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throughout the active phase of the war in00:01:38
the press occasionally hints at00:01:40
some negotiations that will fail with00:01:43
Russia about the fate of Ukraine and itself00:01:45
Ukraine does not participate in these negotiations00:01:48
takes in the jargon it's called00:01:50
negotiable Hello my name is00:01:53
We will discuss Konstantin Ignatchuk today00:01:55
are Ukraine's allies trying to carry out00:01:58
some agreements behind her back and00:02:01
how successful are my interlocutors00:02:04
diplomat Ruslana Sipenko00:02:07
and political scientist Alexander Antonyuk and for00:02:10
let's find out if there are agreements between00:02:12
partners Ukraine and Russia why00:02:16
agreements regarding Ukraine are possible00:02:18
Based on history starting from 9100:02:24
that is, the perception of the West of Ukraine is00:02:28
Western Let's say independent00:02:32
we can already view the subject when00:02:36
to draw such a parallel that unfortunately00:02:38
in our interests the West does not always00:02:42
took shape here00:02:45
equal relations and understanding Let's start with00:02:48
that00:02:50
when they took away our weapons differently I00:02:55
basically I can’t do it any other way How to evaluate00:02:58
is that in principle00:03:00
understanding then of the West00:03:05
former countries of the Soviet Union they00:03:08
should have remained in some such00:03:10
as if to the family of this Russian world00:03:13
which, in principle, just started00:03:16
time to just pick up the pace00:03:19
Naturally, it’s like this Eta00:03:23
history not only in Ukraine Let us00:03:25
we will have two Chechen wars with you, let's00:03:28
Let us remember with you the war in Georgia and in00:03:32
Moldova, yes, that is, this story with00:03:34
Transnistria, we see that this is all00:03:36
the story goes like this00:03:38
sequentially00:03:40
The Baltic countries seem to be luckier00:03:42
they managed to jump on this train00:03:46
We've made mistakes since00:03:51
the year before last political generation I00:03:54
I mean the first parliamentary second00:03:59
naturally created by two presidents00:04:01
because then show them these pictures00:04:04
today I'm sure the rhetoric was00:04:07
it would be different even if we00:04:10
agreed to give up nuclear weapons00:04:12
Naturally in order to enter00:04:13
in parallel in00:04:15
collective notebook00:04:19
that didn't happen, that is, well then00:04:22
from this we must already draw a conclusion00:04:24
What are agreements? You have to look00:04:26
on the reason the reason for possible discussions in00:04:32
different configurations have different interests00:04:34
if you have different interests naturally00:04:36
begin00:04:38
conversations and discussions as if in this00:04:42
design between the sides in what in what00:04:45
the difference is that interests coincide00:04:48
Ukraine and the West and how they differ from mine00:04:50
points of view coincide in that we00:04:53
we want to restore for the West00:04:55
in fact the world order which00:04:57
Russia00:05:00
That is, she put the principle of strength above00:05:03
the principle of law the principle of right gave us00:05:06
how many 70 80 years of peace there?00:05:09
coexistence of development process00:05:11
global globalization everyone traded00:05:13
that means everyone made a profit00:05:15
Happy are these supply chains?00:05:18
global world that were built00:05:19
but Russia decided to reshape this00:05:22
global map means get there or00:05:24
return as they say their spheres00:05:26
influence At the same time, without doing anything00:05:29
inside Russia there is an improvement in life for00:05:31
ordinary people Well, on the outside, let's00:05:32
we want more territory more00:05:34
zones of influence Well, as it turned out00:05:37
climbed unreasonably because I didn’t00:05:40
was a potential key interest00:05:42
United States break the Alliance00:05:44
China and Russia because when will it be00:05:47
if such an Alliance takes place, it will already00:05:51
Now00:05:53
getting better to the west still wanted or00:05:56
reads about tearing Russia away from China00:06:01
reformat it as they think about00:06:04
Western market country like this00:06:07
market economy and continue business00:06:09
from the south as they led before the war00:06:13
while maintaining its integrity00:06:16
fragmenting it is the interest of the West00:06:18
there is no freight train yet Yes, I think00:06:21
proposal to negotiate with a strong00:06:24
positions I would say diplomatically00:06:26
The West is creating a strong diplomatic00:06:28
position and offers his script00:06:30
Russia if at some stage it does not00:06:32
agrees the West undertakes00:06:34
strengthening appropriate measures there00:06:36
Ukraine's potential, giving the opportunity and00:06:39
win on the battlefield and make Russia sit down00:06:42
or make sure Russia has what it needs00:06:44
still sit down at the negotiating table and00:06:46
talk to me so it will be step by step00:06:48
lasts until the complete Victory of Ukraine00:06:51
The West will be with Ukraine until Victory Well, this is00:06:55
has already been determined at various political00:06:57
G7 platforms there, the European Union and00:07:01
there on Ramsteins and so on That is00:07:04
It is confirmed that yes it needs to be resumed00:07:06
international00:07:07
the order that was established after00:07:10
World War II and Ukraine00:07:13
for this work that's why we will have up to00:07:15
Victory to support Russia00:07:16
understood that she would not sit out and not00:07:19
will wait even if the president changes00:07:21
even if Trump comes I'm the one00:07:24
I’ll even take the worst option for Ukraine00:07:25
if Trump comes he will be forced00:07:28
submit to geopolitical logic00:07:30
because the west was challenged by the west00:07:34
built a security system in Russia and00:07:37
undermines Vilnius ends of darkness00:07:39
Ukraine was not invited to the alliance, but00:07:41
same time conditions of such invitation00:07:43
described rather vaguely this is a loophole for00:07:46
we see negotiations and bargaining now00:07:49
diplomatic maneuvers on this front00:07:52
will consult00:07:55
personalian camp everything everything00:07:59
changed political situation00:08:01
constructions because construction00:08:03
really changed NATO strengthened00:08:05
new members appeared Baltic lost00:08:08
Russia's influence is practically00:08:13
which should be the shortest there00:08:14
by trade it is also partially00:08:16
lost because the northern countries00:08:18
which00:08:19
will influence more Russia claim00:08:22
just like Russia China wanted through00:08:25
It’s practically possible for Russia to achieve this too00:08:26
route for delivery of goods00:08:29
the design has changed and everyone will be with everyone00:08:32
advise against the admission of Ukraine to NATO00:08:35
it's so created00:08:38
created argument for trading both with00:08:41
Russia is the same way with China. Therefore00:08:44
for now the status quo remains if Ukraine does not00:08:48
takes nowhere she's in her gray area00:08:50
they arm us, they promised us weapons until the end00:08:53
the war and after the war we will still be like this00:08:55
armed armed buffer that's it00:08:59
the trades will happen from my point of view well00:09:01
let's say diplomatic negotiations00:09:03
will happen When will be Serious00:09:06
conversation between the leaders of these blocs00:09:09
democratic personal00:09:10
United States and China then00:09:12
all these architectural issues will be resolved00:09:14
Eurasian security and who should enter00:09:17
who should not enter these blocks00:09:20
Asian Ocean and he doesn't00:09:22
the proliferation of weapons will00:09:23
be considered and so on it00:09:26
organization that should prevent00:09:28
war but now during the war in00:09:31
Ukraine We see that he is ready to withdraw00:09:33
some sanctions from Russia for the sake of00:09:35
extension of the grain deal is this00:09:38
such encouragement of the aggressor in the first place00:09:40
Let's start with the fact that one strategic00:09:42
the task that Putin set, that is00:09:44
level the role he realized it he00:09:48
leaves him alive for now and that is, you can still00:09:51
this institution has not yet been taken into account00:09:54
happened to nuclear resist anyone00:09:57
That is, as soon as it starts somewhere00:10:00
shelling even with tactical weapons00:10:02
yes, it can be disbanded as time League00:10:04
nations there is good news he is not the same00:10:07
organization that will00:10:09
and it’s not he who decides the issues00:10:12
the second moment I understand the puzzlement00:10:16
that this structure is corrupt and00:10:18
This is not the first decade, not the first00:10:21
the war where he showed himself generally as00:10:24
structure, to be honest, no longer00:10:28
even remember this picture00:10:32
room picture from the 70s00:10:36
Here we draw conclusions00:10:38
Of course they will hide behind00:10:40
humanitarian issues because00:10:43
really what Putin is playing is00:10:46
there is not even a way, let's do it higher00:10:49
military political leadership00:10:51
Russian Federation plays on00:10:53
several flanks and one of these00:10:55
crises that this grain disruption00:10:58
deals That is, this is precisely a threat00:11:01
humanitarian immigration crisis00:11:03
which will00:11:04
the question is different, that is, since He is with00:11:09
we have a contract00:11:10
again, Türkiye has an agreement with us00:11:13
dollar It seems to me that Turkey is enough00:11:16
just to show your strength though00:11:18
Americans today this option And you00:11:21
discard although Zelensky suggested it00:11:23
But you and I understand perfectly well that it’s unlikely00:11:26
Is it possible that these caravans will be conditionally00:11:28
accompanied by the Turkish fleet00:11:30
The Russian Federation will risk even this00:11:33
side something00:11:35
take because if it happens then00:11:38
this will be very interesting00:11:40
script I think there are a lot of people00:11:42
solves issues and I am alone nuclear00:11:45
confrontation for sure This is not the one this is00:11:47
understands, including in Russia, how it is00:11:49
since this is the game Who00:11:50
first00:11:52
eyes00:11:54
It seems to me that he is just playing here00:11:58
these gifts to the Western world just00:12:00
first other options I them and then what00:12:04
there are other signals for Putin, what are we talking about?00:12:06
we say Ukraine will join NATO00:12:08
completion00:12:10
key signal And this is simply00:12:12
process for the sake of process because00:12:14
Believe me from Russia in this grain00:12:18
deal, little depends on Erdogan00:12:21
will still accept political00:12:23
will that And in this region in the Black Sea00:12:25
he is as a member of a NATO country as a member of NATO in00:12:29
first of all Maybe replay today00:12:31
so that the sea can become00:12:33
exactly00:12:34
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who regions, that is, we are talking about Black00:12:40
the sea, that is, the pool where it will be00:12:42
dominate NATO like the Baltic today00:12:44
sea I think this can play00:12:47
much faster and much00:12:50
such a long-lasting one, believe me again How00:12:53
the history of Russia shows where it is00:12:56
feels the strength she can't hang there00:12:58
because the fleet is fighting against Turkey00:13:01
which today is the most powerful in the Black Sea00:13:04
I think it will be similar to00:13:06
suicide00:13:07
Ukraine receives the most assistance from00:13:09
United States and critically from it00:13:12
depends But can the US ignore00:13:14
interests of Ukraine and is it possible not to00:13:17
allow throughout the active00:13:20
phases of war in the presidential administration00:13:22
The United States is fighting two forces, one for victory.00:13:25
Ukraine is different for not losing Why00:13:28
positions within the administration vary00:13:31
Biden has hawks, there are so-called00:13:34
Dove Peacekeepers means slogan00:13:37
These peacekeepers should not be allowed00:13:40
world war three heads00:13:42
Sullivan like them, as they say00:13:45
the main task00:13:47
they operate in the logic of the Cold War Yes00:13:51
there may be a confrontation we can00:13:52
compete But it all has to be00:13:54
controlled and we must not allow00:13:56
expansion of the conflict and00:13:59
raising the spiral of conflict to a possible00:14:02
World War 3 got involved00:14:07
payment not involved direct00:14:08
confrontation with Russia00:14:10
hawks explain that well, that is, more00:14:14
they are more pragmatic they are more00:14:16
realistic and say that Russia understands00:14:18
only strength if she threw us00:14:21
glove in the face So you have to answer00:14:23
to all the potentials that we have00:14:25
in order to bring her back to00:14:28
normality returns to normality and00:14:30
Ukraine, that is, the West through the hands of Ukraine00:14:32
returns Russia to normality means00:14:35
Ukraine must be given everything it needs to00:14:38
so that she has a balance of power on the battlefield00:14:41
was in favor of Ukraine And the balance of power will be00:14:44
in favor of Ukraine if you are the first00:14:46
you reduce Russia’s balance sheet with sanctions there00:14:50
on the battlefield by destroying them00:14:53
potential and increasing potential00:14:55
Ukraine period was armed with more than00:14:58
technological weapons to give more00:15:01
number of weapons and so on When00:15:03
there will be a difference in balances naturally in00:15:06
Russia will be provided on the battlefield00:15:09
that means she's at the negotiating table00:15:11
will be forced to accept those conditions00:15:12
who will give her this00:15:16
the idea of a hawk, that is, by force00:15:19
bring her back to normality put her on00:15:22
place therefore different positions are different00:15:24
approaches, but their purpose and meaning are similar00:15:29
Peacekeepers like Salivan are trying to00:15:32
at every stage to agree on this00:15:34
their initiative at every stage When00:15:37
the balance of power is changing until we are strengthened00:15:41
Russia is reducing its balance sheet00:15:43
or somewhere loses there on some00:15:45
stages, these pop up every time00:15:48
doves of peace who try00:15:49
We see trips to reach an agreement with Russia00:15:53
Burns we see some peacekeepers there00:15:56
strange ones that appear00:15:59
prepare the ground for public opinion00:16:01
for what is still needed00:16:03
negotiate but00:16:06
dove of peace I give a signal they don’t understand00:16:09
that the war can end in one day00:16:11
if Putin simply abandons his00:16:13
goals, but Russia and Putin do not refuse00:16:16
from your goals because00:16:18
natural purpose of empires empires live for00:16:21
due to the expansion of territories they are so00:16:25
remain stable Therefore00:16:27
these fellow pigeons and the United00:16:31
The United States needs to understand the only thing00:16:34
only by force00:16:35
The empire stops where it gets00:16:37
what can China negotiate about?00:16:40
United States regarding Ukraine00:16:43
unhappy that the United States00:16:46
strengthen their military-political alliances00:16:48
There's this bunch of bushes that's down there00:16:50
China's geopolitical pressures are now in00:16:52
Asia-Pacific region began00:16:54
the United States and NATO to be active there00:16:57
item appeared in Japan Japan soon00:17:00
reconciled and improved relationships00:17:04
allies of the United States00:17:06
and if the United States succeeds00:17:08
tear off00:17:09
Russia from China to break this Alliance then00:17:13
China will receive in its rear00:17:16
as if a country hostile to China00:17:18
which he will fall into the geopolitical00:17:21
China doesn’t need this environment00:17:23
considers Russia already as a sphere00:17:25
of its influence This means that the boundaries00:17:27
China is already practically facing00:17:30
boundaries of influence of the NATO zone of influence and00:17:34
If00:17:35
Ukraine will also join NATO, then this00:17:38
there will be promotion China will00:17:41
consider How to advance to maintenance on00:17:42
east that is, an invasion of his zone00:17:44
influence or zone of influence of his partner00:17:47
let's say this is from China's point of view00:17:50
breaking the status quo in architecture00:17:54
Eurasian security that is00:17:58
The West is building up from China's perspective00:18:01
increases its security through00:18:04
Russia's China's security spheres of influence00:18:07
Well, China is naturally not happy with this00:18:10
And I think that this will be discussed How00:18:12
since this architecture is Eurasian00:18:15
security in negotiations00:18:16
Biden Can Western Allies00:18:20
force Ukraine to sit down at the table00:18:22
negotiations with Russia on unfavorable00:18:24
conditions Can we be seated at the table?00:18:26
negotiations if they start limiting us00:18:29
V00:18:30
arms supplies Well, that is, they can00:18:34
create something very unfavorable for us, as it were00:18:37
process yes that is about this by the way00:18:39
the President of the Czech Republic hinted at the summit, aka00:18:43
said about it That is, we are too00:18:45
must And the next step we must00:18:48
probably watch this today00:18:50
back to the unlocking issue00:18:55
because September 30th if I don't00:18:58
I'm wrong, his time limit is running out. It's00:19:01
means that Therefore it is necessary again00:19:02
how should it be introduced into the Senate?00:19:06
extend Well, naturally, that is, not00:19:09
we should forget that00:19:11
the topic is not very popular right now because00:19:13
that he will be considered possibly as00:19:15
populism m but Vladimir Zelensky still00:19:18
before rushing, it seems that he needs to enter00:19:21
reminded that Ukraine had its time00:19:23
In addition to the Budapest membrane00:19:25
they ratified the treaty00:19:27
proliferation of nuclear weapons00:19:30
there is something like this in this agreement00:19:33
item If I'm not mistaken it is 5 which at00:19:38
in some circumstances allowing00:19:42
of this agreement to leave this too00:19:43
tool and we should not forget about it00:19:46
and this does not mean that we should be in it00:19:48
scream edge but at least for yourself how00:19:51
internally reserve and, as it were, in continuation00:19:54
What should our strategy be?00:19:56
the next few years there and perhaps00:19:58
10 years we should also kind of understand00:20:00
because that's where00:20:02
Let's just say everything that comes with us is provided for00:20:05
Today00:20:07
happens even from the age of 14 we must for00:20:12
understand yourself that one is one thing00:20:14
Rammstein-level support for free00:20:16
yes, that they give us weapons But if00:20:19
we face the question today more severe00:20:22
not only an aviation missile that should00:20:25
help us resolve our issues00:20:28
offensive under control that is00:20:30
anger then naturally we already today00:20:33
should even go this way, that is00:20:36
there are ways for us to be able to00:20:39
Ukraine to counteract agreements00:20:41
behind our backs we have to do this00:20:43
prepare naturally to understand that we00:20:46
should do further And I think that00:20:49
for work hours during00:20:52
the next few months at least00:20:54
scenario of our actions from the worst00:20:57
to the most optimistic will give us00:21:00
possibility of breaking again00:21:02
geopolitical possible agreements00:21:04
we already do this more than once yes00:21:09
because I always remember and point00:21:12
example February 2400:21:14
22 years old so two weeks before 2400:21:18
February I want to remind our viewers00:21:21
almost all countries of the free world00:21:24
left Ukraine and took out their00:21:27
embassies in00:21:29
Lvov Poland, that is, well, we are in Kyiv00:21:33
On February 24 there were maybe 123 embassies then00:21:37
there are those who worked it in one of them00:21:40
I didn't see00:21:42
let's say not consuls Yes, no00:21:46
diplomatic mission there work00:21:47
journalist, well, of course China is also00:21:50
was present in such a working mode00:21:53
Chinese embassy I'm telling you this too00:21:55
as a person who saw it personally00:21:58
eyes00:21:59
what is this for, that is, the world was ready for that00:22:03
moment no matter how cynical it is now00:22:06
sounded that is, swallow the occupation00:22:09
Yes, he was ready for this, naturally00:22:12
they also warned ours00:22:14
diplomats, that is00:22:16
the only one we need these days00:22:18
helped a lot This is Boris Johnson00:22:21
Prime Minister of Great Britain and that too00:22:24
Of course we were very inspired by this00:22:26
strongly supported and ultimately00:22:29
the failure of the blitzkrieg seriously began to break00:22:31
these are the hypothetical layouts00:22:34
which the world was preparing for I think that even00:22:37
these are some kind of consultations that are not00:22:40
the fact that they are destined to come true again00:22:43
because they are everything that is not in00:22:46
in our interests we don't have to do this00:22:48
we have to sign up for another moment00:22:50
clearly understand what threats to00:22:52
what Russia is counting on and what threats00:22:55
What hybrid instruments is it00:22:57
plans to launch in order to break00:23:00
This is such a pro-Western unity00:23:03
against Russia for Ukraine, yes of course00:23:05
creating a humanitarian disaster00:23:08
humanitarian but migration crisis and00:23:11
again strengthening the radical right00:23:14
sentiments populist constructions in00:23:17
one or another country, that is, with00:23:19
counting on the fact that they will have power00:23:21
change there is one of the key threats00:23:24
which policy text must understand00:23:26
who are in power today and00:23:27
support Ukraine but support00:23:29
somehow, as if softly, the second Aspect is not00:23:33
seems to mean that we must again00:23:35
than to emphasize what if we00:23:38
we will again agree to half measures00:23:42
yes, that is, not everything is so simple00:23:45
Let's freeze00:23:47
conflicts should end already00:23:50
because it is frozen conflicts00:23:53
who were not going to attract attention00:23:55
for the last 50 years at least they00:23:57
are a cutting tool00:24:00
major global crisis and perhaps00:24:03
this world war, including Ukraine00:24:06
Therefore, I think that these are the emphasis00:24:09
today build your tactics and your00:24:12
communication as at the official level00:24:14
and on the expert level, well, that is, on everyone00:24:16
levels that are accessible to us as if not00:24:19
the situation was unfolding but Russia still00:24:21
will also look for opportunities for new00:24:23
and new agreements for today00:24:26
in principle it is possible about something00:24:28
negotiate about Ukraine without the00:24:30
Ukraine we received subjectivity if00:24:33
Previously, it was conditionally based on the fact00:24:36
that the Soviet Union collapsed and00:24:37
some new republics appeared with00:24:40
from Moscow's point of view, now we are ours00:24:43
freedom and the right to one's sovereignty00:24:45
conquered we are no longer part of how00:24:50
I said00:24:51
zones of influence of Russia but we have not yet become00:24:55
part of the European space We are00:24:58
now in such a gray transition zone in00:25:02
we are in the buffer buffer zone like this00:25:05
to let our voice our voice00:25:07
started hearing because we got it00:25:09
subjectivity because we received00:25:12
moral right to claim this voice00:25:14
loud because we actually are00:25:18
with the shield of the West we protect the West from00:25:21
treacherous attack00:25:23
unprovoked treacherous00:25:24
attacks by Russia, which wanted to change00:25:27
rules of the game as we said She quit00:25:30
a challenge to the entire security system00:25:32
so that the country's power dominates00:25:36
in size nuclear weapons could00:25:38
do what they consider necessary is not00:25:42
rights power dominated therefore we00:25:44
we do work for the West But00:25:46
in order to00:25:50
continue to have this right00:25:53
not only moral and how to say00:25:58
this is real we need to back it up00:26:01
moral right with real potential00:26:03
countries for this, Ukraine itself00:26:06
must change00:26:07
So, let’s draw conclusions: secret negotiations or00:26:11
obvious especially during a crisis00:26:13
normal and even necessary the more00:26:16
communication channels, the more chances00:26:18
find common ground that00:26:21
will help resolve the crisis but naturally00:26:23
Each Negotiator pursues his own00:26:26
interests are no exception and the war in Ukraine00:26:29
However, the conditions of Ukraine for future00:26:31
negotiations are based on00:26:33
international law this is their strength and who00:26:36
no matter whether he conducts behind-the-scenes negotiations or00:26:38
consultations Ukraine requires that its00:26:41
interests were taken into account thanks to persistent00:26:44
bloody struggle Voice of Ukraine00:26:46
they hear it is no longer possible to ignore it00:26:51
you were Konstantinchuk all the best00:27:03
destroy the infrastructure of the Russians00:27:06
tactics if they didn't take it00:27:08
destroy Now very often Walk the field00:27:11
Orekhovshchina is fired upon by cabs and00:27:13
missiles on the frontline Zaporozhye00:27:16
Ukrainian people steadfastly survive and believe00:27:19
in Victory we are on the front line We are ready for00:27:21
We bring all hygiene and food00:27:24
generators bring water on the second floor00:27:27
there was a history classroom on the First Cabinet00:27:30
Ukrainian language00:27:31
I believe that this will end soon00:27:34
documentary from the present00:27:36
time00:27:37
Zaporozhye direction tomorrow at 12:0000:27:41
Kyiv time on TV channel00:27:44
Freedom00:27:45
people are the main value of Ukraine They00:27:49
dedicated their entire lives to art00:27:52
lived in a world of colors and flowers, he lived in a world00:27:55
music and notes Ekaterina Belokur Narodnaya00:27:59
Ukrainian artist Ekaterina did not have00:28:02
education on their own without any00:28:05
knowledge revealed the Secrets of fine art00:28:08
her paintings were part of the art00:28:10
international exhibition in Paris Lovra00:28:13
Pablo Picasso himself admired her talent00:28:16
tickets to his concerts in Europe and the USA00:28:19
each sold out in a matter of hours00:28:22
recording of Vladimir Horowitz performing00:28:25
seemed the limit of perfection Vladimir00:28:28
received 25 Grammy awards phrase plays00:28:32
how the city itself is considered the highest00:28:35
the compliment everyone dreams of00:28:38
pianist Ukraine is talented and00:28:42
hardworking00:28:53
what many have been creating for decades00:28:56
Putin destroyed generations in less than00:28:58
year is a national treasure of Russia00:29:01
Gazprom is still a year away from full-scale00:29:04
invasion of Ukraine monopolist00:29:06
reported record excess profits already00:29:09
in a year gas export to Europe or something00:29:11
in the Kremlin they call the far abroad00:29:14
decreased by almost half00:29:17
today this is an enterprise00:29:19
dividend defaulter his income00:29:22
falling market prospects are unknown00:29:25
Putin's henchman doesn't even know00:29:27
how much do people earn at the company?00:29:29
why bother with trifles, some thousands of them00:29:32
move billions00:29:39
Do you know the average salary in00:29:42
Gazprom is of course in00:29:44
depending on northern conditions00:29:46
more work than usual00:29:50
our gas transportation companies but I00:29:53
I can say what it is00:29:56
tens of tens of thousands of rubles and our00:30:00
employees feel social00:30:03
protected and looking absolutely confident00:30:07
his future as Putin brought enormous00:30:10
a company that employs almost half a million00:30:13
a person to such a state What00:30:16
the future awaits the Russian monopolist How00:30:18
his condition affects the whole country00:30:22
things are going well at the Russian gas giant00:30:25
very bad and every month the situation00:30:28
Gas production in Russia is only getting worse00:30:31
has already fallen by a quarter A for Gazprom00:30:33
almost a third of exports to00:30:36
European Far Abroad collapsed00:30:38
with00:30:40
170-180 billion cubic meters in the best years before00:30:44
12 billion cubic meters in the first half of the year00:30:47
current year budget revenues from exports00:30:51
gas decreased by 80 percent In addition00:30:54
that in international arbitrations00:30:56
there are multi-billion dollar risks00:30:58
European consumers to whom Gazprom00:31:01
Stopped in violation of contracts00:31:04
supply gas00:31:09
at least a dozen of them00:31:22
the infrastructure and everything would be no worse00:31:25
in the United Arab Emirates or00:31:27
Saudi Arabia for example, but well, this one00:31:31
clique there this collective lake I don't know00:31:34
there were these 10 people they were sick of these00:31:37
geopolitical glasses on the go00:31:39
some kind of revanchism you understand because00:31:42
that the system is built by a system of interests00:31:46
it is structured in such a way that the interests00:31:49
states in the foreground They are not00:31:51
person and this is the basis if00:31:55
a person with everything's priorities00:31:57
interests were at the forefront of this00:31:59
states00:32:00
if only this person was taken into account00:32:04
Russians in the state, believe me even00:32:07
there was no war, Gazprom stopped00:32:10
pay dividends securities00:32:12
companies turn into candy wrappers if00:32:15
September 2021 shares cost almost00:32:18
350 rubles apiece has now dropped to00:32:22
Investors lose 17 0 rubles00:32:25
Russians who believed in national00:32:27
heritage loses all national00:32:29
economy00:32:32
Gazprom built its Empire on gas00:32:34
export without particularly caring about domestic00:32:37
market back in Soviet times when in00:32:40
Huge reserves were discovered in the Arctic00:32:42
natural gas, the Kremlin came out with it00:32:45
Europe and offered the West mutually beneficial00:32:48
Moscow promised terms of cooperation00:32:51
uninterrupted gas supplies to the exchange00:32:53
technology equipment products wide00:32:56
consumption in one word of everything that is not00:32:59
enough for the Soviet Union00:33:01
reliability00:33:07
70s programs00:33:31
Russian leaders built this00:33:33
reliability in order to prove the opposite that00:33:36
The United States is wrong that the Soviet00:33:39
The Union can be a reliable supplier and00:33:41
these are the eighties and nineties00:33:44
200000:33:46
30 years long term contracts00:33:49
signed and never the Soviet Union00:33:52
there despite the politics00:33:54
the confrontation there is a cold war00:33:57
there was a war called the cold war00:33:59
but the contracts were never broken00:34:01
between Soviet Russia and Europe arose00:34:04
strong system of mutual dependence00:34:06
which they couldn't even destroy00:34:09
political differences and cold00:34:11
war the invasion of Soviet troops in00:34:13
Czechoslovakia in 1968 or00:34:17
Afghanistan was not destroyed in 197900:34:21
business relations Europe has become dependent00:34:25
from gas supplies from Russia and Moscow is00:34:27
European buyers at the beginning of 201900:34:31
Moscow provided almost 40 percent00:34:33
gas imports in the European Union, revenue from00:34:37
of these deliveries amounted to more than 1300:34:39
percent of federal budget revenues00:34:42
It seemed to Russia that no one and00:34:44
will never be able to destroy NATO00:34:47
misconception00:34:48
turned out to destroy the established scheme00:34:51
which suited Russia and Europe under00:34:54
the power of one man, Putin, only00:34:57
The great Putin came up with the idea there 50 years later00:35:00
take this reputation which00:35:03
developed a generation of Soviet people00:35:05
then the Russians just got heartburn in the firebox00:35:09
turned off the taps for the winter, then songs00:35:11
I came up with some, I had fun there00:35:13
you will freeze everything there and so on well00:35:15
just looked I don't know it's wild00:35:19
I just don’t even have an explanation00:35:24
take it like that, throw it into the firebox and00:35:28
burn plus00:35:31
companies have resources and this is the main00:35:34
the market is the closest, that is00:35:36
The European market for Russia is the most00:35:38
close and natural they call it00:35:40
natural sales market plus it00:35:43
highly profitable, that is, there are no such markets00:35:45
more nearby which are very00:35:48
highly profitable in the Far East00:35:50
Japanese Japan00:35:51
Maybe take it there and pay serious00:35:54
money in 2021 preparing for00:35:58
large-scale invasion of Ukraine00:36:00
Putin ordered Gazprom to use00:36:02
deliveries to Europe as a political00:36:05
tool They say we will freeze you and00:36:07
will lead to economic collapse If00:36:09
you will support Ukraine and not00:36:12
Lift sanctions against Russia00:36:18
enough00:36:19
for two maximum two and a half months00:36:25
Putin's successor as President00:36:28
Medvedev regularly reminded Europe00:36:30
winter is approaching, there are few alternatives00:36:33
Europeans were offered no gas supplies00:36:35
listen to Eduard Khil's song winter and00:36:39
in general to Russian culture00:36:45
[music]00:37:02
gas supplies began gradually00:37:04
turn into a tool of blackmail for a price of00:37:07
contracts began to be determined by politics00:37:08
discounts were given to countries loyal to the Kremlin00:37:11
when they became disobedient Putin00:37:15
demanded payment in rubles00:37:17
today Well, the decree was signed00:37:20
sets the rules of trade00:37:22
Russian natural gas with so00:37:25
called unfriendly00:37:26
states And when buyers00:37:28
Kremlin refused to pay in rubles00:37:31
started cutting off their gas then Gazprom00:37:33
stopped for pumping gas in his00:37:35
underground storage in Europe has ceased00:37:38
sell gas on electronic trading platforms00:37:39
sites has sharply reduced pumping00:37:42
everyone remembers the history of export routes00:37:45
Nord Stream and gas turbines from00:37:47
Siemens initially had supply cuts00:37:50
supposedly for repairs later after the explosion00:37:53
branches and supplies to the00:37:57
European repositories00:38:05
about five percent but Putin’s idea00:38:09
failed Europe showed resilience in00:38:12
support for Ukraine and flexibility regarding00:38:14
searching for new gas storage suppliers00:38:17
were completely filled before the start00:38:19
there was no global shortage in winter, but00:38:22
Russia started having global problems00:38:29
no matter how you tried to say it00:38:33
it is a fact recorded in history that00:38:36
you cut off gas supplies to your00:38:39
consumers for which they paid for00:38:42
which you put in the contracts00:38:43
signature wet stamp that you will00:38:45
supply00:38:47
so you took it there as a political00:38:49
the situation has changed for you or something00:38:51
They took it with a bang and turned off the taps and this00:38:53
next time it will have an impact00:38:56
both for the insurance of these contracts and for the price00:39:00
supplied gas, that is, the time is00:39:03
will be borne by the next generation00:39:05
only in company will Russians carry00:39:07
this time because this company was00:39:09
she brought national treasure00:39:11
there are billions of money a day, a billion00:39:15
you understand, therefore, at the expense of oil and gas00:39:20
45 percent of the budget was formed there00:39:22
in Russia and he took and destroyed this00:39:25
company and future failure00:39:29
freezing Europe dealt a huge blow00:39:31
according to the Russian budget, he already had00:39:33
huge problems due to sanctions00:39:35
record spending on the war with Ukraine00:39:37
due to the loss of the European gas market00:39:40
Where did almost 80 percent go before the war?00:39:42
exports of Gazprom Federal Treasury to00:39:45
There will be a shortfall of $28 billion in 202300:39:50
tax revenues were calculated by Russian00:39:53
analysts in terms of rubles gas00:39:55
the government revenue gap will be00:39:57
almost 2.6 trillion rubles this amount00:40:01
comparable to the annual budget00:40:03
state medicine or eight times00:40:05
exceeding the budget in large00:40:08
regions such as Novosibirsk or00:40:11
Nizhny Novgorod region Gazprom itself00:40:14
will lose about $90 billion in revenue00:40:17
what was Europe besides the market market00:40:20
sales Where did you get super profits00:40:22
Europe gave you the exchange shadow00:40:26
investments and technologies for investments00:40:38
if you don't invest money00:40:47
You just come and work there00:40:49
prepare00:40:50
as if starting from the Town for Workers00:40:54
build finishing prepare00:40:56
mining site plus Tom if you have00:40:59
the layers of occurrence there are higher, deeper than seven00:41:03
thousand meters you don’t have technology in00:41:05
Russia does not have the technology to extract oil from00:41:07
these Layers and that's why all this was00:41:09
European or world or American00:41:11
if you don't have these technologies, then you have00:41:14
you have no money to conduct business intelligence you00:41:16
there is no money to equip sites for00:41:20
this thing you don’t have money for drilling00:41:24
falling budget revenues Kremlin00:41:26
intends to compensate with supplies00:41:28
gas in China and tax increases00:41:30
load on Gazprom but via pipeline00:41:32
the power of Siberia will be pumped to China00:41:35
only 22 billion cubic meters 8 times00:41:38
the European Union acquired less than before the war00:41:40
The Chinese do not have such a need for00:41:43
Russian gas what the Europeans had00:41:45
And the necessary transport infrastructure00:41:47
power in China can not be built00:41:50
sooner than 12-15 years is not the way00:41:53
budgets additional gas taxes00:41:55
they will cover less than a quarter of income00:41:58
lost on the European market in this00:42:01
Gazprom was ordered to pay00:42:03
monthly 50 billion rubles00:42:05
additional tax on production00:42:07
minerals to compensate00:42:09
The Kremlin is preparing for a loss of income for Gazprom00:42:12
sharp increase in gas prices in Russia by00:42:14
16 percent is about increasing00:42:17
wholesale prices for all categories00:42:19
consumers, both the population and00:42:21
industry prices for consumers00:42:23
Gazprom will change in two stages from 100:42:26
July 2024 by 8 percent and another00:42:30
8% from July 1, 2025 Although this will give00:42:35
Gazprom only 25 billion rubles unscheduled00:42:37
revenue per year00:42:47
there are gas and oil to the east but so00:42:49
to deploy them you need to have money and00:42:51
build infrastructure First this00:42:53
I have to spend money again, this is another one00:42:56
the war is only economic, that is,00:42:58
someone needs to borrow this money because00:42:59
that there are no free ones and you need something for it00:43:02
they can borrow but they can’t borrow for a show00:43:03
only for your own energy resources, so00:43:05
he says there he stares with00:43:08
America on energy resources And he himself leads00:43:11
such a policy that when he borrows00:43:13
money secured by your energy resources00:43:16
in fact, China already owns00:43:18
energy resources that have not yet been obtained00:43:20
Moscow dug out of the ground there which00:43:24
they are already Chinese experts00:43:27
believe that Gazprom is probably forever00:43:29
lost 2/3 of my once very00:43:31
profitable European export00:43:34
business, in addition, the company faced00:43:37
wave of lawsuits from European clients00:43:39
requiring more than $15 billion00:43:41
compensation for breach of contract00:43:44
in the first half of 2023 Gazprom00:43:47
pumped only 12 billion to Europe00:43:49
cubic meters of gas if the export rate00:43:52
its annual volume will remain about 2400:43:55
billion cubic meters will become minimal in almost00:43:58
half a century00:44:01
you can't it means you can't00:44:04
develop and increase production volumes00:44:08
the same oil and gas in order to00:44:09
turn it into money here00:44:11
interconnected process If you cut00:44:13
cut themselves off from Europe at the same time and00:44:16
from European banks from European banks00:44:18
money of European technologies therefore00:44:20
reconnaissance will be curtailed00:44:23
volumes of explored00:44:25
new volumes00:44:27
explored oil and gas will also be00:44:29
will collapse production will collapse00:44:31
because on wells that are already00:44:35
worked out You need more00:44:37
invest money and actual price00:44:40
there will be no extracted product00:44:43
profitable with just need to nail down00:44:46
these wells and the courts will board them up00:44:48
you also need money, just pour it in there00:44:51
wells because it's dangerous00:44:53
production is not gas it is fuel00:44:55
flammable substances and money for that too00:44:57
needed And where will you get the money? If you00:44:59
you fight if you have two-thirds of the budget00:45:01
goes to war and you need something00:45:03
develop00:45:04
some direction Well, prey for example00:45:07
oil and gas, money must be invested there from00:45:11
you will take away the war or you will be with the people00:45:12
take Putin when he realized that he00:45:14
miscalculated everything and offered to reschedule00:45:16
Lost volume of gas transit to Chernoye00:45:19
sea and create the largest hub in Turkey00:45:22
For deliveries to Europe00:45:24
Lost volume of transit along the northern00:45:28
by the flow of the Baltic Sea we could00:45:30
move both to the Black Sea region and00:45:35
do it this way00:45:37
main routes00:45:40
supplies of our00:45:43
our natural gas fuel to Europe00:45:47
through Turkey creating Turkey's largest00:45:52
gas hub is a Kremlin initiative already00:45:55
Europeans are not at all interested in Europe00:45:58
learned to live without Russian gas00:46:00
It’s better to have an even more expensive energy resource00:46:03
rather than dealing with a blackmailer and aggressor00:46:05
if technology doesn't go money you don't00:46:08
you will develop Yes, you will poke around00:46:10
and get what you already have on hand00:46:12
where you drilled these wells00:46:14
But the further you go, the more expensive it will be for00:46:18
you get the production of this oil and gas and money00:46:21
there will be less and less Now you find yourself in00:46:23
such scissors and this is not only for00:46:24
the direction of oil gas is00:46:26
automotive heavy00:46:27
industry metallurgy any00:46:29
industry Take it will be like this00:46:31
scissors won't be enough money here00:46:34
Naturally, all this will be reduced and00:46:37
simplify now the head of the company00:46:39
Alexey Miller presented new00:46:41
ultimatums are like dying ones00:46:44
he threatens convulsions completely00:46:46
stop pumping gas to Europe through00:46:48
Ukrainian territory if Kyiv Me00:46:52
seems to be demanding compensation for00:46:54
violation by the Russian side of contractual00:46:56
conditions about Transit to fulfill your00:46:59
obligations under the agreement with the Ukrainians00:47:00
Miller doesn't want to pay, just as he doesn't want to pay00:47:03
there is a fine for this in any case00:47:07
all legal aspects will be00:47:09
this decision will be considered00:47:12
option to provide00:47:14
our rights Gazprom which was not threatened00:47:17
no sanctions that had every chance00:47:19
continue to work as modern00:47:21
commercial company in European00:47:23
energy market actually committed00:47:26
suicide pushed him to commit suicide00:47:30
Putin personally00:47:31
national treasure of Russians00:47:33
turns into a national pain00:47:43
[music]00:47:48
Can Russia repeat the fate of the Union00:47:51
during perestroika, Putin personified00:47:54
the desire for Russian society to00:47:57
revenge of the Russian world is the Revival of that00:47:59
the same castle as a variant of the Russian Empire00:48:02
What consequences will the reversal have?00:48:05
Russia's totalitarian Soviet past00:48:08
will lose up to 40 percent of its people00:48:10
receipts, we understand the reasons, we look for00:48:13
we analyze the answers of many of the Russian00:48:16
the samodevtsev ended sadly00:48:18
because of military adventures now Russia00:48:20
closed From the outside in the project the crises of Russia00:48:24
on Sundays at 14.00 Kyiv time00:48:28
time on Freedom TV channel00:48:34
military personnel of the Russian army if you00:48:37
want to save your life and00:48:39
refuse to participate in crime00:48:41
voluntarily surrender to war00:48:44
Ukraine guarantees compliance with Geneva00:48:47
conventions on the treatment of prisoners of war00:48:50
medical care legal00:48:52
support and regular communication with00:48:55
all those who voluntarily surrender will be relatives00:48:57
framed as having been captured in battle00:49:01
will retain payments and benefits for Russians00:49:03
military personnel and will protect against possible00:49:06
persecution If you don't want to00:49:09
no one will come back to you00:49:11
hand over to Russia against your will00:49:14
contact us 24 hours a day using these00:49:16
phone or write to telegram bot00:49:19
project I want to live00:49:28
[music]00:49:33
we proudly call ourselves descendants of the Cossacks00:49:35
It would seem that the Cossacks are a purely phenomenon00:49:38
Ukrainian and we all know about them but this00:49:40
only at first glance around the Cossacks00:49:42
many myths have been formed00:49:45
Soviet and even earlier imperial00:49:47
Russian historians Today we00:49:49
Let's look in detail at what's true and what's not.00:49:52
history of the Cossacks and find out who they were on00:49:55
in fact my name is Akim Galimov and this is00:49:58
real story00:50:04
[music]00:50:07
the biggest myth concerns the origin00:50:10
Most of us have been Cossacks since childhood00:50:12
they know this version they were serfs00:50:15
villagers who fled from tyranny00:50:17
Lithuanian and Polish gentry who owned00:50:19
Ukrainian lands sometimes they even00:50:21
dealt with the gentry and then ran away00:50:24
from justice00:50:26
Well, there is also a romantic version that they00:50:29
bored of life as a wife from Gray Life and00:50:32
ran away in search of adventure00:50:34
territory called the Wild Field00:50:36
and was beyond the rapids of the Dnieper From here00:50:39
the name Cossacks is actually all this00:50:42
The myth about the fugitive villagers is far from the truth00:50:44
was born in the Soviet Union he is good00:50:46
formed the basis of class00:50:48
Socialist ideology of the Cossacks00:50:50
portrayed as the first representatives00:50:52
class revolution of the lower classes of the rebels00:50:54
against the rich bourgeoisie of that time but00:50:57
this is all complete nonsense of course00:50:59
there were actually Cossacks at all00:51:02
there are dozens of versions of origin00:51:05
Kazakov I want to tell you the one that00:51:08
in my opinion is the most logical00:51:10
because firstly it has confirmation00:51:12
in historical sources and secondly00:51:14
this is the version they lean towards00:51:17
modern Ukrainian historians00:51:20
to unravel the mystery of their origin00:51:22
let's look at the activities of the first00:51:24
famous in the history of Kazakh00:51:26
leaders00:51:29
[music]00:51:36
Let's remember the first chieftain or00:51:38
hetman who immediately comes to mind00:51:41
metro Baida Vyshnyvet remember school00:51:45
program founder of the first battle But this00:51:48
another myth of Vyshnevetsky’s activities00:51:50
dates back to the middle of the 16th century. And the first00:51:53
mention of the Cossacks appeared at the end00:51:55
15 goes to the highest point Cossacks00:51:59
existed for more than half a century00:52:03
outstanding scientist father of ours00:52:06
history Mikhail Grushevsky believes that00:52:08
led the first Cossack detachments00:52:10
a certain Yuri Pats or Patsevich Grushevsky00:52:14
provides information that in 1489 his00:52:17
Yuriev's detachments of Potsevich's people destroyed00:52:21
Moscow Merchants on Dneprovskaya00:52:23
crossing but who was this Mysterious00:52:25
leader00:52:28
To begin with, let me remind you that by the end of the 15th century00:52:31
Ukrainian lands were divided between00:52:33
the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Russia and00:52:36
kingdom of Poland but they ruled these00:52:39
countries have one royal dynasty00:52:41
egilons, that is, there was one king for all00:52:45
we know from historical sources00:52:47
that at the time of the attack of the first Cossacks00:52:50
Yuri Patz was on Moscow Merchants00:52:52
governor of Kyiv, that is, the most important00:52:55
a man in Kyiv who ruled from00:52:57
named after the rightful monarch the Great00:52:59
principalities of Lithuania and Russia and00:53:01
Kingdom of Polish Casimir 4 But00:53:04
why would a representative of official authorities00:53:07
create some kind of Cossack detachments00:53:09
attacking Merchants of another state00:53:11
to answer this question let's00:53:15
Let's see what the political situation is00:53:17
was around Ukraine in those days00:53:20
namely at this time at the end of the 15th century00:53:23
falls into disrepair and falls apart00:53:25
The Golden Horde appears on its territory00:53:28
new state entities00:53:29
Muscovy and the Crimean Khanate00:53:32
both states saw the enemy in a powerful00:53:35
Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Russia and00:53:38
wars begin on its borders in 148200:53:42
year Crimean Khant mengli Giray even00:53:45
made a campaign against Kyiv that was enormous00:53:48
at times the army numbered 30-4000:53:50
thousands besieged the city for the first time since00:53:53
Mongol Invasion of 1240 he was00:53:56
was again plundered and destroyed00:53:58
Kyiv castle residence destroyed00:54:00
Kyiv governors and most importantly00:54:02
defensive structure of the city today00:54:04
the mountain where this castle stood in Kyiv and before00:54:07
still called castle00:54:09
so the new governor of Kyiv after00:54:12
of these events it is Yuri Pats who becomes00:54:14
which we mentioned earlier with his task00:54:17
was to restore Kyiv and improve00:54:19
security of the southern borders of the country from00:54:21
the Crimean Khan came for this purpose, he became00:54:24
create military detachments after the boy too00:54:28
his successors did this as he writes00:54:30
Russian historian of the 19th century Ukrainian00:54:32
origin Dmitry Bantysh Kamenskikh00:54:34
the first ataman he mentions00:54:37
history was Evstafi Dashkovich like00:54:39
Romulus made from the masses of fearless00:54:42
Rotoborets regiments are always ready for war00:54:45
with a single wave of his hand he divided00:54:47
of these warriors into regiments and hundreds of regiments00:54:50
armed them with guns and swords and00:54:52
put Sergeant major over them00:54:55
the first old one allowed the Dnieper residents not00:54:57
just settle above the rapids and build00:54:59
the city of Cherkassy but because of the brave exploits00:55:02
their chieftain provided him with a stone00:55:05
So what do we see from this description?00:55:07
first Dashkevich is mentioned as ataman 200:55:11
he armed his warriors including00:55:14
firearms which to the top00:55:16
The 16th century was not in all armies00:55:19
peace and the third king gives these warriors00:55:23
Dashkevich actually organized the lands00:55:26
own combat-ready army with which00:55:28
repeatedly organized trips to00:55:31
Tatar fortress Ochakov and Crimea00:55:33
Did he really teach the military so quickly?00:55:36
the case of the fugitive villagers is believed in this00:55:41
little parallel to Zdashkevich's troops00:55:43
created by the mayor of the city of Khmelnik that00:55:45
now Vinnytsia region predslav00:55:48
Lenskoronsky It’s interesting that Dashkevich and00:55:51
Lenckoronsky even organized00:55:53
joint campaign against Ochakov in 152800:55:56
this is how Lens of Corona is described in the chronicle00:56:00
[ __ ] who Colonel Grigory Grebyanka00:56:02
in 1506 the first Kazakh hetman was00:56:07
the Scaronian man was pre-ordained from00:56:09
senatorial family during this00:56:11
Hetman was allocated to the Cossacks for his services00:56:14
Land near the Dnieper and everyone given00:56:16
liberties As we see, the author of the Cossack00:56:19
the chronicle notes a man of the senatorial00:56:22
sort of, that is, it is implied very much00:56:23
noble influential family close00:56:26
to the king here is another description now00:56:29
famous Polish historian Marcin00:56:31
Belsky00:56:32
traveled all over Europe and also visited00:56:35
Jerusalem and in various barbarian regions and00:56:38
I learned a lot about military stuff there and00:56:40
when I got home I used it00:56:42
military stuff canceled a lot and new00:56:45
started it, that is, we see that the liance00:56:48
Karonian experienced knight military leader and00:56:51
An innovator who, judging by the mention of00:56:54
Jerusalem participated in the Crusades00:56:56
hiking again does not fit with the image00:56:58
fugitive Villager Truth is all first00:57:01
famous Kazakh leaders like us00:57:04
we see they were not just prefects and00:57:06
they were representatives of the governors00:57:07
noble family, that is, knights00:57:10
feudal lords with powerful power Is it really for00:57:13
formation of their military units they00:57:15
would recruit white villagers in a row with whom?00:57:18
then there were simple Cossacks00:57:29
When did the Middle Ages begin?00:57:31
Cossacks are the most influential social00:57:33
class in Europe were the Knights00:57:36
the successful ones were feudal lords00:57:37
numerous castles and lands of less00:57:40
successfully had less wealth or00:57:42
generally lost your inheritance remember00:57:44
fairy tale Puss in Boots his father died00:57:47
had three sons the main inheritance00:57:48
sons got older and younger00:57:50
I only got a cat, a typical situation00:57:53
for Medieval Europe But the Younger00:57:55
the son is also a knight both in a fairy tale and in00:57:58
Such people strive for a better life00:58:01
destiny to great wealth Well, what's their name?00:58:03
get in a fairy tale with the help of a cat00:58:06
living with weapons is knightly00:58:09
bread00:58:10
That is why the medieval Knights00:58:13
organized knightly orders00:58:14
who fought against the pagans or00:58:17
Crusades against Muslims00:58:18
mainly to the Middle East00:58:21
way they killed two birds with one stone00:58:23
their churches and acquired New lands and00:58:26
wealth in Ukraine as in the rest00:58:28
Europe went through the same processes00:58:30
a wide layer of gentry was formed00:58:33
there are people of a noble family of burghers who were looking for00:58:36
fate these were the same Knights but00:58:39
they only started Ukrainian00:58:41
unite to protect first00:58:43
The southern border of your state00:58:45
secondly, increase your own00:58:46
condition here too There were a lot00:58:48
opportunities to rob Tatar cities00:58:51
receive rewards from old age00:58:53
receive land from the king or occupy00:58:55
free piece of land on border A00:58:58
now imagine yourself in place00:58:59
old age who needs to create00:59:01
actually your own army whom you00:59:03
you will recruit first00:59:04
Well, of course, your subjects, the bourgeois knights00:59:08
who have combat experience and whom you00:59:10
you can definitely trust you are unlikely to go00:59:13
to a distant extent the Dnieper islands00:59:15
to find a group of fugitives there or00:59:17
local residents who need to be united and00:59:20
teach to fight00:59:22
in the first half of the 16th century knighthood00:59:25
divided into two groups to the first00:59:27
belonged to those who returned after00:59:29
hikes with the headman in his00:59:31
possessions They often had quite00:59:33
large less they were called policemen00:59:37
However, there were those who did not have much00:59:39
it was more profitable for them to remain in00:59:42
border lands The thing is that if00:59:44
you were returning after a trip to the domain00:59:46
old age You should have paid him00:59:49
tax to give away part of what was gained in battle and even00:59:51
part of the farm, for example part of a cat or00:59:54
honey or fur If you're with all this00:59:56
you'll come back and there were a lot of people in the borderlands00:59:59
land not taxed at all01:00:01
taxes where possible and wealth obtained in01:00:03
fight to hide it and start it up01:00:06
was called to stay at the bottom, that is, in01:00:08
borderland if you look at the map it is01:00:11
was the very bottom of the border of the state of those01:00:14
who remained were called lower-class people or01:00:16
The Cossacks of these particular knights for the first time01:00:19
began to be called Cossacks and this is connected with01:00:22
Another very interesting story01:00:25
[music]01:00:33
as we already learned, Ukraine’s neighbor in the south01:00:36
By the way, the Crimean Khanate was wrong01:00:38
think that it was only in Crimea01:00:40
Tatars are descendants of Turkic tribes01:00:43
among the Cumans who for many centuries01:00:45
they settled the Ukrainian Pomerania in Crimea01:00:48
founded their capital Bakhchisarai and had01:00:51
many ports but also had large01:00:53
ports on the mainland such as Ochakov and01:00:56
Azov can be said to be Ukrainians and Tatars01:00:59
always lived near this01:01:02
Moscow-Soviet historians came up with01:01:03
the myth about the south of Ukraine as a wild field where01:01:06
supposedly there was a wild steppe which01:01:08
colonized by the Cossacks and then of course01:01:10
Russian Empire which began01:01:12
build big cities all this of course01:01:14
complete nonsense Ukrainians and Tatars inhabited01:01:17
these places for centuries01:01:21
the word Cossack was born on this01:01:23
border area translated from01:01:25
in Turkic it means free person01:01:27
but there really isn't much romance here01:01:30
In the Middle Ages the Tatars were called Cossacks01:01:32
single young people not burdened01:01:35
family or home that united01:01:37
among themselves in the group you can even say01:01:40
that these were some kind of01:01:41
gangsters operating on01:01:44
border areas first Tatars01:01:46
the Cossacks spoke to their young men and then01:01:50
and those who lived nearby Ukrainian01:01:53
When did they appear in the border areas?01:01:55
the first Ukrainian Knights they started01:01:57
unite into squads and carry out without01:01:59
knowledge of the headman of the independent military01:02:02
raids on border Tatar cities and01:02:04
the village Tatars did not always understand what it was01:02:07
for the wars and where they came from and by01:02:10
inertia began to be called Ukrainian01:02:12
chivalry is also by the Cossacks. First it is01:02:14
the word had a negative meaning Cossack01:02:17
means a free person but outside the law01:02:21
first half of the 16th century urban01:02:23
The knights disowned this name01:02:25
but later the word Cossack acquired01:02:28
more positive tone and01:02:30
spread to all Ukrainian01:02:31
knights both in cities and border areas01:02:34
regions Cossack has become synonymous with the word01:02:36
knight01:02:40
[music]01:02:46
if we started talking about life on01:02:48
border areas I would like01:02:50
debunk another myth that the Cossacks01:02:52
and the Tatars were irreconcilable enemies Yes01:02:56
indeed the emergence of the Crimean01:02:57
Khanate was one of the main factors01:02:59
influenced the formation of the Cossacks but01:03:02
Over time, the Cossacks and Tatars began01:03:05
get along well and smash together01:03:07
Muscovites01:03:09
first joint Kazakh-Tatar01:03:11
the campaign against Muscovy took place back in 152101:03:15
year, at the same time, Dashkevich, however, already in01:03:18
next year Cossacks and Tatars again01:03:20
fought among themselves and for those times it was01:03:22
was absolutely normal Today you01:03:24
Allies Tomorrow are enemies again in the 17th century01:03:28
The Cossacks and the Crimean Khanate began01:03:30
conclude peace treaties first peace01:03:33
treaty with the Crimean Khanate01:03:34
recorded by historians signed in01:03:36
late 1624 Ukrainian heitman01:03:39
Mikhail Doroshenko Bogdan Khmelnitsky in01:03:42
1648 concluded the Peace Treaty of Bakhchisarai01:03:45
agreement with the Tatars, it was the Tatars who became01:03:48
His main allies were the Great01:03:51
liberation war against the Poles and01:03:53
helped to win the greatest Victories the myth of01:03:56
the fact that the Cossacks were sworn Tatars01:03:58
enemies has always been beneficial to the Moscow01:04:00
propaganda to show the inevitability01:04:02
Union of Orthodox Peoples of Ukrainians and01:04:05
Russians but fortunately now we understand01:04:08
it is not so01:04:11
[music]01:04:16
in the mid-16th century grassroots Cossacks01:04:19
it became more and more of course not01:04:21
it is impossible that over time they could01:04:23
both runaway villagers and locals join01:04:25
inhabitants in the European crusades01:04:28
Knights sometimes ordained even their own01:04:30
servants If they showed Bravery and01:04:33
eagerness to join the knights and01:04:36
learned the art of war from them01:04:37
prestigious everywhere and among the lower ranks01:04:41
border areas arose01:04:42
the need to create some01:04:44
territorial center military base where01:04:47
you could get ready before going on a trip01:04:49
or after it01:04:52
for the first time to build a large Cossack01:04:54
strengthening was proposed by the already mentioned01:04:56
previously Astafye Dashkevich 20 years later this01:05:00
Elder Cherkassky brought the matter to an end01:05:02
and Kanevsky Dmitry Baida Vishnevetsky01:05:04
like all Cossack leaders he had01:05:07
knightly even princely origin01:05:10
In 1556 he built on the island of Malaya01:05:13
Khortytsia fortress was real01:05:16
well fortified castle with strong01:05:18
walls, cannons and a permanent garrison01:05:20
Cossacks inside01:05:22
actually made Him his residence01:05:25
this immediately increased the Cossacks' rates by01:05:28
international arena having a united01:05:30
army and administrative center in01:05:32
borderlands powerful in hellish01:05:34
began to conduct its own autonomous and even01:05:37
a daring political game formally He01:05:39
remained a subject of the King of Poland01:05:41
Lithuanian and Russian Sigismund II01:05:44
but this did not stop him from negotiating and01:05:47
fight at your own discretion with everyone01:05:49
neighbors of the Ottoman Empire and Crimean01:05:52
nation and Muscovy01:05:54
in fact, the fortress of the embroidery is not01:05:57
was the first Kazakh network correctly01:05:59
say that it was a prototype of the battle01:06:01
the fortress stood for only a year in 155701:06:05
united troops of the Turkish Sultan and01:06:07
Crimean Khan destroyed it after01:06:10
long siege However, after this01:06:12
the Cossacks did the only thing01:06:15
the correct conclusion is to build a complete01:06:17
a fortress on an island makes no sense if01:06:20
enemies will gather quite powerful troops01:06:22
it will become easy prey so they01:06:25
went a different route and decided to build01:06:27
military base but without bulky buildings01:06:30
the largest building in sich was01:06:32
Church Usually it stood in the center of the01:06:35
Cossacks settled in small groups B01:06:37
smokehouses, light wooden structures01:06:39
Hence the name flog from the word flog from01:06:42
wood, the Cossacks could be very mobile01:06:45
get ready to go on a hike or retreat in case01:06:47
superior enemy forces because01:06:49
they are not complex engineering structures01:06:51
were building a new network They could build01:06:54
very quickly if the previous one is destroyed01:06:56
the new location was kept secret01:06:58
from enemies for as long as possible in just 20001:07:01
years, the Cossacks changed the place and built a new one01:07:03
the network left seven times not counting the fortress01:07:08
[music]01:07:15
Therefore the network has become01:07:17
administrative and military center for01:07:20
those Cossacks who remained at the bottom01:07:22
that is, in the border lands but like us01:07:25
the city Cossacks also spoke01:07:27
who were returning after trips to01:07:29
they were responsible for the safety of their estates01:07:32
their cities can be compared with01:07:34
modern T defense already after the first01:07:37
they demanded successful campaigns from01:07:40
authorities to change their semi-legal01:07:42
status and become part of the official01:07:44
troops that is to enter the official01:07:46
register and get paid not to mention01:07:49
in very modern language in 156901:07:53
Polish Kingdom and Grand Duchy01:07:56
Lithuania announced the creation of a common01:07:58
state of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth And already in 157201:08:02
year Sigismund II as the first Monarch01:08:05
of the general state hired01:08:07
service of the first 300 Cossacks from this01:08:10
moment the Cossacks are finally at the grassroots01:08:13
semi-legal and registries that01:08:15
are in the service of the king next01:08:18
King Stefan Batory already had in his service01:08:21
600 Ukrainian knights since that time01:08:24
the Cossacks constantly tried to increase their01:08:26
the register in different years could reach from01:08:29
6 to 8 thousand knights register and Cossack is01:08:33
it was the highest career so to speak01:08:36
a step for the Ukrainian knight However01:08:37
not used to the language had more freedom01:08:40
action registers could only serve01:08:42
interests of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and not for you01:08:44
could organize hikes on their own01:08:46
or help the army for a reward01:08:49
third country in general the Cossacks were01:08:51
famous knights in Europe and01:08:53
participated in many military conflicts01:08:56
in particular, the Cossacks fought in the very01:08:59
large-scale conflict of the 17th century01:09:01
Thirty Years' War in 161901:09:04
Emperor Ferdinand II of Habsburg01:09:06
asked for military assistance from the King of Speech01:09:08
Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Sigismund of the third vase01:09:10
allowed the formation of a mercenary detachment01:09:13
from the Cossacks in modern language it was01:09:15
peacekeeping contingent hired01:09:18
Habsburg dynasty on the plan01:09:20
disposition of troops before the battle on white01:09:22
grief of 1620 One of the most01:09:24
historians who determined that war01:09:27
The Habsburgs on the left flank were designated01:09:29
3000 Cossacks on the left flank01:09:32
Habsburg collection troops01:09:34
made the main breakthrough and Kazatskaya01:09:37
the infantry in that battle defeated the detachment01:09:39
Hungarian cavalry received 5201:09:42
standard and main flag of the enemy01:09:45
[music]01:09:53
the Cossack army had a very clear and01:09:56
a coherent structure of the register and troops01:09:58
each regiment was divided into regiments01:10:00
was based in a separate city and received01:10:02
for example, it got its name from it01:10:04
church floor Kanevsky Cherkasy and01:10:07
so then the regiment was led by colonel he01:10:10
was one of the most influential people in01:10:12
in his city in the regiment could be from01:10:14
several hundred to several thousand01:10:16
experienced knights When there were no campaigns01:10:19
they lived a normal life and got married01:10:21
had children, ran a household01:10:24
the shelves were divided into hundreds of each01:10:27
which were led by the Centurion of Hundreds01:10:29
tens with a foreman at their head01:10:31
officers such as centurions or colonels01:10:33
were called sergeant major, usually they were01:10:36
The most experienced Knights were the main army01:10:39
Hetman, like all the elders, was elected01:10:42
at the general Cossack Rada a separate01:10:45
the military unit was the flog it had01:10:48
similar division into hundreds and tens01:10:50
Only instead of regiments there were smoking areas01:10:52
which were led by chicken atomans during01:10:55
the head of the entire grassroots army which01:10:57
was called Kosh stood Koshevoy Ataman01:10:59
the foreman and ataman were elected at the Sich01:11:03
Cossack sake the main difference between01:11:05
Hetman and Kosh Ataman is01:11:08
the fact that the Koshevaya Ataman was in charge only01:11:10
Geitman led the grassroots army01:11:12
city and register Cossacks However01:11:15
if the situation needed it, he could01:11:17
unite with the grassroots and form01:11:19
general army as the most did it01:11:22
famous Ukrainian hetmans Sagaidachny01:11:25
and Khmelnitsky01:11:26
[music]01:11:35
gradually the Cossacks became01:11:38
ruling class in Ukraine and01:11:40
Cossacks began to recognize themselves as01:11:42
a separate state for outstanding01:11:45
victories over the Tatars and Ottomans in 157501:11:49
year King Stefan Batory presented01:11:51
symbol for Hetman Bogdan Rudzhinsky01:11:53
power mace it was the first official01:11:56
Cossack hetman who had the highest01:11:59
authority in Ukrainian01:12:01
territories after the king is actually01:12:04
was the beginning of Cossack autonomy consisting of01:12:07
Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth01:12:10
significantly expanded and consolidated the Cossack01:12:13
autonomy outstanding Geitman Peter01:12:15
Kanashevich sagaidarochny Bogdana01:12:17
Khmelnytsky in 1649 announced01:12:20
formation of an independent state01:12:22
Gitmanism we won’t go into detail now01:12:25
dwell on these events about them01:12:26
a lot has already been said today01:12:29
I note that in the middle of the 17th century in Europe01:12:31
everyone was well aware of the existence01:12:33
independent Ukrainian Cossack01:12:35
state and only Putin denies01:12:38
obvious things, remember how it was circulating on the Internet01:12:41
video where he looked together with01:12:43
Russian pseudo-historian French01:12:45
17th century map of the earth01:12:50
into the Moscow kingdom of the Soviet01:12:53
authorities01:12:59
But this is, of course, complete nonsense on this one.01:13:03
map of the French geographer Guillaume01:13:05
Sansona written in black and white01:13:07
Ukraine State of the Cossacks01:13:11
Therefore, when asked who the Cossacks are, you can01:13:14
answer this is the Ukrainian Knights01:13:17
who were able to create their own independent01:13:19
country and this country became the foundation01:13:21
for modern Ukraine where we all live01:13:24
now there were no Cossacks without our knights01:13:27
would01:13:28
this is the reality01:13:38
[music]01:13:43
I was told I don’t like him like Ukrainians01:13:46
He hates us and my mother is a boy01:13:49
died in Russia grandmothers called and01:13:52
they said that they would send the boy to a boarding school01:13:54
conflict with children Yes, you are a little Russian there01:13:58
I say guys, you understand that there are people there01:14:00
children kill01:14:03
daughter three years and three months, we are with her01:14:06
slept in an embrace I just managed to cover01:14:09
with a child, how many lives were given01:14:12
for the sake of the independent future of our country01:14:14
come to him01:14:16
Elk bury him Twin Cities It was01:14:18
very painful for him01:14:21
he tried very hard to improve it01:14:23
to fight not with people but with technology01:14:26
such people deserve to live long and build01:14:30
Ukraine And unfortunately we are with these people01:14:33
Saying goodbye to the history of war today at 16:3001:14:38
Kyiv time on TV channel01:14:43
people are the main value of Ukraine01:14:47
achievements saved not just one life but theirs01:14:51
innovative solutions have changed medicine and01:14:54
opened new horizons to followers01:14:57
he became the founder of cardiac01:15:00
surgery thanks to a valve that01:15:02
Nikolai Amosov created the treatment of vice01:15:05
children's hearts became a reality01:15:07
thanks to the medicine of Daniil Zabolotny01:15:10
the whole world has ceased to be frozen by the threat01:15:13
cholera epidemics Ukraine is talented and01:15:17
hardworking01:15:28
Hello friends, I'm Grigory German, it's here01:15:31
time to do a little propaganda and01:15:33
do it without a doubt01:15:35
exciting thing we'll be in01:15:37
amazing Ivy League location01:15:40
spectator inexperienced in propaganda01:15:43
Maybe the league might try to fix me01:15:45
not ivy but ivy and what does it have to do with it anyway01:15:48
association of eight private American01:15:49
universities located in seven01:15:51
States in the northwestern United States and what does it have to do with it01:15:53
Brown Harvard Yale01:15:55
Colombian Cornish Pennsylvanian01:15:59
Princeton universities and01:16:00
Dartsmouth College What does ivy have to do with it?01:16:03
killing the old building of these images01:16:06
quality education01:16:09
I'll say because01:16:11
and ivy is the league in which01:16:15
the best moments of the week in which01:16:16
Ivy propagandists01:16:19
traditionally unflattering for Russia01:16:21
reality melts them, tears them apart but01:16:24
this week They were specifically ivy from what01:16:27
and the ivy league was born this week.01:16:30
muzzles half a millimeter thick from01:16:32
another poison in Putin's back cadmi01:16:35
flattened into hummus from a military correspondent’s cannonball01:16:38
Russia Today Alexandra Piskunova01:16:39
flattened into a gopher rudolfach01:16:41
flattened with pride And Skabeev in general01:16:44
moved to a new state, became thinner01:16:46
into the nanostructure from the NATO summit and that’s it01:16:49
together this is the best propaganda01:16:52
five let's go01:16:59
Let's start, of course, with Mordan's face01:17:02
Mardamar Lol maybe like this01:17:05
such a cheerful little guy01:17:07
Mardan's muzzle Mardan's muzzle on the muzzle01:17:11
Mardan's face must be remembered01:17:14
Damn, I’ll forget about it later maybe really01:17:16
it's cool to turn out like this for everyone01:17:18
watches Russian animals01:17:19
propaganda knows that Mordan is even01:17:22
not an animal This is a product01:17:24
vital activity of other animals in01:17:26
at the moment Solovyova Mordan is01:17:29
living embodiment of the phrase01:17:31
Nightingale droppings Well, because he's ugly01:17:34
and it works at the Nightingale garbage dump01:17:37
everything converges, it happens in different01:17:39
states of aggregation mainly due to01:17:41
they drown his flammability, but now he01:17:45
flattened into a cake01:17:46
the nightingale cake seems to be on me now01:17:49
artologists didn’t look and flattened it01:17:52
Turkish Tagan flying past01:17:54
beautiful weapons from Erdogan's collection01:17:57
was launched by the old one01:17:59
Oh what a powerful hand Erdo right in01:18:02
the hunched back of the Kremlin Karl01:18:04
besides, I was flying Tagan, apparently on01:18:06
supersonic when transitioning to supersonic01:18:09
there was a characteristic clap and drum01:18:12
wave of Mordano sleeping but since in01:18:15
any form of mardan is still an abomination01:18:17
we have video and audio versions01:18:20
only in fifth place is this miracle in01:18:22
Ivy League in the context of preparation for01:18:25
NATO summit had a lot of pressure on Turkey01:18:28
pressure01:18:29
Ankara, as a member of the alliance, shows cooperation with him01:18:33
Solidarity of the Russian Federation understands everything perfectly01:18:36
said01:18:38
RIA Novosti Peskov01:18:39
he added that but a violation01:18:42
agreements don’t look good on anyone01:18:47
great That's what talent means01:18:53
in the field of diplomacy, here I am as a diplomat01:18:55
I definitely wouldn't have taken it, I wouldn't have been able to01:18:59
even writing something like that doesn’t make anyone look good01:19:02
violation of agreement01:19:04
there's no one here01:19:07
Well, at least not steps of goodwill, oh well01:19:10
On Monday probably the Ministry of Foreign Affairs01:19:13
will comment Or maybe not01:19:14
I don’t know how to comment, well, that is01:19:17
we are dealing with a violation01:19:19
agreements, that is, as I understand it, but01:19:22
I’ll probably translate it into everyday life a little01:19:24
vulgar language but forgive me01:19:28
Youth youth came at 9001:19:31
like some prominent ones, so to speak01:19:33
representatives of our establishment01:19:35
so I would say so what about us01:19:38
Did they cheat Erdogan? Did he cheat us?01:19:42
I broke my word but apparently yes01:19:45
not under pressure, I understand of course01:19:48
in general it is actually a special species01:19:52
contemporary art installation01:19:58
specifically Turkish01:20:00
blue01:20:02
often repeated looks very nice01:20:06
elegantly struck and beautifully01:20:08
decorated handles sticking out01:20:13
[music]01:20:17
and who put pressure then on Turkey?01:20:21
I'm wondering if they tell us yes01:20:24
pressed So everything is somehow like this A01:20:27
how then does earlier earlier mean they01:20:29
they told me what Türkiye is like, well done, what01:20:32
it means everything is fine, I support the economy01:20:35
somehow something went wrong somewhere01:20:38
first moment second moment What are you doing01:20:40
this is all you will do I'm interested, well01:20:43
so you say he violated the Dardagan01:20:45
agreements and01:20:48
And what And what next What are the actions01:20:51
this reminds me of the situation with the plane01:20:54
with a broken one I also remember how it was then01:20:56
rushed fifteenth Yes 2015 Seems01:20:59
now we will show the actions we must01:21:03
maybe we talked for two or three weeks01:21:06
it's gone all the tomatoes have been canceled01:21:10
there was something there they they01:21:13
really, well then everything got better01:21:15
then everything went well, that is, well again01:21:17
such uh let's say a concussion of the air Well01:21:22
Of course he feels humiliated01:21:24
I want to come for some way01:21:25
means making excuses but there is another01:21:28
figure I don’t know yet will we have no01:21:30
sneakers01:21:34
Türkiye will enter the European Union and knock out01:21:37
him from under the influence of the Americans, that is01:21:41
they have already changed position already position01:21:43
that means01:21:46
Türkiye has been entering the European Union for 40 years already01:21:49
no one knows how long it will take, but here it is01:21:53
as if secondly somehow it doesn’t fit together01:21:57
they put pressure on Turkey, otherwise Türkiye will01:22:00
push our now here I am somehow here I am01:22:03
somehow I don’t understand the logic, it’s broken and01:22:05
here and there, strictly speaking, but they get01:22:08
of course Well, Erdogan01:22:11
what would they think? Here's what01:22:13
there must have been legal grounds01:22:16
Turkish president to contain citizens01:22:18
Ukraine without a court verdict without a warrant01:22:21
no arrests or anything like that01:22:23
they have free movement like this01:22:27
what kind of complaints will there be against him now?01:22:29
there will be no legal claims01:22:31
maybe that’s why their Kremlin comrades01:22:34
propagandists must understand the following01:22:36
thing that they always thought they could01:22:39
do anything01:22:40
spread chaos everywhere in the world And that's it01:22:43
the rest should follow them according to the rules01:22:45
International law as agreed01:22:46
That's it, now that's enough, I'll say that's enough01:22:51
calm down and stop talking about what01:22:53
no, you wanted it, wait, you01:22:57
sow the wind you will reap the storm It's not me01:22:59
said you wanted this Well, this is how it will be01:23:02
you will have such a relationship01:23:05
absolutely plus e When weakens in01:23:08
In general, Russian influence and politics is01:23:11
it becomes noticeable and these are the processes01:23:13
which were this is still this is still01:23:16
subsequently the riot Prigozhin in particular01:23:18
because they didn't see01:23:20
weakened Well, that means others can do the same01:23:22
will do that's all And what will happen to01:23:25
do this, but I think they’ll talk to me too01:23:27
I think of course it’s all rhetoric01:23:30
then as the Turkish president said01:23:32
let's get positive01:23:36
I think it's already positive01:23:38
One morning I woke up so you know01:23:41
stretched out in his presidential bed01:23:42
said well, it’s time and it started right away01:23:46
away we go and freed the Azovites and01:23:50
statement on the grain corridor and Putin01:23:52
come here01:23:54
we will have a grain corridor and a statement about that01:23:57
what about the Turkish fleet, if anything can01:23:59
protect the grain corridor and that’s it01:24:01
the rest And by the evening he was so stretched01:24:03
it was a good day01:24:06
in fourth place is Yashkin the cat who is so01:24:10
never distinguished himself either internally or01:24:12
external beauty is why it is always01:24:14
Solovyov used him as a scarecrow, aka01:24:17
always appears in the studio and hisses what are you doing?01:24:21
Do you know how the March cat gets his01:24:25
sausage and pretty wagging tail01:24:27
moves away But here he was flattened01:24:30
specifically and flattened him as much as I01:24:32
I understand the news that Ukraine is like this01:24:35
will receive ballistic missiles attack she01:24:38
not confirmed yet but he’s already crushed01:24:40
he was crushed by the atoms, listen, understandable01:24:43
it's a ton and a half of real stuff01:24:45
American quality versus puny01:24:47
Taurus therefore Jacob committed a trance01:24:51
transition from cats to flounder and very clearly01:24:54
in its new state Well, when both01:24:57
Jacob's eyes are on the same plane01:24:59
I saw that there were attacks for Ukraine. This is the first01:25:02
a step towards a Ukrainian nuclear bomb01:25:06
don't ask, I don't know what's wrong with him01:25:08
brain But apparently everything is very wrong01:25:11
very much if someone thinks and I hope that01:25:13
if God forbid01:25:15
something will remain from this Ukraine, it will not01:25:19
will develop nuclear weapons then01:25:21
he doesn't understand what world he lives in01:25:24
it will develop nuclear weapons and01:25:28
she will have nuclear weapons01:25:31
It’s not far from the Russian border01:25:34
with the help of one or another United01:25:37
States and the West will always be there01:25:40
there will be an excuse, after all, it’s better01:25:43
this means it’s directed against Russia01:25:45
everything is possible01:25:47
Can Ukraine exist?01:25:52
as an independent State and not to be01:25:56
hostile Russia and not to be01:25:58
give up your territory against01:26:01
Russia has never had anything like this in history and not01:26:05
will I you paraphrased and Could you01:26:08
Russia ever to exist and not to be01:26:11
there was no hostility towards Ukraine01:26:13
such a thing in history, I just paraphrased01:26:16
this is truly a fact absolutely because01:26:18
that the imperial consciousness is second01:26:21
Maybe01:26:23
kedmi he is not in the subject of the question about what01:26:26
he says I want to remind you what's between01:26:28
Ukraine and Russia there was a large01:26:31
friendship agreement, also called01:26:33
after the collapse of the Soviet Union I want01:26:36
remind you what Ukraine did01:26:39
Ukraine first nuclear disarmed01:26:42
he doesn't remember giving away nuclear weapons and uh01:26:47
its strategic bombers and01:26:50
missiles in particular and those missiles with which01:26:52
Now Russia is bombing Ukraine This is it01:26:56
this is an important fact. What is this because of01:26:59
in order to threaten01:27:01
Russia01:27:02
nuclear weapons were given for this purpose01:27:05
to threaten Russia there was disarmament01:27:08
army reductions and we had everything in01:27:12
early 90s million 850 thousand01:27:14
a million military personnel was that for01:27:17
this is what we did all this to01:27:20
What is threatening Russia?01:27:22
until the last moment until01:27:24
full-scale invasion And more01:27:26
Ukraine assumed01:27:29
negotiation format of diplomatic01:27:31
settlement and political01:27:33
settlement This is because they threatened01:27:38
So this is an absolute utter lie01:27:41
A lie is actually what it says01:27:43
sneakers And now I have the next question01:27:46
how is it going then?01:27:50
special operation so-called military01:27:53
more than 500 days If we why01:27:57
started at the same point now stands at01:28:00
Russian point of view01:28:06
and during the war the main one was there01:28:09
the main thing is one of the main conditions01:28:12
demilitarization what is the result01:28:15
he can’t see his own sneaker Well, here it is01:28:18
in fact, how has it been so long01:28:22
time and started from the fact that Ukraine01:28:25
is developing nuclear weapons and now01:28:27
now again01:28:30
So what is this then? Let’s admit that everything01:28:33
went wrong01:28:36
no even intermediate and01:28:39
demilitarization nothing is happening01:28:41
in fact, let's say that's all01:28:44
the reasoning of this propaganda that is there01:28:47
spreads all these lies in reality01:28:49
cases that are not based on facts01:28:51
neither for arguments nor for anything else01:28:54
clear explanations it is based and Well01:28:57
it’s based on what’s already clear, but to us01:29:00
everyone draws conclusions when they expose01:29:02
themselves therefore speaking in this01:29:05
in this case, there is a huge benefit from it for01:29:08
those who listen and know how to draw conclusions01:29:11
Absolutely true, but by and large01:29:14
By and large, as Ukrainians we can01:29:17
to say that yes, the image of a Ukrainian is like01:29:21
a terrible enemy for a Russian01:29:25
which you don’t need to climb on01:29:28
under no circumstances should you even look01:29:31
crooked is what will happen after ours01:29:34
Victory because having received so much snot01:29:37
And not just based on the snot how they got it01:29:40
receive and will receive in Ukraine01:29:43
Russia has never received yes from anyone01:29:46
May we have nuclear weapons at this moment01:29:49
weapon or not let them decide01:29:52
countries01:29:53
nuclear club01:29:56
Ukrainian leadership after after01:29:58
victories It’s not a fact that in reality01:30:01
Russia will be in this club But01:30:03
about it01:30:04
yes that's for sure01:30:07
further01:30:08
the most interesting case that can be01:30:10
attributed to flattening rather arbitrarily01:30:13
perhaps in this case we can01:30:15
still talk more about reducing01:30:18
there was such a military commander Alexander01:30:21
Piskunov worked for Russia Today and01:30:23
to be honest, they actually pulled him01:30:26
Raisiya Ainz channel is probably unclear01:30:30
due to the fact that after Wagner's tour01:30:32
with fire show concerts in Russian cities01:30:34
That’s why there is no trust in venerable military officers01:30:37
and you have to put all kinds of stuff on the air01:30:39
a trifle, it’s clear that from such an honor Piskunov01:30:42
squashed and he squeaked and shrank to01:30:45
the size of a gopher the same gopher01:30:48
Schrödinger which was discovered by the privateer01:30:51
Dapper Man from the movie So Now01:30:53
world science also knows Schrödinger's cat01:30:56
Jesus Lika Lieberman and so being in01:31:00
this state of quantum01:31:01
uncertainty of the military service to Peskun01:31:03
saw the Russian attack on01:31:05
quantum level01:31:07
guys, by the way, this is brilliant, pass it on01:31:10
someone to ours whom this is a new level01:31:12
after a tactical goodwill gesture01:31:15
regrouping and no easy solution01:31:16
there must be01:31:18
quantum offensive which01:31:21
both advance and retreat at the same time01:31:24
that's how light is at the same time01:31:26
electromagnetic wave and particle flow01:31:29
Lieberman as proof of quantum01:31:31
the nature of the Russian offensive01:31:34
Brilliant and as for our01:31:38
offensive01:31:39
Well, I think it will be as they say01:31:44
just like the old joke Yes, just like the old joke01:31:48
Soviet as a film about this same DMB01:31:51
says Jesus, you see there is no But he is01:31:54
In exactly the same way, ours speak with ours.01:31:56
offensive you see no she is she01:31:59
will therefore the enemy01:32:02
will get in where he most does not01:32:04
expects intelligence development levels01:32:06
modern Well okay okay here I am01:32:10
not a military expert at all therefore01:32:11
let's turn to you what's there Well first of all01:32:16
they think that they can create some01:32:19
trouble some surprise no01:32:21
everything is clear everything is the logic of events everything01:32:24
what is happening is also clear and understandable01:32:26
movement01:32:27
Russian reserves and their forces back and forth01:32:30
throughout the occupied territory and also01:32:31
noticeably unclear from where what if they01:32:35
have food01:32:37
large operational or strategic01:32:40
the idea is that [ __ ] it now01:32:43
Kupin-Liman direction where01:32:45
Russian troops01:32:48
really attack but the goal is something01:32:52
what the goal was achieved It is clear exclusively01:32:54
our strength and reserves are excellent from those01:32:57
directions where we see01:32:58
counteroffensive That is, this is actually01:33:01
in fact, such a desperate defense Well,01:33:04
burning attempts Yes but it doesn’t01:33:07
influences operational strategic01:33:09
situation but therefore But of course it will be01:33:13
submit as it means01:33:15
great achievements like success How01:33:19
promotion but I want to remind you01:33:22
the idea was completely different now it is01:33:24
an attempt to save the situation01:33:27
This is not an initiative, this is an attempt to save01:33:29
situation to counteract the Ukrainian01:33:32
initiative on their part, but let me remind you that01:33:34
after it was announced that01:33:37
Russian troops and Wagnerites captured01:33:39
bakhmut they had to go to the bottom about01:33:41
They didn’t talk about it themselves but didn’t come out01:33:43
even for an hour that's all you need here01:33:46
to know and understand, strictly speaking, in01:33:48
in this situation, it seems to me that’s why01:33:51
what will they tell now and what01:33:53
there is constant information She tells me01:33:56
reminds as a statement of constant01:33:58
Russian authorities and Putin here01:34:00
counteroffensive Ukraine lost everything01:34:01
all the equipment, all the troops, and the Ukrainian01:34:04
the troops are still advancing That's how it is here01:34:06
like this I don’t know who can do this01:34:10
the duckling is telling somewhere out there only01:34:13
gopher in this in this situation this is uh01:34:17
Russian brave fighters and storms01:34:19
preferably which one rips01:34:22
courageously means uh Ukrainian01:34:25
counterattack with a grenade under this and that01:34:27
further this is by the way about01:34:30
stormzet01:34:31
there are interesting moments there01:34:33
some comrades who left01:34:37
them and hid in the houses of abandoned gray01:34:40
zone or have already even entered01:34:42
controlled territory01:34:43
Ukrainian troops are so01:34:45
fought heroically What were they waiting for When already01:34:48
they will be taken away and you can surrender01:34:50
Well they are Well of course I think about them too01:34:55
they will write a heroic epic about how they tore01:34:57
Ukrainian maybe even they01:34:59
are coming01:35:00
zone They were advancing01:35:04
but surrendered because they abandoned01:35:07
their units deserted and waited01:35:09
moment when you can give up01:35:19
They went, they didn’t give in01:35:22
again, yes, if you turn to01:35:25
your military experience and your military01:35:26
Russia is currently conducting an examination01:35:30
offensive actions tactical01:35:32
level Yes there in the North01:35:37
at the northernmost easternmost01:35:40
northeastern part of the line01:35:43
and they spend them with one they really01:35:47
there have accumulated a sufficient amount01:35:48
troops sufficient reserves but01:35:50
Why is this number of troops enough?01:35:52
is it enough to throw01:35:54
them, relatively speaking, in a breakthrough in that case01:35:56
if the line of defense of the armed forces01:35:59
Ukraine in this area Yes there will be01:36:01
somehow Prorva can01:36:03
really organize there01:36:06
offensive That is what they01:36:09
imply01:36:10
but they tried first they tried01:36:13
I couldn’t do it in winter. I couldn’t do it in winter then.01:36:15
there was a goal to push back our lines were broken01:36:17
she did not reach the Oskol River area01:36:20
the right bank we actually didn’t make it out01:36:22
to capture Liman then the forces had the means01:36:24
more Well, now they need01:36:27
will use reserves both in the south and01:36:30
plus under the bakhmut as well01:36:33
maneuver space is limited Purpose01:36:36
this is all even if they advance by01:36:39
several hundred meters or a kilometer01:36:40
somewhere in the woods there it doesn't change01:36:44
operational strategic situation here01:36:47
Why lose their first line of defense?01:36:50
Ukrainian troops are now striving to01:36:52
Operational changes are being made in the southern direction01:36:53
situation01:36:55
because we are moving ahead of them01:36:58
pushing back directly and01:37:00
goals to push them into Crimea and push them to01:37:04
Azov coast and further there01:37:06
interrupt logistics and move forward01:37:09
what it’s doing where now it doesn’t affect01:37:12
this is a tactical action01:37:14
who are pursuing something just01:37:17
divert our reserves our forces in order to01:37:19
we were where it is profitable for them to lead these01:37:23
so-called offensive actions01:37:25
for everyone who follows the Russian world01:37:28
it is no secret among propagandists that Rudolfovich01:37:31
melted it a long time ago it was powerfully melted on01:37:35
the topic of nuclear weapons and capabilities01:37:37
more precisely, the impossibility of applying it as well01:37:40
he was specifically drawn to the topic of Germany01:37:42
on the topic of Nazism, Lord let it melt from01:37:45
draft in my opinion Let's be honest but01:37:48
Prigozhinsky rebellion And in general01:37:50
the current situation in Russia is still in01:37:52
in this melted state01:37:54
flattened from what he said01:37:57
heresy of the highest quality01:37:59
heresy so concentrated that01:38:01
it’s really expensive to watch in general Lyuba01:38:04
guys [ __ ] up Russia needs her01:38:08
rebuild01:38:10
I was flashing a flashlight myself when I heard no01:38:12
I'm happy with you, you know, the current Rudolfach01:38:15
Russia Russia which is caring01:38:18
Vladimir himself shot himself01:38:20
Vladimirovich the Brave Riot Suppressor01:38:21
they will say to arrange new ones, but this is still01:38:25
not everyone Now you will hear who it is01:38:27
will build a new Russia. What's it like there?01:38:29
was in the film Ivan Vasilyevich changes01:38:30
profession Tick you're going to die on01:38:33
at the front now the Russian elite is at the front01:38:37
now people01:38:39
who will build a new Great Country01:38:42
how they are reviving now01:38:45
invincible and legendary01:38:48
so whoever wants something bad doesn't01:38:50
say a hundred times Think01:38:53
and even better01:38:55
you think you know how you can help Go01:38:58
there01:38:59
Go there I don’t know where very, very, very01:39:09
you know how to help She's sitting there means01:39:14
go01:39:16
someone to start with means to get01:39:20
term01:39:22
let's start with a conditional01:39:25
first conviction means then as soon as01:39:29
received a suspended first conviction, which means01:39:32
you can try to buy from someone01:39:34
drugs or01:39:41
and so on01:39:45
and with a high degree of probability to you01:39:47
recruiters from the Ministry of Defense will arrive01:39:49
for Storm's ass that is the elite path here01:39:54
how where in which countries do you know how in01:39:57
in Britain it was accepted in others that01:40:01
members of the royal family serve in the army01:40:04
they have Spain They study in01:40:07
special schools study in colleges01:40:09
they have higher education This is the Elite01:40:11
or there are people who say uh let01:40:15
they are using an English example and just01:40:17
worked as businessmen we worked there01:40:21
worked as teachers in civilian A01:40:24
they have higher education they have experience01:40:25
they created something01:40:28
example, Diamond mass is in Ukrainian01:40:30
army, we know that Yes indeed01:40:32
elite01:40:33
and there is another way. Probably by the way, I01:40:37
I wish I could think about this if I were the citizens01:40:40
Russia if they are offered such01:40:41
elitist path so that what's wrong with them where are they01:40:44
this is absolutely negative selection01:40:47
if earlier for negative selection there is no01:40:50
I had to go to prison now01:40:53
just necessary then you get to01:40:56
front01:40:57
then and then you become a hero there01:41:01
unknown most likely just with01:41:03
famous somehow shameful there are such01:41:05
call signs by the way meet what if01:41:08
give it to someone and say this yes this01:41:11
The elite is actually elitist01:41:14
elite selection But that's where the juice comes from01:41:16
level I will say of course elitism01:41:19
that's high praise I think01:41:23
let's say because it will be necessary there01:41:27
[music]01:41:29
all these programs There in Russia somehow01:41:32
call01:41:40
So it means01:41:44
storm in the zone means there or there Calm in01:41:47
zone means there or 450 zone there like01:41:51
or01:41:52
or01:41:54
elitist or elitist means Storm for01:41:58
this or something like this or something like this01:42:00
that means they need to work somehow01:42:02
I want to give a hint, I should have01:42:04
Of course it’s interesting to do and do01:42:06
enable direct do of course direct01:42:08
switching on when this process occurs when01:42:11
the Elite is selected so that all others and in01:42:14
Russia and the whole world saw how it was Elite01:42:16
selected means in what places it is01:42:19
coming They understood where the incubators of this01:42:22
means intellectualism incubators are01:42:25
so here are the thoughts incubator military sciences01:42:29
he's there, that would be very interesting01:42:33
you know how in the States now their elites01:42:37
called Ivy League alumni league01:42:39
ivy is all the largest and most01:42:42
promoted coolest American01:42:43
universities and now rules01:42:45
graduates of these universities Yes now01:42:48
they make up the Elite No with League money01:42:50
ivy Yes, it will be simple in Russia01:42:53
some leagues of thorns01:42:54
Yes, what Retail finished where sitting01:42:58
Butyrsky oh Butyrsky is serious01:43:01
you will go to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs01:43:05
you're good with a hairdryer, it'll do fine01:43:08
you'll go there, it's the same here01:43:10
the league of thorns comes to power01:43:13
Russian Federation and accordingly01:43:15
saying they will build the same01:43:16
beautiful Russia of the future with concepts01:43:20
robbery with a clean stop we approached01:43:23
from around the corner you took on a lot01:43:26
I have a crust because I am now01:43:28
power in this country01:43:29
beautiful Russia of the future we hear01:43:32
I like it especially considering the moat with01:43:34
crocodiles and machine guns along the borders01:43:37
91 years old That's for sure01:43:41
you see skobeeva and she’s here damn it01:43:45
infected with this gopher In short01:43:47
Skabeeva is just flattened to01:43:50
graphene thickness of the thinnest material01:43:52
there are millions of pencil leads in the world01:43:56
layers of graphene here are small Because01:43:58
its thickness is 1 atom and you can’t see it01:44:01
Skabeev because the atom is thousands of times01:44:04
less than the wavelength of visible Spectrum A01:44:07
in order to see the atom01:44:09
her current state needs you01:44:10
special electronic or scanning01:44:13
microscope But before we01:44:15
turn on and display the image on the screen01:44:16
the logical question is what happened to01:44:19
salty what happened01:44:21
NATO summit in Vilnius happened to her01:44:24
summit at which Ukraine became one01:44:27
a step closer to NATO did not enter No, just01:44:29
it got closer and this little doe just like that01:44:33
it’s flattering that look, you need to understand01:44:36
that any entry of Ukraine into NATO is01:44:39
direct conflict with Russian01:44:41
we will remind you of the Russian special operation on01:44:44
Ukraine began in order for Ukraine01:44:47
did not become a member of the North Atlantic01:44:49
alliance plus we need to understand in what sense01:44:52
Ukraine In what parts In what areas01:44:54
In which cities in which streets01:44:57
populated areas should enter into01:45:00
North Atlantic Alliance if they01:45:02
recognize territorial integrity01:45:05
Ukraine since they recognize it is01:45:08
one-time war with the Russian01:45:10
Federation that they will include Donbass in01:45:13
composition of the North Atlantic Alliance01:45:15
Zaporozhye Kherson region but remains01:45:19
really only lions on which we01:45:21
we don’t claim it because we don’t claim it01:45:24
never claimed this is the Western part01:45:26
Ukraine is alien to us, this is one thing01:45:29
on the other hand and this will lead01:45:31
to direct conflict returning to the thesis01:45:33
that the special operation began for01:45:36
so that Ukraine does not become a NATO member01:45:39
And this means that they claim and01:45:43
laid claim to some of our lands01:45:46
there is Wait a second And you always01:45:48
they said that there are no goals for Ukraine01:45:50
is the seizure of Ukrainian lands, no01:45:53
in no case is this also uncivilized01:45:56
happened01:45:58
Well, they climbed up a long time ago01:46:02
understandable Actually an idea01:46:03
imperial expansionist war01:46:06
therefore, that is, everything is obvious here, but here01:46:10
I have a question so terrible01:46:13
is at war with Russia according to your version Where01:46:15
True, then it’s already NATO weapons01:46:18
everything has already entered into conflict01:46:21
that is, And there is no logic here01:46:22
absolutely contradictions and constants here01:46:25
what is happening and what we see on01:46:27
actually Well, plus uh why is this so01:46:29
he’s afraid that NATO won’t be able to handle him, Lord01:46:32
Well, Ukraine will give in; it’s not filmed here01:46:34
will you fight, there won’t be enough resources or what?01:46:36
if if higher if I listen to you like this01:46:39
that already means all the urine is still there01:46:43
elite attack aircraft will be formed, which means01:46:45
Zeta's not only Well, from those who because01:46:49
that whoever goes to fight will run away01:46:50
many are with me. So who is Kazakhstan?01:46:52
will go to Armenia, someone in Georgia and so01:46:54
further, therefore, it’s like, first of all, logic01:46:58
we need it Why are we already allegedly at war with NATO?01:47:01
secondly, why be afraid if you do something yourself01:47:06
propagandists say that everything is fine01:47:07
It will be necessary to go to Berlin and01:47:10
on the island Here he is, I remember when the story01:47:13
there will be a landing from the island of Gotland01:47:15
Russian we waited until Sweden01:47:18
enters on what, where is the landing on01:47:20
I can't understand the island of Gotland01:47:22
Therefore, strictly speaking, this is what01:47:24
now explains what they are talking about and01:47:29
uh these are all let's say this uh statements01:47:33
what Well, what did you want? Well, it will be Ukraine01:47:37
then it’s a matter of time for us, well01:47:40
provoked themselves, including01:47:43
processes and accelerated the process And as they wanted01:47:46
there was nothing to talk about, including01:47:49
from above the territory, take your belongings to01:47:51
border of ninety-seven01:47:53
some that's all And now you will01:47:55
Of course, getting a response is01:47:57
obviously01:47:59
In general, guys, you’re not particularly nervous, you’re01:48:02
not really worried about when Ukraine will be01:48:04
joining NATO is not a fact that Russia will01:48:07
exist01:48:09
so a little bit at least in those01:48:12
borders, if we talk about borders01:48:14
those borders, by the way, one of01:48:17
subject in separate themselves still need01:48:19
ask By the way, by the way, yes And by the way01:48:24
will definitely interest you Not that01:48:26
whether Ukraine joined NATO or not01:48:28
whether she threatens or does not threaten because01:48:30
you will then have a huge amount01:48:32
their problems but I really doubt that01:48:35
Olya Skabeeva will find out about this I think01:48:38
that she will be sentenced even earlier by the people01:48:42
Russian court Severe but absolutely01:48:44
he can't be fair yeah01:48:49
review concentrated sublimated01:48:52
and infrared dried abominations01:48:54
are coming to an end You can just add01:48:56
water and you can do anything01:48:59
propaganda show but I wouldn't01:49:01
recommended So there is enough in this world01:49:04
nasty and mean things to fill your01:49:06
life and in such a volume just like that01:49:09
us in the top flattened dried most and01:49:14
thanks to the fact that everything is Russian01:49:15
the state relies on this abomination01:49:18
supplies will not stop, which means until01:49:20
next week and next top is better01:49:34
decisions influencing the course of history01:49:37
security architecture will never be01:49:40
will be the same and Russia will now have to01:49:42
these are considered errors behind which01:49:44
the whole world is watching intrigues and squabbles01:49:47
politicking Important event of the week in01:49:50
Ukraine and other countries What about this?01:49:53
they say in the world about my name01:49:55
Vladimir Runets about all this and much more01:49:57
friend, see for yourself Every Monday01:49:59
at 12.00 Kyiv time on01:50:03
Freedom TV channel01:50:05
Russia's wars of conquest are always01:50:07
brought her to disaster01:50:10
[music]01:50:12
the Russo-Japanese War of 1904 is01:50:16
humiliating defeats and revolution of 190501:50:19
the year World War I 1914 is01:50:24
million losses and the collapse of the Russian01:50:27
empire in the seventeenth year of invasion01:50:30
Afghanistan01:50:32
197901:50:34
one of the main reasons for the collapse01:50:36
Soviet Union in '91 February 2401:50:41
2022 Russia01:50:52
what awaits her next?01:51:09
[music]01:51:15
[music]01:51:20
more than 5,000 missiles targeting Ukrainian civilians01:51:24
cities with thousands killed and tortured01:51:26
citizens torture of prisoners of war citizens01:51:30
ammunition intimidation nuclear blackmail01:51:34
the whole world for its barbaric01:51:36
Russia's aggressive foreign policy01:51:39
recognized by the country as a terrorist in Ukraine01:51:42
Lithuania Latvia Estonia Poland Czech Republic01:51:45
The Netherlands and Slovakia In addition01:51:49
Russian authorities were named01:51:51
terrorist regime on01:51:53
NATO OSCE Parliamentary Assembly01:51:55
Council of Europe and also in the European Parliament01:51:58
it is obvious to almost the whole world that01:52:01
Russia's behavior in Ukraine is nothing more than01:52:05
global banditry but in the Kremlin it is very01:52:07
offended by the truth like a hat01:52:10
burns So from the white stone loudest01:52:13
shouting about some tourists and Nazis01:52:15
for example, undermining a logistics corridor01:52:19
in Ukrainian, annexed for more than 9 years01:52:21
Russian propagandists are very01:52:24
tried to portray it as something01:52:26
illegal action main01:52:29
Kremlin hysteric Dmitry Medvedev01:52:32
even issued to this effect01:52:33
pathetic post in its01:52:35
telegram channel01:52:38
world our own experience shows01:52:40
that it is impossible to fight terrorists01:52:42
between people's sanctions and intimidation01:52:45
or by exhortations they only understand01:52:48
language of power is only personal at all01:52:51
inhumane methods are what terrorists01:52:54
understand only the language of power for a long time01:52:57
taken into account and continue systematically01:53:00
liquidate the Kremlin's executors01:53:02
terror in Ukraine more than 240 thousand01:53:06
Russian occupiers are already answering01:53:08
for his actions in the next world01:53:10
colossal military losses in the Kremlin01:53:12
they really want to sell people at least some01:53:14
your successes, even if they are fictitious01:53:18
after no reaction from Putin to the mutiny01:53:20
prisoner Prigozhin became clear Russia01:53:23
suffers not only the military but also01:53:25
internal political impotence to01:53:28
Distract people from the real problems in the FSB01:53:31
They quickly came up with a script01:53:33
insidious assassination attempt on famous01:53:35
Russian personalities01:53:37
and very important in light of the numerous01:53:42
failures both last year and this year01:53:44
including01:53:46
powerlessness during the Prigozhin rebellion01:53:49
need to show your effectiveness01:53:51
show that the FSB is actively working01:53:55
allegedly actively opposes01:53:57
Ukrainian special services in order to01:54:01
The problem was successfully solved and01:54:03
bought the majority of Russian01:54:05
FSB population needs very little one01:54:09
or two big media names in the role01:54:11
victims and hastily concocted neo-Nazis in01:54:14
the roles of the performers are very important01:54:17
draw a certain Ukrainian in history01:54:19
advice and thus try01:54:21
label your own as a terrorist01:54:24
foreheads on other people's first main goal of this01:54:29
he is psychological and political01:54:32
special operations is to create artificial01:54:35
reasons for accusing Ukraine of01:54:37
terrorism01:54:38
thus Russia counters01:54:42
long-standing accusations of terrorism01:54:45
because Ukraine01:54:47
accuses Russia of sponsoring terrorism01:54:50
Well, just in terrorist actions01:54:52
which take place on the territory01:54:54
Ukraine during the war Well, I’m not saying01:54:58
about terrorist actions of Russian01:55:00
intelligence services in European countries and throughout01:55:03
to the world01:55:04
and here in order to balance01:55:07
the most important thing is to clean the situation01:55:08
propaganda to accuse Ukraine allegedly01:55:11
in terrorism it is necessary to create01:55:12
artificial reins01:55:14
In order not to go far, the main thing is to sacrifice01:55:17
chose a famous propagandist01:55:18
Margarita Simonyan, who sold it a long time ago01:55:21
soul to Putin Apparently this is the choice01:55:24
palestil the Kremlin authenticity in his01:55:27
telegram channel she gave out about01:55:28
a little of your fictitious murder01:55:31
drama but it turned out unconvincing01:55:33
The FSB, together with the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Investigative Committee, detained the group01:55:37
which prepared my01:55:40
murder01:55:41
they followed me and knew all my addresses01:55:45
working brothers01:55:48
to burden Simonyan as a victim for some reason01:55:52
recorded another Russian01:55:53
brawler Ksenia Sobchak Although this01:55:57
especially for a long time now they have been pretending to be not just01:55:59
a journalist but also a liberal with a face01:56:01
for a long time in the Kremlin cannon even if not01:56:04
take into account that the current Mr.01:56:06
Sobchak director Konstantin Bogomolov01:56:09
collaborates with terry propagandist01:56:11
The Bloody Lady herself has a lot of Kiselev01:56:14
shady dealings with Putin01:56:18
last presidential elections in Russia01:56:21
Sobchak went into direct cooperation with01:56:23
Kremlin01:56:26
but essentially played the role of such01:56:30
They say01:56:42
loud for the role of a political freak01:56:45
scandalous Sobchak fit perfectly01:56:48
Putin's goddaughter didn't score even two01:56:50
percent and with this result denigrated and01:56:53
so the Russian opposition is barely alive after all01:56:56
fake oppositionist in 2018 on01:56:59
even a dead man outdid him in pseudo-elections01:57:02
Zhirinovsky gaining more than five percent01:57:10
no one supports but there was a figure01:57:13
such a freak was elected because01:57:20
reputation01:57:25
to numerous different scandals01:57:28
And then she plays01:57:30
Well of course01:57:32
You see01:57:40
everything is ordered by the special services01:57:43
over the years, Ksenia has not lost her main01:57:46
skill the ability to swear for any reason and01:57:49
pull the blanket over yourself and therefore in your01:57:52
telegram channel was terribly indignant01:57:54
that she was assigned to a propagandist01:57:56
Simonyan but also seriously about all this01:58:00
preparing an assassination attempt if this is all true01:58:02
then thanks to all the involved services for their01:58:05
work if not and the point was simple01:58:09
put me in one sentence01:58:11
Simonyan then this is ordinary meanness in any01:58:15
case, I want to tell you once again that01:58:17
any terror is evil without any But it can01:58:21
this time Sobchak's indignation is sincere01:58:24
say these two individuals of Putin01:58:25
the terrarium has long been disliked by each other01:58:28
friend, however, experts admit that01:58:31
Sobchak Just wanted to promote herself01:58:33
so for the former presenter01:58:35
show house-2 any will do for this01:58:37
reasons01:58:43
Stas is with you ladies in propaganda01:58:46
in the workshop Tina Kandelaki and Simonyan are the same01:58:50
allegedly she almost paid her01:58:52
curator in the FSB so that she can also be called01:58:55
a victim but a potential target for01:58:58
this special operation, they say you see it01:59:02
they also make attempts and she also needs to be protected01:59:07
And she is also a very significant person.01:59:11
wants to feel like a victim01:59:13
secondly, there is also a balancing act here01:59:16
with one of his old rivals Margarita01:59:18
Simonyan01:59:19
however, Sobchak could pass the casting in01:59:22
FSB on the second participant in the attempt and01:59:25
because it successfully covers the flow01:59:27
money from the Kremlin with liberal leaflets01:59:29
and therefore suitable for01:59:31
scare with fictitious Nazis01:59:33
gullible Russian oppositionists01:59:36
Thus01:59:38
The FSB wants to scare the Russian01:59:41
liberal public especially01:59:42
moderately loyal liberal public in01:59:45
Russia, what do you see? What bad Ukrainians are01:59:48
They hate all uh Russians and they01:59:52
ready to kill not only staff01:59:54
propagandists but even representatives01:59:57
Russian liberal public01:59:59
Needless to say, the cherry on top02:00:02
became a rotten FSB cake02:00:04
instant capture of evil conspirators by them02:00:08
certain Russians were appointed02:00:09
neo-Nazis from the group paragraph 8802:00:14
arrested Russian conspirators02:00:15
security forces demonstratively confiscated a basic02:00:18
set starting neo-Nazis namely machine gun02:00:22
Kalashnikov 90 cartridges for it knives02:00:24
brass knuckles rubber batons handcuffs02:00:27
chevrons flags with Nazi symbols in02:00:31
this time FSB officers instead of a business card C02:00:33
decided with a big Ukrainian name02:00:35
make do with a magnet with an inscription on it02:00:38
Ukrainian language02:00:40
in Ukrainian02:00:43
Apparently the budget for this operation was strictly02:00:46
limited capture of pseudo-criminals02:00:48
became a new reason for speaking02:00:50
Simonyan as the main participant in the drama02:00:53
in the recorded video the survivor shines02:00:56
Deep neckline barely restrained02:00:58
enjoyment of events02:01:10
living with the feeling that you have done something02:01:13
irreparable02:01:15
worse than death I wish these guys02:01:19
Those who are now arrested understand this and02:01:22
so that they have time left in their lives02:01:24
make amends for it all and try02:01:26
rebuild your life later02:01:29
interview with the alleged performer02:01:31
murders published by Simonyan's channel02:01:33
rashatoday on video of choking young02:01:36
a man named Mikhail Balashov02:01:38
talking about alleged details02:01:41
assassination attempt02:01:45
after which I contacted02:01:49
Ukrainian leaflets02:01:53
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In addition, Balashiv reported that the SBU allegedly02:02:11
promised One and a half million rubles per02:02:14
Sobchak and Simonyan respectively This is02:02:16
about 16 thousand dollars That is, not02:02:19
more expensive than a used middle class car02:02:21
But in fact the Ukrainian service02:02:24
security would not pay this money02:02:26
after all, Sobchak does not represent Ukraine02:02:29
no value as for Simonyan then02:02:32
Many Ukrainians first learned about02:02:34
Armenian surnames on Russian TV02:02:36
only after Russian02:02:37
full-scale invasion A before that02:02:40
never heard of her, but now02:02:42
Ukrainian citizens, on the contrary, want02:02:44
propagandists to live a little longer so that02:02:47
hold out until the court hearing in The Hague02:02:50
after all, the punishment for lying is calls for02:02:52
terrorist attacks and murders Simonyan02:02:54
will definitely bear only first on02:02:57
in this world and in prison02:03:01
history of ordering the murder of Simonyan and02:03:04
Sobchak concocted by the FSB is so bad02:03:07
that even many Russians don’t believe in it02:03:09
therefore it is possible that this is only02:03:11
the first act of Cheap Drama and after it02:03:14
another one will follow, just this time02:03:17
they will not choose such meaty propagandists02:03:19
And someone more modest will be tricked more02:03:23
plausible assassination attempt similar story02:03:25
I was already with a petty terrorist, Zahar02:03:28
Prilepin this Kremlin character02:03:30
vaudeville managed to get dirty and friendship with02:03:33
DPRv militants and participation in02:03:36
Putin's war May 6, 2023 in02:03:39
Nizhny Novgorod region his car was02:03:41
blown up but so that the propagandist himself does not02:03:44
Prilepin died due to injuries02:03:47
limbs but survived even on the crippled02:03:49
two again ready to dance to the tune02:03:51
Kremlin02:03:56
Here's how to scare propagandists02:03:58
prilepina After all, this is also very similar to02:04:01
propaganda is not just already there02:04:04
political technology special operation to02:04:06
blame the Ukrainian special services found there02:04:08
a person with Ukrainian roots but alive02:04:13
left then they want to use it for02:04:16
parliamentary elections It is necessary to create02:04:18
reputation as a victim of a bloody victim02:04:22
Kyiv regime02:04:24
raise02:04:26
resonance around him02:04:29
but on the other hand, again it is necessary02:04:33
show that they quickly grabbed02:04:36
criminals, so this is the style for the FSB02:04:39
character is chosen more or less02:04:42
famous but not the most important02:04:44
By the way, it is possible that the new one was ordered02:04:47
FSB officers will offer their victims02:04:50
the roof and of course not free from the FSB yet02:04:54
and earns, that is, takes02:04:55
additional money for services or from02:04:58
states or02:05:00
about the objects themselves because the object is the same02:05:04
they are also afraid, who knows it won’t be02:05:07
there will be an assassination attempt so just in case02:05:09
better to pay02:05:12
security extra money not only02:05:14
there with his own security guard but also02:05:17
FSB fork out to the FSB what's in02:05:21
Russia is afraid to live every minute02:05:22
Absolutely all Russians understand02:05:24
decades of the KGB and then the FSB02:05:28
surveillance and political terror02:05:30
did their job in Russia traditionally02:05:34
they are afraid of absolutely everything from mythical02:05:36
Banderaites Yes aliens and Chupacabras02:05:40
this atmosphere is even bad02:05:41
fabricated case where the Russians02:05:44
security forces heroically save famous people02:05:46
Russiancat of unknown Nazis02:05:49
will give a ride, especially if later some02:05:52
undesirable to the Kremlin mediocre02:05:54
the propagandist will indeed be found02:05:56
in the entrance with no signs of life in this02:05:58
case, responsibility for what was done02:06:01
the unknown man will take you again, suffocating02:06:03
the subject in the dark video and of course02:06:06
will tell about the millions offered to him and02:06:08
the weapon that the cat personally handed to him02:06:11
Kirill Budanov, head of the Ukrainian02:06:14
intelligence02:06:21
[music]02:06:26
destroy the infrastructure of the Russians02:06:29
tactics if they didn't take it02:06:31
destroy Now very often Walk the field02:06:34
Orekhovshchina is fired upon by cabs and02:06:36
missiles in pre-front Zaporozhye02:06:39
Ukrainian people steadfastly survive and believe02:06:42
in Victory we are on the front line We are ready for02:06:45
We bring all hygiene and food02:06:47
generators bring water on the second floor02:06:50
there was a history classroom on the First Cabinet02:06:53
Ukrainian language02:06:54
I believe that this will end soon02:06:57
documentary from the present02:06:59
time02:07:00
Zaporozhye direction today at 12:0002:07:04
Kyiv time on TV channel02:07:07
freedom02:07:09
Ukraine is the heart of Europe02:07:12
Ukrainian statehood is more02:07:15
thousands of years ago it was established when02:07:17
Vladimir the Great christened Kievan Rus02:07:22
one of the oldest capitals in Europe is here in02:07:26
the tenth century the first was erected02:07:28
stone orthodox church02:07:33
the coat of arms of modern Ukraine is one of the first02:07:37
The Constitution of Europe is written for02:07:40
hetman of Ukraine02:07:43
independence has always been and will be02:07:47
the main value of Ukrainians02:07:50
Ukraine is the heart of Europe02:07:59
[music]02:08:04
fun and playful This is not what you mean02:08:07
thought it was Russian YouTube02:08:14
now there will be blood but yes these people are powerful02:08:19
sometimes he's strange, as they say02:08:22
the famous house of Ksenia Sobchak is almost02:08:25
my fazanda is often stupid and02:08:28
immoral for everyone02:08:32
there will be your own Tamer Well, that's it02:08:37
just as entertaining and most importantly02:08:41
useful useful for Putin and his02:08:45
politicians This is a very important point02:08:49
main source of propaganda02:08:51
YouTube views are rapidly falling02:08:55
constantly growing I don't think this is what02:08:59
it's so important that it's encrypted in Russian02:09:02
YouTube Who became a velvet propagandist02:09:05
and where does the money for content come from?02:09:09
Let's open the nesting doll and find out02:09:12
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the Kremlin towers are slowly collapsing and dragging02:09:19
down all its by-products so with02:09:23
the intellectual dies with sparks and roars02:09:25
pillar of the nation, the stronghold of the IQ of modern Russia02:09:29
TV don't switch02:09:33
according to the Russian fund02:09:35
public opinion TV today02:09:37
40 percent of Russians watch that's all02:09:40
you will say a lot, but every year02:09:44
more and more fans of Malakhov and02:09:46
Malysheva's fans go to YouTube02:09:49
this is definitely a tragedy according to information02:09:53
the same form for as many as 80 percent of Russians02:09:57
the greedy are irrevocably fed with content02:10:00
from video hosting with a red button when02:10:03
this is the most viewed video02:10:06
of course news and entertainment02:10:09
content you yourself allowed this situation02:10:11
when is YouTube here?02:10:14
further media of the country so Is it really in02:10:17
They don’t see the Kremlin since the TV is no longer02:10:19
authority means Russian power and02:10:22
the largest outflow of the fan club is planned02:10:25
I know this for sure, but there’s a secret here02:10:28
this is No02:10:30
no one argues with this anymore, and therefore02:10:33
The Kremlin is following new trends now02:10:37
news about the war and agents as well02:10:39
Putin's heroics are laid where02:10:42
you least expected to see them02:10:45
YouTube became the new mouthpieces of propaganda and02:10:49
its entertainment content02:10:57
millionaires got out Youtube channel Super02:11:00
one of the most popular channels on02:11:03
gossip columns and celebrity interviews02:11:05
just look at the quantity02:11:07
content is apparently not produced directly02:11:10
Now it is critically important for Russians to be entertained02:11:14
Yes, if it weren’t for the children, I would have completely starved02:11:17
I would die. Honestly speaking, this is the face of the channel.02:11:20
Alena Zhigalova regularly talks about02:11:24
show business news Yes only does02:11:26
this is completely unusual and No, that’s not the point02:11:30
brilliant texts which she also02:11:32
Brilliantly reads out the prompter Thank you02:11:36
dear subscribers for watching02:11:37
comment because there are so many02:11:40
meme quotes appear after release02:11:42
my scandalous and not so scandalous issues But02:11:45
and I'm looking forward to the golden button02:11:48
YouTube will probably have to wait a long time02:11:51
as if together with postcards to the front02:11:54
they are writing a script for Alena Zhigalova02:11:57
Russian schoolchildren, the thing is what kind02:11:59
this channel intersperses narratives02:12:02
unpretentious Seemingly secular02:12:04
news but we move on there we still have02:12:08
one example if you were robbed in Israel02:12:10
Pugachev needs it, after all, which means02:12:15
betrayed Russia, it seems like that in the training manual02:12:18
written but for Alla Pugacheva you can02:12:21
just rejoice at her in Israel02:12:23
a busy life, yes, but quite02:12:26
current news and again about those who left02:12:29
artists my favorite section is who left02:12:31
who's back who's a little bit Who's with us02:12:34
today is correct02:12:37
as if they were show business news chronicle02:12:40
everyone who disobeyed the Kremlin authorities02:12:43
at the same time, the opinions of Pugacheva and others02:12:46
immigrants this is of course popular02:12:49
Epiphany And attacks on what is expensive02:12:52
Gazmanov's down jacket in Luzhniki is all02:12:55
bots and envious people02:12:58
you'll envy it seems these days he's survived02:13:01
the biggest attack of haters or so02:13:03
these bots about which he recently mentioned02:13:05
told02:13:09
lives abroad and therefore she has everything02:13:12
bad what we have there02:13:14
l Pan Khamatova02:13:16
if I stayed in Russia it would be good02:13:20
you understand the logic, but some are ours02:13:24
Russified02:13:27
praises Of course only those who are in whom02:13:30
manuals are never designated as ours02:13:33
people, for example, are worth so much02:13:36
flawless to the young singer shaman02:13:39
directing, powerful vocals, great02:13:41
musical material and of course himself02:13:43
Yaroslav looking at him that evening02:13:45
it became clear that we had a great artist in front of us02:13:49
Dronov and the tricolor hugged and sang02:13:52
sang the right ones02:13:55
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In general, the propaganda manual is carried out02:14:03
excellent Which means promising as well as02:14:07
burnigolova herself if she feels good02:14:09
I hope today already02:14:13
turn to Moscow and here’s another one02:14:16
brilliant entertainment channel empathy02:14:19
Manucci we don't know what it is If only02:14:22
we knew what it was we don't know what02:14:24
this is so yes, yes there is such a blogger02:14:26
Vyacheslav Manucharov just before02:14:30
Manucharov has become another mouthpiece of the Kremlin02:14:32
very few knew about him, but now02:14:35
almost a million subscriptions here it is02:14:39
it’s easy to say before the manuchars02:14:42
invited artists to his place and talked about02:14:44
creative plans but Thirst for Glory and02:14:47
profit probably won and now how02:14:51
there they say in Russia soya interviews R02:14:54
turned into a real tough one02:14:56
propagandist you recently said that02:14:59
dream of such a country, powerful, strong and02:15:02
scary02:15:04
It definitely doesn't work out very well02:15:07
Vyacheslav is too soft by nature02:15:10
Therefore we have to improve02:15:12
the Kremlin norm with other methods does not02:15:15
so long ago on Vyacheslav Manucharov’s channel02:15:17
his show this Sympathy Manucci came out02:15:20
interview with Eduard Boiko where is He02:15:22
told me that he was very glad that our02:15:24
people like Ivan left the country02:15:26
Urgant Mall Russia has lost nothing02:15:28
his show is in taryak In general, I got divorced02:15:31
scandal on social networks and, mind you, baited02:15:34
not just anyone, but a person who left for02:15:37
border and also turned out to be objectionable02:15:40
Russian authorities by the way channel02:15:42
Manucharova somehow grew suspiciously02:15:45
until April last year he had02:15:48
only 250 thousand fans and suddenly02:15:51
almost a million Although the artist’s name is still02:15:55
for now it’s not much of a buzz, it’s just02:15:58
guess who he should be02:16:01
grateful and how much yes by the way02:16:06
a channel like Manucharov’s can02:16:08
bring their owners about 402:16:11
million rubles a month and this is at the same time02:16:15
time as Russian mobilized02:16:17
handing out sanitary pads instead of military02:16:20
ammunition02:16:24
you can safely become a velvet propagandist02:16:27
call Ilya Varlamov on YouTube He02:16:30
blogs and travels nothing like that02:16:33
It would seem that I’m doing in Baku I’m whole02:16:36
I eat for days A among simple rollers02:16:40
it's clever how they mixed in videos with news02:16:43
Russia and surrounding political reviews02:16:46
which Varlamov of course submits to02:16:50
in a certain world, fear for the future02:16:52
uncertainty and nervous atmosphere02:16:54
the pressure of repression all hits02:16:56
psychological state of thousands even02:16:58
millions of people It would seem impossible02:17:01
be a catch Varlamov left from02:17:04
Russia and regularly tells that02:17:07
It’s bad at home and Putin’s Elite02:17:10
synonym for an unhappy future02:17:14
Elite is bad but let's hear what02:17:18
Putin said Putin suddenly spoke02:17:20
the collapse of the country there was an interview in which02:17:23
the president accused the West of seeking02:17:25
Putin represents the collapse of Russia02:17:27
Of course, Volgograd didn’t just come and02:17:31
a few more times about Putin and for good measure02:17:35
confidence Can be repeated and important for02:17:38
Kremlin news Let it be in a negative way02:17:41
but still voice it If you02:17:46
Would you consider it possible to convey this objectively?02:17:48
to your viewers listeners I will be there for you02:17:51
this is a very grateful final touch02:17:53
from the manual As they say Well, who cares02:17:56
still doubts here are the recent ones02:17:58
publications I don’t know For what reason02:18:01
Varlamov was not included in the list of foreign02:18:03
Varlamov has agents Deputy Milonov02:18:06
own patrons so he is up to02:18:08
is still not on the list of foreign02:18:10
agents journalist Shakhnazarov because02:18:14
he worked in the Kremlin field02:18:17
and here is Varlamov Agent chi need agent02:18:21
colleague of dandelion from bloggers Ksenia02:18:24
Sobchak turned out to be braver abroad02:18:27
went and came back but what about on the channel02:18:30
3 million subscribers needed02:18:33
housekeeping keep track we all know that02:18:36
change of scenery and a kind of Shake-up02:18:39
We need everyone, that's who Ksenia Anatolyevna is02:18:41
a real veteran of hidden propaganda02:18:44
Although he denies it in every possible way, I struggle with02:18:48
It is impossible to endlessly chew on Putin02:18:51
things that are obvious to me I send02:18:53
as clear a message as I am02:18:55
I might accidentally turn Ukrainians into Nazis02:18:58
will name Ukrainian accounts What02:19:00
for Nazism in general it’s actually Nazism02:19:04
suddenly protests in Georgia for nothing02:19:06
arose saying why not go crazy stupid02:19:09
they are ready to rally like this even Well02:19:14
let's be honest for a fairly small02:19:16
a thing like the law about inogen scandals02:19:20
Where Lukashenko insulted Zelensky Sobchak02:19:23
suddenly understands a completely neutral02:19:25
position that even Zelensky himself is to blame02:19:28
does not consider it necessary to answer personally02:19:30
Lukashenko on his nit A in other videos02:19:33
tries to catch Ukrainians in lies02:19:35
politicians speaker of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Oleg02:19:38
Nikolenko said that Ukraine is not02:19:40
involved in sabotage in machulishchi A02:19:42
Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President Mikhail02:19:44
Podolak claims that the plane was hit02:19:47
anti-terrorist act committed02:19:49
local partisans Here's a liberal for you02:19:52
Sobchak Queen of changing shoes by the way02:19:57
recent scandal about Sobyanin's money02:19:59
Ksenia immediately ran to save her people02:20:01
person involved in an FBK investigation in one02:20:04
room Sobchak Venediktov team02:20:07
Navalny conducted an investigation into02:20:10
that channel is Super which we mentioned02:20:13
also Sobchak Simonyan and even himself02:20:16
Head of Echo of Moscow Benediktov02:20:18
received funding from the Moscow02:20:21
city hall that Sobyanin is a wonderful mayor and can02:20:24
be when choosing bulk Sobyanin even02:20:26
if they had shoes I would vote for02:20:29
Sobyanin So for now you are subscribing02:20:31
on Travel blogs or look apolitical02:20:35
and entertainment videos Russian02:20:37
Propaganda is still metal02:20:39
pours into your ears I sincerely want that02:20:43
you understand us and there are only a few channels02:20:46
millionaires is already a whole02:20:49
information network to get out of02:20:52
which not everyone can handle02:20:56
no one argues02:20:58
who can argue with that? So if you02:21:01
binge watching Russian YouTube02:21:05
then you tell it to your friends and02:21:07
loved ones Continue in the Kremlin and02:21:11
count on02:21:13
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As the Russian state02:21:33
it became stronger and carried out more and more02:21:36
active aggressive policy02:21:37
forced seizure of land begins02:21:40
including no water sources02:21:43
no conditions for the survival of livestock and that's all02:21:46
was sent as the meat was sold for02:21:49
border and in return Soviet power02:21:53
received money to purchase machines02:21:56
raised this proletariat naked and heliof02:22:01
Kazakh human rights activist in the cycle02:22:04
interview with saken aimurzaev people02:22:07
goodwill on Tuesday at 12:00 p.m.02:22:11
Kyiv time on Freedom TV channel02:22:13
People02:22:15
the main value of Ukraine They knew02:22:18
taste and sweetness of Victory and bitterness02:22:21
defeat, the strength of their spirit brought them to Olympus02:22:24
sports history02:22:26
Valery Lobanovsky is rightly considered02:22:29
one of the best training sessions in football history02:22:32
it was he who brought the Dynamo team to02:22:35
the pinnacle of world fame under his02:22:37
the leadership of the people of Kiev became the owners02:22:40
UEFA Super Cup Lobanovsky is the most02:22:44
award-winning football coach02:22:46
twentieth century Ivan Poddubny02:22:49
six-time world champion02:22:51
Greco-Roman wrestling the public adored him02:22:54
he was a symbol and standard of strength02:22:57
the Americans promised such money and02:23:00
citizenship but Ivan returned to Ukraine02:23:04
the last fight of the champion of champions02:23:07
spent in 70 years Ukraine02:23:11
talented and hardworking02:23:27
fashion designer Natalia Pyatovskaya before02:23:30
war sewed women's lace dresses02:23:31
after February 24, 2022 her mini studio02:23:36
repurposed for the needs of Ukrainian02:23:38
military02:23:39
backpacks, body armor, covers for02:23:40
satellite communications and solar panels02:23:42
stretchers and thermal underwear are just a few02:23:45
items of equipment that are made on02:23:48
order and delivered to the front line02:23:49
latest development02:23:51
tactical medicine backpack02:23:54
medical backpack02:23:56
Here he has huge pockets here he has02:23:59
pocket moth system is familiar to everyone and02:24:03
here on Velcro mobile that is02:24:05
modules that are filled separately02:24:09
that is, these are the pouches with Velcro02:24:12
they can have a sticky base so they can be02:24:14
transform move as you like02:24:16
Natalya has been her team for a year and a half now02:24:18
supplies the Ukrainian army with various02:24:20
things necessary at the front, for example02:24:24
backpack for charging station which02:24:25
weighs 13,100 grams the station is heavy02:24:28
carry in your hands but without it on the front02:24:30
the line of fighters could not get by; the task was02:24:33
which02:24:34
fighters who went far away where there is no connection02:24:37
where there is nothing they need charging and they don’t02:24:40
can carry small chargers02:24:42
they must have some kind of connection02:24:45
This backpack saved the lives of 29 people02:24:48
who came out of the encirclement opposite02:24:50
on for two weeks That is, they02:24:53
could contact them, they were taken out slowly02:24:55
Ukrainian architect Taras Mozgovoy02:24:58
transformed his country house and plot02:25:00
volunteer hub February 202202:25:03
helps the military by providing02:25:05
elementary axes shovels02:25:07
camouflage nets trench candles02:25:09
the last one and a half years of war he02:25:12
assistants made more than 20 thousand pieces02:25:15
reviews are still coming from the front lines about02:25:17
assistance of the architect by the Ukrainian defender02:25:22
today was such an easy day02:25:25
we were left without things but thank you02:25:27
volunteers thanks to these experienced02:25:29
candles give us the opportunity to warm ourselves02:25:31
heat the water to do some part02:25:33
coffee dry shoes another development02:25:36
Mozgovoy's team which uses02:25:38
very popular on the front lines02:25:40
hiking power banks They are made from02:25:43
electronic cigarette batteries 2502:25:46
small batteries are placed in02:25:48
shockproof tube that lasts a long time02:25:50
holds the charge in front of us ready02:25:53
power banks at the assembly stage02:25:57
which ultimately look like this02:26:01
so it's already on charge02:26:03
The charger is charging in reverse02:26:06
the connection is very positive02:26:08
popular idea02:26:11
very helpful not good enough02:26:14
showed because I can throw them02:26:17
nothing will happen to them02:26:21
everything is as close as possible to02:26:23
harsh conditions So they work02:26:25
since his team is 60 volunteers02:26:27
United throughout Ukraine abroad02:26:30
which has been produced for more than 500 days and02:26:32
send what is needed for fighters from 1002:26:35
units along the entire front line We02:26:37
let's go directly to Zapoliyskiy02:26:40
we go to the front line in Zaporozhye02:26:42
direction and hour to Liman in Yar Because02:26:45
that there are places where guys need02:26:47
bring directly to the front line and02:26:49
they are not only happy that we brought A02:26:52
that we even got to them and they02:26:54
they are happy that someone remembers them and are very02:26:56
grateful for this at Taras's house02:26:59
constantly Caravan car volunteers02:27:01
unload or load what is needed for02:27:04
defenders of Yuri from the first day of the war02:27:06
carries the generator and charger to zero02:27:08
thermal imager device Anything that will help02:27:10
save the guys' lives and kick them out02:27:12
Russian occupiers from the Ukrainian Land02:27:14
to02:27:18
just too many dead02:27:21
Well, what's the matter? I go there and see all this.02:27:22
I even pulled out two hundredths myself02:27:25
three hundred together financing02:27:27
projects that were first founded by war02:27:29
Kharkiv residents are due to02:27:30
own funds and what is possible02:27:32
gathering online lately02:27:34
the number of donors has decreased but02:27:37
volunteers continue collecting and do not02:27:38
are going to stop their assistance to the soldiers02:27:41
until the complete release of everyone temporarily02:27:43
occupied territories of Ukraine02:27:45
Natalya Belokuri Andrey Domovoy from02:27:47
Kharkov region for TV channel02:27:49
Freedom02:27:59
Can Russia repeat the fate of the Union02:28:02
during perestroika, Putin personified02:28:05
the desire for Russian society to02:28:07
revenge for the Russian world is the Renaissance02:28:09
the same as the Russian version02:28:12
Empire What consequences will it have?02:28:15
reversal of the totalitarian Soviet02:28:17
Russia will lose up to 40% of its past02:28:21
cozy income we understand02:28:23
reasons, looking for answers, analyzing many02:28:26
of the Russian self-made artists have graduated02:28:28
sad precisely because of military adventures02:28:30
Russia has now been closed from outside in the project02:28:33
Russian crises on Sundays at 14:0002:28:37
Kyiv time on TV channel02:28:40
freedom02:28:45
Putin's usurpation of power continues02:28:47
law on electronic subpoenas02:28:51
proof Putin realized that he lost02:28:53
war with Ukraine but decided to go all in02:28:56
replenish the Russian army with new02:28:59
cannon fodder violates the new law02:29:02
The Constitution of the Russian Federation and02:29:05
received basic rights of citizens02:29:07
electronic summons but did not arrive02:29:10
the military registration and enlistment office, a Russian man will not be able to02:29:12
leave the country to carry out transactions with02:29:15
movable and immovable property02:29:17
get a loan and even a driver's license02:29:19
Putin and the Kremlin government are right02:29:22
legalized military serfdom in Russia02:29:24
slavery remember no one has the right02:29:28
take away your right to life and liberty02:29:32
there are ways to escape from illegal02:29:35
Putin's mobilization subscribe to02:29:38
Freedom TV channel in all available02:29:40
social networks and find out more freedom02:29:43
Free your right to choose02:29:56
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and the situation at the front will continue02:30:09
discuss with our guest to us now02:30:11
Alexey Getsman military joins02:30:14
analyst Good morning Alexey02:30:15
Greetings Good morning Well02:30:18
traditionally of course about that direction02:30:20
where I accumulated my strength as much as possible02:30:23
They are concentrating the Russian army02:30:26
main efforts in the Kupinsky Estuary02:30:28
Bakhmud Avdeevsky and Maryinsky02:30:30
direction appeared just the other day02:30:33
another photo and video of Marinka who02:30:36
completely wiped off the face of the earth, tell me02:30:39
please Is it really Russian02:30:41
the army has already, so to speak, pulled its02:30:44
strategic reserves and actually02:30:47
now that grinding is happening02:30:49
which was02:30:51
Bakhmut even when those were present there02:30:54
the Wagnerites02:30:55
Well, the adviser said correctly, they are fraught02:31:01
Eastern group that we are not02:31:04
We're not moving fast But no But02:31:07
steadily and every day we02:31:09
moving forward by several tens of hundreds02:31:11
meters then it will even be kilometers02:31:13
tens of kilometers, what’s important here is we02:31:16
now our advanced assault groups02:31:20
they occupied the pens02:31:23
the dominant ones are having a hard time with the Ukrainian02:31:27
occupied the dominant heights around02:31:30
bakhmuta as people say02:31:32
military personnel who are there02:31:33
are directly located then bang02:31:35
visible in the palm of your hand and can be fired upon02:31:37
Russian troops that are there02:31:40
corrective shots corrective02:31:43
adjust shots not only when02:31:46
assistance from drones and reconnaissance and simply02:31:47
visually we see where we are getting02:31:51
artillery requires small02:31:54
adjustments to make it more accurate02:31:56
these are the groups that are in02:31:59
he basically has three left02:32:01
option for and for action this is the first02:32:03
it's to get out of bed but do something02:32:05
type of gesture voluntarily Although this is already02:32:07
looks pretty funny when02:32:09
the Russians are retreating, they say that02:32:11
also in good faith the second option is02:32:13
surrender then they have02:32:17
100% chance they will stay02:32:18
alive and after the war there are already them02:32:21
will be transferred to wherever they want and the third02:32:23
the option is to stay and bang02:32:25
try to resist but don’t go there02:32:27
will simply be destroyed by our troops02:32:29
artillery and small arms in general02:32:32
Why is this not a good option for them?02:32:34
they don't leave why do they continue there02:32:36
hold on but I don't think it's related02:32:39
somehow with these moral qualities02:32:41
some kind of legal fighting02:32:43
actions we have heard many times about02:32:46
that they use foreign detachments and02:32:47
most likely they can’t leave because02:32:50
what to understand what is there02:32:53
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have already been in this war several times and02:32:58
will just shoot therefore02:32:59
their situation is deplorable thank God No one02:33:02
our Earth didn’t call here, so for now02:33:05
As the commander of the ground forces says02:33:07
troops General Rural They are02:33:09
in conditional or operational02:33:11
We control the electrical environment02:33:13
all the transportation routes to bakmut but all that02:33:16
necessary for war shells ammunition02:33:19
I eat water, everything is there, everything is as they say02:33:22
imported so it’s a matter of time02:33:25
Today's main task is02:33:27
bleed the enemy to destroy him02:33:29
the main task is to destroy it02:33:31
artillery which does not yet have02:33:34
advantage of shots Well of course02:33:36
advantage in numbers of artillery but02:33:39
we have more high-precision and which is very02:33:42
it's important that we02:33:45
sending to the rural commander about that02:33:49
what did he say we would use02:33:51
cluster munitions specifically for02:33:53
destruction including artillery02:33:55
Yes, if with an ordinary projectile, but maybe02:33:58
arrive deviate from02:34:02
enemy artillery from some kind02:34:05
combat crew at 5-10 meters or there02:34:07
by 15-20 it may no longer cause any harm02:34:09
significant harm only cassette02:34:12
ammunition covered a much larger02:34:14
territory and what is there even if02:34:16
will hit It's not entirely accurate02:34:19
the artillery installation will be02:34:20
destroyed you need to understand that destruction02:34:22
Artillery stop means02:34:24
so that the opportunity does not simply disappear02:34:28
fire how hard it will02:34:29
broken it doesn't matter no one02:34:31
says that you need a gun there02:34:33
some kind of02:34:35
turn scrap metal just she02:34:37
it's broken, it doesn't shoot, and that's not the case anymore.02:34:39
Combat unit This remains the task02:34:41
and when will we reach parity or02:34:44
artillery advantage They won't be able to02:34:46
carry out such massive attacks as02:34:48
they continue to do this in principle02:34:50
further progress was faster02:34:52
Alexey wanted just about not02:34:55
just ask for some ammunition02:34:57
the president speaking within the framework of the form02:35:00
security in aspin Yes he was talking about02:35:01
that the Ukrainian counter-offensive02:35:03
progressing slower than expected02:35:05
since the operation started later than02:35:07
originally planned further02:35:09
I will quote the head of state because02:35:11
what we started A little later it was Russia02:35:13
and time to mine our entire Earth and02:35:15
build several lines of defense02:35:17
the President noted that despite everything02:35:19
difficulties Ukraine is moving forward but02:35:21
if we are talking about the transfer to Ukraine already02:35:23
using high cassette forces02:35:25
ammunition where is it currently used02:35:27
most appropriate or in principle we02:35:30
We can’t do certain things right now, but02:35:32
you know for some elections it’s eastern02:35:34
directions or Southern Yes, you noted02:35:36
What's good: You can overcome these02:35:40
artillery crews what about02:35:42
mined areas which is very02:35:44
greatly interferes with Ukrainian forces02:35:47
defense advance in desire02:35:49
decoupe Ukrainian territories, well, we02:35:52
not only did we start later, we also didn’t02:35:54
fully started because here we are again02:35:56
as President Zelensky said that02:35:58
some types of weapons that should02:36:01
were put they come with02:36:03
small with large with small like this02:36:05
same delays therefore some02:36:07
units they have not yet entered into battle02:36:09
because in order to join02:36:12
the unit receives combat02:36:13
order so called there02:36:15
not just the direction of movement is prescribed02:36:17
and what territories need to be liberated02:36:20
and it is fully spelled out what is for this02:36:21
necessary What equipment should be02:36:23
how much equipment should there be?02:36:25
shells How many uh rounds how many uh02:36:28
fuel and so on, that is02:36:30
gender is not just written there on the map02:36:32
draw an arrow and that's it Let's go there02:36:34
move Everything is spelled out completely02:36:36
this is serious This works02:36:39
Before everyone Before every battle02:36:41
operation and if some are missing02:36:43
units of equipment or something is missing then02:36:46
the unit has no right to start02:36:49
offensive actions because well02:36:51
then he won’t be able to perform combat02:36:53
task Therefore we have to do02:36:55
a certain pause lasted a little02:36:58
the beginning of our offensive but here I am02:37:00
I think our partners see it all02:37:02
understand and hope that the supply of weapons and02:37:06
We will still need the Almighty02:37:09
at a faster pace regarding02:37:12
mined fields and opportunities02:37:14
overcoming cluster munitions including02:37:17
they can be used02:37:19
used both for remote02:37:21
demining and for remote02:37:24
passing, that is, it is possible in cassette02:37:27
ammo using them to dominate02:37:29
some territories naturally02:37:31
detonation of those foreign ministries located there02:37:33
enough Everyone just showed that02:37:36
video of these shells exploding02:37:38
Naturally, everything that is there is what02:37:40
they were laid there they detonate02:37:43
explodes and the area is cleared02:37:45
it is along it that you can already move more02:37:47
active why paused but this02:37:50
quite obvious here Let's talk a little02:37:52
Let's become tacticians with you That's when it comes02:37:55
We are running into minefields Naturally02:37:57
in order to come you need to go to different02:38:00
a way to clear mines or sappers there02:38:03
will defuse this most often02:38:06
remote demining or02:38:07
used such as tractors based02:38:10
tanko leopard which is simply clearing02:38:13
the territory there is two s wide02:38:15
half to three meters and then there02:38:17
you can move forward, everything seems clear02:38:20
but when we try to do such02:38:23
demining naturally the enemy is active02:38:25
use your artillery and does not allow02:38:29
opportunities for us to effectively or quickly02:38:31
clear the area where we are02:38:33
we will further advance to the Line02:38:35
defense there are already assault operations02:38:37
then everything is clear, so it was02:38:41
absolutely correct, this is one of the sneakers02:38:43
Here02:38:45
Now we say that our tanks are02:38:48
there are several registered02:38:51
and when02:38:55
number one for example does not work02:38:56
tactic number two turns on tactics02:38:58
number three is not new they are all like that02:39:00
Everything was written down and it was clear02:39:02
how to act, here are the tactics02:39:05
heavy artillery fire for02:39:07
demining02:39:08
the offensive is suspended02:39:10
Counter-Battery Fight begins02:39:12
enemy artillery is destroyed to02:39:14
she did not interfere with the progress to clear the mines02:39:16
fields further there is movement therefore02:39:18
talk about what we have suspended02:39:20
because we can't attack02:39:21
suspended our offensive actions02:39:23
they don't go as fast as someone might02:39:25
I wanted to be this02:39:27
looks like it's enough02:39:30
such comments are unprofessional02:39:33
there are people who don’t understand how to do it at all02:39:34
stubborn to carry out such military operations02:39:37
it was the field that stopped02:39:39
used artillery very well02:39:42
if it's cluster munitions02:39:44
destroy destroy 25-3002:39:47
enemy artillery systems every day02:39:51
We also constantly hear this news02:39:54
we destroy small even large warehouses02:39:56
deep in enemy territory after02:39:59
this enemy is decreasing in number02:40:03
more difficult to conduct artillery and combat02:40:07
us because he doesn't have enough02:40:09
shells, no guns, and then we move on02:40:11
we can clear the mines one way or another02:40:13
way remotely not remotely02:40:16
different systems are also different and then02:40:19
we reach the front lines there02:40:21
assault actions we are sold further02:40:22
so when we pass the minefields02:40:25
When we destroy the artillery when we02:40:28
programs of the first second line they are not02:40:30
defense, what's next is for everyone02:40:31
I want to see02:40:33
on combat maps the picture will be02:40:35
talking is much more attractive02:40:37
there will be no approaching Well, here you can02:40:39
again fraught02:40:43
that it won’t be kilometers anymore, it’s already02:40:47
there will be tens of kilometers until it’s necessary02:40:49
do you know how to break down a door?02:40:52
[music]02:40:55
I speak figuratively And of course in the rear02:40:58
We also destroy the enemy like you already02:41:00
remembered their ammunition and savings02:41:04
weapons actually how this is done02:41:07
this, as they say, will remain for02:41:09
stories then maybe someday02:41:11
will open but it is very important to understand that02:41:13
these Perhaps drones and so on02:41:17
all sorts of missiles, of course they will send02:41:19
would be freed up for the rear in the territory02:41:24
The Russian Federation is actually in02:41:25
Ryazan region, yes, literally02:41:28
explosions were heard at the airport the day before02:41:33
Well, apparently there are drones there02:41:36
flew in Whose How which is unclear Well I to02:41:40
what exactly am I going about about the fact that after all02:41:41
we are left with a big huge question. This is02:41:44
regarding02:41:45
sick weapons and here is the President of the United States02:41:48
Juba one President of Ukraine Vladimir02:41:50
Zelensky discusses the supply of atoms02:41:53
This was stated by the Presidential Advisor, Pope02:41:55
national security Jack Sullivan02:41:57
during the Aslen forum about which already02:42:00
My colleague Yure also remembered this:02:42:02
from discussing the first two years of countries02:42:06
before receiving them what do you think02:42:10
How much time can pass if it was02:42:15
agreement in principle reached02:42:18
if the presidents have agreed then further02:42:19
orders are sent to the relevant02:42:22
Other structures of the Ministry of Defense02:42:24
who will who should do this and02:42:27
it's already underway Technical Technical02:42:29
technical work is already underway02:42:31
meetings and there it is determined what B02:42:34
what method? What means are needed?02:42:37
somehow deliver to the United States02:42:39
Europe then Ukraine then technical02:42:42
the issues are basically resolved02:42:43
fast enough I think it's the first02:42:45
if the decision is positive it is02:42:47
first maybe maybe02:42:49
not even by water, by air, and well, at least02:42:53
at least a few at least a few from02:42:55
the first rockets we have with which to launch them02:42:57
naturally, and then the situation is significant02:43:00
will improve because02:43:02
destroying still needs a long-range missile02:43:05
We are obliged to destroy their folds02:43:10
speech lubricants adds up02:43:12
ammunition02:43:14
military ammunition for everything02:43:17
perhaps the only thing we promised02:43:19
but here you can like it, maybe not02:43:22
I like this, we can discuss it separately02:43:23
that we will not apply Western02:43:25
weapons on objects on the territory02:43:27
Russian Federation Well, that’s not quite02:43:28
correct because if there is02:43:30
which military facility, what difference does it make?02:43:33
than to destroy it in our02:43:36
weapons were more convenient, but if there is one02:43:39
agreement we need it02:43:41
stick to what about weapons02:43:44
own production including those02:43:46
the same barren aircraft02:43:48
there are none here02:43:50
jams from our partners02:43:53
no please everyone understands perfectly02:43:54
that this is not breaking any rules02:43:58
notebooks and war traditions in general02:44:00
international laws If we do this02:44:01
military facilities Wherever they are located02:44:03
if such an attack occurs from these objects02:44:06
our country Therefore, I think that our02:44:09
there has been a lot of talk about drones02:44:11
that we have them both highly accurate and02:44:13
long-range or they can fly02:44:15
distance of 1000 kilometers or more02:44:17
Therefore, well, let's have time02:44:20
occupied territory, well, this is ours02:44:22
Earth although it is temporary we will02:44:25
use this weapon that She02:44:26
conveyed by our partners including this02:44:27
concerns Crimea And for some objects on02:44:31
territories already directly Russian Federation we will attack02:44:33
with our weapons Well, what can you do about them?02:44:36
conditions are set on our partners, we are like02:44:39
people who fulfill these contracts these02:44:42
The promises they make02:44:43
otherwise we wouldn’t cooperate ourselves02:44:46
would not cooperate to fulfill our02:44:48
the contract is a little more complicated for us02:44:50
situation but they are not critical02:44:53
Alexey You just remembered Crimea02:44:55
the president also spoke about this story02:44:57
yes about how Ukraine will decoupage02:44:59
this territory is the territory of the Crimean02:45:01
peninsula Yes And here speaking on02:45:03
video communication head of Ukrainian state02:45:05
stated that the goal in general is to return02:45:07
all of Crimea because it is our sovereign02:45:08
territory and the Kerch Bridge are not some02:45:11
small logistics road02:45:13
used to deliver ammunition and02:45:15
militarization of the Crimean peninsula for02:45:17
it is clear to us that this is an enemy object02:45:19
built in it by international law02:45:21
So it’s clear that this is our goal and02:45:23
any target that carries war on it02:45:25
the world must be neutralized noted02:45:27
head of the Ukrainian state Alexey I02:45:30
I’ll ask you this: You know, in your opinion02:45:33
and in general yes If we talk about the situation02:45:35
around this crossing here at this A by02:45:39
about this bridge of its future. What02:45:41
awaits the Crimean Bridge within the framework02:45:44
decupation of the peninsula itself in your opinion02:45:47
opinion this is really a logical chain02:45:50
through which weapons can be supplied Well02:45:52
all he has to do is fiddle with the connection with02:45:55
Crimea therefore Well for now02:45:57
day02:45:58
highways destroyed02:46:01
train service for now02:46:02
this building remains in principle Well here02:46:05
and our Main Intelligence Directorate02:46:07
comments that no one allowed it02:46:10
build our territory build this02:46:11
the bridge, let alone use it to harm02:46:14
our country support strengthen02:46:17
armed forces in Crimea again02:46:20
military formations there are not illegal02:46:22
only the regular Russian army02:46:23
so it will be destroyed02:46:26
at least if you destroy a few02:46:28
Well, you'll need a lot of spans02:46:30
time to restore it and not02:46:33
will it function, what should I do with it?02:46:34
after the war02:46:36
will be or is needed but it’s already necessary02:46:38
take some I don't know02:46:42
monument02:46:44
Russian idiocy but I don’t know what’s wrong02:46:48
dohim02:46:49
as if this is already a matter of the future02:46:52
I mean here02:46:54
and statement As you noted02:46:56
representatives of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine02:46:58
that in principle there will be an additional occupation of Crimea02:47:01
assume destruction Yes, this one02:47:04
sacred for Putin, this outlet02:47:06
to which he himself built with the help02:47:09
their oligarchic circles allowing02:47:12
certain people can make money from this02:47:13
billions That's exactly what I wanted02:47:15
ask what awaits Yes What fate will be02:47:17
this object as a whole so that people who02:47:20
we are seen and heard in different parts and02:47:22
in corners not only of Ukraine, but throughout02:47:24
world on Perhaps not all of them are like this02:47:26
treat Ukraine well Moreover,02:47:29
now Ukraine generally does02:47:31
opposition to Russian aggression02:47:32
maybe one of them supports02:47:33
Putin and so on, yes, that’s exactly us02:47:36
we want to explain to these people what awaits and02:47:39
occupiers in Crimea and those who show02:47:43
these are the collaboration stories02:47:46
attitude towards the occupying power itself02:47:48
Crimean peninsula what awaits them when02:47:51
this bridge will cease to exist02:47:55
I thought this was kind of a question enough02:47:58
obviously I thought you had02:48:01
in view of what will be, in principle, historical02:48:03
when this When the war will end What02:48:06
what to do with this building And now it’s on me02:48:08
seems natural enough02:48:09
will be destroyed because it02:48:11
logistics routes along which02:48:13
everything you need is supplied02:48:16
war gap which way different way02:48:18
break everything here know this is what it is02:48:21
it's obvious that if someone does this02:48:23
doesn't understand that this is seriously serious02:48:26
problem with people's heads Naturally he02:48:28
will be destroyed We have the opportunity02:48:30
destroy it and it will be destroyed Exactly02:48:32
then when it is necessary for02:48:34
our army has the greatest need02:48:36
earlier not later, namely when it is02:48:38
it will be necessary Well, collaborators, by the way02:48:40
people who are not very As they say02:48:42
can even support our country02:48:44
are now in Crimea Let them02:48:47
think that we might be destroyed02:48:48
let's go to the coast of the factory sea on02:48:50
Kherson02:48:52
simple direction and collaborators and02:48:56
other public you will be cut off from02:48:58
be like any opportunity to escape in02:49:02
Russia under Ukrainian legislation02:49:05
you will be prosecuted02:49:06
responsibility for what you have done02:49:08
over the past 10 years Therefore, there is still02:49:11
you can just drive somehow02:49:12
beat because02:49:14
you will fall under our criminal court and02:49:17
you will bear full responsibility there02:49:18
very serious sentences for what you have already02:49:21
done Well, or if you want to stay and not02:49:24
believe that sooner or later we will be in02:49:26
Crimea then there will be only one left02:49:28
the way out is to pay or quit How02:49:30
cooking is also your problem02:49:33
[music]02:49:37
warns the kalorants everyone who is there02:49:39
is illegally But since02:49:42
remembered Crimea there for about two days Yes02:49:44
somewhere there was no Old Crimean language02:49:46
what do you think about the old Crimean training ground?02:49:50
losses for the Russian army are such02:49:53
help02:49:54
name exactly tens of thousands of ammunition02:49:58
who were in difficult time02:50:01
detonation but judging Judging existed that02:50:04
it detonated but not for several hours02:50:07
a few days but you can imagine02:50:08
what was there I think it was02:50:11
hundreds of thousands if not less ammunition02:50:14
Why were they amazed? Well, that’s how it goes02:50:17
Well, it's a little easier02:50:21
It is not necessary to launch rockets rockets02:50:24
expensive they can be used for02:50:26
other objects and even several drones02:50:28
Drones e The main thing is that explosions start and02:50:30
further than detonation naturally it02:50:32
something will spread to me everything that was02:50:34
necessary well it was interesting to listen02:50:36
Aksyonov's performance of this kind of Crimea02:50:39
who said that they were there02:50:41
some02:50:42
stocks of something outdated02:50:44
technology something like that Well how02:50:46
rubbish like trash words and therefore nothing02:50:49
scary when they figure out what's there02:50:51
everything happened fine don't worry02:50:53
Although several cities around were resettled02:50:56
thousand people and if 4 days were there four02:50:59
there was information for days, but let it be two days and02:51:02
several if several days detonates02:51:03
it means something was there02:51:06
quite a large number02:51:07
ammunition and what is very important is that02:51:12
Russian collaborators and military personnel02:51:14
who are in Crimea but I hope already02:51:16
did you understand or explain again02:51:19
we can hit any object at any time02:51:22
point of Crimea, run Yes, thank you02:51:25
big beautiful major note02:51:27
You understand this discussion Thank you02:51:29
Thank you for it02:51:31
in touch with us and further updated02:51:34
information that Poland will transfer troops02:51:36
to the east of the country due to the threat from02:51:38
PMC Wagner in Belarus reported this02:51:41
government representative02:51:42
Polish Committee for Security Affairs02:51:47
this decision was made at the meeting02:51:49
of the relevant committee, he noted that02:51:52
joint exercise of the Belarusian army with the military units02:51:54
To02:51:55
is undoubtedly a provocation02:51:59
the committee analyzed possible threats02:52:01
such as dislocation of human parts02:52:03
Therefore, decision A was made02:52:06
transfer of our military units02:52:08
west to east of Poland the task of these02:52:10
units not only training but also02:52:13
deterring a potential aggressor02:52:14
knocking down Hoffman's representative02:52:17
Polish government committee for02:52:19
security issues02:52:28
Well, China, which declares its02:52:31
neutrality towards war02:52:33
Russia against Ukraine continues02:52:35
maintain strong economic02:52:37
diplomatic trade and military relations02:52:40
with Moscow and in the Sea of Japan they take place02:52:44
joint military exercises between China and Russia02:52:46
codenamed North02:52:49
interaction 2023 according to Chinese02:52:53
xinhua news agency02:52:55
More than 30 aircraft are involved in exposures02:52:58
and more than 10 ships and for the first time two at once02:53:01
Russian warship called02:53:03
loud and perfect in the Ministry of Defense of the People's Republic of China02:53:07
note that these exercises are aimed at02:53:11
protecting the security of strategic02:53:13
waterways02:53:16
we the United States of America want02:53:19
developing economies such as02:53:21
Vietnam joined initiatives to02:53:24
strengthening and diversifying chains02:53:26
supplies started by the US Treasury Secretary02:53:28
Janet Yellin USA and other major02:53:31
countries strive to be less dependent on02:53:33
countries such as Russia and China in02:53:36
supply of key goods and components02:53:37
after supply chain shocks which02:53:40
have shaken the world economy in recent years02:53:42
years speaking in Hanoi, Erenn stated that02:53:45
so-called friend shortening02:53:47
building supply chains through02:53:49
countries that are considered trusted02:53:51
partners is not limited only02:53:53
longtime allies02:53:59
concerns not only some02:54:02
exclusive club of countries it is open in02:54:04
it can be included as countries with developed02:54:07
economies and emerging markets and02:54:10
developing state United States02:54:12
The states are working to strengthen they are02:54:15
weakening of our ties formed02:54:18
and the developing world What is it about?02:54:20
evidenced by our partnership with02:54:22
Vietnam That's why we launched02:54:24
new initiatives to invest in02:54:28
development of our partner countries write and02:54:31
further we will discuss the topic of how everything02:54:35
more countries are trying to reduce02:54:38
depending on Russia and China to us02:54:40
Petr Shevchenko joins analytics02:54:42
sperants of Zelensky University Peter02:54:45
Good morning Greetings02:54:48
hello, let's open it up anyway02:54:51
the topic of the visit to Vietnam is history02:54:55
Vietnam USA is quite difficult02:54:57
now they are looking for economic02:54:59
relationships so as not to depend on02:55:02
China, considering that Vietnam is also there02:55:05
They're all communist02:55:07
ideology and politics so Explain02:55:10
how is this all happening now?02:55:12
as far as Vietnam Well let's put it this way02:55:15
opens its economic doors to02:55:18
USA02:55:20
but this is a very important point because we02:55:22
we shouldn’t even talk about Vietnam itself02:55:25
And about the region, about Osyan, about the region itself and02:55:28
about the fact that now they are in America02:55:30
are beginning to reorient their02:55:34
outsourcing opportunities from China to02:55:37
Southeast Asia and also South02:55:40
Bangladesh India and so on that is from02:55:43
this geotectic competition02:55:45
The USA is now starting to get smaller02:55:47
invest in China transfer02:55:49
technologies They are looking for partners who02:55:51
which could replace here in China in02:55:54
Well from these global supply chains02:55:57
oh and Vietnam is one of the ideal02:55:59
partners because there are quite a lot02:56:02
large population Hmm quality02:56:04
level of education and good location02:56:07
geographical but not only for screws02:56:10
would this strategy be implemented?02:56:11
there will also be a key for Indonesia and Malaysia02:56:15
that is, this holistic approach of the States02:56:17
which is aimed at what02:56:18
really reduce the dependence02:56:21
critical dependence on China02:56:24
yes Tell Peter we are talking about02:56:26
dependencies If in general Give but02:56:29
start As they say from some base Yes02:56:33
from some basis, if we are talking about02:56:35
region you are currently in02:56:36
remembered that Elin noted that we should02:56:39
talking about diversification is not only02:56:42
supply of some resources to02:56:43
economic financial ties is in02:56:45
Overall She talks about addiction02:56:47
it should be eliminated somehow because02:56:49
Russia's war against Ukraine showed that02:56:51
Okay you can trade Yes you can02:56:54
you can get some benefit02:56:56
receive these resources Yes, according to a certain02:57:00
price Well, everything even with this resource This02:57:03
the price turns out to be very high if we02:57:05
we are talking about the Russian Federation02:57:07
history has shown that it is impossible to be02:57:09
dependent if this dependence is worth it02:57:11
break down what exactly Elena is talking about02:57:13
who is from whom in this region now02:57:16
dependent And what is trying in this regard02:57:18
make the Western world as a whole02:57:20
USA02:57:23
This is a very important point because you02:57:25
now actually02:57:26
attack this global paradigm02:57:29
regarding the fact that it was so global02:57:31
liberal world everyone loved each other02:57:32
there were some pressing interests there02:57:35
based on the fact that there was some02:57:36
Sympathy actually means peace02:57:38
functioned specifically before the war02:57:39
when developed functioned on02:57:42
based on simply pragmatic interests and02:57:45
it was beneficial for China to work in the USA02:57:48
the West also benefited the Americans02:57:49
work It was pure business from these02:57:52
here he directly says what we value in02:57:55
China has such tough pragmatism02:57:57
because by the way American culture02:57:59
there are also tough pragmatism and02:58:01
let's say this, let's say this is cooperation02:58:03
USA and China it does well02:58:05
developed increasing increasing02:58:08
economics technological connections and here in02:58:11
the result was this02:58:12
structure dependency you say because02:58:13
that a lot was invested in02:58:17
China Like such a platform that02:58:19
supports economic economy02:58:22
welfare in the USA itself and plus also02:58:26
China has become a very important supplier02:58:28
rare earth metals to America It02:58:31
a very critical element of it now02:58:34
it became clear that Yes, that is, it will happen02:58:36
this is globalization before globalization02:58:38
it ends now the period is already02:58:40
regionalization when they start already02:58:42
big countries to form their own02:58:44
such blocks are regional and it will be02:58:48
By the way, the bloc is not only political but02:58:50
also currency economic02:58:52
technical and so on And that is already behind02:58:54
in such conditions it is no longer possible to depend on02:58:56
some player, especially one who02:58:59
appears to be a competitor of A in this02:59:01
moment we see that both the USA and China02:59:03
we need to start arguing with ourselves about02:59:06
leadership in at least Asia and here I am02:59:09
I think that if we are talking about02:59:10
critical dependence I would highlight02:59:12
these three uh areas are first02:59:15
rare earth metals are secondly02:59:17
a variety of components because02:59:19
for example, even American ones02:59:21
fighters they have natural in them02:59:23
items that are made in China02:59:25
there is of course I think that this moment is it02:59:27
will be just like that, liquidated in02:59:30
in the future the US will hide more02:59:32
localization and thirdly, this is of course in02:59:36
Overall these are highly technical products02:59:40
Electronics and so on That is, I think02:59:42
also that the USA they most likely will not02:59:44
transfer production entirely to yourself02:59:45
but they'll just remove it there02:59:48
production of, for example, chip processors02:59:51
and so on These are just these countries02:59:52
which Elan has just visited. Well,02:59:55
Well, the same Vietnam because it02:59:57
good platform for outsourcing03:00:00
Well, regarding Vietnam itself, it03:00:03
I also care about what strengthens the United States in this03:00:07
region its influence and if you turn03:00:11
attention to the bloomber material which03:00:13
describes this meeting of Elena and her trip03:00:15
to Vietnam and so it is noted there that with03:00:18
201803:00:20
According to the data collected by the bureau, translate03:00:23
of the US population since that year, imports from03:00:25
Vietnam almost tripled to 12703:00:28
billion dollars in 2022 That is, we03:00:33
We see the reorientation of Vietnam and How are you03:00:36
do you think mm Well, since let’s put it this way03:00:38
such gates as you have already indicated in03:00:41
this region between the USA and China is more profitable03:00:44
Vietnam still cooperates03:00:46
USA This is after 30 years old let's say03:00:49
hostility and cold relations than with03:00:54
China03:00:56
but I would like to point out a very important03:00:58
moment about USA time Barack Obama03:01:00
came to Vietnam and he said that we03:01:02
necessary03:01:03
cooperate not on the basis of some03:01:06
there are historical grievances because03:01:08
Naturally, so that you emphasize correctly03:01:10
there is this moment of the Vietnam War very03:01:12
it's still scary there, that is, in03:01:15
in the jungle getting blown up by some03:01:16
shells that remained there but still03:01:19
less Here they find the base they find03:01:21
basis based on the fact that it is profitable for them03:01:23
cooperate now because here we are03:01:25
must understand regional peculiarities03:01:26
how the east made subtle things03:01:28
specifically Vietnam China That is China03:01:30
conquered Vietnam five times and Vot03:01:32
the last war is a big war03:01:34
which he fought in China as it happened03:01:35
the war against Vietnam at the end03:01:39
seventies Therefore, actually03:01:41
speaking, we now see that Vietnam will be03:01:43
balance he finds the points03:01:46
contacts with the US west I think03:01:48
there will be points of contact from Japan03:01:50
rather because so that you understand03:01:52
there are about 50 deployed in Vietnam alone03:01:55
billion South Korean investments actually03:01:58
this is already such a production factory03:02:01
melted components for already Korean03:02:03
high-tech industry that is03:02:05
the same thing will be implemented for03:02:07
America I think that now here I am03:02:09
I know there, for example, that it’s Vietnam03:02:12
produces a certain silicone there03:02:14
silicate silicon03:02:17
so far it's just a semi-finished product03:02:19
as raw materials, but in the future I think that03:02:21
teach people train them raise them03:02:25
engineering skills so as not to03:02:26
they warned not just something seriously03:02:27
there are some more complicated ones too03:02:29
really And I think this is the main one03:02:31
Hmm the function of these countries is visible03:02:36
Thailand uh Indonesia And this will be03:02:41
Specifically, let's say it should be this base03:02:44
which will slowly move03:02:46
from e China because we already see yes03:02:49
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