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break with me again Ksenia Larina Ayaz

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Ksenia Larina we go out and in

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and

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Ksenia with all those who have passed I

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welcome you and today we will talk

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at the beginning of the atoms yes yes I by the way I want

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to say First, I also say good

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afternoon to everyone. Good evening. We are very glad to see

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Evgeniy Alekseevich Kiselyov in good

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health and really about tanks. I

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also wanted to start a conversation so that you can tell about this

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because I, in my

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naivety, decided that the Tanks have already been delivered. The

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tanks are already

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at the tondrome. at the front And now

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I read before our broadcast that this broadcast campaign

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will last at least 3-4 months.

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Why is it taking so long

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and you know, in principle, I’ll start with something else, you

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know the old military joke that the

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most important thing in a tank is

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something I’m a peasant mine remembers Well, Well,

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I can’t reproduce what kind of

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rude word the main thing in a tank is not to

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[ __ ] yourself Yes, I remember that,

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in fact, this applies not only to those

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who sit in the crew inside, to a

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greater extent this applies to those

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who see a

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tank moving at high speed at the same time it

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fires from all

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on-board guns.

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What is the strength of the tank and why was it so important

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that these tanks were provided to the

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armed forces of Ukraine because you

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want it, you don’t, but the Tank and during the

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First World War, when they first

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appeared,

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was

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almost the most formidable weapon and

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during the Second World War, these

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famous tank wedges, tank

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breakthroughs and all that stuff

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sometimes decided the outcome of battles in our

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time, these most modern

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Leopard 2 tanks are the weapon that can

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bring a turning point to the war as for

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two or three weeks 4 Well, it doesn’t matter I think

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we’ll wait I think Let’s wait what’s the

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advantage Why is there so much talk

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about the leopard

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because

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two This is the

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fastest tank available today

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in the World of Tanks,

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it’s the most protected,

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not the first I’m talking about this,

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many have already written about this and said that, alas,

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the design of Russian tanks here you have all

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these

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62 T72 T90

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its peculiarity is that the

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tank’s ammunition is located

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in such a way that if an

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enemy shell hits it, it

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doesn’t matter what design in the

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tank’s turret, as a rule, all this

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ammunition detonates and, together with the crew, the

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tank demolishes the turret, so that’s why many

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photos of videos can be found on the Internet of

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already destroyed damaged Russian

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tanks where the tank is separate and the turret is separate.

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But for Leopards 2, the design of this

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turret is such that the

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ammunition is located in a completely different part of the

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combat vehicle and the

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crew, even in the event of a direct hit,

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has a chance of survival,

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training should also be carried out

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of the crew again or here for

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professionals for people who are in

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thin What is called sitting No

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problem

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Here I am not an Expert

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not to such an extent master the

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subtleties of

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information about how all this works

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no, of course the Leopard 2 tank has

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several modifications But even the most

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early modifications already stuffed with

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various electronics with electronics

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are intended for the

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purpose of indicating guidance for communication with

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one’s

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troops because there is a

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complex concept in modern warfare of the

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interaction of various units

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belonging to different branches of the military, the

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actions of tanks

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directly involved in combat

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operations are coordinated to the battlefield armored vehicles

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anti-missile air defense

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aviation

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missile multiple launch rocket systems,

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and all this is coordinated with the help of

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special computer

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programs. That is, this is a kind of

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computer war, you know, in a certain

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sense. But this is a computer war among

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leopards; a computer war is among the whole

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world and Ukraine; you can

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already see some kind of war here

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throwing corpses, completely shameless,

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without counting, that's all And

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nothing else will soon appear anti-tank

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hedgehogs on the streets of Moscow, most likely to

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intimidate the population, we'll move on now I

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think that the

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harbinger of the appearance of hedgehogs on Moscow

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highways

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or something like these concrete

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pyramids

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This is the next stage so far we see how

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anti-aircraft missile defense systems are installed on the roofs of houses

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and I think that this is being done so that in the

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minds of Russian citizens the

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slogan enemy of your threshold appears

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signal signal of

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your threshold war war People's

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Holy War You and I

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corresponded shortly before the

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start of today's program, I drew

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your attention and looked whether you are a video or

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not,

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I promise,

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then we need to explain it to people, otherwise they will

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misunderstand us what you promised. No,

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the thing is that I was shocked by the video

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that I accidentally saw on the Internet about the

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tank topic, we are leaving, forgive

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us.

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I think that

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finishing it, I immediately want to say that

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Ukrainian Tankers I think they

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will master

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new equipment very quickly. Or maybe they are already mastering it; there

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was already information that the

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corresponding

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groups are already somewhere in Europe and

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are learning to use the Leopard 2 tanks and In

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addition, it is important that not only the

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Tankers directly know how to

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control them, but also that

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officers in charge of combat operations

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could use tanks as

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efficiently as possible. I think that in this regard, both

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commanders and chiefs of staff also

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undergo

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appropriate training. I can

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tell you that at one time I

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talked to pilots who

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transferred

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to Boeing civil aviation

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and they said that Well, in general, of course, a

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several-month retraining course is required.

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But in fact, any Pilot who

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understands how to fly an airplane

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masters it very quickly. And then, little

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known to the Soviet former pilot, we are talking

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about the early 90s, when our

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pilots in civil aviation began

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to transfer on Boeing robuses I think

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that they master it faster than

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expected

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what is called the

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official routine

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that I use which are used by

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those people in the West who say

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that Oh this is so difficult it takes six months to

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study I think that much

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faster than one

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Wait about the video Wait about video

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after all I want to stop at the tank

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because I still

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don’t understand why it took so long for

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this decision to be made. What was the most

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important thing, what was the most important reason

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that did not allow the uh

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German authorities to make this decision after all,

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even when other countries were already in favor and

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were ready to give up their cars, even

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then Germany tried to

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delay making this

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decision as long as possible now. I heard a version very well

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connected with Korean mental things

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because we cannot be a second time uh

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Hmm

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bomb or kill

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Russia there as Germany has already done this in

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its history in the last century. Well, how would I

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interpret it this way, but the meaning is this, but in

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fact, is it really that it was

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held back or something else

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you know to us people who, no matter how we

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strive to prove to the city and the world that we

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are

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real Europeans Unfortunately, we are

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not real Europeans who are just

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trying to become them,

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who are just learning,

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sometimes it’s not clear how

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essential

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you know, some

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ideological

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constructs,

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how important

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things are, how important things are

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that have taken root in public opinion, you

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know, like, like, what we we should no

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longer fight in the east,

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we fought with Russia twice, we

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can’t fight with Russia anymore, as

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the Great Bismarck bequeathed,

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this seems like some kind of funny and

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naive cliches. But in fact, the

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cliches are also present in the

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minds of certain at least parts of

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German society. I am told by

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people who

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are part of this society or

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at least have lived there for a long time and

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understand a little more than you and me

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how the

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German mentality is structured, the mentality of those

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generations who really

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belong to the feeling of people who have received an

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anti-fascist anti-Nazi vaccination,

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who have received an anti-fascist Nazi

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education and who really live

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in some aspects

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of their the life of that life that is connected with the

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life of the society around them Well,

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based on principles, we should not repeat this anymore,

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and if Russia is a

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fascist State,

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it is difficult to accept,

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if people living in Russia

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cannot come to terms with the fact that Russia

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turned out to be a fascist state, then it is even

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more difficult to understand these are people who

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were part of the

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fathers and grandfathers of whom were part of the Nazi

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regime,

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in any case, they were at least

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part of this silent majority

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who may not have supported

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Hitler, but did not resist Hitler, let me

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remind you that if anyone doesn’t know, in thirty-

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three, Hitler became

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Chancellor of Germany Despite the fact that

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his party did not receive even in the Bundestag

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then it was the Reichstag. Sorry, in the

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Reichstag, Hitler’s party with the traffic accident did not

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receive a majority.

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Hitler received the portfolio of the Chancellor of

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Germany being a member of a

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minority that did

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not win the elections. And then he

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began to use authoritarian methods to destroy the already

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weak institutions of democracy of the

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Weimar Republic quite quickly

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established the Nazi dictatorship in the country,

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while today we can talk about

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how many people were on Hitler’s side in

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reality, and how many were just

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conformists, how many were the

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silent

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majority or minority

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who were not for the Nazis but also

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spoke out. How to somehow integrate into the

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Normal life

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we don’t have any information

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sociological surveys were not conducted under Hitler in

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Germany, but let’s say we

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read Remarque

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and remember what his heroes say. I don’t know if

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you’ve had time to read since then, as we have,

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unfortunately no. Sorry, I can’t

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read anything. Nothing

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one of the shadow heroes in paradise he says I

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would like to repeat once again that

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he cannot forget the screaming crowds

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And he cannot come to terms with the idea that the

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Nazis are not all of Germany he says

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no I am afraid that

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Germany has completely become Nazi that it was

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not only the Nazis who shouted and rejoiced

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at rallies in support of Hitler But these

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people who Until recently had nothing to

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do with Nazism, but you know

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for 100 Forgive me, I read a historical

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study on the topic of the first

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wave of immigration in 1933, when

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exactly the same ones poured out of Germany, somehow

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we call creative today class And

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intellectuals, this was the first wave

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when they all ran to nearby

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Europe and, exactly the same as now,

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talking about the nightmares that they

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saw on the streets of their cities in

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Germany or in Berlin and about what a

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terrible brown force has now come to

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power in Germany in Europe they were told

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Come on, come on, don’t exaggerate.

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Just think about how it could be that

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now in the middle of the 20th century. Now

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this plague has come there. Why ca

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n’t it be like that, you’re exaggerating

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and they didn’t say enough about them that they were running away

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basically because of some kind of whim,

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well, why don’t they run to file taxes

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until Hitler came to Europe in this

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same prosperous country? So in the same way, they

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doubted whether it was as the

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refugees from Germany say

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maybe they are exaggerating?

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So I think that this has a lot

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in common with current events

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now, too, no, but the beginning is that we

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discussed the beginning of the war February March

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when he says Oh well, come on, no big

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deal That’s

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okay, look Ksenia,

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I’m coming back after all to the story about tanks,

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what was the reason for

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such stubborn reluctance of Chancellor

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Scholz and his

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party comrades to make a decision on the

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transfer of Leopard 2 tanks to the armed

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forces of Ukraine and also

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not only the transfer of these tanks to Germany

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but giving consent to other NATO member countries, the

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EU countries that have

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these in service the tanks are located and according to the

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rules,

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Germany had to give consent to

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the transfer of German-made tanks by

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third countries of Ukraine. Sorry that

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you have been sitting on this topic for a long time, but

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I don’t understand that either, if these tanks were

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transferred to another country or sold to

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another country, it doesn’t matter Why is it

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another country Of course, he can’t

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dispose of them anymore, he thinks it’s necessary,

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I don’t know honestly, obviously there are

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certain rules, certain

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restrictions

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without the consent of the country that produced these

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tanks or or the company that produces the tanks,

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the country can’t continue to dispose of them,

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you can see

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what certain rules are, let’s assume

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these tanks are not just sold there, but given

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to leasing you know how planes

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are leased by their manufacturers by their

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owners, that is, they Well, what

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happened now with the fleet of Russian civil aircraft Russia essentially took these

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planes and hijacked them,

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yes That’s because these planes were

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leased by a

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Russian

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airline, primarily to

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Aeroflot, they told you We We will not give them back

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As President Vladimir Putin says,

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approximately the same thing is obvious; there are

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similar types of restrictions that are

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passed on the condition that they

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should not be further sold or

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transferred to a third party without the

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consent of the

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German authorities or the concern in which these

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weapons are produced. Perhaps this does not

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apply only to tanks, but also other

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vehicles, other military equipment, aircraft, and

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so on, but I return to

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political issues. It seems to me that this is the

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reason, the reason is that there is a core

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that represents part of the

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Voters, part of the activists of the

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Socialist

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Party, more precisely the Social Democratic

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Party of Germany, who are

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in Germany today the ruling party in a coalition

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together with the Free Democrats and the

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Greens,

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and this core stands on

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these traditional pacifist positions,

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namely that Germany should pursue a

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purely peace-loving policy in all areas, that

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Germany should not provide

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military assistance to anyone, that Germany should not

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provide

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in particular military assistance to Ukraine

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only humanitarian assistance We remember that

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actually before the Russian

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invasion of Ukraine until February 24 last

00:21:08

year This was an

00:21:11

overwhelming trend in public opinion

00:21:15

and then As

00:21:19

German society became

00:21:22

more and more informed about what was

00:21:24

really happening in Ukraine,

00:21:27

just as Russia is waging a brutal war against the

00:21:31

Ukrainian people, when it became known

00:21:34

about war crimes and

00:21:37

crimes against humanity, when

00:21:40

German politicians who began

00:21:42

to come to Ukraine,

00:21:45

including leaders,

00:21:48

saw with their own eyes the pain of patience,

00:21:52

talked with people who became

00:21:54

victims of

00:21:56

Russian war crimes,

00:21:59

Russian atrocities, when we saw residential

00:22:02

buildings destroyed by Russian bombs and

00:22:06

missiles, public opinion in Germany

00:22:08

began to change and this is the situation that

00:22:10

developed.

00:22:14

Well, firstly, military supplies began.

00:22:16

Germany changed policy and began to

00:22:19

little by little help Ukraine

00:22:24

more and more and more and more and more and more and more and more and

00:22:26

more and this is what happened.

00:22:29

look

00:22:33

Christian Democrats

00:22:36

CDU CSU

00:22:38

for the supply of tanks

00:22:42

Greens for the supply of tanks and the Greens

00:22:46

are part of the government coalition

00:22:49

Free Democrats for the supply of tanks

00:22:52

Part of the

00:22:54

Social Democrats for the supply of tanks who are

00:22:56

against against only these same

00:23:00

stubborn pacifists

00:23:02

led by Scholz, if you like,

00:23:06

against the former communists who are now are

00:23:10

called leftists, the left party of Germany,

00:23:14

former communists, former followers of

00:23:18

Honecker and the Gdrov communist

00:23:21

regime and the far-right, essentially

00:23:25

neo-Nazis, this party is an

00:23:28

alternative for Germany

00:23:30

Yeah, and this is the

00:23:32

version

00:23:34

Schulz wanted to bring the situation to the point of

00:23:38

telling his

00:23:43

desk mates to those who

00:23:45

support him Good gentlemen,

00:23:47

look what situation did we find ourselves in?

00:23:49

Yes, we have principles. Yes, we have

00:23:53

historical traditions, but look. We

00:23:56

found ourselves on the same platform as

00:24:00

right-wing radicals, essentially with

00:24:03

neo-Nazis and the

00:24:06

heirs of former communists. You

00:24:08

understand that for us, this conceals

00:24:12

what monstrous reputational losses we

00:24:16

can suffer They will then point fingers at us at everything

00:24:18

and say that because

00:24:22

of these people who

00:24:24

ended up in an alliance with the neo-Nazis from it, the

00:24:29

communists, because of this,

00:24:33

Ukraine continues to suffer

00:24:36

monstrous losses and suffering of the guys, we must

00:24:40

sacrifice our principles, we must change our

00:24:42

policies,

00:24:44

that is, in other words, politically

00:24:51

part of the German leadership, led by

00:24:54

Chancellor Scholz, made such a

00:24:58

complex maneuver so that

00:25:01

their most consistent loyal core of

00:25:06

their political

00:25:08

allies partners Voters

00:25:14

saw that Well, there is no other way out, you

00:25:18

need to change policy, you need to abandon

00:25:22

their principles and act in

00:25:25

accordance with the

00:25:28

real situation it just so

00:25:31

happened that we get such a

00:25:33

unique gift for the birthday of the

00:25:36

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. This is the

00:25:39

most

00:25:41

important fateful and

00:25:44

hopefully such a turning point decision

00:25:47

regarding military assistance to Ukraine. I

00:25:50

just wanted to say to remind

00:25:53

all our viewers who watch us and in

00:25:56

Russia in the first place that Yes Today is

00:25:58

Vladimir Zelensky’s birthday, 45 years old.

00:26:02

As far as I understand, he is turning 45.

00:26:07

This is a reason to take

00:26:11

another look at this very

00:26:13

rapid path, the

00:26:16

son of an amazing man, I don’t know how

00:26:20

you feel about him. I understand

00:26:22

that there are very different opinions inside Ukraine

00:26:26

about his activities as

00:26:30

president of Ukrainian Ukraine, but now is

00:26:32

not the time, but it seems to me that I’m

00:26:35

looking from the outside. It seems to me that

00:26:37

this is some kind of image for future not only

00:26:42

historical research, but also for

00:26:44

artistic incarnation, this is the path of this

00:26:46

man who almost accidentally

00:26:49

fell on the highest position in the leadership of the country

00:26:53

was accidentally forced to seriously engage in

00:26:57

politics, which he had never been involved in in his life,

00:26:59

and exclusively on them

00:27:01

artistic What is called And suddenly,

00:27:04

in a matter of months, he turned into one

00:27:08

of the most important politicians in the world and an

00:27:12

authoritative and respected person, or a person

00:27:15

who inspires much admiration not

00:27:18

only among ordinary citizens, among those who

00:27:22

read the news who understand what is

00:27:23

happening, but also among colleagues, among

00:27:26

politicians, including I am convinced that

00:27:29

all the world leaders with whom

00:27:32

she spoke during this time are not

00:27:35

lying, as I understand it, his behavior

00:27:38

in this sense, impeccable as the leader of a

00:27:41

warring country, the leader of a defending

00:27:43

country, the leaders of a country that was attacked by a

00:27:46

terrible enemy, simply well done, this is the

00:27:49

Monday I want to say in

00:27:52

honor ofhim. It seems to me that he is worthy of the

00:27:56

highest words and support, of course, both

00:27:59

within the country and in the world.

00:28:03

Well, I For my part, I can say that I

00:28:07

was once personally acquainted with Vladimir

00:28:09

Aleksandrovich

00:28:11

when he was engaged in purely

00:28:16

television affairs and was the

00:28:18

main producer of the Inter TV channel on

00:28:22

which I worked in Kiev many years ago,

00:28:26

so much water has flown under the bridge since then I

00:28:28

had to As they say,

00:28:31

we are almost did not intersect

00:28:34

because the scope of his responsibility did not

00:28:37

include the

00:28:39

socio-political programs

00:28:40

that I was involved in, which I led, but

00:28:45

nevertheless, we had to intersect at work more than

00:28:48

once, I can say that

00:28:50

he is certainly a strong person,

00:28:54

certainly a

00:28:57

leader, definitely a leader

00:29:01

[music]

00:29:04

I know perfectly well that

00:29:06

people in Ukraine treats him

00:29:09

differently.

00:29:10

I remember very well that in

00:29:15

1919, in 2019, when he

00:29:21

won the presidential election with an amazingly high result,

00:29:24

I will remind you, in case

00:29:27

anyone forgot, in the second round

00:29:29

three quarters of the Ukrainian

00:29:32

voters voted for him. The voters who participated in the elections have

00:29:36

never seen anything like this in the history of Ukraine. so

00:29:39

that the winner in the second round would win

00:29:43

with a result of

00:29:45

70, not 75, it was a little less. But about 75

00:29:50

percent of the votes cast in the second

00:29:54

round were for him and

00:29:57

only about a quarter of voters

00:30:00

supported his rival of the

00:30:02

previous President of Ukraine Petro

00:30:05

Poroshenko and it was very interesting to

00:30:08

look at the electoral map

00:30:11

especially after the first round, when it

00:30:15

was clear that having won in the first round, ahead of

00:30:18

all other

00:30:20

candidates, Zelensky won everywhere

00:30:23

with approximately equal results throughout

00:30:26

Ukraine. That is, this broke the

00:30:30

popular belief that supposedly

00:30:33

Eastern Ukraine votes in its own way,

00:30:36

supposedly pro-Russian sentiments are strong in

00:30:41

Western Ukraine. in its own way, there was

00:30:44

Central Ukraine, in its own way,

00:30:47

there were specialist political scientists on

00:30:50

electoral affairs who identified, in

00:30:52

my opinion, up to seven different geographic

00:30:56

political-geographical regions,

00:30:59

which supposedly in the old days had its own

00:31:03

model, a

00:31:05

special voting model, here

00:31:07

you understand, this green color was the green

00:31:11

color of

00:31:13

Zelensky Yes was

00:31:15

evenly mapped onto the entire electoral

00:31:19

map of the country, it

00:31:21

got to the point where it was ridiculous that the

00:31:25

old Greens’ native village of Stepan

00:31:28

Bandera voted

00:31:32

in Western Ukraine for a

00:31:40

Russian-speaking guy from Krivoy Rog with Jewish

00:31:44

roots. By the way, I practically

00:31:46

didn’t speak Ukrainian when,

00:31:49

but that’s not the case now as a

00:31:55

professional in the past actor to him As

00:31:58

they say, and cards in hand,

00:32:00

quickly and well

00:32:03

speak

00:32:05

in a language that is not his native language. Moreover, he is

00:32:08

still

00:32:11

the majority of Ukrainians, even those who

00:32:14

speak Russian in everyday life or who used to speak Russian in everyday life,

00:32:18

they still speak Ukrainian to a greater or

00:32:22

lesser extent

00:32:27

so I want to say that I understand that

00:32:31

this topic is completed perfectly, that many

00:32:36

of those who voted for Zelensky

00:32:39

were disappointed in him or they had many

00:32:42

questions for him,

00:32:44

I know that And today, when Zelensky

00:32:48

is the undisputed leader,

00:32:51

resisting Russian aggression,

00:32:53

defending their freedom and the independence of

00:32:56

Ukraine, everyone equally, some Ukrainian

00:32:59

citizens remain on the green issue, but I

00:33:03

personally stand in those positions

00:33:06

that many of my friends stand,

00:33:10

civil activists,

00:33:12

politicians,

00:33:14

public figures who say this

00:33:17

We see everything We all notice we

00:33:20

will discuss this after the victory then the

00:33:24

flood then we will criticize then we

00:33:27

will ask And why was it so

00:33:29

different? But now the main thing is to preserve,

00:33:34

among other things, the political unity of Ukrainian

00:33:36

society and

00:33:41

defeat

00:33:47

the beginning of it all.

00:33:49

Putin, because he is used to measuring the whole

00:33:52

world by himself according to his poor structure of

00:33:55

his psychotype. He had no doubt, like

00:33:59

many others, that Zelensky

00:34:03

would run away very quickly, that he will be afraid of being full,

00:34:06

to put it in their language, forgive me for how you

00:34:09

speak French after me, and will disappear

00:34:11

immediately along with

00:34:14

his entire office and I think that this was

00:34:18

why something doesn’t tell me that this

00:34:20

was the main surprise for

00:34:23

Putin for all this they were sure

00:34:27

they

00:34:28

were ready with the formulas, they were ready to

00:34:31

shout about it, that he was no longer in Kiev,

00:34:33

that he had already fled

00:34:34

to the territory there, I don’t know what else

00:34:37

or something, but all this turned out to be

00:34:39

absolutely,

00:34:41

it very quickly became clear that everything is

00:34:43

not so simple, this man is not he won’t leave

00:34:46

the city, he won’t leave the capital, and I

00:34:50

liked it so much. This is his combination of a

00:34:53

politician and a brave person and still a

00:34:56

person from the TV of a person in the frame

00:35:00

that was important to him. It’s very here

00:35:02

to show up on the street in Kiev, that

00:35:06

he is near his office, that he is there

00:35:09

and they still understand him in such a way that his

00:35:12

trick is such that he always

00:35:15

appears Hmm from inside from Ukraine

00:35:19

daily relations well done just

00:35:22

well done is

00:35:24

not the right word

00:35:29

A person

00:35:31

every day

00:35:35

when he is too busy at some

00:35:38

negotiations

00:35:41

is still sent from Kiev

00:35:45

periodically to somewhere- then he goes

00:35:48

either to the front on the frontier to the front or to

00:35:52

Lviv where sometimes he meets with

00:35:56

foreign leaders several times this

00:35:58

happened,

00:35:59

but on other days he doesn’t just do it

00:36:05

once, sometimes he

00:36:07

records a video message to the citizens of

00:36:10

the country several times and by the way he finds himself in very

00:36:12

precise words wherever he is

00:36:14

Whether he speaks on the screen addressing

00:36:18

his fellow citizens or compatriots, or whether

00:36:21

he speaks in different parliaments of the World,

00:36:23

he always finds very precise words

00:36:25

that cannot fail to touch the people

00:36:28

who listen to this,

00:36:35

you understand this is not just like that, I understand

00:36:38

that in any case,

00:36:43

the state Leader is the

00:36:45

government leader it doesn’t matter whether

00:36:47

it’s the prime minister or the president,

00:36:50

even if some speechwriters write him a

00:36:55

speech, an address, well, as

00:36:58

a rule, these people work with texts,

00:37:01

yes, yes, and that we see

00:37:10

the texts of Yeltsin’s speech to me when his

00:37:15

employees were filming some kind of report

00:37:17

about how the apparatus works the president in the

00:37:21

Kremlin had been there for a long time in the first half of the

00:37:23

90s, so they showed me

00:37:26

speeches that were literally

00:37:30

excluded;

00:37:33

Yeltsin had such a characteristic manner of

00:37:36

writing in large letters, they were

00:37:39

literally

00:37:41

his

00:37:43

phrases that he wrote

00:37:46

in the margins between the printed lines. I think

00:37:51

that

00:37:53

Zelensky is not just making speeches

00:37:56

that are for it is written even by very

00:37:58

talented employees who know it, but

00:38:02

for a speech writer, for a speechwriter, this is very

00:38:05

important; in fact, it is part of the profession to

00:38:08

write, not to describe in the words of your

00:38:13

boss the person for whom he

00:38:16

works,

00:38:19

to penetrate into his head and try to

00:38:23

express his thoughts on paper as the

00:38:25

person for whom he writes, he would set

00:38:28

them out himself, in general, I want to say Evgeniy

00:38:31

Alekseevich, then of course all this time from

00:38:34

almost this year it will be like a war for a year.

00:38:37

Yes, of course, people who

00:38:41

sympathize and who feel this

00:38:43

horror and shame for the Yamita of the Russians for

00:38:48

what is happening and imbued with great

00:38:50

sympathy for the Ukrainian people, we never

00:38:54

tire of admiring, again, this

00:38:57

unity and strength of spirit, but at the same time, it still

00:39:00

suddenly turns out that there are blemishes in Ukraine too. That’s why

00:39:04

I can’t ignore the

00:39:09

latest news with personnel

00:39:13

changes, purges and dismissals,

00:39:14

what is this for me To be honest, it was

00:39:16

just a shock. Well, how is it that your

00:39:19

country is at war? Can you imagine the

00:39:24

top leadership of the country? I was

00:39:26

especially shocked by these people who

00:39:28

went to Morberia to relax with their family

00:39:31

in December. That is, as I understand it, during the

00:39:34

New Year holidays at that time, your

00:39:36

country is at war. defends himself and this

00:39:40

happens, how can it be that there are such

00:39:44

people? Are there really terrible people in Ukraine? There are no

00:39:54

black sheep. What is called in the bad

00:39:56

sense of the word Well, let’s not

00:40:02

make any generalizations

00:40:04

about the entire Ukrainian ruling from several resignations

00:40:08

No, of course No but all the people who

00:40:12

now work in government

00:40:16

agencies or public organizations.

00:40:24

Unfortunately, the proverb is applicable to any

00:40:28

side; always during a war in any

00:40:31

country among any people there are a

00:40:36

certain number of bad people,

00:40:38

let’s put it mildly, bad people who are

00:40:42

trying to get something out of it

00:40:46

exclusively for their own selfish

00:40:51

Wait to judge them Will they be or will the

00:40:53

resignations be limited to those who are

00:40:57

not ready to

00:41:00

comment on this? Maybe

00:41:03

limited to resignations maybe

00:41:05

limited to

00:41:09

not only resignations

00:41:13

I wanted to build them Yes, I just don’t know,

00:41:17

no, the question is: Why not

00:41:20

say that too? Well, let’s do that later Now

00:41:23

we don’t need to shake the situation inside,

00:41:25

as if washing dirty linen in public, so that people

00:41:28

understand that we also have

00:41:30

problems here, that there is a certain problem within the

00:41:33

government, there are thieves and

00:41:36

corrupt officials. Let’s do it later. Why

00:41:38

did the president decide to do this

00:41:41

now and do it publicly? And to say

00:41:44

for something, that is, not to hide it, is from

00:41:47

society, which

00:41:51

you know quite well, the human position I

00:41:55

endured, I tolerated it once, we don’t know,

00:41:57

maybe he already

00:42:01

shook his finger at someone, one another, for the third time, and

00:42:05

then said, well, more and more, Sorry, ca

00:42:07

n’t tolerate it anymore maybe my patience has

00:42:09

run out, you get me to sign

00:42:12

I don’t want to just make

00:42:15

assumptions versions are clear and versions

00:42:18

when they have absolutely no internal

00:42:21

information on this topic I understand that yes

00:42:25

listen, corruption happens in the most non-

00:42:28

corrupt, most transparent, most

00:42:32

law-abiding countries anyway,

00:42:35

corruption happens there in those countries too which

00:42:37

occupy the

00:42:40

highest places in the transport rating and are least affected by

00:42:44

corruption. But even there there are

00:42:46

scandalous stories with corruption at a

00:42:49

high government level;

00:42:52

no one is immune from this;

00:42:57

one of the deadly sins from which

00:43:01

humanity cannot get rid of since

00:43:03

biblical times, I know about something else

00:43:06

you wanted ask before I ask

00:43:10

one thing that I wanted to say. You know, as

00:43:12

for

00:43:14

Mr. Zelensky and how he

00:43:19

behaved courageously at the very beginning of

00:43:22

the war, this was not only for Putin. It was

00:43:25

a surprise, if you call a spade a

00:43:28

spade, it was also a surprise for many of

00:43:31

Ukraine’s current allies who were then

00:43:34

still hesitated how far they were ready to

00:43:37

go in their support of the

00:43:40

Zelensky Ukrainian government of the

00:43:43

Ukrainian people because I

00:43:46

remember very well the first weeks when

00:43:48

the war just began. How many

00:43:51

skeptics there were, how many pessimists there were, how

00:43:54

many people there were who proved to me personally,

00:43:56

mostly these were

00:43:59

foreign diplomats and

00:44:02

American European journalists who

00:44:04

convinced me that listen to

00:44:06

Evgeniy, but Zelensky will not hold out Well,

00:44:11

they will not be able to repel the

00:44:13

Russian offensive. Kiev did

00:44:16

not fall in the first three days, it will go in

00:44:19

three weeks

00:44:21

only when they are convinced that the

00:44:26

Ukrainian army is capable of defeating

00:44:28

the aggressor and is capable of pushing him back when the

00:44:33

Russians got out from near Kiev

00:44:35

[music] that’s when

00:44:39

they finally believed in the universal and

00:44:43

finally believed in the Ukrainian people and the

00:44:47

armed forces of Ukraine finally

00:44:50

believed, that’s when the

00:44:52

weapons, military equipment and ammunition everything they

00:44:57

needed really started to flow like a river

00:45:01

now, in fact, I think

00:45:06

only the next the successes of the

00:45:09

Armed Forces are

00:45:11

just how heroically the

00:45:15

armed forces of Ukraine held back

00:45:17

the offensive and continue to hold back the

00:45:19

offensive of the attempt to break through in the Eastern

00:45:24

direction in the Donbass, only this

00:45:28

ultimately

00:45:29

convinced the Western governments of the Western

00:45:32

leaders there to take new steps

00:45:36

in terms of the provision of

00:45:44

offensive weapons because

00:45:47

Leopard 2 tanks this is certainly an offensive

00:45:50

weapon, but plus it seems to me that

00:45:57

some

00:45:59

Russian leaders tried their best here,

00:46:02

including Mr. Medvedev and Mr.

00:46:05

Volodin, because when they

00:46:08

once again began to scare the West, to scare

00:46:11

humanity

00:46:13

with the prospects of a nuclear war, they once again

00:46:17

began to talk about the fact that

00:46:19

nuclear powers never go to war

00:46:21

they lost, although it’s not true

00:46:23

they lost

00:46:24

France lost in Vietnam Sorry in

00:46:28

Algeria America lost in Vietnam The

00:46:30

Soviet Union lost in Afghanistan

00:46:32

America then, together with some of its

00:46:36

allies, must have failed again

00:46:39

in the same Afghanistan now

00:46:41

in our time, yes, but when uh It

00:46:45

seems to me in Washington, London, Brussels,

00:46:48

Paris, Berlin, they heard this,

00:46:50

another pathetic denial, such a

00:46:54

meager slashing of weapons

00:46:57

coming from Moscow,

00:47:00

these last statements by

00:47:03

Medvedeva and Volodin, they said no

00:47:05

guys,

00:47:07

we won’t agree to this Blackmail,

00:47:09

we will supply Ukraine with

00:47:12

offensive types of weapons,

00:47:14

so

00:47:16

I want to change the subject since our time is

00:47:20

limited,

00:47:23

here’s what unpleasantly struck me

00:47:27

about the question of how the

00:47:38

Russians, who are in opposition to the Putin regime,

00:47:40

react to what is happening in Ukraine,

00:47:43

I was personally

00:47:44

unpleasantly struck by the fact that on social networks in

00:47:48

Russia

00:47:49

the very day when a

00:47:52

rocket destroyed a residential building in Dnieper

00:47:56

monstrous sacrifice, perhaps the main

00:47:59

topics were the

00:48:01

dismissal of the actor

00:48:07

Nazarov from the Moscow Art Theater,

00:48:14

an interview with Dudya, which he took from the little-

00:48:18

known and familiar actor

00:48:21

Oscar Kucher,

00:48:25

what do you say, I don’t agree? No, no,

00:48:29

I understand what you’re talking about, but I’ll

00:48:33

say this. It seems to me that one another Not

00:48:35

One doesn’t interfere with the other You know, I’ve come

00:48:40

across this topic, it’s

00:48:42

not the first time I’ve encountered it

00:48:44

What’s a dismissal or an interview, this

00:48:49

info show is a shock of air, of course

00:48:53

But yes, this is internal

00:48:55

Russian life Why not discuss it in the

00:48:57

end Especially since in relation to

00:49:00

Dmitry Nazarova I believe that he

00:49:02

deserves all respect. This is a

00:49:05

man who was

00:49:07

fired from Tishka by his artistic

00:49:10

director when he was on vacation. It’s

00:49:12

obvious that what they

00:49:14

call it for his anti-Russian position is a

00:49:15

man who was not afraid to speak out openly, by the

00:49:17

way, not only in

00:49:20

poetry and songs but he just openly

00:49:22

told me personally in an interview, this is

00:49:24

the interview that they gave me, it

00:49:26

became the basis for their dismissal and

00:49:29

persecution, they just fired him, now they are

00:49:32

already exhausting him from all the films that

00:49:35

he was supposed to star in, and so on and so on,

00:49:37

that is, they are issuing wolf tickets and I think that

00:49:39

soon They also recognize him as an agent, but before that

00:49:42

we had exactly the same thing. Yes, there is a war, Yes, a

00:49:46

terrible war, Yes, peaceful people are dying,

00:49:50

yes. Of course, I think that a large

00:49:54

number of people who remain in Russia,

00:49:55

they don’t care. Well, it’s this pain that

00:49:59

they let through themselves, but they

00:50:02

inside They also live and, of course,

00:50:04

discuss not only the war. Moreover,

00:50:07

try to discuss this war there. Try to

00:50:09

discuss the war. If you are sitting in Moscow, they will

00:50:11

come for you tomorrow. Tomorrow, what we are

00:50:14

also observing, so many people

00:50:16

will say they can’t even write

00:50:19

anything in defense about this Although they are experiencing,

00:50:24

I can imagine what kind of feelings and

00:50:26

experiences they are watching, it’s

00:50:28

not only us who see it

00:50:30

outside of Russia, what is happening in

00:50:32

Ukrainian cities, this scale

00:50:35

of destruction, the

00:50:36

scale of mockery of destruction, well, a

00:50:39

real genocide, I literally

00:50:42

watched some video yesterday was about

00:50:44

solidarity in general, well, it’s just that there aren’t even

00:50:48

foundations left, there aren’t even walls left, there aren’t even walls

00:50:50

left from the houses, it’s just some sort of

00:50:52

dog-like chronicle of the times of some kind of

00:50:54

1942, from

00:50:57

central Russia from some

00:51:00

villages, that’s what it comes to people

00:51:02

this they see they see, of course, but if people say

00:51:08

goodbye there, I don’t know with Vakhtang

00:51:10

Kikabidze, they say wonderful words about him to

00:51:12

his passing age, or they say

00:51:16

words of love and recognition to the departed.

00:51:22

This completely

00:51:24

destroys their empathy and torment by what is

00:51:28

happening now in Ukraine, they

00:51:30

do not exclude one another. I

00:51:34

judge this by myself, Zhen, I’m exactly the same living

00:51:36

person, I’m all in this war. I hope you do

00:51:40

n’t doubt it. I live inside this

00:51:43

information flow.

00:51:45

I don’t get out of it. Because of this, I opened the channel

00:51:47

because I couldn’t do it all.

00:51:48

to save up for myself and be silent, I didn’t need to say it

00:51:50

out, which is what I do together with

00:51:53

my guests, but that doesn’t stop me from

00:51:55

grieving for those who left, saying good

00:51:59

words to people

00:52:00

for their good deeds and admiring

00:52:03

someone. Well, it’s natural to once again lick

00:52:06

some chicken like that it was only

00:52:09

a pleasure, you understand that it

00:52:11

was cut out, this is what they

00:52:13

cut out, not only Kuchera, there’s a

00:52:15

whole chain. I do

00:52:18

n’t even want to name them,

00:52:20

I understand that you friends don’t answer,

00:52:24

why suddenly

00:52:25

Yuri Dud, who usually does interviews, is

00:52:28

very well-known and very popular

00:52:32

characters, and suddenly a

00:52:37

many-hour conversation with

00:52:39

a little-known and not very famous person

00:52:43

was caught in this bait, and he also

00:52:46

wants to prosecute the conversation. I

00:52:49

just don’t understand, I haven’t watched this,

00:52:51

you know, I’ll tell you, in the case of Leonid,

00:52:57

one of our colleagues is there in my opinion

00:53:00

Konstantin Ernstr Forgive me God, what are

00:53:05

you saying, don’t scare colleague

00:53:09

Konstantin saying yes,

00:53:11

forgive me Konstantin

00:53:14

I meant him, he

00:53:17

said that I didn’t watch this interview and I won’t

00:53:21

watch it, it’s enough for me

00:53:22

that what

00:53:24

another journalist Sergei Medvedev wrote about it,

00:53:28

drawing attention to Well, let’s say Leonid Gennadyevich’s very

00:53:31

unexpected and very strange reaction

00:53:35

to the question of

00:53:38

what did you first think about when you

00:53:40

learned about the war on

00:53:43

February 24 and he thought about how sorry it was for the

00:53:50

Aeroflot airline there, which was so

00:53:52

wonderful there, modernized and

00:53:55

provided such wonderful services Well,

00:53:57

there there was a second episode related to the fact

00:53:59

that

00:54:00

[music] was an

00:54:02

advertisement for Rostec, which

00:54:06

was impossible to refuse already

00:54:09

at the end of the first month of the war there is

00:54:13

the Internet

00:54:14

There is probably a subject for

00:54:17

conversation here But why suddenly

00:54:20

wait, let me answer you about the dude

00:54:23

If you didn’t watch it at the beginning there

00:54:25

says as a preface that he

00:54:27

really wanted to talk with those with

00:54:30

that person who today shares

00:54:32

everything that the Government of the Russian

00:54:35

Federation is doing, which supports this war,

00:54:38

which pities our boys who are

00:54:41

ready to go to Donbass with songs and

00:54:44

dances, whatever they want, and if necessary, take

00:54:47

that what is called Under the Arms and so on and

00:54:49

so forth He said that he turned to

00:54:53

many famous people who,

00:54:56

these war singers, all refused and

00:54:59

only the idiot coachmen agreed

00:55:01

because he

00:55:04

got it for this.

00:55:07

Why such a resonance because this is an

00:55:10

attempt to penetrate the brain of a person

00:55:13

who is an agitator and

00:55:17

a propagandist here in this environment,

00:55:20

let’s say show business rather than

00:55:22

theaters or cinema It’s more likely from there I

00:55:26

understood you, that is, in other words,

00:55:27

without having a stamp

00:55:31

In the end we got to talk with

00:55:34

Konstantin Khabensky, uh, whom we

00:55:37

all considered a conscientious person

00:55:41

decent who somehow in the past

00:55:43

I don’t remember that he participated in some kind of you know, there were some

00:55:47

condemnatory stories,

00:55:49

well, it

00:55:51

turned out that he fired the wonderful

00:55:54

Dmitry back.

00:55:56

Besides this, you can already present a lot of things to

00:55:58

this Khabensky there, starting

00:56:01

everything there, not only him all these people

00:56:03

who are heads of

00:56:05

budget-funded cultural organizations or as

00:56:08

cultural institutions, they have option

00:56:11

two here, serve or leave,

00:56:15

there is no third option, they are all trying to

00:56:18

save face and hide behind who is

00:56:21

responsible for my theater my people

00:56:24

who what I will wash the name of the director from the poster but

00:56:28

but the play I’m not filming the play,

00:56:30

it’s all [ __ ] because

00:56:33

this Monster will require from you a

00:56:37

complete recognition of complete love, complete

00:56:41

if there is Repentance or full support,

00:56:45

so it will be because

00:56:48

the dismissal of Dmitry Nazarov I think

00:56:50

this is a very significant thing This is

00:56:52

the first time this has happened for the first time, they

00:56:56

haven’t fired yet; they’ve been removed; they’ve been suspended, but

00:56:59

they haven’t fired out loud for an anti-Russian

00:57:01

position. I don’t know what the next stage is.

00:57:03

Sign some kind of denunciation

00:57:05

or even have conversations with your

00:57:07

employees, which is also what’s already happening,

00:57:09

so there can be no illusions here;

00:57:12

all heads of state

00:57:14

theaters sooner or later you will

00:57:17

either have to swear on blood like this

00:57:20

Social Security at the beginning before the start of the war,

00:57:23

or make a decision while

00:57:27

your hands are not yet smeared with blood. I still think

00:57:30

that you need to understand that everything seems to be the

00:57:33

end, you have no options, but

00:57:35

no them Well, somehow, don’t persuade yourself,

00:57:37

there are no options, don’t stage a

00:57:39

cabaret

00:57:40

in this yourself in the theater, there are no options, that’s what else

00:57:43

is known, that it’s more cynical

00:57:46

to stage a cabaret In the midst of a war,

00:57:50

realizing that your state is fascist,

00:57:52

you stage a cabaret yes Or keep

00:57:56

the rag in silence I know that which is more honest, so I

00:58:00

repeat, there are no options Well, yes, I

00:58:03

think that this applies not only to

00:58:06

directors, not only to actors and

00:58:10

representatives of other

00:58:12

creative professions, creative

00:58:14

professions, of course, this will inevitably apply to

00:58:19

filmmakers from ordinary actors to

00:58:23

outstanding directors and producers, this

00:58:26

will apply there or I don’t know the editors and

00:58:29

publishers of people

00:58:31

connected there with the museum business,

00:58:35

that is, I’ll

00:58:39

quickly tell you the last curious incident.

00:58:41

You probably also remember who

00:58:44

Mitka was,

00:58:46

they were born at the very time when

00:58:49

we were all actively working in

00:58:52

journalism, this is the end of the 90s

00:58:54

completely a wonderful

00:58:56

alternative group from St. Petersburg, their slogan is

00:58:59

Mitki, they don’t want to defeat anyone, which

00:59:02

was invented in

00:59:04

1987 and in all the pictures this

00:59:07

slogan was depicted.

00:59:09

Just today in the Moscow museum there

00:59:12

was an exhibition of some kind of

00:59:14

alternative holidays where

00:59:15

they invited the Mitki to

00:59:17

show their pictures there. they put

00:59:19

pictures, they came, they searched, they

00:59:22

took into account this was written, the Mitkas

00:59:24

don’t want to defeat anyone, what are you hinting at,

00:59:26

tell them to remove this picture,

00:59:29

remove these Shagin, who is the permanent

00:59:33

leader of this amazingly

00:59:35

beautiful movement, who is not political. By the

00:59:37

way, this is their big mistake.

00:59:39

I think that’s it. you have to pay for everything they didn’t

00:59:42

want to defeat anyone Mitki So

00:59:44

they got it today tightly They read it

00:59:46

so you know as some kind of political

00:59:49

background because today we have to

00:59:51

win definitely somehow we won’t

00:59:53

defeat anyone and the Nazis in Ukraine and how come

00:59:55

you are against the government party here

00:59:58

you go, that’s why they’ll come for everyone

01:00:01

I confirm your words, we end with

01:00:10

anti-aircraft missile launchers on the

01:00:12

roofs of Moscow houses and by the way, I

01:00:15

never told you about it, let’s give it

01:00:18

a bonus, this is our final point Let’s talk about the

01:00:21

video

01:00:24

in other words and I didn’t tell you anything about the video, but the

01:00:27

video is absolutely

01:00:28

stunning

01:00:30

oratorio from the film

01:00:33

Get Up Let's Get Up

01:00:38

from the

01:00:41

1938 film Alexander Nevsky Alexander

01:00:45

Nevsky is played by

01:00:49

Nikolai Cherkasov Nikolai Cherkasov Yes, a

01:00:53

wonderful

01:00:54

outstanding Soviet actor and a

01:00:57

brilliant director Sergei Eisenstein

01:00:59

directs this picture and they gave him this picture to stage

01:01:02

after he was

01:01:05

accused there of various bourgeois

01:01:08

deviations and the fact that he is almost

01:01:11

anti-people there, and as an

01:01:14

attempt

01:01:17

to bring him to the right path

01:01:20

of correction, the

01:01:23

sensitive party Soviet leadership allowed him to film

01:01:25

this very

01:01:27

picture Alexander Nevsky, this is

01:01:30

an oratorio to the music of Prokofiev Rise up,

01:01:33

Russian people, for a mortal battle for a glorious

01:01:36

battle for mortal combat

01:01:39

In this film, when it sounds appropriate,

01:01:45

and now they have made a remake

01:01:51

on a grand scale, gathering

01:01:54

musicians and actors from different cities and

01:01:57

lead

01:01:59

one musician, someone beats the drum,

01:02:03

someone plays the violin, someone just

01:02:05

sings and it’s all edited and there is

01:02:09

a feeling that the whole country, all the Russian people, are

01:02:14

standing up for this most glorious battle, a

01:02:17

mortal battle for our Russian Land, that

01:02:21

is, a completely obvious Clear message,

01:02:23

an attempt to process public opinion in

01:02:27

the spirit that we are having a People’s War and

01:02:32

everyone must go as one to this

01:02:36

very people’s war the war is all about the fact that

01:02:40

Putin is preparing to fight, as they say,

01:02:42

until the last Russian citizen, this is

01:02:46

actually both sad

01:02:48

and dangerous, and in combination with anti-aircraft

01:02:52

missile launchers on the roofs of

01:02:54

Moscow houses, this indicates, I’m

01:02:57

afraid of only one thing,

01:02:59

that they are preparing for a cruel

01:03:05

and suicidal war,

01:03:09

we are You and I should also be

01:03:12

ready for this in all respects,

01:03:15

to paraphrase this title of this oratorio,

01:03:18

run away Russian people I would say so

01:03:22

before it’s too late because it wo

01:03:27

n’t work, it won’t work, everyone has already been trampled by

01:03:30

these people who are

01:03:34

beating the tambourine and the drum has already trampled everyone,

01:03:36

trampled the living people,

01:03:38

by the way, I don’t know how you feel about this.

01:03:41

I think that these people

01:03:44

should also be given credit for their courage.

01:03:48

These are the people who still come,

01:03:51

these spontaneously assembled memorials, a

01:03:55

sign of

01:03:57

solidarity,

01:03:59

died as victims, as victims of this terrible thing.

01:04:02

I understand what’s in it there is some kind of

01:04:07

disobedience, I don’t believe that there is anything there,

01:04:11

I know that there are complaints against people,

01:04:13

many people write about it, that where

01:04:16

were they before, the war has been going on for a year, and

01:04:18

now you are just flowers. They brought Ukrainian women to the forest.

01:04:20

I think that people need

01:04:23

to say thank you and for this Because

01:04:26

everyone has a limit, much more he

01:04:28

simply cannot tolerate and remain silent,

01:04:31

you understand that he is a man trampled by people

01:04:34

Russian people normal people

01:04:36

trampled trampled these zones trampled

01:04:40

and here you are talking to the last Russian

01:04:42

citizen of the Russian citizen I

01:04:45

think that

01:04:46

it will all come back from that The Frankenstein

01:04:50

they have assembled in the form of these

01:04:52

army of convicts, criminal murderers, it will all

01:04:57

return to them at

01:04:59

home, apartments on their streets, on their

01:05:02

very

01:05:04

roofs, along with these anti-aircraft

01:05:07

guns, all this will return

01:05:10

in full,

01:05:12

of course, we must think about the fact that

01:05:14

very soon it will be too early or late on the streets of their

01:05:19

peaceful cities while the cities

01:05:23

if not Ukrainian missiles will arrive

01:05:29

sooner or later If yes,

01:05:33

they reached the airport in Engels, then

01:05:36

these same Ukrainian drones can fly to other places.

01:05:40

But the most important thing is that

01:05:43

thousands of people

01:05:47

who

01:05:49

went through this cruel

01:05:53

inhumane

01:05:55

unjust aggressive war will inevitably return

01:05:58

including criminals

01:06:01

who went through the so-called Wagner PMC,

01:06:05

who received an amnesty and pardon there, I don’t

01:06:08

know how, and who returned to their

01:06:12

former profession and Oh, then how little it

01:06:16

will seem dear friends

01:06:20

Well, we must finish

01:06:23

Thank you very much

01:06:26

Ksenia Thank you to everyone who watched us

01:06:31

we leave we remain Yes please like

01:06:34

subscriptions dear friends subscribe

01:06:37

to Kiselev subscribe to me

01:06:40

to Larina Thank you and all the best to you

01:06:45

Despite the fact that times now are

01:06:47

unfortunately not good, but nevertheless

01:06:50

Let's hope for the best Thank you

01:06:53

[music]

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How can I download "❗ЛАРІНА: ЗЕЛЕНСЬКОГО ДОВЕЛИ, Путіна ОБЛАМАЛИ на Банковій, вагнерівці ПІДУТЬ НА МОСКВУ" video to my phone?

You can download a video to your smartphone using the website or the PWA application UDL Lite. It is also possible to send a download link via QR code using the UDL Helper extension.

How can I download an audio track (music) to MP3 "❗ЛАРІНА: ЗЕЛЕНСЬКОГО ДОВЕЛИ, Путіна ОБЛАМАЛИ на Банковій, вагнерівці ПІДУТЬ НА МОСКВУ"?

The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.

How can I save a frame from a video "❗ЛАРІНА: ЗЕЛЕНСЬКОГО ДОВЕЛИ, Путіна ОБЛАМАЛИ на Банковій, вагнерівці ПІДУТЬ НА МОСКВУ"?

This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.

What's the price of all this stuff?

It costs nothing. Our services are absolutely free for all users. There are no PRO subscriptions, no restrictions on the number or maximum length of downloaded videos.