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analyst, columnist for the emidia00:00:06
group, Russia Today00:00:09
Rostislav Ishchenko Rostislav is from a00:00:13
former diplomat, he worked in the00:00:17
administration of one of the previous00:00:19
presidents of Ukraine Rostislav00:00:22
is now in Russia and is engaged in extensive00:00:25
activities,00:00:26
comments and writes articles, he is00:00:30
invited to various programs and he00:00:34
comments on the situation in Ukraine the00:00:35
geopolitical situation in the world So00:00:38
this is my great00:00:41
my great privilege to provide you with00:00:44
Rostislava Ishchenko today00:00:47
Rostislav hello Good afternoon glad00:00:50
to see Thank you also00:00:53
please comment Rostislav00:00:56
What happened in Ukraine in 201400:01:00
American audience we have an00:01:02
information hunger our media has been lying to us00:01:05
already over all these years, but00:01:08
they say that Putin, the Russian aggressor, is to blame for everything00:01:10
and that the Maidan revolution in00:01:15
1914 was all Putin.00:01:18
He created it all. How do you comment How00:01:22
the war happened in Ukraine and what00:01:25
happened in 1414 when the00:01:28
coup d’etat took place, who is00:01:31
behind this was What do you think00:01:33
in Ukraine state natural 1400:01:37
was already the third year The first was the00:01:42
fourth fifth year The00:01:47
second was00:01:49
2007 when Yushchenko dissolved the00:01:52
parliament illegally and dispersed the00:01:55
government00:01:59
and finally 2014 this is the last00:02:02
coup d'etat there was also an00:02:04
attempted00:02:05
coup in 2000-200200:02:09
year, the so-called actions of Ukraine without00:02:12
Kuchma But then the government resisted, this was00:02:15
the only time when the Maidan in Ukraine00:02:17
began, it did not end in anything,00:02:22
in all three cases, the authorities come from00:02:25
people00:02:27
oriented towards the United States,00:02:30
in my opinion, absolutely who is behind this,00:02:34
it is unlikely that Putin strained very hard00:02:36
to bring Americans to power in Ukraine,00:02:40
while it must be said that both Kuchma00:02:45
against whom00:02:48
a coup was organized in 4 years and Yanukovych against whom00:02:53
all three coups were organized and in 4, 5, 700:02:56
and 14 were leaders00:03:00
who declared Europeans00:03:03
about the Western choice, but they proceeded from the00:03:08
need to protect national00:03:10
economic interests of Ukraine00:03:13
They proceeded from the fact that the interests of00:03:16
national business should be00:03:18
protected and that Ukraine has certain00:03:21
state interests that always00:03:23
coincide with the state interests of00:03:26
Germany, and even more so with00:03:29
the state funds of Russia00:03:32
Yanukovych declared a policy of many00:03:34
Vectors when00:03:38
political integration00:03:43
should be considered in parallel with the00:03:45
possibility of00:03:47
economic cooperation with Russia,00:03:51
since the entire Ukrainian economy00:03:54
was essentially tied to the Russian00:03:57
market, it was tied to the Russian00:03:59
economy and without economic00:04:01
cooperation with Russia, Ukraine,00:04:05
so this position, despite the fact that00:04:07
it was more pro-Western in some way00:04:10
Russian and which did not at all00:04:13
satisfy Russia, it more00:04:16
But if00:04:18
we agree to offer00:04:21
conditions for economic cooperation00:04:25
to offer00:04:28
interesting conditions for integration,00:04:41
then the united ones were simply replaced00:04:45
replaced in Ukraine, the government removed the00:04:49
nascent nationality from power and will00:04:53
bring ordinary people to power00:04:57
will exist Ukraine will not00:05:00
exist what Ukraine will be like because the00:05:09
implementation of the instructions is00:05:17
why the00:05:19
American governments are finishing 14 years the00:05:23
fact that the American press00:05:26
is starting to write about terrible corruption in Ukraine, the00:05:38
principle is parent as much as you like. The main thing is00:05:41
that you carry out anti-Russian and00:05:44
now the United States knows very well00:05:45
that the cover-up policy of the Ukrainian00:05:48
Generals,00:05:50
American aid, financial aid is being00:05:52
stolen, details00:06:02
have been stated as their goals, they have officially declared the00:06:04
goal as the destruction of the Russian00:06:06
state, they00:06:08
have chosen as a method of destruction00:06:14
which should be carried out by anyone now,00:06:18
at least Ukraine will end.00:06:21
Ukraine will have to find someone00:06:22
else, for example, to00:06:25
supply Poland with weapons. It is00:06:28
clear that politicians who00:06:31
understand the conditions00:06:35
practically attach the interests of their00:06:36
own state, who make00:06:39
Ukraine into mechanisms of American00:06:41
influence on Russia, who destroy00:06:44
Ukraine, the actual state00:06:47
of the American interests in order to00:06:49
simply annoy in some way create00:06:51
difficulties for Russia, it is clear that they00:06:54
will not do all this for free and they00:06:57
look at the theft of American00:07:00
aid as compensation for the00:07:10
country, a00:07:12
virtually00:07:14
totalitarian government is being created00:07:17
Zelensky closed almost all00:07:20
opposition parties with the 6th or 7th party00:07:23
banned for00:07:25
21 years he is the00:07:29
opposition press, the opposition media00:07:31
means that if it works in the00:07:35
information space00:07:36
of the opposition, then it works from00:07:39
abroad, such as the00:07:41
weekly country ua, which can hardly be00:07:44
called pro-Russian, since the00:07:47
position of00:07:48
Ukrainian interests is how they00:07:51
understand it, they defend the Ukrainian position00:07:53
in this set, but since they are00:07:56
critical of Zelensky00:07:58
accordingly, a significant part of their00:08:01
editorial staff, editors-in-chief, their00:08:04
less visible journalists are already00:08:07
abroad, being on00:08:10
Ukrainian territory is simply dangerous information for them,00:08:17
one hundred percent classic about the00:08:19
American Latin American00:08:21
dictatorship, only transferred to the00:08:24
European Continent and instead of00:08:27
drug trafficking, the main source of their00:08:31
profit is the war against Russia in00:08:35
2014 was done with Ukraine.00:08:38
By the way, I don’t even think that this00:08:41
ultimately corresponds to the interests of the00:08:43
United States as a state. This00:08:45
corresponds to the interests of certain groups of00:08:49
American politicians who will actually00:08:51
go bankrupt by China’s intimidation of00:08:53
Americans;00:08:55
they need soldiers against Russia, Ukraine,00:09:00
Chinese Taiwan, and so on in order to00:09:03
demonstrate the supposedly terrible00:09:06
aggressive entities that, being on the00:09:08
other side of the planet, somehow00:09:10
threaten the United States not so00:09:13
that people simply do not ask Why the00:09:16
United States has sharply worsened00:09:19
over the past 22 decades Why have people00:09:24
become much worse00:09:27
in Russia00:09:29
much better00:09:31
in Russia the dynamics of development positive00:09:36
standard of living is constantly growing Even00:09:38
despite the fact that in recent years, over the00:09:41
last decade, Russia00:09:43
has practically been in a state of undeclared00:09:46
war with the West, which the United00:09:49
States has not formally declared. Well,00:09:52
de facto,00:09:53
their economic pressure is their financial00:09:57
pressure, which they are not trying to exert00:09:58
on Russia, and their attempts to constantly00:10:03
organize on Russian borders a00:10:05
hot spot like the Ukrainians00:10:08
unleash military conflicts with the participation of00:10:11
Russia00:10:16
and it requires the expenditure of quite00:10:19
serious resources; this does not interfere with the00:10:21
internal economic political and00:10:23
financial stability in Russia and00:10:24
its further progressive development;00:10:26
it slows down this development but does not interfere00:10:29
so that people do not00:10:33
wonder why the United States is where00:10:35
everything was so good it’s becoming so bad it’s00:10:38
becoming good we need scarecrows00:10:44
will distract the population’s attention from00:10:46
the bankruptcy of virtually00:10:51
democratic politicians who00:10:53
represent the Clinton group00:10:59
positive proposals positive00:11:01
agenda for Americans00:11:08
this is the lack of internal capabilities00:11:09
covered by external ones00:11:13
Rostislav How long do you think This war00:11:16
will continue And what do you think00:11:19
Poland and Germany still decide to00:11:23
somehow participate on the ground00:11:27
and send their troops to Brussels. In my opinion, a00:11:32
NATO convention is meeting next week and they said that they00:11:35
will discuss00:11:37
some kind of plan on how to wage a big war using some00:11:43
other methods, what is it somehow,00:11:48
that is, there is some kind of coalition or something00:11:51
outside that is what they want. That is, they have00:11:53
some kind of serious preparation there.00:11:56
How long do you think this war will take and00:11:59
what is the role of Germany and Poland in this in this00:12:03
war00:12:04
this is not the last00:12:06
not the least00:12:08
important thing is whether Poland will no longer have to00:12:12
enter into open confrontation with00:12:15
Russia and has a specific00:12:18
goal;00:12:20
historical problems and problems of00:12:22
current political concepts;00:12:25
security concepts that00:12:27
imply hostile relations towards00:12:29
Russia;00:12:30
Poland has historical claims to00:12:33
part of the Ukrainian territories, in particular00:12:35
in the territory of Western Ukraine;00:12:38
all these claims are bigger and I would like,00:12:41
perhaps I could now try to00:12:44
implement it,00:12:47
fears a direct military clash00:12:50
with Russia because the united state00:12:52
has outlined its position, it00:12:55
will definitely fight with Russia as00:12:58
Poland and not as a NATO country will not fight, which00:13:02
means and the Poles understand perfectly well that00:13:05
a clash with Russia one on one sooner00:13:09
or later leads them to a00:13:11
military-political catastrophe.00:13:13
Poland is now reforming its army,00:13:16
trying to strengthen it by about two times,00:13:18
but this process is quite long and00:13:21
increasing the numerical strength and rearmament of the00:13:24
army, it will not end tomorrow, not00:13:26
the day after tomorrow, and even after this is00:13:29
over All the same, the Polish army00:13:30
will be significantly inferior to the Russian army in00:13:33
everything00:13:35
that concerns the rest of00:13:37
Western Europe. The00:13:40
selfish policy of the United States00:13:43
played a cruel joke on NATO’s capabilities.00:13:45
When in the mid-90s the question was decided:00:13:48
If NATO is necessary for its existence,00:13:51
shouldn’t it be replaced by some kind of00:13:54
European security structure in00:13:57
general? a pan-European one which00:13:59
would be all of Europe, including the eastern ones. Perhaps00:14:00
even Russia. Then the United States,00:14:03
which assumed that having thus00:14:05
lost its military influence in00:14:08
Europe, they would also lose political00:14:10
influence, they proposed a form of NATO00:14:13
that theoretically saved the00:14:15
Europeans a large amount of money, they00:14:18
proposed a form of NATO in according to00:14:20
which the United States was responsible for the00:14:22
entire team so that the00:14:24
structure was provided00:14:27
and the European countries accepted the concept of00:14:30
specialization and began to build00:14:33
their emotional armies in00:14:37
the economy, they reduced non-core00:14:41
divisions, they significantly00:14:43
reduced the number of technical troops, they00:14:45
significantly reduced the funds00:14:47
allocated for the maintenance of national00:14:50
armies,00:14:51
thus we were given an actual00:14:54
military dependence on the United00:14:56
States, that is, after the reform00:14:58
was carried out, although it was not00:15:01
complete and not as it was initially00:15:02
presented There and so on. But00:15:04
after these measures were carried out, the00:15:07
European armies were not all together, not00:15:09
each separately, without the United00:15:11
States, nothing doesn’t represent itself,00:15:13
so now it’s very difficult for an American to00:15:16
force Europe to fight without the United00:15:19
States00:15:21
because the Europeans understand perfectly well00:15:24
that they don’t have enough weapons,00:15:28
which are half the sky and are not ready00:15:31
for combat, they need to00:15:34
be brought to their senses in another couple of years, they don’t have00:15:37
enough consumables there are00:15:38
literally no materials in the warehouses of00:15:40
missiles, shells, etc., for waging a00:15:43
long war, according to the American00:15:46
military, which was given in 21, the00:15:52
only European army that00:15:54
could seriously resist Russia at that time00:15:57
was the00:15:58
French army, believed the American00:16:01
But in any00:16:07
conflict, the French army will be able to00:16:10
hold out for about a month and a half00:16:11
after which the consumables will run out,00:16:14
it will not be able to simply continue to fight00:16:19
in Ukraine; the modern conflict is00:16:22
much more intense and requires a00:16:24
much larger amount of00:16:26
consumables and, accordingly, not00:16:29
a month and a half. But it’s good if00:16:31
even the most basic European army can hold out for three weeks,00:16:34
after which we’ll talk about this00:16:36
again This is what the Europeans are now saying,00:16:39
we already had few weapons, and now we have00:16:44
given most of what was ready to Ukraine and essentially have00:16:47
nothing to fight with, so when the Americans are trying to00:16:50
organize a pan-European war against Russia in place of the00:16:53
Russian Ukrainian conflict, the00:16:58
Europeans can’t understand why they will00:17:00
fight in this case,00:17:04
we only agree Let's00:17:08
not want to join you because this is a war of00:17:11
dual-nuclear powers00:17:13
and for the United States, even if this00:17:17
war does not go beyond the00:17:19
constitutional limits, even if00:17:21
nuclear weapons are not used for the00:17:24
United States to fight a war distant00:17:26
from its own lands territories with a00:17:28
state army not inferior to the00:17:30
American00:17:32
allies who seriously cannot00:17:34
support the United States and which are00:17:36
not all and not always reliable00:17:38
with the need00:17:40
[music]00:17:42
extended logistics chains both00:17:45
for the delivery of weapons, the search for equipment00:17:47
and for servicing all this is00:17:51
extremely costly and cannot00:17:55
therefore Americans don’t want to wage a00:17:57
non-nuclear unconventional war with Russia.00:18:00
They want someone to fight. The00:18:02
United States was going to do this,00:18:04
dividends would be withdrawn.00:18:08
So, in principle, they would convince00:18:11
the Europeans to fight instead of them; they00:18:13
have succeeded in this more than once; I repeat,00:18:15
as a result of reforms initiated by the Americans in the00:18:19
military sphere including in NATO00:18:22
in the 90s, Europeans ask What are00:18:25
we going to fight with? But now00:18:29
British military retirees say Yes,00:18:32
in the early 90s there was an00:18:34
80,000-strong British Roman army in the arena,00:18:37
but now in all of Britain there are not so00:18:40
many military personnel who00:18:42
which could be sent to war00:18:46
the amount of equipment the Bundesler was a powerful00:18:49
army that could at any moment00:18:51
field several corps of 400 thousand00:18:54
bayonets supported by more than a thousand00:18:57
tanks,00:18:58
now at best it can field00:19:01
200 battle tanks or 250 And only00:19:06
then will it be able to assemble even though if there were 15000:19:09
thousand soldiers, this is a huge secret.00:19:12
Nobody knows, maybe it can, or maybe00:19:14
not, that is,00:19:16
not people, not equipment, not00:19:19
consumables, and when the United States is00:19:23
now trying to solve this issue and trying to00:19:28
restart work on the industrial00:19:31
complex both at home and in Europe, then we are talking00:19:34
about the fact that00:19:36
America00:19:38
can happen00:19:45
on the front line per day, they00:19:51
can produce such a number of shells only in the best case in00:19:54
25-26. This is in the best case, but this is00:19:58
necessary00:20:03
now; we need to replenish the tab in the00:20:06
warehouses of consumables; create00:20:08
new reserves.00:20:11
to wage a war, then it must00:20:13
ensure the conduct of this war from wheels,00:20:15
that is, the same amount of shells must be produced per day00:20:16
as are expended,00:20:18
preferably even more,00:20:20
so far there are no such military capabilities, I00:20:24
repeat in the United States they are00:20:28
not going to fight And how many00:20:31
European countries will be00:20:33
destroyed and crippled how many00:20:35
European countries00:20:40
conflicts of this kind will go bankrupt economically, by and large, anyway.00:20:42
Therefore, they are now trying to organize a00:20:45
big European war on the principle that00:20:48
Europe will resist Russia for two and a half years,00:20:52
and during this time00:20:54
Russia will incur economic costs;00:20:56
Russia will incur some serious losses in people,00:20:58
which means Russia will suffer financial00:21:01
losses. - then, and accordingly, the00:21:03
United States will have a better00:21:05
negotiating position in order to00:21:07
defend its interests within the framework of00:21:10
concluding some new new00:21:13
global deal because the Americans are00:21:15
now saying We agree, ready only00:21:20
their position includes a compromise The00:21:22
United States comes and says00:21:24
this is our position yes If you want, we00:21:27
can agree on the basis of this position,00:21:28
but this position means00:21:30
Just let you surrender to us00:21:33
Ultimatum Ultimatum Just let you00:21:36
surrender to us literally means00:21:38
no one is going to do this because00:21:40
a long time ago Russia China00:21:43
feels strong enough to00:21:44
resist America Like on the field battles in00:21:46
such financial economic sphere00:21:48
if they don’t understand this is the problem of the States, but00:21:52
this is not the Kremlin’s problem. This is not Beijing’s problem.00:21:56
We have no opportunity to reach an agreement yet. The00:21:59
official position of the00:22:02
United States is that the United00:22:05
States forced Europe. It is the00:22:08
West that must maintain victory over Russia00:22:11
on the battlefield,00:22:14
of course, but in general - So far00:22:16
they are doing very poorly00:22:18
in maintaining answers to the battle over Russia and00:22:21
I think that things will get even worse in the future00:22:24
Rostislav How many years do you think This will all00:22:27
take if NATO tries to00:22:30
somehow bring Germany and00:22:32
Poland into the territory of Ukraine and will00:22:36
Russia finish? whereas the Second World War in00:22:39
Berlin and Poland it seems00:22:43
that everything is heading towards history00:22:45
repeating itself. How many years do you think00:22:48
this could take because you are right,00:22:51
none00:22:54
of the parties have any negotiating ability because no one is00:22:57
ready for any compromises00:23:01
Naturally, Russia is not happy with what00:23:03
is happening in Ukraine and it doesn’t want00:23:06
Ukraine to become a NATO country.00:23:08
It wouldn’t suit America if00:23:11
Russia00:23:12
decided to put its missiles in Mexico,00:23:15
remember the Cuban crisis of ’64 and suddenly00:23:20
Russia has to agree with Ukraine in00:23:22
NATO and NATO missiles right on the Russian00:23:25
border of Russia, this naturally does not00:23:28
fit under00:23:30
any circumstances, but if NATO and our00:23:34
Biden are going to fight with Russia and00:23:38
also involve Germany and Poland and00:23:41
increase the capabilities of NATO00:23:44
How many years do you think this will all take and what00:23:48
will happen to Germany Poland, if they enter00:23:50
there, will Russia end up on the borders of these00:23:53
countries if they00:23:55
leave another question because if the Poles00:24:00
enter Ukraine00:24:02
uncompromisingly intending to fight with00:24:04
Russia,00:24:06
then the situation will become very close to a general00:24:10
European war and it will get00:24:12
out of control, then politicians will be00:24:15
hostages of the situation itself I'm trying The00:24:17
United States and NATO cannot00:24:19
allow the defeat of a NATO country by direct00:24:21
confrontation with Russia, even if00:24:24
they,00:24:26
well, Russia is going to.00:24:31
Therefore, we have a00:24:34
two-stage model that at the first00:24:36
stage leads very quickly to the danger of a00:24:39
pan-European war and at the second stage00:24:42
leads to the danger of a nuclear00:24:43
clash because within the framework of a common00:24:46
European war it is very easy to be tempted by the00:24:50
losing side or the side00:24:52
that does not feel00:24:54
confident enough to use tactical nuclear weapons at the beginning, then00:24:56
the man is00:24:58
not far from exchanging strategic00:25:00
blows,00:25:01
therefore this is generally a very dangerous00:25:04
scenario, not because this war can00:25:05
last a long time although it can00:25:07
last a long time even if it is not00:25:09
applied, namely because this is the00:25:12
last step within the framework of regulation; they00:25:19
simply cannot take a step back00:25:23
and are forced to raise the stakes,00:25:26
including, first of all, a thought to00:25:27
Western politicians who cannot00:25:30
reach the compromise that would00:25:33
acceptable for them, let’s say there a year and a half00:25:35
ago theoretically. They went too far00:25:38
in confrontation. They went too far00:25:40
in promises to defeat Russia and they00:25:43
went too far in the sacrifices that00:25:45
Western societies have already made in00:25:48
order to defeat Russia. Now it is necessary to00:25:50
explain why the German economy was destroyed.00:25:52
Why is the00:25:53
economy of Europe being destroyed if it was possible to reach an00:25:56
agreement completely calmly,00:25:57
so now the stakes are too high00:26:01
to easily reach00:26:03
an agreement and the crisis is moving into an00:26:05
uncontrollable stage if in Ukraine00:26:08
Russia directly collides00:26:11
with at least one state,00:26:13
almost inevitably I say almost Because there00:26:17
is always tolerance for a small00:26:20
the likelihood of a miracle, it is almost inevitable that00:26:22
other states will enter this conflict, and00:26:24
this may not be all of them, but00:26:26
significant parts of them,00:26:28
so the crisis immediately outgrows a00:26:31
pan-European war, if the United00:26:34
States is now having a00:26:36
morally and politically difficult time, it is difficult to lose00:26:38
the war in Ukraine which they are somehow00:26:40
involved in, then It00:26:43
will be even more difficult for them to lose a00:26:46
pan-European war; the loss00:26:48
of the Americans to a pan-European war will equip the00:26:52
ousting of the United States from Europe.00:26:54
Not because Russia will even drive them out there,00:26:57
but simply because the Europeans00:27:00
will not need an ally who poisoned their00:27:02
war and allowed this war to be lost.00:27:04
Therefore, in the event of the start of a European war, the00:27:08
United States The States will find themselves in even more00:27:13
cramped conditions,00:27:16
it will be even more important than it is now, it is even more00:27:19
necessary than it is needed now, accordingly,00:27:22
and any price includes00:27:25
nuclear Blackmail from nuclear blackmail is not00:27:28
so far from the actual nuclear strike, and a00:27:30
nuclear strike always implies a00:27:32
retaliatory strike, and then00:27:35
it can be progressively very quickly it is possible within 24 hours of the00:27:37
week, within a month, you can go from00:27:41
exchanging small tactical00:27:43
strategic nuclear weapons, so all this is00:27:46
very dangerous. Not because the war can00:27:49
last for many years, it can00:27:51
last for many years, it means precisely00:27:53
because it can be very short00:27:56
but very destructive after which00:27:57
humanity It remains to be seen whether civilizations will be assembled00:28:00
on earth00:28:03
if00:28:07
Ukraine joins more. Honestly, I don’t00:28:12
think it can be avoided at all00:28:13
because more is also quite00:28:16
limited in its capabilities and it’s just00:28:22
difficult for Galicia for the Polish government.00:28:26
Therefore, if Ukraine’s accession00:28:29
occurs within the framework of some kind of00:28:31
compromise with Russia00:28:34
an agreement with Russia, even if it00:28:37
is temporary, is an agreement. Even if00:28:39
it is an incomplete agreement, in00:28:42
this case the conflict can be avoided, at00:28:45
least the conflict can be postponed00:28:46
and then we can try to avoid it00:28:49
altogether, try to look for a negotiated00:28:51
compromise, then we will have a gap in00:28:54
time, first of all- secondly, then we will00:28:56
lower the bar of confrontation, the00:28:58
hot war in Ukraine will disappear, there is no longer a00:29:03
war, but with everyone else, after all,00:29:05
he is negotiating,00:29:07
then there is a chance to jump out of this00:29:12
bad sequence that is00:29:14
driving us into an increasingly harsh00:29:16
confrontation00:29:20
that only brings00:29:23
additional costs to everyone and which00:29:25
ultimately will not lead anyone to00:29:28
victory because the00:29:31
nuclear powers are a00:29:33
draw, since the nuclear powers and00:29:36
Russia, the middle States and China always have00:29:38
the last nuclear argument, which00:29:41
simply erases humanity00:29:44
from the map of the planet like an eraser, which means a00:29:47
general draw arises which does not00:29:49
suit anyone, but in any case00:29:53
allows the00:29:55
loser to escape defeats00:29:58
Rostislav I know that you are limited in00:30:02
time, too. Therefore, the last question00:30:05
I hope is not the last at all, I hope00:30:08
you and I will repeat this another time00:30:10
Zelensky, he is going to run00:30:13
in 24, in my opinion, he said that he00:30:17
will be for one term and the question is also00:30:20
about Zelensky that happened to him. When he00:30:23
was running for office, he talked about the00:30:25
need to stop the war in Donbass, that00:30:29
Ukraine had been for many years before he was00:30:32
elected president, Ukraine had bombed00:30:36
Eastern Ukraine, the Donbass region, and he00:30:40
was like, that’s all, the war needs to be00:30:43
stopped and the Russian language. I don’t ban00:30:46
I will do this And suddenly such a turn and he00:30:49
turned into a nationalist he00:30:51
turned into dictators prohibits the00:30:53
Russian language prohibits the church prohibits00:30:57
the opposition and if the channel and television00:31:00
Media are independent Media what happened to him00:31:03
And as you see in 2400:31:06
Will he run for office again he said00:31:08
that he it seems like only for one term. What is00:31:11
your opinion on this matter?00:31:13
Regarding what he said there, the00:31:18
meaning of the statement was not entirely clear, that is,00:31:21
whether he is a president for one term, or whether he00:31:24
was going to solve the problems that00:31:28
Ukraine faces within one term,00:31:29
but this does not mean he will not be00:31:31
balanced for a second term, this is actually00:31:33
not so important because in Ukraine any00:31:35
president will be balanced for a00:31:37
second term of any kind because in00:31:42
his actions he has only one chance, one00:31:47
opportunity to avoid criminal00:31:50
prosecution is to remain in power00:31:52
for life, no one else has this it didn’t work out, but00:31:57
at least everyone00:31:59
was striving for this. Well, besides, when the00:32:02
president essentially heads00:32:06
one of the00:32:09
semi-mafia structures that00:32:12
control all states in terms of corruption,00:32:15
then he is responsible00:32:16
to the structure. That is, his00:32:19
own employees will not let him just00:32:22
take because if he just leaves and00:32:26
where then they will have another team and they will no00:32:29
longer rob they will not rob them they will be00:32:34
imprisoned in Ukraine they are not always imprisoned very00:32:39
often they take away the loot what00:32:41
is happening Just a redistribution of00:32:43
new leaders00:32:52
will certainly be as00:32:54
for why Zelensky Yeah00:32:58
looks one way or another but firstly,00:33:01
the ecumenical one did not promise anything that00:33:03
Zelensky is credited with him, very00:33:06
abstract, extensible promises that00:33:09
allowed everyone to00:33:11
see in this what he wanted to see, those00:33:15
who wanted peace and normal00:33:17
relations with Russia heard that00:33:19
Zelensky said that00:33:21
peace could be concluded there instantly, the main thing is only00:33:22
stop shooting those who wanted Victory00:33:25
in the Donbass heard that Zelensky on00:33:29
Ukrainian terms,00:33:30
Ukrainian conditions are Victory in the Donbass, the00:33:34
defeat of the00:33:36
people's militia of the DPR LPR is a way out at00:33:40
the border, and so on. These were00:33:41
Ukrainian conditions,00:33:42
so00:33:46
Zelensky's election campaign was00:33:49
built quite competently from the00:33:52
point of view that it is00:33:56
so00:33:59
vague that a significant part of00:34:02
the population, even people of opposite00:34:04
views, believed that Zelensky promises00:34:06
exactly what they want to implement.00:34:11
I said that Ukraine is very similar to the00:34:14
American dictatorship of the last00:34:17
third of the 20th century, with its own characteristics, of course.00:34:21
I think that there were no such00:34:24
stupid, cruel and corrupt dictatorships00:34:27
even Latin America00:34:30
And as you remember, in principle, the United00:34:34
States, which control00:34:36
Latin America, which00:34:38
absolutely did not give a damn, a politician comes to power00:34:40
under left-wing slogans from right-wing00:34:43
slogans, whatever slogans the main00:34:45
thing is that he follows the instructions of the00:34:47
United States,00:34:49
he can be right, but if he tries to00:34:52
defend national interests, then he00:34:55
they will expel or kill00:34:58
But if he cooperates with the United00:35:01
States, he will be considered a democrat, and00:35:04
so on. And if he does not join the United00:35:06
States, he will be considered a Marxist00:35:09
revolutionary, which means an enemy of civilization,00:35:11
and so on, in Ukraine it’s about the same00:35:14
thing now, the United States did not00:35:16
carry out00:35:18
coups d’etat and they took control of the country00:35:19
so that some Zelensky could decide something there,00:35:23
he can simply relay instructions00:35:25
from Washington. He can00:35:28
interpret in some way. But even00:35:30
Poroshenko, who interpreted too freely00:35:31
and who were not00:35:34
drawn into the war like him, was not pushed by the00:35:37
United States Poroshenko,00:35:39
unlike Zelensky, did not start a war with Russia00:35:41
and Poroshenko did not allow the United States to00:35:44
appoint his own man Yatsenyuk to the post of prime minister,00:35:47
he knocked him out of this position00:35:49
and further did not allow any00:35:52
American literature to be promoted to this position,00:35:54
so even Poroshenko I don’t know what’s going on in00:35:56
general pursued American policies00:35:58
and was not friends with Russia. This means that even the00:36:02
Americans did not allow him to be re-elected to a00:36:03
second term. Because they needed to00:36:05
manage even more a person, a00:36:11
completely controllable person without00:36:14
any experience in politics, but00:36:17
with gigantic ambitions. Therefore, he was00:36:20
simply given Bonaparte's cocked hat and00:36:23
said you will be the winner of Russia, we will00:36:25
help you. I00:36:27
gladly went to win Russia00:36:30
in the hope that the Westerner will save and00:36:33
help then now I will have to too, this is00:36:36
happening because you see that00:36:38
Western help comes late at00:36:40
the wrong time,00:36:41
small ones, does not solve the problems of Ukraine,00:36:45
drives new new problems and even00:36:49
a person is not very good at the00:36:55
dynamics of the development of the situation, what00:36:57
to calculate not only what it will be like when00:37:01
approximately it will come,00:37:03
you understand now the question is the00:37:06
Ukrainian state and00:37:11
if it has time, then where and how will they receive him there00:37:14
after he runs away00:37:16
or does this naturally not inspire him00:37:19
to be00:37:22
interested? inspired to00:37:25
do new things00:37:27
Thank you Rostislav Thank you00:37:30
very much for taking00:37:31
part in this discussion today I hope we will00:37:34
do this again of course with pleasure00:37:36
I hope that you can send me a link to this00:37:39
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