.
[00:01:52] Thanks to the liberation of Anapolie, the northerners were able to take
[00:01:55] control of the old Saltov highway under average and cut off supplies of
[00:01:59] weapons to the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kharkov region. Well, these are
[00:02:02] shots of the work of tankers of the same troop group already in the Sumy
[00:02:06] region. The crew of the modernized
[00:02:08] T-80 destroyed a disguised group for the delivery
[00:02:11] of ammunition for Ukrainian
[00:02:13] militants.
[00:02:20] Tankers fired from a distance of 9 km, despite
[00:02:23] such pressure, distance, hitting the target
[00:02:26] 100%.
[00:02:30] Security on the roads in the Kherson region is
[00:02:32] provided by mobile fire groups of troops
[00:02:35] Dnepr.
[00:02:43] They are on duty around the clock and prevent all attempts by the enemy to
[00:02:46] attack both military and civilian
[00:02:49] transport. The guys already with
[00:02:52] experience have already shot down many hornets, already
[00:02:55] about - 10-20 pieces
[00:02:59] shot down, this is. over the last 2 weeks, practice
[00:03:02] shows that with small arms it is very effective to
[00:03:05] shoot down these hornets, mainly they fly around
[00:03:08] the roads, hit civilian
[00:03:12] cars,
[00:03:15] well, and where the roads are mined, paratroopers of the Dnepr
[00:03:18] troop group work, they provide safe passage for civilians,
[00:03:22] and also deliver food and medicines to the front line
[00:03:26] with the help of robotic complexes. The use of equipment allows not to...
[00:04:00] our soldiers also sit, as it were,
[00:04:03] in slang they burned these three
[00:04:07] neo-Nazis, reported
[00:04:10] to the commander, and the commander worked on them with the help of UAV
[00:04:14] operators with birds.
[00:04:17] Meanwhile, over Druzhkovka there are continuous drone
[00:04:21] duels. Our operators systematically destroy Ukrainian
[00:04:24] heavy hexacopters, they also hunt enemy launch
[00:04:28] points, and artillery knocks out militants from fortified
[00:04:31] positions. The day before, large-caliber shells
[00:04:35] destroyed three of their disguised
[00:04:37] shelters at once.
[00:04:41] Leaflets with a call to the Armed Forces of Ukraine to lay down
[00:04:44] surrender were scattered over encircled Dobropolye. They are dropped
[00:04:48] from lightning by operators of the Center
[00:04:50] troop group. To
[00:04:53] takeoff.
[00:04:58] Propaganda is sent there in whole batches, they are spread by the wind over
[00:05:02] a large area, in each detailed instructions on how to report
[00:05:05] readiness to surrender, safely approach our
[00:05:08] positions and exit the encirclement with the help of a drone
[00:05:11] guide. Our Ministry of Defense emphasizes that for
[00:05:15] Ukrainian militants this is the only chance to stay
[00:05:18] alive. Leaflets are needed to
[00:05:21] show how to surrender, because in the current war
[00:05:25] it is very difficult. Opponents also do not want
[00:05:28] their allies to surrender for them,
[00:05:32] they try to kill
[00:05:34] them too.
[00:05:37] It is difficult to surrender in the current time, we serve Russia, well, and meanwhile
[00:05:41] more than half a hundred assault aircraft of the Center
[00:05:44] troop group received state and departmental awards right on the
[00:05:48] front line. We are talking about servicemen of the Ural
[00:05:51] motorized rifle brigade. The award is timed to the third anniversary of its
[00:05:54] formation.
[00:05:58] Northern Fleet sailors repelled an attack by a simulated enemy on Dudinsky
[00:06:01] Port. To liberate it, a detachment of warships
[00:06:05] was sent there. From the side of the flagship Ivan
[00:06:08] Papanin, a helicopter was lifted. It landed an assault group.
[00:06:20] Marines liberated administrative buildings and cleared
[00:06:23] the area. At this time, combat swimmers blocked the path to
[00:06:27] enemy terrorists and neutralized saboteurs on the shore. From the
[00:06:31] landing ship, troops were delivered to land on Vityaz
[00:06:35] all-terrain vehicles. A rapid forced march, all port
[00:06:38] facilities completely came under the control of the North Sea sailors.
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[00:10:51] Hello, this morning we will discuss how...
[00:11:25] In the Philippines, a Pole wanted to show his amateur boxing skills in a
[00:11:29] training session with the eight-division champion,
[00:11:32] Filipino Manny Pacquiao. This athlete fights
[00:11:35] poverty in his country, and he expressed himself in the sense that a
[00:11:39] true leader has the courage to enter the ring
[00:11:42] for the sake of those who are in need, apparently referring to himself. It's called 5 minutes
[00:11:45] of shame with Nobrodskiy, but there will be
[00:11:49] views on social networks and
[00:11:50] donations.
[00:13:13] how much it annoys me when a pool is called a "basik", and mayonnaise
[00:13:17] a "mazik", it just ugh, and "doshirak" a "doshik",
[00:13:21] it's terrible,
[00:13:23] well, now I'll tell you. writes Russian and world
[00:13:26] media.
[00:13:36] From November 1, children under 15 in Turkey will be prohibited from using
[00:13:39] social networks. Platforms will verify age through a local
[00:13:43] public services portal, writes RizmiGZT. For teenagers from
[00:13:46] 15 to 18 years old, accounts will be made private,
[00:13:49] messaging will only be allowed with subscribers, and live
[00:13:53] broadcasts will be prohibited. They will also be disconnected.
[00:14:00] Scientists from the University Hospital Zurich found that
[00:14:03] listening to your favorite music reduces pain during medical procedures,
[00:14:07] such as catheter insertion before an MRI. As FrontiEr
[00:14:10] Cinpain Research writes, some patients were given their favorite tracks during
[00:14:14] catheter insertion, others relaxing music, and still others
[00:14:17] Mozart's sonata. Some underwent the procedure in silence.
[00:14:21] Afterwards, they rated the pain on a scale from one to ten. It was precisely
[00:14:25] their favorite music that helped to dull the unpleasant sensation. And what
[00:14:29] about the life-giving, soothing Chopin? But, but in
[00:14:32] Russia, Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky, and Glinka are still better, because they
[00:14:36] are ours. In a few minutes, we will discuss the details of the so-called diesel
[00:14:39] deal between Russia and
[00:14:40] the USA.
[00:18:34] still it's good that the news about...
[00:19:10] security and the Financial University, Igor Yashkov. Good morning. Hello. Hello,
[00:19:13] Igor. Good morning. Good morning. Please explain
[00:19:17] to us why there is so much fuss around diesel fuel. What is the value
[00:19:21] for Trump of this refined product? Well, the main
[00:19:24] problem for them is that they have broken a historical record precisely in
[00:19:28] the cost of diesel fuel, that is, gasoline has risen in price, yes, but not as
[00:19:31] much as diesel. And that's why he mainly pays
[00:19:34] attention to it. He is clearly displeased that he went down in
[00:19:38] history as the president during whose tenure the historically
[00:19:40] high price of diesel was updated, well, because before that
[00:19:44] it was under Biden, as it happens, and he criticized him, saying, look,
[00:19:48] how the Democrats brought the country to this, the highest price
[00:19:51] in the history of the United States was established, if I were president,
[00:19:54] this would not have happened, but it turned out that here you go, the historical
[00:19:57] price has been updated, if it were gasoline, he would probably talk about gasoline too,
[00:20:00] well, plus he understands that
[00:20:03] Russia is the second largest exporter in the world, it used to be.
[00:20:56] Trump signed a law on hellish sanctions against Russia
[00:21:00] and Iran. What has changed now? Well,
[00:21:03] now the elections are approaching, first of all, the congressional elections,
[00:21:07] they will be held on November 3, and of course he needs,
[00:21:11] if not to fix the situation with diesel prices in the domestic market, then at least to show
[00:21:15] the voter in every possible way that I did everything to reduce these prices,
[00:21:19] even. went to agreements with Russia, even went
[00:21:22] to lift sanctions against them, while he constantly
[00:21:25] emphasizes the topic that, in general, the conflict in Ukraine caused
[00:21:29] the alleged increase in diesel prices on the world market, on the market
[00:21:32] of the United States, because it is difficult to admit that it is because of you, because of your
[00:21:36] own actions in the Middle East, a shortage also arose, so he says: this is from
[00:21:40] Ukraine, this is because Russia stopped exporting
[00:21:43] diesel fuel as a result of the fact that a number of our refineries went
[00:21:47] for repairs, and so on, because in his world view.
[00:22:20] because we would have started exporting diesel fuel anyway, and even before
[00:22:23] Donald Trump's call to Vladimir Putin, the question was already
[00:22:27] being discussed whether it might not be necessary to wait even until the end of October, in general,
[00:22:31] when the possibility for exports opens up, or perhaps
[00:22:34] cancel this ban in advance and so on, because there is too much diesel,
[00:22:38] we produce twice as much diesel as we consume in normal years, and even
[00:22:42] now, given that many refineries are still under
[00:22:45] repair, our consumption is decreasing, which means there is an oversupply,
[00:22:49] and the company already... said that it was not necessary to close the possibility of
[00:22:53] exports even in October, because there was nowhere to put it, and we are pumping it
[00:22:56] into all possible storages, so we would have opened it anyway. Here, one can say,
[00:23:00] okay, we are opening it for you, which means you are freezing
[00:23:04] anti-Russian sanctions, putting pressure on Ukraine, and so on, that is, you can get
[00:23:07] some additional winning moments, yes, this will not solve all our problems,
[00:23:11] our relations with the United States are still very difficult and rather
[00:23:14] confrontational, but you can try to make them, as it were,
[00:23:18] obligated to us. That's what Russia is trying to do. Igor,
[00:23:22] do we have any guarantees that we will be paid for this diesel,
[00:23:25] that this diesel fuel will be sold correctly and the money will be transferred to us, they, say,
[00:23:29] will not freeze it, God forbid, and give it to Ukraine. Well, I think that
[00:23:32] the agreements imply that the money will still go to
[00:23:36] Russia, although here another question also arises: who specifically
[00:23:39] will sell Russian diesel to the United States? Because
[00:23:43] four of our companies, the largest producers, including diesel, are under
[00:23:46] sanctions on the SDN list, these are Rosneft, Lukoil,
[00:23:51] by the way, Rosneft and Lukoil, the two largest companies, they fell on this SDN
[00:23:55] list under Trump already after Anchorage, and even the Russian leadership
[00:23:58] admitted that this was a surprise, but the first tanker will show,
[00:24:02] it will arrive soon, they will have to
[00:24:06] transfer the money accordingly, but it would be logical for Russia
[00:24:09] to say then: listen, since we are selling you these oil products,
[00:24:13] why don't you lift sanctions from the company that sells them to you? Igor, explain
[00:24:17] this to me, because conspiracy theories are already emerging that... this tanker
[00:24:20] has literally been off the coast for a long time and is waiting for the green light, that is, it takes
[00:24:24] about 10-15 days to get from us, roughly speaking, if all
[00:24:28] this happened yesterday, then only after 10-15 days, in theory, the tanker should
[00:24:31] reach the shores of America, why does Trump say that in 72 hours,
[00:24:35] well, we'll see again when it actually arrives, it is quite possible that there are some exchange
[00:24:39] operations, so-called swap operations, when our company transfers something
[00:24:42] to another, for example, off the coast of India or somewhere else in Asia,
[00:24:46] or with a delay, as it happens, we will load it, we will give
[00:24:49] it to you, and you give us yours now off the coast of the United
[00:24:52] States, and we will, as it were, give it to the Americans in
[00:24:56] exchange for our shipments, so there may be swap operations, there may have been some
[00:24:59] prior agreements, because after all,
[00:25:02] negotiating groups meet regularly, and it's not for nothing that, in general,
[00:25:05] Russia has a specific negotiator for the economic track, Kirill
[00:25:08] Dmitriev, who communicates with the Americans precisely
[00:25:12] to convince them that cooperation with Russia is profitable, you can
[00:25:15] earn money, and Ukraine only creates problems for you, so let's
[00:25:19] earn money together, but in return you lift sanctions from us and put pressure on
[00:25:23] Ukraine. We are trying to carry out such a large-scale deal, this is just the first such
[00:25:26] case that really worked, it should be followed by some
[00:25:30] other areas of
[00:25:33] cooperation, our task is to convince the Americans precisely
[00:25:37] of this, that it is profitable to cooperate with us, and Ukraine causes you
[00:25:40] problems, yes, the news about the diesel agreement between the US and
[00:25:43] Russia came as a complete surprise to
[00:25:46] Zelensky. In an interview with the American portal Akia, he
[00:25:50] admitted that he had no idea about the upcoming deal. According
[00:25:53] to journalists, the Ukrainian dictator spoke about the agreement with
[00:25:56] irritation and resentment, complained that he had been betrayed. American
[00:26:00] social networks responded to this with a song, this is how, according to
[00:26:04] Russian-speaking artificial intelligence, a song from the perspective of
[00:26:07] American farmers and
[00:26:30] does this agreement change for Ukraine? Well, for Ukraine,
[00:26:33] this is indeed a surprise, firstly, secondly, it is a rather
[00:26:35] big problem, because it turns out that they insisted
[00:26:39] at most on some anarchic bilateral truce,
[00:26:42] and here it turns out that without them, without any consultations with Kyiv,
[00:26:46] the question is being decided that Russia will supply diesel to the United
[00:26:50] States, and that means Ukraine should not hit these refineries, because Trump even
[00:26:54] wrote in his social network
[00:26:56] that Russia will first deliver 3,000 tons,
[00:27:00] 500, a million, and then depending on the state of
[00:27:04] the refineries, so it turns out that the United States is interested
[00:27:07] in Russian refineries coming out of repair and not going back into
[00:27:11] repair, not being damaged, and he must pressure Ukraine, and Russia on its
[00:27:14] part does not take any obligations not to touch Ukraine's energy facilities,
[00:27:18] naturally, this clearly does not
[00:27:22] fit into Kyiv's plans, and the Europeans,
[00:27:25] in general, were also left out of the negotiations, that is, no one
[00:27:28] asked about their position on this issue,
[00:27:32] so we see, in general, such a fairly strong disagreement that immediately
[00:27:36] arose between the United States and Kyiv, that Trump even
[00:27:39] called for the appointment of a new president of Ukraine, so
[00:27:42] if this confrontation escalates, it can naturally
[00:27:46] lead to the United States putting more pressure on Ukraine. Okay, can
[00:27:50] the Europeans hinder us in any way? Well, formally,
[00:27:53] the Europeans are generally much more anti-Russian,
[00:27:56] in general, and with concrete actions, so to speak, and rather
[00:28:00] this plan of attacks on Russian refineries was developed by Ukraine
[00:28:03] together with the Europeans, so in this story they are in a rather strange
[00:28:07] position, on the one hand, it is profitable for them, because if Russia exports
[00:28:10] more diesel, the world market will be saturated and their prices will not rise either,
[00:28:14] even despite the fact that we do not supply them, that is, in general, there will be no
[00:28:18] shortage on the world market, on the other hand, one must still say that you
[00:28:21] support Ukraine, that Ukraine must continue attacks, and you impose sanctions
[00:28:25] and so on, so Europe, formally, periodically detained
[00:28:29] tankers with Russian oil, especially somewhere in the area.
[00:28:33] but somehow seriously, in general, hinder us from exporting, I think it will not
[00:28:37] be able to. The day before, Trump again wrote in his
[00:28:40] social network about some
[00:28:43] energy truce between Russia and
[00:28:47] Ukraine, what does that mean? Well, here
[00:28:50] we'll see, again, because indeed for Russia too, this is somewhat new, that
[00:28:53] it turns out we are participating in an energy truce, we, for our part, did not take such
[00:28:57] obligations, and comments will probably follow, but nevertheless,
[00:29:00] not so long ago, Vladimir said that neither
[00:29:04] a grain deal, nor any energy truce, we don't need
[00:29:08] truces in general, we need to end this conflict, let's
[00:29:11] agree once and for all on a settlement, on terms
[00:29:15] that suit us and that we have repeatedly, in general,
[00:29:18] declared, but some respites, no, please, we have already
[00:29:21] been through them, firstly, they are all violated, on the other hand, they always
[00:29:25] benefit our opponents, so I
[00:29:29] think that Russia will not agree to this, Trump may be trying to somewhat...
[00:29:32] smooth over the picture, because he is now being very actively accused of giving
[00:29:36] this deal to Vladimir Putin for his birthday, although the United States needs it no
[00:29:40] less, and perhaps even more than Russia, and so on
[00:29:43] and so forth, and he is trying to generally smooth it over and
[00:29:46] say that no, this is all a striving for peace, this is for
[00:29:50] resolving this conflict, and so on, and calls it an energy truce,
[00:29:54] thank you very much. About the diesel deal that alarmed all of Europe,
[00:29:58] we spoke with an expert from the National Energy Security Foundation and the Financial
[00:30:01] University, Igor Yashkov. Well, in a few minutes we will find out what
[00:30:04] rarities the Ukrainian army is using against us.
[00:30:20] On Zvezda, it's news time. In the studio Maria Grigoryeva.
[00:30:23] Hello.
[00:30:25] Energy and logistics facilities became the target of Russian drones last
[00:30:29] night. The day before yesterday, in Nikolaev, the branch of Nova
[00:30:32] Poshta burned to the ground. The warehouses of this company are used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine for storing and transporting weapons
[00:30:36] and drone parts. In the Kharkiv region, TPP-5
[00:30:39] in the village of Pesachin, which operated in
[00:30:42] the interests of Ukrainian
[00:30:43] formations, was hit.
[00:30:46] Leaflets were scattered over encircled Dobropillya calling on the Armed Forces of Ukraine to lay down
[00:30:50] their arms and surrender. They are dropped from
[00:30:53] the Lightning by operators of the Center
[00:30:55] troop group.
[00:30:58] To takeoff.