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Yuryevich and let's start with you With this00:00:36
information from a photo of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the morning of00:00:39
February 9, the main offensive of the Russian00:00:41
Federation is taking place in the Kupensky Limansky00:00:43
Bakhmutsky And where in the Rimsky and00:00:45
Novo-Pavlovsky directions the main ones00:00:47
are in the area of flint Bakhmut Avdeevka00:00:51
experienced Marinka and coal is actively00:00:54
used Front-line aviation for00:00:55
strikes against the Armed Forces and Vladimir Yuryevich, in00:00:58
your opinion, I’ll show you how you think this is00:01:01
the big offensive that the00:01:05
media abroad and in Ukraine constantly talked about. Well,00:01:07
if there is one, but it’s not that big, then it’s just a00:01:12
tactical initiative on Russia’s side now,00:01:15
no there are no sensations for this Now00:01:19
let’s say00:01:21
Zelensky is in Europe in order to00:01:25
speed up the delivery of the tank and get the go-ahead00:01:30
for the plane. Well, what is an00:01:34
offensive, an offensive, some kind of00:01:35
strike there, the force of Operation Bagration there in00:01:38
1944, or there 10 Stalinist strikes of00:01:42
this will not be taken into account00:01:45
theater of military operations theater of military00:01:49
operations is being conducted now and the main thing is if00:01:51
it is Donetsk Lugansk agglomeration00:01:55
Well, these are industrial cities industrial zones00:01:57
Mines the00:02:00
factories00:02:02
of which are very well, let’s say it’s very convenient00:02:05
to defend, if I may say so, and00:02:07
very convenient to attack therefore00:02:10
Russian tactics squeezing tactics00:02:13
creeping so not offensive so00:02:17
creeping so frontal positionality00:02:20
Yes, it reminds somewhere of the First World00:02:23
War, but the First World War is a00:02:26
hyocopic war, which they called it a00:02:28
compositional war,00:02:30
so immobilized, so no more, without00:02:34
major breakthroughs, the offensive was launched00:02:36
in an open field in an open00:02:39
area of the surface And here it is being waged00:02:41
in cities, practically being waged in towns and00:02:44
cities But this there the lidar has a00:02:48
bakhmut00:02:50
solidar and so on, but still, it’s like there00:02:53
in one thing, that’s why00:02:55
this is the first. This means that the theater of military00:02:59
operations itself has its features there in the00:03:03
urban conditions of urban battles of00:03:05
industrial zones, it does not provide00:03:07
the opportunity to turn around00:03:09
and go on such an open offensive00:03:11
once secondly,00:03:13
in Russia there are no large, let’s say, resources00:03:17
in order to find a big offensive,00:03:19
but I can just add to your words,00:03:20
information has appeared. The Russian00:03:22
command has prepared for the future00:03:24
offensive one thousand eight hundred tanks,00:03:27
3,950 armored vehicles,00:03:29
2,700 artillery systems, 810 rocket launchers, 40000:03:33
fighters and 300 helicopters00:03:36
in this is the time Vladimir Zelensky, as he was00:03:38
remembered, we know, flew to the00:03:41
UK, then Europe and received00:03:44
assurances of support,00:03:46
there is talk about aviation, in00:03:49
your opinion, we are now on the verge of a00:03:52
grandiose battle that will decide the outcome of00:03:54
the war Or let’s just say this is the00:03:57
next stage, it’s hard to say, maybe00:04:03
the day before final stage Decisive00:04:09
you fighters then Okay,00:04:11
attack planes And what next00:04:14
planes, but I’m not taking00:04:16
technical details now where they will00:04:19
fly from00:04:20
airfields where these airfields will00:04:22
be there00:04:24
refueling how the air will be provided00:04:27
or not I don’t say how much it00:04:29
costs there in terms of time to prepare00:04:31
personnel serving the pilot and so00:04:34
on in order to fly on00:04:36
American planes, let’s do this or00:04:38
European planes. But even from these00:04:40
positions, so now Russia can00:04:44
go on such an offensive, but it won’t be00:04:45
too breakthrough, and so on, we are00:04:48
holding back00:04:50
this offensive, waiting for a parcel, tank00:04:54
waiting for a delivery00:04:56
Yeah And the main thing now is not even airplanes and00:05:00
not even there, it’s the long-range role, it’s the00:05:04
flight range of the projectile,00:05:06
so to get, say, missiles or shells00:05:10
that could hit the depths of Russia, but we do00:05:16
n’t even mean the Russian troops00:05:18
depth in order to cut off00:05:19
fuel logistics, let’s say, replenishment00:05:23
of technical This is the main task00:05:27
that I also said two weeks00:05:30
ago that a big offensive in the near00:05:32
future Russia will do everything to00:05:34
squeeze out of Bakhmut00:05:38
there, then let’s say the transition to the Slavic00:05:42
there, then the line to Kramatorsk there00:05:45
will already be, let’s say, the opportunity and to advance, that’s00:05:46
what you’re talking about to attack is not there, there is00:05:51
more operational space there, there are more00:05:53
fewer industrial zones00:05:56
there, let’s say the end of the Donetsk00:05:59
large agglomeration, of course there00:06:01
can be offensives there, but first you need to00:06:04
take the bakhmut. I think Figaro00:06:07
Zelensky said00:06:10
that we will hold on until the end,00:06:14
even though it is already destroyed there completely there, it’s00:06:17
as if it doesn’t have any significance00:06:19
as a city, but as a00:06:24
stronghold defensive point it00:06:27
matters because further, of course, in00:06:28
Russia the opportunity opens up, perhaps00:06:30
these are the numbers for the offensive. Yes, how much did00:06:33
they prepare for this even then, when00:06:36
now there are separate assault groups there? -00:06:40
this is what the Pacific paratroopers say00:06:42
this way or there00:06:44
if they succeed00:06:47
If they succeed Then we can already00:06:49
expect such an offensive, but at the same time an00:06:52
interesting statement is made by the00:06:54
British Embassy in Moscow on the beginning of January00:06:57
23 Russia is in all likelihood00:06:59
trying to resume major00:07:01
offensive operations in Ukraine its00:07:03
operational the goal is almost certainly to00:07:04
capture the territory of Donetsk and00:07:08
remaining under the control of Ukraine,00:07:11
Russian troops manage to advance00:07:13
only a few hundred meters per week.00:07:15
This is most likely due to the fact that00:07:17
Russia now lacks the ammunition and00:07:20
maneuverable units necessary00:07:23
for successful offensive actions.00:07:25
Yesterday, talking with the military, he will say so According to00:07:30
his analysis, he said that we00:07:32
see that in the Russian Federation00:07:35
artillery shelling is decreasing, this is also00:07:38
evidence that someone is saying something, there00:07:40
is a shortage of shells, someone is saying00:07:42
something, they are limiting the consumption of shells in00:07:45
order to form a reserve of00:07:46
shells for the offensive, therefore now there is00:07:49
no point00:07:50
in firing and the artillery has already been destroyed,00:07:54
now the main thing is for the assault groups to00:07:56
squeeze00:08:00
our troops out of Bakhmut,00:08:03
so there is not much reason, let’s say, to00:08:05
subject Bakhmut to00:08:09
massive00:08:10
artillery attacks, as for00:08:14
several hundred meters a day. Yes, I say00:08:16
that the theater of military operations this is00:08:18
urban development00:08:20
war in the city00:08:22
city Guerrilla00:08:28
Spanish grill00:08:30
at the time when Napoleon attacked00:08:33
Spain here is the00:08:35
official government the official troops00:08:37
surrendered but the Spaniards continued to fight00:08:40
in the city Spanish grill is now in00:08:43
military history and is called so this is00:08:46
the guide in the city00:08:49
so00:08:50
advancing for kilometers is impossible at00:08:54
best case, a kilometer00:08:56
on average This is several hundred meters per00:08:59
day, while00:09:02
soon we will be 20 years old00:09:05
special operation shock and awe00:09:08
attack on Baghdad American search00:09:11
Here they were in March-April 2003,00:09:17
moving per day at a speed of00:09:20
240,200,240 kilometers per day Why A there00:09:24
was no war there in a built-up environment,00:09:27
desert, open area, and of course,00:09:30
when you have a00:09:32
military-technological advantage, aviation and00:09:36
the like, it’s clear that you don’t00:09:38
encounter resistance, you’re coming,00:09:41
and only there were attempts00:09:44
to defend yourself in Baghdad, and so on. Well, it all00:09:47
ended very quickly, let’s say military the00:09:49
hot military phase of the war00:09:51
ended quickly, but here if you take00:09:55
Look at the map of Donbass Look at the00:09:57
Western Donbass Eastern Donbass there00:10:01
in general as you go there is no00:10:05
open area basically00:10:07
you go to one city you go to another city Gorlovka00:10:10
Donetsk Makeevka or there Konstantinovka00:10:13
Kramatorsk Konstantinovka bakhmut and so00:10:16
on00:10:17
therefore Of course Of course, it is very00:10:20
difficult in such conditions with a well-00:10:23
organized defense,00:10:26
so with the steadfastness of the defenders to take the00:10:30
Ukrainian armed forces on this00:10:32
section of the front, it is clear that you cannot00:10:34
advance a kilometer there every day,00:10:37
so the task is an operational task,00:10:40
I think so.00:10:43
Although I emphasize right away here I am not claiming00:10:45
any the absolute truth Without00:10:48
military specialists being there, military00:10:50
specialists can also be mistaken00:10:53
Because war is always a deception, it is deceptive;00:10:55
maneuvers without this there is no war; they can00:10:57
accumulate reserves on one front,00:10:58
one section of the front, in order to00:11:00
imitate an attack; you expect an00:11:04
attack from this side; it is in00:11:06
somewhere else because war is a deception, it’s all00:11:10
necessary to deceive the enemy, cunning,00:11:12
of course, to deceive today is more difficult00:11:13
satellite reconnaissance Space00:11:16
reconnaissance00:11:17
of others, let’s say technical ones, do not allow00:11:22
deception today, as before they could deceive00:11:24
somewhere,00:11:30
take captives somewhere and00:11:34
interrogate them for the latest intelligence data This is,00:11:37
of course, difficult today our intelligence is deceiving,00:11:39
but they also have their own military00:11:41
tricks, so the task is to00:11:44
quickly squeeze out this kind of00:11:47
creeping00:11:48
squeeze00:11:50
out of our troops in order to00:11:53
decide already there In what sector to start00:11:55
the offensive, maybe Kharkov00:11:58
Everyone is talking about criminal there and this00:12:01
means going south to Kharkov again to go to00:12:04
Kharkov. So maybe the north of Kharkov. Maybe,00:12:06
but00:12:10
it’s hard to say in principle, if we take not00:12:14
military operational logic,00:12:15
military-political logic, that is, the00:12:18
task of Russia, then it’s logical for them to00:12:21
attack in the Zaporozhye region and00:12:24
then let’s say the00:12:26
task is all- after all, the00:12:29
main task is Nikolain Odessa is00:12:34
to cut off the meat of the Black Sea this is the main00:12:36
task So in addition to all the others00:12:40
But this is the main task it will be possible to00:12:42
count on the fact that by entering the00:12:44
operational space it will be completely closed,00:12:45
but as they say, to reach the border of the DPR00:12:49
LPR00:12:51
Donetsk Donetsk region Lugansk already00:12:54
exists Almost like that, there00:12:57
may be some piece left there still00:13:00
of Donetsk Of course not, and then we can00:13:03
say that some kind of intermediate goal00:13:05
for the anniversary of00:13:07
February 24, the so-called00:13:11
intermediate goal, you can report00:13:13
victoriously, I do00:13:15
n’t know how true this is, but00:13:17
information is leaking out that it seems to be00:13:19
February 22 Putin is going to00:13:22
voice a message to the Federal Assembly00:13:25
and maybe in order to Well it00:13:29
was somehow in such a pathetic victorious00:13:31
force it was voiced so the message00:13:34
might be It’s planned for this00:13:37
date Although there’s only two00:13:41
weeks left There’s two weeks so what’s up these two weeks you00:13:43
will, by and large,00:13:45
voice the liberation of Donbass as00:13:53
some kind of intermediate In a sense, the Victory is not00:13:56
accidental, therefore the task is more precisely the order of00:14:00
our Supreme and military-political00:14:03
leadership to keep the bakhmut to the end00:14:05
to restrain and perhaps for this reason and00:14:09
another the reason is still the further and00:14:14
longer we hold back the offensive on this00:14:16
sector of the front and in general on all sectors by00:14:18
which we will gain time00:14:21
for the00:14:25
arrival of tanks and other00:14:29
types of weapons at the front that are00:14:32
capable of at least at least00:14:34
leveling out the situation leveling out the situation00:14:37
military-technically correlation and00:14:39
military-tactical correlation Well,00:14:42
then prepare reserves for the offensive00:14:44
that no one canceled the offensive, neither00:14:47
Russia canceled the task of a large00:14:48
offensive nor we the task of a large00:14:51
counter-offensive at the same time, Vladimir00:14:54
Zelensky, as we already recalled, first00:14:56
visited London and Al Jazeera00:14:59
commented on this visit suggests00:15:02
that Ukrainian President00:15:03
Zelensky's visit to London comes at a00:15:05
significant time since the00:15:07
anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine00:15:09
is just over two weeks away,00:15:11
President Zelensky is seeking to draw00:15:13
attention to Ukraine and with an effort to00:15:15
arm and support Ukraine, he wants to00:15:17
gain broader and deeper00:15:19
support from Western allies and00:15:21
donors Zelensky's visit to the capital of00:15:23
Great Britain This is a rare visit of Ukraine00:15:25
and possible recognition of the selfless00:15:28
efforts of mammals to support Kiev from00:15:31
the very beginning of the war. On the other hand,00:15:33
if we analyze this year of war, I00:15:36
think that we can already draw a00:15:38
definite conclusion who is a friend for us00:15:41
not only in words00:15:44
it is clear that the00:15:47
50th state Rammstein00:15:51
European Union countries of the European00:15:53
Union America00:15:55
NATO countries our allies in this war there00:16:02
are no sensations here, let’s say, this00:16:07
was clear from the very beginning, the question as a help was visible00:16:11
Why is it important The truth was voiced00:16:13
on the eve of the anniversary of the war00:16:16
there is a certain fatigue from war00:16:19
everywhere is there anything next,00:16:24
what are the next plans? Zelensky’s task is00:16:27
to shake things up a little00:16:30
so that the war doesn’t turn into just00:16:33
some distant routine00:16:35
on the territory of Ukraine so that it doesn’t00:16:38
go into the background00:16:40
so that it doesn’t go away00:16:42
this time, that’s why all these trips they00:16:47
showed that no, it doesn’t go into background that00:16:50
the West will continue to increase assistance00:16:53
Yes, not everything will be like that. Just for example00:16:56
with planes, but nevertheless00:16:58
offensive. That’s when they made the decision00:17:01
on tanks. This means that there is a00:17:03
quality beast, this is the00:17:05
provision of offensive00:17:08
armored weapons, offensive00:17:11
weapons are advancing with them.00:17:14
First of all, this is to attack00:17:16
this time but in -secondly, it turned out that for00:17:19
some especially key leaders00:17:23
or countries the leaders of the European Union and00:17:26
Europe, if we take Britain, members of the00:17:28
European Union, this is also beneficial for00:17:30
domestic political reasons. And for00:17:32
foreign policy reasons, too, there is now00:17:34
such an unspoken competition between00:17:38
some and within Europe who00:17:44
are counting on it. So, well, more precisely, this00:17:46
they are planning or predicting00:17:50
that the hot phase of the war may end00:17:54
there at the end of 23, it is no coincidence that00:17:58
they write about different Korean scenarios for00:18:00
exchanging peace on the territory and so on, well,00:18:02
such stuffing happens in order to, let’s00:18:04
say, get used to the topic00:18:08
of history than you have. But I don’t know what00:18:11
kind of big story is there? I know00:18:13
that the story with Burns00:18:17
to agree to 20 well, and the Circer website, a00:18:21
Swiss newspaper wrote so that there was a00:18:25
proposal supposedly from the head of the CIA00:18:29
agreed with Moscow and Kiev to00:18:33
agree to the loss of 20 percent of00:18:34
the territory and00:18:38
the conflict to be frozen in exchange for strengthening00:18:40
the guarantee Well, integration into the Western world,00:18:44
but Finland00:18:48
lost some territories in 1940. The00:18:51
Soviet Union00:18:53
moved the border with00:18:56
Finland away from Leningrad, now00:18:59
St. Petersburg,00:19:00
which in their opinion supposedly saved Leningrad from the capture00:19:05
and occupation of Leningrad by00:19:08
German troops00:19:11
in 1942, but Finland00:19:14
saved strengthened itself00:19:16
by losing several, let's say, territories00:19:19
there, Karelia, then it was Karelian And the USSR, in00:19:22
my opinion, it is also called something there now,00:19:23
and in the region of the00:19:27
north of St. Petersburg No, well, then it00:19:31
put up Leningrad, but now it’s like on horseback,00:19:35
that is, it00:19:37
happens that the loss of some00:19:40
the territories of00:19:41
some and not the most important territories00:19:45
strategically00:19:47
strengthens the country00:19:50
and the preservation of many weakens00:19:55
then I returned to this, I’ll kind of00:19:57
tell you why I put the emphasis on00:19:59
Finland in this way, the war of 39 4000:20:02
was unsuccessful for the Soviet Union00:20:05
Overall, a very heavy Well, a piece of00:20:09
territory They took Finland00:20:12
and Finland, by the way, is now the00:20:15
territorial borders of which, in00:20:18
my opinion, they never changed after the war,00:20:21
so it remained after 1940. I don’t know about00:20:25
this approach, I don’t know, based00:20:28
on the stuffing of a00:20:33
Swiss newspaper, a proposal for00:20:35
Ukraine, so the war00:20:37
freezes, fades out some- then the00:20:41
registration There may be different00:20:42
Armistice diplomatic formats search for a00:20:46
diplomatic format so but at the same time, it’s00:20:50
like a new cold war with Russia begins, a00:20:54
new containment of Russia now, in00:20:57
these conditions,00:20:58
some key European countries are00:21:01
starting such an unspoken competition who00:21:04
will be the main operator of the00:21:06
new geopolitical00:21:09
and military giap strategic deterrence of00:21:11
Russia more, she claims this00:21:14
France is worried Why Because00:21:18
many Americans are on Germany00:21:19
after the Americans00:21:22
the Germans gave tanks the00:21:25
Germans took off Well, let's say this is00:21:28
some kind of crossed the line of the00:21:30
German vaunted German vaunted00:21:33
pacifism and let's say in the German elite00:21:38
there is let's say the overwhelming00:21:41
majority of the German elite, they are in favor00:21:43
of this, there is some00:21:46
militarization of the already united Germany,00:21:48
everyone has a good memory. What is00:21:51
Germany in Europe within these territorial00:21:54
borders? United Germany is not Germany,00:21:57
so small about the Atlantic00:22:00
state, although during the Second00:22:03
Cold War it was a frontier outpost00:22:06
of the West. big United Germany,00:22:10
so the French are afraid of the00:22:14
Poles, the British are also going on. Such an00:22:17
unspoken struggle is also going on against each other00:22:20
because the Germans, the French are holding back the00:22:22
British and the Poles,00:22:24
the Poles are holding back this besides the fact that00:22:27
Russia remains such a common enemy for them,00:22:29
but inside there is still infighting, such00:22:33
competition why because who is00:22:36
in charge operator00:22:37
deterrence of Russia but the Cold War00:22:41
will receive more military investments from00:22:44
NATO as a whole and from00:22:45
America What bases will there be what00:22:48
weapons Well and so on This is the development of the00:22:51
military industry00:22:53
and in general this influence in Europe Europe00:22:56
will be new in any case I don’t know in what the00:22:59
final00:23:00
post-war form will be what When the war is00:23:04
no longer important when it ends the hot00:23:06
war in Ukraine as a theater of military00:23:09
operations what What form will the00:23:12
cold war be a new cold war so00:23:15
such specific types of deterrence00:23:19
military-strategic deterrence Russia00:23:21
will acquire now is not important What is important is00:23:24
who will be here a key European00:23:28
player by proxy from the00:23:31
United States of America because00:23:33
America in this situation this00:23:36
year has solved the main task of00:23:38
consolidating Europe and weakening it economically for00:23:40
itself,00:23:41
weakening it economically and strategically00:23:43
for itself now they what kind of strategic00:23:46
autonomy of Europe no one will talk about the00:23:49
detached States of America in fact, he00:23:54
controls the situation in Europe, but00:23:57
further and further they will shift00:23:59
their efforts to the Pacific theater00:24:01
of operations, leaving someone00:24:05
in charge, and here for now the Germans00:24:08
because who has the German leopard tanks is not the00:24:13
British, the00:24:14
French, let’s say, were forced to00:24:17
see what they are coming, they showed the first initiatives00:24:20
Tanks, in my opinion, yes, they are the first00:24:23
proposals on wheels, but the main thing is that the00:24:25
topic of tanks was raised by the British, then their00:24:27
challenges were there 14 or 13, but with you, an00:24:31
array of tanks are German leopards,00:24:33
and we are already talking about not only00:24:35
one leopard there, but also two of the newest leopards00:24:38
True, they will still need to be produced,00:24:40
but the00:24:42
corporation that produces these00:24:44
tanks has all the military orders, you00:24:47
know what’s the matter? All the military orders have come, and00:24:49
from the same and from many00:24:53
European countries there will be orders in00:24:55
order to replenish their stocks of weapons,00:25:00
their stocks of tanks, we are now giving00:25:03
now to Ukraine But you will have to00:25:05
compensate over time This is in order to00:25:07
strengthen that’s why00:25:08
now a certain one as we clearly00:25:12
work on this by the way came to Britain00:25:15
Zelensky spoke then came to00:25:19
France00:25:20
now Europe is speaking here Melanie00:25:23
Prime Minister of Italy00:25:26
example of Italy Melanie and Macron00:25:29
quarreled over- for inviting Zelensky00:25:31
to the capital of France, the Italian00:25:33
building Asconius writes, the example of Italy believes00:25:35
that such an invitation is inappropriate and00:25:37
violates the unity of the European Union,00:25:40
says I believe that yesterday’s00:25:41
invitation of Zelensky was inappropriate00:25:44
because I believe that our Strength is in00:25:46
unity and cohesion, I understand00:25:48
internal political issues, but there are00:25:50
cases when good obstructing00:25:53
internal public opinion risks00:25:55
harming the cause, this seems to me to be one00:25:57
of such cases, in turn,00:25:59
French President Macron, commenting on the statement,00:26:01
said I cannot comment, I think00:26:04
that Zelensky’s invitation was part of00:26:06
our role,00:26:08
played a special role from the very beginning of00:26:11
the conflict, Macron said he also added00:26:14
that Zelensky today will see all the00:26:15
leaders of Brussels and that the only goal00:26:17
is the protection of borders and the Security of Ukraine.00:26:19
But why do I emphasize so much that Macron00:26:22
says the role of France, it is00:26:25
necessary to understand how he is doing something for a month or00:26:27
something, he needs to maintain contacts with Putin,00:26:30
a dialogue is necessary. Russia’s00:26:33
geography cannot be canceled here already in a different way00:26:35
Well, somehow there is a00:26:37
lack of lines, to be honest, some00:26:41
definite line, but uh, it’s clear that00:26:44
now it’s like they’re tearing00:26:47
Zelensky apart in order to bring him closer00:26:50
to themselves Why Because it’s caused by00:26:53
this so that, let’s say, he ends up in00:26:55
within the framework, more precisely, the group of the first00:26:58
Winners00:27:00
is once and secondly in order to00:27:03
claim new leadership in00:27:08
military-post-war but military-cold00:27:10
Europe This is again a new cold war00:27:13
a new cold European war and to be a00:27:17
leader in this war and for economic00:27:21
military-economic reasons for00:27:23
military-strategic reasons, these are00:27:25
two00:27:26
Well, and thirdly, let’s say this for00:27:30
domestic consumption Why00:27:33
Because everyone has problems with their bags and problems in the00:27:36
park problems in the economy problems there are a00:27:38
lot of very dissatisfied protesters And00:27:40
that in France trade unions are not currently protesting00:27:42
against increasing the retirement00:27:44
age I I don’t say there’s a vest and so00:27:46
on, that’s why there are a lot of00:27:48
economic problems in Germany, too, that’s why there are a00:27:50
lot of economic problems here, as it were, right00:27:52
now, including you can00:27:56
promote yourself on military issues.00:28:00
Now these are all secondary things,00:28:02
economics, secondary things, the main00:28:05
decisive priority goal is to help00:28:08
Ukraine to restrain Russia from defeating Russia00:28:12
or in no case allowing Russia to00:28:14
win in general the situation is developing00:28:16
So let’s say this visit of Zelensky00:28:19
to Europe this way or carry the visit around00:28:23
Europe like this military-political00:28:26
travel00:28:27
schedule or there geography Britain00:28:32
France Brussels00:28:35
will probably be even bigger00:28:38
If Biden will come to Here is the beginning,00:28:43
let's say it is00:28:47
very important for us But He is also important for the00:28:50
Europeans, taking into00:28:53
account the formation of a new00:28:56
military-strategic new military00:28:58
strategic situation in Europe, taking into account the00:29:02
peculiarities of the internal political situation00:29:04
in each country,00:29:07
the situation there is also almost again00:29:09
looking for a prime minister You you know, yesterday, when I00:29:12
watched the video, I generally got00:29:13
the impression that the Prime Minister of00:29:15
Great Britain is not Sunok Zelensky, how00:29:18
he was met, how he was treated, and00:29:20
many parameters. When you watch,00:29:22
you analyze the impression, it’s quite00:29:30
clear that this is the case with00:29:36
theirs and the French, and so on,00:29:40
so this strengthens their00:29:42
internal political stability Otherwise,00:29:44
if this does not happen, let’s say this00:29:48
military-strategic00:29:50
military-political framework, the West must Europe00:29:53
Liza must win in its entirety must00:29:56
win Ukraine must win Russia00:29:59
must lose00:30:01
Russia cannot win these are the same00:30:03
terms I use in terms of speeches of00:30:07
Western leaders and the Western press everyone00:30:11
seems to be consolidating countries because00:30:15
of course the situation in the economy will be00:30:17
quite complicated, I just00:30:20
remembered a phrase you said many times before00:30:24
very often, similar on our00:30:26
broadcasts, and now Bring says that the United States00:30:28
has no goal to destroy Russia as a00:30:30
state, the goal of the United States is to00:30:33
defeat the Russian army on the00:30:35
battlefield in Ukraine so that Putin’s plan to00:30:38
seize Ukraine would fail00:30:40
Well, just how to00:30:46
defeat Russia on the battlefield in00:30:50
Ukraine then yes To do this, then we need to00:30:52
increase the assistance of 300 tanks is not enough 30000:30:55
tanks by planes will also be a problem00:30:58
because even here is the00:31:01
sunok Prime Minister of Britain We00:31:04
will all provide Ukraine with00:31:08
fighter planes, it’s true that not attack00:31:10
fighters can withstand not00:31:13
bombers00:31:16
bombers00:31:18
Russian00:31:20
noos the Minister of Defense says for now there is no00:31:25
question in the near future in the near00:31:28
future00:31:29
This needs to be trained from a00:31:34
military-technical and00:31:36
military-logical point of view This is00:31:39
much more complicated why tanks are difficult and how to00:31:52
train Swedish or French planes is avionics, these are serious things,00:31:56
but nevertheless, it also seems to somewhat00:31:58
contradict the sun. Why did he go inside the00:32:00
Conservative party, let’s also say that00:32:03
their processes are going on, it’s not by chance that00:32:06
the information is that Johnson is going to00:32:08
return to politics, big politics, but00:32:17
the question remains, what does it mean to not let one00:32:20
win00:32:21
absentmindedly? Anything means that there should be00:32:25
no offensive. I understand how you00:32:28
said that the Korean scenario00:32:30
or how it00:32:32
will destroy the aggression itself, but it does00:32:36
n’t defeat Russia as a state. What does00:32:39
it mean? It’s necessary, how do you look? But it is necessary00:32:44
to free everything territory00:32:48
Is this possible and how to do it if it’s00:32:51
possible for you in principle00:32:54
and this is also Crimea00:32:57
Well, Blinkin also said the phrase00:32:59
that the United States supports00:33:02
the return Now I’ll find you an exact quote00:33:05
that you will00:33:07
Washington wants Kiev to return the00:33:09
Lost territories he said about this Damn00:33:11
US Secretary of State That is, this is00:33:13
some definite hint that00:33:14
perhaps this rhetoric00:33:17
will be followed by some definite decisions00:33:18
regarding arms supplies to00:33:21
Crimea, which means00:33:24
long-range missiles most likely at00:33:28
least started with an attack, but there are00:33:32
questions about00:33:34
the liberation of Crimea it’s like00:33:37
Russia remains and there is complete weakening00:33:42
and even destruction and so on,00:33:46
too, as it were. The00:33:48
fact is that when,00:33:52
according to the Finnish scenario,00:33:55
let’s say00:33:57
Finland could give up these territories00:33:59
in exchange for peace and for the00:34:02
concentration of its strengthening.00:34:07
What does peace in exchange mean? to the territory we00:34:10
continue, so I like it’s not just peace,00:34:13
like the absence of war,00:34:15
if you change the exchange of territory for peace, it00:34:20
must be an exchange, let’s00:34:22
say, refusal of the territory of some00:34:24
occupied in exchange for strengthening the country,00:34:29
not just peace, but strengthening the country, but00:34:34
if we opened, we refuse00:34:38
and from the Azov coast, this is the strengthening of the00:34:41
country,00:34:44
even or just peace as the absence of war,00:34:46
just freezing the conflict so00:34:49
that after a while there will be00:34:51
offensives again and either Russia will go or we00:34:54
will go and so on, because when00:34:56
the Finns also did this, the00:35:00
territory00:35:03
is old strategic territory,00:35:06
but if we talk about the coast of the00:35:09
Sea of Azov and00:35:11
Crimea, and Crimea is the control-black sea00:35:14
Sevastopol is a serious thing This is not00:35:17
what we’ll say, such an exchange does not strengthen00:35:20
Ukraine, it simply stops the war but does not00:35:23
strengthen Ukraine, it’s00:35:25
one thing to be a maritime power00:35:27
to control Well, well, the Sea of Azov is00:35:30
even here like the Black Sea and it’s another00:35:32
thing when your Black Sea is blocked for you.00:35:34
Why is it blocked00:35:36
because00:35:39
this happened00:35:42
especially after Crimea, by the way,00:35:45
did Figaro Zelensky give an interview00:35:51
and there he returns to the history of the00:35:55
Paris meeting of the Paris summit on December 9,00:35:59
19, that’s00:36:03
where in fact He admitted that he said00:36:07
that he Merkel told00:36:09
Macron and Putin00:36:12
that the Minsk agreements were impossible to implement00:36:17
and more he said that00:36:22
why found00:36:27
I don’t want to offend anyone, but the Minsk00:36:30
agreements considered as a way00:36:32
to calm the situation were actually a00:36:34
concession to Russia I told Macron also00:36:38
Merkel and also Putin when we were in00:36:41
Normandy that in this form, the Minsk00:36:43
agreements cannot be implemented,00:36:45
according to Zelensky, they were surprised and even a little00:36:48
angry that he00:36:50
questioned this process immediately after his00:36:52
election as head of state. Well, that’s what I00:36:55
told them, I returned from the front line. I00:36:57
visited everything00:36:58
on this front line. The Minsk agreements.00:37:00
cannot be00:37:02
implemented, according to the approval of the Ukrainian00:37:05
president, the Minsk agreements contained a00:37:06
deliberate error that was eliminated,00:37:09
but which was not eliminated.00:37:12
Such an error did not include the issue00:37:15
of Crimea. But here is the key one. And when I asked the00:37:18
Europeans when we were going to meet this00:37:20
question, they said that not here and not00:37:22
now, I could never talk about00:37:25
the Karim about the Crimea in Normandy, it was a00:37:27
real problem,00:37:29
so I’ll say this, this is00:37:35
probably where Russia started, for the00:37:37
purpose of the war,00:37:38
the word Crimea was heard there with Poroshenko00:37:41
when Poroshenko was00:37:44
Crimea was taken out of brackets00:37:47
in this and was and let’s say the idea00:37:51
was the idea of the00:37:54
Europeans00:37:56
with the consent of00:37:58
Obama and then Trump00:38:03
that Crimea does not fit into the Minsk00:38:05
agreements Crimea and Donbass are separate00:38:08
Crimea is occupied by Russia and According to the00:38:11
Minsk agreements Russia agrees that the00:38:17
so-called Well let’s say the territories of the00:38:20
DPR LPR become part of Ukraine on the rights of00:38:24
autonomy there Well, I won’t00:38:26
touch on it now because it’s like the history of00:38:28
Russia, what did it want? How did it want to00:38:31
incorporate the DPR/LPR, the composition of Ukraine? And00:38:33
according to the Minsk agreements, there is no DPR/LPR, there00:38:37
are00:38:38
separate areas of the Donetsk and Lugansk00:38:42
regions, is this the municipal level, is it the00:38:43
local level?00:38:46
not Republics,00:38:48
but local authorities have their own00:38:50
contacts, autonomous rights. Well, okay, I00:38:52
won’t now, it’s a matter of time. But what’s the00:38:54
main thing, look,00:38:57
when Crimea was annexed, the so-00:39:00
called Geneva format arose00:39:02
in April,00:39:04
Lavrov gathered in Geneva, the thing was then the00:39:08
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine then not00:39:11
there was then a transitional period, a00:39:13
transitional government00:39:15
in its president was Turchynov,00:39:19
Poroshenko was elected and on May 25, 14,00:39:24
the inauguration was on July 7,00:39:27
14, and so during this period the Geneva00:39:30
format and John Kerry, US Secretary of State and00:39:35
Baroness Ashton Yes and that, in my opinion, yes the00:39:39
head of the European Civil Service The Union is the00:39:43
place that is now occupied by Jose00:39:45
Barrel00:39:47
and this is Crimea separately when Poroshenko was00:39:50
elected president00:39:52
and was So this is the anniversary of the year 44 1400:39:57
year what is it there 70 years of the00:40:01
Normandy landings Putin was there and00:40:04
Poroshenko then the idea arose00:40:07
from the00:40:09
French And the Germans here the so-called00:40:12
Normandy, the Normandy format where Donbass was00:40:14
already considered separately, maybe00:40:17
military actions began in Donbass00:40:19
began to be considered separately from Crimea00:40:22
for Russia, this was beneficial Crimea00:40:23
separately Minsk agreements Minsk alone00:40:25
then I don’t know that’s all Crimea was not considered there00:40:30
and in fact But this is a legalized loss00:40:34
of Crimea00:40:36
by Ukraine00:40:37
If did you notice in the Istanbul00:40:39
Treaty? There is also Crimea there.00:40:42
We are discussing the disputed territory and so on00:40:45
too. Russian, look at these00:40:47
treaties, the Istanbul Treaty, if00:40:49
you look there, well, the pieces that00:40:51
leaked out; print; Russia has always been00:40:54
interested in the implementation of Crimea; close00:40:57
this question; close the question; what to do;00:41:00
he comes00:41:03
to Paris; he says00:41:06
How do you consider Crimea separately from00:41:08
Minsk, but this is what the00:41:11
whole trick of Merkel00:41:14
Holland and then Macron especially was built on? This mayor00:41:17
was Angela Merkel’s project00:41:20
that Crimea is already We must agree00:41:22
This is all Russia is Russia Crimea00:41:26
and over time they would, as it were, admit yes00:41:28
sanctions apply to Crimea and so00:41:30
on, but over time they kind of got00:41:32
used to it that Crimea is not00:41:34
Ukraine,00:41:36
and therefore when he said, “What would happen without00:41:39
Crimea here?”00:41:44
Let’s say this is how the00:41:47
president painted a picture, he00:41:49
came. Why isn’t Crimea here00:41:50
and this of course made them angry,00:41:53
it made them angry,00:41:55
but00:41:57
we don’t give up on this. Zelensky doesn’t00:41:59
give up. The idea of the Crimean platform arises00:42:02
and the Biden administration, when Biden00:42:05
wins, reconsiders its line on the00:42:08
Minsk agreements in the sense that00:42:10
Minsk00:42:12
and Geneva, the Geneva format and the Minsk00:42:15
format,00:42:16
Donbass and Crimea should be linked,00:42:19
and when Putin realized00:42:23
that Ukraine would not comply with the Minsk00:42:26
agreements and, moreover, tying Crimea here00:42:31
means it does not count on legalization. He began to00:42:33
prepare for war, what do00:42:36
you know, the war began because for Crimea,00:42:39
so it will end in Crimea In what00:42:42
form I don’t know00:42:44
America supports the00:42:46
idea of the liberation of Crimea and now, as I00:42:49
understand it, Zelensky is also traveling and let’s say there’s a00:42:51
macron there who also has00:42:54
sins, let’s say the Minsk sins or the sins00:42:57
of Minsk, they don’t exist, Scholz them Although Well Yes,00:43:01
they don’t have it in Germany Maybe they don’t have a00:43:03
zone to Clearly, in Milone, in order to00:43:08
drop this topic,00:43:14
I don’t know where someone00:43:18
got some kind of Korean script from,00:43:20
but this Korean script that they00:43:24
say there, I even assume that Crimea should be00:43:26
abandoned from Crimea open, no one00:43:29
will refuse00:43:30
for Donbass, I still understand, you can00:43:32
refuse, they can refuse. Well, let’s00:43:38
say it’s not Ukrainians who live there,00:43:41
Russians, so on, they are different, and so on,00:43:44
but Crimea, for00:43:46
military-strategic and geopolitical00:43:48
reasons, Ukraine will not refuse, and the00:43:52
West will not refuse, and America will not00:43:54
refuse,00:43:56
but they had doubts, as I understand it, about00:43:59
Crimea,00:44:00
but they also had doubts in Europe, they were in00:44:02
America, but now, as I understand it, our00:44:06
leadership convinced them00:44:07
that, in principle, the00:44:10
liberation of Crimea is a solvable problem, a00:44:13
solvable problem, so my thesis is that the war00:44:16
started because of Crimea not because of Minsk, not00:44:20
because of Donbass, but because of Crimea, it00:44:22
started. That’s all. When Putin heard,00:44:27
he had different expectations,00:44:30
you know that Poroshenko will come, no00:44:33
Poroshenko00:44:34
Poroshenko won the elections, he’s sure that Crimea is00:44:37
so00:44:39
even in this election00:44:42
speech he had Cold peace with Russia is00:44:44
not a cold world, not even a war Cold peace with00:44:46
Russia Look, I’m sensitive to such things00:44:50
in these terminological things00:44:54
Marin’s experience in a cold world, and especially since00:44:57
Poroshenko is the author Well, as if the signatories were either00:45:00
forced or agreed to the Minsk00:45:03
agreements. Clearly, he had nowhere00:45:05
to go, also signed then00:45:07
Well, yes, the formula and so on, but Crimea00:45:11
sounded there, at least look at00:45:13
what is being said today, but it’s not by00:45:15
chance that00:45:17
I picked up the topic of Crimea, which becomes the00:45:20
main thing, everything is now around Crimea00:45:24
around the Black Sea,00:45:27
so Russia needs Odessa and Nikolai,00:45:31
and then the topic of Crimea is closed and Ukraine00:45:35
needs Crimea,00:45:36
so the topic needs to be00:45:39
open in order to also close00:45:41
the topic of Crimea, but also the topic of the Black Sea on00:45:44
Ukrainian terms, if you are in00:45:46
Crimea, then you have the00:45:52
Sea of Azov. Well, the Kerch Strait, go straight to the Sea of Azov, and if you don’t have Crimea, then00:45:57
you Odessa is constantly under00:46:00
question under bombs under00:46:04
trade blockades and so on00:46:06
naval war It’s another00:46:08
land war the land theater00:46:11
of operations is one story there the00:46:13
linear ones operate but now maneuverable00:46:15
small groups there that storm00:46:18
cities and at sea the war is waged differently00:46:20
Blockade this is also a form of war,00:46:23
trade blockade, a form of blockade of a port,00:46:26
because in a sea battle there00:46:30
are no naval forces00:46:31
now, who is blocking trade routes00:46:34
by sea, who is controlling merchant ships, this is00:46:37
where the grain trade deal comes from, there are00:46:40
some other deals, and so on, this is where00:46:43
the role of Turkey is, and this is where it is very important. how will00:46:46
the elections end in Turkey on May 14, the00:46:49
opposition is talking about the Western situation with00:46:52
Erdogan, too, as if this could00:46:55
open up completely different opportunities on May 14, let’s00:46:57
say in the matter of00:46:59
control over the Black Sea in general.00:47:04
To be or not to be a maritime power for Ukraine,00:47:09
you know the Black Sea Black Sea I00:47:12
want Only for our viewers will add the00:47:15
information that we recalled and00:47:17
why I remembered Aristovich because00:47:20
recently he said such words that the way out00:47:22
of this war may not be at all00:47:26
what we thought 3 months ago after the00:47:28
success of the Kherson operation and Arrestovich00:47:32
believes many Western partners are00:47:35
coming to this opinion what should00:47:37
the West do, the scenario of two Koreas,00:47:38
create South Korea with guarantees,00:47:41
but also Arrestovich,00:47:44
if Ukraine without Crimea can be00:47:47
South Korea,00:47:49
look at the map of the Korean Peninsula00:47:53
on the Korean Peninsula on the00:47:56
South China Sea,00:47:58
this is the way out. But here it is not. If Ukraine00:48:01
is closed off as a land power only I00:48:04
’m telling you, I assure you that interest in us will be lost,00:48:07
we will cease to be interesting00:48:10
as a reduced but land cut off00:48:13
from sea00:48:14
trade routes Sea of Azov00:48:17
Mariupol portrait Odessa and so on00:48:19
this is, in principle, this is the task for the Russians00:48:24
2/3 of theirs has been completed,00:48:28
so what are you doing to what are you changing Well00:48:31
what are you what what territories are you changing00:48:33
You look at this this time00:48:37
secondly00:48:39
South Korea Look North Korea00:48:43
China00:48:45
Russia is North Korea or China in terms of00:48:48
territory at least in terms of potential00:48:50
but she did the00:48:54
North Korea sector where who is this territory of the00:48:57
Kherson Zaporozhye region or All of00:49:00
Russia00:49:02
I understand that this article about the00:49:05
Korean scenario was00:49:07
written by a famous00:49:10
American journalist very close to the00:49:13
administration of President Biden back in the summer, the Washington Post00:49:17
was ignored00:49:19
or Ignatius and they write differently Well,00:49:23
let’s write00:49:25
about it in American. The00:49:27
38th parallel has been recorded, this is the00:49:31
Korean scenario maybe for Ukraine, but once00:49:34
again the question is: What are the guarantees?00:49:38
Why What guarantees?00:49:41
I assure you that without the Black Sea,00:49:45
without the Sea of Azov, without a number of key cities in the00:49:51
east of Ukraine,00:49:54
Russia doesn’t need us, which00:49:58
means we don’t need guarantees so there’s00:50:01
no point in having guarantees now00:50:05
when it’s going on the fight for Crimea for the Black Sea00:50:09
and the charge of megalopolises or industrial00:50:12
cities of eastern Ukraine00:50:15
this time this is why00:50:18
this whole story sags00:50:22
because you are changing it to what00:50:27
and further00:50:28
On the one hand, yes you can say So00:50:31
you00:50:32
have frozen the conflict, they are00:50:34
turning us into South Korea00:50:38
is investing,00:50:40
there are economic investments, so00:50:43
first Japan then South Korea is the so-00:50:45
called lard A flock of white swans00:50:48
economic technological innovations00:50:50
from Japan were translated South Korea00:50:52
automotive technology relatively00:50:55
speaking there Panasonic Japanese in00:50:58
what they have LG electronics smartphones00:51:02
How is it Who produces their00:51:06
South Korean00:51:08
Samsung00:51:12
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because China is00:51:22
nearby in Russia, the00:51:24
Pacific Ocean and so on again, if we don’t00:51:28
have a way out, who will00:51:30
invest in America? Is this necessary or00:51:32
not? They won’t be in the Pacific00:51:34
region. But the Germans and the French and the00:51:37
Poles and so on don’t need this anymore they00:51:38
won’t just pull it off, however,00:51:42
we talked about this that00:51:44
territorial But not an unresolved00:51:47
territorial conflict, this is the main thing,00:51:49
just How many years will00:51:50
you look well North00:51:54
Korea South Korea in North Korea,00:51:57
they have an anniversary there, in my opinion, the 70th anniversary of00:52:00
the army in - mine was the parade was two days00:52:02
ago or one day ago They have a00:52:05
ballistic missile that goes to the00:52:09
United States of America nuclear00:52:11
warhead Hwaseong 17 missile here it was at the00:52:14
parade they had00:52:17
here are the guarantees00:52:19
the guarantees of the United States of America00:52:21
South Korea00:52:23
Japan is talking about China00:52:27
Russia has it Russia is also in the Pacific,00:52:30
North Korea has nuclear weapons, but we00:52:34
don’t have00:52:36
any choice, we must be sure00:52:40
that you will protect us,00:52:42
give us guarantees, or we will start00:52:45
creating nuclear weapons ourselves, so now00:52:50
lavender is being made00:52:53
and he began to come to South Korea Japan and00:52:58
talks about that that NATO00:53:00
will expand its area of responsibility and to those00:53:03
Ocean region NATO is no longer the00:53:05
North Atlantic Alliance00:53:08
but already the North Atlantic plus the Pacific00:53:11
Ocean Alliance some kind of formation00:53:15
will be some kind of formalization of this and00:53:17
secondly Austin comes to South Korea00:53:21
and says00:53:22
we00:53:25
will provide you with anything nuclear umbrella00:53:28
but this is not yours Tell me, with all00:53:31
the success of South Korea, the success of South00:53:34
Korea and so on, which it received through00:53:36
investment From the00:53:39
West, as a00:53:41
geopolitical outpost of the West of America00:53:44
on the Korean Peninsula,00:53:48
with all the successes and the standard of living It is clear00:53:51
South Korea North Korea is00:53:54
different By the way I was in South Korea in00:53:57
Seoul, the most pro-American city,00:53:59
all American names of00:54:02
bars and restaurants, they love it all like00:54:06
Texas Texas and so on, but nevertheless,00:54:09
from the point of view of security guarantees00:54:11
and so on,00:54:13
if the current Era is a00:54:17
militarized Era with00:54:20
ever greater threats or nuclear00:54:23
deterrence Who here, well, let’s say, is more00:54:25
successful in these years,00:54:28
how many years did the war on the00:54:31
Korean peninsula end in 53? Today we are in the 23rd00:54:34
year, what about 70 years there?00:54:45
which has00:54:48
nuclear weapons, which is played by00:54:50
America, here is China, Russia is there, and00:54:52
so on, or the one which seems to have an00:54:55
ally, the00:54:56
main ally of the United States. No need to00:55:00
call it that, but which does not have00:55:01
nuclear weapons,00:55:03
in this north-short scenario,00:55:05
tie it up, tie it up00:55:09
Because here the situation is different, we can’t say00:55:11
so in thought patterns, but I understand00:55:15
why this is said because00:55:18
such a wave has started that perhaps Ukraine00:55:21
will have to sign00:55:24
a Truce00:55:26
if00:55:27
the situation does not develop according to an00:55:31
optimistic scenario for us.00:55:34
And then there00:55:36
may be something like Minsk- 300:55:39
But since for our government Minsk-300:55:43
is a Taboo, like Minsk-2, like Minsk-1,00:55:46
moreover, the government blamed the current00:55:49
government, it blamed Poroshenko for00:55:51
signing or not agreeing to00:55:53
sign Minsk is one of the 2, considers this a00:55:55
capitulation00:55:57
Who will go to capitulate, therefore, in00:56:00
order to perhaps, I don’t know, in order,00:56:02
let’s say, to hide00:56:05
Or, more precisely, not to run into countercriticism00:56:09
in Minsk 3, it is clear that it will be00:56:12
internally politically impossible. You know, there00:56:15
will be a political explosion within the country.00:56:17
Therefore, yes. Therefore, this one is00:56:19
starting to probe. Maybe I don’t know, maybe00:56:21
this is just like a00:56:24
person’s personal opinion, or maybe if it’s not Personally for00:56:27
me, then maybe start00:56:28
looking for euphemisms like this,00:56:31
instead of 3 which is Black Mark This is a bad00:56:36
word from all points of view, Minsk alone doesn’t00:56:39
know Black00:56:40
Mark, so look for different kinds of00:56:43
euphemisms00:56:45
like peace in exchange for territory, what other00:56:48
territories00:56:52
hyper gave up some of the territories after the00:56:56
Yom Kippur War also Here is the benefit of00:57:01
Israel in exchange for peace00:57:05
But if we are talking about giving up the00:57:09
territory00:57:11
associated with the Devil and the Sea Crimea,00:57:16
therefore now they understand perfectly well that00:57:18
Crimea is a00:57:19
war around Crimea now If00:57:24
there were no Crimea, we could even talk about the fact00:57:26
that it began to die out there. So it00:57:30
closed00:57:33
and it will end around Crimea00:57:36
around this or to solve this Crimean00:57:38
problem of the00:57:40
Crimean peninsula00:57:42
as part of Ukraine00:57:45
Vladimir Thank you very much for participating in00:57:48
our program for your analysis and of00:57:51
course, I want to remind the audience once again Do not00:57:53
forget to subscribe Vadim Yuryevich00:57:54
Karasev on YouTube Be sure to find and00:57:57
like the video and of course do not00:58:00
forget to subscribe to our channel,00:58:02
put your likes and write questions00:58:05
or comments under this video Friends00:58:06
Take care of yourself and see you next time00:58:08
I remind you that traditionally on Thursdays at00:58:11
14:00 Kiev time we00:58:14
always meet here in the studio00:58:16
to analyze the topics that are00:58:17
on the agenda, thank you00:58:21
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