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00:01:30and not miss it. Let's move on, the US deployed a new medium- and
00:01:33shorter-range missile launcher to Norway, which could threaten
00:01:37the Russian Arctic. This is a report by Nikolay Parkhidko. Nikolay,
00:01:41applause for you, we invite you to the center. Let's
00:01:43watch.
00:01:45Immediately after the visit of Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner to Moscow
00:01:49on September 5, it became known that during NATO's Arctic
00:01:53Hour military exercises, the US deployed the MK-70 missile
00:01:57launcher in Norway. It was created
00:02:00on the basis of the ship-based MK-41 and
00:02:03converted for land tasks. The launcher is located
00:02:06in the Norwegian city of Trondheim, 1,000 km
00:02:10from the Murmansk region. It is worth noting that this is the second
00:02:14appearance of the MK-70 in the Baltic Sea. The first time the US
00:02:17deployed it on the Danish island of Bornholm in
00:02:202023. Besides the obvious
00:02:24course towards military escalation and further militarization
00:02:27of the Arctic region, the deployment of American
00:02:30packages in Norway has an obvious economic objective:
00:02:33to hinder transportation along the Northern Sea Route. Passing
00:02:37predominantly through Russian territorial waters, this trade
00:02:40route is attracting increasing interest from major
00:02:43economies seeking to reduce logistics costs,
00:02:47which are rising due to the emergence of new pockets of instability in
00:02:50other areas. The most striking example was shown by South
00:02:54Korea, which tested the northern route in August of this
00:02:58year, without notifying its Western partners, which
00:03:01predictably caused their displeasure. In general,
00:03:05the deployment of missile launchers, whose range
00:03:08reaches the Moscow region, is a direct
00:03:11threat to Russia's interests and security
00:03:14in the Arctic, especially since there is a direct historical
00:03:17analogy. On the eve of the attack on the USSR, Nazi Germany
00:03:21increased its military and infrastructure presence in
00:03:24Norway, aiming for both a lightning capture
00:03:27of Murmansk and the blocking of the northern
00:03:31trade route connecting the USSR with the outside world.
00:03:35Nikolay, there's another interesting thing here, not only
00:03:38is the US trying to scare us, but Britain has also
00:03:41joined, pay attention, British paratroopers will be there on
00:03:44a permanent basis, meaning before they were sent there for exercises
00:03:48in Norway for some seasonal
00:03:51work, but now it's year-round, so the question is: why are they
00:03:55trying to scare us? Now it's really scary, like
00:03:59the pro-British landing party. Well, seriously, Nikolay,
00:04:02I think you're playing games, no, don't be afraid of the
00:04:05British landing party, yes, seriously,
00:04:09well, scaring us, that's their main job,
00:04:12that's what they, as they think, do best of
00:04:15all, if you look specifically at the numbers
00:04:19at the tactical and technical characteristics, then what is this
00:04:22MK 70 launcher, it's
00:04:25a classic vertical launch
00:04:28system with four launch containers, right,
00:04:31which, accordingly,
00:04:34can be loaded with both anti-aircraft missiles, yes, SM6, they have a
00:04:38range of 230 km, but that's nothing, hypothetically,
00:04:41what's most unpleasant, 1800 km
00:04:44is the range of a Tomahawk, mhm, so this thing can be shoved
00:04:48in there, and then Trondheim is today, but if not
00:04:51Trondheim, if they moved it somewhere near Narvik or somewhere else,
00:04:55then our entire Arctic is under threat,
00:04:59that's the first point, now. Point number two: this
00:05:02here, these Arctic Watch exercises, well, okay, let's say they've done
00:05:06them before, let's say there was their famous Cold Response
00:05:09and Steadfast and many other things.
00:05:13but - I, perhaps, since 2023,
00:05:16that is, since Sweden and Finland joined NATO, I
00:05:20regularly hear that the Arctic region
00:05:24needs, as they call it, to be "developed," and what is "development,"
00:05:27it's deployment, for example, the MK70 is deployment right now, so these are
00:05:31bad news for us, but there are also good ones, not everything is that bad,
00:05:34let's have the good news, so the good news, news number
00:05:37one, all their this initiative, all
00:05:41this running around, it is nullified
00:05:44by a critical lack of an icebreaker fleet, that is, Russia's logistical
00:05:48capabilities, not only within the framework of the Northern Sea Route, but in principle in this
00:05:51region, they, well, Russia has the most powerful icebreaker fleet, and moreover,
00:05:54it is the only one, it is the only
00:05:57one, of course, it is the only fleet, it is the only fleet at all, that is, all their ships,
00:06:01that are somewhere there, are still in project, that's the first good news, the second good
00:06:05news, but the British landing party, or not British, whichever
00:06:08one, but the thing is that NATO countries
00:06:12have a critical shortage of specialized military equipment
00:06:16adapted for effective operations in the Arctic
00:06:19in Arctic conditions, that is, I'm not saying it's not there, it is, I'm not saying they can't
00:06:23create it, they can, if they want to, but as of today, as of today,
00:06:27they have a problem, they have more problems than this
00:06:30slingshot they are trying to use against
00:06:33us, you said the word British, immediately,
00:06:36Alexey, it would be so good if it wasn't so
00:06:40sad, let's put it this way.
00:06:43The MK-70 is a complete
00:06:46analogue of the Typhon army complex, which
00:06:49is already being purchased, has already decided to be purchased
00:06:53by Great Britain, oh, excuse me, Germany. The Typhoon
00:06:56missile is its primary
00:06:59Tomahawk. SM66 for
00:07:02blocking, in the strike variant, for
00:07:05blocking the Northern Sea Route, is completely
00:07:08unsuitable. The problem is that no... struggle
00:07:12for the Arctic plays a role here, they are preparing to fight with
00:07:16Russia here, this complex is designed for only one thing: to strike
00:07:19from the territory of Norway in the northern direction all the way to St. Petersburg and
00:07:23Moscow, and they chose the MK-70 for one simple
00:07:26reason, because Norway's traditional, Norwegian armed
00:07:30forces are traditionally very friendly with the US Marine Corps, because this
00:07:34is their area of responsibility, where American Marines are permanently
00:07:37stationed, which is why they took not the army's Typhon,
00:07:40but its analogue.
00:08:12We'll take the MK-70, it's not a matter of geopolitics, it's a practical
00:08:16question: what do we need more, what complex for
00:08:19strikes in the Moscow and St. Petersburg areas do we need?
00:08:22They don't consider any North there, no struggle for the Arctic, they
00:08:26consider the struggle for the Arctic in this context: we've defeated Russia and
00:08:29the Arctic is ours. And as for the fact that we'll be placing some systems here to block the Northern
00:08:33Sea Route, creating threats, no, the conversation is already
00:08:36concrete: we defeated Russia, the Arctic is ours. And in order to defeat Russia,
00:08:40you ask where they defeated us, I...
00:09:12new Arctic equipment, which is already in their arsenal, of the 11th
00:09:16Airborne Arctic Division, is arriving. Moreover,
00:09:19they are already transporting this equipment to Finland. Well, there's a division there,
00:09:23that the Marines are responsible for Norway, and the US Army is responsible for Finland.
00:09:26So there's no need to be complacent. They don't have
00:09:29an icebreaker fleet, they don't need an icebreaker fleet.
00:09:32They believe that if we defeat Russia, the Arctic will be ours, and they are not
00:09:36going to engage in this unequal struggle where Russia has complete
00:09:39superiority. In fact, they operate on many
00:09:42levels. Maybe tomorrow they are not going to strike Moscow or St. Petersburg, but
00:09:46first they present it as a certain bastion, as it were, for protecting
00:09:50their interests. Yes, can I ask some naive questions? Well, forgive me,
00:09:53specifically with Europe, a direct
00:09:56conflict begins, no longer proxy, no proxy mode, and so on. We understand that there is an installation
00:10:00that can reach Moscow and St. Petersburg, but it will be
00:10:04destroyed on that very day along with all the surrounding military
00:10:07facilities. They understand this, the specific servicemen who come to
00:10:59with impunity, that they will be able to strike the Northern Fleet, that they will maintain their checkpoint concept,
00:11:03Gibraltar, Suez Canal, Singapore,
00:11:06Panama. For them, the Northern Sea Route, what is it? It's a
00:11:09threat, yes, in the future, accordingly, they think they will also be able
00:11:13to strike it with impunity, inflict strikes, block it, at least
00:11:16declare it a zone of increased missile danger and continue to feel
00:11:19comfortable, controlling all flows, the most
00:11:23protected headquarters.
00:11:57and the doctrine is not ecological, it discusses economic presence, starting from Greenland, it
00:12:01discusses the creation of infrastructure, cables, satellites, satellite, meaning
00:12:04preparation for economic presence, then there will be military
00:12:07presence, the calculation is very simple, after some time the ice
00:12:10will melt and the Northern Sea Route will not just shorten something there, no,
00:12:14forget it, it will still exist, the goal is simple,
00:12:17imagine that you have an oil well or, for example, you
00:12:21extract rare earth somewhere in the north...
00:13:38talking about that also works, the Danes are now with their
00:13:42priests
00:13:44practicing conditions when they will conduct
00:13:47multi-thousand funerals, the Danes are conducting
00:13:51exercises on landing, full-fledged exercises together with
00:13:54Britain, on landing in the Kaliningrad region, when the British
00:13:58command breaks through Russian defenses, the Danes land. Who
00:14:01are they scaring in Greenland? They are already deeply involved in this, they are already
00:14:05engaged in combat planning, not some
00:14:08political models, but full-fledged combat work
00:14:11of headquarters, military
00:14:22thank you, let's take a break, we'll be back.
00:14:25from a clean slate: why the BRICS summit in New Delhi could be the first
00:14:29real step towards resolving conflicts in the Middle East?
00:14:33What fundamental decisions did the member countries propose?
00:14:36And for what reason did the efforts of the US and the Gulf monarchies to sit down at the negotiating
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00:19:02This is an open broadcast, and we continue. Chinese President Xi Jinping at the BRICS
00:19:06summit in New Delhi called on the organization to become a peacemaker in
00:19:09the Middle East, Reuters agency reports. Ivan Molchanov's report discusses
00:19:13how the decisions made at the BRICS summit can become real steps towards resolving
00:19:16conflicts. We invite you to the main
00:19:20hero's chair.
00:19:23Today, major bloc associations are competing for
00:19:27the right to bring the Middle East to a state of peace and
00:19:29prosperity. Middle Eastern diplomacy, as
00:19:32well as the status of peacemaker, has become for leaders like Trump and
00:19:36Erdogan or.
00:20:08Against this backdrop, the new BRICS declaration, adopted at the recent
00:20:11summit in New Delhi, stands in stark contrast, where
00:20:14the intentions of the countries to fundamentally revise the activities
00:20:18of the most important global political and political-economic
00:20:21institutions of the UN system, including the Security Council, IMF, and
00:20:25World Bank, are presented. The proposals look like
00:20:28the foundation of a new world architecture, which will allow the UN
00:20:31to perform the function for which the organization
00:20:34was created. If such a policy proves
00:20:38successful, the role of developing countries in making international
00:20:41decisions, as well as the principles of multipolarity, equality,
00:20:44mutual respect, and sovereignty will become
00:20:47the guarantor of a just peace. Separately, one
00:20:50can emphasize that despite the West's efforts to sit down at the negotiating table
00:20:54through the likes of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, and
00:20:57Pakistan, a constructive dialogue, however limited, was achieved
00:21:00only at the BRICS summit, where
00:21:03the declaration was signed by all states. Here it is worth
00:21:07remembering that the United Arab Emirates is a military ally of
00:21:10Israel, and Narendra Modi has established strong partnership
00:21:14relations with Netanyahu. In other words, a ready-made
00:21:17mutually beneficial solution exists. It remains to wait for a step
00:21:21forward, because Israel's own position will largely
00:21:24depend on the results of the elections in the Knesset on October
00:21:2827. It's important, in the context of what was heard, to recall that the BRICS
00:21:31summit in New Delhi concluded with a declaration on a multipolar world with 140
00:21:35points. The main point of the document was the condemnation
00:21:38of unilateral sanctions, contradicting international
00:21:41law and the UN Charter. Participants also expressed concern about the increasing
00:21:45nuclear risks and called for a reform of the UN
00:21:48Security Council to include countries from the Global South. But the two key ideas are,
00:21:52first, the rejection of sanctions in any form, and second, of course,
00:21:56the expansion of the Security Council's capabilities by including
00:22:00countries from the Global South. Let's start with the first one. The countries
00:22:03that currently feel part of the Western camp, they never
00:22:07had equal rights, they understand that there is a hegemon, there are second
00:22:11roles, third roles, they hear the BRICS position that
00:22:14by moving, or at least looking in this direction, they
00:22:18will enter a world where...
00:22:50similar to each other, completely different countries with different languages,
00:22:53cultures, confessions, were able to agree and present already
00:22:57concrete proposals, concrete points that in
00:23:00the future can grow into a plan, then into a roadmap
00:23:04and become a working mechanism inside, and Ivan, I'm sorry, an important point,
00:23:08as I understand it, in the context of hearing the essence
00:23:11of what the BRICS leaders said, relations between
00:23:14the countries that are part of BRICS can be different,
00:23:18as for example today between China and India.
00:23:20But both countries completely reject
00:23:24the language of sanctions, yes, whatever happens, sanctions
00:23:27overboard, the world should no longer communicate
00:23:30that way among themselves. When structures like
00:23:34the UN or WTO stop working, stop performing their basic
00:23:37functions, people naturally start talking about some reforms,
00:23:41only the lazy haven't said it, like Erdogan's "the world is more
00:23:45than five" and all the rest, meaning the ideas themselves aren't new
00:23:48and now it's about these very
00:23:52bricks in the form of multipolarity, sustainable
00:23:54development, the role of women in governance,
00:23:58they used to be in the superstructure,
00:24:01now they need to be placed right in the foundation, so that the architecture works
00:24:04again. Malik, can I ask you about the second part of what I
00:24:08just said, this expansion of the Security Council's capabilities through countries
00:24:11of the Global South. What is our position: do we add countries
00:24:15from the Global South and full stop, or is it parity? They,
00:24:19in turn, propose.
00:24:50story about including Germany and Japan, countries that lost in World War
00:24:54II, as permanent members,
00:24:57who started and lost, yes, in exchange for this, we will give something to some of the Global South countries,
00:25:01for example, India, which is logical, why India? Because the US,
00:25:04Britain, and so on are actively working with India right now, hoping
00:25:08to push certain interests through it. From our
00:25:12side, we have repeatedly said that yes, we are
00:25:15interested in the presence of countries from the Global South, the Global
00:25:18Majority. who
00:26:32oil goes, the tanker from China calmly negotiates with
00:26:36China, with Iran, with the Houthis, Russia can
00:26:39calmly negotiate with Iran, with the Houthis. In fact, all those who consume
00:26:42quite a lot of energy resources in the world
00:26:46concept were in BRICS, India and China. Secondly, these are those who
00:26:50are now resolving this issue, the Americans cannot resolve it, so the monarchies
00:27:01financial.
00:27:32permanent members, but this is all, as it were, in
00:27:35a complex, this is not the peacekeeping role of BRICS
00:27:38itself, yes, yes, these are financial instruments, like the WTO
00:27:42motto, a couple of points regarding China-India, which we talked a lot about
00:27:45today, well, yes, they had a pretty serious border conflict, but this very
00:27:49BRICS summit showed that indeed on the platform
00:27:53of this event, within the framework of BRICS, it is realistic
00:27:56to negotiate and resolve their contradictions, that is, firstly,
00:27:59there was the first visit of the Chinese leader to India in 6 years. Just a second,
00:28:03many contracts on economics were signed there, there was a huge
00:28:06delegation of representatives of Chinese business, which is now actively developing its
00:28:10positions in India, plus yes, they indeed for the first time in 6 years are resuming direct
00:28:13air communication, which was not there precisely since those border
00:28:17clashes, that is, it is clear that in fact, against the background of pressure from the United States,
00:28:21many countries understand that their own contradictions do not disappear,
00:28:25of course, but they can partly be relegated to the background, understanding that
00:28:28in fact, there is something that unites us, and that, of course, is the rejection of this
00:28:32hegemonism from the United States. This is called a hybrid
00:28:35world, a hybrid world. Alexander, it was correctly said that
00:28:39this is primarily an economic bloc, integration, active development of a new development
00:28:42bank, which is not unknown,
00:28:46yes, this is an alternative to the IMF, this is an alternative to this
00:28:50global financial elite, which provides an opportunity to offer a slightly
00:28:53different path for all these countries, meaning the fact that
00:28:57Egypt, UAE, Iran, they are all either BRICS members or its close
00:29:00partners, India,
00:29:33for example, Germany is being completely destroyed
00:29:36just because, well, guys, we are
00:29:39above you, we are that very security umbrella, never mind that your
00:29:43Nord Streams were blown up, never mind that your markets are collapsing,
00:29:46that Volkswagen is closing its automotive empire,
00:29:49close it, the main mission now is to be with
00:29:52us, the vanguard from the West, economics, then
00:29:56we'll catch up, we'll have a Marshall Plan 2.0,
00:29:59and we are creating, well, we... meaning
00:30:02BRICS countries, countries aspiring to a
00:30:06multipolar world, we are creating a system where the same
00:30:09Germany, if at least one adequate person comes to power, he will say,
00:30:13"Okay, you're blackmailing me, goodbye, there's another
00:30:16counter where I'd love to lie down and be
00:30:19comfortable." That's what it's about. It starts with finances, when there are
00:30:23finances, there's something to protect, when there are no finances, like in
00:30:26Germany today, what is there to protect? A brief summary, please, and finances are
00:30:30rubles, they are yuan.
00:30:32These are dirhams, which are gradually replacing the dollar, rupees
00:30:36dollar. This is a gradual process of de-dollarization, therefore,
00:30:39of course, in combination, this is already
00:30:42a path to a ready plan for constructive dialogue between all
00:30:46193 countries. Thank you, Ivan, applause, let's take
00:30:50a break, we'll be back,
00:30:52a stirred up hornet's nest, what actions by Saudi Arabia led
00:30:56to an escalation of the conflict with the Houthis, how did
00:30:59the Yemeni movement take control of the Bab-el-Mandeb
00:31:02Strait? What did Washington respond to Riyadh's request?