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00:00:00nuclear weapons are clearly contraindicated, but
00:00:03the fact that they are
00:00:06literally saying that Russia
00:00:09is to blame for the troubles, Japan, not the United States at all, this
00:00:13is already a common place, including in school textbooks, you will not
00:00:17find any mention of the fact that the Americans dropped
00:00:20a bomb on Hiroshima on Nagasaki, you simply will not
00:00:23find it. The United States knows how to
00:00:26erase pages of history, to tear them out of textbooks.
00:01:00The number of anti-missiles in the United States of
00:01:03America has sharply decreased, but then a New York
00:01:06Times article came out, which simply caused a storm of
00:01:09outrage in the White House. Let's
00:01:11read:
00:01:14Donald Trump demanded that War Secretary Pete Hegseth explain why he was misled
00:01:18regarding a critical shortage of ammunition. According to two
00:01:21sources, this conversation took place on the sidelines of a cabinet meeting at
00:01:25Camp David on Friday. Trump said he was sure the ammunition supply problem
00:01:29was already. It was the shortage of ammunition that was one of the reasons why
00:01:33he refused to launch new large-scale strikes on Iran in recent days.
00:01:37In the first month of combat operations alone, the US spent more than 850
00:01:40Tomahawk cruise missiles, as well as over a thousand missiles for
00:01:44Patriot and THAAD systems. In addition, in the first weeks of the conflict, the US used more than
00:01:471,300 tactical ATACMS ballistic missiles. According to
00:01:51one source, the ATACMS missile stocks, which are also in demand in
00:01:54Ukraine, are so depleted that there are practically none left. When Trump
00:01:58demanded explanations for the critical situation.
00:02:30happened, and we repeatedly reported on it in The Washington Post,
00:02:33and that fake story was trying to sell to many media people
00:02:37who clearly sought to denigrate the minister, for whatever
00:02:40reason. Unfortunately for them, the president loves the minister
00:02:43and believes that he is doing an excellent job.
00:02:46Fake news. Well, then the president of the United
00:02:50States
00:02:51himself stepped in.
00:02:54The US has huge stocks of ammunition, especially some types
00:02:58of it. In addition, large volumes are produced and, if necessary, supplied to
00:03:02the United States. Defense companies are building the largest number of factories and enterprises in our country in
00:03:05its entire history. Persons
00:03:08who allow these treasonous information leaks are being sought,
00:03:12and long prison sentences will be sought for them.
00:03:16Everyone who disseminates this
00:03:18information will be imprisoned. I hope this does not apply to foreign countries. Well,
00:03:22I think he will soon demand about the same
00:03:26from his allies, he will do it.
00:04:30encountered their biggest geostrategic miscalculation,
00:04:33they spent 25 years preparing the country for local
00:04:37wars in which the US would destroy
00:04:40opponents like small countries, where
00:04:43the main forces would be special forces,
00:04:46Hellfire missiles, drone strikes, and that would be
00:04:49the end of it, but they did not prepare themselves for the kind of war they faced with
00:04:53Iran. Accordingly, preparation for this war is completely
00:04:57different, it takes years, the Americans found themselves... who
00:05:13was heavily intoxicated, I then asked
00:05:15him how much money
00:05:18was being stolen from operations in the US in Afghanistan, which
00:05:22was going on then, he said without hesitation
00:05:24a third, the scale of corruption in the American
00:05:27defense department is off the charts, but
00:05:30auditors have not been able to get to the defense
00:05:33department for many decades, all checks
00:05:37fail there, but now Vance has created a commission to
00:05:40combat fraud, which began
00:05:43to deal with the misuse of funds, to put it mildly,
00:05:46in social programs in the United
00:05:49States. And here's what came out. Let's listen to
00:05:52the Vice President.
00:05:55I am very proud that we can not only analyze data, but also actually measure
00:05:59the successes of the anti-fraud task force. Working with Andrew
00:06:02Ferguson and Steve Miller, two outstanding figures from the Trump
00:06:06administration, we were able to identify fraud totaling $230
00:06:09billion just since the creation of the anti-fraud task
00:06:12force, and that, frankly, is still quite a conservative estimate. We
00:06:16managed to stop payments totaling $56 billion, which would
00:06:20otherwise have gone to fraudsters, and not to those who need them. In the
00:06:23process, we obviously saved Americans a lot of money, but despite everything we
00:06:27have done, all our huge successes will always have limitations unless
00:06:31our colleagues in the House of Representatives and Senate cooperate
00:06:34with us. They will cooperate with them strongly, yes, he
00:06:37was speaking in front of a meeting of Republicans, not a single
00:06:41Democrat came to listen... came, Vyacheslav Alekseevich,
00:06:44I want to remind you that it was Elon Musk who
00:06:47first, so to speak, started fighting fraud, when he became such an unofficial
00:06:51head of the efficiency department, I want to remind you that
00:06:54it was then that an entire class of pensioners aged
00:06:58350 years, each, who were still receiving
00:07:01pensions from the US budget, were exposed, I think that,
00:07:04in principle, Musk probably
00:07:06lost his post and lost the trust of President Trump because he probably started poking
00:07:10his nose where it didn't belong, but here...
00:07:28The US allocates quite large funds, but the largest funds, as we know,
00:07:32are allocated, as you rightly pointed out, to the military budget, and
00:07:36there the audit has never confirmed the amounts spent,
00:07:39last year the audit could not achieve 70%.
00:09:12Abdul El-Sayed. Can you believe
00:09:15that?
00:09:19Abdul El-Sayed, such a good person, he is full of
00:09:23hatred. Elect him and you will find out what he
00:09:26really likes. He doesn't like Israel. He doesn't like Jews. He hates
00:09:30them. He hates them so much that this hatred burns his
00:09:33heart. Dirt,
00:09:36crime, death and destruction. You
00:09:40will lose your homes, your apartments. That's where
00:09:43the communists will lead us 100%. When I look at
00:09:46Abdul, I realize he's full
00:09:48of shit. Yes. El-Sayed,
00:09:52of course, has already responded to
00:09:53Trump.
00:09:58What will you say to President Trump? I'm
00:10:01glad he thinks I'm a good person. Many think
00:10:03so. He can't
00:10:06focus.
00:10:08Instead, he's focused on me and what I intend to do. and
00:10:12we are experiencing the biggest affordability crisis in generations, people
00:10:16are paying almost $5 a gallon for gasoline because of the war he
00:10:19started. Earlier you said that Chuck Schumer would not want to see
00:10:23you in the Senate, how did it go today?
00:11:56parties, and here's the second situation that is starting
00:11:58here, the Trump administration is starting to play
00:12:02on this, in general, one also needs to understand that in the
00:12:05run-up to the midterm elections,
00:12:09the administration, Trump himself, well, in general,
00:12:13got involved in this campaign, its meaning is
00:12:16this: when the Democrats come, Trump says: and
00:12:19what kind of Democrats will come, if such Democrats
00:12:23come, will it be better for you? Or will you think that
00:12:27exactly these Democrats should govern
00:12:29America, so here this
00:12:33polarization really creates, creates a very
00:12:36serious, as they say, situation, in
00:12:39terms of increasing domestic political
00:12:42tension, I do not even rule out the fact that
00:12:46in general, maybe in the autumn we will even see
00:12:49a large number of protests, demonstrations,
00:12:53in general, maybe even unrest.
00:13:25states will use European experience in banning certain
00:13:29political figures, which in Europe, of course,
00:13:32has already been tested in many countries, in
00:13:35the United States, well, at one time, during the times of
00:13:38McCarthyism, when tens of thousands of people were
00:13:42deprived of any civil rights for being
00:13:45suspected of communist sympathies, so
00:13:49times may change, but the United
00:13:53States remains.
00:13:56they remain an aggressive power, continuing
00:13:59wars around the world, now it is the Middle
00:14:01East,
00:14:18Moscow is among the top 5 smartest cities on the
00:14:21planet, this atmosphere of the future
00:14:25is already here. Moscow learns not to take time, but to give
00:14:29it. Moscow today is ahead of the whole
00:14:32world, we can make a module in 2 hours,
00:14:35move in and live, it's great. Renovation,
00:14:38which sounds like renovation of the housing stock, in fact it is renovation
00:14:42of the entire city, not just housing. Sleeping quarters no longer sleep, they
00:14:46live a full life. There are all opportunities to
00:14:50do something and not sit at home, not play on
00:14:53phones.
00:14:56And that's what makes Moscow beautiful, that it's alive.
00:15:00This is perhaps the most difficult challenge in the history of the capital to return the city
00:15:04to people, to re-create a space in which
00:15:07every person will feel at home.
00:15:10Premiere. Moscow - the home we
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00:20:50amazing cynicism of those who are waging this
00:20:53war, yes, a strong speech by
00:20:57the President of Iran, many civilians
00:21:00are dying now in Iran as a
00:21:03result of bombardments, well, we
00:21:06all remember the missiles that hit
00:21:09a school in
00:21:12Iran, and we remember
00:21:16what the funeral of the spiritual leader looked like.
00:21:28Iran stood its ground and Iran continues
00:21:31to resist, and the assassinations of scientists,
00:21:34nuclear scientists, politicians, they
00:21:38began, not even during this conflict, they
00:21:41began about 6
00:21:44years ago, with great intensity, and this applies
00:21:48not only to Iranians, but also to
00:21:51guests visiting Iran, the same Palestinians,
00:21:55participating in these operations, both Israelis and
00:21:59Americans, but in the end
00:22:02it turns out that Iran
00:22:05dictates its terms, dictates terms in negotiations
00:22:09that cannot be resumed, because these terms are very
00:22:12difficult, this is one aspect, the second
00:22:15aspect, now it's only about
00:22:19the opening.
00:23:20Well, Senator Kelly, in general, outlined the real
00:23:23situation, but it should
00:23:26be mentioned, however, that the Strait of Hormuz before the start of hostilities
00:23:29against Iran had such an uncertain international status.
00:23:33International law was divided in this part. On the one hand,
00:23:37those countries that adopted the declaration
00:23:39of 1982 on maritime law believed that these were
00:23:43international waters and accordingly there should be free movement along this Strait of Hormuz and shipping should be
00:23:46free, and Iran and...
00:23:50the US, by the way, did not ratify the 1982 declaration, the 1918
00:23:53convention, and accordingly
00:23:56does not recognize its validity, thus Iran assumed that, so to speak,
00:24:00the Strait of Hormuz is its waters, the territorial waters of Iran,
00:24:03and, so to speak, not everyone shared this idea, what happened today as a result? As
00:24:07a result, today Iran confirmed its right, its
00:24:11right to the Strait of Hormuz, this is the main loss that the
00:24:15Trump administration is suffering today, that is, the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, as Senator
00:24:18Kelly says, is not so much a physical task as a
00:24:22legal task, legally this question is almost impossible to solve, well,
00:24:26and physically it also does not work out, and there is also
00:24:29the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, where there is also a problem, just now a
00:24:33report came in: the armed forces of Yemen announced
00:24:37that in response to what they called the ongoing blockade of aggression
00:24:40against the people, they carried out a large-scale operation using
00:24:44ballistic missiles and drones against military targets
00:24:47associated with Saudi Arabia. The statement says that
00:24:51Yemeni forces identified a large movement, a concentration of Saudi
00:24:54Arabian military forces, in the final stages of preparation for an escalation
00:24:58of tension in areas under their
00:25:01control, and accordingly strikes were launched. Well,
00:25:05I must say that this new hotbed
00:25:09is, I would
00:25:12say, a bull's horn in
00:25:15Trump's ribs, because
00:25:18the continuation. the development of
00:25:20the war
00:25:22with, so to speak, another key strait, it must be understood
00:25:26that the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait is actually
00:25:30the main route along which tankers
00:25:33now travel, so to speak, from Europe to Arabia
00:25:37and accordingly back, if it is
00:25:40blocked, it will simply cause such a large-scale crisis that no one will
00:25:43know what to do at all, all of Trump's talk about him
00:25:47being able to profit from it will lead to nothing, because already
00:25:51now oil prices are such that most of
00:25:54Europe will not be able to normally support its economy, well,
00:25:58the crisis in the same Saudi Arabia, which
00:26:01is waging war with... with Yemen, it is also becoming stronger and stronger, because
00:26:05it is obvious that Yemen has started to hit the most vulnerable points of
00:26:08Saudi Arabia, and thereby actually
00:26:12knocking out the main American ally, that is, the situation
00:26:15is starting to become completely uncontrollable.
00:26:19Netanyahu confirmed that he will not allow
00:26:22the creation of a Palestinian state, but in fact
00:26:25only two countries in the world are currently opposing a Palestinian state, these are
00:26:29Israel itself and the United States of America, all others
00:26:32are for a Palestinian state, but
00:26:35Netanyahu is thereby creating huge problems for the United
00:26:38States, continuing the bombing of southern Lebanon, orchestrating
00:26:42genocide in the Gaza Strip. Jeffrey Sachs
00:26:45believes that Israel has become a threat to US national
00:26:48security.
00:26:52Israel poses a threat to US national security because
00:26:55it and its supporters in America have repeatedly dragged us into wars
00:26:59in which we should not have participated. Consequently, this endangers
00:27:02American lives, threatens US allies, the entire global economy, and
00:27:06leads to the accumulation of our national debt due to all the wars
00:27:10we have fought for the last 25 years. Many of these wars were
00:27:13initiated by Israel. In this sense, Israel does not comply with the principles
00:27:16of US national security. We need to recognize this fundamental fact and
00:27:20act on the basis of international law and the national security of our
00:27:24country. This means that we would finally tell Israel to
00:27:27stop its unlawful
00:27:29behavior.
00:27:53the United States of America, it is not beneficial and does not
00:27:57meet their interests. And in this regard, the fact that Trump, who
00:28:00positions himself.
00:28:40pushes the Trump administration and personally
00:28:44Trump himself to break off relations with Israel,
00:28:47if this does not happen politically,
00:28:51then that same formula about what is,
00:28:55so to speak, the tail wagging the dog, will
00:28:58continue, as they say,
00:29:01to manifest itself in American politics, that
00:29:04is, it will be absolutely obvious that the United States of
00:29:08America under Trump will continue to
00:29:11fight, first of all, in the interests of Israel.
00:29:13Израиля.
00:29:15The West - throughout many centuries of its history,
00:29:19generally lived by lies. This must be recognized, in my
00:29:23opinion, definitively. And this
00:29:26lie, it is infectious, it spreads throughout the
00:29:29world, and now half-life. Ukraine
00:29:32lives, where Zelensky says that this year he
00:29:36will create a Ukrainian missile defense system, although they have
00:29:39no such chances, none at all.
00:29:43And, this is a world where
00:29:45Mark Rutte promises Ukraine that soon the West
00:29:49will supply them with missile defense systems, although he knows
00:29:52perfectly well that NATO has no missile defense systems
00:29:56for Ukraine, this is a world
00:30:00where people in Japan...
00:30:48Hello, this is Channel One evening news, with you Andrey
00:30:51Ukharev.
00:30:54Two more dry cargo ships with NATO weapons were hit approaching
00:30:57Odessa. Summary from the Ministry of Defense and details.
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