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no biological features00:00:22
relieve low morale00:00:23
responsibility for his individual00:00:25
choice People tend to have these two00:00:27
behavioral traits they are extremely00:00:28
friendly and willing00:00:31
dehumanize strangers and manifest00:00:34
proactive aggression why it’s so scary00:00:36
Putinism essentially destroys everyone00:00:39
love, some kind of unity00:00:41
consolidation of any opposition00:00:43
potential and maximum scare00:00:47
population and more and more00:00:49
involve him in regime crimes when00:00:52
society and country states are coming here00:00:55
along this spiral it only twists00:00:57
one way The worse the worse and00:01:00
stops This is only for the military00:01:02
defeat Hello my name is00:01:04
and watch the Freedom project TV channel people00:01:07
goodwill guests of this program where00:01:10
can and how can they support Ukraine in00:01:13
her heroic struggle against the Russian00:01:15
aggression and today I am happy00:01:18
I introduce my guest, this is a scientist00:01:22
journalist and popularizer of science Ilya00:01:25
Kolman popularizer of science and00:01:27
sound ideas Ilya Kolmanovsky00:01:30
Russian Science Observer Blogger00:01:32
publicist Lecturer Candidate of Biology00:01:35
science host of the naked mole rat podcast and00:01:37
pocket scientist author of educational books00:01:40
and articles for glossy magazine was born in Moscow in00:01:43
the family of a famous child psychologist and00:01:46
molecular biologist Alexander00:01:48
Kolmanovsky was a co-founder of the center00:01:50
adaptation of refugee children worked in00:01:53
oncology center invented and carried out00:01:55
theatrical excursions to00:01:57
Paleontological Museum of Moscow studies00:01:59
and talks about the latest scientific00:02:01
achievements tries to get children interested in science00:02:04
after Russia's invasion of Ukraine Together00:02:06
left Russia with his family and was one of00:02:09
eight thousand Russian scientists00:02:11
signatories of the letter against the war in00:02:14
Ukraine Hello Ilya Thank you for00:02:16
found time to tune in00:02:19
come to our broadcast Thank you for this interview00:02:21
Hello Saken, thank you very much for00:02:23
it was a great honor to be called, you know, I thought00:02:28
where to start a conversation with you I00:02:29
I often listen to read for many years I decided00:02:32
Tell you about the first film that00:02:34
I was able to watch it after it started00:02:36
a full-scale invasion is very difficult00:02:38
was watching movies, reading books in general00:02:42
Do what we all love00:02:43
engage in this is the first film that made me00:02:45
gradually rehabilitated this Planet00:02:49
monkeys I started rewatching the old one00:02:52
planet of the apes movie several films00:02:54
and you know it was a great comfort when you00:02:56
you see such a beautiful parable about the evil ones00:02:59
gorillas and wise orangutans00:03:01
manipulators and good chimpanzees00:03:03
how much is it now?00:03:05
happens to us Can be compared with00:03:08
the animal world, well, man is00:03:10
definitely not a fungus or a bacterium and00:03:13
man is an animal man is00:03:17
mammal and e from the order Primates00:03:21
us relatives and my interlocutors with00:03:24
which I speak as a scientist00:03:25
Behavioral columnist00:03:27
mammals are often said to be human00:03:31
this is a very unusual monkey He has00:03:34
some common features with others00:03:36
monkeys have some peculiarities So00:03:38
that it can be discussed in this context00:03:40
in this language certainly And if we speak00:03:43
that's about the same allegory that in00:03:46
this movie is about the fact that everything seems to exist00:03:48
Monkeys but among these monkeys00:03:51
completely different yes completely different00:03:53
even if you want in good conscience, different You can00:03:57
Is this how to divide people like all people00:03:59
but it turns out they’re so different, especially here00:04:02
now that we see violence, aggression and00:04:05
our behavior seems to be completely different00:04:07
of all people Yes, I often asked this00:04:10
question to my interlocutors and how are they doing?00:04:13
two messages from those who sent me to00:04:17
for example, here's a Harvard anthropologist00:04:20
shouting with rank asked to hand over two things00:04:29
with other primates00:04:35
1 person is the friendliest monkey00:04:39
We have00:04:41
biological inclination and ability and00:04:44
skills are mechanisms that are00:04:46
ensure to cooperate and00:04:50
be extremely loyal00:04:53
related individuals and form00:04:56
large groups not based on kinship00:05:00
based on some common communities00:05:03
values to collaborate and do complex00:05:06
things apparently00:05:08
different from other Homo, say from00:05:12
these are the Neanderthals00:05:14
features large groups very high00:05:16
loyalty to one's own This is good news00:05:19
the bad news is that00:05:21
at about the same time as I was undergoing00:05:23
the formation of this biological00:05:26
features This method of device then00:05:28
another feature has also developed:00:05:31
willingness to dehumanize strangers00:05:35
and show merciless aggression and00:05:38
which is especially scary compared to00:05:40
other monkeys00:05:43
proactive aggression unprovoked00:05:46
not in response to some feud they are for00:05:50
in order to share something instantly00:05:53
cold-blooded proactive aggression00:05:55
because the group or its leaders are so00:06:00
apparently these two features were also solved00:06:03
always accompanied people's behavior in00:06:05
all generations in all civilizations00:06:08
people showed maximum tolerance towards00:06:13
our own and maximum aggression towards those who are not00:06:16
appointed by strangers and this film which00:06:19
there are different monkeys in this sense00:06:21
interesting because that's what it does00:06:23
any Propaganda just humanizes00:06:26
someone else's00:06:29
not so long ago there were human00:06:32
zoos where there are people who are not very00:06:34
similar to the main visitors of the zoo00:06:36
the last such example was put in a cage00:06:39
this is the 21st century in one of the African countries00:06:41
the titular nation invites you to the festival00:06:44
people from all over the country and there are a lot of them00:06:47
different people from very different groups and00:06:49
the zoo will simply lose some group00:06:51
based on the fact that it will be so for them00:06:52
more comfortable, according to the organizers00:06:55
festival and this is a human trait I00:06:58
I just want to hang it so big right away00:07:00
displaymer on all our conversations to me00:07:03
interestingly discussed biological traits00:07:05
in human behavior, well, let's just say00:07:07
right away uh00:07:09
we’ll set a frame such that no00:07:12
biological features do not remove any00:07:15
Who is morally responsible for it?00:07:17
individual choice Well and for group00:07:19
choice Yes we besides the fact that we00:07:21
biological beings we are cultural00:07:23
beings are moral beings and00:07:26
it's stupid to try to kill Schwartz's hero00:07:30
dragon says this is mine00:07:32
my great-grandmother gave me these00:07:33
Bloodthirsty Genes hung this disclaimer00:07:36
we can continue this discussion and00:07:38
to sum it up means once again really00:07:40
People tend to have these two traits00:07:41
behavior is not extremely friendly00:07:44
their own and readily dehumanize00:07:47
strangers and show proactive aggression00:07:50
last question but specifically about00:07:52
monkeys because I am very yours00:07:54
podcast liked the story about anob00:07:57
who are friendly I am a chimpanzee who is not00:07:59
I'm so friendly to all the spectators00:08:01
I turn to this podcast, we will now give00:08:04
link Look in full listen00:08:06
the main story is that ubanova selection00:08:09
was under friendliness, but chimpanzees did not00:08:12
friendliness so that's why it turns out00:08:15
that a person is this and that00:08:17
at the same time How is this possible?00:08:19
even if, well, monkeys As a result of the Revolution00:08:24
turned out to be friendly bomb, how come00:08:27
a person can be friendly and00:08:30
display such extreme forms of aggression00:08:33
which00:08:34
discouraged every time you're with00:08:36
you encounter them Thank you Let's all00:08:39
Let's unpack this a little means00:08:40
there really is such a species of chimpanzee with00:08:43
very small range dwarf00:08:45
chimpanzees they are little studied chimpanzees00:08:47
banoba about which at some point00:08:50
it became clear that they have very unusual00:08:52
Their morals are different from ordinary ones00:08:54
chimpanzees exhibit ordinary chimpanzees00:08:56
very high level of aggression inside00:08:58
groups and these groups are built on rigid00:09:01
dominance hierarchy of large males with00:09:04
big fangs, bigger is better00:09:07
reproduces has more access to00:09:09
females and therefore in a series of generations Genes00:09:11
high aggressiveness is fixed and00:09:15
genes for potential friendliness00:09:16
such a thing as being washed out of the population00:09:20
scientists believe they were homemade00:09:22
happened before the hoax and we know that00:09:25
This is generally the case in different mammals00:09:28
left many times But here is my home00:09:30
wolf and such an amazing thing happened00:09:32
an experiment that can last 20 thousand years00:09:35
they changed the wolf a lot00:09:36
turns out some mammals00:09:38
can domesticate themselves and in the case of00:09:40
bonobobs we know that bananas were00:09:42
domesticated by their females00:09:44
females were able to take power into their hands and00:09:47
began to select for more friendly00:09:50
They raise males very harshly00:09:52
teenage males and teach them to00:09:56
so that they are not too aggressive and00:09:58
friendlier ones breed better there00:10:00
sanctions and they have this within the groups00:10:04
truly idyllic00:10:05
as for sapiens, about them00:10:08
anthropologists say two things Judging by00:10:10
everything was also once domesticated00:10:13
very interesting for you as a fan too00:10:15
science fiction of various other planets maybe00:10:16
maybe you want to think about aliens00:10:18
who flew in and domesticated but on00:10:21
actually no, scientists believe that00:10:23
Saipians were domesticated by their groups00:10:27
concept hypothesis such that it is possible with00:10:31
at some point the males are males00:10:34
were able to unite for the purpose of conspiracies and00:10:37
overly aggressive dominants00:10:39
learned to exterminate and remove from00:10:42
reproduction thereby and this led to00:10:44
reducing reactive aggression readiness00:10:47
fight if I feel that someone is me00:10:50
looked askance Uh-huh and a little today00:10:54
It’s hard to talk about this considering that we00:10:55
we know we see that people are00:10:56
extremely violent with a high level00:10:58
domestic violence and not to mention00:11:01
monsters that00:11:02
So some people do in the military00:11:06
conditions but in reality If00:11:09
compare, say, with a chimpanzee level00:11:11
reactive aggression among sapiens is much more00:11:13
much lower00:11:15
in relation to their own in relation to those00:11:18
who do these sapiens consider their group00:11:21
were domesticated by their groups00:11:24
showing aggression is deadly00:11:26
especially reactive within one's group00:11:29
aggression bad temper some00:11:31
anthropologists believe that it was00:11:33
deadly in the sense that00:11:35
groups of males who steered these00:11:37
groups quickly dealt with such00:11:39
overly aggressive individuals first00:11:41
Darwin was the first to express this idea00:11:43
said that Look those who are bad00:11:45
behave themselves, end up in prison and So we00:11:48
thus we carry out such selection for00:11:50
loyalty Yes, but all this is within groups00:11:54
all this in relation to their own00:11:56
The other side of the coin Here's how00:11:59
they say oxytocin cohesion00:12:02
readiness to unite find today we are with00:12:06
we'll hit you in chorus for 10 minutes and spit00:12:08
then in a test tube we will have saliva00:12:10
more oxytocin than there was before00:12:12
we will get together and00:12:14
our readiness to cooperate with you00:12:17
there is readiness for this and it is always00:12:19
served these groups in order to00:12:22
deal with other groups or00:12:23
defend against other hands00:12:24
dehumanize another group and00:12:27
The other side of the coin is this00:12:29
the situation at the gas density is out00:12:33
group aggression if football00:12:35
let fans breathe from nebulizers00:12:37
oxytocin00:12:39
then there is no further question. How can you see what they have00:12:42
reinforced for racial stereotypes00:12:43
The other side of this coin00:12:45
the hormone oxytocin that brings people together00:12:48
groups it turns into hormones00:12:50
furious mother bear who00:12:53
protect their cubs for them00:12:55
group favoritism But group00:12:58
aggression there is no contradiction K00:13:00
unfortunately00:13:01
we can generally say that this is how war is00:13:04
such a massive phenomenon in human00:13:06
mass population in the sense00:13:07
number of people involved in this process00:13:10
people but is inherent in the animal world as a whole00:13:13
maybe not even with some other species00:13:15
not to monkeys at all if it's about animals00:13:20
When you say when it is pronounced00:13:22
word war00:13:24
you hardly mean just a fight for00:13:27
you can imagine what the prey is00:13:28
Well groups00:13:30
There are some prides in Lviv, and they have them too00:13:32
there are territories and they can protect00:13:34
their territories to fight for territory and00:13:36
social animals and solitary animals00:13:39
when you hear the birds singing00:13:41
now in the spring you actually see in00:13:43
this moment what is afraid is the males and they00:13:45
This is how they mark their territory00:13:48
and they say it doesn’t approach doesn’t cross00:13:51
the border of this ritualized aggression00:13:53
no one plucks in front of each other but00:13:55
their borders are not protected that way if00:13:57
boundaries will be violated there will be a fight but you00:14:00
this is clearly not what you mean, I think that00:14:02
when We go with you for a walk in00:14:04
we'll see some kind of tropical forest00:14:06
we will really enjoy watching different animals00:14:08
it's hard to find an example of what will happen00:14:10
looks like human wars00:14:12
there are unique very fine mechanisms00:14:15
wars wars between colonies00:14:18
colonial insects when00:14:20
some Queen maybe00:14:22
disguise yourself infiltrate someone else's00:14:24
anthill So everyone thought that she00:14:26
smells like yours to force workers behind00:14:29
take care of yourself and then lay eggs from00:14:31
them Soldiers and will eat everyone who was in it00:14:34
the anthill is so thin, very00:14:36
rare examples but if we talk about00:14:38
mammals then it will be very big00:14:40
sometimes rare, for example in Lviv00:14:42
and hyenas have a very tense relationship00:14:45
slightly different hyena niches basically00:14:47
scavengers lions are mostly alive00:14:50
prey their relationship is tense and00:14:53
zoologists have noticed that something happens00:14:56
lions kill on purpose because00:15:01
will happen in the group when they are00:15:03
dividing the status further will weaken for a while00:15:06
this group and it happens the other way around that Gena00:15:08
already kills aka Lviv00:15:10
but not counting these examples that00:15:13
can be counted on the fingers of one hand00:15:15
not common to other mammals00:15:18
proactive aggression planned00:15:20
thoughtful unprovoked00:15:22
attack on another group for the purpose of00:15:24
improve your situation somehow00:15:26
your resources00:15:27
we must keep in mind that for 9500:15:31
percent of our history we were00:15:33
hunter gatherers that is00:15:35
nomads, that is, creatures in general00:15:37
without territory When you have 200 species00:15:40
animals and plants in your diet00:15:42
are constantly on the move to00:15:44
do not overexploit your landscape00:15:46
outfish your prey and be very flexible00:15:49
switch from seasonal to seasonal00:15:51
different species you do not have your own territory00:15:54
you essentially have nothing to protect, you can00:15:57
there may be clashes between neighboring groups00:15:59
always happened Apparently and00:16:01
many died in these clashes but00:16:03
the situation has changed dramatically recently00:16:05
just a second ago in time and that's it00:16:09
which worries anthropologists a lot00:16:11
moment of settling down and are fenced in the first00:16:14
communities what happened in the Neolithic00:16:16
neolithization00:16:18
When do you00:16:20
the well-being of the group depends entirely on00:16:23
productivity of this field and three or four00:16:27
some types of plants on which00:16:29
is entirely based on the question of life and00:16:32
death of the group00:16:33
the group is being made dramatically larger by itself00:16:36
self-harmful danger Apparently00:16:38
Judging by the way our nature is structured00:16:41
and much more bloody ones arise00:16:44
conflicts when increasingly larger00:16:47
societies spend everything in every generation00:16:52
resources and all its technologies for that00:16:54
in order to cause maximum damage to the neighboring00:16:57
group and seize its territory00:16:59
biologically quite unnatural00:17:02
the situation arose It was recently and for now00:17:05
the matter developed so that in each00:17:06
generation maximum technological00:17:09
opportunities were wasted on these terrible00:17:12
war and we see with horror that the 21st century00:17:15
is an exception00:17:17
I also wanted to share00:17:20
Valery Panyushkin wrote the book This is Us00:17:23
refugees and there collected endless00:17:25
number of stories about people affected00:17:27
those who fled from the war and he writes about00:17:30
Tom is not a biologist himself, but he writes00:17:33
children's reactions to what is happening When00:17:36
bomb shelters or while fleeing00:17:38
the children froze, just silent and frozen and00:17:43
here Valera writes about what it is00:17:45
returns not even to the Middle Ages, but to00:17:47
some absolutely primitive reaction00:17:48
man Yes freeze when he is small00:17:52
Yes, parents completely trust that00:17:55
who saves you in this sense00:17:58
when you see war you read the news00:18:01
are they being viewed for you here?00:18:04
this is the primitive thing we have in humans00:18:07
Well, yes, but we are all different in this sense and00:18:10
other mammals are constructed in the same way00:18:13
there are any animals there are creatures with00:18:17
slightly different constitutions different00:18:19
different types of hormonal systems00:18:22
reaction situation danger in situation00:18:24
There are three main reactions to stress:00:18:27
really freeze or beat reactions00:18:30
or run and there are several people among themselves00:18:33
differ and someone turns out00:18:36
especially stable and someone more comfortable00:18:40
more comfortable someone feels better00:18:42
under severe stress and may00:18:45
hit or run and someone else freezes00:18:48
I wanted to ask about aggression once00:18:51
read Konrad Lorenz one of my00:18:53
favorite books progression Although probably00:18:55
it is already outdated from a scientific point of view00:18:57
It’s just been a long time since I read it and there00:19:00
endless examples of aggressive00:19:02
behavior from fish00:19:03
reef birds animals incredible too00:19:07
gallery of behavioral mechanisms in00:19:10
animal world and I thought even then00:19:12
a person can somehow cope with00:19:14
aggression but there are even physical ones00:19:17
ways to swim somewhere there00:19:19
kilometer in the pool to breathe and relax00:19:21
if it works and How can I transfer00:19:25
it's on society, that's if society00:19:27
aggression of a large number of people00:19:30
at the same time how can you get them out of00:19:33
this state00:19:37
and you drew a picture in which there is00:19:40
kind of like a hydraulic metaphor like00:19:43
as if aggression is some kind of drive00:19:46
which accumulates must be released00:19:47
let off the steam let off this pressure00:19:49
swim in the pool But this applies00:19:52
namely reactive aggression00:19:55
what about proactive aggression and how00:19:58
rashism and putinism are so scary and why in00:20:03
the world often try to come up with some00:20:05
you read the explanations00:20:07
American newspapers what is needed too00:20:09
expanded too close to00:20:11
borders They are looking for explanations for00:20:14
to try this most terrible00:20:17
replace proactive aggression with00:20:19
jet type we stepped on Monang And00:20:21
he now waves his fists less00:20:23
scary but in the behavior of people groups of people00:20:27
and it is much more dangerous for states to be proactive00:20:31
aggression which can be very small00:20:33
what are they motivated by?00:20:34
provoked she can00:20:36
on this basis have some ideas00:20:38
some ideas about how00:20:41
It’s better to strengthen your power What’s better00:20:43
rule the country society various others00:20:46
ideas cannot be imagined here either00:20:49
a picture of someone releasing00:20:50
steam in this regard your question is better00:20:53
redrawn by a human historian But I00:20:57
did this and asked a question and in general00:20:59
the general verdict is that when society and00:21:03
country states follow this spiral00:21:06
it only curls in one direction00:21:07
The worse the worse and it stops00:21:11
only military defeat and occupation and00:21:16
re-educated by two generations K00:21:19
Unfortunately, the question has always occupied me: If00:21:21
the bloodiest wars by method of murder00:21:24
cold-bloodedness began in the 20th century and now00:21:28
continues 21 warriors continues and00:21:31
it also turns out that this is just the time00:21:33
maximum population Well00:21:35
overpopulation is just more people than00:21:38
it was before somehow maybe this is connected00:21:41
again, without justifying anyone, of course yes00:21:44
but this process may be related to00:21:46
that there are simply more of us and in different00:21:48
areas of land such outbreaks arise in00:21:51
which people kill people more than us but00:21:54
We produce much more food than00:21:55
whenever the last 20 years in00:21:58
total production productivity00:21:59
There are so many calories on this planet00:22:02
enough stock to00:22:04
potentially feed everyone e calories are not00:22:07
quite evenly distributed but in00:22:10
Overall we've never been so00:22:12
productive therefore this concept is not00:22:15
very reasonable idea What00:22:17
overpopulation there is what uh is this00:22:21
provokes the warriors were so big00:22:25
there were large-scale wars all the way00:22:28
starting from the Nealite once again evolutionary00:22:31
squirrel will say that this is a recent phenomenon Well00:22:33
humanity will say that just this00:22:35
the history of our civilization through 70 wars and00:22:38
each generation scale and00:22:40
the destructiveness of these wars and the number00:22:41
victims determined solely00:22:44
technology and quantity00:22:46
kilojoles that this civilization can00:22:49
pack lead00:22:52
and we just see the continuation of this00:22:54
trends Let's talk about empathy here00:22:56
animals are characterized by compassion00:22:59
they have sympathy too, yes00:23:02
certain But people Apparently00:23:05
champions in this sense of people are unique00:23:08
the ability to feel what is different00:23:11
feels understands what the other is thinking and00:23:14
powerful biological algorithms that00:23:17
potentially put a ban on00:23:20
harm something that resembles00:23:23
silhouette of a person in World War II00:23:26
war00:23:27
American army accompanied00:23:29
researchers and since then they have00:23:31
public children more00:23:32
explore what is happening at the front00:23:34
and one of the first discoveries was what if00:23:36
you have recruits then just shoot00:23:39
in response if they are being shot at, uh00:23:42
Maybe about 10% of people in their first fights00:23:46
these algorithms are so powerful. And this is00:23:48
purchased is acquired or00:23:50
congenital00:23:52
No, it's innate, it's acquired00:23:56
the ability to shoot at the first battle00:23:58
answer If people are trained to00:23:59
humanoid targets If you advance00:24:03
prepare personnel to00:24:05
shoot at humanoid targets that00:24:07
shaped like a person then00:24:09
the Vietnam War percentage of the response00:24:11
We managed to bring the fire to 75 percent.00:24:14
you can shake this instinct00:24:18
if we talk about the difference about what00:24:21
we are different when the concept of a nation it me00:24:25
also puzzling because it was00:24:27
Was there at the beginning of human history00:24:30
were nations how they were divided by the first people00:24:33
as it turns out they started very early00:24:36
settle down00:24:38
when you thought it was necessary already00:24:41
wield fire be quite tall and00:24:43
big-headed serious technologies to00:24:45
get out of Africa00:24:48
and about an hour's drive from my office00:24:52
archaeologists 20 years ago found the most00:24:56
first people outside of Africa00:24:58
they are called the first Europeans because00:25:00
that the question is very relevant here00:25:01
European integration and these were creatures with00:25:04
brain volume is not much larger than that of00:25:06
chimpanzees turned out to be enough for people00:25:08
very primitive stone tools here00:25:11
this uncontrollable curiosity00:25:13
curious and wonderful00:25:16
ability to walk on two legs00:25:17
long distances to start00:25:19
settle and colonize new new00:25:21
landscapes and this settlement gave00:25:23
genetic00:25:26
gave rise to various groups00:25:29
this is what black has begun And people00:25:31
living in different regions originating from00:25:35
different founders are different groups00:25:37
who founded these populations00:25:40
For a long time we were very different from each other00:25:42
to each other and genetically diverged00:25:44
on and on and behavioral00:25:47
culturally In the sense of those traditions that00:25:50
passed down through generations00:25:52
and this is at the moment it started00:25:56
the same settled image that we00:25:59
we have But further00:26:01
another one superimposed on her firstly people00:26:05
very widely transmitted at least00:26:08
half of its genome is packaged as00:26:12
female studies show00:26:14
that women moved around the world much more00:26:17
wider than men as a result of marriages well00:26:20
and now we live in an era when borders00:26:22
people travel very widely00:26:25
Where on Phobia is less and more is more00:26:29
mixed marriages and before our eyes00:26:31
genomes mix very quickly and00:26:34
also quickly erase different cultural00:26:36
there are some common boundaries such as00:26:38
trend towards modernization in this sense00:26:40
It seems to me that the world is getting bigger00:26:41
is divided into two large tribes00:26:44
moving towards modernization00:26:47
there is no other And if we talk about why00:26:49
annoying loved ones00:26:52
Weapons That's when you listen to Russian00:26:54
Propaganda is all how they describe Ukraine00:26:58
Ukrainians Ukrainian language and from another00:27:00
side there is the second part of consciousness00:27:03
remember their narrative of brotherhood and00:27:05
proximity and so on it seems that00:27:08
just something very close or someone00:27:10
someone very close to you can cause something like this00:27:12
degree of aggression And this is biological00:27:15
mechanism after all00:27:17
ideological is the effect of sinister00:27:21
valleys I will now give an example00:27:22
a little from afar it is known that00:27:24
if you have any car00:27:27
any household appliances with which00:27:28
you can cooperate Yes, that's it00:27:30
coffee machine it can for you00:27:31
produce coffee if you add it00:27:34
some humanoid features for example00:27:35
there will be two lights flashing like this00:27:37
their eyes will be cute to us with them00:27:40
it will be more pleasant to cooperate and you can00:27:42
imagine a coffee machine that is directly on00:27:45
she will have some kind of face like that and she00:27:47
will talk to us she will talk to00:27:48
she is more pleasant to cooperate with00:27:50
But if there is a resemblance to a person00:27:52
grow and grow at some point00:27:54
she'll get too sinister they'll get too00:27:56
like us we will have a strong feeling00:27:58
that it's somehow one of us But it's00:28:01
someone with whom there is something very wrong00:28:02
And it will set off our alarm systems00:28:06
alarms because what from00:28:10
he's expected right at my house, I'm with him00:28:13
I cooperate There's something wrong with him00:28:15
still not quite like me00:28:17
called Uncanny Valley when suddenly00:28:20
the level of cooperation drops sharply00:28:22
make it scarier to know what she has00:28:25
the other shore, namely, what if00:28:27
it will look exactly like that00:28:31
on the contrary, we will already begin to trust00:28:34
fully cooperate I think that in00:28:37
this situation is Russian propaganda00:28:39
hits this very sore point00:28:41
for us they left Russia after the start00:28:44
full00:28:47
When you were in Russia it was always00:28:50
your activity00:28:51
gave me great hope, I'll tell you why00:28:54
what is Enlightenment is Enlightenment in00:28:57
in the most beautiful form What can be a00:29:00
what's wrong with this huge field of yours?00:29:03
activities that took place in Russia you00:29:04
it was transferred it is online you are now00:29:06
somehow you give lectures, I see you all the time00:29:09
on the road you travel around the world and how is it00:29:13
what were you doing now lives00:29:14
about how I lived I don’t know those00:29:16
interesting my Personal circumstances But00:29:18
is that00:29:21
I was born in Moscow and rarely left it00:29:26
more than a few weeks but within00:29:29
most of my adult life00:29:30
identified himself as global00:29:33
Human00:29:35
and equally as if at home feeling00:29:38
yourself in different places00:29:40
and my work is now connected00:29:43
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It’s clear that we had all sorts of hopes00:29:50
we have as a society and I was very happy00:29:53
no matter what is happening in Russia00:29:58
and we had hopes00:30:02
it was clear that00:30:05
this cannibalistic state is devouring00:30:09
more and more crushes more and more00:30:11
and more for yourself00:30:13
And00:30:15
at some point I realized that the question00:30:19
choice I realized that I want the rest of my life00:30:23
carry out in other places00:30:26
scraped together this thought since poisoning00:30:29
Navalny00:30:30
We'll probably have to move00:30:32
somewhere geographically and in the end that’s all00:30:36
finished I continue to work on00:30:38
Russian language is very important for me00:30:40
Russian language and dialogue which is Possible00:30:43
in Russian with those who are in it00:30:45
I'm really interested, I'm looking into it00:30:46
online and I know that they are watching me and00:30:49
people in different countries listen and I will00:30:51
continue to work in both English and00:30:53
Russian again I advise our viewers00:30:56
refer to these tackles is another one of00:30:59
what is happening inside Russia, what00:31:01
one cannot fail to notice this is a struggle with00:31:04
any not just dissent but any00:31:07
others and one of the most striking examples00:31:10
this is homophobia which is now on00:31:12
state level in Russian00:31:14
The Federation has almost been approved00:31:17
maybe there are also biological roots of this00:31:20
phenomena that is, in my opinion this is this Well00:31:22
something again from absolutely00:31:24
primitive probably or maybe00:31:26
even there there was no such homophobia as in00:31:29
Putin's regime re Hitler is generally00:31:32
inherent in this kind of regime for some reason00:31:34
the history of this police state and00:31:38
internal and external terror Well,00:31:41
can be considered 200 years old, can be considered a hundred years old00:31:45
different historians note differently and00:31:48
you always need some external enemy00:31:50
in relation to which one can bear00:31:53
mobilization value When00:31:55
everyone needs to live00:31:58
mobilization in which the state00:32:01
more important than society, more important than family00:32:04
more important than the individual and At the same time it is necessary00:32:08
look for external threats and projections of this00:32:11
threats to the internal landscape of society00:32:13
find a stranger find a dangerous one00:32:17
press different buttons there00:32:19
sexuality sexual identity00:32:21
this is a very important button00:32:23
they will come for our children they will00:32:26
our children transgender or make00:32:29
our children are gay in this sense00:32:31
specific This is the latest version00:32:33
when this one started to attack again00:32:36
Ice Age for the last 20 years and this00:32:39
the government and its Propaganda must00:32:42
were groping for some kind of shortcuts00:32:45
their triggers and they did this a long time ago00:32:48
bet this choice first on pedophiles and00:32:51
then on LGBT as on something00:32:54
than easy for 15 and easy Hmm click on00:32:59
necessary panic buttons Yes00:33:01
concern for our children and00:33:05
this topic turned out to be perfect not only00:33:07
called deviser00:33:08
you can wedge in and quarrel with her00:33:12
everyone with everyone destroy any00:33:14
cohesion some kind of consolidation any00:33:17
positions potential and maximum00:33:19
scare the population and more and more00:33:23
involve him in the crime of the regime you00:33:26
address in your articles to00:33:29
artificial intelligence performances00:33:30
Talk about him and can he be considered00:33:34
part of human evolution that's like this00:33:36
now we are evolving in that direction00:33:38
artificial intelligence00:33:40
Well, perhaps as a metaphor for Biologists00:33:44
evolution is what happens when00:33:47
you are Genes are DNA are genetic00:33:50
information based on which in the sequence00:33:53
generations in each generation are created00:33:55
new new organisms00:33:56
which further copy and distribute00:33:59
around the world these Genes and evolution are a struggle00:34:02
between different gene combinations00:34:05
Which one knows how to raise such little people?00:34:08
which better copy this combination and00:34:11
consistency among Biologists is00:34:14
that for the most part00:34:15
evolution stopped for about 100,000 years00:34:18
back there are some stories that with00:34:21
since then still occurred in biological00:34:22
human evolution but in general Whatever00:34:25
new interesting gene variants are not00:34:28
these new options arose and sank00:34:30
always in a stream of noise of different random00:34:33
mutations and excessive reproduction of all00:34:37
just wants and00:34:40
in this part we are out of action00:34:43
of close selection my mansipulated and now00:34:46
in our groups anyone can survive00:34:48
individuals who would be completely00:34:49
are not viable in nature and we are in00:34:52
mainly accumulate harmful mutations in00:34:54
In this sense, I wonder how tenacious00:34:56
thing man how durable it is00:34:58
organism00:34:59
which means can despite the great00:35:03
number of harmful mutations using00:35:05
achievements of civilization to survive and live00:35:08
even twice as long as recently00:35:10
our ancestors lived in this sense maybe00:35:12
to be more precise, when we start00:35:15
do genetic editing00:35:17
change your Genes, for example, getting rid of00:35:19
these harmful mutations at this moment00:35:21
We can say that evolution will move00:35:23
further on to such an artificial base00:35:27
maybe we'll start changing our genes00:35:29
such a controversial topic is a bit00:35:31
very difficult physical questions that00:35:34
as for artificial intelligence00:35:36
this is also a terribly interesting topic, but I would00:35:39
rather compared it somehow amazing00:35:42
tool can be the most00:35:43
the perfect tool that00:35:45
ever been in our hands we are some00:35:48
we talked to you today that the first one is very00:35:51
primitive stone knives turned out to be00:35:54
master key to all the riches of this world and00:35:56
Gave opportunity to very primitive00:35:58
creatures move beyond their native00:36:00
savannas of a familiar landscape with friends00:36:03
predators and familiar prey methods00:36:05
food to master absolutely any00:36:08
spaces today ours in ours00:36:12
stories occur similar in significance00:36:14
moment because now we have it in our hands00:36:16
very unusual instruments maybe00:36:19
the most perfect tool that00:36:20
ever created in particular00:36:22
differing in that it can itself00:36:24
changing and improving yourself is dangerous00:36:28
saw comments and letters that00:36:31
the leaders of the region sign this for me00:36:36
a very unusual moment for a scientist00:36:38
columnist Because I generally don't00:36:40
I remember examples when00:36:43
people working in this field are scientists00:36:47
calling on the government for moratoriums on this00:36:50
unusual00:36:51
and the arguments they give00:36:55
have a reason00:36:58
some thoughts about what00:37:01
nasty scenarios can happen in the world00:37:04
Where00:37:05
absolutely most texts will00:37:08
create gpt chat for example there00:37:10
a few small ones are enough00:37:12
conditions of some accidents in order00:37:15
so that it all goes somewhere together00:37:17
not there I will give a simple example which00:37:20
mentions, say, his al-hara in his00:37:23
in a column that came out recently, he says00:37:26
look we just tasted it00:37:28
artificial intelligence just a little bit00:37:30
allowed his life in our society to00:37:32
example of recommendation algorithms00:37:34
Facebook when we hide Facebook behind00:37:38
we are observing that somewhere there is a delay on mine00:37:41
look And even more so they expanded and liked00:37:43
and we know that bad news is always00:37:46
more interesting than good news00:37:49
in particular this applies especially to00:37:50
question about what's new00:37:53
splintered a group that we believe00:37:56
We consider strangers our opponents00:37:58
dangerous for us if we see more00:38:01
bad news about how monstrous they are00:38:03
behave then we will be more willing than them00:38:06
like the most willing and recommendable00:38:08
algorithms will give us more and00:38:10
well, more wood for this flame and00:38:13
Harari is definitely exaggerating and00:38:15
winces when he says that only for00:38:18
several election cycles on Facebook00:38:20
destroyed American democracy00:38:23
exaggeration but there is a grain in it00:38:25
indeed society is now00:38:27
in a state of polarization that we00:38:30
never seen before and here's the level00:38:32
mutual human fears are very great00:38:35
and really don't recommend00:38:37
algorithms played a role in this and this00:38:39
terrible simple expressed so very00:38:42
primitive example Yes when we say00:38:44
just a little bit about inclination00:38:47
push these groups apart simply at the expense00:38:50
that bad news is more interesting than00:38:53
good and there will be some spiral C00:38:55
positive feedback when00:38:57
will act stronger stronger00:38:59
says that we are now actively starting00:39:03
apply much more complex and more00:39:06
complex tools complex algorithms with00:39:08
by which our interconnections are much more00:39:10
more intimate if we it's not if And when it's00:39:14
obviously there will be a lot of delegation going on00:39:16
a significant part of the creation of meanings by this00:39:19
e auxiliary artificial00:39:22
intellect Yes, like Chad and Judy00:39:25
just a few are enough00:39:27
conditions for the whole situation00:39:30
moved smoothly somehow00:39:32
unpredictable very unpleasant00:39:33
direction so I don't believe in any00:39:35
I don't believe in any moratorium00:39:37
a moratorium that will be supported by, say, China00:39:39
but at least try the idea00:39:42
implement watermarks at least do it00:39:44
something so that we can confidently00:39:46
answer as if generated by this text is00:39:49
maybe try at least a little00:39:51
hang it on this powerful one00:39:54
flywheel Progress some weights at least00:39:56
which At least a little bit ah-ah Well00:39:58
you know, here are the graphite rods at the nuclear power plant00:40:00
power plants can do a little00:40:01
slow down some kind of avalanche00:40:05
processes and uncontrollability of these00:40:07
processes are important because they00:40:09
really ourselves Thank you00:40:14
optimist I believe that these tools00:40:16
will make us not only dumber but also smarter00:40:19
And00:40:21
Along with some dangers, the main00:40:23
way they bring us good things to eat00:40:26
progress about what we will become00:40:27
let's learn to do things more productively00:40:30
complex and interesting things and they00:40:33
will free up resources for us, time opportunities00:40:36
to be more creative00:40:40
So in this place the good news and00:40:43
back to the beginning more friendly00:40:45
How00:40:46
wonderful bonobo monkeys thank you00:40:49
thank you very much for this conversation00:40:53
was a scientific journalist and popularizer of science00:40:55
Ilya Kolmanovsky leave under this00:40:58
video your comments are very interesting00:41:00
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interview, be sure to share this video00:41:04
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with this I say goodbye to you My name is00:41:10
Sakena and Murzaev See you in a week00:41:12
Take care of each other and take care of Ukraine00:41:16
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We were lucky we were able to drive there00:41:36
there were roadblocks until the next day there00:41:39
people have already been shot at this very thing00:41:41
place00:41:42
my friend's husband went out where we did00:41:45
shot one woman stood near00:41:48
me and cried all the time asking me00:41:50
she was taken by her house, she was hit by a missile, she was two00:41:53
I haven't eaten anything for a day, I can't save everyone00:41:55
I understood that they would fit into the story00:41:58
people who have gone through pain and loss00:42:01
but they believe in Victory, I am the widow of a fallen hero00:42:07
I00:42:09
I decided to continue his business I have no regrets00:42:12
about what would have happened if I had continued00:42:15
fight as part of your battalion00:42:17
after a month and a half I was already standing on00:42:20
prosthetics and understood that the path was for me00:42:22
open everywhere war history on Saturday and00:42:26
Sunday at 16:30 Kyiv time00:42:30
on Freedom TV channel00:42:38
those who deprive others of freedom00:42:43
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April 18 on the calendar we continue00:43:24
follow events in Ukraine and the world in00:43:26
live on the Freedom TV channel00:43:28
team presenter Inter media group studio00:43:30
Andrey Danilevich and Pavel Pryadkov00:43:32
Hello, the situation in the Black Sea00:43:34
dictator Putin's plans new details00:43:37
Wagner atrocities in Ukraine and Russia00:43:39
we will discuss these topics with our experts in00:43:42
broadcast Don't miss it00:43:45
Ukraine Again under Russian fire00:43:47
occupying troops of the aggressor country00:43:50
shelled four districts of Kharkov00:43:52
area under massive shelling yesterday00:43:54
Volchansk was exposed in the Chuguevsky district in00:43:57
8 private residential buildings were destroyed in the city00:44:00
the head of the military announced this00:44:02
Administration of the Aleksinegub region00:44:04
shells also damaged residential buildings in00:44:06
Kharkov Izyum and Kupensky districts00:44:09
according to preliminary information It turned out okay00:44:11
without casualties last night Russian00:44:14
troops also shelled the Donetsk region00:44:16
the occupiers launched S-300 missiles00:44:19
seven high-rise buildings damaged in Slavyansk00:44:22
five private houses and a business center and00:44:24
cars in cancer were driven by Artillery00:44:26
fire on Avdeevka and Seversk damaged00:44:29
residential buildings one person was injured the day before00:44:32
Russian troops attacked 57 times00:44:35
Kherson region according to military information00:44:38
regional administrations occupiers00:44:39
Kherson itself fired 342 shells00:44:43
the invaders attacked six times00:44:45
entered the territory and the structure00:44:47
children's health camp in00:44:49
Belozersk community was also damaged00:44:52
power line in Chernobaevskaya00:44:54
one person was injured in the community and00:44:58
Now information from the front is in general00:45:00
Russian difficulties over the past 24 hours00:45:01
troops attacked the territory of Ukraine00:45:03
four missile and 41 air strikes00:45:07
also carried out 57 attacks from00:45:09
multiple launch rocket systems00:45:11
positions of Ukrainian troops and civilian00:45:13
infrastructure of settlements00:45:16
this is reported to the General Staff00:45:17
of the armed forces of Ukraine, the enemy bears00:45:20
significant losses but continues00:45:23
concentrate the main efforts on00:45:25
conducting offensive actions on00:45:27
Kupensky Limansky Bakhmudsky00:45:29
Avdeevsky and Maryinsky direction00:45:31
actively uses operational-tactical00:45:34
and army aviation within 24 hours00:45:37
the indicated sections of the front reflect more00:45:39
70 enemy attacks in the center of combat00:45:42
actions remain00:45:45
it is reported that Ukrainian aviation is behind00:45:47
last day struck 12 times00:45:50
areas where personnel are concentrated and00:45:53
enemy military equipment unit00:45:55
missile forces and artillery of Ukraine00:45:58
hit two areas where manpower was concentrated00:46:00
enemy weapons and military equipment00:46:03
as well as an electronic warfare station00:46:05
Russians and today are already 419 days00:46:09
confrontation between the Ukrainian people00:46:11
full-scale Russian invasion00:46:13
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported00:46:15
about enemy losses as of 1800:46:18
April for more than a year of full-scale00:46:21
war the Russian army lost00:46:23
approximately00:46:25
183,000 130 military personnel only for00:46:29
last day the Ukrainian military00:46:30
liquidated 470 Russians and the day before00:46:34
the occupying army was missing00:46:36
one tank 11 armored combat vehicles00:46:38
vehicles of six artillery systems and00:46:41
six drones00:46:43
operational-tactical level00:46:45
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky00:46:47
held a meeting in preparation for00:46:50
next meeting in Rammstein format00:46:52
which will take place on April 21 about this00:46:55
the head of state said during00:46:56
evening video message According to him00:46:59
Kyiv expects thorough00:47:01
solutions that meet the prospects in the field00:47:04
Ukrainian battle leader noted that00:47:07
the aggressor must lose and this00:47:09
joint responsibility of Ukraine00:47:11
allies need to win00:47:13
more time for peace and provide00:47:16
Ukrainian defenders with everything necessary00:47:19
weapons00:47:21
We are already preparing for the next meeting in00:47:24
format Rammstein held preliminary00:47:26
meetings and expect thorough00:47:28
solutions that will answer00:47:30
prospects on the battlefield00:47:33
ambitious enough that we are all00:47:37
We’re bringing it closer by force, but we’re not bringing it closer00:47:40
only for ourselves, not only Ukraine but also00:47:42
for our entire military coalition00:47:45
the aggressor must lose and it is ours00:47:49
shared responsibility with partners00:47:50
buy more time for peace that is00:47:53
be as active as possible now00:47:56
providing weapons and ammunition to00:47:58
speed up our common victory00:48:02
signed a decree on awarding00:48:04
state awards for our soldiers00:48:06
127 fighters, of which 6800:48:10
posthumously it is very important to understand this00:48:13
Every time we hear that the promised00:48:17
weapons delivery is delayed every time00:48:19
when doubts arise regarding00:48:21
type of weapon for Ukraine00:48:23
regarding range or other00:48:26
quality characteristics characteristics00:48:29
every time this means that Ukrainian00:48:31
warriors give their lives for this to happen00:48:34
time00:48:36
time spent on00:48:38
convince and make it happen00:48:40
supply of necessary weapons00:48:43
Glory to our soldiers, took away the eternal memory00:48:47
Russian terror00:48:49
Glory to Ukraine00:48:52
they are called the eyes of the army drones without them00:48:55
imagine the combat operations of modern00:48:57
conditions it is no longer possible drones This00:49:00
and Scouts and Couriers and Bombers00:49:03
and fire spotters working these00:49:06
air assistants at the front will tell00:49:08
defenders of Ukraine00:49:10
sharper readiness00:49:13
Ukrainian training camp nearby00:49:16
from the Donetsk region and soldiers are dragging00:49:18
heavy equipment and shooting weapons00:49:19
a man with glasses walks calmly nearby and00:49:22
with a gray bag his weapon is not so loud00:49:25
and massive but no less effective00:49:28
Why is drone so important? Drone for example00:49:31
Elemental Thing is fire adjustment00:49:34
artillery00:49:37
for example, we found out that the tank is00:49:39
two kilometers from our positions00:49:48
the man had to stand on the hill00:49:51
some kind with a huge artillery00:49:53
big binoculars on tripods00:49:56
artillery pancake on tripods00:50:00
squeezed out squeezed out00:50:02
I had to look and then give angles00:50:04
shelling make adjustments now00:50:07
thanks to the drone a person can see00:50:09
live target and adjust fire according00:50:11
her00:50:15
drones used by Ukrainian00:50:18
army are often commercial00:50:20
models operator Sometimes you have to00:50:22
hack software to00:50:24
make them invisible to the Russian00:50:25
radio communications drones approved by the military00:50:28
urgently needed and in large quantities three00:50:32
takeoff for the device is already being shot down00:50:34
often but every flight valuable information00:50:37
for reconnaissance or successful combat00:50:39
action00:50:41
actually speaking in simple terms00:50:44
in words these are the eyes of our army with the help00:50:46
we carry out drones as reconnaissance and00:50:49
observation00:50:50
enemy and assault escort00:50:53
groups and00:50:55
we can also apply00:51:00
Alexander commands the unit00:51:02
supporting the brigade they are engaged in00:51:04
surveillance reconnaissance drops grenades00:51:06
at opponents when they are on a mission00:51:09
Alexander is training or repairing his00:51:11
drones00:51:13
you need to want to fly and learn new things00:51:16
for example, there are people who end up here00:51:19
randomly and have no desire00:51:21
learn they don't want to fly think that00:51:24
came to a place where there is nothing to do00:51:30
but actually it's a big piece00:51:33
work drone operator must know everything from00:51:36
with how to maximize the radius00:51:38
maximum performance of your device00:51:44
how to make your own in the field from scratch00:51:47
position and from it to work and fly and00:51:51
domineering00:51:53
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mask00:51:58
Alexander says that in particular00:52:00
thanks to the skillful work of the operators00:52:02
Ukrainians repel drone attacks00:52:05
Russians along the entire front, that’s why they’re so00:52:07
We need as many devices as possible00:52:11
the office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine is checking00:52:13
information about crimes committed00:52:16
participants of PMC Wagner who are on video00:52:19
admitted to shooting Ukrainian children00:52:21
according to the department's press service in00:52:24
Unified register of pre-trial investigations00:52:26
information on the stated facts has been entered00:52:29
Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine00:52:32
violation of the laws and customs of war in00:52:35
office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine also00:52:37
reported that they were investigating the actions00:52:39
PMC participants who are involved in00:52:42
fighting on the side of Russia their00:52:45
checks for involvement in the conduct00:52:46
aggressive war of encroachment on00:52:49
territorial integrity of Ukraine in00:52:51
committing war crimes in00:52:53
occupied territory of Ukraine00:52:54
murders ill-treatment00:52:57
prisoners of war and civilians00:52:59
robbery investigation involved00:53:02
foreign law enforcement agencies00:53:04
states recall yesterday the founder00:53:07
Russian project00:53:11
interview testimony of exes00:53:12
Wagnerites who previously served sentences in00:53:15
penal colonies of Russia They00:53:17
told about the cruel orders of the speakers00:53:20
VK Evgeniy Prigozhin and how to live without00:53:23
guilty conscience killed doing it00:53:26
criminal instructions00:53:28
both former Wagner fathers claim that00:53:30
Yevgeny Prigozhin personally gave orders for00:53:33
executions and murders according to the Gulag00:53:36
no former Wagnerites Savichev and blows00:53:39
There is currently a contract in Russia with00:53:41
Wagner expired for both00:53:44
broadcast to continue the story of the hottest00:53:46
section of the war on the Donetsk Front there00:53:49
Ukrainian troops have been in force for months now00:53:51
bravely fights the invaders00:53:54
hold on and promise to stand until the last00:53:57
reporting from the thick of the battles for freedom more B00:54:00
our broadcast00:54:02
Donetsk region many cities here00:54:04
destroyed roads filled with broken00:54:07
equipment and the ground is made up of craters from00:54:09
explosions and shells, the region is streaked00:54:11
lines of trenches and trenches are all on fire and00:54:14
smoke after Russian air attacks00:54:16
the courage of the defenders of Ukraine is simply00:54:18
amazes00:54:19
their drones are constantly flying because00:54:22
these arrivals are happening, you can understand00:54:24
how chaotic everything is they don’t regret anything00:54:27
shells with them00:54:30
in some places the fighting is very00:54:32
dense00:54:33
a lot of close contact they creep up00:54:36
Taking advantage of the terrain or00:54:38
they are creeping up on some buildings00:54:40
they throw grenades we throw them away We00:54:43
we also throw grenades at them00:54:46
food for him and such attacks by Russians00:54:48
beat a few a day sometimes00:54:51
however, the Ukrainians also manage to push back00:54:53
enemy that we can get to him We stand before00:54:56
last And when positions00:54:58
discovered artillery is working and00:55:00
then come those people who already know how00:55:02
everyone knows twos and threes go clearly00:55:06
by moving them, how they work clearly00:55:10
Ukrainian soldiers are based mainly00:55:12
in the forest to avoid shelling00:55:14
settlements near the Russian00:55:17
Federation There's a lot of artillery here because00:55:19
it's very difficult for us to move00:55:22
Rafat Nikolai defended Ukraine even before00:55:25
full-scale invasion of Putin's00:55:26
troops managed to study the enemy00:55:29
they are not that accurate they just shoot00:55:32
we chose squares and beat them00:55:35
fire three or five shots and00:55:37
hit the target so we're better at00:55:39
accuracy and quality are the main thing they say00:55:42
Soldiers while receiving supplies and00:55:44
weapon00:55:46
at the beginning of autumn we were promised British00:55:49
105 mm00:55:50
118 We were ready to receive them We were waiting00:55:54
then we are waiting now to receive them it was00:55:57
that would be great00:55:58
if the kit would be in order this00:56:01
accelerate Ukrainian victory liberation00:56:03
lands from Russian invaders00:56:08
Odessa residents know him as famous in00:56:11
city journalist writer restaurateur00:56:13
and Sommelier Igor Terekhin was comprehensive00:56:16
educated professional00:56:18
good friend, loving husband and father in00:56:23
the first days of the war, Igor volunteered00:56:25
to the front and died; his car was blown up00:56:28
left without a father on an anti-tank mine00:56:31
Tim's eleven year old son00:56:33
the tragic story of another hero00:56:36
Ukraine further00:56:37
[music]00:56:43
multifaceted and restless with a million00:56:45
I remember ideas brought to life like this00:56:48
her best friend Olga Alexandrova00:56:51
[music]00:56:55
this is such a deep ocean00:56:59
he worked as a PR manager for the company and00:57:02
chef samelier00:57:06
he tried his hand at business00:57:09
he was a small restaurateur00:57:10
restaurant and food courts he had very00:57:14
many ideas00:57:16
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he was a writer, he wrote non-public things00:57:24
I read some of them some of them00:57:27
posted on his Facebook00:57:29
Igor's decision will go to the front00:57:32
surprised Olga because the man does not have00:57:35
had military experience00:57:38
the first four months Igor and I were00:57:41
daily in touch I was shocked by him00:57:44
by his act of desire to go to00:57:47
terror defense00:57:48
I even screamed, you don’t have to do this00:57:52
not ready asked why you did this00:57:54
you're not a professional you haven't been to00:57:58
army you don't know what it is00:57:59
uncomfortable condition00:58:02
and he answered: “I have a choice”00:58:05
some options00:58:08
or should I go to the border and run away?00:58:11
I have options00:58:13
I only have one option I have to go00:58:19
Igor stayed for several months00:58:21
Old Defense and then joined the ranks00:58:23
armed forces of Ukraine consisting of 12600:58:26
a separate brigade defended the country00:58:29
Nakherson direction received the title00:58:32
junior lieutenant00:58:38
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I understood I understood that the threat was growing00:58:43
every day00:58:44
[music]00:58:46
every day we texted you like00:58:48
you're fine and you're like that every day00:58:54
and then he asked me not to every00:58:58
give me a day at least every week because00:59:00
that I'm tired of answering everyone00:59:03
I'm tired00:59:07
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last month he was tired and00:59:12
sad00:59:13
[music]00:59:16
I understood that this was not good and then he00:59:19
said that his unit is being transferred to00:59:21
Kherson00:59:23
and he was in such a mood that00:59:25
justified00:59:28
and the last ones don’t know about Igor’s life00:59:30
only that his crew left for00:59:33
mission Kherson for unknown reasons00:59:35
the man dropped off his Brothers earlier00:59:38
and then I went alone an hour before my00:59:42
death Igor wrote on his Facebook00:59:44
shouted in the field after that connection with00:59:48
he disappeared00:59:50
[music]00:59:53
I felt so hurt, I thought this was the field00:59:57
don't shout so she won't answer01:00:03
Very01:00:05
and Putin should do everything in the morning and then he01:00:08
his car was left in this field01:00:10
hit an anti-tank mine01:00:14
ra everyone started looking for him later two more01:00:19
car was blown up in the same place01:00:24
and then they found his car and realized01:00:27
that there is no chance01:00:33
at the end of January Igor Teryokhin with01:00:36
with honors Buried in Odessa with a man01:00:39
left behind are Tim's wife and 11-year-old son01:00:43
[music]01:00:49
it's impossible to look at Tim01:00:52
his father was everything to him, he was everything to him01:00:56
a hero who went to war01:00:59
son's farewell to father Looked very01:01:02
sad01:01:05
Now sometimes I ask Igor’s wife01:01:09
as you hear the same answer: This is emptiness01:01:13
Olya is just emptiness01:01:19
the price we paid for our01:01:22
freedom is too high Yes occupiers01:01:25
will be on their knees it will all come back01:01:28
sevenfold for them, but no one will return it to us01:01:31
our loved ones01:01:33
great talents who every day01:01:37
leaving01:01:39
a month before his death Igor Terekhin01:01:42
wrote my last poem01:01:43
which I managed to dictate onto my phone01:01:46
in a tired and sad voice01:01:50
Have you also noticed that your whole life01:01:52
fits in the assault backpack A itself01:01:56
became a painfully desirable question in the world01:01:59
banal But how are you01:02:00
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and what about cigarettes for breakfast every morning?01:02:04
smoke on an empty stomach01:02:07
wake up above us drones sing today01:02:10
starry sky fool01:02:12
after all, it’s all just a dream No matter how it is01:02:17
re going01:02:21
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please give me some sign01:02:31
[music]01:02:42
[music]01:02:50
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about the economic abyss into which Russia01:02:56
pushed by the Kremlin authorities01:02:59
launched a war against Ukraine01:03:04
there is not enough money in Russia even for01:03:07
salaries for teachers01:03:10
grow every day and the causes of poverty and01:03:14
impending disaster for Russians01:03:18
purchasing power of the population in01:03:20
in a deep crisis, we show the truth about01:03:23
that's how Putin's criminal regime does01:03:25
all Russians are poorer than your money01:03:28
Tuesdays and Fridays at 16:3001:03:31
Kyiv time on Freedom TV channel01:03:34
Ukraine is the heart of Europe01:03:37
Ukrainian statehood more than 100001:03:40
years it was established when Vladimir01:03:43
The Great christened Kievan Rus Kyiv alone01:03:48
Of the oldest capitals in Europe, here are 1001:03:51
century the first stone was erected01:03:54
we find an Orthodox church on its walls01:03:57
carved trident coat of arms of modern01:04:00
Ukraine one of the first constitutions01:04:03
Europe written for Hetman Ukraine01:04:08
independence has always been and will be01:04:12
the main value of Ukrainians01:04:15
Ukraine is the heart of Europe01:04:19
[music]01:04:29
and start a new information hour01:04:31
Freedom TV channel and then we’ll talk about01:04:33
demining the territory in the south of our01:04:35
countries recognition of prisoners recruited01:04:37
dude Wagner and also about the situation on01:04:39
front lines we continue to monitor01:04:41
situation in Ukraine and the world Thank you01:04:44
for trust in our TV channel01:04:46
forget to report violations of your01:04:48
rights please attach a topic for materials a01:04:51
also Speak directly if you find01:04:52
errors or inaccuracies in our content01:04:54
works for communication01:05:00
or go right now scanned01:05:08
drones are not only for fighting but also for01:05:11
international mine clearance volunteers01:05:13
The Red Cross Committee was formed01:05:16
aerial reconnaissance groups for the search are not01:05:19
exploding shells using01:05:21
drone They transmit coordinates01:05:24
sapper And they are already making a decision01:05:26
destroy the Deadly item on the spot01:05:28
or remove for further disposal01:05:36
Maxim launches his bird into the sky01:05:39
The mission of this drone is humanitarian01:05:42
detect deadly iron01:05:44
take a photo and transmit the coordinates01:05:46
demining specialists01:05:49
the most important thing about this device is the tablet01:05:52
with a large diagonal so that we01:05:54
could see the smallest details on the field01:05:56
when you can't see it from your phone01:05:59
ancient thing mine clearance mission01:06:02
Ukrainian territories launched01:06:04
international organization of Red01:06:06
A group of six has already been created01:06:08
drone operators who work01:06:10
together with pyrotechnicians Currently searching01:06:13
explosive objects in Nikolaevskaya01:06:15
region01:06:16
if we see any object01:06:19
reflective light it can be01:06:21
metal plastic cardboard it01:06:24
glare we don't know what it is01:06:27
we definitely fly up to it from above01:06:29
from above and take a photo directly above it01:06:33
is done in order to obtain accurate01:06:36
coordinates of our position on the field we01:06:38
transfer these coordinates to ours01:06:40
program with a database and attach it to01:06:42
marked photograph of the estimated object01:06:45
specialists in Ukraine Now is the most01:06:48
contaminated with explosive objects01:06:49
territory is Kherson Kharkov01:06:52
region those regions that were before01:06:55
occupied, demining is underway01:06:57
at least 10 years and how many dangerous01:07:00
Surprises will be discovered after01:07:02
liberation of the remaining territories no one01:07:04
I don’t even dare to predict yet01:07:09
yes this and other topics right now01:07:11
we will discuss with the head of the united01:07:13
force coordinating press center01:07:15
defense of the south Natalya Gumenyuk01:07:16
Natalia joins our broadcast01:07:18
hello good afternoon01:07:22
Slava Natalya Well, we looked at the plot, we see01:07:25
that all methods are good for mine clearance01:07:27
What can you say about this search option?01:07:30
shells using Drones and what do you think01:07:31
how many such groups of Drones are needed?01:07:34
for those who are actually involved now01:07:36
demining our territories after all01:07:38
work really as we understand01:07:40
there will be a lot01:07:43
and before work it’s really with the group01:07:45
there is a lot of demining and therefore01:07:47
really all technologies are good01:07:50
which01:07:52
will try are tested on these real01:07:56
conditions and we are trying to select01:07:59
the most efficient ways of working01:08:02
How many of these will you need?01:08:05
drones are very difficult to say01:08:08
because not everything is even square yet01:08:11
those that are truly01:08:13
dangerous, relatively speaking, we are in whole stripes01:08:18
designates the area as dangerous then01:08:20
we can only gradually step by step01:08:23
determine how much01:08:26
carefully how tight it is01:08:29
mined in addition there is01:08:31
dominated objects of critical01:08:33
infrastructure and social01:08:35
infrastructure is also separate01:08:38
niche of work for demining teams01:08:41
so no matter how much technology01:08:44
applied did not invent We are all happy01:08:46
innovations that will help make this01:08:48
work as safely as possible first01:08:51
for those who participate in it and01:08:53
as quickly as possible in order to01:08:56
you can quickly return the region to01:08:58
normal life Natalya We remember that01:09:00
the occupiers mined not only the Earth01:09:02
ours but also the coastline and mines in01:09:05
the sea also left Let's talk about01:09:07
situation in the Black Sea01:09:09
Tell me whether the enemy army withdrew01:09:11
today launch vehicle for combat01:09:13
duty And how long have the occupiers been gone01:09:16
launched calibers from the actual01:09:18
Black Sea01:09:21
let the calibers no longer be fixed01:09:23
months01:09:25
there is a launch vehicle in the Black Sea01:09:27
now and throughout the day their number01:09:30
increased if the condition in the morning is01:09:34
there were three launch vehicles One surface01:09:36
two underwater ones have now been added01:09:39
one surface in this case is total01:09:41
hall calibers can reach 24 units01:09:44
this is a fairly high level of danger01:09:47
and in conjunction with enemy activity01:09:51
aviation, we can talk about preparation for01:09:55
possible missile attacks most likely01:09:57
they won't be massive01:09:59
most likely it will be targeted strikes01:10:02
And it is even more likely that this is so01:10:05
called muscle play because they01:10:07
trying to terrorize peaceful01:10:09
the population is not only along the Front01:10:12
territories A and deeper business01:10:16
As for the south, this is very specific01:10:19
clearly visible in the direction01:10:21
snow blowers and we saw them the day before01:10:26
Pasques attacked this region this night too01:10:31
sent attack drones there again and01:10:34
they also continue to fire01:10:35
directly coastal area01:10:38
right bank to keep01:10:41
population in this tension01:10:43
Natalya we saw that today literally01:10:46
a few half an hour ago or an hour ago01:10:49
Kherson was also shelled Daily in01:10:51
reports of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and reports of regional01:10:54
military administrations have information about01:10:56
these cynical shellings and in operational01:10:58
the southern command reported that the Russian01:11:00
the army is now actively using01:11:02
guided bombs aviation drones01:11:04
to which these are already attached01:11:06
explosive grenades we understand that tactics01:11:09
shelling has changed has it changed01:11:11
geography and goals01:11:14
geography is kept within01:11:16
reach of their weapons, that is, where01:11:19
they can get mostly this01:11:21
Kherson Pereslavl district named after01:11:24
they get the most along01:11:25
coast directly on the right bank01:11:28
Dnieper and the enemy is trying to fire there01:11:32
settlements that are located01:11:34
it’s just very active on the coast itself01:11:38
enemy shelling work is underway and01:11:40
coastline which, during retreat01:11:43
the enemy army was mined and01:11:46
With such shelling they are trying to lead01:11:49
into action, that is, to provoke01:11:51
detonation of those bookmarks that they01:11:54
abandoned the same tactics they choose and01:11:57
attack agricultural01:12:00
squares where people try01:12:03
cleared areas01:12:06
revive the agricultural region A on those01:12:09
territories that have not yet been verified01:12:10
The enemy's explosives technicians use these tactics01:12:13
uses leads to detonation and01:12:16
renders unusable01:12:17
agricultural01:12:19
Speaker of the Ukrainian Air Force Yuriy Ignat01:12:22
on our broadcast he said that it was on Easter01:12:24
special activity of enemy aircraft before01:12:26
20 aircraft occupying the sky01:12:29
at the same time How often now are these01:12:32
planes in the sky near the southern borders of our01:12:34
countries including over Crimea01:12:37
quite often we record activity01:12:40
aviation almost every day they01:12:43
make flights to01:12:44
attack Kherson Right Bank01:12:48
guided bombs are a tactic01:12:51
chosen name to hit those01:12:54
industrial facilities including01:12:57
agricultural and01:13:00
production facility in order to01:13:03
continue01:13:05
activity regarding peaceful terrorism01:13:08
population they are trying to attack those01:13:11
objects where they themselves were based, that is01:13:13
knowing exactly what there most likely can be01:13:16
be left behind by those ammunitions that01:13:20
detonate and one more question about the sea01:13:23
just a few days ago the minister01:13:25
Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba01:13:27
addressed the participants of the first01:13:29
Black Sea Security Conference01:13:31
which held the capital of Romania01:13:33
Bucharest He said it was time01:13:35
turn the Black Sea into what it became01:13:38
Baltic Sea That is, an inland sea01:13:40
NATO, of course, was the Kremlin’s reaction there01:13:43
responded to this Not to happen but Natalya what01:13:45
you talk about such prizes as it would be01:13:48
changed the situation in the Black Sea and01:13:50
had an impact on safety01:13:52
our country01:13:55
but taking into account geographical features01:13:57
NATO ships are already present in Cherny01:13:59
sea This is understandable Romania Türkiye countries01:14:02
The Alliance is very powerfully represented by its01:14:05
fleets But in this situation when01:14:08
Russia is trying, so to speak, to steer while01:14:13
this sea zone01:14:15
we continue to work to01:14:19
they paid there, which left me speechless01:14:21
the one who lost his flagship passed the status01:14:24
paid to make it decrease even more01:14:27
in order not to be like that let's say01:14:30
convincing in its own way01:14:33
theater of naval operations and now we01:14:36
we continue this work in preparatory01:14:39
stage and that partners by country01:14:42
partner of a NATO country, we are definitely in01:14:46
will help with this, including with expansion01:14:49
the Alliance itself with the inclusion of Yes and Ukraine01:14:52
including this will be Exactly this one01:14:55
the most convincing step that will make01:14:57
Russia Realize that this will not happen01:15:01
phrase addressed to them themselves01:15:03
Natalya Well, we can’t help but discuss with you01:15:06
and talk about the next video report about01:15:10
Russian suspect Putin's tour01:15:12
propagandists claim that I visited01:15:14
Dictator in temporarily occupied territories01:15:16
lands of the Kherson region and Lugansk01:15:18
I took icons with me and so on, like you01:15:22
please comment on this01:15:24
Firstly01:15:28
the behavior that he already01:15:31
declared documented due to01:15:34
which has accordingly and is rendered01:15:37
the verdict has actually already been formulated01:15:40
Therefore, at the moment01:15:44
this is the main argument that01:15:49
conditions of Russian propaganda on the shores01:15:53
Dnieper can be in any part of Russia01:15:56
projected we understand it01:15:59
presence in the area of achieving our01:16:02
weapons are definitely impossible01:16:05
Natalya and Let's talk more about01:16:09
military activity of our enemy in01:16:12
Kherson region Tell me trying01:16:14
Do the enemy drgs now make their way01:16:16
perhaps on the right bank part01:16:18
Kherson region such messages01:16:21
appeared on telegram channels or is it01:16:24
elements of hybrid warfare01:16:27
most likely these are elements of information01:16:30
propaganda because in fact01:16:33
enemy activity on the water surface01:16:36
is now minimized because01:16:38
firstly the same homemade fleet01:16:41
which They tried to equip themselves with01:16:44
squeezed out from the local population above water01:16:46
of watercraft We are almost all01:16:48
destroyed what they couldn't destroy01:16:52
we destroyed the local residents, realizing that01:16:55
the enemy can use it against them01:16:59
The homelands of their country and in this case we01:17:03
we see that they are active in the area01:17:06
islands our Counter has critically decreased01:17:09
Battery operation is quite efficient01:17:12
in recent days we have destroyed01:17:14
several observation points and01:17:17
ammunition depots they are there01:17:19
deployed combat field points01:17:22
supplies and they are trying now for more01:17:27
these boats are left to be used for01:17:30
in order to remove personnel from there01:17:32
realizing that01:17:33
deployment of observation posts there01:17:36
for them there are no prospects and Natalya We01:17:39
started our conversation with mine clearance01:17:41
what's happening in the occupied territories01:17:42
currently not yet in the territories temporarily01:17:45
Ukrainian-controlled occupiers01:17:46
mines these territories, digs in or01:17:50
getting ready01:17:53
in continuation of their defense work they01:17:56
trying to establish new frontiers01:17:59
defense and including additional01:18:01
barrage01:18:03
products are used on the coast itself01:18:06
this is just dominance01:18:08
waste coming out of the water and This indicates01:18:12
that they really understand01:18:15
the likelihood of our forces advancing and01:18:18
trying to protect themselves this way01:18:21
at least for some period in order to01:18:23
to take advantage of the following01:18:25
lines of defense and now you are watching everything01:18:28
it is possible that new forces will arrive in01:18:31
Kherson region or still a decrease01:18:33
what you see on the islands01:18:36
We do not add additional reserves01:18:39
We record a week ago there was a delivery01:18:43
freshly mobilized who are now there01:18:45
are trained and we know how01:18:48
times Southern regions Southern regions01:18:51
are used to prepare01:18:53
fresh mobilized fire like01:18:56
they say so that later01:18:58
transfer them as replenishment01:19:00
reserves in the Eastern direction for now01:19:03
we see exactly this work people01:19:06
which turned out to be traps of occupation01:19:08
They report that now the authorities are fake01:19:10
carry out forced passportization01:19:12
those who refuse face deportation to01:19:16
center of national resistance01:19:18
Ukraine reported that Russian01:19:19
invaders are preparing another wave01:19:21
mobilization for the time of the occupied01:19:23
territories Natalya tell me what to do01:19:25
men whom Russia is considering01:19:27
like cannon fodder I mean about01:19:29
Ukrainians01:19:34
apply the suggested options with01:19:38
sides of volunteers and movement01:19:41
resistance to departure of this category01:19:44
citizens from the temporarily occupied01:19:47
territory if there is no way to leave01:19:49
manages to try not to fall for those01:19:53
points Where such01:19:55
forced passportization is carried out01:19:58
and this is how we were formed01:20:00
mobilization reserves of the occupation01:20:02
power if there is no such opportunity01:20:05
that means you have already been raped by force01:20:08
sportified and introduced01:20:10
mobilization lists also through01:20:13
resistance movement We have01:20:14
communication with these people they know01:20:16
how can you be useful in Ukraine even01:20:19
in hostile and finally tell me01:20:21
please tell me what the situation is now01:20:23
it is the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station captured by the Russians01:20:25
what are the occupiers doing at this facility?01:20:29
and from time to time they try01:20:32
Trying to hit man-made blackmail01:20:36
talk about how they can01:20:38
undermine how they can play level01:20:41
water in the direction01:20:45
Left Bank Left Bank Kherson region in01:20:47
including because the Right Bank01:20:49
significantly higher even if they01:20:51
will make some attempts01:20:54
changing the water level is the same01:20:57
will first of all affect01:20:58
the left bank at their own positions01:21:01
so everything remains normal01:21:04
blackmail which they have already resorted to01:21:07
once and for now they are trying on it01:21:11
how do they think they are gaining time and such01:21:16
cut in the process of persuasion01:21:20
stopping the same circuit01:21:21
which they are so afraid of01:21:23
Natalya Thank you very much for your01:21:25
comments for the time Natalya Gumenyuk01:21:27
head of the joint coordination01:21:29
tion press center of the southern defense forces01:21:31
Ukraine was with us on the air at home Total01:21:33
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Can Russia repeat the fate of the Union01:22:01
during perestroika, Putin personified01:22:04
the desire for Russian society to01:22:06
revenge of the Russian world is the Revival of that01:22:08
the same castle as a variant of the Russian Empire01:22:11
What consequences will the reversal have?01:22:14
totalitarian Soviet past01:22:20
we understand the reasons and look for answers01:22:23
we analyze many of the Russian01:22:25
ended sadly precisely because of the military01:22:28
adventures now Russia has been closed from outside in01:22:31
Russian crisis project on Sundays01:22:35
14.00 Kyiv time on TV channel01:22:39
Freedom01:22:44
military personnel of the Russian army if you01:22:47
want to save your life and01:22:49
refuse to participate in crime01:22:51
war, voluntarily surrender01:22:53
Ukraine guarantees compliance with Geneva01:22:56
conventions on the treatment of prisoners of war01:22:59
medical care legal01:23:02
support and regular communication with01:23:04
all those who voluntarily surrender will be relatives01:23:07
framed as having been captured in battle01:23:10
will retain payments and benefits for Russians01:23:13
military personnel and will protect against possible01:23:16
persecution If you don't want to01:23:18
no one will come back to you01:23:20
hand over to Russia against your will01:23:23
contact us 24 hours a day using these01:23:26
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[music]01:23:43
workouts are interrupted by signals01:23:45
air raid and explosion sounds01:23:46
the holding of the Championship is in doubt01:23:49
hundreds of destroyed skating rinks and ice arenas01:23:52
talented young athletes01:23:53
forced to go abroad01:23:56
conditions today, Ukrainian survives01:23:58
hockey is now the Ukrainian team01:24:00
getting ready no matter what01:24:15
in the locker room before training they01:24:17
tune in listening to Ukrainian songs01:24:19
hockey players of the national team of Ukraine01:24:21
came to neighboring Hungary to spend01:24:24
match against the local team as part of01:24:26
preparations for the World Cup01:24:29
best motivation for all of us01:24:31
present our country from the best side01:24:34
and simply as a human being and then in01:24:38
hockey01:24:39
more than a year national hockey players01:24:42
Ukrainian national team trains in difficult01:24:43
primarily psychological conditions01:24:46
it was pretty hard because01:24:49
sometimes the training lasted about 6 hours01:24:52
We started training and got involved01:24:55
sirens we left the ice sat in the basement01:24:58
about 2-3 hours and then returned to01:25:02
ice01:25:03
constant air raid alerts are worth01:25:05
add internal alarms01:25:07
worries for loved ones and all people01:25:09
Every day in danger from01:25:12
Russian invasion her video as01:25:15
they started bombing Mariupol and after that I01:25:18
first of all I thought about my friend01:25:20
Vadim who plays in our team I01:25:23
first I wrote to him because he had to01:25:26
was playing in this city Kyiv began01:25:29
writing to him is ok Lyon01:25:31
24-year-old Igor Merezhko played for01:25:34
Russian club from Tyumen when they found out01:25:36
what's going on I understand to stay in Russia01:25:38
hockey player can no longer Signed01:25:41
contract with the Danish club for now01:25:44
impossible, I can't even imagine how01:25:46
you can be on the same ice with them01:25:48
you understand because in Ukraine now01:25:51
just cities people families just01:25:54
completely destroyed in Ukraine destroyed01:25:57
many skating rinks and ice arenas01:25:59
the existence of hockey is under threat due to01:26:01
Russian aggression01:26:03
many hockey schools were destroyed01:26:05
many young players with families01:26:07
moved to Europe and also to Kyiv and01:26:11
stayed there to play hockey and it's not01:26:13
final the war is not over yet some01:26:17
players went into the army, many suffered01:26:19
morally 22-year-old Gleb crooked Shapkin01:26:22
plays for the Ukrainian team Khkremenchug01:26:25
he was born and raised in severely destroyed01:26:27
Russian missile strikes in Kharkov01:26:29
his parents still live there01:26:32
Krivoshapkin worked in the USA but now not01:26:34
wants to play abroad while the War is going on01:26:37
I won't leave the country, I can leave for01:26:40
games like this with the national team or something like that01:26:42
training camps or World Cup games for sure But I01:26:46
I'll be back01:26:48
despite everything, Ukrainian athletes01:26:50
are preparing to represent their country at01:26:53
world championship01:26:54
Maybe it's strange that someone is at war?01:26:57
someone just plays hockey and that's it01:26:59
we understand that we must01:27:01
keep moving we have to play01:27:04
hockey we must show the whole world that01:27:07
alive01:27:22
and we’ll talk about sports during the war01:27:25
further Zakharova appeared on our air01:27:27
Olympic champion in sports01:27:29
gymnastics Stella Georgievna Glad to see you01:27:31
see the greeting Hello this is01:27:33
mutually01:27:34
yes, but at the beginning of our conversation I wanted01:27:39
I would like to name some scary numbers01:27:42
262 athletes01:27:45
Russia has already killed Ukrainian athletes01:27:49
363 sports facilities in Ukraine01:27:52
destroyed01:27:55
and many losses to us at the moment01:27:57
it is still unknown how many more athletes01:28:00
one can only imagine due to injury01:28:02
wounded will no longer be able to perform on01:28:05
competitions01:28:06
we can't imagine how you became01:28:09
Georgievna are currently assessing01:28:12
scale of the disaster scale of losses for01:28:16
Ukrainian sports01:28:27
which could bring01:28:45
Yes and01:28:47
the pain that breaks your heart01:28:50
incomprehensible and impossible to imagine how01:28:54
after such an athlete from Russia01:28:56
Belarus, albeit under a neutral flag01:28:58
can01:29:00
take part in the Olympics and01:29:03
compete with other athletes01:29:07
Ukrainian athletes know that01:29:09
our guys and you became Georgievna in that01:29:12
number recorded01:29:14
video message to the head of the International01:29:16
Olympic Committee to Thomas Bach01:29:18
Let's look at this appeal now01:29:22
we are athletes of Ukraine01:29:25
Olympic International Committee01:29:27
Tom Subahu01:29:30
there are no compromises and there cannot be01:29:33
only strict measures and only complete01:29:36
insulation01:29:42
athlete in the Olympic Games for 24 years01:29:45
from Russia and Belarus01:29:50
I want to contact01:29:52
regarding Russian athletes and01:29:56
Belarusians to prevent them01:29:59
international arena so that they are nowhere01:30:02
received this personal request from01:30:04
Veterans01:30:08
and Oksana battle01:30:10
Olympic champion01:30:13
champion of Ukraine01:30:15
199401:30:19
Thomas is now walking wide open01:30:25
large scale war which we are not01:30:30
Ukrainians started01:30:32
help us I'm Roman Zozulya football player01:30:36
volunteer founder of the People's Army Foundation01:30:39
Since I was 14 I understand what war is01:30:42
therefore from the entire football community01:30:44
I want to contact the International01:30:46
Olympic Committee demanding not01:30:48
allow Russian and Belarusian01:30:50
athletes for the 2024 Olympics also at01:30:54
all international competitions do not be01:30:56
involved in the genocide of the Ukrainian people and01:30:58
Ukrainian01:31:03
sportsmanship about your decision01:31:05
I urge you to reconsider your decision01:31:08
from the admission of Russian and Belarusian01:31:10
athletes to participate in international01:31:12
Olympic competitions01:31:20
2024 year of athletes from Russia01:31:25
around the world Solidarity and support01:31:27
Ukraine, which is struggling with all its might for01:31:29
your future and independence01:31:32
but we all know in Ukraine we understand01:31:34
it still seemed different clap Of course we all01:31:37
in Ukraine we understand what our people said01:31:39
guys are athletes but first of all we01:31:42
now Contact us and01:31:45
to Russian-speaking citizens around the world01:31:48
watched in more than 60 countries and can01:31:50
maybe someone doesn't understand why it's necessary01:31:52
isolate Russian Belarusian sports01:31:54
here are the answers to why there are no compromises01:31:59
maybe we only want complete isolation01:32:02
repeat this again01:32:05
How do you think Georgievna became these01:32:07
demands will be heard01:32:10
and you know if we are like this today01:32:12
Ukrainian athletes send messages01:32:15
presenters Have you seen what names of address01:32:17
today our guys who know and01:32:21
the stars are valued and respected by the whole world01:32:25
world football these are world stars01:32:27
gymnastics are the stars of the world figure01:32:31
skating is an Olympic champion and this01:32:33
pain is the soul that we are today01:32:36
we send Thomasukha so that he can us01:32:39
heard and For us it is very important we01:32:43
Today we understand that international01:32:45
the Olympic committee withdrew itself01:32:48
responsibilities all and how all these01:32:52
transferred responsibilities to international ones01:32:55
Federation just like our minister01:32:59
Today sports hums all responsibilities01:33:02
filmed himself and transferred it to our national01:33:06
Federation for not answering but01:33:08
in all international situations today01:33:10
there are Russian representatives who01:33:14
lobby interests01:33:18
Russian speakers01:33:20
Russians and Belarusians so that they01:33:23
competed at international competitions01:33:25
and the Olympic Games so really today01:33:28
when our athletes die at the beginning01:33:31
We said this when our people die01:33:34
citizens, we are athletes of Ukraine, we must01:33:38
without fail without a fight give up and give them01:33:41
opportunity to perform This is wrong01:33:43
where is the position of the Minister of Sports today?01:33:46
Gutsaita for some reason he became an ostrich pose01:33:49
you know he buried his head in the sand and doesn’t want to01:33:52
see and hear how we fight today01:33:55
the president of the country supports today01:33:58
thousands Millions of people around the world us01:34:03
support and shout that we are not01:34:05
can we allow this to happen? Is it really today?01:34:08
so cold-blooded, we need to let this go01:34:11
Federation and We Ukrainians must sit and01:34:17
watch them win medals and01:34:19
let them into the Olympic Games Russians and01:34:23
Belarusian athletes Where is it?01:34:25
justice has become Georgiy, she is very01:34:27
rightly noted that this is not easy01:34:28
yes, the guys from the yard are playing football there and01:34:31
recorded the appeal, it's real01:34:32
Legend is legendary Our athletes01:34:35
whom the whole world knows who have seen them01:34:38
on pedestals01:34:41
who won and when it sounded01:34:43
the Ukrainian anthem rose ours01:34:46
national flag and now these worldwide01:34:49
famous titled athletes01:34:50
actually write down this appeal and01:34:52
this is not the first time I want this relationship01:34:55
remind me a few months ago01:34:57
Our athletes have already sent a letter to01:35:00
to that tooth and then01:35:01
it seems to me very accurate, or rather not01:35:04
you say our legendary spoke01:35:06
boxer Vladimir Klitschko also recorded01:35:09
video I will quote what he said then01:35:12
Russians are Olympic champions in01:35:15
crimes against civilians01:35:18
them a gold medal for the deportation of children and01:35:21
rape of women that's what he said01:35:24
then Wladimir Klitschko but unfortunately01:35:26
again for some reason this question was asked before01:35:30
the end is not resolved again Ours01:35:32
athletes record a video message01:35:35
again01:35:36
I was amazed just now at the recent01:35:39
performs in tennis tournaments in the States01:35:42
Russian tennis player on neutral01:35:44
flag and we know that just on01:35:46
tennis tournaments used to be And this01:35:48
there's some killer symbolism there01:35:50
appeared for this and in01:35:54
incomprehensibly I hope that now01:35:57
we will be heard because this one01:36:01
this sports front is also very good01:36:04
not just too, but this is very mega01:36:06
this is important01:36:08
here you can't lose exactly the same01:36:12
we need today and we must01:36:14
today shout as much as possible if01:36:17
Thomas bar can't hear us today01:36:19
pushed it all to the International01:36:22
Federation to remove yourself01:36:23
responsibility means he must go to01:36:26
resignation And don’t accept it if you don’t want to01:36:28
make tough decisions when they see01:36:31
that how we address them01:36:33
Ukrainian athletes and world stars and01:36:37
I think I also want to add that01:36:39
today the Minister of Sports should more01:36:41
they also push the tough position onto01:36:44
National Federation which then01:36:46
if they perform01:36:48
qualifying competitions and01:36:49
licensed for the Olympic Games There will be01:36:51
it is up to them to decide the national statuses.01:36:54
wrong hear us again to you01:36:57
We contact you Thank you I am sure this01:37:01
the call will definitely be heard because01:37:04
that otherwise there can be no fair sport01:37:08
sport will definitely win After all, it is on01:37:11
this is the basis of everything01:37:12
olympic movement01:37:14
thank you thank you became Georgievna became01:37:17
Zakharova was on our air as an Olympic01:37:19
artistic gymnastics champion01:37:20
Thank you01:37:24
95 percent of elite Russian fighters01:37:27
troops died in Ukraine writes about this01:37:29
The Wall Street Journal citing01:37:31
Pentagon data due01:37:33
use of special forces for the first time in the first01:37:35
months of invasion as simple infantry01:37:38
the elite units turned out to be literally01:37:40
gutted to prepare such01:37:42
specialists need at least 4 years of experience and01:37:45
catastrophic losses of Putin's army01:37:47
more On our air01:37:52
no exact data How much01:37:55
special forces soldiers were killed or wounded on01:37:58
war in Ukraine However, the figures are for01:38:01
one unit 346 separate01:38:04
protect GRU special forces US analysts01:38:07
indicate that she lost almost everything01:38:09
of the composition sent to Ukraine 90001:38:13
There are only 125 people left in the ranks01:38:17
just walked into the city and started leading01:38:18
open battle and they were killed in a big01:38:21
quantity to use GRU special forces01:38:23
like assault infantry Well, this is necessary01:38:26
to have is not to say not to have high01:38:28
no intelligence at all01:38:30
should not be in people's heads For this01:38:33
to do this As a result, Russia lost01:38:35
a huge number of their most01:38:36
experts explain trained soldiers01:38:39
such Kremlin tactics are extremely01:38:41
ineffectiveness of motorized rifle01:38:43
divisions That's why01:38:45
the command decided to rush to the front01:38:47
special forces air and sea paratroopers01:38:50
whose task is usually to participate01:38:52
special operations attempt to land in01:38:55
Anton airport in Gostomel with the purpose01:38:57
the subsequent capture of Kyiv is still possible01:39:00
experts believe it to be a special operation01:39:02
However, in the Southern and Eastern sections01:39:05
front's best units died on01:39:08
advanced01:39:10
this influenced the entire further course01:39:12
February war died under coal01:39:14
commanders of the fourteenth special forces brigade01:39:17
Colonel Sergei Polyakov is another one01:39:20
illustration of the problems with which01:39:22
the Russian army faces if so01:39:25
a high-ranking commander is on01:39:27
advanced something seems to be going wrong either01:39:30
this unit is too big01:39:33
losses or they have to do what01:39:36
they shouldn't have to do01:39:38
and if you count the total human01:39:41
losses of Russians is a difficult task01:39:44
that number lost in technical battles is exactly01:39:46
exceeded 10 thousand trajectory units01:39:50
names only those losses that01:39:51
documented with photographs01:39:54
or videotaping, experts say that01:39:57
Almost 6.5 thousand were irretrievably destroyed01:40:01
Three hundred units of equipment were damaged01:40:03
abandoned 400 captured by defense forces01:40:06
Ukraine almost 3.000 Russian Federation01:40:10
has suffered the biggest losses so far01:40:13
losses in your history are not in history01:40:16
of course the Russian Empire of the Soviet01:40:18
Union but in the history of the Russian Federation01:40:20
so considering the wars in Chechnya to be the main ones01:40:24
failed companies of Putin's01:40:26
Experts believe there are nine generals01:40:28
mindless attempts to cross01:40:30
Seversky River Donetsk in May 2022 then01:40:34
Russia lost about 80 units01:40:36
armored vehicles and more than 400 people except01:40:39
lost almost 100 tanks in 10001:40:42
hours during Ukrainian01:40:43
counteroffensive near Kharkov in01:40:45
September and even February 202301:40:48
the command has not become more thoughtful01:40:51
under pressure the occupiers were defeated01:40:54
in minefields thanks to work01:40:56
then they lost artillery in 3 days01:40:59
more than 100 units of equipment and two elite01:41:02
Marine brigades01:41:06
and now joins our broadcast01:41:08
military expert of the Ukrainian institute01:41:10
future Ivan Stupak Ivan Hello01:41:13
glad to see you Hello What01:41:16
invited to rejoice with you Yes, and on01:41:18
Today the losses of Russians are already more than 18001:41:21
thousand According to the General Staff01:41:23
American outlet provided statistics01:41:25
how much Russia lost special forces Grove We01:41:28
just watched a story about this01:41:29
I'm interested in your opinion. How would you rate everything?01:41:32
these losses of professional and powerful01:41:34
fighters how significant they are01:41:36
losses of the Russian Federation01:41:38
listen well, these are these01:41:41
special forces Yes, especially the Main Directorate01:41:44
General Staff RU former this is really this01:41:48
their irreparable losses there need to be years01:41:51
you can't make up for 5 Why Because it01:41:54
people are such a piece goods01:41:57
they cook so carefully for a long time because01:42:00
for example, they love Soviet01:42:04
Union to take there is the best Yes, here it is01:42:07
we have the best education there01:42:10
training was Yes in the Soviet Union there01:42:12
these pear scouts were the most01:42:14
the best preparation Yes there was some01:42:17
heritage in the Russian Federation that is01:42:19
what they were cool at These people are talking01:42:23
in the past they were prepared as deep01:42:27
reconnaissance, that is, they could throw01:42:29
it doesn’t matter how deep into the territory it is01:42:33
Ukraine of some other country up to 500 km01:42:36
That is, just imagine01:42:37
a second up to 500 kilometers they01:42:40
abandoned, what kind of training do they have? Yes01:42:42
besides the fact that they can shoot from01:42:44
any type of weapon to ride on any01:42:46
they must still possess military technology01:42:50
good very good intellectual01:42:52
potential they must speak competently01:42:55
beautiful Well how beautiful it's normal01:42:57
express your speech qualitatively01:42:59
in that language in that adverb where are they01:43:02
are planned for delivery, I'll remind you This01:43:05
class the third example when in my opinion it is01:43:08
there was Gaston or These are the first days of the War01:43:11
when the fire spotters were detained and01:43:13
Our police officers detained us nearby01:43:15
the person who was sitting in the car and when01:43:17
started communicating with her, he spoke in01:43:19
broken Ukrainian language but there in one01:43:21
in one place it broke and01:43:23
said he was there01:43:25
he's a freak I'm a freak and there's a freak here01:43:31
aroused our great suspicions01:43:33
the police detained him, that is01:43:35
this is a classic example okay01:43:36
trained intelligence officer01:43:39
which can mimic its surroundings01:43:41
territory the situation there the locals cannot01:43:45
it will take a long time to figure it out These people They01:43:48
they are simply erased like an infantry unit01:43:51
were also used to replenish01:43:53
the losses there really must take years01:43:55
pass Ivan Well, if there’s still one like that01:43:58
to summarize yes We remember that before01:44:01
the February 24th invasion at our borders01:44:04
was concentrated to about 50 thousand01:44:06
the Russian military were prepared for this01:44:09
people, some of them were already in combat01:44:11
experience professionals How much How are you01:44:14
Do you think any of those troops are left now?01:44:16
Whom does the Kremlin protect from this number?01:44:19
does not throw at meat assaults and still needs01:44:23
take into account that today it is essentially even01:44:25
year since the Russian Federation began01:44:28
big offensive on Donbass on April 1801:44:31
the great battle for Donbass last year01:44:33
nothing here What do you think How much01:44:35
left01:44:36
difficult to count difficult to say the number01:44:39
because we don't have a clear understanding and01:44:42
Russian Federation no statistics01:44:44
we can only lead mediocrely but01:44:46
if Western analytics says that01:44:49
90 percent01:44:51
Russian special forces were destroyed then01:44:54
is give so let's take this as a constant01:44:56
the number now of these people continues01:44:58
take care but somewhere they take care and somewhere01:45:01
some directions for example01:45:04
in the Bakhmut direction we see the opposite01:45:06
More and more paratroopers began to be abandoned01:45:09
To storm the city That is, even Their task01:45:14
there was some wait until there partially01:45:17
mobilized until the Wagnerites open01:45:20
Yes, there they will open our defenses and then01:45:22
the gap formed will get caught there01:45:24
paratroopers will already be clearing01:45:26
but we see how the concept has changed and01:45:30
now the paratroopers are together with the Wagners01:45:31
I participate in hostilities it says01:45:33
most likely that the Kremlin has deadlines01:45:36
they are burning, that is, there is great impatience01:45:39
impatient Yes, this needs to be given urgently01:45:42
show the result urgently and therefore01:45:44
ready to throw anything to the slaughter01:45:48
number of military special forces01:45:51
professionals will get results soon01:45:53
and if we talk about those already mobilized01:45:56
seven months have almost passed since01:45:57
the moment Putin announced01:45:59
we saw partial mobilization in Russia01:46:01
then the example is that in September literally01:46:04
four days after people01:46:06
subpoenas were issued Some of them01:46:09
we found ourselves at the front we understand01:46:11
that it was certainly possible01:46:13
the phenomenon is not so widespread but already 701:46:17
months have passed now What do you think01:46:19
these mobilized passed the necessary01:46:22
How many of them may have already been prepared?01:46:25
deployed on the front line01:46:27
directly at combat points, who cares01:46:30
lucky he passed Pay attention once01:46:33
Russian Federation announced that01:46:35
in '23 they plan to reach 40001:46:37
thousand people This is most likely what I do01:46:40
the conclusion is that the first wave of mobilization is here01:46:43
these people are nearing completion then01:46:46
yes they are erased they are practically erased01:46:47
those losses that are announced are ending01:46:50
our general staff is 180 thousand yes01:46:54
these are just losses that01:46:57
irrevocably That is, it's all dead Yes it is01:46:59
no and don’t forget this number01:47:01
how many people get in? Well, or rather, plus01:47:04
this number prisoners missing01:47:07
mild wounded moderate previously severe01:47:09
wounded, that is, the tank is gaining a lot01:47:12
a significant number of these01:47:13
there are no people, they cannot accept01:47:16
participation in hostilities therefore their01:47:18
urgently needs to be replaced Apparently very01:47:20
a small number of people remained01:47:21
from the first wave now they are01:47:23
continue to die just to be erased there01:47:26
to be destroyed precisely on the Bakhmud I in01:47:29
children's direction Because these two01:47:31
directions are determined by the Russian01:47:33
command as super-promising01:47:35
because they have already been invested in01:47:37
so much effort so much money so much01:47:39
there is so much time for technology that there is no longer any01:47:42
opportunities there to remove them, say here01:47:45
nothing worked, let's go to something else01:47:46
the direction that is, they see01:47:48
fixated on these two main ones01:47:50
directions Well, how does the Kremlin invest01:47:53
a huge amount of funds01:47:55
propaganda videos propaganda01:47:57
The media once again allegedly accompanied Putin to01:48:01
allegedly temporarily occupied01:48:02
in the territories of Ukraine everything was presented like this01:48:04
as if Putin visited Kherson01:48:06
Lugansk regions today literally01:48:08
we spoke with a representative before you01:48:11
Operational Command South told us01:48:13
that Putin's presence is in the achievement zone01:48:16
with our weapons it’s simply impossible01:48:19
talk about the banks of the Dnieper01:48:21
right or left is possible and Sitting in Russia01:48:23
the Dnieper also flows there, but Ivan What01:48:26
can you tell me about the frequency of occurrence of such01:48:28
videos in general on the network 8.5 years old01:48:32
Putin was nowhere to be found earlier01:48:35
occupied territories except Crimea01:48:36
here Over the past month and a half he01:48:39
allegedly already visited Lugansk in01:48:41
Donetsk regions and Kherson why01:48:43
issued with such frequency these01:48:46
shooting01:48:48
I will say very much01:48:51
Well, this is this, this is all, this is all01:48:53
demonstration event demonstration01:48:55
performances are all a circus It's honestly a circus01:48:57
Yes when they say before gold or01:48:59
fools, this video is also gold for01:49:01
idiots, let me explain my point01:49:04
Putin defiantly showed up at01:49:08
territory of Ukraine temporarily01:49:10
occupied region defiantly01:49:11
go by helicopter Talked to the military01:49:14
there the legal headquarters meeting was held by sapota01:49:17
there was a video sequence where he walks through the territory01:49:20
you can see the ammunition there, the helicopters are standing there01:49:22
the planes are standing i.e. everything was done01:49:26
so that our side Ukraine01:49:29
was able to quickly geolocate the place01:49:33
where is it all located I think it is01:49:35
bait That is, this is all bait for01:49:38
our political leadership for01:49:40
military leadership01:49:42
everything is just demonstratively shown01:49:44
secondly, let us immediately remember two such01:49:48
probably plow videos The first one is01:49:50
when not so when the day before yesterday Putin was01:49:53
at the solemn service Yes there01:49:55
Easter ceremony he stood so01:49:58
even the mayor of Moscow Sergei is far from people01:50:02
Sobyanin stood, in my opinion, two meters from01:50:04
They didn’t let anyone come closer to Putin01:50:07
since yes we understand how he feels about01:50:09
those around him the second moment Putin was in Pri01:50:14
appearance there were presentations of credentials01:50:16
frame that ambassadors he refused even with them01:50:18
shake hands because01:50:20
quarantine restriction I can't do anything01:50:22
do it and quickly ran away there01:50:24
somewhere in the distant peace of the Kremlin That is, he01:50:27
doesn't even let people near him01:50:29
meetings there Shoigu Gerasim with Lavrov01:50:33
he sits at least meters away01:50:35
six seven here he is surrounded by people in01:50:39
to a crowd of people I will sincerely say I don’t like01:50:42
such conspiracy theories but I'm sure it's01:50:44
it's not Putin one hundred percent01:50:47
. Ivan, by the way, we are showing this now01:50:49
also the footage here noticed that01:50:52
in the footage that is now visible behind01:50:55
People in particular pass by Putin01:50:59
there is some man in a military uniform01:51:02
the most important thing is what you think too01:51:05
Is it possible or not that behind your back01:51:08
first person nuclear power someone01:51:11
walked like this calmly01:51:14
one hundred percent No, of course, listen01:51:16
you can look at it there for example01:51:20
how he appears there in the Kremlin01:51:22
surrounded by a crowd of people just security01:51:24
security right now is this moment, that is, you01:51:27
correctly noticed This man is there with01:51:29
from a security point of view, he could not01:51:31
they know that they can use a brick to crush him with a stranglehold01:51:34
Hitting him with a brick is a violation there01:51:37
all safety standards are just that01:51:39
times it says that this is all a production01:51:41
but never sits close to his01:51:44
never surrounded by Well look there01:51:46
old chronicle so old weekly01:51:49
two weeks ago And here01:51:51
he is in a helicopter in the occupied01:51:53
territories and Ukrainian Partisans01:51:55
which have so many stingers on their hands like01:51:57
he wasn't scared there, that is,01:51:59
more Tribute is cosplay for Zelenskoe already01:52:04
said this is visible in the Kremlin already this01:52:07
an urgent question How much can Zelensky01:52:09
So I came to Kherson immediately after01:52:12
liberation and Kharkov region in01:52:14
Bakhmut came under fire, but ours didn’t01:52:17
let's take a shot like this, here it is01:52:19
arrived, that is, once again I’m sure that01:52:21
this is the first one it's fake it's not real01:52:24
second, it was all done so that01:52:26
convince us and show this location01:52:29
for the opportunity to hyalocize this01:52:31
bait most likely there are some01:52:33
imaginary goals in the hope that we will01:52:36
it's all just a distraction01:52:38
attention to our We have photos01:52:40
which you probably also prepared01:52:43
about Putin in the temple Let's them01:52:46
Let's see You'll probably add this01:52:47
distance01:52:49
specially made to show on which01:52:52
distance Putin is from the01:52:54
his closest ally is the mayor01:52:58
Moscow Sobyanin Pay attention to no one01:53:00
there is no other, not Medvedev, not Patrushev01:53:02
I don’t know any oligarchs there, it’s the mayor01:53:05
Moscow is located at a distance from the growth of this01:53:09
decided to add to01:53:11
in the Internet01:53:14
there is no clear figure. So which way to go?01:53:16
Sobyanin's height official height 17701:53:19
Putin's centimeters can be seen01:53:21
25 meters so carefully say he01:53:24
Shorter, that is, and there was also01:53:27
general shot if you can show how01:53:30
Putin is far from the nearest01:53:32
environment in general But this is security01:53:35
Patriarch Kirill I just say how many 901:53:38
the man counted his guards who were clearly01:53:40
visible who is there in the depths it is still difficult there01:53:43
say Yes, well, I understand that people are all01:53:49
those who were in the temple also passed01:53:51
certain checks even if it is the king01:53:55
not real01:53:56
No, well, in the temple, I think I was01:53:58
real Judging by how far away he is01:54:00
stood from everyone I'm sure it was01:54:02
real and he became very religious01:54:04
very pious because of his age01:54:07
already so serious he asks God01:54:10
please extend me a little more01:54:12
being here on earth is why01:54:15
there was a lot of security even if we were in01:54:18
let's touch on this topic. I even saw it on01:54:20
through the eyes of individual church ministers01:54:22
that they are not busy with these procedures Yes01:54:27
there's a crocodile they're waving, that is01:54:29
I see these chants in my eyes01:54:31
that constantly monitors the situation01:54:33
there is a shifting gaze, he does not look at01:54:35
one point for example or not busy01:54:37
run around with some kind of procedure01:54:39
according to people, that is, I am more than sure that01:54:41
these are just FSP guys in a cassock, yes you are01:54:45
you know you said about icons and Putin01:54:47
very good today also on our air01:54:49
expressed the speaker of the operational01:54:51
command south Natalya Gumenyuk She01:54:53
said that not a single icon will forgive01:54:55
Putin01:54:56
the behavior of his actions and everything he needs01:54:59
It's better to have an arrest warrant in your hands01:55:02
international criminal court alone icons01:55:05
million percent Yes Ivan and also you01:55:08
have already mentioned the hot spots of our01:55:10
front the day before the head of the Ukrainian01:55:12
intelligence Kirill Budanov said that01:55:13
Russia's great winter offensive was01:55:15
failed We remember that it was supposed to01:55:18
be completed on March 31st with release on01:55:21
Administrator of the Lugansk Donetsk border01:55:22
areas are currently experiencing active hostilities01:55:24
walk around three small settlements01:55:26
bakhmut points Marinka f9 In addition01:55:29
Budanov added that Russia has moved to01:55:31
strategic defensive operation01:55:33
their task is to hold our captured01:55:37
territory, disrupting our offensive01:55:39
operation to free them, tell everything01:55:42
these defensive lines of Russia01:55:44
70-kilometer trenches that are not dug01:55:46
how hard is it to knock an enemy out of there?01:55:49
now from these01:55:50
from a technical point of view indeed01:55:52
it's hard because the cops are long01:55:54
a huge number of minefields in Ukraine01:55:56
generally became one of the world leaders01:55:59
unfortunately this list is booby-trapped01:56:01
territory on there pollution in the form there01:56:06
various explosive devices have not developed01:56:08
rockets, shells, ammunition there, that is01:56:10
this is a terrible thing01:56:11
really getting ready to dig01:56:14
the trenches of the pillbox with new ones are being dug in01:56:18
fields again trenches there are 3-4 lines of defense01:56:20
but I will remind you of this historical example01:56:23
that in 1944 Hitler Germany for sure01:56:25
also made the Western Wall huge01:56:28
number of engineering fortifications01:56:30
structures in order to01:56:33
prevent an Allied breakthrough01:56:36
their landings on French territory they01:56:39
unity We didn’t know where exactly it would be01:56:41
landing is the same thing here01:56:43
is happening beautifully Russian01:56:45
The Federation understands that there will be an assault to01:56:48
counteroffensive But where in what01:56:50
direction and when by what forces01:56:53
they don’t know how many of these directions there will be01:56:55
no one is even in heat from01:56:58
The United States is not given at all01:57:01
understanding the idea of what01:57:03
there will be a Ukrainian counter-offensive Yes01:57:05
It’s definitely better to remain silent01:57:08
Information Silence will help us01:57:11
Ivan we can’t help but discuss the topic of01:57:14
atrocities of the Wagnerites the day before thanks to01:57:16
Gulag Gunnet project and human rights activist01:57:19
Vladimir Osechkina became aware of the01:57:21
how they behave in hell on the front line01:57:24
they shoot our civilians01:57:26
they are killing our Ukrainian children and women01:57:29
pensioners01:57:31
what do you say about the appearance of these videos and01:57:35
about these confessions01:57:37
again without conspiracy theories my personal01:57:40
the belief that these are all the videos01:57:42
which appeared the video appeared01:57:44
Consciousness it all fits into01:57:47
concept of confrontation between individual towers01:57:51
Kremlin or Kremlin towers or Lubyanka01:57:53
directly with Evgeniy01:57:56
personality Because01:57:58
these people01:58:00
registered appeal appeal01:58:02
told about their atrocities What's up01:58:04
killed there, shot in the head01:58:07
I have test questions, what are they?01:58:09
they count, they said that is01:58:11
accordingly, in this way they01:58:13
literally signed death warrants01:58:15
there in a week they can be slaughtered at home01:58:18
there, the militants nail the same thing with a sledgehammer01:58:21
conducting Prigozhin on the territory01:58:23
Russian Federation01:58:24
if this happened then most likely I01:58:27
I'm more than sure these people have01:58:29
guarantees of safety from people in uniform01:58:34
most likely which you guaranteed01:58:36
you say this, this, this, or01:58:39
you confess, you tell, and we tell you01:58:40
We guarantee that no one will touch you from01:58:44
words at all in addition01:58:47
there was indeed opposition from the parishioner01:58:48
a large company is deployed on it01:58:51
remember there were several discredits01:58:54
video And appear periodically01:58:56
are recorded by Russian criminals01:58:58
authorities, where is the figure of Evgeniy himself?01:59:01
Prigozhin is subject to doubt There01:59:03
talks about some intimate01:59:05
relationships while in prison01:59:07
there same-sex relationships and so on and01:59:10
so on That is, I see more like01:59:12
here's a big structure01:59:16
reset reset by reset Prigogine phenomenon01:59:19
from the powerful Olympus to deprive Evgeniy01:59:22
Prigogine of that political roof which01:59:24
he now has telegarhs there01:59:27
which cover for example mister01:59:29
Kovalchuk or some kind of political01:59:31
Kremlin leaders so as not from him01:59:33
pulled away when they heard hearing such01:59:36
crimes And after that01:59:38
law enforcement and intelligence services of the Russian01:59:40
The Federation will deal with him already Ivan01:59:43
Thank you very much for your comments01:59:45
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Russian Federation adopted a law02:07:47
which provides for the creation of a single02:07:50
the register of persons liable for military service also introduces02:07:52
electronic summons According to the law02:07:55
the old method of delivery will remain02:07:57
paper hangers for personal use02:07:59
painting and also two new ones will be added02:08:01
method through the State Services portal and02:08:04
Let me remind you about multifunctional centers02:08:07
Russian President Putin signed the law02:08:09
who equated the electronic agenda to02:08:12
paper introduced the creation of a register02:08:14
persons liable for military service and closed the borders to02:08:17
draft dodgers02:08:18
arrives02:08:20
largest bank in Cyprus Bank of Cypress02:08:24
started sending notifications to his02:08:26
clients, Russian citizens, that their02:08:28
accounts will be closed writes about this02:08:31
Russian version of Forbes magazine02:08:33
link to the company that provides02:08:35
comprehensive customer services in Cyprus this02:08:38
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The bank informs customers that their accounts02:08:45
will be closed for two months from02:08:48
moment of receiving notification from one of02:08:50
reasons for such actions of the Bank in relation to02:08:52
Russian clients can serve the status02:08:54
tax resident of Russia also02:08:56
the reason for closing the account may be02:08:59
availability of income from under02:09:01
business sanctions in Russia02:09:04
first Russian full-scale02:09:06
invasions by occupying forces02:09:08
Energoatom company suffered significant damage02:09:11
value of destroyed property02:09:13
occupied Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and02:09:15
other facilities of the division02:09:17
energy atom has already reached 32 billion02:09:20
hryvnia, the press service reported this02:09:22
company's final amount of loss and02:09:25
damage caused in Russia will be02:09:27
determined after the de-occupation of Zaporozhye02:09:30
nuclear power plant return control02:09:33
all property is fully checked and02:09:36
nuclear safety inventory02:09:38
we will talk further with our expert in02:09:41
our broadcast Alexey Izhak manager02:09:42
department of the national institute02:09:44
strategic studies Alexey02:09:46
Hello02:09:48
So 32 billion losses for the time being02:09:52
occupied Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant in02:09:54
as a result of armed aggression Russia02:09:56
a huge amount but I'm sure unfortunately02:10:00
not completely much more alarming02:10:04
failure to comply with safety standards02:10:07
nuclear facility on April 13, I will remind you02:10:10
A gas station exploded near power unit 402:10:12
Fortunately, the Russian mine did not explode02:10:15
damaged important equipment this event02:10:18
the occupiers tried to hide this inspector02:10:20
at the IAEA And yet we know that the perimeter02:10:24
the station is mined the station itself02:10:26
literally turned into a military base02:10:28
stuffed with explosives Alexey How are you02:10:32
evaluate02:10:33
current state of the AP and its02:10:36
safety02:10:38
until it all exploded02:10:41
the situation is more or less stable02:10:44
mostly02:10:45
generators cooling system works02:10:49
plus the Russians showing off their02:10:53
positive attitude They seem to be there02:10:54
even climbed an additional division02:10:57
speakers who can work during02:10:59
increase autonomy for some time02:11:01
cooling systems even if they start02:11:05
decisive events around the station Well02:11:08
when when will happen where02:11:11
occupation of course the big question is how02:11:14
will those Russians who are now02:11:17
representatives of the Rosa control the dances02:11:20
atom and those Russian people on campaigns02:11:24
which station is going there now02:11:27
control and I think now the behavior02:11:31
from the outside is determined by the fact that if they02:11:36
will be allowed02:11:37
this is what02:11:39
what does this explosive point to?02:11:42
generally protected new perimeter02:11:45
Industrial site then I think02:11:48
sanctions against Rosatov will be inevitable02:11:51
and so02:11:52
perhaps this same idea will be conveyed and02:11:55
to the Russian leadership although although02:11:57
not yet visible understanding with02:12:00
on the part of the Russian leadership after all02:12:02
Rosatom management met there02:12:04
met with the general director02:12:06
antenna but nevertheless political02:12:09
The Russian leadership still refuses02:12:11
meet as far as driver to02:12:14
agree on exactly how it will be02:12:16
take place where the occupation remained They02:12:18
so far therefore there are potential risks02:12:21
increase of course due to the fact that02:12:24
these additional ones are being built02:12:26
additional perimeter structures02:12:29
security which which is not02:12:31
are going to be used to02:12:32
Well, hold on to this station and the occupiers02:12:36
digging in And also according to reports02:12:38
Energoatam and the invader are preparing02:12:40
another international crime02:12:41
plans forced evacuation of children02:12:44
from Energodar in the coming days and02:12:47
trying to take the team hostage02:12:49
Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plants due to shortage02:12:51
nuclear industry workers specifically02:12:54
in this object Alexey, it’s all similar02:12:56
to Chernobyl when then we also remember02:13:00
station employees were kept02:13:02
month02:13:04
Well, analogies Of course then there will be everything02:13:09
given by historians I think after all02:13:12
now we can say that02:13:13
a unique situation is created and it is important not02:13:16
then what are the world analogies of course02:13:19
emotionally this is important there are signs02:13:22
what happened at the station was focused in02:13:24
Japan signs that there were02:13:26
In the Chernobyl zone these are the sensations02:13:28
that the risks are very high for02:13:30
physical and safety they are of course02:13:33
there is, but what is being created now is02:13:35
of course a completely unique situation02:13:37
when when the station is captured in02:13:40
as a result of the war and02:13:43
the occupying party is trying to02:13:46
annex02:13:47
that of course there will be lawsuits02:13:52
arbitration awards will be very large02:13:54
consequences for both Russia itself and that02:13:57
Russian company that operates02:14:00
he is there but still02:14:01
it's really being written now02:14:03
on a completely new history of nuclear02:14:06
energy in the world and probably now everything02:14:10
There are still ways out, otherwise there wouldn’t be any02:14:13
there are no negotiations02:14:15
after all, for some Russian subjects02:14:18
get out of this situation with dignity without02:14:21
big losses I mean02:14:23
How do you now evaluate the statement from02:14:26
Japan when the ministers met02:14:27
foreign affairs of the G702:14:30
in particular they agreed02:14:33
push Russia out of the nuclear market02:14:37
fuel02:14:39
Will this be painful for Russia?02:14:43
these will be painful political and02:14:47
economic because Rosatom is02:14:49
probably the last big export02:14:52
a company that was not02:14:55
spoiled by this hybrid war02:14:57
first the Russians burned02:15:02
Rusal and other companies02:15:05
metallurgy burned Gazprom in this war02:15:13
and Excellent delivery ratio02:15:16
supplies of nuclear fuel but now02:15:19
came came came and this is already the first02:15:23
a sign this is not yet a sanctions this is very if with02:15:26
in some way it is very similar to02:15:28
oil price ceiling beating02:15:32
but the ceiling is exactly the same02:15:36
ceiling02:15:38
changes in factors that are now02:15:41
prevent widespread introduction02:15:43
sanctions against the signal, perhaps he still02:15:47
will be avoided again According to my opinion02:15:50
can still avoid sanctions if they02:15:52
will act in order to calmly02:15:55
transfer control02:15:59
our company operating calmly without02:16:02
no explosions no no opposition02:16:05
just calmly convey it and maybe02:16:08
calmly also go out02:16:10
Let's talk about something else02:16:12
Magatars CEO Elgrosse discussed with02:16:15
Turkish Foreign Minister question02:16:17
the importance of protecting the Zaporozhye NPP on the eve02:16:20
he also discussed this issue with the minister02:16:22
Foreign Affairs of Italy at the beginning of the month02:16:25
on the fifth I met with the Russians02:16:27
officials to negotiate02:16:29
ensuring security02:16:31
times of the occupied hare Alexey that02:16:35
you watch these meetings in their order02:16:38
They02:16:40
more indicative02:16:42
imitating some activity or02:16:46
there really is something in them02:16:48
result02:16:50
we don't know the results because because02:16:53
which is very difficult to say what is02:16:55
specific subject about negotiations but02:16:58
it seems to me that each of these meetings02:17:00
you can find some important aspect then02:17:03
what was the meeting you said officials02:17:06
But this is the leadership of Rosatom and02:17:07
Ministry of Energy is02:17:09
energy technical manual02:17:10
management company that can02:17:12
get injured02:17:14
Rosatom, which is now actually02:17:16
implement the operational controller necessary02:17:19
occupied station meeting in Italy02:17:22
I think it has to do with the fact that they are new02:17:24
Italy still has some exits to02:17:26
Russian political leadership Possibly02:17:28
there are people there Well maybe if he02:17:31
met the slope in general everything was02:17:32
understandable But so to speak what is available in02:17:35
I mean I'm just here I'm not quite sure02:17:37
I think it's about a political connection02:17:39
it is most active in Turkey02:17:42
Rosatom projects which are now02:17:44
carry out02:17:47
nuclear power plant Wil and here it is02:17:49
I think it’s either in April or in May02:17:52
delivery should begin02:17:54
first batch of Russian nuclear02:17:57
fuel produced by Rosatom, it must02:17:59
arrive there and maybe it’s being discussed02:18:01
this question: What will Türkiye be like?02:18:04
Let's see if they start against Rosatom02:18:06
the introduction of sanctions and how this will affect02:18:08
for the interests of Turkey that's why all this02:18:11
very important meetings with02:18:14
technical feasibility point of view02:18:16
pressure on the nuclear industry in Russia I02:18:20
I think this is all important but what exactly02:18:22
is being discussed in the future I think02:18:25
still being discussed02:18:27
probability parameters for imposing sanctions02:18:30
against Rosatom if this has to be done02:18:32
So about another important meeting and02:18:36
negotiations Mister Defense of China and Shangfu02:18:38
met with the President in Moscow02:18:39
Putin02:18:41
he stated that the relations between Russia and China02:18:44
is developing well in all areas02:18:47
including through departments in their02:18:51
China's defense minister said that02:18:54
the relationship between the two countries is now superior02:18:56
military-political alliances of the Cold War02:19:00
what kind of meeting was that?02:19:03
many are watching these with alarm02:19:07
contacts between Beijing and Moscow02:19:10
Jinping visited after him came02:19:13
this Minister of Defense is his first02:19:15
foreign visits just like that02:19:17
by chance to Putin in Moscow quite02:19:20
a long visit by the way No02:19:22
just seeing each other and there for a few days02:19:24
everyone is afraid that Beijing really won't02:19:27
began to help with weapons02:19:31
your your video02:19:58
first second what is this talk about02:20:02
A union superior to what was in02:20:05
the cold war is just an indication of02:20:06
that this is not at all about immediate02:20:09
arms supplies According to Chinese02:20:11
theories02:20:13
there are some relationships that are not02:20:15
are military alliances they are more02:20:17
perfect more promising here02:20:19
China talks about this. This means that02:20:22
this is not a military alliance and supplies02:20:25
weapons does not have cash Which is not02:20:27
coming Well, the third one is a misunderstanding02:20:31
both about and about nuclear weapons02:20:34
Belarus immediately after the visit and02:20:39
in general, if you look at what02:20:41
happened just before that02:20:42
visiting Russia first, she was there02:20:45
some meetings and Putin which02:20:47
indicated increased attention02:20:48
the situation in the Far East in these02:20:50
regions that are in Russia Dalniy02:20:52
oriental and increased attention is very02:20:54
there was an active meeting02:20:58
there are a lot of ministers in Uzbekistan02:21:01
foreign affairs gathered02:21:03
region and02:21:05
China and Russia and there in particular02:21:08
discussed the problem of Afghanistan in general02:21:11
the problems of Central Asia are that zone02:21:12
where is the relationship between China and Russia in general?02:21:16
then they are more competitive than harmonious02:21:19
so I think overall it was a visit02:21:22
clarification of relations military aspects here02:21:24
clarification of relations How is China with02:21:27
Russia interacts with Central02:21:29
Asia in Afghanistan and the Far East02:21:32
so I think it's rather hanging for02:21:35
solutions to negative aspects than02:21:37
the approach of some02:21:39
agreements, but about weapons I’m still02:21:43
there is no indication that this is what we are talking about02:21:45
of course there are a lot of lethal weapons02:21:48
signs that indirect indirect02:21:51
China's help It takes place but it02:21:54
still not supplies of weapons and unlikely02:21:56
will they02:21:57
and are now actively being developed02:22:02
Everyone is looking forward to the 11th package of sanctions02:22:07
in Ukraine first of all Of course we02:22:11
We've been talking about this for a long time about the need02:22:12
imposing sanctions against Rosatom and now02:22:16
the day before Yesterday literally the government02:22:17
Germany called on the EU to males against02:22:20
nuclear power of the terrorist country02:22:23
Vice Chancellor spoke on this topic02:22:26
Robert Gabek He said that the European Union02:22:29
we need to strengthen our independence from Russia02:22:32
literally he told him he was already far away02:22:34
have made progress in many areas02:22:36
including in the energy sector remained02:22:38
only nuclear sector02:22:41
Tell us we know what at the moment02:22:46
Europe is very firmly bound by contracts02:22:49
individual countries with Rosatom are02:22:53
building a station is storage02:22:57
active waste02:22:59
Germany is talking about this now very much02:23:03
loud Probably because it's turned off02:23:06
turned off the power supply 3 remaining in02:23:09
aside their nuclear power plants02:23:12
will those countries pick up this rhetoric?02:23:15
who are still dependent on Rosatom or02:23:19
they can also02:23:21
rebuild quickly as it was in02:23:23
gas sector and02:23:26
diversify your risks02:23:29
I think they can rebuild02:23:31
fast enough02:23:33
the problem is mainly psychological02:23:37
business is still part of the countries02:23:40
Europeans believe that nuclear02:23:42
energy is quite compatible with ideas02:23:45
green energy green transition but02:23:48
France thinks so of the United02:23:50
the kingdom thinks so, Japan thinks so02:23:51
Well, partly, the United States also believes02:23:53
So this is why02:23:55
on the other hand Germany did this02:23:58
a tough choice immediately after Chernobyl02:24:00
that she will get rid of nuclear power02:24:04
and despite all the energy02:24:08
the fluctuations that were in the world after all02:24:10
Germany are going this is an indicator I think02:24:12
Germany follows the rest of the countries02:24:15
will make it in the end02:24:18
at least regarding sanctions02:24:20
against the growth of the atom I only think02:24:22
that it won’t be in this package after all02:24:24
sanctions against Rosatom Unless02:24:27
something drastic will happen around02:24:29
Zaporozhye nuclear power plant I think02:24:31
these scales are still shaking02:24:35
regarding how it will behave02:24:37
Rosatom in the process of deopation sometimes02:24:41
this makes me think a lot02:24:42
depends on the threat of sanctions which02:24:45
It seems to me that they are becoming more and more ready02:24:49
Now used as a way to lead02:24:51
at least some parts of Russia in02:24:54
feelings at least02:24:56
Russian nuclear industry comes to life02:24:58
and understanding of international02:25:01
responsibility for what they are now02:25:02
What are they doing? Well, in general, I think sanctions02:25:06
they're getting closer they're just talking about02:25:10
that when will the political02:25:12
decision and under what conditions02:25:13
technically it is more and more ready02:25:17
Thank you for this conversation Alexey Zhak was02:25:20
our on-air department head02:25:22
national institute for strategic02:25:23
research all the best02:25:27
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starting an unprovoked war against02:25:41
Ukraine, the Kremlin has brought the world to a dangerous02:25:44
line Now the whole world has seen that Russia02:25:46
does not respect any agreements02:25:49
Serious conversation about this with02:25:51
international experts and politicians02:25:53
public figures the price of this will be02:25:56
so high that we have to talk about it02:25:59
think Let's talk about what02:26:00
happening today on the battlefield in02:26:03
diplomacy in political and02:26:05
geopolitical field What is happening in02:26:07
Ukraine02:26:08
If the world fails Ukraine02:26:11
the end of the democratic era is on the brink02:26:14
every Wednesday at 17:00 Kyiv time02:26:18
time on Freedom TV channel02:26:23
Despite all the obstacles and gloomy02:26:26
scenarios Ukraine Nepal Ukraine is alive and02:26:30
we beat Russia in the battle for minds02:26:33
We have no fear and neither does anyone else in the world.02:26:37
it shouldn't exist and it gives us02:26:40
courage that the world admires02:26:43
Russian Tyranny has lost control of02:26:46
us and will never influence us again02:26:49
Russians may also have a chance in our minds02:26:52
released only when they win02:26:55
The Kremlin in your heads02:26:57
Free your right to choose freedom02:27:01
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denunciations on schedule in Russia have become02:27:14
serial informers appear02:27:17
monitored daily by media publications in02:27:20
Internet and signals about dubious02:27:22
materials from law enforcement agencies02:27:25
they do this for free on call02:27:28
hearts so to speak for the past year were02:27:30
hundreds of thousands of complaints have been filed against02:27:32
unwanted residents of the country who02:27:34
oppose the official regime or02:27:37
support Ukraine02:27:47
It's good for society to write denunciations on02:27:50
so-called distributors of fakes02:27:53
Russian authorities are calling on their02:27:54
citizens from the first days of full-scale02:27:56
invasion of Ukraine according to02:27:58
Roskomnadzor last year was02:28:00
about 300 thousand similar02:28:03
complaints02:28:05
on my tip02:28:20
can also be a reason for denunciation02:28:23
any publication on the Internet02:28:26
Buryatia court fined 54-year-old02:28:28
pensioner Irina Foltz from behind02:28:30
credit to the Russian army Volz02:28:32
spoke critically of the military02:28:34
killing in Ukraine in closed02:28:36
gardening community viber group02:28:42
archaeologist from St. Petersburg Oleg02:28:44
Belousov was given five years in prison02:28:47
He was punished for a post on social networks02:28:49
members of the archaeological community02:28:51
Belousov published these 22 words02:28:56
Putin is the number one traitor who tore02:28:59
country and war criminal and who are they02:29:02
murders started by putler russian speakers02:29:04
the city of Kharkov Mariupol can be demolished02:29:07
in Russia there is already a professional02:29:10
informers woman introducing herself02:29:12
I sent Ksenia Krotova about02:29:15
thousands of notices to law enforcement02:29:17
organs are simply considered02:29:20
this is what she wrote as she claims02:29:23
more than 780 denunciations and how she writes02:29:27
almost everyone who speaks for their daughter02:29:30
says she works in two days02:29:32
two Focus her attention invited to02:29:35
television guests and everyone who performs02:29:37
in the media recognized by Russia and on agents02:29:39
woman writes a detailed report to the police02:29:44
my interest is purely material. The fact is02:29:47
that the Ukrainian authorities from the first days02:29:49
they keep saying that Russia will have to02:29:51
they need to pay Moscow reparations02:29:53
officials will definitely not offend themselves, but with02:29:55
provinces will collect reparations plus02:29:58
how in the 90s they would reduce the power02:30:00
structures this means in my city there will be02:30:02
huge unemployment and its sister02:30:04
crime because among criminals02:30:07
non-working people always prevail plus everyone02:30:10
will rise sharply in price and this means that I02:30:12
will have to work a lot more than02:30:14
eating much worse today02:30:16
people realized that denunciation is a tool02:30:20
And02:30:22
Well, in connection with this, it’s just that02:30:26
is happening now in Russia, it's real02:30:29
wave of repression02:30:31
society Unfortunately this worries02:30:36
decided to get even in Russia with02:30:38
legendary film and theater actress or02:30:40
Akhedzhakova, who performs in02:30:42
Ukraine's support Aheja decided on its roles02:30:45
survived from the Sovremennik Theater In addition02:30:47
criminal charges may be brought against the actress02:30:50
the case was denounced by the 84-year-old star02:30:53
Kremlin henchman Vitaly Borodin02:30:55
who also complained about Alla02:30:58
Pugachev02:31:05
Right02:31:09
it is noteworthy that the author of the claims02:31:11
Borodin wrote a statement to Roskomnadzor02:31:13
and on TV presenter Andrei Norkin that02:31:16
says Excuse me, I'm not very young02:31:18
not very healthy and not very smart02:31:21
woman Liya Khidzhakov This is not a problem02:31:25
I get the impression that you02:31:27
PR a few days ago online02:31:29
information has spread that02:31:31
Russia created the application My denunciation02:31:32
to make it easier for citizens to report02:31:35
special services about other people's misdeeds program02:31:37
turned out to be entertaining but at the same time02:31:39
gained enormous popularity in02:31:42
Internet02:31:45
we will discuss this and other topics right now with02:31:48
former employee of the KGB of the USSR and service02:31:50
foreign intelligence service of the Russian Federation02:31:51
Sergei Zhirnov on our Sergei broadcast02:31:54
Olegovich Hello02:32:01
Why are some individuals very02:32:04
I like doing this they call it02:32:06
this work duty what is the portrait02:32:08
informer02:32:10
up to longer Well, in Russia, first of all, I saw02:32:13
what we've been seeing on networks lately02:32:17
this is that this is not an ideological denunciation02:32:20
there is no ideological lining there02:32:22
this is the first thing or that's how it is aunty02:32:26
just people who make money on02:32:29
in this matter, that is, roughly speaking for him02:32:30
she considers it work, yes02:32:32
This is her job and maybe she02:32:36
equates this work I don't know how02:32:38
how do metro controllers work?02:32:41
on the bus who catch there and that is02:32:45
she thinks it's somehow useful02:32:47
work for society But above all for02:32:50
her main motivation is exclusively hers02:32:53
financial situation is very02:32:56
good02:32:57
a wake-up call for all of us because this is it02:33:01
not at all like some people02:33:03
conviction02:33:05
they used to write to the communist there02:33:07
authorities on enemies of the people This is it02:33:10
secondly, any such war, any02:33:14
special operation they lead to02:33:16
emergence or let's say to growth02:33:19
all the negative things that people have in02:33:22
a person has a huge number of negative02:33:25
negative aspects are usually these negative02:33:28
sides these shortcomings these crimes02:33:31
are reduced by education are reduced02:33:34
civilization and in society where there is02:33:38
Let's just say the rules of decency are indecent02:33:43
inform indecently swear indecently02:33:48
remedy the need where you live Where02:33:52
do you work02:33:53
it's indecent to walk naked down the street here in02:33:57
in a sick society all this ceases02:34:01
they are losing roughly speaking02:34:04
coordinates what's decent what's good what02:34:07
bad and Russia has long been such a country in02:34:11
which has already lost its coordinates and plus in02:34:16
in any society there is simply a mental02:34:18
sick people and either mentally ill02:34:21
people are either just bad people who02:34:24
take advantage of this situation to02:34:26
self-realization is not a problem02:34:30
Russia saw the same thing in Germany02:34:33
Nazis the same thing was visible in02:34:36
France, the same thing happened in any country02:34:38
in America in Switzerland, by the way, denunciations in02:34:41
Switzerland is very popular This is it02:34:44
human nature and all this02:34:48
the negative of human nature, of course it is02:34:50
accentuated when there is02:34:53
social crisis When a country is not02:34:55
normal situation here are all the factors02:34:57
who say that in general here02:35:00
such why don’t they explain it like this02:35:02
Why is this situation with denunciations now?02:35:05
in the Russian Federation Sergey I remember he02:35:07
statement of the same Medvedev, he in his02:35:09
time called on the Russian people to write02:35:11
denunciations to the FSB against enemies of the people who02:35:15
allegedly receive some funds from02:35:18
Ukrainian sources and if02:35:20
talk more about society like this02:35:23
the phenomenon of denunciations they influence society02:35:26
Does it demoralize or silence?02:35:30
Well, first of all, regarding Medvedev02:35:34
who called someone there too02:35:36
symptoms because Medvedev then02:35:39
when he was a young teacher02:35:42
Leningrad University was02:35:44
recruited by Putin as a KGB informer then02:35:48
there is Medvedev worked underground in02:35:51
Leningrad University reported to02:35:53
their students to their colleagues02:35:56
teaching work and02:35:57
service personnel and technical02:36:00
staff of Leningrad University To02:36:01
there is when the informer uh Hmm02:36:04
professional uh who then on this02:36:07
made a career out of his intimacy with02:36:09
Putin's opera worker who is his02:36:11
recruited and also We don’t know what02:36:13
they were there to go what kind of sex they were doing02:36:15
during their secret meetings But this02:36:18
separate separate conversation But when02:36:20
he encourages everyone to convey something in general02:36:22
that's pretty02:36:25
symptomatic on one side and on the other02:36:28
the other hand is quite ironic and02:36:29
funny two Well, Medvedev in general already02:36:31
no one takes it seriously02:36:34
Russian Federation at least for02:36:36
West Unfortunately its alas must people02:36:39
taken seriously because he02:36:41
continues to occupy government02:36:43
positions in the Russian Federation therefore02:36:44
he is perceived as a substitute02:36:47
Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation and02:36:49
First Deputy Military-Industrial02:36:51
commission of the Russian Federation of the former president of the former02:36:53
premiere and so on02:36:56
everything the whole story is caused by this02:36:59
history uh02:37:01
interconnected, that is, society when02:37:03
generates when there is war or when02:37:06
special services Or when such freaks as02:37:08
Medvedev generate denunciation A02:37:11
at the same time denunciation02:37:13
aggravates the crisis in the social country02:37:16
there are people here who are starting02:37:17
convey they are generally losing uh support02:37:21
some kind of thing in your moral02:37:24
values Well, what can I say they don’t have02:37:26
there are no moral values left02:37:29
Let me remind you of the hairdryer that was handy02:37:31
was present in Soviet times during02:37:33
Stalin's gulag and under Stalin's02:37:35
people made denunciations in order to02:37:38
get rich here's a neighbor's apartment02:37:40
room Yes, this is a communal apartment02:37:42
that means I'll report on all my neighbors02:37:44
rooms will become available and I will move in02:37:48
the room of the one who was arrested in my opinion02:37:50
denunciation This is also an opportunity02:37:52
annoy your neighbor and decide something of your own02:37:55
financial problems with your neighbor here you go02:37:58
some person you have is unpleasant02:38:00
let's say there's a colleague who's there02:38:02
more beautiful than you, better than you, smarter than you, stronger02:38:06
you and so on So you inform on him02:38:08
he is sent to prison you occupy him02:38:11
the place and this case is the Russian Federation02:38:14
has been doing this for over a century now02:38:18
she shoots all her best02:38:21
the best remain these informers02:38:24
the worst remain those who02:38:26
without denunciations they cannot establish themselves02:38:30
without denunciations they cannot advance02:38:32
work that cannot do without denunciations02:38:34
become some respected people and now02:38:39
as a result of such negative selection02:38:41
more than a century there, what's it like 120 years already?02:38:44
110 years we receive the Russian Federation02:38:46
Putin's current one Yes Sergei02:38:49
Olegovich, can you also describe the scale02:38:51
that's how closely they're watching now02:38:53
for the Russians What can you about this network02:38:55
observations tell us we know that well02:38:58
the same Yandex that is installed02:38:59
in almost every Russian02:39:01
smartphone is an element of surveillance tool02:39:04
censorship of the Russian information space02:39:08
the scale is large the scale is huge02:39:12
because first of all I’ll remind you of the numbers02:39:16
according to the security staffing then02:39:20
there is a main02:39:22
Ministries that deal with02:39:24
organizing these denunciations and all surveillance02:39:27
this is 20002:39:30
600 thousand operational personnel02:39:32
FSB employees two more than 200 thousand02:39:36
if 150 thousand of them are operatives02:39:39
who are in the field here Imagine everything they have02:39:42
on average, well, let's say 30 agents02:39:45
in touch means 150 thousand for 3002:39:49
that's four and a half million02:39:52
four and a half million informers in02:39:55
Russian Federation for 145 million02:39:58
it turns out that everyone is there02:40:01
Do the math then02:40:04
means 145 million divided by four02:40:08
and a half comes out to about 300 each02:40:11
30002:40:13
Informer But this may not seem like enough02:40:18
because there are 100 people inside there to find out02:40:21
what do they make of a person?02:40:24
apartment building 300 people 75002:40:27
person in one apartment building02:40:29
lives means two snitches one entrance02:40:32
if the big towers are three If you are very02:40:35
large towers and one if in five-story buildings02:40:38
or in a nine-story building This is for you02:40:40
already gives02:40:41
the concept of how this whole thing is developed and02:40:44
a person who is supposed to be a pensioner02:40:47
some unemployed guy who doesn't care02:40:49
do who sits all day and02:40:52
just doing what he watches02:40:54
the neighbors are busy, my grandmother sat downstairs02:40:57
on the bench and looks at who went where02:41:00
how many with whom where and this is all about02:41:04
all plus Besides, certainly in those02:41:07
places that are significant for02:41:10
there are many more donors for the regime02:41:14
there you can because I told you the number02:41:16
on average 30 people each02:41:18
operative but there is an operative02:41:21
which has 50 agents in touch and for this reason02:41:24
about it, let's say in some scientific way02:41:26
institute of military institute of military02:41:29
parts at an institute like MGIMO02:41:31
some Yes there in the device02:41:34
Moscow City Hall, for example, but in02:41:36
there are many significant places there02:41:39
more agents and therefore about Of course02:41:41
this is uh huge huge network plus uh02:41:46
it's all just human resources plus there is02:41:50
computer resources because we02:41:51
now in the third millennium we have02:41:54
Russia doesn't make its own computers, but02:41:56
They make us their surveillance programs uh02:41:58
for dissenters And generally not even02:42:01
dissident02:42:04
Russian Federation02:42:06
were implemented already 30 years ago02:42:09
introduce such a concept as sorb02:42:12
funds for operational measures and02:42:14
the basis of this failure02:42:17
special services and ministries02:42:19
internal affairs received permission to02:42:22
surveillance on video recording on02:42:25
audio recording for the introduction of agents and so on02:42:27
further This whole thing There was only one there at first02:42:30
then 42 now Maybe there are 42502:42:33
uh and in general this is a system of course02:42:37
developed it makes it very easy02:42:40
work for people who watch because02:42:43
catfish is02:42:44
automated tracking systems02:42:46
the same ones Well, by the way, they exist in02:42:49
capitalist countries like02:42:50
United States of America02:42:53
national security it listens02:42:55
everyone and looks after everyone this is for us02:42:57
Snowden told and this one told02:42:59
a boy who was recently taken into custody02:43:02
plums02:43:04
Yeah, yes, and of course this exists in Russia too02:43:08
there is all this automation that allows you not to02:43:11
people to involve and to involve02:43:13
computers that by keywords Yes02:43:16
that's when you say Putin is bully and02:43:20
all sorts of other derivatives from this matter02:43:22
there's a war there banker grandfather yes we saw that02:43:25
Yandex also showed a leak from Yandex02:43:27
this data02:43:28
all all such phrases and also all02:43:31
the rest there is a bomb bandage machine gun02:43:34
terrorist attack organized to blow up kill uh02:43:37
do something there, the whole thing02:43:39
tracked by computers and all that02:43:43
conversations are taken automatically immediately02:43:45
to record and then They join in02:43:48
they are printed and collated by computer02:43:50
in one place and not analyzed from them02:43:52
it's being done now for sure they come in handy02:43:54
began to use both uh and artificial02:43:57
intelligence because this thing which02:43:59
also used in the west I think it's02:44:01
the first thing that the FSB will purchase02:44:04
Because this way there is02:44:06
the opportunity to replace immediately is huge02:44:09
number of operational workers and this02:44:12
works very well except02:44:14
cases when you don't use keys02:44:18
words, that is, these are the real terrorists02:44:21
they have a reference book they compose for themselves02:44:23
such a dictionary where is the bomb? This is a cucumber02:44:26
Yes, there's a terrorist attack, that's going to the movies, that's it02:44:30
so they are just the specialist02:44:32
professionals02:44:35
They just don't fall under these under these02:44:39
approach keyword searches Although02:44:42
then you can use them according to context02:44:45
understand that in general they are leading some kind of02:44:48
some secret conversation02:44:49
ambiguous and so on but this is already02:44:51
much much more complicated that's what I think02:44:54
which of course uh FSB acquired for itself02:44:57
some computer capabilities02:45:00
artificial intelligence and uses02:45:03
there are a lot of them and it is very dangerous because02:45:07
you know they use this by the way02:45:10
why else? Because people who02:45:12
work in the FSB they may be on02:45:15
at some stage do not agree with this02:45:18
there may be present02:45:20
element of dissidence within the FSB people02:45:23
who understand, for example, that Putin's02:45:25
war against Ukraine is wrong02:45:28
war unfair war stupid war02:45:31
without a winning end and now they can02:45:34
start trying something on your own02:45:36
place to do to help02:45:38
people02:45:39
or let's say even if they listen02:45:42
some if they have records there are agents02:45:45
with denunciations they may not give it a go02:45:47
denunciation so here is artificial intelligence02:45:49
He bypasses these these restrictions and all these02:45:54
human conditioned weaknesses02:45:55
operational personnel he can02:45:58
compensate02:45:59
[music]02:46:02
I remember this from this employee02:46:05
engineering service from the FSO FSO which02:46:08
Gleb Karakulov ran, remember he too02:46:11
ran and spoke about Putin's actions02:46:14
how does this Dictator live now?02:46:17
afraid and so on but we also understand02:46:19
that under surveillance is also02:46:22
Russian spies so Norway literally02:46:25
recently declared undesirable persons02:46:27
15 employees of the Russian Embassy02:46:30
Federations in Norway proper which02:46:32
de facto occupied a spy02:46:34
activities Under diplomatic02:46:36
cover statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs then02:46:38
emphasized that intelligence officers02:46:40
who want to come to Norway02:46:42
visas will be issued We remember what this is02:46:45
This is not the first case of expulsion02:46:47
Russian spies because of foreign ones02:46:49
embassies, we also discussed everything02:46:52
same Sergey Olegovich How would you rate such02:46:54
steps how this affects the work of Russian02:46:57
intelligence services, do they feel some kind of suffocation on02:47:00
this moment02:47:03
little residency activity because02:47:06
what really When last year02:47:08
I counted about 500 there02:47:10
Russian spies undercover02:47:13
diplomatic were kicked out of almost 3002:47:18
countries of the world, of course, for each specific02:47:21
the moment when such a person is kicked out02:47:23
it's unpleasant Yes02:47:26
this is disorganizing because the person is already02:47:30
got used to it, the man knows the city, the man02:47:32
knows his agents, man knows people02:47:35
he potentially has some connections02:47:38
official who represent02:47:40
potential interest and if such02:47:43
kick a person out for a while02:47:45
month two three this is work02:47:49
or it will freeze, well then to the same place02:47:52
arrives sends a new operative02:47:55
employee and that's what's interesting about this02:47:58
Norwegian latest statement This is not it02:48:00
what do they do through them if a person is kicked out?02:48:03
what they said that we are now on these02:48:06
We will not agree to accept anyone for positions02:48:09
who we suspect belongs to02:48:11
Russian special services because02:48:13
Now you understand the system is like this When02:48:17
now the world is interconnected and let's02:48:20
all Western or NATO countries02:48:22
for example, they exchange02:48:24
information on suspicions of who is against whom02:48:27
works Where works and so on plus02:48:30
there is a study by such an organization as02:48:32
bellinget which by the way are very02:48:35
effectively created databases02:48:38
effectively carried out the investigation and these02:48:41
investigations took over02:48:42
including intelligence services02:48:44
Western and counterintelligence services and02:48:48
they said that they have it, let's say02:48:50
the little white ones determined that everyone had spies02:48:53
soil they all have passports One for02:48:55
one goes there if there are some series there02:48:57
230 people each with the same02:49:00
series and numbers there each for and therefore02:49:03
it’s clear that if suddenly a spy is replaced02:49:07
Russian who is kicked out of02:49:09
The next Foreign Ministry is coming to Norway02:49:11
Russia submits an application and says that pasta02:49:14
passport number 16 Yes, let's find out02:49:19
that the person who was kicked out from him 1502:49:21
from the man who travels with him, episode 1602:49:24
and with this one with almost the same number02:49:27
the Norwegians said that this is how we are02:49:29
Sergei will no longer accept such people02:49:32
Vladimirovich would like to ask more about02:49:35
one Possibly not a new method of working02:49:36
Russian intelligence services published in this zone so02:49:40
reports that Russian intelligence services02:49:42
have now started using the platform for02:49:44
dating tinder for espionage and recruitment02:49:47
military and politicians in Germany02:49:49
Tell us who this activity is02:49:51
is engaged Are we talking about intelligence officers?02:49:54
illegal immigrants02:49:55
No, not necessarily. These are not Scouts.02:49:58
played it it's even most likely02:50:02
such networks are not even Scouts02:50:05
who are in the country Yes because02:50:08
this can be done remotely02:50:10
That is, this can be done through02:50:12
some Farms Troll farms where they sit02:50:15
it's just that there are boys and girls there, they were given02:50:18
task and they are looking for profiles02:50:20
which suits them; for this they need02:50:23
speak English or German there02:50:25
language or Spanish Well, depending on02:50:27
countries then uh I'm already talking a little about02:50:30
told about this, but you can point out that in02:50:33
in general, the military, as a rule, they don’t have02:50:36
personal life is very arranged because02:50:38
they have difficult conditions; they live there for02:50:41
the barracks are wandering around the points02:50:43
always on business trips That's enough for them02:50:45
It's hard to find something so permanent02:50:48
personal life including sexual and02:50:51
they are usually very active about this02:50:54
use these02:50:56
such networks in order to quickly but02:50:59
I came there for two days02:51:00
business trip Yes, but you won’t look for it02:51:02
there a life friend there in two days02:51:06
hours by seconds that's why they02:51:08
In general, they are pragmatists02:51:11
The Germans are especially like that. Yes, that’s what they are02:51:13
there you have 24 hours some networks02:51:16
prostitutes and all these are for02:51:19
dating where Well, in general it’s clear what it is02:51:22
semi-prostitution yes or or02:51:24
veiled prostitution That's what they do02:51:27
they are actively using the business But the most02:51:29
the main thing is that in the west there is no02:51:32
control over these networks from02:51:34
leadership of the Armed Forces command02:51:37
because it's personal life02:51:38
serviceman and in general there is no one yet02:51:42
some huge hole in this matter02:51:45
no one will interfere and that's why it's02:51:47
is a weakness so to speak which02:51:50
was discovered accordingly02:51:52
Russian intelligence services They realized that02:51:55
in the west it works that it's all like this02:51:59
say real things that you can02:52:00
promote technically, and there’s also a plus02:52:04
because wonderful things are so to speak02:52:07
brides from Russia used to be like this02:52:10
Ukraine too, who simply go to02:52:13
west there are quite a lot of people men02:52:18
who simply cannot do not know how02:52:20
find yourself find yourself a mate and here you go02:52:25
from Russia They get what they get02:52:27
absolutely can't get it in the west02:52:29
namely relatively young and beautiful02:52:32
wife Yes, it’s clear that she’s going for the money02:52:35
Yes, it’s clear that there is no love there02:52:38
although in general I have more than one of these uh02:52:41
I had a friend who was just losing02:52:43
head and they become complete idiots02:52:46
they don’t understand what exactly is being manipulated there02:52:48
these uh02:52:50
girls of rather mild behavior02:52:55
Here uh and yet they end up in02:52:58
trap and even Their families, I even have02:53:00
there was a family there I knew in which02:53:03
For a long, long time my son couldn’t find it there02:53:06
his wife and when he finally found02:53:09
such a passion from the Eastern Bloc02:53:12
the parents were happy there because02:53:14
Well, he has a family life02:53:16
because you know so Catholic02:53:18
family with traditional e mean e02:53:21
views on life and so he found and02:53:24
they don't even see that she is all of them02:53:26
manipulated including parents02:53:29
there were no relatives there from her02:53:31
mind and only then when she is 202:53:34
years old, I divorced him and took myself02:53:36
his apartment his bank account and02:53:38
other all sorts of things then they understood02:53:40
why did this really come?02:53:43
question Sergey Olegovich Let's go with you02:53:46
let's discuss another topic02:53:48
interesting propaganda for today02:53:51
Russian media02:53:52
accompanied Putin allegedly temporarily02:53:55
in the territories of Ukraine everything was presented like this02:53:58
as if Putin visited Kherson02:54:00
Lugansk regions on our air today02:54:02
in operational treachery the south is02:54:05
Ukrainian service told us today02:54:07
that Putin's presence is in the achievement zone02:54:09
of our weapons it is simply impossible to say02:54:12
you can talk about the banks of the Dnieper while sitting02:54:16
in Russia where the Dnieper also flows as02:54:19
you comment on the cleanliness and appearance02:54:22
filming similar videos about the fact that Putin02:54:25
supposedly that's how I traveled around these02:54:28
territories02:54:29
This is very funny to me because02:54:31
last week I made a few02:54:33
interview where he said that Putin is not02:54:35
has been President for a long time02:54:36
Russian Federation executing02:54:39
Prigozhin's responsibilities are because02:54:40
not Putin, not Shoigu, not Gerasimov, none of them02:54:44
the military has never been at the forefront02:54:46
Two days later a video with Putin appears02:54:50
Zaporozhye region02:54:53
I have the impression that they are just02:54:55
listening to the interview But seriously,02:54:59
it's a matter of reacting then you know there02:55:02
there is an interesting shot where he conveys02:55:04
a copy of some kind of icon and he says02:55:07
This is the icon that is there now02:55:11
This Video02:55:13
successful the most successful some there02:55:16
whether the Minister of Defense is only General Yes And02:55:19
This is why I came up with a meme02:55:21
when a copy of Putin hands over a copy of an icon02:55:25
copies of generals02:55:27
This is what it looks like Everything02:55:30
you know in these in these frames to me02:55:34
it seems there is a montage, this is what it is02:55:38
maybe real02:55:40
we just don’t know where actually02:55:43
this bunker because this flag can02:55:46
put any bunker and these people02:55:49
you can plant any bunker and more than one02:55:52
the bunker is no different and we know02:55:54
happy again Gleba Karakulova what do you have02:55:58
everyone in all bunkers is the same02:56:01
offices and in general it could be removed02:56:03
both on Arbat and in Moscow in Novo-Ogarevo and02:56:06
in Sochi anywhere and about this02:56:08
this is no proof02:56:10
and it seems to me that this Putin is in02:56:12
suit that conveys this icon02:56:15
maybe the real Putin but how are you02:56:18
speak correctly and how correctly02:56:19
your management says it's possible02:56:22
some kind of command post Including in02:56:24
Rostov in the same place, that is, there02:56:25
where your highmaxes don't reach yet02:56:29
the Putin who climbed out of the helicopter02:56:32
did you notice that he was in02:56:35
turtleneck sweater with high city and02:56:39
this immediately brought me to a very02:56:41
simple thought because previous02:56:43
Putin who was in Mariupol or rather02:56:45
doubles who were in Mariupol in02:56:47
In Rostov and Sevastopol they found02:56:49
double chin that doesn't exist02:56:52
Putin has his man who is Nadya02:56:55
sausage This is to hide your02:56:57
double chin to get it this time02:56:59
they didn’t say what physical means to him02:57:02
shortcomings that immediately distinguish it from02:57:04
the real Putin with such interest02:57:07
now opens this icon, which is simple02:57:09
I would like to give him Lego, he apparently is up to02:57:12
I didn't open this, you know02:57:18
old toys yes yes he is just like with this one02:57:22
childish curiosity opens and you know02:57:25
I also wanted to draw your attention to02:57:27
turtleneck and really fair02:57:29
we can say that this video is all this02:57:32
tent supposedly with military men supposedly on02:57:34
in the Kherson direction it was possible02:57:35
break anywhere uh exactly02:57:39
the protocol should have been here02:57:40
Gerasimov or Shoigu But by the way, here02:57:43
this guy got your attention from the point02:57:47
from the point of view of protection of the first persons of the state02:57:50
I understand this a little bit02:57:52
dedicated to this topic I have guys02:57:55
close friends who protect02:57:57
important people let's say so but it's02:58:01
generally unacceptable thing is simply not up to02:58:04
some guy walks behind02:58:08
the person he wishes for death Well, no02:58:12
I know 98 percent of the inhabitants of planet Earth02:58:15
Well, how is it that is, it seems to me here02:58:18
this whole idea about what02:58:21
Putin has arrived, but this is simply impossible.02:58:23
basically, just tell me, because you’re definitely02:58:27
Do you know how security is built for top officials?02:58:29
it's absolutely absolutely because even02:58:32
then when we remember that even then02:58:35
when he received Shoigu in the bunker02:58:37
He placed Gerasimov ahead of him02:58:40
7 meters Yes and therefore of course this one02:58:42
the passage behind him is this thing02:58:45
completely breaking all the rules02:58:48
Rules for the protection of first02:58:51
10 days ago, ambassadors came to him to02:58:55
who stood 30 meters from him and he02:58:57
said that since we have a view I'm from02:59:00
I will not accept your credentials from02:59:02
everyone personally and here he sits a meter away02:59:04
half a meter away from some people communicates with02:59:08
they come into the office there are a bunch of them02:59:10
people unknown day unknown02:59:12
Why is all this of course a circus? You know02:59:15
what I liked the most02:59:17
there were reactions to this story02:59:20
Russian social networks in Russian02:59:23
on social networks no one believes that this is02:59:25
that this is Putin and no one believes that he02:59:28
was where where he said well, despite02:59:31
that first of all he was not on02:59:33
how advanced02:59:35
he was Kherson region in the team02:59:38
point we know that there is no command02:59:40
the point is not built closer than 7002:59:43
kilometers or 80 kilometers to02:59:45
advanced that is what saying it was02:59:47
even somewhere in Crimea most likely or there02:59:49
in Berdyansk it could be yes, that is, on02:59:52
maximum distance from the front line in02:59:54
Lugansk region the same thing happened in02:59:56
command post which is sure02:59:58
located even in the Rostov region and03:00:00
not even in Luga, not in Lugansk03:00:02
area That is, of course, the trick in03:00:04
generally like fools Unfortunately such03:00:06
there are a lot of fools, these are the fools who don't03:00:09
are critical of what they03:00:12
show they eat it and there in between03:00:14
breaks between two glasses of vodka and03:00:17
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