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00:00:06but if they come to power again, they will find themselves in the same position as the Trump team is now, that is, probably, the only one who has at least some
00:00:10own agenda that can be broadcast, these are precisely those
00:00:13ultra-left forces within the "earth" party, yes, it is largely insane, largely
00:00:16unrealistic, but at least it exists, while centrist politicians,
00:00:20both Democrats and Republicans, well, it's generally difficult to
00:00:23accuse them of this, so they have to participate in these elections
00:00:27with negativity and simply slander their opponents, yes,
00:00:31an interesting election campaign, and the United
00:00:34States will indeed now deal with its internal
00:00:38affairs more than anything else, well, as for
00:00:42Europe, well, everyone is already on vacation
00:00:48subjected to our ballistic attack, well, on that
00:00:52day, only Mark Rutte reacted,
00:00:55who made a statement that he would start consultations
00:00:58with other... member countries about providing
00:01:02some kind of assistance to Ukraine someday, maybe
00:01:05in 2 days,
00:01:08the Minister of Defense
00:01:11of Great Britain responded. They change there, you know, no less often than
00:01:15prime ministers. The current new Minister
00:01:18of Defense, he is now called
00:01:20Usstreting, well,
00:01:30naturally, where did he go? To Ukraine, of course.
00:01:33He completed a course of Ukrainization, after which he made
00:01:37a statement,
00:01:41"The front line in Ukraine is the front line for freedom and democracy. I
00:01:44return from Kyiv with a clear understanding of Ukraine's needs before winter. We
00:01:48will work with allies to mobilize support. We will be with
00:01:52Ukraine until they win." Well,
00:01:54and 3 days later, with
00:01:58such an obvious... speed, Estonian
00:02:02politician Kaja Kallas also
00:02:05responded to our
00:02:07strikes.
00:02:10"Each new attack on Ukraine is another reason for
00:02:13Europe to tighten the screws on Russia. In response to
00:02:17the recent series of Russian airstrikes, the EU today
00:02:20approved new sanctions lists against five individuals
00:02:24involved in Russia's military-industrial complex. We must
00:02:27continue to increase pressure on Russia."
00:03:36but it turned out that Europe simply cannot repeat the same number of drones,
00:03:40such means, because, for example, there are a lot
00:03:43of challenges in Europe itself, she, of course,
00:03:46tries to help Zelensky, says, we will now pass a law,
00:03:50all Ukrainian military conscripts, who found refuge here,
00:03:54will all return to Ukraine, in short,
00:03:57you will have that very cannon.
00:05:00it was three times for three major operations, Europe
00:05:03spent money, yes, but all this military did not lead to the
00:05:06result that Ursula von der Leyen,
00:05:10Macron and Kaja so love to talk about from the stands.
00:05:43It is in Poland's interest that Ukrainian soldiers deal with the post-Soviet Russian
00:05:47Federation as successfully as possible, and that they keep it as
00:05:51far away from Poland as possible. Obviously, such is the strategy of the Polish
00:05:54state, let them kill Russians, we Poles are not
00:05:57at all concerned about this. In this regard, Ukrainians can always
00:06:01count on our support, because where the Muscovite is beaten, there Poland
00:06:04helps, even if it does not directly
00:06:07participate in the war. This is Poland's strategic interest, but also
00:06:10our strategic interests.
00:06:42he cast off his mask and indeed the masks of the entire Polish elite,
00:06:46it is well known that
00:06:48the true views regarding Poland are not simply
00:06:51Russophobic, they are absolutely Nazi in nature
00:06:55and they desire one thing, they desire the destruction
00:06:59of our country, so that we would not exist, and why? Because all their lives they were
00:07:02absolute and historical losers, all their lives, without
00:07:06their knowledge, they were divided, because what was Poland,
00:07:10what did it represent, not taking certain short historical
00:07:14periods, I think Vyacheslav Alekseevich, you will tell more about this,
00:07:17but in essence, what was Poland, what did it represent,
00:07:20the outskirts of the Russian Empire, then in Soviet
00:07:23times, if not for the Soviet Union, if not for our
00:07:27valiant Red Army soldiers, where would Poland be, stuffed
00:07:30with concentration camps, in which German fascists simply drowned them all
00:07:34completely, what would have happened to this Carl Novorossky and his ancestors,
00:07:37it is clear, regarding Poland here I personally have no
00:07:41other illusions.
00:08:16our soldiers, Soviet
00:08:19soldiers, he says that
00:08:22we are always for those who kill Muscovites, for
00:08:24fascists,
00:08:27and Bandera's followers killed Poles
00:08:29themselves, Madness
00:08:32grows stronger. Now it is growing stronger in France,
00:08:36where the election campaign is already beginning. Macron's term
00:08:39ends next year, and so...
00:09:13"we have already reached such discussions, I know that this issue really causes
00:09:17concern at the highest state level, the authorities
00:09:20are questioning the origin of these fires, especially in the context of hybrid
00:09:23warfare, when you see how destructive such fires
00:09:26can be, it cannot be ruled out that they may be part of similar actions, but
00:09:30where does such information come from?
00:09:33You know, the police, gendarmerie, and French special services collect
00:09:36information when crimes are committed on French territory, all of this
00:09:40is analyzed." Well, indeed, who can not believe
00:09:44French special services, it's simply ridiculous,
00:09:47but the worst thing, of course, is that Russia
00:09:51is now really, not just interfering, but simply
00:09:54determining the outcome of the elections in France.
00:09:57Let's listen to Gabriel Attal, the former
00:10:01Prime Minister and head of the parliamentary faction of the
00:10:03Renaissance party.
00:10:08The General Secretariat for National Defense informed us that we have become victims of
00:10:11Russian interference. Fake news was created, which reproduced
00:10:15the logos of well-known media. This news spread false information about me,
00:10:19but what does this mean for the French people? Such
00:10:22interference means that foreign states want to manipulate
00:10:25the elections, to steal the democratic choice of the French. We understand that
00:10:29such destabilizing interference will continue throughout
00:10:32the campaign. The Kremlin will act to weaken some
00:10:35candidates and strengthen others, primarily the National Rally.
00:10:39The Kremlin will oppose candidates like me and strengthen Marine
00:10:43Le Pen, as the National Rally has always supported Russia. And
00:10:47here is the statement of the press secretary of this party, Jad
00:10:50Zahab.
00:17:12regime could not shoot down a single ballistic missile during our
00:17:15strikes on military and logistical targets in Kyiv. And
00:17:19what? The NATO Secretary General promises to talk to
00:17:22member countries about possibly allocating anti-missiles,
00:17:26someday. Trump vehemently refutes the depletion of
00:17:29American arsenals and refuses to supply
00:17:33air defense systems to Kyiv, they are more needed for themselves. Former
00:17:37crony. Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny claims that NATO still has a long way to go
00:17:40militarily to catch up with Russia. Iran dictates
00:17:43to the US the terms for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, only
00:17:47the interest on servicing the debts of Western countries is
00:17:50much greater than their military expenditures. Even
00:17:54Andersen's boys would have figured it out, the emperor
00:18:08Big game live. Today in the Middle East, a rare
00:18:11day, no shooting, no
00:18:14shooting in southern Lebanon, no shooting in the Gaza Strip,
00:18:18no shooting in the Gulf of
00:18:21Oman,
00:18:22nor in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:18:25But today an agreement was concluded, an agreement
00:18:28between three countries, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and
00:18:32Pakistan, and this happened in Mecca, a holy place
00:18:35for all Muslims.
00:18:38And here is what the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
00:18:41of Pakistan reported
00:18:42on the results.
00:18:46Guided by the long-standing historical ties between the three states,
00:18:49based on strong bonds of brotherhood and Islamic solidarity, and relying on
00:18:53common strategic interests and long-standing cooperation in defense,
00:18:57the Crown Prince, Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, the President of the Republic
00:19:00of Turkey, the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan signed
00:19:03the Mecca Agreement on Joint Defense, reflecting the common commitment
00:19:07of the three states to further strengthening collective security and promoting
00:19:11peace and stability in the region and beyond its borders. The agreement is intended to strengthen
00:19:15the collective deterrence of any acts of aggression and stipulates that any
00:19:18armed attack on one of the three states will be considered as
00:19:22an attack on all three states, it also provides for the expansion of all
00:19:25aspects of defense cooperation. In Iran,
00:19:28the news of the conclusion of the agreement was reacted to by the press secretary
00:19:32of the parliamentary commission for national security and foreign
00:19:36policy, Ibrahim. This is what he
00:19:38said.
00:19:41Saudi Arabia must understand that a formal agreement with Turkey and Pakistan will not
00:19:45ensure security, just as the long-standing policy of unilateral appeasement of
00:19:48the Americans did not. Change your policy
00:19:51so that you no longer have to ask others for protection. Well,
00:19:55reasonably, I must say, Vyacheslav Alekseevich, the fact is that what
00:19:59happened today in Mecca is the dream
00:20:02of Erdogan's political mentor, Necmettin
00:20:05Erbakan, who in the nineties proposed
00:20:08to form a group of seven
00:20:12large Muslim powers, which would include
00:20:15Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt,
00:20:18Pakistan, and so on. And in principle, Erdogan got used to
00:20:22this idea
00:20:24quite a long time ago, about 20 years ago, when he stated that
00:20:28Muslim powers needed
00:20:29to stick together.
00:20:32For about five years, Turkey and Pakistan have been very actively interacting with each
00:20:36other, and... Pakistan and Saudi Arabia also interacted,
00:20:40and they signed such an agreement back in the mid-sixties,
00:20:44that is, for the most part, Turkey simply joined this alliance
00:20:47today. But what does this mean in practice? In general, well,
00:20:50even if we assume that Iran will hypothetically strike Saudi Arabia
00:20:54tomorrow, or after some time, this does not mean that Turkey,
00:20:58Pakistan will join the anti-Iranian
00:21:01coalition, by no means. Firstly, Pakistan sees Iran as a very important
00:21:04partner, and Turkey is not interested in any confrontation with
00:21:08Iran. It's just that Saudi Arabia is very much
00:21:11disappointed with the Americans, disappointed because America does not
00:21:14support it, does not save it, and for the most part, the Americans cannot save themselves
00:21:18when the Iranians...
00:21:50as Benjamin Netanyahu declared in 2002 that after Iran would be
00:21:53Turkey, and after Turkey would be Pakistan, because it possesses
00:21:57nuclear weapons. Saudi Arabia is currently in a difficult
00:22:00situation, having to
00:22:03be between two fires, between Iran and Yemen, on this
00:22:06account an article in today's
00:22:09Foreign
00:22:12Policy. I feel sorry for the Saudis, they are caught between the Iranians and the Houthis. This
00:22:16unpleasant situation is partly explained by the irresponsible and inconsistent
00:22:20US president. The escalation of the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Ansar
00:22:23Allah, which occurred in July, was unnecessary, moreover,
00:22:26short-sighted. The Saudis are confronting the Houthis alone.
00:22:29Regional leaders expressed solidarity with the Saudis, but none of the kingdom's
00:22:33Arab neighbors offered to help. Particularly painful is the fact that the Oval
00:22:36Office during this period is occupied by Donald Trump. When Saudi Arabia reached an agreement
00:22:40with his administration, granting it access to nuclear
00:22:43technology. The US president pulled the rug out from under them. He added crucial
00:22:47conditions - normalization of relations with Israel. Saudi Arabia stated that
00:22:51it would only do so after the creation of a Palestinian state. This was
00:22:54not the first time Trump poured oil on the fire. His failed operation
00:22:58"Epic Fury" strengthened Tehran's position on the western coast of the Persian
00:23:01Gulf. As soon as Trump finds a way out of the conflict, he will leave Saudi
00:23:05Arabia and other countries to deal with its consequences. To improve its
00:23:08situation, the Saudis need to abandon the principles that defined their
00:23:12policy. Only then will they have a chance to shape the region, and not allow
00:23:16others to shape it for them. An interesting
00:23:19circumstance. For the first time since 1985,
00:23:22Saudi oil has not entered the United States
00:23:26of America, zero. And the United States has always
00:23:29depended and continues to depend on oil supplies from Saudi
00:23:33Arabia. Yes, indeed, of course, this was a process of not fast, but gradual
00:23:37diversification of flows, but now it has practically arrived. Yes, of course, Saudi Arabia
00:23:41now supplies much less oil against the backdrop of this escalation,
00:23:44and the lion's share of this oil already goes to Asian markets, yes, China,
00:23:48Southeast Asia, and...
00:24:20weapons, well, we see that after a year and a half, practically
00:24:24nothing has reached Saudi Arabia, yes, the Americans
00:24:28deployed something during the active phase of the war with Iran, but we understand that these arsenals are largely depleted,
00:24:32American military bases in Saudi Arabia were subjected to attacks from
00:24:35Iran, the same airfield,
00:24:38from which the Americans launched many of their reconnaissance aircraft,
00:24:42it was also actively hit, and several American aircraft, quite expensive and
00:24:46scarce, during these...
00:25:20to seek counterweights to other powers, because among other things,
00:25:24something interesting also happened: America, which was supposed to destroy
00:25:28Iran, clearly strengthened in the region as a result of this war,
00:25:31and naturally, neighboring countries are also looking for a counterweight
00:25:35to Iran as well, this is also quite obvious to me, and as
00:25:38for Iran, it feels very confident in negotiations with
00:25:42the United States right now, they put forward
00:25:45their package, as if agreed upon, of how they
00:25:49will...
00:26:03a massive strike is coming, but no, everything is fine, they want to negotiate,
00:26:07this is theatrical diplomacy on repeat, using
00:26:10intimidation, plus unfulfilled promises, plus fake news as
00:26:14leverage - this is a losing strategy, accept the facts,
00:26:17fulfill your obligations, no more
00:26:20theater is needed, so negotiations between the US and Iran
00:26:23are now where, well, it's also worth
00:26:26noting the tone, of course, we haven't seen a country on the world stage for a long time that
00:26:30can make such a statement to the current
00:26:33US president, and before, most likely, there would have been completely different sanctions in response,
00:26:37yes, now we see not only a weakening of the diplomatic and
00:26:39economic position in the region, meaning
00:26:43the US, here we are talking about military, the fact is that the bases, the largest
00:26:47bases, the fifth fleets and bases in Bahrain and Kuwait, they are no longer
00:26:50a deterrent, no one is afraid that something terrible will fly from there, not
00:26:54destroyed, yes, they can be hit, they are
00:26:57destroyed, they are not rebuilt, and there is no response, accordingly
00:27:01Iran sees. It is indeed strengthening its military
00:27:04potential and its economic potential, thanks to a rather, by the way, interesting
00:27:08alliance with Oman, Oman is a rather
00:27:11diplomatically developed country, with many of the Western states known
00:27:15to us, including island ones, it conducts fairly close interaction, and
00:27:18access to Oman is, of course, unlocking problems with insurance
00:27:21companies, that is, it's opening up shipping. Iran currently has
00:27:25more and more trump cards in its hands, and of course,
00:27:29Trump doesn't like this, he will postpone the agreement as long as possible due to the impending
00:27:35factor of the Houthis, which also cannot but concern
00:27:39Saudi Arabia and all other players, because
00:27:42the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait also turned out to be blocked for Saudi
00:27:46Arabia, and Saudi Arabia cannot yet do anything with the Houthis,
00:27:50cannot, including using the latest American
00:27:54weapons, that is, for a long time the United States of America
00:27:57convinced the Saudis that if they received
00:28:01the latest equipment, the latest tanks, the latest
00:28:04aircraft, then they would crush the Houthis with a snap of their
00:28:07fingers and the Houthis would retreat, but the Houthis in
00:28:10response showed footage of how the latest American
00:28:14Abrams were exploding, how aircraft were burning, how
00:28:17useless the missiles were, this blocking of this
00:28:21narrow strait, this bottleneck, showed that even
00:28:24Biden's operation, which he conducted, specifically against the Houthis, turned out to be
00:28:28useless. In general, now the entire Middle East is
00:28:31drifting towards independence, relying on those countries that
00:28:35have their own military-industrial complex. Turkey has one,
00:28:38Pakistan has one, Iran has one, and these complexes
00:28:42can in principle produce weapons independently
00:28:45of the United States of America. The main argument for the presence of Americans here,
00:28:49that American weapons win, is
00:28:52destroyed daily by
00:28:55Iran and the Yemeni
00:29:05ago,
00:29:08in the West, all mass media in Ukraine also
00:29:11trumpeted that everything, Russia
00:29:14was brought to its knees, Ukraine
00:29:17is advancing,
00:29:19Russia's strategic defeat is not far off, suddenly
00:29:23our serious ballistic missile strikes
00:29:26are launched and it turns out that everything is
00:29:30exactly the opposite, that Ukraine has no
00:29:34chance
00:29:36to withstand the air war, that
00:29:40Ukraine is retreating on the battlefield on the ground,
00:29:43instead of these bravura speeches,
00:29:46now a theater of absurdity and
00:29:49cynicism. A theater of absurdity, when Russia
00:29:53is accused of all the woes of the West now, including
00:29:56fires, including interference in the French
00:29:59elections, the low ratings of Macron's party.
00:30:48Hello, evening news on Channel One, with you Andrei
00:30:51Ukharev.
00:30:54Oniskina in Kharkiv region is under our control, advance on
00:30:58all fronts especially...
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