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[00:00:00] we will tell you how the US is pressuring NATO allies.
[00:00:15] News on Zvezda, Mikhail Reshetov in the studio. Hello. The Russian
[00:00:18] armed forces launched a strike on Ukraine's port infrastructure and
[00:00:21] seagoing vessels transporting military
[00:00:24] cargo. As reported by the Ministry of Defense, in the area of the settlement
[00:00:27] Tuzly, Odesa region, tonight our...
[00:00:39] Odesa, a vessel delivering cargo for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Ministry of Defense has repeatedly
[00:00:43] emphasized that we launch such strikes in response to attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on
[00:00:47] civilian objects in Russia, and responsibility for the consequences of our
[00:00:50] strikes lies personally with Zelensky.
[00:00:53] Units of the North troop group defeated formations of six
[00:00:57] brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Sumy region. The enemy lost about 200
[00:01:00] people, over 10 units of equipment. Russian attack aircraft
[00:01:04] are moving in the direction of the regional center, fierce battles are actually taking place in
[00:01:08] the suburbs in the area of the settlement Velikaya Rybitsa. Earlier, in the same
[00:01:11] area, our military took control of the village of Varylovka.
[00:01:15] They attacked it from several directions at once. Previously, reconnaissance
[00:01:19] had calculated the location of the main firing points of the strongholds of
[00:01:22] the Armed Forces of Ukraine. And attack aircraft worked out the details of the operation at the training ground. Thanks to
[00:01:26] this, the assault was swift. The enemy was caught
[00:01:30] by surprise. Our scouts, using
[00:01:33] technical means of aerial reconnaissance, identified the main
[00:01:36] enemy defense nodes. Based on these
[00:01:39] reconnaissance data, assault groups practiced the assigned
[00:01:43] tasks at the training ground near
[00:01:45] the LBS. After the main
[00:01:49] points were destroyed by artillery and strike drones, our assault
[00:01:52] groups, using the terrain, entered the settlement.
[00:01:56] Now in Borilovka, the fighters of the North continue to clear,
[00:02:00] as well as demine the territory. Thanks to the liberation of this settlement,
[00:02:04] the Russian military has created conditions for further advance in
[00:02:07] the Sumy region and the expansion of the buffer zone near our
[00:02:10] border. Significant advance of Russian troops in
[00:02:14] Zaporizhzhia region, with small assault groups, the fighters of
[00:02:17] the East found weak spots in the defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and infiltrated
[00:02:21] several sectors of the front to a total depth of 19
[00:02:24] km. In the sector from Amelnik to Malaya Takmachka,
[00:02:28] all counterattacks have been suppressed. The offensive of the Far Easterners on
[00:02:32] Orekhov has returned to its previous pace, unmanned system
[00:02:35] troop units are breaking the enemy's logistics here, on the approaches to the city
[00:02:38] they destroy pickups, transport with trailers and keep supply
[00:02:42] routes under fire control. In the sky there is the entire spectrum of UAVs from strike
[00:02:46] drones to nimble FPVs, of various modifications. One
[00:02:49] crew launches about two dozen drones per shift.
[00:02:52] Sparse forest plantations and open steppe landscapes of the Orekhov direction do
[00:02:56] not leave the enemy any chance of cover. A separate hunt
[00:03:00] is being conducted for heavy enemy Baba Yaga
[00:03:02] copters. It flew along the forest strip
[00:03:05] into the settlement, I shot it down
[00:03:08] by hitting the middle of
[00:03:12] the UAV itself, that is, where its speed controller
[00:03:15] and flight controller are located, then we flew to inspect, the Baba Yaga was
[00:03:19] shot down. In addition to drones, the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in
[00:03:22] Zaporizhzhia region are also being destroyed by artillery, so the crew of the Malka self-propelled gun
[00:03:26] covered an entire network of Ukrainian strongholds, their location
[00:03:30] was calculated by tracking the delivery of ammunition. After the strike,
[00:03:33] our attack aircraft were able to advance and take more advantageous
[00:03:36] positions. In Ukraine, a mobile application for
[00:03:40] alarm notifications was hacked, information about radiation and
[00:03:44] chemical danger was spread throughout the country. Along with
[00:03:48] it, residents of Kyiv received false
[00:03:50] notifications of street fighting and messages with
[00:03:54] warnings about the launch of "Oreshnik" missiles. The internet resource
[00:03:57] of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations was also subjected to massive cyberattacks. According to
[00:04:00] the agency, the attackers sent fake information to the population.
[00:04:04] Now specialists have restored the application's operation.
[00:04:08] Romanian rescuers found three Ukrainians in the mountains at an altitude of 1,700
[00:04:11] m, frozen, tired, in light clothing and
[00:04:15] shoes. They were found in a sheep pen. The fugitives
[00:04:18] tried to warm themselves by a fire. The mountain rescue service employees
[00:04:22] were told by the found individuals that they had illegally crossed the border, fleeing
[00:04:25] mobilization. Without any equipment, they wandered through the mountains for a whole
[00:04:28] week and could not find the road. They were handed over to the border guards. By
[00:04:32] the way, in Romania, Ukrainians receive temporary asylum documents, and
[00:04:36] after that they can stay in the country and work or go further to Europe. According to
[00:04:39] Romanian media, in the hope of this, Ukrainian citizens often
[00:04:43] cross the border, but many get lost, get injured
[00:04:46] in mountainous terrain, and even
[00:04:48] die.
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[00:08:42] Zvezda, the floor is Alexei Samoletov.
[00:08:54] And once again, good morning everyone, friends. NATO military forces
[00:08:57] in Europe found themselves facing the most difficult dilemma:
[00:09:01] having made Poland the vanguard of the fight against Russia, now
[00:09:04] the Alliance doesn't understand how events will develop further, who
[00:09:08] in Poland will now give orders to the troops, a scandal.
[00:09:26] presented precisely in Warsaw, having turned into the main
[00:09:29] military hub for Ukraine, Poland very quickly
[00:09:32] understood the rules of the game, and was the first in
[00:09:36] Europe to report on the creation of a Polish
[00:09:39] Ministry of Defense drone legion, its...
[00:10:12] space solemnly signed a contract with American
[00:10:16] Palantir, separately concluded an agreement on
[00:10:19] the exchange of classified information, and this was done for
[00:10:23] show for France, Switzerland, and Germany, who, understanding
[00:10:27] that Palantir specializes in systems that allow
[00:10:30] combining and analyzing huge amounts of information,
[00:10:34] simply feared a leak of classified information. Poland, meanwhile,
[00:10:37] has even started joint testing and training
[00:10:41] with Palantir. In addition, Poland decided to urgently replace the still
[00:10:44] Soviet BRDM-2s (200 units) with wheeled
[00:10:48] reconnaissance AMZ Bóbr-3s. And by
[00:10:51] 2035, there should be 286 such Bóbrs,
[00:10:55] and each one is about 9 million
[00:10:58] dollars, and also an update of the tank fleet to Abrams and
[00:11:02] Korean K2s. Outwardly, everything is perfect,
[00:11:05] indeed the most modern army in Europe, but the problem is
[00:11:08] that Poland doesn't know how to maintain all this modern
[00:11:12] equipment, so, for example, engines go for repair back home, to
[00:11:16] the USA and South Korea, all software is
[00:11:19] updated exclusively by Palantir itself, and so it is with
[00:11:22] everything. In the budget for next year, the Polish Sejm
[00:11:26] allocated more than 50 expenses, it used to be around
[00:11:29] billion dollars for military 16.5.
[00:11:32] Therefore, they had to borrow. As
[00:11:35] representatives of the Polish military-industrial complex say, no one even dares
[00:11:39] to dispute such expenses for the army. The government believes, the more,
[00:11:43] the better, because the main indicator of the best army in
[00:11:46] Europe is 90% of defense
[00:11:49] procurements from the US and South Korea, and the fact that due to such military
[00:11:52] expenses, Poland, according to
[00:11:55] experts, faces the largest budget deficit in the European
[00:11:59] Union, about 7.1% of
[00:12:01] GDP. The government is also not concerned. Moreover, in
[00:12:05] connection with the new Polish scandal, it's very
[00:12:08] interesting what this all could turn into and who will
[00:12:11] give orders to this paper army. So
[00:12:15] there, colleagues. Thank you, Alexey,
[00:12:17] see you. What the world press is writing about will be told by Roman
[00:12:21] Shchukin right now.
[00:12:31] Norwegian Prime Minister Støre met this summer in Oslo with
[00:12:35] a former high-ranking Russian official, Bloomberg
[00:12:38] reports. According to the publication, Støre and Finnish
[00:12:42] President Stubb were preparing the ground behind the scenes
[00:12:45] for European countries to still be able to
[00:12:48] join negotiations on Ukraine. The leaders of the two countries
[00:12:52] are connected by a twenty-year friendship and rich
[00:12:55] joint work experience. Against the backdrop of the crisis in France,
[00:12:59] the rise of the far-right in Germany, frequent changes of
[00:13:02] prime ministers in Britain, deteriorating relations between
[00:13:05] Trump and Meloni, Støre and Stubb could
[00:13:09] become one of the realistic options for dialogue with
[00:13:12] Moscow, the publication notes. A Chinese manufacturer of
[00:13:16] anti-vandal glass from Henan province benefited from
[00:13:19] the French riots, using their footage
[00:13:22] as free advertising. Virus on...
[00:13:55] in three stages. On the eve of National Unity Day, of course, the Poles' attempt
[00:13:59] to divide their country without outside
[00:14:01] involvement looks particularly entertaining. And yet,
[00:14:05] there's even talk of civil war. The country's
[00:14:09] president, Karol Nawrocki, hastily returned to Warsaw,
[00:14:12] turning his plane around on the way. He was flying to Senegal, by the way.
[00:14:15] Who benefits from another partition of Poland, we will find out
[00:14:19] together with Alexander Kamkin, Associate Professor of the Financial
[00:14:23] University under the Government of Russia.
[00:14:40] century, just before the first partition, the so-called Bar Confederation in the city of
[00:14:43] Bar, it was dictated when
[00:14:46] the Polish king, who was then elected by the Sejm and was practically
[00:14:50] a puppet of big magnates, was forced
[00:14:53] to equalize rights.
[00:15:25] First, the Polish state itself was experiencing
[00:15:28] a deep crisis at that time, both economic and political, extremely weak
[00:15:32] central government, constant strife in the Sejm, respectively, there
[00:15:36] was not even a common, so to speak, political unity or political
[00:15:39] identity, plus an extensive economic path, Poland
[00:15:43] was like, you know, an overripe fruit that fell into the hands of three
[00:15:46] neighbors. On the other hand, Prussia was trying
[00:15:49] to connect its territories, which at that time represented
[00:15:53] enclaves scattered across Europe from
[00:15:56] Hanover to East Prussia, respectively, it sought
[00:16:00] to take possession of the city of Danzig, which at that time was under
[00:16:03] Polish rule, and accordingly, these
[00:16:06] ... The Austrian-Hungarian
[00:16:09] Empire sought to acquire Galicia and territories in southern
[00:16:13] Poland, respectively, Prussia from the west, from the north, and
[00:16:17] Russia, respectively, from the east, and thus a consensus of
[00:16:21] three powers was reached, and Poland, as a result, by
[00:16:24] 1792, ceased
[00:16:26] to exist. I like this
[00:16:30] historical joke, when Stalin learned that someone in Poland
[00:16:34] reminded that Lviv is a Polish city, he
[00:16:37] said that, in fact, we should remind the Poles that Warsaw
[00:16:40] was a Russian city, well, for almost a century, yes, it all
[00:16:44] happened, even more. Good, then let's go back, or rather, move on
[00:16:48] to the 20th century, to Polish revanchism, how it
[00:16:51] appeared, well, virtually
[00:16:53] starting from the beginning of the 19th century, when
[00:16:56] Napoleon formed the Grand Duchy of Warsaw,
[00:16:59] and in his army there were several tens of thousands of
[00:17:03] Poles who marched on Moscow, wishing to repeat the experience of
[00:17:06] the 14th century, two uprisings in Poland in 1831,
[00:17:09] 1863, again an attempt at independence,
[00:17:13] respectively, the First World War, Polish society was divided, some
[00:17:17] supported Russia, others, respectively, Germany, the 20th
[00:17:21] century, already after the end of the First World War,
[00:17:24] the Regency Council in Warsaw proclaimed independence,
[00:17:28] respectively, Józef Piłsudski, a former political terrorist, becomes
[00:17:31] marshal, one might say, the founding father
[00:17:34] of the new Polish statehood, and...
[00:17:38] the Polish Republic is formed, which lasted until 1939,
[00:17:41] uh-huh, and how did it still happen, how did Poland
[00:17:45] restore its statehood, at whose expense, at
[00:17:47] the expense of - the partition of Austria-Hungary, first
[00:17:51] of all, at the expense of the October Revolution in Russia,
[00:17:54] when territories on the outskirts of the Russian Empire, respectively,
[00:17:58] began to strive for independence, there was
[00:18:00] a short-term Ukrainian-Polish war
[00:18:03] from late 1918 to summer 1919, when...
[00:18:07] the Ukrainian national state tried to seize
[00:18:11] Lviv, for example, then there was
[00:18:13] the Soviet-Polish war, as a result of which western
[00:18:17] Belarus and western Ukraine went to the Polish state,
[00:18:21] respectively, plus the partition of Germany, as
[00:18:25] a result of the First World War, Silesia, the western
[00:18:28] part of the territories went to the newly formed
[00:18:32] Poland, which was practically under the protectorate of England and
[00:18:35] France, respectively, they smoothed things over.
[00:18:41] It ran along the border of the Soviet Union and Poland in the 1920s, respectively,
[00:18:45] thus, from Germany, from Austria, from
[00:18:48] Russia, practically the territories of
[00:18:51] Poland were carved out in the 20th century. I propose to move to the present
[00:18:55] day, by the way, one of the idols of the current president
[00:18:59] of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, Marshal Józef Piłsudski.
[00:19:03] It was he who was the ideologist of Poland from sea to sea
[00:19:06] and eventually became the gravedigger of its statehood. And in general,
[00:19:10] how does Nawrocki see Poland? Nawrocki sees Poland as a strong,
[00:19:14] national state that
[00:19:16] can dictate its terms to its neighbors and even to the Brussels
[00:19:19] bureaucracy. He is a Trumpist by political
[00:19:22] creed, respectively, he is oriented towards the current
[00:19:26] American administration, while his opponent Donald Tusk is oriented towards Brussels
[00:19:30] structures, respectively, he really sees Poland
[00:19:33] in larger dimensions than it is now, respectively.
[00:19:37] He does not hide that he dreams of regaining the Eastern
[00:19:41] Kresy, respectively, the territory of present-day western former Ukraine,
[00:19:45] so he sees Poland primarily
[00:19:47] as a country developing
[00:19:51] according to its own laws, respectively zero migration,
[00:19:54] zero tolerance for this entire Western
[00:19:58] liberal order, such a conservative
[00:20:00] Eastern European country, whose opinion everyone must
[00:20:03] respect. Where does this conservatism come from?
[00:20:50] is, on the other hand, with the wife of Prime Minister Donald
[00:20:53] Tusk, who is a categorical opponent
[00:20:57] of Kaczynski and Nawrocki, and accordingly, the problem is that
[00:21:00] the head of the court, who is
[00:21:04] approved by the Sejm and who acts absolutely independently, in accordance
[00:21:08] with EU directives, they
[00:21:11] tried to practically remove him from office, another member of
[00:21:14] the court collegium, there are only 15 of them, she stated
[00:21:17] that the chairman of the Constitutional
[00:21:20] Tribunal is illegitimate, accordingly they blocked the building, hung
[00:21:24] a padlock there and accordingly did
[00:21:26] not let Nawrocki through, just on his way to Senegal, he makes
[00:21:30] a Nawrocki loop, accordingly returns to Poland, having
[00:21:33] a scuffle with the security, meaning he just breaks into
[00:21:37] the court building, so to speak, in order to still
[00:21:41] confirm his appointed assessors with his presidency
[00:21:44] and everything should come into order, well, almost like
[00:21:47] I don't know some
[00:21:50] hero of Henryk Sienkiewicz's novels, like Pan Wołodyjowski, for example, beautiful, and what
[00:21:53] is the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland? It is practically the Constitutional
[00:21:57] Court, the highest body of judicial power, which
[00:22:01] considers, or rather conducts an examination of all laws,
[00:22:05] legislative acts, by-laws, for compliance with
[00:22:08] legislation, that is, it is practically the highest judicial instance
[00:22:11] in the country, which monitors the rule of law. How did
[00:22:14] it happen that in one court there were, in essence, two
[00:22:18] warring judicial bodies? Well, you know, there have been stranger
[00:22:21] curiosities in history, for example, in the Middle Ages there was a struggle between the German
[00:22:25] emperor and the Pope, the German emperor often appointed his own
[00:22:28] popes, they were called antipopes, and the real
[00:22:31] pope was exiled somewhere to
[00:22:35] to that yet, but in essence there are two
[00:22:38] competing structures in Poland, these are pro-European,
[00:22:41] pro-Brussels and pro-American, roughly speaking, such
[00:22:45] proper conservatives and globalist conservatives,
[00:22:48] accordingly, each pulls the blanket to itself, it turns out
[00:22:51] that whoever controls the constitutional court, controls
[00:22:55] the adoption of certain laws. Is there some subject of dispute that can
[00:22:59] be expressed in one point, that is, what is the dispute about and who is in charge,
[00:23:03] in essence, accordingly, it is clear that Tusk's actions are
[00:23:06] an attempt to push his people
[00:23:10] into the constitutional court so that legislative
[00:23:13] initiatives, initiated by the president and
[00:23:17] then approved by parliament, they further undergo
[00:23:20] expert review by this constitutional tribunal, and
[00:23:23] if the judges are, as in essence the situation in the United States is repeated,
[00:23:27] where Trump in his first presidential term was constantly torpedoed
[00:23:31] in the Supreme Court, and the same thing Tusk is trying to arrange
[00:23:34] for Nawrocki already in local
[00:23:37] realities. Already in the very first comments on the events in
[00:23:40] Poland, there was talk of an attempted coup d'état.
[00:23:44] Friday evening in Warsaw really ceased to be languid and began
[00:23:48] to resemble an ordinary coup. The removal of the leadership of
[00:23:52] the Constitutional Tribunal was announced right before the weekend, and
[00:23:56] in the absence of President Nawrocki in the country, details
[00:23:59] were shared by Sejm deputy Sławomir Mentzen, he
[00:24:02] published a letter from the chief commandant of the Polish police Tomasz
[00:24:06] Miłkowski, to the heads of regional departments, it
[00:24:09] is dated October 29, that is, it was sent
[00:24:12] on the eve of the events, in the letter a state of increased
[00:24:15] readiness is announced, police officers are ordered to issue pistols, submachine guns and...
[00:24:50] forces in the supreme judicial body of the country for
[00:24:53] practically blocking Nawrocki's legislative initiatives
[00:24:57] and accordingly the police were warned in advance
[00:25:00] and to prevent, well, relatively speaking, the people's
[00:25:04] militia of Piłsudski and Nawrocki, accordingly,
[00:25:08] police forces were deployed. And to whom does the Polish army report? The army,
[00:25:12] according to the constitution, reports to the president, the president is the supreme
[00:25:15] commander-in-chief, in peacetime the head of the
[00:25:18] armed forces is the chief of the general staff. Accordingly, the minister of defense
[00:25:21] and the president appoint
[00:25:24] the commanders-in-chief of the Polish army in cases of
[00:25:27] emergency situations and accordingly the army here
[00:25:30] is absolutely, as it were, outside politics, that is, we see protesters on the street, we
[00:25:34] see Nawrocki storming the Constitutional Tribunal, we see
[00:25:37] police officers, but the army simply did not say a single word. You know,
[00:25:41] I thought that it is surprising how the prime minister and
[00:25:44] the president in Poland are now showing that
[00:25:47] the constitutional court is absolutely...
[00:25:50] a dependent state structure, in which there can be
[00:25:54] no talk of objectivity, because they are fighting
[00:25:57] simply for spheres of influence, thus now
[00:26:00] there is a battle for who will... the constitutional court will report to, does
[00:26:04] this a priori mean that it is biased? In
[00:26:08] fact, yes, that is, the situation of the 17th century is repeated,
[00:26:11] when deputies and these people teach someone
[00:26:14] democracy, okay, let's talk about this army then, what
[00:26:18] role does the Polish state
[00:26:20] play in Polish politics, in the changes that have taken place in it,
[00:26:24] has the Polish army played, or continues to play? If we take the 20th
[00:26:27] century, in Piłsudski's time, of course, it was Polish militarism, it was
[00:26:31] Polish chauvinism, respectively. Forces are the beauty, the flower, and
[00:26:34] the pride of the Polish nation, respectively, the Second World War,
[00:26:38] here the situation was divided, on the one hand, the Home Army,
[00:26:41] subordinate to the London émigré government of Anders, on the other hand,
[00:26:44] the People's Army, which waged partisan warfare and
[00:26:48] was practically an ally of the Soviet Union, plus the Polish Army, which
[00:26:52] was formed on the territory of the USSR, which then liberated its
[00:26:55] homeland together with the Soviet army, respectively, in Soviet
[00:26:58] times, the image of the Polish People's Army was quite
[00:27:01] high and... many career military personnel
[00:27:04] held political posts, the 1990s
[00:27:07] was such a transitional period, but then from the 2000s, especially after
[00:27:11] Poland became a member of NATO, the authority of the armed forces
[00:27:14] gradually began to grow, taking
[00:27:18] into account the situation, starting from 2022, of course, Poland is rapidly
[00:27:21] militarizing, it is at the forefront of NATO
[00:27:24] countries, whose political role in the army is also Ukraine, yes, of course, and the role
[00:27:28] and prestige of the armed forces are, of course, emphasized and
[00:27:31] elevated in every way. Not everyone in society likes this, this situation
[00:27:34] with this tribunal, can it
[00:27:37] lead the country to some deep split? I
[00:27:41] don't think so, because now we are practically seeing events
[00:27:45] only in Warsaw, they are not of a nationwide
[00:27:48] character, but on the other hand, we observed that the events in our country
[00:27:52] in ninety-first and ninety-third year, all events were concentrated practically within
[00:27:56] the Garden Ring, so it is impossible to exclude that in
[00:27:59] a sufficiently local limited... in such a conflict
[00:28:03] a constitutional one can really lead to a change of
[00:28:06] power, but for now such a division, that, let's say, the War of
[00:28:10] the Roses, as it was in England in its time, respectively, the war of supporters of Tusk and
[00:28:14] supporters of Tusk, this is still unlikely, but again
[00:28:18] the situation in Europe as a whole is so explosive and unpredictable,
[00:28:21] look at neighboring Germany, look at France, at Italy,
[00:28:24] it is quite possible that these these unrest, which
[00:28:27] launched this attempt to change
[00:28:30] the composition of the court, they can... then grow into some other political,
[00:28:34] economic demands, so it cannot be completely ruled out, although compared
[00:28:38] to other European countries, Polish society is still not so divided
[00:28:42] into warring camps, as in Germany, for example, thank you very much,
[00:28:46] the possible causes and consequences of the constitutional crisis in Poland we
[00:28:49] discussed with Associate Professor of the Financial University under the Government of Russia
[00:28:53] Alexander Kamkin. And with this we say goodbye
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[00:30:19] News on Zvezda in the studio Mikhail Reshetov, hello, watch in our
[00:30:23] issue. First gold for Russia at
[00:30:26] competitions under the auspices of the IOC since 2020.
[00:30:29] года.
[00:30:33] Almost 7 years after the hockey team, the anthem, the flag, and it doesn't
[00:30:36] matter that the victory in junior swimming,
[00:30:40] they break logistics, attack Orekhov, stormtroopers of the East broke through
[00:30:44] the defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine by 19 km, the entire spectrum
[00:30:47] of Russian drones is involved, for defeating large targets they call
[00:30:50] Malka,
[00:30:53] weapon
[00:30:56] Weinkor stars on the advance in Zaporozhye region.