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00:02:28that tomorrow in Italy the largest NATO nuclear exercises will start,
00:02:32called Steadfast Noon. 17 alliance countries
00:02:35are taking part in the maneuvers. NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg stated
00:02:38that the maneuvers - quote, are aimed at maintaining
00:02:42the readiness of the alliance's nuclear forces and testing
00:02:45relevant procedures. End quote. Yuri Knutov
00:02:48knows who and what will be practiced during the exercise. We invite you to
00:02:51the main character's chair. Let's watch the footage
00:02:55applause.
00:02:56imitation of the use of tactical
00:03:00nuclear weapons, primarily B-612
00:03:04aerial bombs. They are deployed in Europe under the
00:03:07nuclear sharing program at the air bases of Aviano and Ghedi in Italy, as
00:03:11well as in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and Turkey. The
00:03:14exercise practices the entire cycle of a nuclear strike,
00:03:18preparation of ammunition on models, suspension of inert
00:03:21simulators on aircraft, flight profiles, interaction of command
00:03:25links. In essence, it is a demonstration
00:03:29and maintenance of real procedures. The picture is complemented
00:03:31by other events. The day before, a number of countries, including Scandinavian
00:03:35states and Lithuania, spoke about the possible deployment of nuclear
00:03:39weapons on their territory. NATO conducted maneuvers in the Baltic Sea,
00:03:42affecting the zone around the Kaliningrad region.
00:03:46France conducted exercises with nuclear weapon carriers, and
00:03:49Great Britain is modernizing its submarines and missile
00:03:53systems. For Moscow, all this forms a single
00:03:56mosaic of explanation. It is extremely difficult
00:04:00to believe in the planned and undirected nature of the maneuvers. Firstly, the practice
00:04:03of tactical nuclear weapons is becoming a normal part
00:04:07of NATO planning, and this lowers the psychological threshold
00:04:10of its use. If the scenario is regularly
00:04:13played out, it ceases to be an extreme measure. Secondly,
00:04:16concerns remain about a preemptive
00:04:20decapitating strike. If such a scenario is prescribed in headquarters
00:04:23and practiced, for Russia it automatically becomes a factor
00:04:27of strategic risk.
00:04:31There is a time horizon. The West is looking towards
00:04:332030, by which time a significant part
00:04:37of modernization programs will be completed, new missile defense
00:04:41and air defense systems will be deployed. This could create the illusion of a window of opportunity for
00:04:44decisive action. And the current maneuvers are perceived as
00:04:48a rehearsal for future Dracna Hosten. Well, let me remind you that last
00:04:52week France tested a new strategic ballistic missile
00:04:56of sea-based. The launch of the carrier without a warhead was carried out
00:04:59from a submarine off the coast of the republic, the
00:05:02president of the country observed the tests. Macron called all this a
00:05:06loud and clear signal, well, they love to signal, but you
00:05:09know, on the road, people who
00:05:12love to signal, sometimes they get an answer
00:05:15with a picture of the car in front,
00:05:19the picture is such that it can't be quoted, we have a certain marker, but everyone
00:05:23understands that you need to signal on the road
00:05:26in case of a threat of an accident, and not when you feel like
00:05:30signaling, here there is a threat of an accident,
00:05:33a global one, or does Macron just like to signal, well, Macron
00:05:37is quite a hooligan like that, not even a hooligan, I would
00:05:40actually say a little bit.
00:06:25in order to finish with French bases, not only nuclear, but with large French bases,
00:06:29one rocket solves this problem,
00:06:32to stand like this,
00:06:35to pretend to be a rooster, I can't say it any
00:06:39other way, sorry, understand it as you want...
00:07:12countries that do not have nuclear weapons train
00:07:15pilots, there are aircraft adapted as
00:07:19nuclear weapon carriers, in case of a threat,
00:07:22I emphasize, of a possible nuclear
00:07:25conflict, 17 countries will already
00:07:28have nuclear weapons, it is spreading, it
00:07:31is being dispersed from bases, scattered across Europe, in order
00:07:35to be able to launch a preemptive strike, which
00:07:38is what is being discussed today in the Pentagon regarding a doctrine.
00:07:43This doctrine concerns the new conduct
00:07:46of warfare, the use of drones, but
00:07:50the question is raised there about the rapid conclusion of the war,
00:07:54the war begins quickly and ends in victory,
00:07:57like a decapitating nuclear strike, which
00:08:00was, well, not nuclear, a conventional strike, was tested in
00:08:04Venezuela, in Iran, in Iran it didn't work out, in Venezuela everything
00:08:08worked out, and they are preparing the same strike against us, this confirms
00:08:12that...
00:09:12In continuation of what Yuri Albertovich said,
00:09:16indeed, the issue is very serious. The key word that was
00:09:19uttered just now is proliferation. Until
00:09:23today, the issues of strict
00:09:26nuclear weapon limitations were in place. Now this issue
00:09:30and in the report the issue related
00:09:33to the fact that ordinary people are being prepared
00:09:37for this very concept. If you remember, before
00:09:40the zero years,
00:09:43the questions were God forbid a nuclear war, now it
00:09:47is already colloquially expressed as being possible,
00:09:50a missile-response strike, which Russia announced,
00:09:53which provides us from the point of view, why such a world,
00:09:57if Russia is not there, this is not discussed, but
00:10:00the question is elsewhere, that the concept, which
00:10:04is the proliferation of nuclear weapons precisely in
00:10:08the northern territories, is the dominant factor
00:10:11in today's modern conditions. Well, this flirting with nuclear
00:10:14rhetoric does not indicate any kind of hopelessness, as if
00:10:18they have no diplomatic keys left, and they
00:10:22end up saying.
00:10:25Anton, I'll say a couple of words about Macron first, you know,
00:10:28it just seems to me that this moment was just a little bit missed,
00:10:32I had a military expert, Colonel Marrow, in the fifth studio,
00:10:36we also discussed this story with him, that is, the launch of a missile, Macron
00:10:39stands there, yes, it's beautiful, everything flies out, the missile, such
00:10:42a moment, where did it hit? In exercises it is always
00:10:46said, the launch of a missile and what target
00:10:49was hit, maybe I'm wrong, but in my opinion,
00:10:53no, there's just the target.
00:11:55it was noted that we will use all that we have,
00:11:58because this is a threat to this, France conducts
00:12:02tests literally the next day, like we don't take your
00:12:06words seriously, this is what scares me, right away
00:12:10there are exercises with 17 countries, before six
00:12:13participated, and now 17, I don't
00:12:16understand them, I don't
00:12:17understand them,
00:12:20is there an understanding of what is happening, why are they escalating
00:12:23this rhetoric and energy.
00:13:25the idea of localizing a nuclear war,
00:13:28a possible nuclear war in Europe, and this is such
00:13:32a thing that really raises
00:13:35the question of the sanity of European politicians, and Alexander, well, there is
00:13:39an opinion, I will just build on what Dmitry
00:13:42Gennadievich said, regarding the bravado
00:13:45of Europe concerning Russia, it was always militarily
00:13:48supported by guarantees from the Americans, now
00:13:52it feels like the Americans are saying: well, do you want nuclear?
00:14:25Here's a concrete situation, Rutte stole a baguette, and he's being arrested, he says: I
00:14:29don't believe I'll be arrested, man, this isn't a matter of belief, it's the law, our
00:14:32law is called a doctrine, if we keep
00:14:35paying attention to what Rutte believes or doesn't believe, then we'll just go
00:14:39crazy. messages, moreover, if you just read about
00:14:43these exercises, even the most general information, if I understand
00:14:46correctly, what Dmitry Gennadievich said, this is actually an exercise using American
00:14:50nuclear weapons,
00:14:53which is being conducted.
00:14:57years they conduct it constantly in different countries, it's not a question of nuclear weapons proliferation, it's American weapons
00:15:01that are deployed at six European military bases, all these
00:15:04data are available on the Internet, I am now reading in open access, that is, we are creating
00:15:07from this, we ourselves, I understand perfectly well that
00:15:11it is impossible to say that there is no nuclear threat, but we ourselves
00:15:14are, wait, wait, look what they are doing, let me put it in simple
00:15:18terms, what they are doing, the Americans say, well, these are regular exercises, within NATO
00:15:22we train, who do you train, this is about...
00:15:25Who are you training? You are training those who do not have this grenade in their hands, who will
00:15:29give the grenade? Previously the answer was, no one, the Americans will never give this grenade, now
00:15:33the Americans will train 17 countries, and then the French will come out and
00:15:36say, here's a grenade. A French
00:15:38one, of course, Macron's point is that he says: we will extend our nuclear, our
00:15:42nuclear umbrella to all of Europe, to what Europe? Will you
00:15:45give nuclear weapons to the Poles, they will immediately strike Ukraine, Germany and
00:15:49Russia, these are Poles, what about the nuclear French
00:15:51umbrella? 290 nuclear
00:15:55missiles, nuclear, there was a scandal when this
00:15:59warhead, here the M513 missile
00:16:01was tested, and there was a scandal when
00:16:05M51 SVR our.
00:16:38This is an open broadcast. American Horror
00:16:41Story. Why are the US reviving the practice of public executions
00:16:45decades later, how a woman sentenced to death
00:16:48survived after two lethal injections. Is she facing
00:16:52a repeat execution and by what method? Alexander
00:16:55Sadovnikov
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00:21:16continue. For the first time in world history.
00:21:36He will be shot, it must be, we will make sure that
00:21:40people can see it, that it is public, people must
00:21:44understand that for such things they will face serious consequences,
00:21:47end of quote, what kind of medieval?
00:22:28This will be the first military execution in the US since 1961 and the first firing squad since 1945.
00:22:30It is unknown on what platform it will be shown and whether
00:22:33viewers will be admitted, but according to American tradition, the victims'
00:22:37relatives will certainly be there. A scandal has already erupted around
00:22:40this idea, especially since now all American media
00:22:44are discussing the botched execution of Christa Pike. She
00:22:48was supposed to be the first in 200.
00:22:54In 1995, Christa, together with her partner, killed a fellow student. According
00:22:58to the prosecution, Pike was jealous of her boyfriend.
00:23:01The girl was lured to a secluded place, tortured
00:23:04and killed. A satanic symbol was carved on her body. Also,
00:23:08the killer kept a piece of the victim's skull as a souvenir.
00:23:12Pike was to be put to sleep with an injection of pentobarbital, just
00:23:15like domestic animals are put to sleep. But after two doses
00:23:18the expected outcome did not occur, and the woman was taken to the hospital
00:23:22in critical condition with probable extensive brain
00:23:25damage. The problem for the executioners was hitting the vein. According
00:23:29to anesthesiologist Joel Zivot, who consulted
00:23:33Pike's lawyers, the reason could be small vein size or
00:23:36poor quality drug. The execution is carried out by an anonymous team
00:23:40of three masked people, the condemned is fixed with straps
00:23:43on a gurney, they look for a vein, insert a catheter.
00:23:46Pike's relatives intend to appeal to the Eighth Amendment,
00:23:50which prohibits cruel and unusual punishments.
00:23:53This is not an isolated case. Three years ago in Alabama, convicted Kenneth
00:23:57Smith underwent a four-hour session of a botched
00:24:00injection. In search of a vein, he was strapped to a gurney
00:24:04and repeatedly turned upside down. He survived.
00:24:07It is clear that in the analysis of the topic, the author, or simply people who
00:24:11follow it, may experience the principle of humanism, and
00:24:14how can this be, it's not right. Let's immediately state that these are all cruel
00:24:17murderers. Who is brought up as an example?
00:24:20Specifically in your material and other episodes, another
00:24:23question, right away, as soon as it becomes known,
00:24:26the feeling is that there is some political subtext, well, it's not for nothing that they
00:24:30decided that a person who committed crimes in 2009, that's already 17 years
00:24:33ago, it's precisely now, when the elections, they might lose the lower house,
00:24:37they decided to shoot him, and live, I don't know if they will broadcast it on Netflix,
00:24:40how do they do this, what does
00:24:44this mean, what is it for, is it
00:24:47to tell all Democrats: we will also
00:24:50shoot you, we have such a mechanism, or to distract
00:24:54attention, so that something global will happen at that moment, everyone
00:24:57will watch the execution, and while, I don't know,
00:25:00stock market indices will fall and no one will pay attention to it, what is
00:25:04this about? Well, first of all, it's naturally, it's
00:25:07a PR action, Trump needs to put emphasis
00:25:10on it now, we discussed this, he needs an act of patriotism now,
00:25:14shooting an ISIS member is a very big act of patriotism for them, that's all.
00:25:18in fact, it's an alkali, albeit a weak one, but
00:25:32an alkali, they didn't hit, in the end, I understand that
00:25:34she could well have lost consciousness not from
00:25:37pentobarbital, but from painful shock, look,
00:25:41I think why generally this, this is not the first incident, on
00:25:45average last year they executed 47 people. on average
00:25:48once a month across all 27 states, 30%, I even
00:25:52saw statistics, about 30% end unsuccessfully,
00:25:55you know, in fact it is - on the one hand it's like
00:25:59quite possibly a boycott. in a famous hospital,
00:26:35and she says that this BLM campaign started,
00:26:37they fire the white chief physician,
00:26:41they appoint someone from a Latin American country, I won't
00:26:44name the nationality, she immediately starts firing white
00:26:48specialists, inviting people from her country, and the most
00:26:51interesting thing is that they had a leading white anesthesiologist, very
00:26:54famous, cited at conferences, his works,
00:26:58after the first operations with these guest workers,
00:27:01"And you know, we were fired
00:27:32because we are white, this is - well, let's,
00:27:36let's not, let's get back to the topic, they injected her eight times, what does
00:27:40that say about professionalism? Let's take another personal example, I had my
00:27:43appendix removed, I specifically counted what second I would pass out, on the
00:27:47seventeenth, everything, that's it, why couldn't they have done the same thing,
00:27:50first put the person to sleep, and then do whatever you want with them,
00:27:54in the end, on the video, on the third attempt, the person passed out,
00:27:57let's get back to the discussion, after all, why is this show necessary? I will emphasize
00:28:01again, I specifically want to use the word "show", because
00:28:04broadcasting an execution live,
00:28:08and for the first time since World War II,
00:28:12this, of course, indicates that it is being done for some reason,
00:28:15so what for, Alexander, the United States is to
00:28:19a significant extent a country where many processes
00:28:22are recommended and managed by ratings, and it is quite obvious that when
00:28:26such things are announced, preliminary studies were conducted,
00:28:29where to those interested parties who control the ratings... the match
00:29:07starts selling
00:29:11from the moment this football match is announced, then there are
00:29:14discussions, assumptions, so,
00:29:17backgrounds, stories about players, that
00:29:20is, TV content or Internet content for
00:29:24a month, this is all a system of selling, imagine how many
00:29:28political discussions there will be on local TV channels about
00:29:31whether it's necessary...
00:30:02The end, tell me, what is all this for? Well, first of all, I do not rule out that
00:30:06there will be no public execution, but it has already been sold
00:30:10as a public execution, secondly, we need to look at what happened
00:30:14before that, before that there were endless discussions
00:30:17before this truly strange
00:30:20announcement, there were endless discussions
00:30:22about what is the real influence of Hexet and
00:30:26Trump in the military, whether the military is
00:30:29loyal and so on and so forth.
00:30:34I will support, I just wanted to say that generally
00:30:38one of the points is to demonstrate that
00:30:41grouping that is in Iran, we remember the situation on
00:30:45the American aircraft carrier, what it came to, to
00:30:48suicides, to fights and so on and so forth, that is,
00:30:51a powerful psychological conflict.
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