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friends, I welcome you to Alexander00:00:02
Demchenko and this means that you are on00:00:03
YouTube channels Dmitry Gordon visiting00:00:05
Gordon, today you will have a most00:00:08
interesting guest and an entertaining00:00:10
conversation with a person whom he wanted to00:00:12
say with all his heart, but no, with all his body and00:00:14
soul he hates the00:00:16
Russian propagandist Olga Skobeeva with People's00:00:18
Deputy of Ukraine, a true patriot00:00:20
of our country, Alexey Goncharenko Alexey00:00:23
Hello, hello Alexander00:00:26
friends Before we start, I00:00:27
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Alexey Now, if I asked you00:00:41
to imagine a situation, you are alone in a dark00:00:43
room with Vladimir Putin, who is without00:00:45
security, what would you do with him00:00:48
Oh no, well, I have a lot of ideas, but00:00:51
it is clear that you need to kill faster, suddenly00:00:53
the security comes ahead of time. if00:00:57
you knew that time could be tormented endlessly there,00:01:02
well, look at the elections in Russia, the00:01:04
pseudo elections in Russia were held. Putin00:01:06
drew himself 87 percent too much00:01:10
even than dictator Lukashenko had in00:01:12
1920, and when the revolution took place in00:01:14
Belarus, the question arises:00:01:16
why does Putin need so much? wanted00:01:18
to show me it seems clear If you00:01:20
take the figures of his previous four00:01:23
elections, he has a fifth term,00:01:26
fifth Yes, therefore, of course,00:01:28
this cannot be called any elections Yes, coronation,00:01:31
and so he clearly leaves room for the00:01:34
next coronations. That is, he is on00:01:37
the rise; the past he had 70 s00:01:39
something there, in my opinion, 77 now 87 Well, so00:01:43
that next time you can do00:01:45
97 Well, and already If again, if00:01:48
some of his members will move00:01:51
in another 12 years Well, so that you can already00:01:54
declare 100 victorious Well this, of course, is all00:01:56
complete madness, nothing00:01:59
to do with the choice,00:02:00
of course, it has nothing to do with it, but at the same time it00:02:03
certainly has significance from the point00:02:05
of view of the fact that we have once again,00:02:07
unfortunately, convinced you that well, he00:02:11
completely controls00:02:13
Russia and, moreover, responds with the00:02:15
representation of a huge number00:02:17
Russians about what their president should be like,00:02:18
their tsar, their emperor, they are00:02:21
imperialistic,00:02:23
militaristic, revanchist, this is a serious00:02:25
challenge, this is not Putin’s war, this is00:02:28
Russia’s war on Sola, as it is today, and00:02:32
once again we are convinced of this.00:02:34
Well, the elections really took place,00:02:36
literally, at gunpoint automatic00:02:38
pistols, both in the occupied00:02:40
Ukrainian territories and even on the00:02:41
territory of Russia itself, let’s say I was00:02:43
surprised by the situation when the security forces00:02:45
noticed in the Irkutsk region a man00:02:47
who had put a ballot in this box there. And even00:02:49
there they noticed the wrong last name, not the00:02:51
last name of Putin and threatened to cut off his00:02:53
finger, but we We also saw how00:02:56
Ukrainian women veterans even00:03:00
walked around with a machine gun and threatened them so that00:03:02
they would vote for the one they needed, but00:03:04
nevertheless it went well. This00:03:06
noon action without Putin took place outside of00:03:08
Russia in different cities and the key goal of00:03:11
this action was not to recognize00:03:13
Putin’s legitimacy so that The West said00:03:15
Putin is not legitimate Why doesn’t the West00:03:17
recognize it and how00:03:19
useful would it be for Ukraine if the West said00:03:20
Putin is not legitimate this is super important super00:03:24
important not without reason last year I was00:03:27
one of those who at one time several00:03:30
years ago when Putin nullified these00:03:32
our deadlines and we then00:03:36
initiated the preparation of a report in the Parliamentary Assembly of the00:03:38
Council of Europe about00:03:41
what all this is all about How illegitimate this is all00:03:43
and whether he can run for somewhere for the fifth time00:03:45
And last00:03:47
year such a report was prepared by00:03:49
the speaker There was a deputy from the Netherlands00:03:51
Peter Omsk, by the way, is now one of those who00:03:55
theoretically can become the00:03:56
Prime Minister of the Netherlands, there is a00:03:58
complex coalition going on there, and his party scored the00:04:01
third result in my opinion in the00:04:03
recent elections to the Netherlands, so00:04:07
returning to the topic of00:04:08
illegitimate The Assembly of the Council of Europe00:04:11
last year clearly said Putin00:04:13
has no right00:04:15
to run again neither according to the Russian00:04:17
constitution because it can also be00:04:19
opened and read neither According to international00:04:21
law and in general, in fact, we have laid00:04:24
the foundation for not recognizing the00:04:26
legitimacy of Putin, this is very important, I00:04:29
spoke about this already this morning on00:04:30
French television and we00:04:32
all need to talk about this say Wherever we can00:04:35
that he, of course, is not legitimate even by himself.00:04:38
So call him. Well, it’s correct not to be00:04:40
the president, but there the president himself is proclaimed. The00:04:42
Russian dictator is whatever you want,00:04:46
but still he is not a president either.00:04:47
What would it give if the West00:04:50
conventionally said that? shook00:04:52
Putin's position inside Russia from the point00:04:54
of view of his00:04:55
Elite, I think that it would00:04:58
have been shaken, but it is very important. For us, it00:05:01
would have00:05:09
been shaken by this decision of the international00:05:12
criminal court, which issued a warrant for00:05:14
his arrest, but unfortunately after that00:05:16
Putin In general, this isolation to some00:05:19
extent broke through his trips and not only to the00:05:22
Central Asian countries, but also00:05:26
further to the Arab00:05:27
countries and others, this is all in fact.00:05:32
Unfortunately, it shows that he is breaking through this isolation00:05:36
and it is very important for us to keep him00:05:38
in this isolation and deepen it,00:05:41
so it is very important for us to raise the00:05:44
question about Putin’s lack of legitimacy00:05:47
Moreover, from his very first00:05:49
press conference If you saw it,00:05:52
he was asked a question Well, I won’t00:05:55
say a word to the journalists there as a00:05:58
propagandist nightingale00:06:00
about that means that your mandate has been extended00:06:03
brilliantly But they say Zelensky does00:06:05
n’t have a mandate extended and he said we will study00:06:08
this issue. By the way, I wanted to00:06:10
take into account because earlier00:06:13
President Zelensky said that a00:06:15
company had begun and Putin is launching it00:06:17
gradually, a company that should00:06:19
undermine the legitimacy of both the President of00:06:21
Ukraine and, in principle, the Ukrainian authorities and00:06:23
in the West already know this, but the company is00:06:25
aimed more at the countries of the00:06:27
global south, so-called here’s a question for00:06:30
you, when this journalist, a pseudo-00:06:31
journalist, asked Putin00:06:33
this question at the final press conference, saying that00:06:35
Putin is legitimate and Zelensky is not00:06:37
entirely. This means that Putin launched00:06:39
this campaign definitively and definitely00:06:42
now she launched it even before his00:06:46
so-called elections And now he will00:06:48
only promote it because he00:06:50
will This thesis is a very important00:06:52
thesis for him, which will now be00:06:54
heard from every iron and00:06:57
serious resources will be invested in this, see00:06:59
Where is democracy? I went to00:07:02
the polls and all the Russians00:07:05
adore me, but Zelensky doesn’t go to the polls00:07:08
here, it doesn’t matter the name of the Ukrainian00:07:11
president, what matters is that his task will be to00:07:14
undermine the legitimacy of the Ukrainian government00:07:17
and he will do this,00:07:19
colossal resources will be invested in this, this00:07:22
must be understood And when you say that the00:07:24
main goal will be the global south, well,00:07:27
it will certainly be a very important goal,00:07:30
but I will tell you that unfortunately the goal00:07:32
will be the United States of America and the00:07:35
goal will be European countries. But here it00:07:37
will be easier, but the goal will be00:07:39
inside Ukraine and00:07:42
definitely you Well, those who are active on00:07:45
social00:07:47
networks, communicate with people, watch videos,00:07:49
know that Well, for example, there is a topic that is00:07:52
constantly being pushed into Ukrainian, I am00:07:55
sure that this is not without Russia. What is happening is00:07:57
that supposedly Ukraine did not declare war00:07:58
on Russia, that the whole war is illegal, that00:08:01
martial law has been introduced incorrectly in our country00:08:04
and war has not been declared, it all seems to be00:08:08
Well, some kind of conspiracy theory,00:08:09
casuistry But in fact, the00:08:11
next one is coming after this And since this means you don’t need to00:08:15
comply with these laws, it means it’s impossible And you00:08:19
need to evade mobilization, which means 100:08:22
2 3 4 5 that means everything it’s not legal and now00:08:24
all this will also be imposed and00:08:27
look, the deadline has passed and I think that00:08:30
the company will gain momentum and its peak I00:08:32
think should be expected after March 20 Oh,00:08:36
sorry after May 20 When 500:08:39
years have passed since Zelensky’s inauguration I00:08:42
think it will be here peak, this will be a00:08:44
serious campaign,00:08:46
Ukraine as a state needs to prepare for this,00:08:49
Ukrainian citizens need to prepare for this00:08:50
in order to explain00:08:52
why elections are not00:08:55
taking place in Ukraine, that our00:08:56
legislation does not allow this now, and00:08:58
the most important thing is that life reality00:09:01
does not allow this to be done. Well we are not, we are not00:09:03
able to hold elections in00:09:07
Ukraine today for a million reasons. Well,00:09:10
Russia raises a moment this air all00:09:12
day long air raid alert where to hold00:09:15
elections in shelters How many will come there And00:09:17
what to do in the border territories And00:09:19
what to do in Kherson Zaporozhye and then00:09:22
in the Donbass and so on a How to vote for00:09:26
hundreds of thousands of people who are in the trenches and00:09:28
How to vote for millions who are in00:09:29
Europe and other countries In general,00:09:32
colossal challenges for which there are00:09:33
simply no answers, we cannot hold00:09:35
elections in the current conditions, that’s why this is00:09:38
all we need, but this is all we need to explain by00:09:40
itself this will not happen, a00:09:43
very serious attack on the00:09:45
legitimacy of the Ukrainian government awaits us ahead and being00:09:48
me, you know that I have always been00:09:50
an oppositionist to Vladimir Zelensky,00:09:52
and I am one today, but I want to00:09:54
tell you that it is very important here for us to00:09:56
be united and say that no no00:09:59
questions about the legitimacy of the Ukrainian00:10:01
government, the Ukrainian government is legitimate, both the00:10:04
President and the parliament, and don’t even00:10:08
leave any gaps here, you know,00:10:10
because this could have very00:10:12
detrimental consequences for Ukraine, here you00:10:15
need to very clearly be in a single position,00:10:18
but also very clearly, I repeat,00:10:20
the state should not ignore this challenge00:10:24
and clearly explain to the whole world what is00:10:28
really00:10:32
behind me Maidan is behind me Khreshchatyk is the main00:10:35
street of Kiev, the capital of independent Ukraine,00:10:38
which is fighting for freedom From Putin’s00:10:41
fascist Russia, all the latest00:10:44
news from Ukraine and the world And also00:10:46
professionalism, patriotism and conscience00:10:49
Telegram channel Dmitry Gordon you are not yet00:10:52
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know00:10:56
[music]00:10:58
everything00:10:59
[music]00:11:07
during his final00:11:09
press conference after these pseudo00:11:10
elections, Putin also said that given00:11:13
these raids of Russian Volunteers in the00:11:15
Belgorod and Kursk regions,00:11:17
including especially in the Belgorod00:11:19
region What it will be necessary to create a00:11:22
sanitary zone in the so-called00:11:24
Kharkov region00:11:26
of Ukraine, and it is necessary to prepare for this,00:11:28
Putin said. Do I00:11:31
understand correctly that Putin’s key goal in the00:11:33
next six months is precisely the00:11:35
Kharkov direction and the creation of00:11:37
this so-called sanitary00:11:40
zone, look, of course, this is a threat and00:11:44
Of course, here we need to be very00:11:46
careful if we are talking about00:11:49
Putin’s key goals for the00:11:51
coming years, then I would formulate it00:11:55
this way. I believe that Putin’s main goal00:11:57
is Odessa00:12:00
hacks. I think that Putin’s main goal,00:12:02
of course, 2 years ago was all of Ukraine,00:12:04
maybe with the exception Western00:12:06
Ukraine, but Kiev was definitely in his plans.00:12:09
And this was goal number one for him,00:12:11
and this was clear from the military00:12:13
operations and from the attempted blitzkrieg and everything00:12:16
else. However, it seems that even Putin00:12:20
realized that in general he cannot take Kiev,00:12:23
it is impossible. principle and his00:12:27
repeated statements00:12:28
lately Ukraine is the Kiev Zhitomir and00:12:31
Chernigov regions that this00:12:33
map behind the back of Medvedev is crazy00:12:37
this00:12:43
alcoholic region is Ukraine together with00:12:45
Kiev everything else is there Poland Romania00:12:48
Hungary and Odessa and Kharkov - this means the00:12:51
centers of Russia Russian that means new00:12:55
territories on the territory of Ukraine and I00:12:57
think that this is00:12:59
not a coincidence, well, Putin constantly remembers Odessa00:13:01
and why does he take such00:13:04
revenge on her? Why for what does he take revenge on Odessa so much because00:13:06
he is very much in love with her just on00:13:08
these election days Yes, and continues00:13:11
do this, but here look, I can look for00:13:14
some emotional factors Well,00:13:16
probably it’s really in his head.00:13:19
Odessa residents should have greeted him with00:13:21
flowers. Odessa residents greet him with weapons00:13:23
in their hands. a00:13:29
very00:13:31
long time ago in the fourteenth year and carry00:13:32
Absolutely true It was March 2014 and,00:13:36
in fact, I was the author of the decision of the00:13:38
Odessa regional council and which was00:13:41
voted then by the Odessa regional council,00:13:44
this may seem surprising to someone,00:13:46
but it was the first to condemn the foreign00:13:48
invasion of Ukraine not Lvovsky not00:13:50
Ivano-Frankivsk Odessa Regional00:13:52
Council did this, it was a very important00:13:54
moment in early March 2014,00:13:57
which showed that in Odessa this00:13:59
Donetsk Crimean scenario will not work, but00:14:01
I think that there are not only emotions here.00:14:04
Perhaps there are emotions, but there are also.00:14:06
absolutely clear00:14:07
strategic calculation and its task is00:14:10
to cut off Ukraine from the sea because this is00:14:13
the basis of the00:14:14
economic economic basis of00:14:16
Ukraine We all see what is happening on00:14:18
the border with Poland, we understand that if00:14:20
Ukraine is deprived of access to the sea Well, then this is a00:14:24
country for which it will be very difficult, well, first of00:14:27
all this is some kind of generally terrible00:14:29
scenario. But even if you imagine00:14:31
it, without access to the sea, Ukraine is not00:14:34
economically viable since the second thing00:14:37
for it is access. And the Black Sea is very important to him00:14:40
and you see that Ukraine00:14:42
has access to the sea even without having a fleet,00:14:45
but just access having reached the sea, it has00:14:48
already destroyed a significant part of the Black Sea00:14:50
Fleet and continues to do so despite00:14:52
Yes, we have everything there not just in the00:14:54
land theater of operations, but in the00:14:57
naval theater, we have really00:15:00
incredible successes, in fact, which00:15:02
no one could even believe 2 years ago and all00:15:05
this is ensured by Ukraine's access00:15:07
to the sea Odessa is the naval00:15:08
capital of Ukraine And Odessa is the00:15:10
largest Harbors of the Black Sea Odessa00:15:13
is the largest city on the Black00:15:15
Sea coast we know how we have a00:15:18
million inhabitants in Odessa the second city of the00:15:21
Black Sea is Turkish Samsun00:15:23
700,000 that is, Odessa is the capital of the00:15:25
Black Sea, the largest city in terms of00:15:27
population, the largest Harbors and the most00:15:30
famous in the whole world, so of course00:15:32
for Putin this is Stop the next goal is00:15:35
Transnistria, that is, Odessa is an exit00:15:38
to the already de facto occupied Russia and00:15:40
Transnistria and overhang over Moldova,00:15:43
which of course Putin wants to take away,00:15:45
so for him this direction is Southern,00:15:48
it is absolutely for him. The key for00:15:51
him is absolutely strategic. Well, as00:15:54
for Kharkov, it is clear its role is the00:15:56
First Capital of Ukraine, it is the second00:15:59
largest city in Ukraine And this is00:16:02
only 30 km from the border with In Russia it is00:16:05
the largest industrial center, a scientific00:16:07
center, that is, its importance is enormous,00:16:09
therefore, Well, it is very close, that is, it00:16:13
is convenient for logistical troops to00:16:16
conduct military operations there and attack this00:16:19
territory. Therefore, this one I think that00:16:23
these two directions for00:16:25
Putin are very00:16:27
strategic and tactical Lyakh I00:16:31
think that this is still Donbass But if00:16:34
we talk about its strategic goals, then00:16:36
this is of course an ode. What do you say? How do you00:16:39
evaluate these raids in the Kursk and00:16:41
Belgorod regions of the Russian00:16:43
RDK Volunteers and others because the00:16:46
same Budanov is the head of military intelligence of00:16:47
Ukraine said that the war is moving into a00:16:49
new phase just because of these raids.00:16:52
What00:16:53
can you say00:16:57
today it is expanding and especially in Odessa and00:17:01
Kharkov for reasons It’s clear that such well,00:17:04
let’s be honest in places there is00:17:05
panic00:17:06
because Well, in reality it’s00:17:09
very difficult and these attacks are non-stop00:17:11
and people are very they worry and see this00:17:13
focus of Russia on these on these00:17:15
regions. I want to reassure everyone who is00:17:18
watching us. Russia today has no00:17:21
military potential to take Odessa and even00:17:24
get closer to Odessa, absolutely nothing.00:17:27
Confidently and firmly, this is the talk.00:17:29
Unfortunately, with Kharkov, they have the00:17:31
opportunity to get closer to Kharkov.00:17:32
they are already 30 km from it, this is a real00:17:35
situation. But they also have no opportunity to take Kharkov.00:17:38
And again, I am00:17:40
absolutely convinced of this. Well, of course,00:17:43
it’s difficult for Kharkov, so I’ll repeat it again, because of00:17:45
such perfect proximity, Odessa00:17:47
is protected by our Success on the Black Sea and the00:17:50
Dnieper, thank God The fact that00:17:53
we knocked out the enemy from the right bank and returning to the right00:17:55
bank in very difficult conditions is simply00:17:58
possible, but I still want to Repeat again,00:18:00
no need to panic00:18:02
And it’s definitely not us, we are in the wrong situation00:18:06
because many people think that we00:18:08
almost now the situation is almost worse than in00:18:10
February of twenty-two This is00:18:12
not true It’s just already Emotions this is00:18:15
fatigue this is also Russian00:18:17
propaganda this is ipso this is all together but from a00:18:21
military point of view the situations are not comparable00:18:23
our army today is many times00:18:26
stronger than it was 2 years ago and we00:18:30
there, well, here we can talk about this for a long time00:18:31
now, as for your00:18:33
question. Sorry, but I think it was00:18:35
very important and it was very important to say about this. As00:18:38
for your question about00:18:42
these phases of the war, that is, Budanov00:18:45
says that these raids They00:18:47
completely changed the picture of the war That00:18:49
is, this is a new00:18:51
phase I’m not I’m not a military expert I don’t know00:18:55
what these raids actually mean in a military sense00:18:59
Let’s be frank But so far00:19:03
we haven’t seen any great successes of these raids Well I I want there to always be,00:19:06
you know, a frank conversation because00:19:07
2-3 weeks of coffee on the00:19:12
Yalta embankment Get your00:19:15
bikini bottoms ready to swim in the Crimea, we’ve00:19:17
already heard all this, but we live in a different00:19:19
reality, so I don’t know the military,00:19:23
let’s put it this way, I can’t yet evaluate how00:19:25
successful the soup is, but with which I agree, Alya, which00:19:29
I consider very important, is to transfer the00:19:31
war to Russian territory while there is a00:19:34
war on Russian territory.00:19:36
Well, in principle, by and large, what do00:19:38
we expect that Russia00:19:40
will someday stop altogether if the entire war takes place on00:19:42
our territory and in 2023 year, again,00:19:46
I don’t pretend to be. Well, my month in00:19:49
territorial defense when we00:19:51
defended Kiev there does not give me the right to be a00:19:54
military expert. Now we have somehow00:19:56
all become military experts, but what00:19:58
can I say unequivocally that you don’t need00:20:00
to be Napoleon to understand that we are in00:20:03
in the third year they attacked exactly where they00:20:06
were waiting for us then when they were waiting for us and00:20:09
since they were waiting for us and this, as for me,00:20:11
is the main reason that00:20:13
we did not achieve success and from my point of00:20:15
view in the third year those forces that00:20:18
were formed if the attack was00:20:20
aimed at Belgorod, for example. We00:20:23
saw Prigozhin’s raid from Rostov to00:20:25
Moscow, it went like a knife through butter00:20:29
in just one day,00:20:32
so they didn’t wait for us there or they didn’t wait for us00:20:35
like in the Zaporozhye region, but we for00:20:39
various reasons, including the fact00:20:42
that we are limited by certain00:20:44
demands of our allies not00:20:45
to use Western weapons on00:20:47
Russian territory, we did not00:20:49
do this, well, from my point of view, I repeat,00:20:51
if we take the purely military component. Well, an00:20:54
attack there would have been much more effective,00:20:56
and from a political point of view, it00:20:58
was also much painful for the Russians.00:21:00
Because when they hear00:21:02
about some kind of shelling, I don’t know, or00:21:05
battles on the outskirts of Melitopol But00:21:07
that’s one thing, but when they understand that00:21:10
Belgorod, the regional center00:21:12
of Russia, is under threat there And an00:21:15
attack is completely different for them00:21:17
altogether.00:21:19
Therefore, Zelensky, by the way, also said00:21:22
that by the way this It’s interesting that not only00:21:25
the question arose about limited weapons00:21:29
or equipment sent by the West,00:21:31
but also about the fact that the information got00:21:32
to 100 Kremlin. From the West, he00:21:34
hinted at this during the press conference,00:21:37
remember, well, we heard. He said that00:21:39
he had the information. He didn’t00:21:40
say the West there, well, it could be understood,00:21:43
it could be understood, there were there were00:21:44
different interpretations, some took it as the00:21:46
fact that he said that there was a traitor in00:21:48
some Well, the highest military-political00:21:50
leadership of00:21:51
Ukraine. Maybe he meant that00:21:54
this was with The Western side has come, I don’t know,00:21:58
I’m calling him better, but I’ll repeat once again00:22:01
that of course, if possible, we should00:22:03
transfer the war to the territory of the00:22:05
Russian Federation. I think that if00:22:08
we talk about what exactly is a00:22:10
success, of course, these are attacks on the00:22:12
Russian energy infrastructure,00:22:14
primarily the oil industry, this is absolutely00:22:18
right, this is 100% correct tactics and00:22:21
even a00:22:22
strategy, we need this, this is their strong00:22:25
point. But at the same time, this is their Achilles00:22:28
pit and hit it as hard as possible, and I00:22:32
think that our second second goal, of00:22:34
course, should be the Russian military-industrial complex00:22:37
where we reach. there is a00:22:40
problem here, of course, that unfortunately Russia00:22:42
is reaching out to every centimeter of00:22:44
Ukrainian territory, and we can reach00:22:47
there in Siberia or the Far East. Well,00:22:49
only through acts of sabotage and sabotage, that00:22:52
is, it is much more complicated, but still00:22:54
this is exactly what it seems to me and is the basis of that00:22:56
asymmetrical we must fight with them00:22:58
asymmetrically, that’s how in the Black Sea we00:23:00
fight asymmetrically and we have simply00:23:03
super results, and where we tried to00:23:05
fight them symmetrically with00:23:07
tank columns to attack00:23:10
concrete fortifications and minefields, but00:23:12
the results are, to put it mildly,00:23:15
not good And that’s why And what do you think00:23:18
because many Russian economists,00:23:20
and not only Russian ones, tell me that00:23:21
look, Putin doesn’t have enough money00:23:24
to maintain a contract army00:23:26
to issue 12-27 million crowns there to00:23:29
pay huge tens of thousands of00:23:32
dollars there to pay only to people who00:23:33
go somewhere to fight Do you00:23:36
think Putin will begin mass00:23:37
mobilization after these pseudo elections00:23:39
or does he not have the opportunity00:23:41
? Look. I think that after these00:23:45
pseudo elections he, well, a00:23:48
certain window of opportunity will open for him00:23:50
to mobilize. But I also think that as of00:23:53
today Putin has let’s be00:23:57
frank.00:23:59
from the point of view of mobilization,00:24:01
the system that he built today00:24:03
looks like this after the Shock of the00:24:07
autumn of 2020, when they00:24:09
realized when there was a failure near Kharkov,00:24:12
by the way, it was very painful that then00:24:13
we did not have Bradley leopards and everything00:24:16
else we had nothing with which to consolidate this success00:24:18
and to pursue them after the00:24:21
loss of part of the Kharkov region and00:24:24
the right bank of the Kherson region of the00:24:26
city of Kherson itself, then of course this shock00:24:30
forced him to carry out partial mobilization.00:24:32
How did he actually call it that and that’s what it00:24:34
was, but after that they00:24:37
developed a system in which they00:24:38
actually vacuumed the poor regions00:24:41
of Russia through the financial Aspect,00:24:45
actually buying the lives of these people in the00:24:47
most that is, you know, such a completely00:24:50
cannibalistic tactic, they drove them there into00:24:52
complete poverty, these areas are not Moscow.00:24:55
These are poor areas which are00:24:57
really Well, when they came to00:24:59
Ukraine, let’s also be honest, not the00:25:01
richest country Europe Far away and00:25:04
one of the poorest countries in Europe But even00:25:06
one of the poorest countries in Europe, Ukraine,00:25:08
for them looked like something unreal00:25:10
with roads, lights, basins and00:25:13
toilets in their houses because they came00:25:16
from complete poverty of such poverty, you know,00:25:18
almost medieval, he00:25:21
keeps them in this poverty. And on the one00:25:24
hand, pumping out resources for war and00:25:26
corruption, and on the other hand, then having00:25:29
such poor people, he can easily00:25:31
turn them into cannon fodder, simply by00:25:33
actually drinking their lives; this mechanism00:25:36
allows him to recruit according to various data00:25:38
about 30,000 people monthly in Russia00:25:41
and objectively, today he has no00:25:44
need for some kind of large00:25:47
mobilization that will be unpopular. We00:25:49
remember that partial mobilization00:25:51
was probably the most difficult stage in00:25:54
his political life. Here it is. Well,00:25:57
if you don’t count the rebellion then yes, it00:25:59
was just a stab Iha these foundations because00:26:02
in general the basis of his agreement with00:26:04
Russian society is that I do what I00:26:07
want, but I’m there for you, well, up to a00:26:09
certain limit, I don’t touch you there,00:26:11
so with Moscow, relatively speaking, with00:26:13
Moscow with St. Petersburg, I provide you with a00:26:16
comfortable life, and at the same time I do00:26:18
absolutely everything I want, but I don’t touch you,00:26:20
and this agreement with him00:26:24
was violated then in the fall of00:26:26
2020, so I don’t think that he will now00:26:28
go for a big mobilization,00:26:31
primarily for political reasons, not for00:26:33
economic reasons because in the00:26:36
tyranny of which Well, this is no longer even an00:26:39
autocracy because Russia has already moved on from the00:26:41
stage of autocracy to the next. This is already with00:26:44
such a deeper stage in00:26:47
such a country, strictly speaking. Well, yes,00:26:49
elections have some kind of sacredness. Well,00:26:51
the date of reassignment. It certainly has00:26:54
some kind of... then sacredness, but still this is00:26:56
no longer the main thing for him, it is to have the00:26:59
security forces, their support and00:27:03
more or less solid support in the capitals, this is, in general,00:27:08
the key to his regime,00:27:10
so he will not, I think, risk00:27:14
this certain social00:27:16
contract which in Russia he he00:27:18
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Alexey You probably heard these00:28:33
statements by Macron and what the00:28:35
newspaper Lemon wrote that Macron really was00:28:37
planning in three years And even now to00:28:39
send his troops to Ukraine,00:28:41
at least individual00:28:42
military personnel, what do you think? First, Putin00:28:45
got nervous, let’s say, and second.00:28:48
What could happen, maybe we do00:28:49
n’t know something, that the President of France00:28:52
decided to Send his troops to Ukraine and00:28:53
even take00:28:55
Odessa, this is a Hoshi question Well, firstly,00:28:58
it’s obvious for Putin and for Russia This is00:29:00
very serious what I said firstly I00:29:03
have we have you know a little bit in00:29:05
Ukrainian society there are such people this is00:29:06
normal during the war we are00:29:08
all very traumatized there is such an00:29:10
emotional swing, that is, we are on the one00:29:12
hand. We are waiting to hear these statements, we are00:29:15
already waiting, you know, to meet the French00:29:17
military in Odessa and Kiev, and people in00:29:19
Odessa are already ready,00:29:28
NATO troops were on the territory of Ukraine,00:29:29
this would be great, I support this with both hands,00:29:32
but also since we have them, we are waiting for00:29:34
them tomorrow, but I must say tomorrow they00:29:36
won’t be there. Well, since we00:29:38
imagine this, not individual military00:29:40
specialists who service00:29:42
individual elements of the military00:29:43
infrastructure, primarily Western,00:29:46
but regular units that are00:29:49
ready to engage in hostilities with the00:29:51
Russian army tomorrow this won’t happen and00:29:53
the day after tomorrow too this is such an unlikely00:29:57
scenario but at the same time there is a second00:29:59
extreme Yes in general everything they say00:30:01
the West is all nonsense Putin didn’t00:30:03
care about everything this nothing00:30:05
works and Macron just said this is00:30:07
also not true this these are two extremes and00:30:10
the truth, as usual, is in the middle; the00:30:12
president, a nuclear state, can’t just00:30:15
talk. Let’s not forget that00:30:17
Russia, that France is a permanent member00:30:20
of the UN Security Council, that it is a nuclear state,00:30:23
that it is one of the most powerful armies in00:30:26
the world, no matter what you say, no very00:30:28
large and there but it is a very strong00:30:32
army and therefore his words are serious and00:30:37
easy to ignore them Well,00:30:39
Macron00:30:42
did a very important thing with these statements, he removed the Taboo from00:30:44
this topic Because before this topic00:30:46
was simple00:30:58
But this is what they are talking about Today we00:30:59
we won’t send wax. In addition, even today there are00:31:02
some countries that say00:31:03
and we are ready to consider this in the Baltic countries.00:31:07
Finland in Poland these voices are heard in the00:31:10
Czech Republic. That is, this is already very00:31:12
serious and certainly00:31:14
Putin takes him very seriously, in fact,00:31:16
this press conference00:31:19
Yesterday it was victorious, in general, these are such00:31:22
correspondence discussions with Macron, because he00:31:24
returned to this topic there more than once, he00:31:27
said that again he00:31:28
was threatening a third world war there again, he00:31:31
spoke about this00:31:33
escalation, he said that there are NATO members00:31:35
in Ukraine and they die in large00:31:37
numbers Well, that is, in fact, he was scared by the00:31:40
World War II, however, no one needs00:31:42
him either, yes of course Well, that’s00:31:45
the point, that is, these are his signals,00:31:47
guys, don’t interfere, this is his signal. And00:31:50
if we talk about that conditionally, look at00:31:53
Putin he said, well, it’s unclear, we00:31:56
won’t negotiate, but he’s also00:31:58
about a carrot, a propagandist from the West recently said in an interview with00:32:00
Dmitry Kiselyov00:32:02
that He’s waiting for the question to arise: Putin00:32:05
needs negotiations now. If necessary, with00:32:07
whom and00:32:09
why? Yes, I think that Putin Look here00:32:13
Putin and ready and not ready for negotiations00:32:14
in the first place Why not ready I think that00:32:16
Putin is waiting for the American elections00:32:19
because Putin wants to negotiate with00:32:21
President Trump and in general he believes00:32:23
that the election of Trump will open up for the undead;00:32:27
it is possible in Ukraine and not only00:32:31
and I personally think that this is not the case, but I00:32:37
can’t rule it out. That is, I’m not sure00:32:39
because when we talk about President00:32:41
Trump, the former president and possibly00:32:44
the future, We don’t know who will win the elections00:32:47
in the United States there. Biden may well win.00:32:49
We also have this topic right now, everyone00:32:51
why- it seems that Trump is already definitely the00:32:52
president, it’s the proles, but that’s00:32:55
not true at all, no one is00:32:58
really impossible to predict the American elections. I00:33:00
think that everything will be very, very close there,00:33:02
and only at the last moment will00:33:04
it be decided who will actually be president.00:33:06
But what’s true? This is the next what if00:33:09
Biden will remain president, then we00:33:11
more or less understand what will00:33:12
happen next if00:33:15
Trump becomes president, in general, No one knows00:33:17
what will happen next, I think including00:33:18
Trump himself because he lives by the principle I00:33:22
will think about it Remember Skali Tahara00:33:24
I will think about this tomorrow he will00:33:26
think about it when, in00:33:28
fact, he needs to think about it, but00:33:29
today he is thinking about victory in the elections and00:33:31
revenge, this is actually his00:33:33
main motivator, so Putin now, I00:33:37
think, is not ready for any negotiations00:33:41
with anyone because he hopes on00:33:45
the positive, as it seems to him, possible00:33:47
outcome of the US elections. But after them,00:33:49
I am sure that he will be ready for00:33:51
negotiations, but of course the main thing, and he00:33:54
constantly talks about this, the negotiator00:33:57
with whom he wants to talk is the00:33:59
United States of America, not Europe,00:34:01
no one else, the USA, but will he try? Putin00:34:04
to cut a land corridor to00:34:06
Kaliningrad What do you think is an attack on the00:34:08
Baltic countries and Partially on Poland, I00:34:11
think that the Russian general00:34:14
staff is there. I think they are working on all the options. It’s not for nothing that the00:34:17
Germans are already saying that they00:34:19
see signs of preparation And that there is00:34:24
even a conditional date of 2026 under00:34:27
these plans, that they are preparing for them and00:34:30
accumulating strength, but I am sure that00:34:33
this depends very much on the00:34:34
political component, that is, on00:34:37
NATO, which is united. I think that Putin will00:34:40
never attack. And no matter what he00:34:43
says and what he doesn’t say there did to consider00:34:45
him just a completely complete idiot,00:34:47
we have reasons No, of course he is in such a00:34:49
dark place, but still I think he00:34:52
understands that the military potential of Russia and the00:34:55
military potential of NATO are not comparable and00:34:57
this war has shown this00:35:00
once again, but NATO is falling apart Well00:35:04
there, conventionally, Trump says, Well,00:35:07
we won’t protect countries that00:35:08
invest little Putin, just like this. Can00:35:10
you imagine how it sounds in Putin’s head,00:35:12
it sounds like music, in fact, a light00:35:14
bulb goes on in Putin’s head Yeah,00:35:17
we won’t protect our countries further,00:35:19
that’s what it is further it is said00:35:21
anyway. That is, if Putin sees the erosion of00:35:25
NATO, then of course the Baltics for him, the00:35:28
Baltic countries are an easy and00:35:30
very desirable goal for him, that is, obviously,00:35:34
if there is no erosion of NATO, then I think00:35:38
and I don’t want to scare anyone, but I would00:35:41
appeal to you I think that they are watching you in both00:35:43
Kazakhstan and Georgia. If I were in the place of these00:35:46
countries and the citizens of these countries, I would00:35:48
think about this very seriously and do everything00:35:50
possible while Putin is busy in Ukraine, his00:35:53
hands are tied, he was preparing to strengthen himself to00:35:57
allow this scenario. I think that these are the00:35:59
two two most probable target countries for00:36:02
Putin are the00:36:04
following Alexey I can’t help but00:36:06
ask you about Navalny because00:36:08
Putin yesterday, during this final00:36:09
press conference after the elections,00:36:11
mentioned this00:36:12
name for the first time and said that he was ready to00:36:15
exchange him for Krasikov and said that there00:36:17
was one person who was an intermediary00:36:19
but we know what kind of person this is Roman00:36:20
Arkadyevich Abramovich is a Russian oligarch00:36:23
But I have a question for you What do you00:36:25
think this confirms I believe he was00:36:27
the first to voice this name that Putin00:36:32
killed him I don’t know I confess to you I can’t00:36:35
answer this00:36:37
question personally my opinion I believe that00:36:41
Putin certainly killed00:36:44
Nova, now the question is, is it at this00:36:47
moment that he poisoned him there, or over the00:36:50
last few months they brought him00:36:53
to this00:36:54
state? I think that it would be optimal00:36:56
for,00:36:58
if we say so, the scenario for the development of00:37:00
events is an exchange of Navalny for00:37:05
Krasikov and Navalny’s death immediately00:37:08
after this exchange is already in the West,00:37:11
yes, I’ll just add that Krasikov is a00:37:14
Russian special service who killed00:37:18
Khangoshvili on German territory. It was a Chechen00:37:21
commander who killed him.00:37:32
then for Navalny and so that00:37:35
further Of course Navalny would not be00:37:36
alive Navalny to the west I think he would00:37:39
never have let him go there, but00:37:43
it’s also possible that something just went wrong in this regard00:37:44
and what they are doing with Navalny00:37:48
for example now Well, I’m just I don’t00:37:50
know, but what they00:37:54
poisoned Navalny with killed him earlier, there was a little time there.00:37:58
Perhaps this is absolutely possible, but the00:38:01
fact that Putin killed him and the fact that in00:38:04
Putin’s system you don’t know how it was clear00:38:06
Immediately after the Wagner Group mutiny I said00:38:10
there, well, it was that there is more and more space in00:38:13
the world for two, you know, there should00:38:16
only be one of us left, there is no more on planet00:38:18
Earth Yes, on planet Earth there cannot be at00:38:21
the same time a living Putin and a living00:38:23
Prigozhin, they couldn’t be alive together00:38:25
from that day and and there a month later this and00:38:29
Exactly the same thing happened on planet00:38:32
Earth, there is no place for a living Putin and a living00:38:34
Navalny together at the same time.00:38:38
I also had no doubts about this.00:38:40
Why am I asking about Navalny because there is an00:38:42
ambiguous attitude towards him in Ukraine,00:38:45
it’s clear why, but nevertheless now00:38:47
his widow Yulia Navalnaya she00:38:49
met with Biden and with the leaders of the00:38:50
European Union and spoke out against the00:38:53
orb. You probably noticed in Budapest at the00:38:55
anti-opposition rally and the00:38:58
question arises: does Ukraine00:39:00
need to build communication with her or00:39:02
not? Is this important for us or is it not effective00:39:04
for us or is it harmful, see e I,00:39:08
too, and first of all, I don’t believe in the story about00:39:11
good Russians, good Russians are the00:39:13
RDK that enters the territory of the00:39:15
Belgorod Kursk region, a good00:39:17
Russian is Vladimir Karamurt in prison00:39:20
because he is against the war, and the Russians00:39:23
who sit in Monaco and drink wine and00:39:25
maybe to be at the same time scolding Putin,00:39:27
for me they are absolutely absolutely bad00:39:29
and nothing And those who say that they are out of00:39:32
politics are generally bad Russians,00:39:34
just as guilty of everything that happens00:39:37
as Putin But that’s why00:39:39
this concerns global00:39:41
relations now as for00:39:43
Yulia Navalnaya directly I don’t see00:39:45
the need to build any kind of relationship with her,00:39:47
not for Ukraine, but at the same00:39:50
time, I’m not at all opposed to00:39:53
her traveling around the world and telling the world about00:39:55
who Putin is, a murderer, tyrant,00:39:58
illegitimate00:40:00
dictator, so here it’s definitely a00:40:03
plus for us, nothing bad this is not for us,00:40:08
but it is very important. This is very important and00:40:10
this is what I think we need to talk about and00:40:12
I will repeat. Today I focused on00:40:13
this on French television00:40:15
and I encourage everyone to00:40:17
do this. In communication, show it again to00:40:21
everyone, he says that this is not war Putin’s00:40:23
war against Ukraine This is Russia’s war against the00:40:26
Ukraine of today’s Russia in the form in00:40:27
which it is, it’s like Nazi00:40:30
Germany, it wasn’t just00:40:32
Adolf Hitler’s war, it was the war of that00:40:34
Germany, and until that Germany went00:40:36
through denazification, it was a constant00:40:39
scourge for the world and for themselves yourself the00:40:41
same thing and here it is very important not to let00:40:44
this shift, you know, look at what it00:40:47
seems that this all means, uh, only00:40:50
Putin and all because for us this00:40:53
could very well be a dangerous trap and conditionally at00:40:56
some point this night Putin a00:40:58
beautiful day and a national00:41:02
holiday for Ukraine will not die there, but does this mean that00:41:04
the war will end immediately? Absolutely no,00:41:08
this absolutely does not mean this for us,00:41:10
and we need to remember to understand and00:41:13
live in this sense in reality, here we00:41:16
are communicating on March 18, March 18 is The day of the00:41:19
official annexation of Crimea, you were the00:41:22
person who was present on the00:41:23
peninsula when this whole nightmare00:41:25
was happening, there was preparation for a referendum,00:41:27
pseudo referendums and there were subsequent00:41:29
events, that’s when you look around00:41:32
and analyze How do you understand Crimea for yourself00:41:34
then it was possible to protect it00:41:36
conditionally, it was leaked, it was handed over or other00:41:39
options In general, Ukraine00:41:41
didn’t look, we were in a00:41:46
really difficult situation. Well, let’s be00:41:48
objective, look at how00:41:50
difficult it is for us today, even though we were00:41:52
ready for war. We spent 10 years preparing for war00:41:54
first of all. Even I’m talking00:41:56
morally about how we actually prepared for it.00:41:58
I have a lot of questions,00:41:59
especially in the last 3 years, how we00:42:01
prepared from year to year for war, there are00:42:04
a lot of questions. Unfortunately, we too. I00:42:07
think we will talk about them again after the00:42:09
end of hostilities,00:42:12
but how we mentally prepared for war.00:42:15
This is the most key factor. Let's00:42:17
Frankly, in the fourteenth year,00:42:19
Ukraine was not ready for war, here,00:42:23
first of all, here, of course, from a00:42:25
strategic and any other point of view, we00:42:28
needed to fight for Crimea as much as possible, as well as for00:42:30
any centimeter of Ukrainian00:42:31
territory, and the more there, the00:42:35
harder Crimea would be for Russia, the00:42:37
she would have climbed less, this is also true, but00:42:40
at the same time we see with you after the00:42:42
twenty-second year that she would have00:42:43
climbed anyway, that is, she00:42:45
would have climbed anyway and nothing until she is physically00:42:48
stopped, she does not understand00:42:50
anything absolutely different But I00:42:53
really have been in Crimea a lot and I00:42:56
can tell you one thing about it. Unfortunately, even the00:42:58
Ukrainian troops there are in their mass. Well,00:43:01
they did not receive the corresponding order,00:43:03
but giving them this00:43:04
order to engage in hostilities00:43:07
was also a very similar step because, well, I do00:43:10
n’t know To what extent If only they would00:43:12
have carried out this order, you understand, there is a very complex00:43:16
story here, the story cannot be tolerated by the slug Nago00:43:18
inclination But what of course is for Crimea And that is why00:43:21
I, in general, was in Crimea00:43:24
during those weeks between00:43:28
Yanukovych’s flight from Ukraine and the so-00:43:31
called00:43:32
referendum on the annexations of Crimea that I00:43:35
really was00:43:37
in Crimea for most of that time because I believed00:43:39
that it was necessary to fight for it, I couldn’t do it, I’m00:43:42
not a military man, I couldn’t do it with weapons in my00:43:44
hands, I did it as best I could politically,00:43:46
drawing attention to it,00:43:48
informing about what was00:43:50
happening there trying to find there about the00:43:52
Ukrainian forces that were there, so00:43:57
of course I would like to see more of a fight, but00:43:59
could we really do something? Well,00:44:01
the situation was really00:44:03
catastrophic,00:44:05
here is a legitimate president who is00:44:09
complete in Russia. We remember the collapse that00:44:12
happened in Kiev. We remember the difficult situation. the00:44:16
most difficult in the southeast and Russia,00:44:18
what we remembered today was Odessa, that00:44:21
is, there were so many fires00:44:22
that, of course, it00:44:25
was extremely difficult for this new Ukrainian government to extinguish at the same time,00:44:27
this is a fact, this is such a00:44:29
task, you know, that00:44:31
you would never wish on anyone what you were faced with then00:44:35
we are in the fourteenth year, comparable. This is00:44:37
only with the end of February and March of the00:44:39
twenty-second year. Here you are the president of the00:44:43
committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of00:44:45
Europe and Responsible for questions that00:44:47
relate to migrants, refugees, internally00:44:49
displaced people, that’s when you see the00:44:52
current trends that are associated with00:44:54
Ukrainian displaced persons and00:44:56
Ukrainian refugees00:44:58
How do you see the future, conditionally, of this00:45:00
process people when this is the Sun? I would even00:45:02
say that it will stop, it won’t even00:45:04
end, it will stop. Let’s say00:45:06
For now, they will return to00:45:08
Ukraine like this, or vice versa, there will be the00:45:10
opposite situation when Ukrainians00:45:12
leave Ukraine for Europe or, in00:45:14
principle, for other countries I I think it will be00:45:17
both, but I think that more will00:45:19
come back. But how much more00:45:21
they will come back depends on a lot of00:45:24
factors. And the most important thing is that it will00:45:27
end. You used the word00:45:29
end. That’s how it will end, and this00:45:33
will be key in the understanding of00:45:37
what amount. people will return And to00:45:40
Ukraine, a member of the European Union,00:45:43
one number of people will return to Ukraine00:45:45
as members of the European Union and NATO, even00:45:49
more to Ukraine, which received00:45:53
security guarantees, real security guarantees00:45:57
Yes, to Ukraine, which did not receive any00:46:00
security guarantees, they will also return, but00:46:03
less Well, in general, this is predictable It’s00:46:05
quite difficult and it will also very much00:46:08
depend on what kind of Ukraine it will be,00:46:10
that is, we just said about external00:46:12
factors, there are also internal factors,00:46:14
Ukraine,00:46:16
which00:46:18
has changed. Yes, I’m not saying there is corruption there,00:46:21
maybe it’s everywhere, it can’t be, corruption00:46:24
is everywhere in the world, but its level is different and00:46:27
to Ukraine, which00:46:29
really fights this corruption, Ukraine,00:46:33
which actually has an economic00:46:36
policy, Ukraine, which creates00:46:39
jobs, is one Ukraine, Ukraine in which the00:46:42
security forces are00:46:55
cowardly, the number of people00:46:58
who will return will vary, but our task, of course, is the00:47:01
most important resource in the world - these are00:47:03
people and the most important people who should00:47:06
live in Ukraine are Ukrainians who00:47:08
should return to their home should from00:47:11
the point of view that we are obliged to create all00:47:13
the conditions and fight for them with the00:47:16
countries in which they live today,00:47:19
friends. I promise that we will talk00:47:21
somehow separately with Alexey regarding the00:47:23
mobilization bill In general, about00:47:24
all these issues, but nevertheless, a very00:47:26
short message to you Asey if we are talking00:47:28
about timing. Because now the catch is that the00:47:31
committee is considering these 4000 amendments00:47:33
or how many there are in relation to this00:47:34
bill, when the bill will00:47:36
most likely go to parliament for00:47:41
consideration. This a very good question, the00:47:43
answer to which I don’t know for sure, it00:47:46
depends on the committee, I think that during00:47:51
this next week the committee will finish00:47:53
considering the laws;00:47:55
there is no rush in considering00:47:58
these amendments. I don’t see at all any00:48:01
very strange attitude towards this00:48:02
bill. And which is not only00:48:04
mobilization I want to remind you, but also00:48:09
Demobilization of service life demobilization of00:48:11
disabled people demobilization of those who were00:48:14
captured and so on In general, this is a very00:48:17
important bill if it is adopted in the00:48:19
correct00:48:20
form, removing everything that is wrong from it and,00:48:23
on the contrary,00:48:24
leaving behind improving the positive ones,00:48:27
but somehow you know, I don’t see00:48:32
much of a rush I don’t see any political desire,00:48:34
so I find it difficult to make predictions, but00:48:38
I repeat that this bill is super00:48:40
important and it needs to be brought into a state00:48:44
in which it will 100% play for00:48:47
Ukraine and not against it, and in this form it00:48:49
must be passed. Millions of00:48:52
people are actually waiting for it00:48:55
some positive things may even be00:48:58
just length of service, this is important not00:49:00
only for those who serve today and they00:49:03
want to return home or at least00:49:05
finally understand when they will be able to00:49:07
do this, because in fact tomorrow00:49:10
any Ukrainian man could end up in the army00:49:12
and this means that it is important for every00:49:15
Ukrainian family to know the service life and00:49:18
there are a lot of such moments, what would you00:49:21
wish for Putin, on the day of the00:49:23
end of these pseudo elections, today00:49:26
there will be a holiday in Luzhniki, a00:49:28
Satan’s ball or a vampire’s ball as he00:49:30
likes to say. What would you wish for?00:49:33
To Putin today and how would you wish for him to00:49:35
end his00:49:36
six-year life, dying right now is00:49:39
the only thing I can wish him,00:49:41
friends, on this pleasant and good note00:49:43
we are ending our broadcast today.00:49:45
Be with us, stay with us on all our00:49:47
YouTube platforms Dmitry Gordon00:49:48
visiting Gordon's Youtube channel Olesya00:49:50
Basman, don’t forget to subscribe to the00:49:52
Telegram Youtube channel and00:49:53
Alexey Goncharenko’s tiktok, leave as00:49:56
many likes and comments as possible Until we00:49:57
meet again Bye Thank youDescription:
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Что Кремль готовит 20 мая 10:30 как узнать все и сразу? Есть один способ 11:06 что Путин сказал о рейде российских добровольцев из ВСУ в Белгород 11:47 "Сейчас основная цель Путина – эти два украинских города" 12:26 "Безумный алкопробник" О Медведеве и его мудацкой карте 13:02 "Жуткий сценарий" За что Путин мстит Одессе 14:01 "Успехи потрясающие!" О победе в Черном море 15:34 "Следующая его цель – Приднестровье" 15:53 зачем Путину Харьков? 18:32 "Давайте откровенно: больших успехов у рейда нет" 19:27 "Главное – перенести войну на российскую территорию" 22:06 "Очень серьезный успех Украины" Об атаках на спецобъекты РФ 23:16 Путин объявит новую мобилизацию? 24:36 сколько граждан РФ каждый месяц идут воевать против Украины 26:02 на чем держится режим Путина 27:32 Гордон о своей инициативе по закупке дронов на передовую для ВСУ 28:31 "Одесса готова расквартировывать французских военных" 29:58 "Это не просто слова: Макрон президент ядерной державы с сильной армией" 30:40 "Это очень важно для Украины" Чем Макрон напугал Путина 31:50 почему Путин ждет избрания Трампа 34:03 "Генштаб РФ прорабатывает нападение на Польшу и страны Балтии" 34:31 "Он в сумраке, но он не идиот" Путин готов напасть на страны НАТО? 35:01 "В голове Путина это звучит как музыка" Об угрозах Трампа 35:22 "Я бы на месте Казахстана и Грузии нервничал" О планах Путина 36:05 Путин впервые упомянул Навального после его убийства 38:40 "Не верю в историю про хороших русских" Украине надо контачить с Юлией Навальной? 39:22 "Русские вне политики виноваты так же, как и Путин" 40:07 "Это опасная ловушка для Украины" О смерти Путина 41:15 "Много вопросов, как мы готовились к войне" О 10-летней годовщине аннексии Крыма 42:33 "Пока физически не остановишь РФ, она ничего не поймет" 43:59 Крым слили в 2014-м? 44:41 как вернуть украинцев в Украину 47:19 когда Верховная Рада проголосует за новый законопроект о мобилизации 49:20 "Что бы пожелал Путину? 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