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00:00:00including the United Nations cannot stand up against aggression
00:00:03and hold accountable the violators of international law, it is
00:00:07only natural that the credibility and
00:00:10legitimacy of these institutions will be damaged, but
00:00:14calls for accountability are also being linked to a broader
00:00:17debate over the future of multilateralism and
00:00:21whether the international system can be reformed to better
00:00:24reflect the interest of developing and middle-sized
00:00:28nations, the legacy of Indonesia's
00:00:311955 Bandung Conference which
00:00:34helped shape the non aligned movement was
00:00:37highlighted as a possible starting point for new
00:00:40global dialogue. The United Nations can be a framework
00:00:44for some activity in that regard, but not quite
00:00:48yet and so forth. So perhaps I could
00:00:51conclude by saying, well, let's use the
00:00:55history of Indonesia and history
00:00:58of Bandung. for calling bandung to as
00:01:02as a as an opportunity for a
00:01:06critique of the existing circumstances and the existing
00:01:09leading powers and offering alternatives
00:01:12perhaps based on the idea of middle income or middle
00:01:15size countries or some other ideas that need to be
00:01:18explored. The need for a more inclusive international
00:01:22order was also reflected in discussions on
00:01:25Palestine where the full realization of Palestinian
00:01:29sovereignty. Independence remained a
00:01:32central issue. The full realization of Palestinian
00:01:35sovereignty and independence therefor, depends first and
00:01:39foremost on ending the occupation and reversing the
00:01:42policies that are destroying the territorial
00:01:45political and economic foundations of the two
00:01:48states solution. Ladies and gentlemen, Gaza
00:01:51is and will remain an integral part of the
00:01:55state of Palestine. There can be no separate political
00:01:58future for Gaza. no arrangements that detach it from the
00:02:02west bank including east Jerusalem. any transitional or
00:02:06stabilization agreements or
00:02:08arrangements must be temporary and palestinian
00:02:11owned. they must support rather than
00:02:14substitute palestinian institutions. they must lead
00:02:18to the reunification of palestinian territory
00:02:22under one legitimate palestinian government, one
00:02:25law and one system, and with the full exercise of
00:02:29palestinian. and independ with international
00:02:32rules increasingly challenged and force playing a greater
00:02:36role in shaping global affairs, accountability
00:02:39of international law is kept on being questioned, but
00:02:43such discussions also underscored a share
00:02:46desired for the future of international relations, a
00:02:49global system that protects sovereignty and at the
00:02:53same time administers justice
00:02:55globally. reporting from Jakarta for
00:02:59RT. Well rt.com is where you can get
00:03:03more details of all our stories, follow and you know more by now.
00:03:34The Kuril landing is an operation, it
00:03:37restored Russia's sovereignty over the Kuril
00:03:41Islands, which we lost in the second half of the 19th
00:03:44century. On Paramushir and Shumshu islands,
00:03:4820 thousand Japanese were taken prisoner here.
00:03:52The first island of the Kuril Ridge from the north is
00:03:55Shumshu, fortifications on it, an airfield,
00:03:59tanks, cannons, that is, in fact, it is like
00:04:02an aircraft carrier, we honor the traditions and
00:04:06merits of our ancestors, Russia's borders are sacred,
00:04:10inviolable, we will try to do everything to
00:04:13keep it that way in the future. Everything was
00:04:16classified, my grandfather was tasked with
00:04:19taking the enemy's
00:04:23Japanese position.
00:04:31In a few minutes, we take off from the airport of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
00:04:34towards Shumshu Island
00:04:38in 1945, where the most difficult battles
00:04:41for the liberation of the Kuril
00:04:44Islands took place, it was on the fields of this
00:04:47island that the last battle of the Second World
00:04:50War unfolded. We suffered
00:04:53defeat in the Russo-Japanese War and
00:04:57the Japanese occupied Southern Sakhalin. By 1945,
00:05:00they controlled half of Sakhalin and all the Kuril
00:05:04Islands. By that time, the Kwantung Army had been
00:05:07defeated. There was nothing in the Kurils, and in order
00:05:11to...
00:05:43Simultaneously with the offensive on land, Soviet troops
00:05:46struck at Southern Sakhalin and the Kuril
00:05:49Islands.
00:05:56My grandfather was born on January 6,
00:05:581896. When he was 18
00:06:02years old, he was drafted into the army. At that time, the First World War began and
00:06:05my grandfather was at the front in the thick of the fighting.
00:06:09My grandfather, this handsome man in a cap, young. At first,
00:06:12he was a Red partisan, then he became a Red Army soldier. My grandfather
00:06:16was a reserve officer. Throughout the war,
00:06:19my grandfather worked as the head of the
00:06:23print distribution department. My grandmother told me that
00:06:27my grandfather went to some courses. What kind of courses? It turned out to be
00:06:30training. They already knew that there would be a war with Japan
00:06:34and they were preparing. So he joined
00:06:37the special purpose landing
00:06:39detachment. There were 26 of them.
00:07:14but these are the remnants of Japanese fortifications, they are all
00:07:18around the perimeter here for aircraft, but
00:07:21directly on this island, on
00:07:24Shumshu, there are two full-fledged concrete
00:07:27airfields, by the way, there was Baikova Katao, as
00:07:30it was called, a base, there were even two runways for
00:07:34different winds, one at an angle of
00:07:3790°. Shumshu Island was
00:07:40transformed into... an impregnable fortress, there were
00:07:44over 50 long-term firing
00:07:48structures on the island, both artillery and machine gun,
00:07:51several rows of trenches, communication
00:07:54passages, buried command
00:07:58posts and
00:08:01rest and catering points for personnel were
00:08:03created, their depth reached up to 50
00:08:06meters in places. This is one height, this is one
00:08:10height, this is height 165 meters, as it was called,
00:08:13yes, according to the 1945 document, and behind it there is height
00:08:16171, this is the shelling sector, well, look how everything is visible, the shelling
00:08:20sector that keeps under fire the road that
00:08:24goes directly from Baikova, the opening, let's say,
00:08:27is original, and the facing is already a later
00:08:30repair, here is a complex system of passages,
00:08:34well, this is either a command post or artillery, well,
00:08:37this, most likely, is a command observation post, which, so
00:08:41to speak, the 28th separate battalion
00:08:45held here. As of today, the number of dead in the
00:08:48Kuril landing, and that is 1010
00:08:52people, but no later than July 8,
00:08:562025, on the northern slopes of Mount Severnoye, our
00:08:59searchers found a soldier, unburied remains, he is not
00:09:03on the list of the dead.
00:09:04нет,
00:10:25Night surface target on bearing 280 at
00:10:28a distance of 70 cable lengths, there is a target at
00:10:32anchor, pass the command to
00:10:34Captain
00:10:37to conduct
00:10:3935
00:10:42prepare to conduct CPM in
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00:10:47minutes
00:10:51I'm waiting for you stop.
00:10:55everyone, when conducting an inspection, order
00:10:59safety measures when handling weapons when conducting
00:11:01an inspection, painfully
00:11:03we will pay
00:11:06with a step,
00:11:11to the boat crew, launch the left boat,
00:11:14to the boat crew, launch the boat on the port side.
00:11:17спусти.
00:11:26Good day, commander, we arrived at your vessel with the
00:11:30aim of conducting an inspection for illegal
00:11:33trade, we are primarily visually inspecting
00:11:35boxes, packages,
00:11:39bags, feeling them,
00:11:42checking the contents
00:11:45to ensure there are no prohibited
00:11:47goods, illegally
00:11:51obtained biological resources,
00:11:54during the inspection, no violations were found, the vessel recently
00:11:58left port, there are no fish products on board, only
00:12:01bait,
00:12:08on the eighteenth, the landing operation
00:12:11began, they landed from the ships and immediately the most
00:12:14difficult battles began, my grandfather was tasked with
00:12:18taking the enemy's
00:12:20Japanese position.
00:12:23In this battle, my grandfather... was very seriously
00:12:26wounded by a mine fragment in the stomach.
00:12:29On August 24 at 10 PM,
00:12:32in my grandmother's arms, my grandfather died. I was informed
00:12:35from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky that my grandfather's
00:12:39grave had been found, and
00:12:42I would very much like to hand over this photograph of
00:12:44my grandfather, but I think that is where it
00:12:47belongs.
00:12:50And we are in a place where, in fact, the first
00:12:53clashes began.
00:13:25The predators, they started storming this lighthouse,
00:13:28they climbed up here, the first battles
00:13:31began, the Japanese jumped out and were
00:13:35on the ridge there, here the border guards and Chekists suffered
00:13:39the first losses, including Senior
00:13:42Lieutenant Kuys.
00:13:51During this shift, many cartridges,
00:13:55Japanese - mines, fuses,
00:13:58anti-tank shells, well, of course, I want to find a soldier,
00:14:01to raise him, so that
00:14:05we can find relatives, or else - as is customary,
00:14:09bury him in a mass grave, this
00:14:11is a cartridge, a cartridge, this is such a
00:14:15tent, where indeed a mystery occurs, where,
00:14:18strictly speaking, well, a soldier, if he doesn't acquire a name,
00:14:21but at least fixing all the...
00:14:25elements that we see here, especially when we
00:14:28do 3D scanning, a soldier who has no
00:14:31name, generally has a chance, small, but it
00:14:35exists, here the guys who
00:14:38find soldiers hand them over, we retrieve them and bring
00:14:41them here for comprehensive processing of the remains
00:14:44that we find, here we can determine the age of
00:14:48this one, he is a quite young man, he is
00:14:52about 25-30 years old. This
00:14:55is the place where the bones of a Japanese
00:14:58tanker lay, yes, look, a hit, but not
00:15:01a penetration, that is, a dent from a PTRD, here's another
00:15:04hit under a rivet, also, so to speak, slightly
00:15:08touched, here's another hit, when
00:15:12clearing the Type 95 Ha-Go tank,
00:15:15several, so to speak,
00:15:18explosive items, FOO, so called, were found,
00:15:21including these 37mm shells
00:15:26from the Ha-Go tank gun, among which are
00:15:28these armor-piercing
00:15:32grenades, our RGD grenade
00:15:35with a fuse, with the jacket removed, apparently, a grenade with a fuse, so it should
00:15:39be handled very carefully, it, so
00:15:42to speak, is indeed an explosive
00:15:45object.
00:15:50Gentlemen, I confess myself increasingly disconcerted by the
00:15:53Russians rather alarming advances in Asia.
00:15:56Indeed, word has reached us that they have of late
00:16:00dispatched their first steamship to
00:16:02Bombay. India must remain
00:16:06our.
00:16:13Their fears came to pass. The Russians really did come to
00:16:17India, but not as colonizers, and we
00:16:20quickly found a common language.
00:16:33This is the place where we are now, Shumshu Island, its northern part.
00:17:38fulfilled its duty to the people,
00:17:42Russia, therefore, fulfilled its duty to its
00:17:45allies, which is very important.
00:18:04I order to defend and protect the state border, economic...
00:18:15never used it, yes, everything is done with
00:18:17commands, everything is on a legal basis,
00:18:31and so every day some movement happens, so you came to
00:18:35the office and sit all day in the office, that doesn't happen, our administrative building
00:18:39is separated from the residential officer's mess, it's about a minute's
00:18:42walk, and we're home, or a minute's
00:18:46walk and we're at work, I'm from the Republic of Dagestan, from a small city
00:18:49of Derbent, the southernmost point of the Russian Federation, it's
00:18:53very good to serve here, Kamchatka is of course extraordinary, despite the fact that I
00:18:57am from a mountainous area, the mountains here are certainly
00:18:59mesmerizing, it's impossible to get used to them, especially
00:19:03the volcanoes, it's all very beautiful, Nardo is a gift
00:19:06from friends. Upon graduation from the institute, I myself
00:19:10am a hunter, so they decided to depict hunting in Nardo,
00:19:13a wild boar and a bear, well, a bear is relevant for
00:19:16Kamchatka, violations, mainly, are illegal
00:19:20extraction of aquatic biological resources, these are salmon species of fish,
00:19:23or Kamchatka crab, which is highly valued
00:19:26on the territory of Kamchatka Krai, our main task, of course, is the protection
00:19:30of the state border, as we have a twelve-mile zone behind
00:19:33us, this is the state border, the whole difficulty is that they... completely
00:19:46I plan to get married soon,
00:19:50I showed my future wife the area, as she said,
00:19:52it's attractive, so I think she will like it here too, there is work for her
00:19:56, she is a medic, the future hospital is
00:19:59in the village of Ust-Bolsheretsk, 20 km from here, my future
00:20:02wife is from a village, when I had
00:20:06a distribution after university... I was offered all of Russia, but I
00:20:10chose Kamchatka, my mom told me that there was no other place, I said: Mom, this is Kamchatka, this is
00:20:14cool.
00:20:18Japanese fortifications have been found here, yes, in
00:20:22this case, this is the entrance, the so-called
00:20:25den, here we see the formwork, here accordingly, wooden
00:20:28ceilings came from above, at the moment of impact or
00:20:31explosion of a shell, the entrance was blocked, we
00:20:35found this thing, the fact that...
00:20:37that there are structural elements here and accordingly we are digging the entrance to
00:20:41go further in, to see what's inside, you see,
00:20:45beams are going, brackets are fastened,
00:20:47covered, well, himself.
00:21:20Kolosov Ivan, a conscript, by the way, from Petropavlovsk-
00:21:22Kamchatsky.
00:21:25We also found several more shells from
00:21:28PPSh. TT-type shells,
00:21:31which were used in magazines for Shpagin's
00:21:34submachine gun, how could they end up inside
00:21:37the tank? Most likely, the tank crew was destroyed by a Soviet
00:21:41paratrooper who shot them through the open hatch. Not far from another
00:21:45tank, our searchers found an equally
00:21:48remarkable find. This is
00:21:51a regulation Japanese army sword, which
00:21:55is called Shingunto, which means
00:21:58"new military sword". A small
00:22:01sleeve for the hilt has survived,
00:22:05on which one can find the manufacturer's stamp, this is the Kokura
00:22:08arsenal, and the inspector's
00:22:10stamp.
00:22:12We are now at the top of Height 171, which
00:22:16during the Kuril landing operation, during the assault on
00:22:20Shumshu Island, was referred to in Soviet documents as "Height with a radio station." Here the
00:22:23Japanese had a radio hub
00:22:26in underground bunkers, as well as a
00:22:29radar station, with the help
00:22:32of which they monitored the air and intercepted
00:22:36radio communications. This is a system of ventilation pipes,
00:22:39ventilation ducts, because the building is buried
00:22:43underground, dampness, and here are niches, ventilation
00:22:46niches, you see, I'm illuminating it. That is, for
00:22:50draft, an opening was made at the bottom
00:22:53and at the top, well, and the most interesting thing is that, most
00:22:57likely, the grounding
00:23:00came out through this opening for laying cables,
00:23:04it is very important that our children come to this
00:23:07place, it is clear that this
00:23:10tourist route today is, well,
00:23:13not properly equipped, so, someone there, museum workers live,
00:23:17doing their own thing, uh, searchers.
00:24:25We are now on the main command post
00:24:28of the ship, this is, so to speak, the brain of the ship. We
00:24:32conduct inspections of vessels entering
00:24:36Vachinskaya, the inspection team works,
00:24:39transmits information based on the results of the inspection to
00:24:42the ship, we are approaching your starboard side,
00:24:46ready for inspection,
00:24:48you just heard how... a pleasure boat made contact,
00:24:52requesting permission to approach us to pick up the inspection
00:24:56team for an inspection.
00:24:59At the moment, control measures are being carried out against
00:25:02vessels proceeding to the Port of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky,
00:25:06regardless of size, came alongside our starboard bow,
00:25:10inspection can be performed.
00:25:13Yes.
00:25:19Good afternoon. This vessel is registered
00:25:21with the border authorities, therefore it
00:25:25has the right to enter the border zone, which is established in the waters
00:25:29of Vachinskaya Bay. Pleasure boats are also subject
00:25:33to inspection, because they
00:25:35go out to sea. The ship is characterized by a high level
00:25:39of automation and the most
00:25:41modern weaponry, communications,
00:25:45navigation, and radio-technical
00:25:47equipment. Officer's
00:25:51cabin, bunk, workspace,
00:25:54and
00:25:58how new modern ships
00:26:01differ from older ones. Each cabin
00:26:04has its own separate bathroom. Each cabin has a TV. The ship is armed
00:26:08with two machine gun mounts, and
00:26:11a short.
00:26:14Our ships perform tasks in the eastern part
00:26:18of the Arctic, this is the Chukchi Sea, the East Siberian
00:26:21Sea, the Laptev Sea, the Bering
00:26:24Strait, where the border between Russia and
00:26:27the USA passes, and accordingly, the Bering
00:26:31Sea, the northern... western part of the Pacific
00:26:33Ocean up to the border of the exclusive economic
00:26:37zone of the USA, and accordingly the Sea of Okhotsk, our
00:26:40islands, the large Kuril chain, now
00:26:44all of this is ours, they were always our primordial Russian
00:26:48islands, we were their
00:26:49discoverers,
00:26:54we want to live in peace with our neighbors and always wanted to live in peace,
00:26:58in the future we want to live in peace, but our history... The ceremony
00:27:43of surrender and disarmament took place, and
00:27:46the signing of the necessary documents.
00:27:50Three Japanese committed
00:27:53suicide, they performed hara-kiri. The
00:27:56garrison of Shumshu was disarmed, about 1200
00:28:00people, and... and another 10,000 people on
00:28:04Paramushir.
00:28:07The Kuril landing operation is a unique military operation
00:28:11that was successfully conducted. If
00:28:14previously the border with Japan was 170 km, a land border,
00:28:18the land border disappeared, but a sea
00:28:21border appeared. The border increased by almost 1,100
00:28:24km, the length of the Kuril chain. Already in February
00:28:281946, from Vladivostok to the islands of the Kuril chain began.
00:29:03Here is the list of the dead, here he
00:29:06is right in the middle, Skopintsev Nikolay
00:29:08Ivanovich.
00:29:12His name appeared here quite recently, thanks to
00:29:16the efforts of searchers, Chekists of the Kamchatka Directorate
00:29:19of the FSB of Russia.
00:29:38"the deep state has its hands in everything. I was in the
00:29:41middle of it for decades. when I blew the whistle on CIA
00:29:45torture, the deep state turned on me. They ruined my
00:29:49life, took away my rights, threw me in
00:29:52prison, but they didn't break
00:29:54me.
00:29:57I fought back and I still do. I'm John
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00:30:24the Russian capital comes under heavy Ukrainian drone attack
00:30:27overnight, several people are killed in the Moscow
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