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fault, I clicked like and is the quality

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normal? The quality of the picture, the

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quality is wonderful, it’s just a really

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wonderful picture, and in my opinion we’re already

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on the air, if I’m not mistaken, we’re here,

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sorry gentlemen, there were problems with the

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launch stream, so we

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're a little late, but as I understand it, yes, we're on the air,

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this is Yulia Latynina, this is Mikhail Podolyak,

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please this TV ten subscribe

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6 and like and Mikhail I can't help but

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start with where we left off

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last week because I I don’t know

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if you know, they even showed you and me

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on the first channel of Russian

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television, it was you and they were talking

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about the President’s course about Po and

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Mikhail, we are here, and

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they said that the

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commission of bogatyr

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advisers to President Zelensky has not yet said anything to

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express doubts about what exactly will she

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say and really you

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were staring at the water they wrote 50 pages of reports

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about how there is war in Ukraine and

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it turns out there is someone at the Zaporozhye

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nuclear

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power plant and can I just ask right away

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I heard that the IAEA commission

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arriving at this power plant was supposed

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to demand its demilitarization and

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declare who is actually

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firing at whom and without giving any other

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gross did not do whether this is true or not,

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of course it is true, the

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international community is trying to

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pretend that, in principle, the very fact of the

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IAEA commission’s trip to for with under the auspices of the game

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itself is already significant and how -that allowed

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us to advance somewhere there, in

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fact, it looks very strange

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because both the report and the briefing gross and the

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corresponding comments around it

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and today’s proposal, today

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about the beginning of the only sentence it

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sounds as follows, not so that we

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understand the absurdities you compared by the way

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Grosse with the history of Tagliavini, but it doesn’t seem

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that this will be absolutely the same, only it

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will end a little differently, I hope that

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Grosse today proposed a simply

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phenomenal proposal: that the two

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sides, Ukraine and Russia, agree not to

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shell the object and that’s all, this is the

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key proposal from the IAEA, that is, the

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mouse before that Of course, we couldn’t

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sit down at the negotiating table, we’re not

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at war, that is, Russia very much

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abides by the rules of war,

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of course, and Russia is interested in ensuring

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that there are no excesses during the race,

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this is what we should understand, in fact,

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of course, the situation is deplorable from the point of

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view influence of international institutions,

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we understand that the IAEA has a

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lot of employees with Russian

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citizenship, they actively influence the general

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position of the IAEA and, in general, the reaction of

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this or that international institution

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to the situation in Ukraine, but still,

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really, before Grosse

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ended up in the energy dar with it was

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said that it makes sense, it makes sense

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to state only two things: 1

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demilitarization of 10 15 kilometers, the

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corresponding withdrawal of troops of the Russian

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Federation and if necessary there can

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be peacekeepers there, no matter under the auspices of which

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3 countries or under the auspices of an

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international institution called

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it which will ensure the full-fledged work of a

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full-fledged engineering

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engineering team of the station, that’s all,

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all this was naturally not done, but

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maybe I, as a person, have not been brought up from

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the past and these freaks don’t understand that they are

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thereby

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radically increasing the risks of nuclear

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disasters because Putin is now

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rubbing his hands and thinking that he will

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get away with everything and what if this catastrophe

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will happen note come on, this will be written

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on the one hand, on the other hand

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you raise such a let’s say

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global philosophical question, this is

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a question of impunity impunity in

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global politics, that is, you can

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have some kind of status in this case of this

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machine the status of a

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secretary gt the

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head of the IAEA but at the same time, you do not

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bear any responsibility and

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of course if some kind of excess

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happens, then Grosse will say

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that he has nothing to do with it because he

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had very clearly written

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recommendations on the fiftieth page for the two

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sides to agree not to fight, but this is

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nonsense, that is, some kind of The goal of the

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Russian Federation, which is seizing the

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object, is of course present and

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of course the Russian Federation is not

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going to, I between the political

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leadership in making this decision is not

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going to abandon this

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decision and the essence, as I understand it today, is the

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essence of finding the Russian search for

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this is exactly this big a large-scale

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information game, that is, they will

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constantly shell this object somehow,

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then it will appear in

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the mass media that this is indeed a

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risky risky scenario, we need to look for

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solutions, we need to talk with Russia,

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again, that is, this will be a constant

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long-term story, besides,

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Mr. gasoline will be periodically

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come out within the framework of the Security Council

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as a permanent member and demand the

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immediate convening of a meeting of the

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Security Council in order to

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tell in which we demand not

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to fire, but from well, that is, it will be

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such a long one, as I understand it, the first

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scenario did not work to transfer

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electricity to the Crimea in full to

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that is, to take away the objects

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so that the power supply is

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much more plentiful. The second scenario

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is direct blackmail, like if something does

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n’t go our way, we’ll somehow blow everything up.

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This also didn’t work, and now the third

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third scenario is playing this big one. an

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information game in order to

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draw people like Grosse into it who will

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talk, but still, probably the strain is not

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so clear, there are two sides,

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let them somehow agree with each other,

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let's all ask these two sides to

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sit down at the negotiating table,

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that is, not through the window, not through the door and

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then through the window not through the window there through the

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balcony and so on and the main thing is to enter into

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these negotiations through grain now through by

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the way regarding grain we also have

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certain collisions now through

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nuclear energy and so on, but

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actually do I understand correctly that

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now it turns out that Grosse came

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only for this purpose, but this is how Berlusconi

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called to encourage the two sides to sit down

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at the negotiating table, well, for example, I personally

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am inclined to believe this because

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based on the volume of his recommendations and I

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will say so delicately from the volume of

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actions, that is, they are literally there

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spent two hours from that volume of information

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from the 50 page report, there is essentially

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no actual,

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well, let’s say digital engineering

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information, there are quite general words,

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streamlined words, and so on, that is, there

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was no point in leaving some

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mission employees there, like they stayed there

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for two additional three days to

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carry out some additional measurements, so based on the whole logic of

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the visit, from all the statements and finally

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the report, I have the feeling that the

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IAEA has really taken such a soft pro-Russian

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position, but not specifically pro-Russian,

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but soft pro-Russian in concept, and

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let’s all- somehow to sit down at the negotiating table,

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I emphasize once again we have grain, we

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now have an additional

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negotiating table and we have constant

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demands for certain subjects of the

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second freshness before sitting down at the

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negotiating table, that is, this is Russia’s strategy,

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it is absolutely it’s clear and it seems to me that

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Magate played it absolutely openly,

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considering that everyone else wouldn’t

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quite understand it, it’s very de mikko,

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the main thing is to look, but nevertheless,

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well, to be honest, I didn’t

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get to this point because it turned out to be this

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bureaucratic post of depravity, but

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now that you are they said, I

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really understand that yes, this is direct

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pressure on Ukraine, like when

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macron eat waltz came from the same

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series, yes yes, this is certainly exactly what it

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looks like, so you can read it and

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undoubtedly it just seems to me that

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these are all gentlemen who belong to the

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moderate wing let's say such a global

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policy, and the moderate wing means the

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wing inclined to real politics,

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since Krell is a politician, yes, that is, as

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they liked to call it, that is, this

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whole wing still believes that there

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is some kind of provincial war with

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Russia, and this a serious country that

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needs to be taken into account sometimes you need to play along with

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it, well, it’s not Russia as Russia, but the

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political leadership of Russia, yes, but

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there is some kind of Ukraine, a rather

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primitive country, it probably doesn’t

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calculate the price of what we are doing and

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so on, and this is what they

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really mean They seriously believe

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that they have carried out an extremely ingenious

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plan in order to include this topic

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as one of the elements of a

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mandatory possible negotiation

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process, and this, by the way, very

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poorly characterizes, again, I have

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already spoken about this more than once, the quality of

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modern analytical thought,

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including in Europe and including in

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rootless institutions,

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but the quality of the modern world

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supranational bureaucracy

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characterizes society in an exhaustive

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way, just like all the others, he and

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that is, it was all such a spectacle, and

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we thought that Putin would now be afraid of the

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Grosse Maga with his body, even these shellings were carried out

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in order to prevent him to the station

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and he actually arrived and excuse me, he [ __ ] it,

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everything looked like it was staged, you were

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simply amazing until the shelling was

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on the exact routes three days before,

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at the moment when they were moving, this is

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very strict, we don’t let this through at the checkpoint, we do

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n’t give permission at the entry of

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the mission, and at the same time, in parallel, a

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large group of delegations of journalists arrive from Russian territory,

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well, in

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order to record the fact of this

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commission’s work, Russian journalists,

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first of all, and accredited

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foreign journalists in Moscow, and so

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on, as soon as the

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commission itself and shelling begin to get there

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stops absolutely safe,

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it turns out you can be at the station,

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these journalists feel safe there,

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they were like this with this

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specific subject, writhing, ida with an

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interesting biography, who of

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course have a very close relationship with nuclear

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physics, so they were like him, he showed

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how missiles unfold in the air and,

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accordingly, not they showed

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chemical protection vehicles, yes, that is, there are

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troops there, of course, it’s true that Mr.

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Putin on wi-fi for some reason said that

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this was a conversation for which

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they provide security, well, that is, and equally

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a conversation about where he took part in

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hostilities, this is an element of the

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invading army itself, therefore

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Thus, Putin himself confirmed the presence of

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absolutely specific military units at the

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facility, after this follower there

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followed a very strange several

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briefings of his where he said we will now

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tell you something here and after that you saw

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this report, a brilliant report on your

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ideal empty space and finally

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proposals, well -sit down and

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agree that

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you will no longer fight around the nuclear power plant, but at the same time, you

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understand, we then say maybe

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and could, but then the question is what,

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then you don’t fight, but the Russian army will remain at the nuclear power plant,

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that’s right, that is,

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the same logic crushed him in the

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proposal, that’s all, and to be

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honest, it’s surprising that Grosse

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couldn’t insist on taking him with

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him, he was tuned in to journalists, that is, from the

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very beginning there was something, it somehow

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smelled bad, what will you do next?

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I think it’s easier for him to go and she wasn’t going to

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stage, I think he played

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his beautifully veiled stage role,

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ritually met in Kiev,

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including the president of our given

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present, Zelensky, after that he performed

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everything ritually, again, yes, we are concerned,

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we are going very difficult, they created

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this illusion, not at all complicated traveling

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under fire there and then it is not clear who is

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shooting, of course, well, it is not clear

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who is shooting, and so on, if shells

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are flying from the occupied

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territories, it is also of course not clear who is

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shooting, and so on, then you

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remember then these fantastic

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statements that at the moment the commission moved

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there international suddenly

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Ukraine was going to parachute right

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along the road of the

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research commission and capture the city of

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Energodar with 60

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paratroopers, but I don’t even know what to

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call them water paratroopers, that is, a very

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strange story that for a very long time

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the Ministry of Defense mentioned there several times

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even showed some strange footage of

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someone being killed there - and so on, and

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accordingly, the grosser arrived under

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this component, fulfilled these ritual

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words, and finally the main

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substantive part, as far as I understand

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now, is precisely the call for a negotiation

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process within the framework of, in this case, the

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fate of critically dangerous objects,

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so that further with the station, completing this

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topic,

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the station will be in the same

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deplorable state as now Russia

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will periodically shell it to

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create news occasions, I

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hope they will already understand

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that they need to shell a little without

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trying to get into production

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premises of one or another, the turbine room and, at a

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minimum, or into the storage nuclear waste

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is the most dangerous, the most dangerous objects are a

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storage facility for nuclear waste and,

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accordingly, they will

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periodically raise this

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information noise around it that Ukraine is

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shelling there, let's hold

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another meeting of the security council of the

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magician tail, not this, there will be a general conference in the coming days

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- events where they will

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develop, as far as I now understand, they

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will actively play in the topic and let’s

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put both sides at the negotiating table

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so that they do not agree on

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security elements at the station, that is, these

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will be 2 of these processes, Russia will

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speculate on the shelling to say

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that there are risks there is and the IAEA will say,

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look, there are risks, so let’s still

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put pressure on the key because Moscow is

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probably ready to negotiate from the point

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of view, it still controls

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some of the stations there, but rather,

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control the station, let’s head together to

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Kiev and urge him to enter into

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resolutions to do that Kiev must

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necessarily negotiate with the Russian

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army on the

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safety of the station, the

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IAEA said at least a word about

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imposing sanctions, but Rosatom, which is

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building other nuclear power plants,

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that is, plays the role of both a terrorist and the

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builders of nuclear power plants, you are

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asking an interesting question, the question is

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that something is wrong what Zacchini himself didn’t say, she

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can say that she is actively working with the rose

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atom, rose and there is energy, and finally

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ross tech supervision will take part in their general conference, that

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is, the organization that

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should check the standardization of nuclear

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facilities of Russia itself and the IAEA is

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actively working with them in September

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some joint

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conferences will be held together with the rose rose

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of technical supervision, so it seems to me that it is not entirely

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appropriate for you and I to talk about the fact

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that the IAEA will propose to

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apply some kind of sanctions to the nuclear

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industry of the Russian Federation, I

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think let’s call things by their proper

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names The nuclear industry

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of the Russian Federation is the main

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donor to an organization called

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Magate and finances this organization in a

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much larger volume this

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year, a

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more pleasant visit Blinkin came to

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Kiev promised 2 billion and

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and if you can tell me what you can tell

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about him

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what you can tell the first Blinkin

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recorded that

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Ukraine is an obligatory and

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long-term partner of the United

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States Blinkin recorded that six hundred

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seventy-five million dollars

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today will be spent

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on the necessary purchases of further

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purchases of the equipment that we

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need, this is, first of all, a guided

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missile, rockets, this is, first of all,

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shells for the high Mars systems, this is, first of

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all, the system

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harm and that is, roughly speaking, the supply

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will continue at the proper level in

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terms of the quantity that we

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need, that is, this is operational

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money for operational

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military orders, then Blinken recorded that

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this is not an

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irreversible process of reintegration, or rather the

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integration of Ukraine, the Ukrainian army into the

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system as such, yes but from the point

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of view of technology, the military and so on, and

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these 2 and 2 tenths of a billion dollars

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that you are talking about will be

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spent on long-term investments, the

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military-industrial complex and the military

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forces of 18 countries including Ukraine, 18

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European countries, that is, roughly speaking,

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according to Putin’s plan, as I understand it

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the following was necessary: it was necessary to increase

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the border with NATO in direct

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contact with the Russian Federation, it was necessary to

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pull out lethargic sleep and it was

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necessary to ensure a much

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quicker transition to NATO standard

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weapons in a number of countries in Eastern

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Europe, including Ukraine, it seems to me

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that this task and blink now it was

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emphasized by Mr. Putin, he

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did an excellent job,

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the most important thing that Ukraine asked for was, and

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so we had both

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drones and planes, you

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said a week ago, I’ll tell you

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the order of the Hammer itself, which

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Commerce shells are 80 kilometers or Sa300 attacks,

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this is a matter of the negotiation process and

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watch our Ramstein show in parallel at the

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mountains headquarters, perceiving rather such an

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analytical platform where the

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defense ministers themselves discuss the type and course of

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the war and look at what changes need to be

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made based on the stage of the war at

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which Ukraine is now and what

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types of weapons are needed from the point of view of the fact

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that, in principle, there is no point in

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looking there now some red lines about

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which just yesterday

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strange partners were paying attention

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when Russia said don’t hand over

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weapons there or don’t hand over weapons of

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such and such a range, and so on, it

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seems to me that now on this Rammstein at the

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fifth distance all these questions have been

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completely resolved and accordingly, we can

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count

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on missiles of different ranges within the framework of the negotiation process, I’m not

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saying that we have already agreed on them,

00:19:05

you understand that these are

00:19:07

difficult processes and the

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negotiation process is difficult and so on, but

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nevertheless, I hope that sooner or later from the

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point of view and the princes of the fication and

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acceleration of the war, that is, our partners

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still subconsciously expect that this

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war will be ended as soon as possible

00:19:22

and will last

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for a decade, so in order for

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it not to drag on for a decade, there is a

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certain amount of necessary

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equipment, and so and so includes

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precisely this necessary equipment and

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if we want to speed up and we

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explained this to our partners, including in

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Rushtani we explained that if we want to

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speed up the course of the war to speed up the

00:19:41

correct finalization of the war, then it is

00:19:43

still necessary to plan for

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obtaining certain types of weapons and

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within the framework of the stein it is being discussed

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why it is necessary to use such and such weapons at such and such

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stages of the war, I hope

00:19:52

that conclusions will be drawn, we are not yet

00:19:54

ready to talk about final

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conclusions about the Ramstein and all other

00:19:58

negotiations, bilateral negotiations within the

00:20:00

framework of our partnership, but

00:20:02

nevertheless it seems to me that the situation is

00:20:03

gradually improving, you know, or

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there is one very subtle point here, few

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people always focus on it,

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and this is the volume of equipment that we

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need, taking into account the front line and the

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intensity of hostilities and the

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quantity and quality of weapons, which from the

00:20:19

Russian Federation, the quality is poor, the

00:20:21

quantity is simply grandiose and millions of

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shells of different calibers in a particularly

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heavy tsar of such volume, parity is new, the

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volume of weapons is essentially nowhere in the world,

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it needs to be gradually produced, it

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needs to be produced additionally, and it

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seems to me that now everyone

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understands this very well and somewhere they are already beginning to actively

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work and production for in order to

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saturate the market, first of all, Ukraine with

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this type of weapon that we need,

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and

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excuse the volume of one point, but

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on the eve of Ramstein an article was

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published in which simply completely

00:20:57

new theses were put forward, in particular

00:20:59

it was said that Russia should

00:21:00

feel the

00:21:01

brunt of this war were

00:21:05

demanded named after long-range systems,

00:21:09

well, naturally, it was meant, as I

00:21:12

imagine, that it’s not so much to

00:21:16

build a second Mariupol from Belgorod, but

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specifically for military facilities that are

00:21:20

located on Russian territory, and I

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noted a completely different tone to this

00:21:24

article because at one time even the

00:21:27

Ukrainians and the Americans they said that

00:21:30

they would not provide systems that would

00:21:33

attack Russian territory, and from this

00:21:36

article I concluded that there have been

00:21:39

some fundamental advances in this

00:21:40

matter.

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I would not say that the article directly

00:21:45

states that we must

00:21:47

essentially wage a war on the territory of the

00:21:49

Russian Federation is not there, we are talking about the

00:21:51

fact that Russia should feel as much as possible,

00:21:52

all of me should be

00:21:54

swollen to the maximum, but should be

00:21:57

destroyed as much as possible, causing

00:21:58

maximum damage to the logistics

00:22:00

support, this is first from the

00:22:02

Crimea peninsula, this is almost all the border

00:22:04

rear infrastructure in a very large volume,

00:22:06

including in Donetsk Luhansk region

00:22:08

and, accordingly, the

00:22:10

maximum defeat of manpower must be inflicted, but in

00:22:13

order for Russia to really

00:22:14

simultaneously feel a large volume of

00:22:17

tragedies, which, well, they have nacl and the foreign ministry

00:22:19

for me, for example, I think that it is much more

00:22:22

important not Belgorod there or something else,

00:22:25

it doesn’t make any sense for me

00:22:27

it will turn out that the course of the

00:22:29

war will change fundamentally as

00:22:31

soon as the Lugansk candy falls, these

00:22:34

will be such very significant parts of this war,

00:22:38

after that the war will go

00:22:39

exclusively in one direction and

00:22:41

very quickly, and it seems to me in

00:22:43

order to inflict a truly

00:22:45

devastating defeat on groups

00:22:47

especially in in the Donetsk Lugansk

00:22:48

direction, you understand that there

00:22:50

were fortifications there for 8

00:22:51

years, a large-scale defense was built precisely

00:22:54

in these directions, but in order

00:22:56

to inflict a defeat on Russia

00:22:58

as sensitively as possible,

00:23:00

it is necessary to inflict a defeat in Donetsk

00:23:02

and Lugansk, and after that I

00:23:04

emphasize again irreversible movement it

00:23:06

will already be clear that the Ukrainian army is

00:23:08

much more effectively creative and

00:23:10

more modern in terms of tactics and

00:23:13

strategy of warfare, and

00:23:14

thus we will probably still

00:23:16

quickly come to the concept that

00:23:19

today the world can centrally take

00:23:21

note of is that it will be necessary to

00:23:22

liberate everything territories all up to the border

00:23:25

with Crimea, there is Donetsk and

00:23:27

Lugansk, that’s what this

00:23:29

article means, there is, in my opinion, a more

00:23:31

important passage

00:23:32

that you and I would need to

00:23:35

fix, this passage is called that

00:23:37

this is possible my behavior and

00:23:39

Mr. Putin and his entourage and

00:23:41

by the way, they are still demonstrating it

00:23:43

due to the fact that they are too

00:23:44

far from the war itself, they have

00:23:46

never directly participated in the war,

00:23:48

but for me in 2008, not in 2014, not

00:23:51

now, not in Syria, not in African

00:23:53

republics, and so on, that is, they

00:23:55

have developed this complex

00:23:56

of impunity, that is, regardless of the

00:23:58

finalization of the war, in any case, they

00:24:00

will not be punished in any way for

00:24:02

making certain decisions, this is

00:24:04

impunity, this is a key element

00:24:08

of the war, the date from which encourages further

00:24:11

growth, encouraged Russia for a long time to take certain

00:24:13

steps, and now this

00:24:15

impunity provokes further

00:24:17

war, maximization of the war in Ukraine, that

00:24:20

is, and this is the meaning of the text, that

00:24:23

Russia should feel the full burden,

00:24:24

that is, roughly speaking, the maximum

00:24:26

destruction of the infrastructure of the war, especially

00:24:29

in the Crimea, and the maximum destruction of

00:24:31

manpower, this will not create extreme

00:24:35

pressure on the political elite of the

00:24:36

Russian Federation and the 2nd passage that

00:24:40

would be important for us to evaluate is the passage

00:24:42

that Crimea must now

00:24:45

intensify the process of

00:24:47

sabotage work of partisan work there

00:24:49

because Crimea is considered as a

00:24:50

key supporting element

00:24:53

allowing Russia to think about the possibility of

00:24:56

introducing a big war in Europe as a whole, that

00:24:58

is Crimea as a place where there is

00:25:00

actually a large base, and that is, a

00:25:02

large military base from where we don’t pinch them in a

00:25:05

stream, there are still reserves coming in, in fact,

00:25:08

the stream is of course exhaustible, we are a crazy

00:25:10

stream, also exhaustible, and so on, but

00:25:12

nevertheless, in this article, the

00:25:14

key element recorded is that we

00:25:16

must actively work on the topic of Crimea, that

00:25:20

is, actively from any point of view from

00:25:22

sabotage partisans through

00:25:23

emphasizing and including if we

00:25:25

have from x and from the point of view of a missile

00:25:27

strike on one or another large bases, and only

00:25:31

then since we are talking about

00:25:34

Luhansk Donetsk The fact is that these are the

00:25:36

people with whom I talk

00:25:38

periodically, military experts,

00:25:40

including Romance with an who

00:25:42

knows the situation in Donetsk very well, and again,

00:25:45

people at the front, even when they were

00:25:48

shelling the Marinka sands, they

00:25:50

suggested many times why not enter

00:25:52

Donetsk as a sabotage force groups, but

00:25:57

why then, if the entry into Donetsk is already

00:26:01

being considered, this has not happened for a long time,

00:26:04

this will happen, look, this is an even

00:26:08

more important question from the point of view of

00:26:10

changing the

00:26:11

feeling of the war both in Ukraine and in Europe,

00:26:14

including that is, this

00:26:15

conservative thinking that did not

00:26:18

allow, for example, to say that Crimea

00:26:20

must necessarily be taken over,

00:26:21

including by military means, and there is

00:26:23

nothing wrong with that, it is an ordinary territory

00:26:24

that belongs to Ukraine, it has been paid for there, there is

00:26:27

no difference and it is not

00:26:28

Russian territory to grow, no matter what Russia

00:26:29

says there, and this equality of rights

00:26:31

has already been fixed, and so on. this

00:26:33

fundamental elephant occurred primarily in the

00:26:34

European honest opinion, but in the

00:26:36

European honest opinion there was no

00:26:37

other fundamental breakdown that Russia

00:26:39

can lose and is obliged, that is,

00:26:42

there are still some doubts that

00:26:43

it is necessary to bring this war to the

00:26:45

obligatory rapid defeat of the

00:26:47

Russian Federation at the same time and

00:26:49

we also had a conservative

00:26:51

public opinion that we are fighting even

00:26:53

in the new occupied

00:26:55

territories, we blockade those

00:26:56

territories that were occupied in

00:26:58

February and gradually understand that we need to be as

00:27:01

strict as possible about what

00:27:03

will happen in Luhansk and Donetsk, and

00:27:04

you are right in saying what is needed work

00:27:06

already there and sabotage groups with

00:27:07

sabotage teams and it is necessary to deliver

00:27:10

direct strikes without starting from

00:27:13

Donetsk and Lugansk, of course, based

00:27:15

on the fact that the Russian Federation is

00:27:17

absolutely clear and yes it is declaring that it is

00:27:20

striking at our large cities

00:27:22

as much as possible without hesitation today and

00:27:24

without hiding it you you know,

00:27:26

we have statistics, they were prepared by the

00:27:28

relevant structures, in this

00:27:30

case, through the Ministry of Internal Affairs, it very clearly

00:27:32

shows that in our drill day, a

00:27:33

little over 22 thousand

00:27:36

civilian objects were damaged, when, that is, the attacks were

00:27:39

mainly inflicted on civilian objects, at the

00:27:41

same time, only a little over 300 were injured

00:27:43

303 and 120 military facilities, that

00:27:47

is, this whole fundamental basis of the

00:27:49

beginning of the military special operation of the Russian

00:27:52

Federation, that it said we would

00:27:54

strike only on military

00:27:55

infrastructure, turned out to be a big

00:27:57

obvious myth, and in fact, over the

00:28:00

course of six and a half months, the strikes have been

00:28:02

carried out, well, almost 200 days before

00:28:05

the war is going on, strikes are delivered exclusively

00:28:08

to civilian targets, military targets

00:28:09

of course hit the sphere as well as cruise

00:28:12

missiles, but nevertheless there are a hundred

00:28:15

times less of them than

00:28:19

you would recognize Michael, I must say that

00:28:22

during the Opium War the

00:28:24

Chinese troops killed 29 in words

00:28:27

29 English soldiers but they they destroyed

00:28:31

several thousand if they were tens of thousands of

00:28:33

actual Chinese subjects

00:28:35

because it was much easier they were

00:28:38

robbed there they were called the fifth column they were simply

00:28:40

robbed because the troops had nothing to

00:28:42

eat so Russia still has room to

00:28:45

grow and I’m coming back bracket since July I

00:28:50

something happened to us but if you wish,

00:28:52

I can interrupt one important thing here, you

00:28:55

touched on one interesting topic, it

00:28:57

seems to me that based on the assessment of

00:29:00

how the Russian army behaves,

00:29:02

including in the occupied territories, and we

00:29:03

live in the Kiev region, not only in the

00:29:05

Kiev region, in the Donetsk region, in the Kherson region, we

00:29:07

see we have a lot of information,

00:29:10

intelligence information, information

00:29:12

from people under occupation, it’s

00:29:15

just maximum looting,

00:29:17

maximum,

00:29:19

it doesn’t seem like there was an installation, you know,

00:29:21

when Russia came in, everyone is surprised

00:29:24

why they are so big in the Kiev

00:29:25

region, it seems to me that this was a

00:29:26

fundamental stop, you take

00:29:28

35 days and then we are giving it all to you for

00:29:30

plunder; there will be no punishment; the

00:29:32

winners will not be judged; therefore, you

00:29:34

can do whatever you want, and

00:29:36

therefore it seems to me that this

00:29:37

behavioral attitude has not changed in the

00:29:39

Russian army; there

00:29:45

will be no need to fight, it will be necessary to

00:29:47

only set up security in certain

00:29:48

territories until checkpoints are formed

00:29:51

and, accordingly, then go from

00:29:52

door to door to arrest the most prominent

00:29:55

pro-Ukrainian activists and at the same time, in

00:29:57

order to somehow pay for this war,

00:30:00

to encourage these 200,000 people who were

00:30:03

the day before the wars were gathered along the perimeter of the

00:30:04

borders of Ukraine, so it was proposed

00:30:06

to rob the population in any form in any

00:30:09

quantity with their beloved with any excesses,

00:30:12

that is, to kill civilians in exactly this way, and

00:30:14

I can explain this absolutely

00:30:16

limitless behavior of the Russian army

00:30:18

in the occupied territories,

00:30:22

Mikhail, but the data said the way out Do you

00:30:25

have operational data about what is

00:30:27

happening in the Kherson region, if you can

00:30:29

share it because I understand that it’s

00:30:32

a little premature, but nevertheless it’s

00:30:37

really premature, but you can

00:30:39

say it follows there and you definitely

00:30:42

see there is a process of looting of

00:30:44

all factories and stores, that is, they are

00:30:46

proud to put in everything is being taken

00:30:49

out in full, they are being taken away in this direction, the fee

00:30:52

shuttles have arrived in

00:30:54

blue, well, I am leading representatives of a

00:30:56

certain criminal contingent

00:30:59

from the Crimea have not arrived from the Kursk

00:31:01

Rostov region,

00:31:03

certain groups have been formed that are

00:31:05

involved, including representatives

00:31:07

of the Russian Guard of the FSB, they are engaged in

00:31:09

property alterations, that is, they are

00:31:11

from the same direction Crimea,

00:31:13

I emphasize once again from the point of view of work on the

00:31:16

population, from the point of view of the population, we

00:31:19

see that there are a lot of filtration

00:31:22

camps, a lot of basements, a lot of

00:31:24

arrests not only of activists,

00:31:27

if

00:31:30

then there is a connection, but just rich people,

00:31:33

let me, yes yes yes yes,

00:31:36

you are exactly what you say correctly the fact that they occupy

00:31:38

apartments, they rob the apartments of especially

00:31:39

rich people and the list and accordingly there

00:31:42

is such a very voluminous information

00:31:45

about this in Melitopol, the same thing

00:31:47

happens in Berdyansk and even

00:31:49

Mariupol where they actually finish it and

00:31:51

what is left there, some people

00:31:53

understand that this is part of the

00:31:54

city destroyed, part of it still remained

00:31:56

there, all this is divided into

00:31:58

certain districts, let’s say, which

00:32:02

is given to looting one group or another,

00:32:04

here they invest no

00:32:06

money to make it clear, the

00:32:07

minimum set per day is rather low and what

00:32:08

is spent is created for this is a small

00:32:10

propaganda picture when there

00:32:12

photographs a school where everything is very are happy and are

00:32:15

releasing a newspaper for a while Genicheske

00:32:17

released a newspaper thank you to Russia for September 1st

00:32:20

Genicheske Vesnik yes, but this is

00:32:22

fantastic, that is, of course, there

00:32:24

was never an organic September 1st

00:32:25

until Russia came there,

00:32:27

respectively, they create this

00:32:29

staged story when several

00:32:31

dozen children are photographed and so on further,

00:32:33

but in reality there is no money, there is no

00:32:35

pension, there is nothing, there is nothing from the point of view,

00:32:38

namely, the financing of some

00:32:39

large social programs, that is, this is

00:32:41

all a big myth and you know, there is a conversation there,

00:32:43

as far as we understand, including among the

00:32:45

laboratory technicians, by the way, these

00:32:47

Balinese streams Usovoy Rogov, yes, they are

00:32:49

all also exporting the maximum amount of

00:32:51

property of some kind, I

00:32:52

understand perfectly well that they will not be there, and in

00:32:54

conversations they say that no one

00:32:55

will invest anything because it is unclear,

00:32:57

we are staying here, we are not staying, based on the

00:33:00

situation that is on the front line, but

00:33:02

today we can see you understand everything perfectly well,

00:33:04

the same Kherson is today you

00:33:06

are in Kherson and tomorrow you won’t

00:33:07

have time through the pontoon you someday you

00:33:10

can stay forever

00:33:13

and you can’t even take a washing machine with you

00:33:16

and Rammstein and something else important

00:33:19

happened in Rammstein what about him

00:33:22

is that what didn’t happen is important there on the 2nd

00:33:25

side there were

00:33:26

specific side with a number of countries

00:33:29

to which specific types of weapons were said that were

00:33:31

needed to

00:33:34

solve special problems in Ukraine there they

00:33:36

needed a service in Denmark and Norway

00:33:39

in England and so on, well, that is 2 bets are

00:33:41

quite plentiful, voluminous and face-to-face, that

00:33:44

is, in contrast to the already volume of phone

00:33:45

calls, this was face-to-face and accordingly

00:33:47

we hope for some strengthening of a

00:33:49

certain position on weapons in

00:33:51

specific positions weapons, by the way, not

00:33:53

only drones and high-mars, but also

00:33:57

sea-based missiles and missiles that are necessary there

00:34:01

small arms certain types of weapons

00:34:03

will break armored vehicles for the sake of peace,

00:34:04

too, of course, that is, this is a

00:34:07

whole series of other additional systems that

00:34:08

those countries

00:34:10

that, for example, cannot give us

00:34:12

stories about the system,

00:34:15

I will say that if

00:34:20

I say that, in principle, the extremely

00:34:23

effective Ramstein is already

00:34:25

absolutely if, for example, 1 2 Ramstein there

00:34:28

was still some kind of, you know, such

00:34:30

wariness and understanding

00:34:31

whether you will really go to the end in this war from the

00:34:33

point of view of the volume of financial

00:34:35

assistance, and because this is still

00:34:37

essentially a direct clash with Russia, it

00:34:39

really became direct the end of Russia,

00:34:40

if not on the battlefield,

00:34:42

only Ukraine is higher on the battlefield, and in principle we

00:34:44

understand all this, yes, but it was

00:34:46

now an absolutely clear understanding of what is

00:34:48

necessary in this war and testing

00:34:50

certain types of weapons, taking into account the

00:34:52

intensity of the war,

00:34:54

there is no such intensity anywhere but not on the same continent and at the

00:34:57

same time that it is necessary to

00:34:59

give away those types of weapons that

00:35:01

Ukraine needs, especially since, for example, the

00:35:03

Western standard is really

00:35:05

much more accurate, it is much

00:35:07

more modern, and it allows you to

00:35:10

solve problems much more with less

00:35:13

consumables, but there you go shells and so

00:35:15

on, it’s similar and accordingly

00:35:17

now these were absolutely comfortable

00:35:18

conditions when there was already a consensus on, again, a

00:35:21

decision was made to go all the way from the point of

00:35:24

view of saturating Ukraine with the necessary

00:35:26

types of weapons, and

00:35:30

what exactly did either Austin

00:35:33

or other people in Rammstein say, that’s what they were saying

00:35:37

parting words gave Ukraine the

00:35:41

means to make an official statement about the fact that

00:35:43

behind the scenes, or rather on the sidelines of

00:35:46

Ramstein, we will not

00:35:48

just talk, yes, I am not at all a supporter of

00:35:50

you bringing out any specific

00:35:53

subject-matter

00:35:54

guidelines, or there are conversations, but in

00:35:57

principle it is clearly and publicly

00:35:59

said that Ukraine will undoubtedly receive

00:36:02

this key star, you are undoubtedly

00:36:03

Ukraine will receive the entire volume, both in

00:36:06

quantitative and qualitative

00:36:07

terms, of the equipment that will be necessary

00:36:09

to solve specific problems for the

00:36:12

fastest possible blockade of Ukrainian

00:36:14

territories, that’s roughly if we

00:36:16

summarize it all like this, that is,

00:36:18

no one will refuse it will be necessary

00:36:20

to finance some

00:36:22

production programs, including

00:36:23

by the way, returning 2.2 billion is a

00:36:26

long investment and at the same time they will

00:36:29

buy weapons from other countries if, for

00:36:31

example, those countries cannot, for some

00:36:33

reason, transfer weapons themselves, let’s say they do

00:36:35

n’t have enough there is some kind of Nastya resource

00:36:36

and so on, that is, there will be such a

00:36:38

cross exchange

00:36:39

if there is finance and they are weapons then

00:36:42

finances if there is no finance there are weapons

00:36:44

then you also get finances and so on,

00:36:47

that is, well, this was all discussed

00:36:48

many times in an absolutely warm atmosphere

00:36:51

and the key decision before Ukraine must

00:36:54

receive everything necessary for

00:36:56

Russia to leave the territory, this is a

00:36:58

fundamental question, look, you can

00:37:00

talk for a long time about ablution, yes, I don’t see

00:37:02

the point in talking about the war itself

00:37:03

because it is already clear to everyone, either a

00:37:06

new demarcation line means

00:37:08

the gain will grow, and that is, in essence, this

00:37:10

the war was lost, but by the civilized

00:37:12

part of more than 100 communities, until either

00:37:16

Russia goes beyond the borders of Ukraine

00:37:18

and then an irreversible process will begin in

00:37:21

Russia itself and then

00:37:22

irreversible processes will begin in other enclaves,

00:37:24

for example, the existence of the Transnistrian

00:37:26

enclave or there, relatively speaking, those computers

00:37:28

that are in Georgia, then today they

00:37:31

really extremely counterproductive

00:37:32

for these regions and, accordingly, they do not

00:37:34

always provoke instability there,

00:37:36

so it seems to me that now there is an understanding in the world

00:37:37

that this whole era on the

00:37:39

main policy that was inherent in the

00:37:42

Russian Federation must

00:37:43

end, since

00:37:45

the war in Europe has already begun with such intensity, then it

00:37:47

will probably be necessary it’s right to end it, but

00:37:50

this is a very serious statement, and here,

00:37:54

against the backdrop of such a productive Ramstein,

00:37:58

Silvio Berlusconi crawls out of political oblivion and says, and I’m the

00:38:02

one who wants to contribute to the negotiations,

00:38:04

if possible, where did it come from nude with

00:38:08

yours, how did you answer him, you even sent him

00:38:13

where Drutsky’s military man the ship just

00:38:15

got by without famous words, well, brighter,

00:38:19

I prefer the maximum to my colleagues, it was the same

00:38:21

people, yes, it was a classic

00:38:23

Berlusconi, give a man who was already

00:38:26

15-20 years late for the telephone train,

00:38:29

and with his rhetoric and with his

00:38:32

political views, by the way, he

00:38:34

suggested not only to him to be a mediator noah

00:38:36

Mrs. Merkel it looks

00:38:38

extremely strange they always knew about it

00:38:40

Merkel most likely didn’t know it

00:38:43

seems to me that Merkel now most of all

00:38:44

wants to disappear as much as possible from the point

00:38:48

of view of some kind of connection and some kind of

00:38:50

policy 2008

00:38:53

2020 before but that is to Unfortunately,

00:38:56

during this time, Merkel did the maximum,

00:38:58

so she and Sarkozy are 2 subjects of

00:39:01

big European politics, which

00:39:04

unfortunately provoked, in my opinion, I

00:39:06

could be wrong, of course, but they also

00:39:07

provoked Mr. Putin in the manner of

00:39:09

unlimited military expansion in the

00:39:11

fourteenth century in the eighth

00:39:13

fourteenth century, now in the twenty-

00:39:14

second year so here

00:39:16

Berlusconi returning, it looks extremely funny

00:39:18

that everyone knows perfectly well about the warm personal

00:39:21

relations between Berlusconi and Putin, everyone

00:39:22

knows perfectly well that

00:39:24

Sony 0 is protecting its authority from the point of view of the mediation

00:39:26

function, it is absolutely clearly pro-Russian,

00:39:28

moreover, taking Merkel into the company

00:39:31

which provoked the close

00:39:32

integration of

00:39:33

Russian energy systems and Europe and

00:39:36

which, in fact, today provoked an

00:39:38

absolutely obvious different type of war, not

00:39:41

only the military war in

00:39:43

Ukraine itself, but also a year and a half ago,

00:39:45

the war around Nord Stream

00:39:47

12 began and, accordingly, to the monopolization of

00:39:49

Russian energy resources of the

00:39:51

European market, this is all this

00:39:53

legacy of Mrs. Merkel and of course she is

00:39:55

for sure also depending on your pro-

00:39:59

Russian position, this is an erroneous

00:40:01

doctrine that Russia will be actively

00:40:03

drawn into the common European business and,

00:40:06

accordingly, in this way Russia

00:40:07

will never pose a threat to

00:40:09

Europe, it turned out that this is the most

00:40:11

erroneous concept that led to

00:40:13

today’s tragedy and these two

00:40:15

entities are certainly look extremely

00:40:17

anecdotal as mediators, that

00:40:19

is, their mediation, by the way, Merkel

00:40:22

was already a mediator, and mediation

00:40:24

in 1914 led to the fact that a

00:40:25

frozen conflict arose because it was

00:40:28

precisely by standards that she insisted on extremely

00:40:30

careless behavior towards the

00:40:32

Russian Federation to the fact that there is no need to

00:40:34

pay attention to Crimea as an

00:40:36

object that was illegally captured

00:40:38

was captured occupied there is no need to

00:40:40

pay attention to the active

00:40:41

hostilities in Donbass and Lugansk that we need to

00:40:44

sit down at the negotiating table and sign

00:40:46

some kind of truce, so we signed a

00:40:48

truce which was known under

00:40:50

Minsk-1 then Minsk- 2 and accordingly,

00:40:52

this truce certainly appealed to the

00:40:54

expansionist interests of

00:40:56

Putin, who believed that

00:40:57

impunity is indeed

00:40:59

impunity, you can commit any

00:41:00

crimes, you can seize any

00:41:02

sovereign territories, you can come up with a

00:41:04

mandate to fire cruise missiles

00:41:07

even at Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, any

00:41:09

other cities of Ukraine and there

00:41:11

will be no punishment for this this is a

00:41:14

consequence of the policy of the measure, and indirectly of

00:41:17

course Berlusconi, which

00:41:18

my friend Vladimir or Volodya as

00:41:21

he called him always said, and thus, of course, it is

00:41:24

very strange why Berlusconi came out

00:41:27

and he came out because this is from one play

00:41:30

called we are shaking off

00:41:34

mothballs from old things, unfortunately, this

00:41:37

play was written by Mr. Putin in

00:41:39

which shred participates, I understand that

00:41:41

Berlusconi was involved, I

00:41:43

understand that they indirectly wanted to

00:41:45

involve Mrs. Merkel and I understand

00:41:47

that he was supposed to meet on wi-fi,

00:41:49

remember all this acana Isolde

00:41:52

Austrian politics at as well as at the wedding

00:41:55

that she was actively there, yes, yes, and they

00:42:00

probably would like Kanai’s goal,

00:42:01

too, suddenly, for the wrong reason, she said

00:42:03

that she was ready to consider herself as a

00:42:05

mediator for resolving the

00:42:07

conflict resolution process, you know, in other

00:42:09

words, I’ll type Estonia, I liked

00:42:11

the phrase I ready to act as a mediator in

00:42:14

resolving the conflict, that means there is

00:42:16

some kind of conflict, there is no war on the

00:42:18

territory of the sovereign, or an invading army,

00:42:22

but there is a conflict that needs to be

00:42:24

resolved, and what is it to resolve

00:42:26

a conflict? This means coming to the negotiating table,

00:42:27

force and everything, and they recorded the dice flow of

00:42:30

blood there. there is Russia will have to

00:42:32

remain in that part of the territory of

00:42:33

Ukraine that has captured us in a thermal way, as a

00:42:35

rule, has committed a whole volume of

00:42:38

crimes, this certainly looks

00:42:40

impressive, but again, I always

00:42:42

think that we are returning to Mr.

00:42:45

Argentinean Mr. threat in this

00:42:47

case, Italian Mr. Berlusconi,

00:42:49

I have a feeling that they

00:42:50

really perceive the world and Ukraine

00:42:53

as not quite intellectually mature

00:42:56

or what, I don’t understand these sentences

00:42:57

fully,

00:43:01

well, it’s Yulia Latynina and Mikhail

00:43:04

Podolyak, about 20 thousand people are watching us,

00:43:07

don’t forget to subscribe and

00:43:09

like, and it’s probably just

00:43:12

like that last short question, as

00:43:14

long as you remember Mr.

00:43:16

Grosse again, the same question that I

00:43:19

asked a week ago, and Europe, if

00:43:21

Mr. Grosse doesn’t want to do this, doesn’t

00:43:25

want to slap sanctions on Rosatom so that he

00:43:29

can’t build a nuclear power plant, at least about

00:43:33

Hungary and maybe even more they

00:43:36

want Turkey Turkey in general is not

00:43:37

part of

00:43:39

Europe now she is concerned she is at

00:43:42

such a small crossroads and she

00:43:45

is concerned about how it will pass she is

00:43:48

very scared of herself that there

00:43:49

will be a hard winter and there is a

00:43:54

limited amount of energy resources and

00:43:56

accordingly there will be a slight drop in the

00:43:58

standard of living there will be a slight cold snap

00:44:00

in the apartments, Europe continues to

00:44:03

wind itself up in this seemingly strange

00:44:05

story, Europe still

00:44:08

cannot understand that a war, especially of such

00:44:11

intensity as Ukraine, is

00:44:12

really costly and it

00:44:14

really is necessary now to go to bed to

00:44:16

end two wars at once to blackmail

00:44:18

and with an energy war against Russia

00:44:19

Europe and, accordingly, the war itself,

00:44:22

the war in Ukraine, Europe is at a

00:44:24

crossroads; on the one hand, it is already ready to

00:44:26

accept for itself the importance of making the right

00:44:29

choice and, in principle, is on the right

00:44:31

road, but at the same time, it is always

00:44:33

trying to turn around; is it possible to

00:44:36

return to February 23 before the start? military

00:44:38

operations, isn’t it still possible to

00:44:40

somehow return to pre-war times and,

00:44:44

accordingly, are not fully ready

00:44:45

to use all the tools that

00:44:48

would significantly speed up, again

00:44:49

emphasizing the end of the war, what you

00:44:51

propose would significantly speed up

00:44:53

the end of the war, why because Russia

00:44:56

has understood I would finally understand that Europe does not have a

00:44:59

single pity for the Russian

00:45:02

Federation and not a single doubt about the

00:45:04

need to apply the most

00:45:06

severe sanctions so that

00:45:08

Russia gets scared when Russia receives

00:45:10

specifics in this case on the nuclear

00:45:12

industry, this is an important element of the

00:45:15

architecture of the modern Russian

00:45:17

economic and political system then

00:45:19

then Russia will really listen to

00:45:21

what they tell it, so unfortunately

00:45:24

I have the feeling that we still have to

00:45:26

inflict significant tactical defeats on the

00:45:28

Russian army on the battlefield, that is,

00:45:31

for me, for example, it is obvious that the

00:45:33

key defeat would be

00:45:35

the liberation in the literal sense of the word,

00:45:37

the liberation of Lugansk and Donetsk before and,

00:45:39

accordingly, then it would sharply

00:45:41

speed up the adoption of relevant

00:45:43

decisions in Europe and would sharply speed up the erasure of

00:45:46

the view, if I may say so, of the

00:45:48

Russian political elite of

00:45:50

public opinion, by the way, and you saw

00:45:52

today before the statement in general, and I understand

00:45:54

that sociologists are a conventional concept in

00:45:56

modern Russia does not have electoral

00:45:58

democracy on the topic of the mill, he said

00:45:59

that 92 percent are simply delighted with the

00:46:02

current policies of Mr. Putin and the

00:46:05

modern Russian state.

00:46:08

I rarely said that 90 percent of

00:46:11

people from Kherson

00:46:13

approve of joining Russia, I

00:46:15

think this is exactly from the same series, it

00:46:18

seems to me, it seems that it

00:46:23

seems to me that this object by the

00:46:25

name of Kiriyenko was mistaken in Kherson, they want

00:46:29

destruction and annexation to the Russian

00:46:32

Federation and then live in some kind of

00:46:33

absolute poverty without these basic

00:46:36

146 percent, this seems to me to be the

00:46:38

key number for Russian

00:46:40

electoral democracy absent

00:46:42

146 percent

00:46:43

Kherson residents

00:46:44

46 markings

00:46:47

Yes, not 146 but 217, and so we know that Europe is

00:46:53

already ready to supply weapons but is not yet

00:46:56

ready to suffer, this is already great

00:46:58

progress for me, actually economic

00:47:00

sanctions, the economic behavior of Europe and

00:47:03

gas and oil, I think we will discuss in one

00:47:06

of the next

00:47:07

meetings because this is actually a

00:47:10

very important topic that now or we

00:47:12

will not directly touch on because we

00:47:14

will be stuck here for another hour Michael thank

00:47:18

you very much,

00:47:19

in general,

00:47:21

the further into the forest the thicker the partisans are, the

00:47:24

more Ukrainian victories and the more

00:47:26

Europe is inclined to

00:47:28

support this self-sustaining

00:47:30

reaction and I think that even before

00:47:34

Luhansk, it’s already from the guest if Kupyansk

00:47:38

is taken that this will also make a great

00:47:41

impression

00:47:42

super I agree thank you very much very

00:47:47

professional very cool yes

00:47:51

thank you until we meet again it was Yulia

00:47:54

Latynina thank you we are letting him go and I’m

00:47:57

just

00:47:58

telling my listeners Alaverdi

00:48:02

you if you want to add, I just

00:48:06

say goodbye,

00:48:08

goodbye,

00:48:11

everyone, Mihai is switching off, don’t forget,

00:48:15

gentlemen, subscribe to our channel, don’t

00:48:18

forget to look at the access code and thanks to

00:48:23

everyone who was with us

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