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January 2020 third year what will it be like in00:00:06
a lot depends on you and me. Our00:00:09
task to continue operational information00:00:10
Also provided for your review00:00:12
analyze those processes that have already00:00:14
were which will be which are now00:00:16
that's what we'll do today, we'll start00:00:19
Let's tell you about what00:00:20
happened on New Year's Eve and on00:00:22
New Year's Eve Ukrainian defenders00:00:24
eliminated almost 800 Russian00:00:27
occupiers' greatest losses to the enemy00:00:29
suffered in Liman Bakhmud00:00:30
direction will be informed about this00:00:32
General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine00:00:34
in your morning bulletin this way00:00:36
total losses of the army of the Russian Federation00:00:38
after a full-scale invasion of00:00:40
Ukraine 10600:00:42
720 military personnel has increased significantly and00:00:46
number of destroyed equipment for00:00:48
last day of occupiers minus two00:00:50
tank 9 armored fighting vehicles 500:00:52
artillery systems and more00:00:54
dozens of cars and special equipment In addition00:00:57
Ukrainian troops shot down 46 bespis and 1200:01:00
cruise missiles00:01:02
Well, it wasn’t New Year’s Eve either00:01:05
calm 45 drones launched00:01:08
shot down by Russian troops00:01:10
Ukrainian air defense forces00:01:12
on New Year's Eve as reported by air00:01:15
Ukrainian forces were Kamikaze drones00:01:17
Shahet 131 and Shahet 136 Iranian00:01:20
production, 13 of them were destroyed up to00:01:24
midnight still 32 after00:01:28
one person died, three more were injured00:01:30
wounded as a result of Russian00:01:31
shelling of the city of Nuts Zaporozhye00:01:33
region, the head of the regional00:01:35
administration Alexander Staru00:01:37
destruction has not yet been reported and also in00:01:40
New Year's Eve Russian troops00:01:42
attacked Nikolaev with S-300 missiles00:01:45
7 civilian casualties known00:01:48
two residential buildings were destroyed to the ground00:01:50
another 12 were damaged by the blast wave00:01:53
The windows were broken, the doors were also damaged, and the roof was damaged.00:01:56
and windows blew out in three establishments00:02:00
I quickly looked at the bike door00:02:03
I'm also blown away by everything but nothing00:02:06
only the doors were damaged, the doors were bent00:02:09
Across the row my wife is sick. It's me at home.00:02:13
I'm usually sitting here, I'm always here00:02:17
I'm doing repairs. It's already helping people.00:02:21
it was scary itil kino went into the store00:02:24
it was very scary, I just walked in00:02:27
the store and how it crashed I became like00:02:29
rooted to the spot I couldn't move I started00:02:31
cry even the windows cracked even the tea00:02:34
the shelves fell then the second time the third time I00:02:37
stood there couldn't move a little00:02:39
walked away and left the store when00:02:41
my heart is still quiet00:02:43
I'm pounding, I can't calm down very much00:02:45
it was scary00:02:46
Dusya Ukrainian military per day00:02:49
destroyed almost 200 Russian00:02:51
there are still as many occupiers under Mahmut00:02:53
were injured there reports this00:02:55
General Staff in this direction happened00:02:57
23 combat encounters all of them00:03:00
ended in failure for the army00:03:02
Russian Federation General Staff also00:03:04
noted that Russia continues00:03:05
send unprepared people to the front00:03:07
mobilized as a result of which they00:03:10
we are simply dying of mobilization today00:03:12
we will talk this is one of the topics How will00:03:15
undergo mobilization processes in00:03:17
Russian Federation from January 1 they00:03:19
most likely we will definitely help you00:03:20
we will show the opinion of experts on this too00:03:23
about it so don't miss it it will be in00:03:27
next few minutes now00:03:29
let's continue to talk about operational00:03:30
information Ukrainian troops can00:03:33
turn the tide of hostilities00:03:34
Donbass, however, needs more for this00:03:37
precision weapons from partners about00:03:39
this is reported by the speaker of the Eastern00:03:40
groupings of armed forces00:03:42
Ukraine Sergei fraught we are talking about00:03:45
Highmars systems and now00:03:48
unfortunately such a war began in the 20s00:03:51
centuries Russia can still lead She has00:03:53
mobilization resources stocks of old00:03:55
Soviet weapons However, significantly00:03:58
it can be reversed if our partners00:04:00
will continue or even better00:04:02
identify the supply to us of high-precision00:04:05
weapons or aviation systems or strengthen00:04:08
missile forces and artillery Sergei00:04:10
pregnant speaker of the Eastern group00:04:12
Ukrainian troops on national air00:04:14
telethon00:04:17
at the beginning of January, now we’ll discuss this00:04:19
a topic about which I’ve already talked a little bit00:04:22
I wish I could remember what they will do in Russia00:04:25
they will close the borders and declare military00:04:27
situation and still the New Wave00:04:29
mobilization, the minister announced this00:04:31
defense of Ukraine Alexey Reznikov in his00:04:32
in a video message he calls on Russians00:04:35
avoid being drafted into war at all costs00:04:37
to save your life00:04:39
on the eve of the New Year I appeal00:04:41
citizens of Russia who are00:04:43
those liable for military service are primarily00:04:45
concerns residents of large Russian00:04:47
cities I know exactly what you have left00:04:50
there's still about one week left at least00:04:53
some choice in early January00:04:55
Russian authorities will close the borders to00:04:57
men will then declare martial law and00:05:00
will begin another wave of mobilization00:05:02
borders will also be closed in Belarus00:05:04
Today you are thinking about how to decorate00:05:07
festive table and make your plans but00:05:10
behind the chimes you may not hear00:05:12
There's a knock on the door, it's a military commissar knocking00:05:15
especially in cities because in the outback00:05:18
and so many have already been taken away about this, it’s unlikely00:05:21
your leaders will say on New Year's Eve00:05:23
therefore carefully00:05:25
listen to what I tell you I don't00:05:27
I urge you to take my word for it I want00:05:30
so you ask yourself just one question and00:05:33
answered it honestly When you00:05:36
go to war where you can00:05:38
die or become permanently crippled00:05:41
the rest of your life, what exactly are you for?00:05:45
you will personally fight00:05:50
also head of the Main Directorate00:05:52
intelligence service of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Kirill00:05:54
Budanov even named a specific date00:05:57
when in Russia they want to announce00:05:58
mobilization on January 5 According to him, this00:06:02
decision of the leadership of the Russian Federation00:06:04
accepted due to shortage of manpower00:06:08
I don't know if they will announce this exactly00:06:11
on the 5th However, the plans are for 500:06:14
January They will have to start a New Wave00:06:17
mobilization even taking into account the fact that00:06:19
past mobilization which allegedly00:06:21
ended didn't stop people00:06:24
mobilize at full speed Kirill Budanov00:06:27
Head of the Main Intelligence Directorate00:06:29
Ministry of Defense of Ukraine00:06:31
dear friends, we actually tell you00:06:34
We were told and there is such a resource00:06:35
telegram we can explain where00:06:37
quite a lot of interviews and podcasts00:06:40
make the editor the author of this00:06:43
telegram channel they even published we00:06:45
we won't show you now00:06:46
Residents received repeated summonses00:06:48
Russia for the arrival of military registration and enlistment offices are already in00:06:51
January 2013 and this was already actually in00:06:54
that period when supposedly this one is partially00:06:56
mobilization which started on 2100:06:58
September 2022 supposedly she is there00:07:01
these processes are actually over00:07:03
as we see they are continuous. Why00:07:06
why why and what will happen next Olga00:07:09
Kurnosova political analyst chief00:07:11
portal editor author empire today with00:07:13
Olga is in touch with us, first of all, we are very glad00:07:16
see you 202300:07:18
Hello Happy New Year Happy New Year00:07:22
We still want to discuss this topic today00:07:24
Yeah, there you go00:07:25
Mr. Budanov says that 500:07:28
January even has a specific date but00:07:30
now without reference to dates I want yours00:07:34
hear Olga’s opinion after all00:07:36
the mobilization process that will happen now00:07:39
in the Russian Federation this is a process00:07:42
inevitable if inevitable according to you00:07:45
opinion What are the reasons for this inevitability00:07:47
over to you00:07:49
But of course the process is inevitable and the process00:07:52
continuous actually inevitable because00:07:55
that the Russian Federation has living power00:07:57
running out they need new new ones00:08:00
cannon fodder is therefore natural00:08:03
mobilization does not stop and it will00:08:06
grow until the end of the year00:08:10
there was a call for conscripts accordingly00:08:12
after some time they too will be able00:08:15
engage And now it will00:08:16
continued mobilization is another matter00:08:19
she won't look like her00:08:22
looked like the first time it was the first time00:08:24
she drew too many scandals00:08:27
uncertainty Russian power therefore00:08:31
now they will conduct a secret00:08:34
mobilization in my opinion most likely00:08:36
they will use employers00:08:38
through which they will distribute to people00:08:40
agenda and, accordingly, it’s clear00:08:43
that at work you don't get a trip00:08:45
you can because if you don't get it00:08:47
respectively00:08:49
alcohol this way they will00:08:52
use it to use these00:08:55
I attract new mobilized00:08:58
Let me remind you that the decree was signed by Putin00:09:01
which is called partial mobilization00:09:03
in fact is absolutely00:09:06
general mobilization because there is no00:09:08
no restrictions any00:09:11
a reserve soldier can be00:09:13
Accordingly, this decree was not mobilized00:09:16
Stopped his actions because according to him00:09:18
we can continue to mobilize00:09:19
mobilization in connection with this Will there be00:09:22
new wave in parallel with mobilization00:09:24
new wave of flight abroad00:09:27
Do you predict such an option or00:09:30
Those who already wanted and so left the rest00:09:32
they'll just go for mobilization00:09:36
serve as well as run if they close00:09:38
borders but nevertheless right now00:09:40
Now there are still four days until January 5th00:09:43
least00:09:45
In my opinion, it is not completely stored00:09:48
will close it will be the same as it was 100:09:51
wave of mobilization precisely at the border00:09:53
a list of those people will appear00:09:56
in fact, they are going to mobilize00:09:58
and accordingly, by and large, no one00:10:01
doesn’t really know if he’s on these lists00:10:03
or not because of course in these00:10:04
the lists will not be all men actually00:10:08
in stock because in Russia00:10:11
millions And I think the list will be there00:10:14
well, relatively speaking, maybe one million00:10:16
be even a little smaller, so until you00:10:19
you came to the border by and large00:10:21
you don't know if it's on this list or not00:10:24
this is the second time Well everyone knows this00:10:28
the story of the earphone that tried00:10:31
come to the border which Kazakhstan issued00:10:34
back to the Russian Federation by the way00:10:37
speaking00:10:38
there are rumors that this happened after00:10:41
Putin's personal conversation and such00:10:44
Olga00:10:46
I still want to understand, although I understand00:10:48
that these are questions for the Russian military00:10:52
carrying out mobilization00:10:54
partly when we talk about mobilization00:10:57
now without touching the Russian Federation00:10:59
we are talking about replenishing and00:11:01
combat losses or indeed00:11:02
carry out a certain rotation Yes and on00:11:05
front send for military participation00:11:07
the actions of those who are fresh, alert and ready Yes00:11:11
the one who is actually prepared in this00:11:14
in the same case we see that they are very fast00:11:17
processes are being prepared as such00:11:19
not there despite what Putin said00:11:20
that they will be cooking there for several months00:11:22
will be spent to00:11:24
prepare every combat unit but I00:11:26
I always say that a man with an agenda00:11:28
does not mean high-quality combat00:11:30
a unit on the field of action is also very00:11:32
important because the agenda does not mean00:11:33
that you are ready to go to war and so on00:11:35
Why then do we see that even there00:11:39
mobilization of which was carried out with00:11:40
the end of September she has success for00:11:43
Russian Federation on the battlefield00:11:45
she didn't bring any action00:11:47
no one is captured by any successful00:11:51
the city of Kherson was abandoned and what became00:11:53
really a blow for the Kremlin00:11:55
why is it carried out in the first place?00:11:57
mobilization just to00:11:58
continue to conduct military operations in00:12:01
really to exhaustion that's how00:12:02
the Pentagon said that the war is on00:12:04
exhaustion and will continue like this00:12:06
perspective00:12:07
probably exhaustion and nothing really00:12:12
new today's Russian00:12:14
military leaders compared to past ones00:12:16
Soviet Russian military leaders00:12:19
they don’t demonstrate things like they used to00:12:22
soldiers abandoned enemy positions like this00:12:25
and now they are just the bodies of these00:12:28
the most mobilized are abandoned00:12:32
and think and wait when00:12:35
Ukraine will run out of strength and Putin hopes00:12:38
that sooner or later these powers will end00:12:42
All they count on is nothing more00:12:45
that because I once again draw your attention00:12:47
Please note that Putin doesn’t care at all00:12:49
on the lives of soldiers in general on the lives of people00:12:53
and all Russian Ukrainian any00:12:57
people are not valuable to him00:13:00
so how many Russian soldiers are like this?00:13:03
he doesn't care at all00:13:07
that the calculation is really based on what00:13:12
Russia has more people in general population00:13:15
The Russian Federation has more and Russia00:13:17
more of the old Soviet remains00:13:19
weapons with which actually this00:13:21
convicts will fight and will, but let's00:13:24
also in the New Wave of Mobilization Russia00:13:27
prepares early graduation of cadets and00:13:30
A new wave of recruitment at the beginning of 202300:13:32
the General Staff gives this information00:13:34
armed forces of Ukraine and also00:13:36
it is reported that mobilization in January00:13:39
I plan to hold00:13:41
indexed Crimea have already been formed00:13:43
even lists of conscripts here You know00:13:46
question about the occupied00:13:48
territories can still be understood00:13:51
I don’t know how effective mobilization is00:13:54
in Crimea but nevertheless at least it00:13:56
Russia has been in control for 8 years now.00:13:59
it will rain soon nine Well bye00:14:01
let's talk 8 and when do they mobilize00:14:04
in the newly occupied territories00:14:06
I don’t understand at all, no quality00:14:08
then mobilized mobilized00:14:11
What is the quality of these mobilized00:14:13
Russia expects if Well, yesterday was rough00:14:15
saying they captured some populated area00:14:16
item Although this is not happening now Yes00:14:18
Well, let’s say Melitopol, let’s give an example00:14:21
he's been under control for some time now00:14:23
Russia and what quality00:14:25
the command calculates if these people00:14:29
they hardly want to fight in principle00:14:33
Again00:14:36
read what with00:14:39
intimidation using Possibly00:14:42
will not give people the opportunity to leave00:14:45
position everything that concerns00:14:49
motivation I assure you even on00:14:53
those territories that have been located for 8 years00:14:56
under the control of the Russian Federation00:14:59
[music]00:15:03
changed a lot after February 2400:15:07
and that's not all there either00:15:10
today we are just as motivated as we were00:15:14
motivated by the previous 8 years because00:15:17
finally they00:15:21
are the bargaining chips of the sale00:15:27
always didn't care about anyone again00:15:33
in the Donbass period this is exclusively00:15:35
realization of his imperial ambitions and00:15:38
nothing more and finally now after00:15:41
these months of war finally the inhabitants00:15:45
ldnr started slowly you understand this00:15:48
so there’s no motivation today either00:15:52
Well, do you agree with the fact that00:15:55
says the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Alexey00:15:58
Reznikov who says that you have00:15:59
about a week left Well then00:16:01
I actually already asked a similar question00:16:04
Yes, but he says it stays with you00:16:06
about a week and ask yourself a question00:16:08
Why are you doing this? What do you think?00:16:10
Does anyone even ask themselves this question?00:16:13
Well, in my opinion, all those who have this question00:16:16
they asked themselves already left but maybe someone00:16:18
there is still a need to understand what for00:16:21
in order to leave you have to actually00:16:23
She understands that living there Where will you go00:16:26
that is, you must have either00:16:28
possibility of remote work or you00:16:31
you must understand what you will find there00:16:34
job because all those people who have00:16:37
which there were some savings due to00:16:40
who could live in another00:16:42
They left the country after February 24, although00:16:46
and then many people actually left00:16:49
empty therefore00:16:51
actually this is00:16:54
making such a decision is not easy at all00:16:58
living in migration is not easy00:17:01
it's hard to say how many people are still right00:17:05
now I'm Olga by the way when they said00:17:08
now about temporarily occupied until00:17:10
territories00:17:11
[music]00:17:13
and the pseudo Republic of the DPR LPR and what about00:17:16
we talked, I remembered several00:17:18
years ago Boris Nemtsov in one of00:17:21
interview on Ukrainian TV channel00:17:22
spoke about what you think to Putin00:17:25
Need Donbass don't care He wanted to00:17:27
Russians quote this verbatim, he doesn’t care00:17:30
wanted in Russian in Russians in00:17:32
Russian speakers like him, Putin reads and00:17:34
in Donbass, Putin only needs power00:17:37
this is what you were talking about just now00:17:39
this is a very interesting topic by the way00:17:40
a separate topic of our conversation now00:17:42
very specific interesting picture00:17:45
looms over the last00:17:47
months what is still happening Yes00:17:50
because I don't take new time now00:17:52
in occupied territory I take00:17:54
occupied territory of Donetsk00:17:56
Lugansk region which can be purchased in addition00:17:57
have been there for more than 8 years00:18:00
it seems like this is somehow territory now00:18:02
which00:18:03
really a lot of things started00:18:05
understand in relation to the Russian00:18:07
Federation Yes because well there is00:18:09
features and this mobilization where00:18:11
It’s simple on the street and Sorry Donetsk00:18:15
Lugansk Mines is now without workers00:18:17
because the workers were sent all those00:18:20
who should work in Shakhty was sent00:18:21
to take part in the war00:18:24
therefore this is also another Aspect that00:18:26
we will definitely discuss what if we00:18:29
we are talking about mobilization in the Russian00:18:32
Federation, let's do this too00:18:34
let's discuss because it's still partial00:18:36
protests that took place after00:18:37
the first on September 21st they were and it’s worth it00:18:40
Still, mentioning here is another question00:18:43
What did you go for? These people they went out for00:18:46
against mobilization or still00:18:47
the main message they addressed00:18:49
it was against the war00:18:51
this is what you think will happen now00:18:53
if the fifth Although I see what is happening now00:18:55
Kirill Budanov says it can00:18:57
be intervals from 5 to 9 that is00:18:59
Perhaps it will be the ninth of January when00:19:01
this process of mobilization starts. How00:19:03
do you think what will happen on00:19:05
streets of the Russian Federation Will there be00:19:08
actively go out, let's say so in00:19:10
certain regions such as Dagestan00:19:12
we remember where they went Buryatia where00:19:15
came out00:19:16
Tuva is also where people partially went out00:19:19
opposed mobilizations like these00:19:21
processes can be transformed into00:19:23
in the near future in connection with the proposal00:19:24
mobilization00:19:26
I ask your attention to how Russia00:19:29
celebrated the New Year itself00:19:31
St. Petersburg celebrated the New Year in Moscow00:19:34
mass detentions in St. Petersburg on00:19:36
Palace Square in Moscow on Tverskaya00:19:38
who was detained for no apparent reason00:19:41
they were detained too, it’s not very clear, although00:19:44
it was a couple of days before the New Year00:19:49
Red Square00:19:51
the person is very00:19:57
so I think that in Moscow as well00:20:01
St. Petersburg were also afraid of some kind of action00:20:05
protests and maybe including00:20:07
some more serious incidents00:20:11
because they wrote that arson was impossible00:20:15
State Duma Ministry00:20:17
defense00:20:19
So some kind of protest activity00:20:22
It even happened00:20:26
Let's see what happens next but I00:20:28
I agree in this sense that in my opinion00:20:31
The start of mobilization will be sooner After00:20:33
on the ninth When will the long periods end?00:20:36
New Year's holidays first00:20:38
because many people don't work these00:20:40
days and actually this design00:20:42
When you get a summons at work00:20:45
won't work because people don't00:20:47
work but after 9 they will come to00:20:50
work is needed especially for a short month00:20:53
work to earn some money00:20:56
look for them and they will happily hand over what will happen00:20:59
then we will see depending on00:21:03
how much00:21:04
people will be able to tell each other about00:21:08
what is happening or they will just sit there00:21:11
silence and00:21:13
Waiting to die This is an interesting fact I00:21:16
Thank you for being Olga about this00:21:17
we remembered this today00:21:19
we definitely talked on air but00:21:22
really in the center today00:21:23
St. Petersburg was detained on New Year's Eve00:21:26
thousands of people and there is already an official00:21:28
release from the press service of the Main Directorate00:21:30
Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia00:21:32
detained on New Year's Eve 200000:21:35
migrants This is the story I want00:21:37
ask everything together with migrants00:21:39
gathered, came, I'm sorry, but I'm asking00:21:42
very forgiving00:21:45
sounds simple yes if only well 100 Well 20000:21:49
it’s still possible Well, here it is 200000:21:51
they got together and said guys let's go00:21:53
celebrate the center of St. Petersburg but there but00:21:57
there they are waiting for us Well Olga just Well I don’t00:22:01
I know how anyone can comment on this00:22:02
interpret Well because well two00:22:05
thousands of migrants report this00:22:07
now the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia00:22:10
absolutely absolutely especially everyone00:22:13
Grants as one00:22:14
palace square to celebrate New Year00:22:17
there’s nowhere else actually00:22:20
Moreover, there is a concert this year00:22:23
did not have00:22:24
actually what does it do to break it00:22:28
the very heart of St. Petersburg Mariupol so their00:22:31
not dismantled like this before00:22:33
installed and so on00:22:35
set fire to the Christmas tree what and why migrants I00:22:39
I think I just needed something00:22:41
say accordingly00:22:44
most decided that the simplest one00:22:46
excuse to say that everyone is detained00:22:49
migrants but just look at who00:22:52
delayed to understand what it's like00:22:55
usually a lie because that's all they say00:22:59
official Russian authorities in 9000:23:02
percentage of cases outright lies Let's00:23:05
let's just accept it as a fact that00:23:07
migrants in Russia have such a custom00:23:10
go out to the palace courtyard on New Year's Day00:23:12
area but there is no custom among Russians00:23:16
protest, you know, we're talking about that00:23:18
that they will obediently agree and hand it over to everyone00:23:21
agendas will be carried out in silence00:23:23
we are talking about the fact that even someone can00:23:25
try to leave now Yes, it's been a week00:23:28
left or 4 days doesn't matter, but we never00:23:31
we are not talking about the fact that there may be some00:23:33
protests Tell me to count on it in00:23:35
basically meaningless in Russia or is there00:23:38
some other reason00:23:40
Well, actually count on it00:23:44
by and large you can always00:23:46
it’s another matter what is happening in Russia now00:23:49
organizing protests is quite difficult00:23:51
because after any attempt00:23:56
organizations monitor very closely00:23:59
special services that's why they do00:24:03
everything to maximize00:24:04
optimize people and this00:24:08
number of people who left during this time00:24:10
It's clear that if these people00:24:12
immediately went to Red Square00:24:15
for example, or to the playpen for sure00:24:19
but people were sure that there were few of them And00:24:22
Propaganda itself simply applies00:24:25
enormous efforts to00:24:27
prove that anti-war position00:24:32
support for Ukraine and the position itself00:24:36
what is the defeat of one's country called for?00:24:41
in this war I mean Russia00:24:43
is absolutely marginal Although this00:24:46
not that there are quite a lot of such people but00:24:49
Propaganda tries very hard to people00:24:52
suggest that there are very few of them therefore00:24:55
such difficulties with organizing a protest00:25:01
happen to00:25:03
in fact, any one is so bright00:25:07
history can serve00:25:09
trigger so that people understand that00:25:14
in fact, if you don't protest00:25:17
[music]00:25:20
then tell me, for example, about00:25:23
possibility of separating certain00:25:27
subjects of the Federation Yes, for example, we00:25:29
we remember Tatarstan we talk about Chechnya00:25:31
Bashkortostan again we see that well00:25:34
background of discontent00:25:37
the same mobilization may begin00:25:40
separation processes00:25:42
to one degree or another I am not talking about00:25:44
full independence But can00:25:47
this process begins in principle in00:25:50
any subject of the Russian Federation00:25:54
and today's Russia can have anything00:25:56
whatever if we watch New Year's00:25:59
address of the President of Tatarstan then we00:26:02
we'll see what it is enough00:26:05
interesting because he talks a lot00:26:08
in the Tatar language there are a lot of words like this00:26:10
of things00:26:11
which can be interpreted like this00:26:14
some hints that Tarsan can00:26:18
It’s entirely possible to exist00:26:21
I don't know how true this is00:26:24
Or it just seems to us, but no00:26:28
less What is called I recommend it to everyone00:26:30
listen draw your own conclusion00:26:33
it seemed to me that this was some kind of00:26:36
at least exactly delivering this one00:26:39
absolutely creepy and New Year's00:26:42
Putin's address which sounded00:26:45
yesterday00:26:47
before 12 o'clock I draw your attention not00:26:51
only because he was standing in front of the line00:26:55
military personnel in place of regular00:26:58
Kremlin tower Christmas tree Yes, but also what00:27:01
the appeal lasted instead of the usual five00:27:04
minutes Almost 10 minutes plus he00:27:07
almost didn't speak himself00:27:10
almost New Year's holiday00:27:15
dedicated his entire appeal to the war00:27:18
I00:27:20
I'll tell you honestly, I even opened it because00:27:22
what did you want last question about our00:27:24
in communication, ask you about this appeal00:27:26
Putin you have already partially touched upon him and00:27:30
started discussing and this entry is not on00:27:32
background of the Kremlin as he said in sand but00:27:34
recorded surrounded by military00:27:35
there's really nothing to comment on here00:27:37
spoke only about the war, but there were even00:27:41
I suddenly heard such words Well00:27:43
works like this talked about tenderness about00:27:46
I love somehow even a little bit00:27:48
got lost somewhere at a certain moment00:27:50
hear from Putin what you are experiencing00:27:52
tenderness and love towards your00:27:54
then and so on00:27:55
good words but the matter seems to be more important00:27:58
what is happening but at the same time also00:28:00
bears recorded an appeal against the background00:28:02
presidential chair But what is this for00:28:04
you can also comment but that's it00:28:06
also for good reason00:28:09
Without saving you I’ll tell you why Because00:28:12
Now there is such fierce competition for00:28:15
the biggest evil cop00:28:18
it is quite possible they are planning to create00:28:21
some new one00:28:23
party and actually the leader of this00:28:27
parties are being casted by different people00:28:30
It’s clear that we have Medvedev00:28:32
fulfills United Russia00:28:40
trying to portray himself as possible00:28:46
show if there is an heir00:28:51
there is a successor, it’s me Dmitry00:28:58
Yes, this is interesting Olga is great for you00:29:01
thanks for touching a little00:29:03
and these appeals of which there were00:29:05
indeed several because00:29:07
I was actually closed off by this thought00:29:09
that in this way Medvedev reminds00:29:12
you know there is some kind of signal there00:29:14
certain gives Patrushevo Prigozhin00:29:16
Kadyrov guys I’m here too No00:29:19
forget that I’m even here00:29:20
there is a development plan for what will happen00:29:23
in the near future and even with Ukraine from00:29:27
USA remembered Elon mask of everyone00:29:28
I actually remembered that's why it's all here00:29:31
It's not without reason that this is a congratulation00:29:33
also called Olga with you00:29:34
We'll definitely see you on our broadcasts00:29:36
Olga Kurnosova political analyst00:29:38
editor-in-chief of the portal second Parla s00:29:40
We're in touch again Happy New Year00:29:42
We will definitely see you dear friends00:29:44
now we will continue and offer you more00:29:47
a number of topics are already ready for discussion00:29:49
do also operational information to00:29:50
For your attention This is what we have today00:29:52
January 1, 2023 is now small00:29:55
pause, we will definitely continue, you won’t00:29:57
switch00:30:01
[music]00:30:10
you're cool yes of course00:30:14
said the dictator, murderer and cannibal, go Amin00:30:18
I came as a great man who00:30:21
is the conqueror of the British Empire00:30:27
they are gradually detached from reality00:30:31
live in an imaginary world in which00:30:33
Ceausescu sees himself as a deep Danube00:30:35
reason while the emperor and Putin Peter00:30:40
first these leaders begin to believe their00:30:43
genius to create something like this00:30:45
mythological image of a dictator who00:30:49
able to cross any boundaries00:30:52
Hitler managed to point out that in everything00:30:55
It’s not their rulers who got them involved who are to blame00:30:58
war and someone else is a Jew00:31:01
capitalists world americans last00:31:04
Dictator's Day on Wednesday at 16:3000:31:08
Kyiv time on Freedom TV channel00:31:14
[music]00:31:17
The USA will not escape with a nuclear strike00:31:26
[music]00:31:29
let's stop well00:31:45
we continue to watch informational00:31:49
Marathon on Freedom TV channel Leila00:31:51
Mamedov Sergey Chernyshov we work for you00:31:53
and we continue to discuss the promised topics00:31:57
now to the topic that Donetsk00:31:59
Lugansk region has the most00:32:01
are under fire from outside00:32:03
Russian army at Front-line villages00:32:05
there are still people who live every day00:32:07
forced to flee from shells00:32:10
enemy in one of the populated areas00:32:12
Lugansk region was visited by our00:32:14
Anastasia Volkova and talked with00:32:17
local residents are already ready to tell00:32:18
about the realities of their lives Anastasia kind00:32:22
evening Happy New Year, congratulations and00:32:24
We are waiting for all the details00:32:27
Good evening studio but I want to say about00:32:30
that in the Donetsk Lugansk region00:32:32
The situation is tense in the Lugansk region00:32:35
a situation that is even stronger sometimes than00:32:39
some points of the Donetsk region00:32:41
for example we visited yesterday00:32:44
Nevskaya and the situation there can be compared with00:32:48
the fact that we hear and apparently in bakhmut00:32:51
and the constant shelling of the head flies00:32:53
aviation drones and operating00:32:56
artillery now we know that00:32:59
Russian occupiers began mass00:33:01
offend from matchmaker from blood because00:33:04
that they are afraid that they might soon00:33:06
renounce the occupation and only Truth00:33:09
this actually is because ah00:33:11
Ukrainian armed forces are trying00:33:13
attack populated areas and say00:33:15
that they have every opportunity to00:33:17
to soon come populated00:33:19
points and raise the name of the Ukrainian flag we00:33:22
Today we literally got hit in the nursery00:33:24
I suggest you watch the shelling00:33:40
[applause]00:33:43
but we were lucky the shell fell at 10000:33:46
meters from us You just saw smoke00:33:49
rising from explosion sites but00:33:51
local residents sometimes don't like it00:33:53
we stretchers continue to destroy them00:33:55
153 live at home in Nevsky today00:33:58
man to full glory reflection00:34:00
lived about 600 we asked people00:34:03
how they celebrated the New Year I suggest00:34:05
look00:34:12
what a New Year, how will the war pass?00:34:15
Do you hear that it’s being done? Oh New Year00:34:21
we need snow, one dirt thing00:34:25
remaining residents in Nevsky00:34:27
They are mostly pensioners00:34:29
they talk about New Year's Eve very much00:34:31
missed their relatives and children00:34:34
can't see because of the war00:34:38
and Dima there is our wife's everything and Dima is there on00:34:41
got married I called on the Internet and went to00:34:44
to the military and called from them on Viber, he00:34:46
he tells me I got married and signed with00:34:49
Oksanka I don’t know the bride I don’t know00:34:51
son tells matchmaker to be patient How00:34:54
the war will end, we will come and they will00:34:56
Everyone signed at the registry office, but I didn’t see it00:35:02
today the locality clothes and00:35:06
people were very happy about the sweets00:35:07
especially sweets They say this is a certain00:35:10
an attribute of a festive mood because00:35:12
that in the village there is nowhere to get candy and to leave00:35:15
residents cannot buy groceries due to00:35:17
they are really looking forward to heavy shelling00:35:19
the end of hostilities and are waiting00:35:21
opportunities to restore your homes00:35:23
they say this year is definitely worth it00:35:25
escaping Ukraine00:35:29
Anastasia Thank you so much for these00:35:31
details please just take care00:35:34
please yourself because the first video00:35:36
which you now see and understand00:35:39
what is our film crew becoming00:35:43
I couldn’t attend the painting at the registry office Yes00:35:47
we really are our son00:35:50
now I'm taking advantage of this opportunity we wish00:35:52
so she can see what will happen next00:35:54
develop and grow Yes, the family is already00:35:57
her son and grandchildren more because well00:35:59
this is how they really are00:36:01
comments like interviews they talk about00:36:04
that no matter what life00:36:06
continues She herself Thank you so much00:36:07
what was shared and information and00:36:09
people's emotions, this is very important. Take care00:36:12
yourself See you soon00:36:14
Anastasia Volkova continues to tell us00:36:16
talk about what's happening00:36:18
settlements where it is very close00:36:21
fighting is underway Let's00:36:23
Let's talk not only in the Lugansk region00:36:25
now Zaporozhye one more person died00:36:29
we were injured as a result00:36:30
Russian shelling of the city of Nuts00:36:33
Zaporozhye region reported this00:36:35
head of the regional military administration00:36:37
Administration Alexander Starukh00:36:39
no damage reported yet00:36:48
Well, let’s also continue to talk about the situation00:36:51
in Bakhmut, Ukrainian military personnel00:36:55
24 hours destroyed almost 200 Russian00:36:57
there are still as many occupiers under Bakhmut00:36:59
were injured, they report it00:37:01
General Staff of the Armed Forces00:37:03
23 incidents occurred in Ukraine in this direction00:37:06
combat clashes are all over00:37:09
failures for the army of the Russian Federation00:37:11
the General Staff also noted that Russia00:37:13
continues to send to the front00:37:15
unprepared mobilized in00:37:18
as a result they simply die00:37:21
Ukrainian troops can turn the tide00:37:23
military operations in Donbass, however, for00:37:25
we need more precision weapons00:37:27
the speaker reports this from the partner00:37:29
Eastern group of troops hit00:37:31
the strength of Ukraine Sergei is fraught with speech00:37:33
it's about systems00:37:36
Unfortunately, this type of war began in the 20s00:37:38
centuries Russia can still lead She has00:37:41
mobilization resources stocks of old00:37:43
Soviet weapons However, significantly00:37:46
it can be reversed if our partners00:37:48
will continue or even better00:37:50
identify the supply to us of high-precision00:37:53
weapons or aviation systems or strengthen00:37:56
missile forces and artillery Sergei00:37:58
fraught with the speaker of the Eastern group00:38:00
Ukrainian troops on national air00:38:02
telemaran00:38:04
Now let's talk about new facts00:38:07
persecution of refuseniks in Russia00:38:10
who refuse to fight Ukraine but00:38:12
as they say, if you don’t want to fight, they’ll force you00:38:15
in the Russian army there are more and more people who00:38:17
refuses to be mobilized and also00:38:21
refuses to participate in combat00:38:23
actions Write a dismissal report00:38:25
even the officers in the Kremlin came up with what to do00:38:28
how to deal with drafty people00:38:30
actually kidnapped and tortured00:38:33
forced to go to war again but00:38:35
in more detail Let's find out everything in00:38:38
our material I ask you to be fired from00:38:40
armed forces of the Russian Federation in connection with00:38:43
disappointment of the Russian armed forces is00:38:46
report of a 27-year-old Russian officer00:38:48
Ruslan Livanov's army to00:38:50
full-scale invasion of Ukraine he00:38:52
managed to serve in Chechnya and fight in00:38:55
Syria as told by the mother of a military man in00:38:57
first month in the war in Ukraine Livanov00:38:59
I was surrounded twice with my subordinates00:39:02
I wanted to quit my job00:39:04
unprofessional actions of commanders00:39:07
he was ordered to take any combat point00:39:10
price take quantity without any00:39:12
military tactics without improvised means00:39:14
Sakhalin command Belyavsky00:39:16
Malinin and Budyshkin named the soldiers00:39:19
consumables they sit in their00:39:21
bunker and Olga commands from there00:39:23
Livanov's mother Ruslana Livanov in00:39:25
interview with Astra publication photo of his00:39:28
he sent the report to his mother And after that00:39:31
a similar fate disappeared for five more00:39:34
Russian officers Alexander Svekikhin00:39:36
Dmitry Shcherbikin Dmitry Volkov and Sergey00:39:39
Ivanov, all of them having been to war in00:39:42
Ukraine wanted to quit heavy fighting00:39:45
numerous personnel losses00:39:46
lack of supplies and inhumane00:39:50
the attitude of the commanders pushed the men00:39:52
he had a tough battle leading up to his dismissal00:39:55
seven fighters left out of his 30 immediately00:39:58
sent back he said that he was not happy00:40:01
who to fight they have no ammunition00:40:02
Neis US technology said to go anyway00:40:05
mother was sent there to certain death00:40:07
Dmitry Volkov in an interview with Astra00:40:10
for some time the relatives did not know where they were00:40:13
relatives found out that refuseniks were being held00:40:15
in Bryanka in the occupied territory00:40:17
Lugansk region in the so-called00:40:19
combat rehabilitation center00:40:22
stability of military personnel or how00:40:25
locals call it the center00:40:27
psychological treatment of them morally00:40:30
humiliated, insulted, threatened to kill00:40:33
they said that they would call their father, he too00:40:35
the military asked how you would be to him00:40:37
eyes look at Dmitry Volkov's mother00:40:40
interview with Astra00:40:42
intimidation ban on communication with family00:40:45
psychological pressure in Bryansk00:40:48
the center does not stand on ceremony with refuseniks00:40:50
the Wagnerites are in charge there; the PMC works00:40:54
under the auspices of the 57th brigade of all refuseniks00:40:57
military personnel who are fleeing00:40:59
illegal orders are brought to Bryanka00:41:01
there political officer Goryushkin after processing00:41:03
sends physical and psychological00:41:05
there were 10 of them in the squads at that time00:41:08
troops beat them there and threaten them with reprisals00:41:10
Olga Livanova mother of Ruslan Livanov00:41:13
interview with Astra publication Judging by00:41:16
survivors testify to similar methods00:41:18
psychological recovery00:41:21
have been honing there for months now00:41:25
broke the boys and physically mentally00:41:27
nkvdshny methods I have not seen any00:41:30
a guy who would return from there after00:41:32
they were on the front end first00:41:34
rows where they survived for no more than a week00:41:37
if they still refused, they were taken to00:41:40
forest or field, then think for yourself00:41:42
testimony of one of the officers in00:41:44
interview with Astra while killed00:41:48
or soldiers tortured to death00:41:49
Russian Generals recognize either00:41:51
missing in action during the war or00:41:54
send parents replies saying son00:41:57
successfully fights, it happened And with this00:41:59
five officers and their real fate00:42:02
parents may never know Ksenia00:42:06
Barvinenko for Freedom TV channel00:42:09
we this topic00:42:11
refuseniks of the Russian Federation army in00:42:13
It is correct for the Russian army to say this00:42:14
after all, 2020 was discussed more than once00:42:17
second year and on our air it was very00:42:21
We often discussed this topic with Nikolai00:42:23
sex rights activist he says that00:42:24
actually since there February 24th00:42:27
when the full scale invasion began00:42:29
there wasn't much until a certain place00:42:31
there wasn't much from00:42:33
holidays for those who refused00:42:34
continue to participate in hostilities00:42:37
from the moment it started00:42:38
serious failure of the Russian army00:42:40
the number of these is from all the same00:42:42
started to increase what now00:42:43
what's going on maybe even00:42:46
we can hear certain numbers from00:42:48
our guest Timofey Martynenko activist00:42:50
youth democratic movement00:42:52
spring Timofey is in touch with us, I’ll remind you00:42:54
to our viewers the movement of Spring is00:42:57
the movement that organized00:42:59
certain protestors are very active00:43:02
such events and actions against00:43:05
mobilization we showed on our broadcasts and00:43:07
leaflets Yes about these actions Today00:43:12
We are talking to you about a phenomenon that00:43:15
this is how refuseniks are in the Russian army00:43:17
I would like to ask you, according to00:43:19
you have an opinion with Nikolai Polozov who00:43:21
said that every day with every00:43:23
weeks with every month of failures00:43:25
Russian army in the invasion of Ukraine00:43:26
number of military personnel who are not00:43:28
want to become and I quote exactly00:43:30
they don't want to die as cannon fodder00:43:32
it’s unclear why it’s getting more and more00:43:35
he said that these ones cannot be00:43:37
count today in the hundreds actually00:43:39
these are thousands of those who refuse00:43:42
I don't ask you to take part00:43:44
specific numbers I think that her00:43:45
probably sounds impossible Yes there it is00:43:48
there are approximately 1500 or 1400 But00:43:51
How widespread is this phenomenon?00:43:53
after all, in the Russian army00:43:55
Hello, thanks for inviting me.00:43:57
Naturally, we don’t know the statistics, we00:44:01
We don’t know the exact number of those who00:44:02
refuses to fight because not everyone00:44:04
of them are contacted by human rights activists and00:44:07
make themselves felt But00:44:10
I'm certainly inclined to agree with00:44:12
profiles of human rights defenders who00:44:13
work directly with these people00:44:17
because if anyone has any00:44:19
data that is close to reality00:44:21
it is a human rights activist, therefore it is likely00:44:24
thousand00:44:26
Tell me how you feel recently00:44:29
phrase just watched fragments00:44:32
interview with Putin who said that00:44:34
9900:44:35
as many as nine-tenths of all Russians00:44:39
support the continuation of the so-called00:44:42
vault special military operation00:44:44
where does he get these numbers from and me00:44:46
probably the only thing anyone was interested in00:44:49
who are these00:44:50
0.1% who do not support00:44:53
But of course this is completely nonsense00:44:57
true00:44:59
Why are these numbers announced?00:45:01
to create false feelings in people00:45:03
that everyone supports the war so that they00:45:05
also supported the war on this00:45:07
the entire Propaganda is being built from 2400:45:09
February to create this00:45:12
imaginary virtual unity00:45:13
we don't really have any unity00:45:16
we observe numerous already independent00:45:19
sociological data We see that00:45:20
support for the war is not only not growing00:45:23
falls all the time now00:45:27
the last study I did in00:45:29
including Navalny’s teams for example00:45:31
it is clear that those who advocate00:45:34
continuation of hostilities is less than00:45:36
those who favor peace negotiations00:45:38
due to the end of the war their percentage00:45:41
fluctuates around if I'm not mistaken00:45:43
about 20 percent I can’t say for sure right now00:45:45
but no consensus on war00:45:49
sociological data We do not see and do not00:45:51
actually seen throughout00:45:53
10 months00:45:56
I want to continue with you a little too00:45:59
Timofey analyze what he can00:46:01
will happen in the near future because00:46:03
really my dobryankas in Lugansk00:46:04
region We talked a lot about 202200:46:07
Yes And about that fact that00:46:10
were also voiced by Russian those who00:46:14
contract soldiers who got caught00:46:16
refused and ended up on the brink about those00:46:18
conditions of content and so on with the same00:46:20
we talked about how they can00:46:22
there to protect your rights to what extent00:46:24
indeed they remain there00:46:25
disenfranchised and so on, but in Russia00:46:28
today until January 1, 202300:46:31
martial law was not introduced in the year A00:46:33
means a series of actions from the outside00:46:35
military leadership actually00:46:36
is illegal Although I think that in00:46:38
Russian Federation this too00:46:41
Yes, it's illegal, but it doesn't change anything.00:46:43
let's say this But if we take this factually00:46:47
from the history of jurisprudence it is impossible00:46:49
send to war in Ukraine00:46:50
military conscripts who00:46:52
signed a contract but do not want to fight00:46:54
it’s also impossible to fight like that00:46:56
at least the Russians say00:46:57
human rights activists who are currently working00:47:00
such things But here is information that00:47:02
from January 500:47:03
there will be some changes and maybe00:47:06
martial law will be introduced as you00:47:08
you think since the introduction of the military00:47:10
First of all I want to ask you we00:47:13
this topic was raised today but yours00:47:14
opinion because it really is spring00:47:16
deals with issues that today and00:47:19
organizing protests against00:47:20
mobilization what will happen if00:47:23
mobilization will be announced and so will they00:47:26
they say and say from January 5th it will be00:47:28
martial law has been introduced, what is this for?00:47:30
may lead with yours in your opinion00:47:33
regarding the activation of certain00:47:35
protest movements00:47:37
This is quite a difficult question to begin with.00:47:40
mobilization is unlikely to be announced00:47:42
officially because she's not officially00:47:44
ended You probably know that it didn’t00:47:46
a termination order was signed00:47:48
mobilization therefore legally with00:47:50
from a legal point of view, mobilization00:47:51
continues I think that the authorities do not00:47:54
will make mistakes again and will not00:47:56
officially announce something00:47:59
For example00:48:00
the number of those who will be whom will increase00:48:03
will be mobilized to be sent to the front00:48:05
most likely from my point of view it will be00:48:07
this is happening00:48:09
The secret is hidden, just people will start silently00:48:13
actually grab on the street like us00:48:15
we saw there will be raids and there will be raids00:48:17
houses and so on but official00:48:19
there will hardly be an announcement because00:48:21
past ad00:48:23
provoked protests00:48:26
including we called for protests00:48:29
We don't expect this kind of situation right now00:48:32
about martial law it’s also difficult00:48:35
to be honest, we certainly are00:48:36
it will not be announced and there will not be00:48:39
whether the borders are closed will not be all of this00:48:42
areas of course00:48:43
such fortune telling00:48:46
therefore, what processes will this cause, but we00:48:50
now we see that00:48:52
process is growing among relatives00:48:54
military and mobilized and contract soldiers00:48:57
all other military groups that00:48:58
gradually unite into groups00:49:00
women are especially active naturally00:49:03
wives mother sisters and so on who00:49:07
demand the return of their relatives00:49:09
home active relatives of those who00:49:12
detained in illegal prisons and00:49:14
there was a DPR in the occupied basements00:49:17
territories00:49:19
So I think it will be00:49:21
continue naturally the more00:49:23
the person will be mobilized and sent to00:49:27
the front, the more active the resistance will be00:49:29
inside Russia in particular among00:49:31
relatives since the process is already00:49:34
launched By the way, in continuation of yours00:49:36
words I will add information that at the end00:49:38
November information appeared that 8800:49:41
mobilized conscientious objectors illegally00:49:43
detained in a children's camp00:49:45
occupied part of Lugansk region00:49:48
wrote about it00:49:49
Astra telegram channel with link to00:49:52
the spouse of one of those mobilized in00:49:54
commanders came to the camp and intimidated00:49:56
forced to sign a contract for three00:49:59
year And also the spouse of the mobilized00:50:01
reported that she wrote a statement to00:50:03
investigative committee and military00:50:05
prosecutor's office but the result at the moment00:50:07
There was also no appeal from journalists00:50:10
it became known that refuseniks in this00:50:12
the camp did not feed them, did not give them water and00:50:15
tried to influence them00:50:16
physical psychological well they beat and00:50:20
intimidated I'm interested in the appeal00:50:23
to the military investigative committees00:50:25
the prosecutor's office can generally bring something00:50:27
any results00:50:31
yes And as far as I understand there are known cases00:50:34
when these appeals help to free00:50:36
Unfortunately, very few people talk about this00:50:38
information because relatives00:50:40
they are afraid to contact journalists often00:50:43
afraid to act publicly although00:50:45
Our Movement communicates precisely00:50:47
journalists of Austria with through them with00:50:50
relatives kept in basements00:50:52
We recently launched a petition and just00:50:54
service for sending requests main00:50:56
means direction accordingly00:50:58
Committee of Russia about these 13 at this time00:51:02
moment 13 basements00:51:04
their existence has been confirmed00:51:07
occupied territories00:51:10
naturally Unfortunately efficiency00:51:12
these complaints and so on00:51:14
limited because we understand that00:51:17
she occupied territories laws00:51:19
operate even less than in the territory00:51:23
The Russian Federation therefore achieve00:51:26
something very difficult, but it’s the eyes00:51:29
more often00:51:30
the only instrument that00:51:32
it may work after publication00:51:35
journalist pastor one camp as far as00:51:37
I know they disbanded, maybe of course00:51:40
the military were simply distributed among00:51:42
other basement illegal companies but in00:51:45
general publicity Unfortunately this is here00:51:46
the only tool left00:51:49
in order to00:51:50
fight against the coercion of those who00:51:53
trying to refuse to continue fighting00:51:55
Indeed, such a resource and publications00:51:58
like the layout also sold certain00:52:00
writes about this very often And even numbers00:52:03
here they are probably Well00:52:05
one of the few that in certain00:52:08
periods I will say this according to seasonality00:52:11
at the end of summer they announced that00:52:13
1,793 February military personnel at least00:52:16
they add from 22 regions of Russia00:52:19
refused to participate in the war with Ukraine00:52:21
since 1559 these are precisely those who in different I am so00:52:28
I understand it is now00:52:30
uh, as I understand it, there are colonies somewhere and00:52:33
so on, but here are another 230 people00:52:36
who is being held in Bryanka Lugansk00:52:38
the area that we are talking to you now00:52:41
How did they handle it?00:52:43
relatives Yes indeed00:52:44
relatives of those who are in today00:52:47
their relatives turn to the same Bryanka00:52:49
and certain processes are going on Well00:52:52
anyway, then let's do it a little again00:52:54
after all, when I hear it’s always spring00:52:57
I want to talk about mobilization because00:52:59
what new active very 2022 like00:53:01
once we dealt with the issue of mobilization and00:53:04
what to ask you, how is it so correct00:53:07
Well, what are we talking about?00:53:08
correctness But these same people still00:53:10
let's go to war, you understand what's going on and00:53:12
ended up on the territory of Ukraine, that is00:53:14
they began to take part in the military00:53:17
actions against another sovereign00:53:19
states are still most likely better00:53:21
somehow escape today00:53:24
It seems to me that mobilization is for this purpose00:53:27
so as not to end up here later00:53:28
this situation because00:53:30
in this situation you are not needed either00:53:31
Russian army to Russian00:53:33
to the command that is still coming there00:53:36
psychological terror video you00:53:38
you are actually in00:53:39
proxy formations of the LPR DPR all00:53:42
options How to get out of there Well00:53:44
Probably it’s still like that, but in some cases it’s not00:53:47
there are them, but they are not there Yes, that’s why Well, after all00:53:50
Timofey What do you think after all?00:53:52
It's probably better to avoid mobilization for00:53:55
in fact, in any way if you already00:53:57
you make a decision for yourself00:53:59
participate in hostilities00:54:02
It's definitely much better not to go00:54:05
to the front to avoid mobilization by any means00:54:08
ways, firstly it’s easier because00:54:10
get out of the front and out of the unit00:54:13
more difficult and can lead to Criminal00:54:16
persecution, punishment and prison time00:54:20
whereas simply failure to appear is still on the agenda00:54:24
We haven't heard about one criminal for a while now00:54:25
in fact, he is still required to appear on the summons00:54:29
administrative fine provided00:54:30
3000 rubles is quite a small amount needed00:54:34
say therefore certainly this is the most00:54:36
simple most effective best way00:54:38
don't go kill and die on00:54:42
war I recommend it to everyone I also want it00:54:45
add that the spring movement published00:54:48
list of illegal prison cellars where00:54:51
forcibly detains Russians00:54:53
military personnel including00:54:54
mobilized who refuse00:54:56
activists considered fighting in such places00:54:59
more than a dozen of them are located00:55:01
occupied areas of Donetsk and00:55:03
Lugansk regions they hold00:55:05
several hundred reports from relatives00:55:07
man let's listen to this list00:55:10
places of forcible detention00:55:12
Russian military Zaitseva Luganskaya00:55:15
the region holds about 300 people per00:55:18
view of Bazhanne Donetsk region now00:55:19
12 people are being held in Dokuchaevsk00:55:22
Donetsk region held by 10 people00:55:25
Perevalsk former colony 15 Lugansk00:55:28
Rubezhnoye region basement in the commandant's office00:55:30
Lugansk region Is there now00:55:32
people unknown criminal Lugansk00:55:34
area Are there people there now?00:55:36
unknown old Lynovka Donetskaya00:55:39
area Are there people there now?00:55:40
unknown Starobelsky basement00:55:42
Lugansk region abandoned houses in00:55:45
Golubovka Lugansk region basement in00:55:47
Bryanke Lugansk region basement00:55:49
Novotroitsk Donetsk region00:55:51
children's camp operated in the summer00:55:53
Berezka Makarova Lugansk region00:55:55
88 people are currently being held00:55:58
movement spring00:56:00
I would like to understand further Timofey00:56:03
movement spring published very00:56:04
useful information But what next00:56:06
published and00:56:09
Well, first of all I would like to point out that00:56:12
this is not our data this is data00:56:13
journalists from the Astra publication and00:56:15
human rights activists of the conscious movement00:56:17
refuseniks with whom we actively work00:56:19
to look further for basements we think00:56:23
that of course the first step is publicity is the second00:56:25
step is what we called on our activists00:56:29
reader subscribers and so on00:56:30
send as I already said complaints00:56:33
main wars own control with00:56:35
demand to investigate these cases00:56:37
free people, return them home and we00:56:40
we know that many of them require00:56:41
performing alternative service instead00:56:43
they actually refuse the military00:56:46
continue to participate in the war and these00:56:48
constitutional law also00:56:51
launched a petition aimed at this00:56:53
I understand that this is of course again00:56:56
tools with very limited00:56:57
effectiveness and it’s not a fact that they will give00:56:59
some result we believe that00:57:01
despite this it is important to give better00:57:03
publicity is important to complain, it is important to try00:57:05
at least somehow achieve the release of these00:57:08
people their return home since we00:57:11
We believe that well, everyone who refuses00:57:13
fight for whatever reasons who00:57:15
wants to return to Russia and stop00:57:17
kill00:57:19
must receive support must be00:57:21
returned home it must be00:57:23
safe It should be simple and in00:57:28
in this case, it is public attention00:57:30
public support must play00:57:32
role for cases like this00:57:35
stopped00:57:36
Now let's analyze A00:57:39
why those who refuse00:57:40
participate in hostilities Why in00:57:44
for the most part Yes indeed00:57:46
Thousands of them continue to be held on00:57:50
territories of temporarily occupied Oka00:57:52
but a proxy for Russian Education00:57:54
Federation of the LPR DPR Why aren’t they00:57:56
are being returned Why are they not being taken? Possibly00:57:58
this is a matter of logistics and there is no need00:58:00
look for some other answers for me00:58:03
it seems like there's a little bit here00:58:05
addition, some other situation you have00:58:07
there are answers why they are not taken back to00:58:09
the Russian Federation is not decided there at all00:58:11
there is still a question and although a little00:58:14
Polozov also explained that those who00:58:16
refuses deserters and draft dodgers well00:58:18
here you also need to get it right after all00:58:20
distribute connotation but at the same time00:58:22
Why are they not being taken to the Russian Federation?00:58:24
How do you think00:58:26
I think this was done in order to00:58:29
access for relatives was difficult00:58:31
access for journalists access00:58:33
human rights activists who can tell00:58:35
about this situation that may raise00:58:37
noise and force people to be released because00:58:41
which of course is in occupied territory00:58:43
it seems more difficult to get into00:58:46
probably for this purpose in the first place00:58:48
secondly, as I already said on00:58:50
territories00:58:52
even Russian legislation is not00:58:54
especially effective These people are imprisoned00:58:57
in fact, illegal ones are deprived of Freedom without00:59:00
investigation without trial without presentation00:59:02
any official charges, that is00:59:04
in fact completely wrong00:59:08
that in Russia they have even still presented00:59:12
it would be quite difficult00:59:14
Well, I’ll voice one more fact that it could be00:59:19
for refusing to fight they can simply00:59:22
give Kamchatka mobilized00:59:23
sentenced to a year and 8 months00:59:26
settlement colonies for refusing to fight in00:59:28
Doxa military court writes about this to Ukraine00:59:31
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky recognized00:59:33
Alexey Breusov guilty not executed00:59:35
orders in wartime and refusal00:59:38
participation in hostilities is part two00:59:40
paragraph one of article 332 of the Criminal Code00:59:44
Russian Federation which started00:59:45
act after the introduction of mobilization00:59:48
before that, they were tried for failure to comply with an order00:59:51
only if there are serious consequences then00:59:54
there is, as far as I understand now, if Well00:59:58
I understand that there is no case law in01:00:00
Russia, but nevertheless, if there is such a thing01:00:03
fact that soon this fact may become01:00:06
simply massive01:00:08
Yes, this is true and she already01:00:11
it's becoming widespread it happened01:00:13
quite quickly and almost suddenly01:00:17
because for a long time we haven't heard about01:00:19
facts of criminal prosecution01:00:21
refuseniks and over the last month they01:00:24
there are really a lot of cases01:00:26
Kamchatka was the first or one of the first01:00:29
they are on trial for failure to comply with an order01:00:31
but now there are a lot of people01:00:34
criminal cases and sentences under the article on01:00:37
unauthorized display of parts there deadlines01:00:40
in fact even heavier and narrower01:00:43
there are first decisions of the courts of the first01:00:45
authorities in several cases in the case in01:00:48
Chechnya there is a suspended sentence in a case in01:00:53
Sakhalin If I'm not mistaken about business01:00:57
Bashkortostan on business01:00:59
And01:01:02
Again, all categories of military fall into01:01:04
there are also mobilized there and01:01:07
contract soldiers01:01:08
there are conscripts who are judged for drawing up01:01:12
parts because they tried this way01:01:14
way to avoid getting to the front01:01:17
left the units and then they were judged by01:01:22
no less human rights activists say that01:01:23
that in general there are actually ways01:01:26
it is clear that they are not very reliable but01:01:29
leave the unit to avoid criminal charges01:01:31
persecution in particular because01:01:33
article for unauthorized table parts01:01:34
provides that01:01:36
the first two days there is no criminal01:01:40
responsibility for drawing up the part and01:01:42
very important if military personnel wants01:01:44
leave the military unit and wants to avoid01:01:47
sending to the front in time for these two01:01:50
days to submit a report stating that he did not01:01:53
wants to fight and wants to replace the military01:01:56
alternative service in this case01:01:58
there really is some chance01:02:01
avoid remote stalking01:02:04
thanks for participating in our broadcast01:02:07
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youth democratic movement01:02:13
Spring was in touch with us dear friends01:02:16
We will now continue to prepare for you01:02:18
We are preparing a number of operational information01:02:21
those that we will offer you today for01:02:23
discussions we work exclusively in01:02:24
live 2002 Kyiv time01:02:27
a few moments and we will continue01:02:38
They are lying01:02:40
Russia They declare enemies of civilians01:02:44
people echelons of Bandera they are ready01:02:48
sacrifice your country to try01:02:50
capture what they will never have01:02:53
belonged one day01:02:55
someone may encroach on sovereignty01:02:58
of our country today they are at the helm of Russia and01:03:01
give criminal orders that Russia01:03:04
did01:03:07
where will they be tomorrow01:03:10
culprits of the war tomorrow at 16:30 p.m.01:03:15
Kyiv time project Freedom01:03:22
Free your right to choose01:03:29
Free your home Freedom in Russian01:03:33
they also tell the truth01:03:45
we continue you are watching informational01:03:48
Marathon on Freedom TV now01:03:50
cooperative information on New Year's Eve01:03:52
year, Ukrainian defenders liquidated01:03:54
almost 800 Russian occupiers01:03:57
The enemy suffered the greatest losses on01:03:59
Liman and Bakhmut directions01:04:01
inform the general staff of the armed forces01:04:03
Ukrainian forces in their morning report01:04:05
thus the total loss of the army01:04:07
Russian Federation after01:04:09
full-scale invasion of Ukraine 10601:04:12
720 military personnel significantly01:04:15
the amount of destroyed has also increased01:04:16
equipment over the past day from the occupiers01:04:20
minus two tanks, nine combat ones01:04:22
armored vehicles five artillery01:04:24
systems as well as more than a dozen cars and01:04:28
special equipment In addition, Ukrainian01:04:30
troops shot down 46 drones and 1201:04:33
cruise missiles01:04:36
first full-scale invasion01:04:38
Russian military personnel in Ukraine killed 5701:04:40
civil service workers01:04:42
in emergency situations this is said01:04:44
in the telegram channel state service01:04:46
Emergency Situations Department of Ukraine01:04:48
emphasized that the dead were experienced01:04:50
experts also urged to remember01:04:52
what price and Rescuers lead every time01:04:55
fight for life and safety of people01:04:59
2022 is already a past year in Ukraine01:05:02
sounded around 1401:05:04
thousand 870 air raid alarms such data01:05:09
provided a volunteer website01:05:12
according to their calculations, the largest number01:05:15
there were alarms in the Kharkov region01:05:17
155801:05:19
the smallest Lugansk region due to01:05:21
the fact that it is always on and in Kyiv01:05:24
638 alarms sounded01:05:27
but there were also different worries, there were worries01:05:29
which sounded until the hour were alarms01:05:31
which we studied for up to 5 hours. If we01:05:34
For example, we’re talking about the capital like this01:05:37
Ukrainian military helped in 202201:05:39
evacuate from the combat area01:05:42
more than 66 hundred thousand civilians about this01:05:46
said the deputy chief01:05:48
Operational Directorate of the General Staff01:05:50
Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexey Gromov01:05:51
in particular, according to his data from Lugansk01:05:53
the region managed to withdraw 57 thousand people01:05:56
from Donetsk01:05:57
89,000 and a half people from Sumskaya01:06:00
108,000 and Zaporozhye 150 thousand five hundred01:06:04
people are also Ukrainian defenders01:06:06
accompanied distributed more than two01:06:08
million tons of humanitarian cargo01:06:11
but now Let's remember that Sweden01:06:13
today, on January 1, became chairman01:06:16
Council of the European Union for six months as01:06:19
reported on the government website01:06:21
her priorities will be01:06:23
security and unity sustainability and01:06:26
competitiveness democratic01:06:28
values and the rule of law as well as01:06:31
prosperity the key to which will be01:06:33
green and energy transition01:06:36
In addition, the Swedish authorities noted that they will01:06:38
pay attention to further01:06:40
economic and military support01:06:42
Ukraine and also assisting it on its way to01:06:45
European Union and emphasized fast and01:06:48
a decisive response to Russia's invasion of01:06:50
Ukraine is a show of strength01:06:52
European Union01:06:55
Russia does not intend to give up its01:06:57
the main goal of gaining control over01:07:00
Ukraine stated this in an interview with the BBC01:07:02
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg He is confident01:07:04
we need to prepare for a protracted war and01:07:06
provide long-term support to Ukraine01:07:08
According to him, Russia does not demonstrate01:07:10
no signs of readiness to go01:07:13
concessions in turn military support01:07:14
Ukraine will force the Kremlin to sit down at the table01:07:16
negotiations and agree to end01:07:18
wars01:07:20
Now let's talk about symbols01:07:23
Resilience of Ukraine and Ukrainians for 1001:07:27
Ukrainians have never experienced months of war01:07:29
demonstrated their strength and resilience01:07:31
Both on the battlefield and in the rear from the first01:07:33
the day of the full-scale Russian invasion01:07:35
They made it clear to the aggressor that Ukraine cannot be broken01:07:39
symbols are proof of this01:07:41
born of war and many are already well01:07:44
known far beyond Ukraine01:07:46
Details in our material01:07:50
February 24, 2022 first day01:07:54
full-scale Russian invasion of01:07:55
Ukraine Ukrainian garrison which01:07:57
non-service on the snake island in Cherny01:07:59
sea received the crew's request01:08:01
Russian cruiser Moscow folded01:08:02
weapons with response Ukrainian marines01:08:05
didn't hesitate01:08:08
this phrase immediately became a symbol of Fortitude01:08:11
Ukrainian people already on April 1201:08:13
Ukrposhta released Markus inscription01:08:15
Russian warship go with01:08:17
image of a sinking cruiser01:08:19
people were ready to buy it01:08:22
several hours in line even though01:08:24
to air raid sirens01:08:29
very polite line see people01:08:32
stand quietly waiting for us today01:08:34
we'll try to get them all stamps01:08:36
see specifically for the launch of the brand01:08:38
we have such beautiful beautiful weather and01:08:41
two days later the Russian cruiser01:08:42
flagship of the Black Sea Fleet Moscow such01:08:45
followed this course in these frames01:08:47
also the first day of the war, February 24, residents01:08:50
State Dumel of the Kyiv region was filmed as01:08:52
two dozen military units flew over the city01:08:55
Russian helicopters as a result01:08:57
air attack by Russian troops on01:08:59
Gosdumel airport near Kiev was01:09:01
The largest powerful one in the world was destroyed01:09:03
An-225 transport jet aircraft01:09:05
Mriya developed by Kyiv Design Bureau named after Anto01:09:08
in Russia they believed that he destroyed Maria01:09:11
will break the capabilities of Ukrainian aviation but01:09:14
the reaction of Ukrainians was immediate01:09:16
dreams cannot be destroyed and an airplane01:09:19
Mriya has become another symbol01:09:20
indestructibility of the Ukrainian people01:09:23
also depicted on limited edition Syria01:09:25
postage stamps and sisters from Krivoy Rog01:09:27
Olga Yulia Tkach created a cartoon01:09:29
Revival of the An-225 Mriya in the meantime01:09:32
aircraft designers have already promised to return01:09:34
plane into the Ukrainian sky from this01:09:37
copies can be taken separately01:09:40
parts for creating a second kitchen01:09:44
ceramic cabinet Cockerel on the wall01:09:46
destroyed by an airstrike by Russian troops01:09:49
residential building photo taken in01:09:51
Borodina spread all over the Kyiv region01:09:53
peace fragile figurine survived the attack01:09:55
While dozens of residents at home01:09:57
died in his basement hiding from01:09:59
shelling after the decupation of Kyiv01:10:01
lockers area the figurine was handed over to01:10:03
museum01:10:05
the rooster with the famous closet is in01:10:08
in safe hands in the hands of museum staff01:10:10
processes of museumification are taking place01:10:13
probably everyone knows the story not only in01:10:16
Ukraine but also in the world about this symbol01:10:18
The dog is the most resilient dog of Ukrainians01:10:20
famous dog sapper in Ukraine01:10:25
The world's most famous people are photographed with the cartridge01:10:28
politicians presented him with the award personally01:10:29
President of Ukraine in the presence01:10:31
Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau01:10:34
UN Children's Fund UNICEF for the first time in01:10:36
history awarded the patron the status of a dog01:10:38
goodwill, the more weapons we have, the01:10:41
Our enemy has less time to mine01:10:43
our territory01:10:45
Ukraine is grateful for the attention to our01:10:47
to the patron mascot We are glad that his courage01:10:50
charges the whole world to be brave and also01:10:52
And another main symbol of Fortitude01:10:55
Ukrainian metallurgical plant01:10:57
Azufstal in Mariupol its territory in01:10:59
the first months of the war became the main01:11:01
place of Ukrainian resistance01:11:02
Russian troops surrounded the plant for 82 days01:11:06
attacked and destroyed 11 hourly01:11:08
square kilometers of territory but not01:11:11
threats of not constant bombing01:11:13
The siege did not break the will of those who defended it01:11:15
Ukrainians now have the very word Azovstal01:11:18
turned into a symbol of indestructibility01:11:19
courage and fortitude of all Ukrainian01:11:22
people Natalya Gusug Vladimir Shtangelov01:11:25
for Freedom TV channel01:11:27
and probably Azovstal bracelets Yes,01:11:31
a symbol of such indestructibility and to me01:11:32
It seems that Abazov is just talking here01:11:36
was And probably these bracelets01:11:38
really like a symbol of indestructibility01:11:40
there are a lot of them who bought them for this purpose01:11:44
to remember so that who could do this01:11:47
we'll talk about it now01:11:48
for some reason somehow send me some bracelets01:11:51
and by the way they are made I why why01:11:54
Now I remember from the pre-war Party01:11:55
metal just Azov steel Oleg Chaban01:11:58
psychotherapist is in touch with us Oleg01:12:00
greetings hello greetings01:12:03
you already in the new 2023 Hello I you01:12:07
welcome new year 2023 we really01:12:10
When was the material shown now?01:12:12
prepared by our colleagues I Well, perhaps01:12:15
According to psychology, this is due to the fact that in01:12:18
at the end it just said Azov became me01:12:20
for some reason I remembered these bracelets01:12:22
Although they were not discussed in our material01:12:24
colleagues because they really are01:12:26
made from pre-war batches and steel from01:12:29
Azovstal plant if we are talking about those01:12:32
symbolic things And symbols if01:12:35
Alex ask you for this symbol01:12:38
indestructibility During these 10 months01:12:40
serious such global terrible01:12:42
war waged by the Russian Federation01:12:43
against Ukraine what is your symbol01:12:47
I'm talking today symbol we can01:12:50
say Yes the symbol is important that these are people Yes01:12:52
there are our Armed Forces defense forces in01:12:55
in this context we are talking about those01:12:56
material things that we actually01:12:58
You can even touch it if only01:13:01
you were asked such a question so that you01:13:03
came to us first01:13:05
just not specific very material01:13:09
things because this is a very easy answer I01:13:11
I would say exactly the same thing, for example Mriya or01:13:13
or other fetishes is what a person is01:13:17
endows with magical power any01:13:20
so you can come up with no the first thing for me01:13:23
something more profound comes to mind01:13:25
philosophical I would say immediately history01:13:27
a story from my country called01:13:30
Ukraine and This is much deeper then01:13:34
worth it because this is the answer right away01:13:36
Question: What is the story, what is the depth?01:13:40
what is this story and where are these symbols01:13:42
this story where is she And here already01:13:44
a great story begins which01:13:47
comes down to the word self-identification01:13:49
a symbol that Ukrainians understood that they01:13:52
Ukrainians and That the war will end and01:13:56
Ukrainians will fly all over the world to relax01:13:59
No one will ask me where where anymore01:14:02
What is this and this is Moscow yes Yes I know No this01:14:06
Warsaw there is no Ukrainian, it will be Ukraine01:14:09
so for me the symbol of Fortitude is01:14:12
our History is what finally01:14:16
went upstairs went upstairs to01:14:19
understand who we are, our territory, ours01:14:22
conversations our history our fairy tales our01:14:26
everything is culturally mental01:14:28
much deeper than any01:14:30
material thing because there are factories01:14:32
They were destroyed and perhaps some01:14:35
rebuild, but it won’t be profitable01:14:36
economically, something will not disappear01:14:39
Mriya another plane will appear significantly01:14:41
better more powerful And so on it measures in01:14:44
history because we want to return it01:14:46
so that there is no, we need to move on01:14:48
But History is the base that01:14:51
was there and will remain No matter what we are01:14:54
were because we went through it01:14:56
therefore self-identification01:14:59
in my opinion this is the most powerful thing and if01:15:02
talk about power and symbols01:15:05
I repeat for me this is my story01:15:06
countries Tell Oleg how do you feel01:15:09
It’s not for nothing that Leila remembered the bracelets01:15:11
yes which can be purchased01:15:14
brands are acceptable yes01:15:16
Russian warship, yes I won’t01:15:18
continue on the air01:15:21
just put it on I started looking and01:15:24
Many people think that this is already income01:15:26
war Yes, for example, But if the dog is a cartridge01:15:28
yes, but many people have mixed feelings about steel01:15:32
attitude towards the sale of these Well, or let’s say01:15:35
earnings on the same mayor for example01:15:38
T-shirts Why and why01:15:40
contrast If someone is normal01:15:43
guys earn and pay money01:15:45
to the same army so thank God let01:15:48
earns and gives strong fakes01:15:51
which because it's a fetish01:15:54
material thing that you believe and01:15:56
you feel strong because you believe01:15:59
you don't know that she is protecting you01:16:01
symbolizes something gives strength01:16:03
creates some kind of Area and so on and so on01:16:05
further And if someone is on this and01:16:07
earns but I earn honestly01:16:10
I'll just blink01:16:13
but ok then let's continue01:16:16
I'll add a little more information about what01:16:19
helped Ukrainians01:16:21
stand in the face of the war of death and01:16:23
losses In addition to what we have already listed01:16:26
in the material we can say that ourselves01:16:28
Ukrainians and the whole world are now wondering about this01:16:31
question and now experts01:16:33
study examples of Fortitude look for sources01:16:36
of this Fortitude, for example, Ukrainian01:16:38
psychologist Vladimir Sanchin calls01:16:40
several factors due to which01:16:42
Ukrainians endured and adapted to01:16:44
changing living conditions The first is01:16:47
transformation of the psyche that she01:16:49
passes so let's listen01:16:52
Whether we want it or not, the psyche must01:16:55
was to adapt and when it passes01:16:57
we begin to get used to such stages01:16:59
We become very stressed01:17:01
stress-resistant to difficult life situations01:17:03
circumstances and difficult life01:17:05
circumstances at a certain stage01:17:07
becomes a daily challenge for us01:17:09
then February 24th was not for us01:17:12
daily challenge It was a challenge that01:17:15
A priori we could not be ready today01:17:17
it's a daily challenge we wait every day01:17:20
there will be or will not be shelling, there will be a new one01:17:23
there will be a bombing or there will not be a breakthrough01:17:25
Vladimir Stanchishin psychologist in an interview01:17:28
to the voice of America By the way, Oleg would like01:17:31
We will also let you clarify on February 24 Yes01:17:34
but it was a quiet horror to put it mildly, yes A01:17:37
for example, New Year's Eve yesterday01:17:40
I just sat with the window open and listened01:17:42
I say this is not a rocket, in my opinion it is01:17:45
Now the drone has been shot down Well, that is, absolutely01:17:47
calmly yes, although many people cannot01:17:49
get used to it Tell me how01:17:51
the psyche is transformed during the war01:17:54
what Vladimir said was nothing new01:17:58
didn't say he retold ideas that01:18:00
has been expressing for a long time about what was decided in such a very01:18:02
famous American psychologist we are with him01:18:04
we work who studies the war from the position01:18:07
human adaptation and he decided01:18:10
belongs slang new world map01:18:15
a person's head that is, any person you01:18:18
I adapt whether I want it or not.01:18:20
say New Year is not the night heard on01:18:22
the balcony is sharing exactly the same way now01:18:25
Air defense missile launch from a drone from something else01:18:28
this is normal not normal of course01:18:30
because I'm a peaceful person I'm flying01:18:33
patients but I adapt and survive01:18:36
is laid down by every person01:18:38
biological adaptation program is01:18:41
it's like saying get used to it01:18:42
you can get used to headaches01:18:44
pain you can live with a headache but01:18:47
get used to pain you can't live with pain and01:18:50
you can't get used to the pain, that's why you can live in01:18:52
chronic stress say Why everything01:18:55
this is my life Well, this is what it takes01:18:57
run there no it's not like that01:18:59
this anxiety is really a torment01:19:01
Reckoning mental health and so on but01:19:04
we have a good genetic thing01:19:07
continue life This is the core01:19:10
which holds us all people in01:19:13
any conditions after some time mother01:19:16
starts to turn his head Where to get it01:19:18
milk for baby Man starts01:19:20
turn your head Where to get gasoline How01:19:22
get there how to survive And so on and on01:19:25
we are recovering, it was always like this01:19:27
this is the basis of life adaptation to that in01:19:30
something you live for Even if you live in01:19:32
[ __ ] called war I don't think so01:19:35
that war makes anyone happy is great01:19:37
it's crap and you'll have to get out of it, but01:19:39
only of course through victory so we01:19:41
adapt, survive, survive, but very01:19:45
What's important is what happens next for me01:19:48
always interested in cops House01:19:50
mental health After01:19:52
this whole thing ends01:19:54
I'm already interested in what even01:19:56
there in particular with each of us I and I01:19:59
I admit it because well actually01:20:01
if you don’t admit it and say that everything is oh01:20:03
that's all I have, yes, everything is okay, I live in these01:20:06
conditions in fact recognition is01:20:08
also a very important point I know what01:20:10
I want to ask you, are you now too?01:20:11
really talked about what01:20:12
distinguish certain sounds already01:20:15
these aspects of the results and consequences01:20:17
there is air defense there, there are so-called arrivals01:20:20
further I want to ask you something else01:20:21
indeed many who stayed and who are in01:20:24
It’s somehow easier for Ukraine to do certain things01:20:26
processes are going through. That's a lot01:20:28
last night I saw it in the morning01:20:30
comments and Ukrainian women01:20:33
who left for New Year's01:20:35
Christmas period went abroad01:20:38
to their children Well, there are such families01:20:41
Warsaw is what I noticed01:20:44
UK which accepts Yes01:20:46
Ukrainians in London and Germany where not01:20:50
Fireworks are prohibited, so many01:20:52
scared Ukraine and children who are in01:20:55
were here for a certain period in01:20:57
Ukraine which These sounds are here01:20:58
did not perceive fireworks but really01:21:01
rocket attacks and explosions were perceived01:21:03
differently, although we were very afraid now01:21:06
they are afraid of this night, which was very01:21:08
we were afraid because after hearing the fireworks I want01:21:11
understand what it is like this Aspect01:21:14
analyze correctly you are01:21:16
in a quiet area where there is no01:21:19
there is military action but you01:21:21
these are knocking you out of you01:21:24
the realities of fireworks can you explain what it is01:21:27
from a psychiatric point of view this is01:21:29
it's called the Low Start Reflex01:21:31
part part of frustration just for the sake of01:21:34
God they word part does not provide01:21:36
that everyone is mentally ill01:21:38
upset And so on but it's small01:21:41
part is called low start reflex01:21:43
when there is emotional memory for01:21:47
the events you experienced and how01:21:49
the rule is very close to talking about Days01:21:51
months And so on And it still works01:21:54
well, like the Sentry hare, here he is01:21:57
genetic program for survival01:22:00
from the word danger, anxiety, that is01:22:02
turn your head and listen to01:22:04
sounds actions And so on therefore01:22:06
low start reflex is the first thing01:22:09
cutting sound into flash, it’s natural01:22:13
we've been through it all, I'm here too01:22:15
Kyiv never left Kyiv, I know that01:22:18
this is it And I had a low one too01:22:20
start reflex then adaptation began01:22:22
I felt it all myself, moreover01:22:24
included some specific01:22:26
psychotechnics of working with traumatic01:22:27
memory but knowing How to treat others, help01:22:30
he calls himself therefore somehow more01:22:33
adapt quickly therefore what you01:22:35
describe a person moving to Europe01:22:37
peaceful life where there is light there is no01:22:40
blackouts and so on but it turns out to be01:22:43
fireworks then it naturally turns on01:22:46
instant Trigger very low Start on01:22:49
any harsh sound if added there01:22:52
many other authors I don’t want to scare01:22:55
no one to lecture on01:22:57
post-anxiety stress01:22:58
disorder then this will already be part01:23:00
frustration But thank God It's only01:23:02
one symptom so far01:23:04
but by the way, I would like your words to be unnecessary01:23:07
assume that everyone is mentally ill01:23:09
Looking at the people around I would say that01:23:11
not everyone is mentally healthy if01:23:13
honestly, but I would like to by the way, here you are01:23:19
I'm interrupting you now01:23:21
because there is a psychological concept01:23:24
health is a psychological concept01:23:27
the disease is No, not the same01:23:30
psychological health problems with01:23:32
psychological health among the population01:23:34
There are a lot of Ukraine but mental01:23:36
disorders thank God at that level01:23:39
a little higher but at the same level as01:23:42
there was therefore no need for these things Yes01:23:44
indeed, wariness and01:23:46
anxiety as a phenomenon, only a fool is not01:23:48
will react with fear and anxiety to that01:23:50
what's going on banging and so on and01:23:52
that's why I agree with you01:23:54
what psychological health has become01:23:56
less but not mental disorders01:23:59
more01:24:00
I wouldn't be surprised, Sergei, if you are now01:24:02
Oleg said about the fact that everyone01:24:04
the second one is experiencing some01:24:05
psychological difficulties and you would say01:24:07
it's not me, yes, that is, it would be me, judging01:24:09
according to your rhetoric this is harsh this is harsh01:24:13
you deny it, I still want to say01:24:15
Let's talk to me behind the screen I01:24:17
maybe there’s something about diagnosing there01:24:20
and Leila I admitted I say Yes I have01:24:24
yes it was a joke not really01:24:27
great and good conversation about that too01:24:30
it's important to say and coming back because01:24:33
We are like then, this is a symbol I want to return01:24:35
what we talked about, now you remember01:24:38
stamps I am grateful to you And tell me01:24:40
please, these are the queues for stamps01:24:43
Yes, they already testify to this01:24:46
Yes, when 2020 came, the third edition was already released01:24:49
marks, he somehow calmed down, but these01:24:51
voting What will be the next brand01:24:53
What is the image of people?01:24:55
really actively against the processes01:24:57
participated and then what we saw on01:24:59
Independence Square where possible01:25:02
buy heads post office our yes01:25:04
known as evidenced by01:25:07
in your opinion this is also such an element01:25:08
history Yes, everyone wants to save this01:25:12
what does this say01:25:13
two words association association and01:25:17
the most identification, that is, there are many of us and01:25:20
we understand who we are and we are chasing01:25:22
stories because you agree It will pass01:25:25
time and this is the first stamp issued in01:25:30
time of war is quite very01:25:32
very symbolic actions01:25:34
symbolic of the impossibility of01:25:36
I think it’s symbolic. It’s going to be big.01:25:39
it is still valuable as far as I know01:25:42
great value even material01:25:44
just go to eBay and look01:25:46
how much is 1 stamp but I don’t mean that01:25:49
not to business things you asked answered01:25:51
association and identification itself01:25:54
there are many of us and we are together that's the word01:25:56
the association has noticed there in01:26:00
comments said very peaceful01:26:02
calm decent queue no one01:26:05
climbs that is, deep respect friend01:26:08
friend, this is a union01:26:11
self-identification we stand behind the symbol01:26:13
What's happening in Ukraine Because We01:26:15
Ukrainians01:26:16
and I would also like to continue that with you01:26:18
thought you said that, well, essentially01:26:20
the development paradigm is being replaced by a paradigm01:26:23
survival when the mother is looking there, thinking where01:26:26
buy milk there father thinks how to buy01:26:29
gasoline or gas, no matter what01:26:32
doesn't this mean that paradigms01:26:36
survival If I formulate correctly01:26:38
that in essence this is a kind of rollback to the origins and01:26:42
next I will need to do it again01:26:44
develop No no it's biological01:26:48
defense she is absolutely normal That is01:26:50
you must remember01:26:52
commands on the plane when it drops01:26:55
put on oxygen mask first01:26:57
on oneself to be effective to others01:26:59
words Let's provide turn on01:27:01
provide biology and then it will be about01:27:05
speak high And so on therefore01:27:06
this is a completely normal reaction01:27:09
the stage of human adaptation is what01:27:11
sounded a person adapting to stress01:27:14
yes of course it adapts because it does01:27:15
program01:27:16
as said from who went through01:27:19
Viktor Frankl who went through01:27:21
concentration camper and he said what is the meaning of life01:27:23
life itself This is realization01:27:25
this life is not a regressive thing I01:27:29
said this is only a stage This is the first stage01:27:32
then another interesting thing begins01:27:35
this is a completely human celebration01:27:37
life01:27:39
when we remember there is a war and we01:27:42
we're already celebrating something we've already arrived01:27:44
the offensive has already been won back by lifting spirits01:27:48
Excellent Birthdays are already celebrated glory01:27:51
God without salutes and so on and so on01:27:53
That is, life is already starting to return01:27:55
in another version of celebrating life we01:27:58
together we walked and died there, but we01:28:00
remained thank God we move on and01:28:03
so on and on Here we are moving therefore01:28:05
we are not regressive by any means01:28:07
not emitted on biological animals01:28:09
level grab yourself a gasoline generator01:28:12
sit just Dynamo spin your house and01:28:15
things like that don't feed anyone and01:28:17
so on No we are just identification01:28:19
unification is absolutely01:28:21
the opposite of what I just answered01:28:24
did you remember01:28:25
Austrian psychotherapist who01:28:27
survived the Nazi camp they very often01:28:29
they said especially in the first month of the war01:28:32
I won’t even say this about him, but because, well01:28:35
not everyone knew about him but talked about him01:28:38
used this phrase that she01:28:40
voiced, I’ll quote it now too01:28:42
Let me remind you that those who believed were the first to break01:28:44
that soon everything will end then those who don’t01:28:46
I believe that this will end someday, I survived01:28:49
those who focused on their affairs without01:28:51
expectations of what else might happen01:28:53
indeed many have thought about01:28:57
and continue to think about this phrase01:28:58
now it's military now Factor I want01:29:01
remember the war drags on about this01:29:02
NATO Secretary General Ian is already speaking now01:29:04
Stoltenberg Well, we see from the processes01:29:06
which are ongoing continue to be carried out in01:29:09
war zone is really a war01:29:11
will continue and no one really01:29:13
most likely doesn't know exactly when she01:29:14
will end and I want you to help us Oleg01:29:18
they said after all, who will morally withstand01:29:21
this long war which01:29:23
Tomorrow unfortunately won't end01:29:25
someone who goes about their daily routine01:29:28
heals fights teaches bakes bread01:29:33
makes news and so on And you01:29:36
Frankl was quoted, but let me remind you that01:29:38
Victor Frank is exactly the same. It's not his idea.01:29:41
he took this idea from people who already01:29:45
were there from psychologists and psychotherapists01:29:47
he simply developed them to the maximum01:29:50
creating a new type of psychotherapy01:29:52
called meaning life psychotherapy01:29:54
logos therapy and so on and he and he01:29:57
fantasized about being a constar01:30:00
fantasized about how he would read in01:30:02
lectures in a huge hall for thousands of people01:30:05
How He conducted group psychotherapy01:30:07
concentrations, that is, the one who deals01:30:10
mundane routine works for the next01:30:14
stage of your country and therefore children Well01:30:17
here I am doing treatment you are doing01:30:19
because you transmit news and work for01:30:22
we are already investing in this topic01:30:24
we are executing the program that01:30:26
infected then Viktor Frankl spoke about it and01:30:30
Frankl wrote and spoke and advised more often01:30:32
Tell life yes, just like that if01:30:35
today it's absolutely true01:30:37
just think about it01:30:40
someone gave a box to your parents two01:30:43
the cells connected and it looked like this01:30:46
miracle Like you, like me, like our children, like people01:30:49
who are listening now this is unique01:30:51
something that should not happen in your life01:30:54
you gave you the uniqueness to live01:30:57
this life this happiness this genius01:31:00
opportunity to experience this world01:31:03
at some stage and replicate itself in01:31:05
in the end Oleg, thank you very much01:31:07
gratitude and help us in01:31:09
certain issues that are possible01:31:11
each of us today somewhere01:31:14
it will still open here and so on01:31:15
Oleg the psychotherapist was in touch with us01:31:18
dear friends We will definitely now01:31:20
let's continue for a few moments Be with01:31:22
don't switch us01:31:30
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now this is BB which And three more letters in01:31:44
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vodka theft war You're the only one01:31:49
staples that actually exist in01:31:52
Russia's voice of reason and conscience Andrey01:31:55
Orlov Russian poet Orlusha author of bright01:31:59
sarcastic pamphlets on topical issues01:32:02
topics in the interview series with saken01:32:05
Aimurzaev people of goodwill on Tuesday01:32:09
January 3 at 12.00 Kyiv time on01:32:13
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only he is worthy of life and freedom who01:33:12
every day Goethe goes to battle for them01:33:15
freedom Free your home01:33:31
we continue you are watching informational01:33:33
Marathon on Freedom TV channel Leila01:33:35
Mamedova Sergey Chernyshov we work in this01:33:37
studios now Cooperative information01:33:39
Russian military personnel do not have enough01:33:41
Doctors in temporarily occupied areas01:33:43
Yah territories for the treatment of the wounded01:33:46
this is reported to the center of the national01:33:47
resistance there also note that01:33:50
due to a large number of wounded01:33:52
the local hospital has almost no services01:33:54
civilian population because01:33:55
Russian occupiers give them priority01:33:58
Soldiers are in Melitopol because of the high01:34:02
intensive workers began to quit01:34:04
Russian doctors imported from Russia01:34:06
new doctors are in no hurry to come to01:34:09
time occupied city thus01:34:11
the enemy has a significant deficit01:34:13
medical workers and this is not01:34:15
Even increased payments help01:34:17
a similar situation with their medications01:34:19
brought to the hospital specifically for treatment01:34:21
Russian Federation soldiers and messages01:34:24
center of national resistance01:34:27
production began in Germany01:34:29
artillery for the armed forces of Ukraine A01:34:31
namely self-propelled Australian01:34:32
rsearch installations 155 announced this01:34:35
company advisor who deals with01:34:37
will be engaged in production I apologize01:34:39
Nicholas Drumond on Twitter reports that01:34:42
According to the contract for 216 million euros01:34:45
the armed forces of Ukraine must receive01:34:46
18 artillery pieces on a wheeled01:34:49
chassis However, it is expected that deliveries01:34:51
will be ready no earlier than in 3001:34:54
months after the conclusion of the contract01:34:56
available in 202501:34:58
Yes, Britain has completely stopped imports01:35:02
liquefied gas from Russia about this01:35:04
reports the Ministry of Foreign Affairs01:35:07
UK on Twitter in the department01:35:09
also noted that the country will continue01:35:11
help other countries around the world01:35:14
reduce dependence on Russian01:35:15
Gaza01:35:17
Hello Today UK all the way01:35:18
stopped importing Russian liquefied petroleum01:35:21
natural gas we cut off Putin from01:35:23
financing his illegal war and01:35:26
messages from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs01:35:28
UK on Twitter01:35:31
Bogorodichno is a village in the Donetsk region01:35:33
the settlement 7 km from Svetogorsk was01:35:36
under the occupation of Russian troops there is no01:35:38
there is not a single surviving building left01:35:40
almost all the local residents have left, but everyone01:35:43
two mother and son remained there during the occupation01:35:46
they now live in the village about village life01:35:49
Theotokos in our Anastasia’s report01:35:52
Volkova01:35:57
waist-deep in water holding a bicycle01:36:01
resident of the Mother of God moves from another01:36:03
banks of the Seversky Donets water temperature01:36:06
+ 3 but this route is necessary they say01:36:09
residents of Satagorsk can buy groceries01:36:12
and the village itself receives humanitarian aid01:36:15
volunteers do not come often to the village01:36:18
The Mother of God remains today01:36:21
a ghost because there's no one left here01:36:25
not a single home targeted after the occupation01:36:28
by Russians this summer Yes01:36:31
full-scale Russian invasion of01:36:33
about 800 people lived in the garden01:36:35
before the occupation, almost everyone had time01:36:38
leave except for two people Nikolai01:36:41
stayed to look after his01:36:44
93-year-old mother And you all the time01:36:47
We lived through the occupation here all summer01:36:54
the worst time was when01:36:57
when are the bombs and when will the Russians be here?01:37:00
how they treated you01:37:03
drank it01:37:11
it’s still possible everything was stolen yes01:37:16
their house was destroyed now the family01:37:19
preparing for winter01:37:21
93-year-old Lyudmila Mikhailovna is sorting out01:37:23
debris and cleans up the car01:37:26
drags the slate into the hole outside01:37:28
plot01:37:31
when will they end01:37:49
family plans here too01:37:56
affairs01:38:00
talks during shelling01:38:05
he arranged the graves in the garden01:38:13
I don’t even see my dad bursting01:38:17
the panel will be placed there on the street01:38:22
it was down the street01:38:26
volunteers brought medicine for the family01:38:28
products and food for dogs and cats that01:38:31
from all over the village came here to people in01:38:35
All communications in the village are broken, so01:38:37
volunteers also gave the family trench equipment01:38:40
candles01:38:44
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restore a broken house from01:38:49
Nikolaevka in gardening now01:38:51
pensioners Vladimir and Raisa arrive01:38:53
they managed to leave before the occupation01:38:56
When did you leave01:39:02
May 20 And returned01:39:08
but here but we will go and arrive here01:39:11
more there less here more Well, it’s necessary01:39:14
because of this he tore the roof, you see he01:39:17
closed01:39:19
smeared together three-year-old Raisa01:39:22
tells: Born raised and wanted01:39:24
spend your old age in the garden before01:39:27
double with my husband We made repairs, it’s a pity we01:39:31
it was just made in the spring made it came01:39:34
here for the winter01:39:39
we didn't want to lie there in the basement anymore01:39:42
sat in the basement01:39:52
let's say at least the roof on the wings01:39:54
so that the walls don't collapse, the ceiling01:39:57
Even though the walls collapsed, it’s slowly son01:40:01
I collected some film where A was lying around01:40:04
where did you buy it01:40:06
I say01:40:07
We're already falling until the evening01:40:13
I'm generally rural, what's this?01:40:16
my parents lived and wanted to live and there01:40:22
not my strength already when I did it01:40:27
oh the neighbors were surprised, how high are they all?01:40:30
pour out all this I was dragging my husband01:40:33
Concrete Well, that's all and hand New Year01:40:39
Raisa and Vladimir plan to meet with01:40:41
neighbors so that they don't feel lonely01:40:44
then leave again for Nikolaevka to collect01:40:47
building materials for home renovation01:40:49
they say to live permanently in their native village01:40:52
not possible yet01:40:54
Anastasia Volkova Artem Voronin from01:40:57
Donetsk region for Freedom TV channel01:41:00
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verified by our correspondents01:41:27
dear friends, let's be specific01:41:30
we will now carry out such a forecast How01:41:31
relationships will develop between a number of01:41:33
let's talk about cooperation with [ __ ]01:41:36
China Russia that undoubtedly caused01:41:38
anxiety in the US when communicating over01:41:40
video conference with the President of Russia01:41:41
Vladimir Putin Leader to Russia Day01:41:44
said China is ready to be global01:41:46
partner of Russia against the backdrop of, quote, complex01:41:49
world situation US State Department01:41:51
believe that China wants to rebuild01:41:52
international order more01:41:54
our correspondents will tell01:41:56
A video conference took place on December 3001:41:59
between the leaders and China, the head of the People's Republic of China said01:42:03
China Russia must strengthen01:42:04
strategic coordination to01:42:06
bring more benefits to the two peoples and01:42:08
bring more stability to the world before01:42:11
complex and far from ambiguous face01:42:13
international situation intertwined with01:42:16
China is ready for changes and shocks01:42:18
strengthen strategic coordination with01:42:20
Russia, I am also ready for private and01:42:23
timely exchange of views with01:42:25
Mr. President on bilateral01:42:27
relations and the main issue01:42:29
of mutual interest Putin in01:42:32
in turn supported the leader of the PRC after all01:42:34
number of countries that are ready01:42:35
cooperation with Russia is becoming increasingly01:42:37
less under your leadership and with01:42:39
leading roles of the CCP01:42:42
sustainable01:42:44
socio-economic development of the country01:42:46
its position on the world stage is strengthening01:42:50
in conditions01:42:52
intensifying geopolitical01:42:54
tensions increase in importance01:42:57
Russian Chinese strategic01:42:58
partnership as a stabilizing factor01:43:01
Putin for01:43:06
stated that in 2023 this is in his opinion01:43:09
would be a public demonstration01:43:10
Beijing's solidarity against the backdrop of war01:43:13
Russian companies are not in Chinese nor in01:43:15
not mentioned in Russian statements01:43:16
Russian invasion of Ukraine only01:43:20
China as one of the two world leaders01:43:22
Putin can give him similar guarantees01:43:24
completely economic politically and01:43:27
I’m probably already mentally dependent somewhere01:43:29
from China Putin's China uses01:43:31
solely as a chip in achieving01:43:33
their interests, moving and pushing them towards01:43:36
What is the United States reacting to?01:43:38
Boris Tizenhausen political scientist on air01:43:41
Freedom TV channel01:43:43
earlier edition01:43:45
to the words of political advisers01:43:47
the Chinese state wrote that Beijing01:43:50
is going to buy more from Moscow01:43:51
oil gas agricultural commodity01:43:54
purpose to expand energy01:43:56
partnership in the Arctic and increase01:43:58
investments in Russian infrastructure01:44:00
the head of China himself has always stated that he01:44:03
the country hopes for the preservation of Ukraine and01:44:05
Russian abstinence after the war He01:44:07
offers to resolve the situation01:44:09
through negotiations while war01:44:11
Chinese Leader calls Ukrainian01:44:13
During the crisis, God is on the side of Russia China01:44:17
has always been on the side of Russia and never01:44:19
did not refuse this And as we saw01:44:21
in 2021 they were determined01:44:24
are determined to strengthen interaction on01:44:26
A lot of people signed up at all levels back then01:44:28
agreements of various types and01:44:30
economic and financial and of course01:44:32
military but in Ukraine no one is willing to do this01:44:35
paid attention and of course when we01:44:37
saw the actual signing of the Union01:44:39
it was at the Olympics in Beijing then it became01:44:41
it is clear that China will support01:44:43
Russia Because if you remember China in01:44:45
the time when I signed different01:44:47
agreement with Russia and also announced that01:44:49
he is categorically against the step of Ukraine01:44:52
at NATO, the US State Department said01:44:55
that China wants to rebuild existing01:44:57
The international order of the PRC is ours01:45:00
the only competitor who not only01:45:02
intends to rebuild the existing01:45:04
international order but also has everything01:45:06
greater economic diplomatic01:45:08
military and technological power for01:45:10
achieve this goal Vedant Hotel01:45:12
Deputy Spokesperson01:45:14
US State Department in01:45:16
Twitter01:45:18
Also in the US they said they were concerned01:45:20
due to the rapprochement between China and Russia against the background01:45:22
telephone conversation between the heads of both01:45:24
states Beijing says it should01:45:27
neutrality but his behavior gives01:45:30
understand that he is still investing in01:45:32
close ties with Russia United States01:45:34
and Europe warned China of the consequences01:45:37
providing Russia with military assistance for01:45:40
its wars against Ukraine and01:45:42
systematic assistance in evading01:45:44
netprice sanctions representatives01:45:46
US State Department01:45:47
CNN reports that the State Department speaker emphasized01:45:51
that Washington is closely monitoring01:45:53
activities of Beijing And those who stand on01:45:55
Moscow's side in an unjust war01:45:57
against Ukraine will inevitably find themselves on01:45:59
The Wrong Side of History Julia Biel01:46:02
for Freedom TV channel01:46:04
issue of cooperation between Russia and China01:46:07
We will discuss 2023 with Natalya01:46:10
Plaksienko Butyrskaya is an expert on01:46:12
East Asian Affairs Master of Foreign Affairs01:46:15
politicians Natalya hello01:46:17
Good evening Yes, already in 2023 I would like to01:46:20
add let me remind you In continuation of our01:46:23
material What the US has already commented on01:46:26
Putin's conversation concerned about rapprochement01:46:29
China Russia now01:46:31
short quote So Beijing claims01:46:35
that adheres to neutrality but its01:46:38
behavior makes it clear that he is still01:46:40
invests close ties with Russia01:46:42
The United States and Europe warned01:46:44
China on the consequences of providing Russia01:46:48
military aid for her war against01:46:50
Ukraine or systematic assistance in01:46:53
sanctions evasion01:46:55
US State Department representative01:46:58
such01:47:00
I quoted him accordingly01:47:01
I would like to understand now So China01:47:03
after all, Beijing China you can do whatever you want01:47:05
speaking adheres to neutrality01:47:08
or He is preparing to provide military01:47:10
financial assistance to the Kremlin01:47:14
the whale has neutrality with a little01:47:17
Russian with such an accent, the thing is that from01:47:23
beginning of the war China diplomatic01:47:26
political supported Russia because01:47:28
that he repeated all the narratives that01:47:31
touched on the war and everywhere the lies that01:47:34
was even demonstrated at venues he and01:47:37
supported during voting Except01:47:39
In addition, two countries are active01:47:41
economic cooperation and01:47:44
energy sector01:47:46
then as for those for example the light from01:47:50
which European companies enter01:47:52
China is actively filling them out and actively01:47:55
countries are already trading among themselves01:47:57
boasted that they had greatly increased01:48:00
trade turnover01:48:01
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1700 billion dollars and what are these connections01:48:07
they are getting better as far as the military is concerned01:48:11
cooperation what01:48:13
the world is worth it01:48:17
the first two countries demonstrate their01:48:19
close Union conducts a number of exercises in01:48:23
region around that is, so they01:48:27
each one pursues its own goals because01:48:30
this resonates with the United States01:48:33
States of America United States of America01:48:35
are very concerned about this rapprochement and01:48:38
context of Russian aggression on01:48:40
territory and in the whole context of Tech01:48:43
relationships that develop between01:48:45
United States and China but still01:48:48
I must say that this partnership has01:48:52
the limit this year showed that the limit is with01:48:57
China's side because China doesn't want01:49:00
Certainly01:49:01
somehow so that Russia's behavior01:49:04
the war that is waged so that she01:49:06
was displayed on it because it is very01:49:09
seriously affected the relationship01:49:12
European for example and with others01:49:15
countries in the world Because01:49:17
today today the war is already01:49:20
is considered not only as local01:49:22
the conflict seems to be a big global one01:49:25
such01:49:26
an incident that affects different01:49:29
countries of the global south for example01:49:31
foreign Asia and China would not like01:49:34
be associated with this aggression therefore01:49:37
they constantly emphasize that they01:49:40
maintain neutrality01:49:43
a few days ago, the Chinese Ambassador to01:49:47
the European Union said that01:49:49
Russians, this is the conflict. They01:49:51
say it had a negative impact on them01:49:53
relations with the European Union01:49:55
let's not want to firstly secondly01:49:58
that they wouldn't want to choose sides01:50:00
between two friends who are01:50:02
Russia Ukraine, that is, this is it01:50:05
neutrality it will be so01:50:06
continue And naturally thanks01:50:09
pressure from the United States thanks to01:50:11
pressure from other Westerners, China still does not01:50:15
will cross those red lines01:50:17
which will touch and will01:50:19
treated as without as01:50:21
direct Russian assistance for this01:50:24
Even companies react because they01:50:26
large companies that work and01:50:29
interested in European01:50:31
American markets they refuse01:50:33
cooperate with Russia because they are afraid01:50:35
sanctions, for example, regarding oil01:50:38
big company koska she said that01:50:41
will not transport Russian because01:50:43
that he is afraid of getting sanctioned Or01:50:45
for example, China and Russia developed01:50:47
together big01:50:49
airplane It was a very serious project01:50:51
but just a few days ago01:50:54
reported that Russia will leave its partners01:50:57
considering the difficulties there are different from01:51:00
There will be only partners from this project01:51:02
supply some components01:51:05
there is this too Consequences of the fact that01:51:06
Russia is not subject to Chinese sanctions01:51:09
I would like in certain areas01:51:11
receive a response from the Western01:51:15
countries And thereby somehow on yourself01:51:20
cause some other trouble01:51:23
that is, actually on the one hand01:51:25
this Union is a partnership01:51:30
viewed with concern01:51:33
on the other hand, it has limits because01:51:34
that China has its own goals, that is, that01:51:37
concerns strategic partnership about01:51:40
whom he told to sit in conversation with01:51:43
Putin is of course Russia for China01:51:46
a big help because if you01:51:48
We'll see01:51:49
in global Chinese ambitions who is it01:51:53
friend Well, he has few friends, those who01:51:57
can go ahead to support China in01:52:00
his desire to find his niche in01:52:04
global relations because01:52:07
connects two countries First of all, it01:52:10
dissatisfaction with one's place01:52:13
influence on the global process for example01:52:16
China thinks he's big big01:52:17
global state but united01:52:20
States dictate rules that affect and01:52:25
general peace and trade policy and01:52:29
influence of the dollar And as a consequence this01:52:32
sanctions, for example, which China is not very01:52:35
I like it but of course I would like to01:52:37
influence these processes and he does01:52:39
a lot of things in this direction for example01:52:42
China worked a lot last year01:52:46
to take up more trading space01:52:50
relationships and also to find01:52:52
alternative to swift01:52:54
in case01:52:57
Sanctions will also be taken against China01:53:00
and restrictions since it happened with01:53:03
Russia In addition, China is very serious01:53:07
extend influence over countries that01:53:09
unhappy in some way because of01:53:13
understanding of America those countries that01:53:15
have problems, for example in relationships with01:53:18
mostly in the west01:53:21
modes in which there are problems with rights01:53:24
person and so on and China is trying01:53:27
occupy this niche and win over these countries01:53:29
on your side by increasing01:53:33
trade through investment through01:53:36
buying oil because we see01:53:38
for example, how does his blood pressure increase?01:53:41
and the influence in the Middle East is interesting01:53:44
You really talk a lot, here you go01:53:46
facts were voiced Yes, they started talking about01:53:48
globally the global south is also very01:53:50
interesting topic And today there are also events01:53:53
Lula do Silva for the third time became01:53:55
President of Brazil accepted today01:53:56
oath before the elections were in 2022 about this01:53:59
By the way, we will also talk about the global01:54:01
south about how Ukraine needs it01:54:03
context to continue partnerships01:54:05
relationships develop them because01:54:07
indeed there is a lot of Russian influence there01:54:09
obviously to certain countries in the same01:54:11
Latin America01:54:13
I return to China continuing what01:54:15
you just voiced it, I always know how01:54:17
I say it seems to me that China has one friend01:54:19
and I always ask questions like this. How are you?01:54:22
who do you think it is? It seems to me that this is01:54:23
China Yes, there is such a thing, there is also such a thing01:54:26
definitely another fleet Well there is such a thing01:54:28
certain moment And here is the continuation01:54:30
I will voice the topic that Putin called Sisim01:54:32
invited him to Moscow to sing, I don’t know01:54:35
will this visit take place there or not? This is already01:54:37
other story01:54:39
Putin said that now everything01:54:41
China's relations with Russia are experiencing01:54:44
pass all tests is01:54:46
the best in history But although well01:54:50
I really want to see maybe it’s Putin01:54:53
another story at the same time I remember01:54:55
end of 2020 and this meeting01:54:58
by the way, and Scholz and not also very important01:55:01
By the way, the Chancellor of Germany was criticized01:55:04
their own German compatriots01:55:06
experts But despite this we heard01:55:08
and from China after all01:55:13
inability to use from outside01:55:15
Russian Federation nuclear weapons then01:55:17
which they really talked about a lot01:55:18
and representatives of the Kremlin, that is, the process01:55:20
there were certain ones in relationships01:55:22
European countries and China itself as a result01:55:25
if we are talking about 2023 What do you think01:55:28
what position will continue01:55:29
stick to China because well01:55:31
Indeed, this is probably the country Yes it was01:55:34
a certain period of neutrality then01:55:36
what we talked about Although it wasn't quite01:55:38
neutrality I want to understand and why01:55:40
after all, it has changed a little or01:55:42
she hasn't changed, that's the rhetoric01:55:43
I still thought it was this01:55:45
Putin's communication if statement Some01:55:47
moments were rhetorically changed and here01:55:51
China talks about such development01:55:53
global continuation of global01:55:54
relationships in business projects and so on01:55:57
uh there are changes in rhetoric As you can see01:55:59
and 2023 how it will change like China01:56:03
will react to one or another01:56:04
changes if after all the moment when01:56:06
Russia will lose a lot01:56:09
seriously the war that she herself started01:56:12
How do you how China will react to01:56:14
This01:56:16
It also seems to me that it’s a little bit like01:56:18
Chinese accents have changed, for example here01:56:22
I literally saw it on the internet today01:56:24
news and which was spread01:56:26
Chinese Embassy that the seats congratulated01:56:29
Zelensky Happy New Year that is01:56:31
It would seem like such a trifle, but the point is01:56:36
that throughout this year between01:56:38
our president and between the networks I was01:56:41
not a single dialogue despite the fact that they are very01:56:44
strongly01:56:45
the Ukrainian side very much asked01:56:48
to contact and somehow01:56:51
ask China to influence Russia01:56:53
today this news appeared by the way01:56:57
I was monitoring no I didn’t see for example01:57:01
What01:57:02
A sitting man congratulated us on independence01:57:05
they said that it was but they didn’t highlight it01:57:09
this congratulations That is China He01:57:13
feels what is happening in the world01:57:16
Of course, he sees changes in Russia01:57:19
there may be problems in the area01:57:20
Ukraine and that it is very likely that Russia01:57:23
may be defeated In addition01:57:25
if we see the vote last01:57:29
resolutions that relate to Russian01:57:31
aggression in Ukraine then 143 countries01:57:35
for example supported01:57:37
Ukraine at the UN Despite the fact that China01:57:42
Russia had its own policy on the side01:57:45
no less he can't help but feel01:57:47
monitor those moods that01:57:49
happening in the world especially like me01:57:51
said he's trying01:57:53
to lead the global south and01:57:57
react mood which01:57:59
happening in the world and what the world is not01:58:02
he cannot perceive this war01:58:04
so slowly but still China01:58:07
trying to pull away eating ours01:58:10
relations with Russia no one cares about them01:58:12
influences because we are a country that01:58:14
adheres to01:58:16
economy in our external relations and01:58:19
our foreign policy at the same time01:58:21
there are features that do not apply to China and01:58:25
who does not want to associate himself with01:58:27
Russia it is it is that is it turns out01:58:29
what will happen in China01:58:32
Kita is a very wise country, a little cunning01:58:36
its foreign policy and nothing01:58:39
won't if, for example, they see that01:58:42
defeat And they will gradually retreat but01:58:45
there is one more point01:58:47
the first thing we must understand for ourselves is that01:58:51
Russia is not the most important link in foreign01:58:54
Chinese politics01:58:57
when he was re-elected he already had his new one01:59:02
term he made three external accents01:59:05
politics what he needs to do01:59:08
the first very important thing is needed for China01:59:11
these are relations with countries that01:59:14
neighboring countries are nearby01:59:16
the Asian region is where it is01:59:19
makes his bet01:59:22
the second is the relationship with Europe and you01:59:25
remembered how many meetings there were and Scholz01:59:27
and there were conversations during the G20 from01:59:31
Prime Minister of Spain with01:59:33
the Prime Minister of Italy is01:59:35
agreements01:59:40
talking to a barrel and this is a series01:59:44
these meetings and conversations took place in01:59:47
within a month and a half to China is very01:59:50
it is important to improve relations with the European01:59:52
union and he is trying in every possible way to01:59:56
build relationships and share them between01:59:58
United States of Europe that is02:00:01
calling on the European Union to so-called02:00:05
autonomy in relation to China Why02:00:08
why is this important because trade02:00:10
basically it goes both America and02:00:14
European Union and lose this market02:00:17
market on the one hand technologies of important02:00:19
for China, on the other hand, enormous02:00:22
the market for Chinese goods is of course for him02:00:25
I don't want to And that's why he tries02:00:28
listen or how to balance02:00:31
between the wishes of the European Union too02:00:34
so as not to appear to him like that02:00:37
completely hostile and so that in case02:00:40
if the relationship between connected02:00:42
states and China will somehow02:00:46
become more complicated so that the European Union is like this02:00:49
for example, he didn’t accept sanctions easily02:00:51
against China too And so that it doesn’t02:00:54
affected affected their relationship02:00:56
Besides02:00:59
thank you but we will continue for real02:01:02
in fact, we'll keep an eye on it, well, I think02:01:05
that the near future is now a little bit02:01:08
because there countries continue02:01:10
live in this period of Christmas and02:01:12
New Year's holidays we will follow02:01:14
how will these relationships change between02:01:16
in a number of countries this is important: Russia and China02:01:18
Natalya Plaksienko Butyrskaya Expert02:01:20
East Asian Affairs Master of Foreign Affairs02:01:22
politics was in touch with us now02:01:24
dear friends pause for a few moments02:01:27
we will definitely continue your Home02:01:29
the task is not to switch Stay with us02:01:37
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often to understand what exactly02:01:45
what's happening needs to be looked at02:01:47
what's happening more important events of the week02:01:50
Ukraine and other countries decision which02:01:54
create a history of errors behind which02:01:57
The whole world is watching My name is Vladimir02:02:00
runets in all this and much more02:02:01
see the conclusions for yourself Of course everyone02:02:04
will do in person Every Monday at 12.0002:02:08
Kyiv time on TV channel02:02:11
Freedom02:02:13
Russia's wars of conquest are always02:02:16
brought her to disaster02:02:18
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the Russo-Japanese War of 1904 is02:02:24
humiliating defeats and revolution of 190502:02:28
the year World War I 1914 is02:02:33
million losses and the collapse of the Russian02:02:35
empire in the seventeenth year of invasion02:02:38
Afghanistan02:02:40
1979 one of the main reasons02:02:43
collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 2402:02:48
February02:02:49
2022 Russia invades Ukraine02:03:00
what awaits her next?02:03:26
21:03 Kyiv time and we02:03:28
continue dear friends informational02:03:30
marathon TV channel Freedom Sergey02:03:31
Chernyshov Leyla Mamedova in reality02:03:33
we really want to do a lot of things for you02:03:35
tell me why it’s operational now02:03:38
information and after that we have one more02:03:40
we will offer you a topic for discussion in02:03:42
particularly in this part of our broadcast02:03:44
let's talk about how likely the project is02:03:47
Soviet Union 2.0 that's the question02:03:49
we will draw Russian pictures for our guest02:03:52
the military received heavy fire in the evening02:03:54
artillery two communities of Dnepropetrovsk02:03:56
region, the head of the council announced this02:03:58
Nikolai Lukashuk, he noted that in02:04:00
as a result of the blow, none of the residents02:04:01
suffered the consequences since the antlers02:04:03
It's now becoming clear02:04:05
Well, Putin should be involved02:04:08
responsibility for a war crime02:04:09
during the war in Ukraine about this BBC02:04:12
radio02:04:13
4 said a British lawyer for Free Nice02:04:17
who was the prosecutor who judged the former02:04:19
President of Yugoslavia Slobodan02:04:21
Milosevic According to his accusations02:04:23
against Putin are absolutely obvious02:04:25
President of Russia02:04:28
President of Russia and not individual02:04:30
officers are especially important to judge because02:04:32
thus moral responsibility02:04:34
will be installed at the very first stage02:04:37
and then it will not be possible to subject02:04:39
doubt or change in the opinion of Nice02:04:41
Putin's trial may begin at least02:04:43
tomorrow it should be the Ukrainians who lead it02:04:45
and in Ukrainian at the same time02:04:47
the presence of Putin himself, according to02:04:49
a former prosecutor not necessarily and02:04:51
let's listen now02:04:54
there is no doubt that the team02:04:56
the chain leads directly to Putin02:04:59
these are his Soldiers at least he knows about02:05:01
originating from television reports02:05:03
like the rest of us but he didn't order them02:05:05
return to investigate the obvious02:05:07
crime he is guilty Jeffrey Nice02:05:10
lawyer on BBC Radio 402:05:13
and Ukraine expects that during02:05:15
Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU02:05:17
will be able to achieve almost steps02:05:19
European integration of Ukraine about this Twitter02:05:21
wrote President Vladimir Zelensky02:05:23
Congratulations to the Swedish government on02:05:25
upon acquiring status I will add Sweden I02:05:27
replaced the Czech Republic's presidency of the Council02:05:29
She will head the EU body for six months02:05:31
until June 30, 2023 then powers02:05:35
will go to Spain02:05:37
Well, Sweden's presidency of the EU will be02:05:40
decisive for supporting Ukraine such02:05:42
the President expressed optimistic hope02:05:44
European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and02:05:46
stated that it will support this02:05:48
Sweden issue02:05:50
Russian Propaganda goes to new heights02:05:53
its level is also called children's level02:05:55
the fact that fakes are also inventing and trying02:05:57
blame everyone around for your troubles but02:05:59
just not myself about how Elena Zelenskaya02:06:02
supposedly went to whispered France How from02:06:04
Russian terrorists are trying to do02:06:06
heroes And from Putin, a fighter for02:06:08
justice Next in the program Let's02:06:10
let's check02:06:11
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Kremlin Propaganda is built on02:06:20
tricks from kindergarten and I'm serious about02:06:24
how it works in our new02:06:26
release Let's check I'm Oleg Borisov02:06:28
go02:06:29
modern Russia sometimes resembles02:06:31
the land of crooked mirrors where the truth lies02:06:35
ban02:06:41
The Nazis can declare a nightmare there02:06:44
denazification02:06:50
the biggest nationalist in Russia is me02:06:52
the occupying army is called02:06:54
liberation during the hardest battles02:06:57
our division02:06:59
liberated most of Marinka in02:07:02
Donetsk People's Republic02:07:03
liberation of Donbass by Russian forces02:07:05
troops continues according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine02:07:09
Kherson region law enforcement officers02:07:11
registered more than 430 military02:07:13
crimes Russian occupiers tortured02:07:16
civilians, including children,02:07:18
railway station basement02:07:20
station, the prosecutor's office discovered another02:07:22
torture room Russian occupiers02:07:24
organized it for the local population and02:07:26
The President of Ukraine is called a bunker02:07:29
Zelensky they are the one you thought with02:07:32
from the point of view of the logic of the Kyiv regime, this02:07:34
not the limit, don’t feel sorry, don’t feel sorry already02:07:36
no one is afraid, apparently only for themselves02:07:40
bunker those who settled on the banking couple02:07:44
hours ago from the Kyiv bunker02:07:46
Zelensky Knut addressed the02:07:48
demand to take action02:07:50
Zelensky needs even more blood Although02:07:54
do you know Zelensky who visited every02:07:57
liberated city and was almost on02:07:58
It’s hard to call it a tanker02:08:01
evil died scratching Judging by these and many02:08:05
other examples, this is Russia’s tactics02:08:07
you're so childish talking to me02:08:10
transfer to yourself you are a Nazi No you are02:08:13
Nazi you hit me first No it was you02:08:16
whoever calls me names is what they call me02:08:18
so this pattern can be02:08:21
we'll trace almost everything02:08:23
for example, the Kremlin propaganda02:08:25
advertising about how poor Europeans eat02:08:28
pets to survive and how they02:08:31
freeze02:08:32
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Although it’s warm in European capitals now02:08:57
temperature fluctuates around 1002:09:00
degrees marked plus What about Russia?02:09:03
residents of one of the Sokol districts02:09:05
reported on social networks that the batteries02:09:07
there is no heating in their houses and the temperature is02:09:09
apartments do not fall below 18 degrees02:09:12
can stay warm in their apartments and02:09:14
residents of the village of Borovskaya Kustanayskaya02:09:16
region for several years in a row due to02:09:18
Granddaughter Lena’s apartment is always cold02:09:19
Little girl is sick from an annoying cold02:09:22
Neither warm sweaters nor woolen ones help02:09:25
socks or take a propagandist02:09:27
Solovyov, who is already so02:09:29
don't care what he says so02:09:32
I'd like to ask02:09:35
What the hell are you talking about?02:09:38
one of the broadcasts during the next02:09:40
a fit of aggression and attacks, he almost02:09:43
came to oneself there is no higher Valor02:09:46
and happiness for a man than to give his life02:09:50
for the Motherland I believe that many do not02:09:53
understand for them there is no better Valor than02:09:56
even race02:09:58
achieve Yes cirrhosis of the liver and die02:10:03
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small diamonds02:10:08
somewhere02:10:11
at a beautiful cottage near Lake Como here02:10:15
on the eve of the dramatic moment He needed02:10:17
cry because that’s what he’s doing02:10:20
and they took away the villa on Lake Como for02:10:22
There is no place for propaganda of war of genocide now02:10:25
go And here is another example from the last02:10:29
federal media devoted hours of their time this week02:10:31
broadcast fake news about what allegedly02:10:34
First Lady of Ukraine Elena Zelenskaya02:10:36
spent 40 thousand on shopping in Paris02:10:39
Euro02:10:40
says in interviews with Western newspapers02:10:43
about how Westerners need02:10:46
be patient02:10:47
support for Ukraine to give up something02:10:51
after all, we Ukrainians said we are fighting for02:10:53
she says to you, she stays to film02:10:55
microphone and Louis Vuitton boutique is coming02:10:57
nuance02:11:00
discussing Andrey is not exactly one word02:11:03
he said everything exactly, he says everything is Western02:11:06
The media wrote about this separately02:11:11
wrote the correct media yellow buzzed a little02:11:14
wasn't every Russian TV referenced?02:11:16
as usual someone said that to someone02:11:19
someone gave it to someone and he was very good02:11:22
reliable source close to the top02:11:24
Mr. Zelensky's wife Elena02:11:27
Zelenskaya Driving through Paris today02:11:29
spent 40 thousand euros during02:11:31
an hour's shopping on the Avenue02:11:33
montel source reliable employee02:11:35
store responsible for collecting customers02:11:38
This one deserves special attention02:11:41
her photo was also spread all over02:11:43
social networks and TV channels Although this02:11:46
obvious explicit Photoshop02:11:49
So it will come down on the other side very02:11:53
it would be interesting to ask02:11:55
propagandists Where is the discussion02:11:57
wealth Deputy Minister of Defense of Russia02:12:00
Timur Ivanov about whom this month02:12:02
By the way, Navalny’s team published02:12:04
investigation Why no one asked02:12:07
the question is how he managed to carry out02:12:09
every summer in Saint-Tropez with my family02:12:11
buy incredibly expensive ones for your wife02:12:13
decorations and yacht rentals all this02:12:17
millions of dollars which by law should be02:12:19
they can't be there, but you try to prove it02:12:23
that's all for you likes subscribe but with02:12:26
me new release of the program Let's02:12:28
let's check for now02:12:30
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repression under the Christmas tree on New Year's Eve02:12:37
Putin signed 10 new laws at once02:12:40
now, for example, for desecration of a new02:12:42
Russian military symbol02:12:44
the glory of the St. George ribbon will have to02:12:46
pay a fine of 5 million rubles or02:12:48
incur a criminal penalty of up to five years02:12:50
the same prison sentence is imposed for violation02:12:52
law on foreign agents on amazing02:12:54
Putin's gifts to Russians correspondents02:12:57
Now they will tell you on New Year's Eve Putin02:13:00
signed 10 new repressive measures at once02:13:02
laws, one of them provides02:13:05
life sentence for sabotage02:13:07
activity capital punishment02:13:09
threatens for participation in subversive02:13:11
activities training or02:13:13
complicity and it doesn’t matter whether it was successful02:13:17
sabotage and whether it was, in principle,02:13:19
According to experts, similar laws02:13:21
indicate Putin's fear of02:13:23
own people I'm not sure what02:13:27
in fact, at least one of the successful02:13:30
in Russia for the entire time Russia leads02:13:34
the war in the version really led to02:13:37
some serious consequences for02:13:38
the Russian army in general is here02:13:42
reason to doubt that02:13:44
Russia really does act in some way02:13:46
powerful underground organizations that02:13:49
but the authorities are engaged in sabotage02:13:53
clearly calm so that these organizations02:13:56
did not intensify and02:13:58
thus the Kremlin has already decided02:14:00
proactively Show that they are ready to go02:14:04
literally to the end And to make it easier02:14:07
The Kremlin obliged to control people's lives02:14:10
business transfer biometric data02:14:12
Russians, for example, voice samples or02:14:15
images of faces and transmitting such02:14:18
these enterprises are obliged even without02:14:20
the consent of their clients information will be02:14:23
collect in ebs a single biometric02:14:26
the system will help the security forces02:14:28
pursue and catch those disliked by the Kremlin02:14:30
citizens at 21 they have already used02:14:33
outdoor CCTV cameras for02:14:35
persecution of citizens for participation in02:14:37
rallies supporting oppositionist Alexei02:14:39
Navalny They were also used for02:14:41
control over compliance with quarantine02:14:43
restrictions in the twentieth year then02:14:45
Muscovites in quarantine received fines02:14:47
because they went out to take out the trash02:14:49
twenty-second year with the help02:14:50
Facial recognition was caught in Moscow02:14:52
men for mobilization for war and articles02:14:55
Times at the same time the reasons behind the Russians02:14:59
is getting bigger, because the Kremlin is inventing02:15:01
everything new is prohibited. For example, an article for02:15:04
desecration of the St. George ribbon Putin02:15:07
the regime equated it with symbols of military02:15:09
glory such as Russian flags02:15:11
military formations What does it mean02:15:14
the word desecration is unclear but in Russian02:15:17
realities can be adjusted to this article02:15:19
any use of the St. George ribbon02:15:22
for example during anti-war protests02:15:24
there is definitely a repressive movement going on right now02:15:28
the skating rink simply couldn't do anything else, he was with one02:15:30
sides is aimed at ensuring as much as possible02:15:31
squeeze more dissidents out of the country02:15:33
and on the other hand it is aimed at02:15:35
so that, at the same time, a few hundred more02:15:37
plant the crooked ones so that people don’t02:15:41
said out loud nothing to create02:15:43
an illusion full of total support for new02:15:47
legislation the Kremlin cements02:15:49
dictatorship in the country and if for this02:15:51
a hundred more repressive forces will be needed02:15:54
laws the State Duma will obediently vote on them02:15:58
Shkrinenko for Freedom TV channels02:16:01
Doctor is in touch with us right now02:16:03
historical sciences Lyudmila Grinevich02:16:05
Hello Lyudmila in 202302:16:08
we say hello to you02:16:10
you know, but we stated the topic Is it possible02:16:13
For some reason, Soviet Union 2.0 is exactly like this02:16:16
started this topic02:16:18
I would then like to clarify in connection with02:16:21
history I It seems to me that well such02:16:24
There were no repressive laws even in02:16:27
Soviet Union Or am I wrong02:16:31
The Soviet Union was a totalitarian empire02:16:35
It was not by chance that today’s Russia came up with02:16:39
a very specific status for oneself02:16:44
successor So I would say that02:16:47
it's like two components of one single thing02:16:49
the whole thing for me anyway02:16:52
Well look, let's take some statistics02:16:55
right now Almost half of Russians want02:16:57
return the Union of Soviet Socialist02:17:00
I don’t know what kind of republics they want it to be02:17:03
do but these are at least the result02:17:05
recent question from the All-Russian Center02:17:07
public opinion research 5802:17:09
percent of Russians surveyed regret02:17:12
connections with the collapse of the Soviet Union and 48%02:17:15
Russians want the restoration of the USSR and02:17:19
In 2005, for example, there were regrets02:17:22
more than 66 percent I will also add02:17:26
that the Russians were also asked about02:17:28
associative series that they have02:17:29
occurs when they hear words02:17:31
combination of Soviet Union and here's how02:17:34
answers were distributed among 16% of respondents02:17:37
associations with stability emerged 1502:17:39
with youth, carefree childhood and more02:17:42
fifteen percent have good02:17:44
time how the answers were distributed can be02:17:47
see now on our chart and also02:17:50
I wonder what's going on with the repressions?02:17:51
Soviet phrases02:17:53
was associated only with 4% of respondents02:17:56
1600 people took part in the study02:17:59
Residents of Russia over the age of 1802:18:01
the maximum sampling error is not02:18:03
exceeds 2.5 percent02:18:06
according to the survey results, every second02:18:09
the Russian is sure that there were more in the USSR02:18:11
still only five percent good02:18:13
Russian society believes on the contrary in02:18:15
USSR achievement rating based on results02:18:17
the question is the space program02:18:19
Victory of the Great Patriotic War as in02:18:22
Russia is called World War II and also02:18:23
industrial development best scientists02:18:26
nuclear weapons energy Well here they are02:18:28
here are the values02:18:29
Seryozha, please, yes, I would like to02:18:32
to clarify here especially about02:18:34
carefree childhood and so on Well, no02:18:36
I know my childhood has come too02:18:38
Soviet Union Nothing carefree02:18:40
I don’t see anything good there except02:18:42
nothing to remember Bagel for 5 kopecks02:18:45
or there are three types of ice cream which02:18:48
never had Eskimo Yes why why02:18:51
so strong Russians a month ago in02:18:53
Soviet Union Well, probably I think it will be02:18:56
It’s logical for me to add information about02:19:00
sociological surveys in Russia02:19:02
relevant sociological02:19:04
sociological surveys in Ukraine were02:19:07
also carried out by the Razumkov Center here02:19:10
Quite recently a survey regarding02:19:13
attitude towards the Soviet Union 8702:19:17
percent of the Ukrainian population is02:19:20
categorical opponents02:19:23
restoration of the Soviet Union02:19:25
that are02:19:27
there are three categorical supporters of them02:19:30
percent of the population means I would like02:19:34
explain what when it breaks up02:19:36
The Continental Empire is always there02:19:41
period of time when02:19:43
in the territories of former dependents02:19:46
territories02:19:48
a certain number remains02:19:51
called imperial playlists That is02:19:53
here the question is not even about what is there02:19:55
youth some kind of ice cream there02:19:58
sausage or champagne for 4 12 Case02:20:01
not about this02:20:02
you need to understand that the Continental02:20:05
empire has transparent borders and02:20:08
population and labor exchange02:20:13
resources And so on All this carries02:20:17
such a specific character therefore02:20:18
when the Empire always falls apart02:20:20
remain Imperial Loyalists who02:20:23
want02:20:24
return to the past Well, some of these people02:20:27
they immediately leave for Russian territory02:20:30
and the part that remains is usually elderly02:20:33
people have a walkie-talkie that communicates02:20:35
your youth02:20:37
Soviet Union but now thanks to02:20:42
Russian This is imperialist02:20:45
war02:20:46
you were successfully cured02:20:49
see three percent of the population only02:20:50
wish restoration regarding02:20:52
Russia from my point of view these are02:20:55
the sociological survey you cited02:20:57
I think this is also a diagnosis02:20:59
you understand02:21:01
a diagnosis that needs to be taken very seriously02:21:03
Russian society is conceived because02:21:06
that all this indicates that in02:21:09
Russian society is quite strong02:21:12
is This is imperial thinking02:21:15
imperial thinking, unfortunately02:21:18
you know I’m not in the mood for that02:21:22
to02:21:23
strengthen your own country02:21:26
In general, an empire is not like a state02:21:30
serves the people the empire is always the people02:21:32
serves ideas serves the state so02:21:36
these sociological surveys are02:21:38
indicate and support support02:21:40
wars indicate that Russian02:21:43
society has this Imperial02:21:45
mentality has hopes for realization02:21:50
but I'm 100% convinced that these02:21:54
all hopes will not come true and how02:21:56
quicker02:21:58
will it be clear or those who02:22:01
nostalgic today for the Soviet02:22:04
the past the better the better because02:22:08
Ukraine will never be with the rest02:22:10
part of the Russian Federation in no way02:22:12
form Yes And this is very important Yes and02:22:15
in general, this is the question we have today02:22:16
addressable although I looked it up and googled it02:22:19
there are authors who are now asking02:22:22
with this question and even answer that02:22:24
really Revival of the USSR 2 0 and with in02:22:29
which includes Ukraine and certain02:22:31
part of other states Although it seems to me02:22:33
this is absolutely stupid especially02:22:35
in recent years, it seems to me that Ukraine02:22:37
gave her clear answer and understanding of that02:22:39
where he sees02:22:47
The point is that now we will move on02:22:50
you know the sphere of historical politics02:22:53
these are the stereotypes that are professed02:22:56
a significant part of Russian society02:22:58
it is also a reflection02:23:01
specific historical policy02:23:04
you know, if they tell Russians about02:23:07
the fact that Ukrainians are not even a nation02:23:10
so on and on this arises02:23:11
presentation What in recent years02:23:13
no last years Ukraine in 191802:23:17
year as well as other European02:23:20
countries on the letterhead of the Russian Empire02:23:23
declared its national state02:23:25
called Ukrainian folk02:23:28
republic understand the level of loyalty02:23:32
Soviet power after02:23:35
the territory of Ukraine was established in the twentieth02:23:36
year attention alpacas one million02:23:39
soldiers who are from the Russian Federation02:23:41
came to the territory of Ukraine established02:23:43
here is Soviet power in the thirties02:23:45
year so that you understand one million02:23:48
people in Ukraine these documents are not02:23:51
These documents are of Ukrainian origin02:23:54
This data was published in02:23:56
multi-volume edition of the tragedy of the Soviet02:23:59
villages which edition in Russia is possible02:24:02
anyone can watch it like this02:24:05
in 193002:24:08
almost 1 million people Ukraine People are not02:24:12
had no freedom of speech02:24:14
not any alternative means02:24:16
media for a while02:24:18
even liquidated Soviet power and02:24:21
then there were even slogans02:24:24
different, what's in Ukraine, what's somewhere there02:24:27
other territories of the Soviet Union in02:24:29
Russia who were also peasants02:24:31
against collective farms and so on, but they said02:24:33
down with the communists And here they said02:24:36
Give us back Petliura and let him live02:24:38
Ukrainian People's Republic and here02:24:40
recorded in documents that people02:24:42
hundreds went to the machine guns of the NKVD and sang02:24:47
there was still Ukraine, you know02:24:49
idea of Ukrainian history02:24:53
about Ukraine is extremely superficial02:24:57
in Russia I seem to be studying seriously02:25:00
questions related to analyzes02:25:02
historical politics and Russian02:25:04
especially now When Russia tried02:25:07
attack the school system02:25:09
I was the head of the working group02:25:13
researchers and scientists who02:25:17
radically revised our02:25:20
school history programs and introduced02:25:22
the necessary edits there that you like02:25:26
to say the disease of Ukraine was that it02:25:28
I used to play this game all the time, how can I tell you?02:25:30
Eh, from Russia, here’s how not to offend02:25:33
so as not to ruin the relationship, that's how you would02:25:36
I didn’t call things my own more delicately02:25:37
names Well, I even ask you this question02:25:40
I'll ask because in order to answer02:25:42
to the question of today and about the USSR in02:25:44
including Tell me if on the territory02:25:46
the state includes the army02:25:49
995,000 people02:25:52
her motivation is down to anyone and when02:25:54
they ask the soldier they don’t say because02:25:57
that there used to be only one Russia now02:25:58
divided into Bolsheviks, Ukrainians, these02:26:01
Ukrainians don’t let us live. We have bread.02:26:04
please tell me how you are02:26:06
do you think this action is possible?02:26:07
call it if that's the occupation02:26:11
you understand for 30 years Ukraine02:26:15
I didn’t want to use school textbooks02:26:17
this is the word for being02:26:19
politically correct towards Russia02:26:21
now it will not be correct02:26:24
so this is this, this is Lyudmil, this is me02:26:27
them That's what I wanted to say02:26:29
recent years years has changed That's it02:26:32
this one is starting to come off02:26:34
political correctness I didn’t have time to finish02:26:35
Because02:26:37
I don't agree political correctness is gone02:26:40
the last 8 years there are actually 8 years02:26:43
last but how much is good how much02:26:46
Lyudmil when did political correctness begin02:26:48
leave02:26:53
gone now first full blown02:26:58
Russia's war against Ukraine02:27:00
This is the last one, you understand this already02:27:03
it's like the last drop and you see02:27:06
now this is even according to polls. Moreover, I02:27:09
I want to tell you that I also do02:27:11
professional issues of propaganda02:27:13
you know Propaganda always has02:27:16
on the eve of the genocide It has certain02:27:18
kind of like that02:27:20
rules rules comes first02:27:23
identification of the enemy then02:27:25
humanization and finally02:27:27
you know how the golovkoz was prepared and that’s it02:27:30
we see clear parallels between how02:27:33
Russian Propaganda worked and works02:27:35
now regarding Ukraine and how it is02:27:38
worked on the eve of the famine02:27:41
you see, but this is not our topic02:27:44
conversation we will come back to you with more02:27:46
you better go to the Soviet Union02:27:48
there's a lot of history to talk about02:27:51
anyway this is the whole topic02:27:54
interesting in fact and fakes Let's02:27:56
remember the formation of the Soviet Union 3002:27:58
December02:27:59
1922, in essence, Putin wanted to do02:28:02
beautiful curtsy to say Here are 100 years02:28:05
restoring historical02:28:06
justice02:28:10
handed absolutely you understand I'm here02:28:13
I support you with both hands because02:28:16
any person who knows history well02:28:19
of that period sees here absolute02:28:21
parallels What happened then02:28:24
then it was no coincidence that I told you02:28:27
today by the way materials02:28:30
national census of the composition of the Red02:28:32
army as of August 192002:28:35
to make sure it's not fake02:28:38
What02:28:39
The Russian army actually occupied02:28:42
Ukraine They are in the funds02:28:44
Russian state military02:28:45
archive and in the early 90s they were02:28:48
available to researchers here we are02:28:50
actively used these materials02:28:52
So it's not fake look what02:28:54
happened the army occupies Terry02:28:57
Ukrainian People's Republic02:29:00
then not only by military means because02:29:04
that the military method is the army And also02:29:07
another way to create puppets02:29:09
governments of which was Ukrainian02:29:13
Soviet Socialist Republic02:29:14
so then with the help of this Ukrainian02:29:18
Soviet Socialist Republic02:29:19
This kind of legitimation is going on in Ukraine02:29:22
composition of the Soviet Union which the world is not02:29:25
admits and then after 10 years there 3302:29:28
The step was recognized in 1934 in the League of Nations02:29:32
accepted what Putin spoke about today02:29:35
calculation of what we are sending troops to02:29:37
territory of Ukraine Well, there wasn’t a million02:29:39
they got there how many 200 thousand quickly02:29:42
install the puppet02:29:44
the government represented by Medvedchuk02:29:48
who is Yanukovych whoever02:29:50
quickly make a decision to create02:29:52
new union state But the world is not02:29:56
if you want to take it now let it be there02:29:57
dissatisfied with the concentration camps there is a diaspora02:30:00
they leave then after 10-15 now02:30:03
helpless Putin begs, I'm telling you02:30:06
this is how we see it We track it02:30:09
speech about what the world must accept02:30:11
what is the reality in the east of Ukraine Crimea no peace02:30:15
cannot accept the violation as reality02:30:17
you understand international law and so02:30:20
main I think today02:30:23
The problem is with the Russians in particular02:30:25
Sorry but I want to say this02:30:27
you know we are all going to war for the legal02:30:29
state and in Ukraine We have a lot02:30:32
problems This court system and Corruption02:30:35
We are all aware of this, but our thinking02:30:39
such that boundaries are established and02:30:43
recognized02:30:44
at the international level you see02:30:46
this is something that cannot be violated02:30:51
and you understand, therefore, any Conversations here02:30:54
any motivation on the part of anyone02:30:57
was that we could come because02:30:59
the fact that Uncle Vasya is there somewhere, you see02:31:01
he is an Imperial Loyalist02:31:03
Well please, this can happen in any country02:31:05
be so understand but you see how02:31:07
Let's tell Britain how much Scotland02:31:09
conducts02:31:11
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referendums to pass02:31:15
decision in composition not in composition but02:31:17
international law is paramount and this is02:31:19
important We come back to you with you02:31:21
Russians don’t know, they are in front of everyone and so02:31:24
further You have raised a very important topic02:31:26
you understand02:31:27
very important topic Why Because02:31:33
what did this Empire of ours rest on?02:31:36
didn't rely on success02:31:39
so-called successes Because if02:31:42
You even look at the first Five Year Plans02:31:43
industrialization02:31:45
experts have long known that these are all02:31:48
construction sites, power was built by the Americans, you02:31:51
you know that the factories were assembled in the States and02:31:54
sat down, what did our guys do, so what?02:31:56
they kneaded concrete with their bare feet and even02:31:59
there is a newsreel you can watch02:32:00
visual sources and so on02:32:02
you understand terror is what it was based on02:32:07
this was actually terror, this is what02:32:09
How does power hold up in Russia now?02:32:11
Lyudmila thank you very much for your participation.02:32:13
on our air Doctor of Historical Sciences02:32:15
Lyudmila Grinevich was just with us02:32:17
We'll keep in touch literally through02:32:18
talk for a few moments at least02:32:21
important topic02:32:25
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billions of people around the planet with02:32:37
They look to Russia with hope as a beacon02:32:39
Ukrainian military along the entire line02:32:41
mass contacts02:32:42
refuse to follow orders and02:32:45
we leave our positions in two days02:32:48
drove into the energy system of Ukraine02:32:51
a situation close to collapse even02:32:53
info-zombies begin to wake up from New02:32:56
masterpieces of the Kremlin propagandists you02:32:59
we were told that there would be training that their02:33:01
will not be sent to the front line in a week02:33:02
they lied again, how it’s falling apart02:33:05
Putin's information agenda02:33:07
mode, see the anti-zombie program02:33:10
from Wednesday to Friday at 12:00 Kyiv time02:33:14
time on Freedom TV channel02:33:18
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and dear friends we continue now02:34:06
We suggest you look at one material02:34:08
one trillion dollars so much according to02:34:10
President Zelensky will cost02:34:12
restoration of Ukraine Experience two02:34:14
the world showed if everything is correct02:34:16
organize the post-war period02:34:17
become a time of rapid02:34:18
economic growth and development02:34:20
technologies what will be the conditional plan for02:34:23
Marshal for Ukraine how long will it take02:34:25
The main thing is who will finance it02:34:26
Answer these questions in the author's02:34:29
Alexey's program02:34:31
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thousands of destroyed houses broken roads02:34:37
a hundred blown up bridges and it's not even me02:34:40
I’m talking about energy facilities all this02:34:43
will have to be restored and built02:34:45
again what it will look like who will be02:34:48
finance these projects and how it will be02:34:51
conditional Marshal Plan for Ukraine I02:34:54
Alexey Matsuka and in this issue Let's02:34:55
together we'll figure out how to plan02:34:58
restore Ukraine after the war and02:35:00
how long will it take02:35:02
[music]02:35:05
How much money will the president need?02:35:08
Zelensky has already voiced at least02:35:11
trillion dollars and that's how it's all02:35:14
organize and in what time frame in Kyiv02:35:18
the recovery plan was divided into three02:35:20
stage one surgical recovery02:35:22
infrastructure at that moment02:35:24
fighting continues on the second02:35:26
will conduct a detailed inventory02:35:29
losses and the third stage is just02:35:31
assumes full recovery02:35:33
Ukraine, including structural changes02:35:35
and this is worth looking into in more detail.02:35:39
first, the system is developed02:35:42
allowing partner countries to take02:35:44
patronage over specific regions02:35:46
cities and enterprises we are already02:35:48
We create a special patronage system02:35:50
system that will allow advanced02:35:52
countries and companies from all over the world to take02:35:54
patronage over the restoration of Ukrainian02:35:56
regions cities industries and enterprises02:35:58
so as not to simply restore them A02:36:00
show that the free world and02:36:02
good states always02:36:03
stronger than any me and any aggression02:36:06
a draft of such a map when foreign02:36:09
states are assigned to the most02:36:10
the affected areas are already there like this02:36:13
for example it was Germany02:36:15
assigned to the Chernihiv region02:36:17
Canada for US amounts and Türkiye for02:36:21
Kharkov Belgium should02:36:22
restore Nikolaev Sweden and02:36:25
Netherlands Kherson Switzerland Odessa02:36:28
Norway was assigned to Kirovograd02:36:31
region of Austria beyond Zaporozhye02:36:33
remarkable What's behind the Donbass immediately02:36:36
several countries Czech Republic Finland and Sweden02:36:40
should help the father from Lugansk Poland and02:36:44
Italy Donetsk And here's how it's all02:36:47
organize according to German02:36:49
Chancellor of Schollsa and head of the European Commission02:36:51
Ursula vonderlein it should be like in02:36:54
for a certain reason, the fish and the fishing rod, that is,02:36:57
the program should include not only02:36:59
humanitarian aid but also an opportunity02:37:02
rebuild on the economy02:37:05
that is, for me the speech should be Europeans02:37:07
go about Marshall's new plan02:37:10
you should always be careful02:37:12
comparing historical events but this is not02:37:14
nothing more than a creation02:37:16
new step of the 21st century and here we’ll go a little further02:37:20
Let me remind you in history that the Marshall Plan was02:37:23
American initiative called02:37:25
help European countries to recover02:37:27
after World War II officially02:37:29
the program was called Yura pin02:37:32
Recovery Program with help then02:37:34
17 countries benefited including02:37:37
Germany and in three years 48 to 51 USA02:37:41
allocated about $13 billion for02:37:45
at the current exchange rate it is about 120 billion02:37:47
it is noteworthy that the Soviet Union from02:37:50
then refused help and moreover02:37:53
Moscow actually banned more02:37:55
Czechoslovakia and other countries of the Soviet camp02:37:58
participate in the Marshall Plan02:38:01
the largest and probably the most02:38:03
effective assistance project in history and in02:38:06
within its framework, just in addition to the material A02:38:08
it was 90 packets transmitted02:38:11
new technologies were created02:38:13
management decisions and so on02:38:16
there is an emphasis not only on helping02:38:18
it was important to restart the economy Plan02:38:22
Marshal was like the oil in A's engine02:38:25
without fuel allowing the car to operate02:38:26
which would otherwise jam as a result02:38:29
the period 48 to 52 became the time of the most02:38:33
fastest economic growth in history02:38:36
Europe and If we talk now about02:38:39
developing a similar plan for02:38:41
Ukraine, then we are already talking about not02:38:45
just plug the holes completely02:38:47
the model proposed to change the economy02:38:49
the British create under the auspices of there02:38:52
special agency for coordination02:38:54
specific projects and through it02:38:55
provide assistance in the form of grants rather than02:38:58
loans For each project a separate02:39:01
estimate, own reporting and Apparently02:39:03
we need such a model According to Brussels in02:39:06
The head of the European Commission called it02:39:08
single platform for recovery02:39:11
Ukraine which united into financial02:39:14
assistance from the US IMF World Great02:39:17
twenty and individual countries we02:39:19
proposed to create a platform because02:39:21
there are many initiatives, many who02:39:24
wants to help but all this is necessary02:39:26
organize the platform should be02:39:28
Ukrainian but convened by the European Commission02:39:29
so that we can help determine the common02:39:32
direction of movement for investors02:39:35
clearly understood what the plan was02:39:37
which we invest in the idea here02:39:40
to unite on one level02:39:42
create leaders of states on another02:39:45
such a coordination group02:39:47
think tank on the third team02:39:49
who worked on specific02:39:51
directions if interested02:39:53
to join such a structure will be a02:39:56
I’ll even say that Boris Johnson himself02:39:58
I was thinking about heading it under my own name02:40:01
attract investment assistance for Ukraine02:40:02
then it is still not clear how02:40:06
form a budget and how much money is in02:40:09
eventuallyyou will need02:40:13
estimates are really different in July02:40:16
The World Bank announced the amount of 35002:40:18
billions of dollars that would be enough02:40:20
to restore the country, however, completely02:40:22
recently bank president David Malpas02:40:25
reported that the amount is already outdated expenses02:40:28
increased due to new Russian attacks on02:40:31
Ukrainian energy facilities in02:40:33
At the end of November, the European Commission assessed the damage02:40:36
Ukraine from a $600 billion war02:40:37
again, during this time the figure also grew02:40:41
According to Ukrainian estimates, this amount was02:40:44
announced at a conference of the Swiss02:40:46
Lugano will need up to $750 billion02:40:49
and at the end of November President Zelensky02:40:52
named the amount of one trillion dollars02:40:54
then the question arises: Whatever02:40:58
amount how to refinance it all02:41:01
It was logically assumed in this case that02:41:05
the main role of the restoration of Ukraine02:41:07
the European Union and our allies will play02:41:10
United States But here's how02:41:12
distribute the financial resources of Russian-Western02:41:14
partners the question is still open in the States02:41:17
45th 1945 shortly before the implementation of the plan02:41:21
Marshal was completely financial02:41:24
well-being the economy was at its best then02:41:26
peak today USA is still first02:41:30
world economy but the situation is not so02:41:33
cloudless02:41:35
inflation is expected to pick up02:41:37
sharp rise in energy prices A02:41:40
that means the largest for everything else02:41:42
Banks warn of big recession02:41:43
It may be even more difficult just around the corner02:41:47
the European Union should act because in this02:41:50
the issue will require the consent of all02:41:51
participating countries and when it comes to02:41:54
potential trillion dollars02:41:55
unity may not be so02:41:58
durable for example when I recently came in02:42:01
topic about providing Ukraine with where02:42:03
less than 18 billion euros, all for us02:42:07
known Prime Minister Viktor Orban02:42:09
stated that he would not support this02:42:12
decision because they say you don’t want to join the EU02:42:15
turned into a society of states02:42:18
it is suggested that we should use02:42:20
budgets of EU member states so that together02:42:22
take out new loans and use these02:42:24
money to provide Ukraine we02:42:26
against this because we don't want it02:42:28
The European Union has become a community02:42:30
debtor states and not the community02:42:32
cooperating states02:42:35
in this regard it is absolutely logical02:42:37
decisions What kind of restoration of Ukraine is this?02:42:40
Russia itself must pay and not02:42:43
European American02:42:44
taxpayers in particular Kyiv02:42:46
regularly suggests using02:42:48
Moscow funds frozen to the west02:42:51
this proposal is also supported by02:42:53
European Commission Russia and the oligarchs must02:42:56
compensate Ukraine for damage and cover02:42:59
expenses for the restoration of the country and ours02:43:02
there are means to force Russia to pay02:43:04
we have blocked 300 billion reserves02:43:07
Central Bank of Russia and froze 1902:43:09
billions of Russian oligarchs' money02:43:11
It's impossible to act quickly here02:43:14
there are legal difficulties explained02:43:17
recently Chancellor Scholz but the EU is working on02:43:22
legal confiscation procedure02:43:24
Russian assets In my opinion this is02:43:26
the question of justice is not only02:43:28
freeze assets but also confiscate them02:43:30
to make this money available to02:43:32
restoration of Ukraine02:43:33
a third way that does not exclude the first02:43:36
two is attracting investment conversation02:43:39
here simple at some point when02:43:41
the war will end, Ukraine will become02:43:43
incredibly attractive object for02:43:46
investment of money But better conditions will be received02:43:48
those who will come now economy02:43:52
despite the war and all the challenges it has02:43:54
high investment attractiveness02:43:56
taking into account the interest of private02:43:58
sector recovery begins with02:44:00
investment government creates a list02:44:02
out of five attractive and safe02:44:05
sectors of the economy, including in them02:44:07
in particular, the military-industrial complex and it the West are asking to become02:44:11
a guarantor of investment security but also02:44:13
There is also a lot of homework to be done02:44:15
after all, insurance should be not only from02:44:18
military risks but also not from corruption02:44:20
protection of foreign investors in02:44:22
our country is huge02:44:24
obstacle to Ukraine's development in02:44:26
in recent years there has been no corruption02:44:28
transparency of actions in the country02:44:29
illegal schemes of work on what02:44:31
Parliament needs to work if anyone02:44:34
will change we can count on fast02:44:36
recovery by the way That's why02:44:38
now the idea of her Berlin has appeared and02:44:41
voiced by Brussels too, by the way02:44:43
create an international observatory02:44:46
body to combat corruption within02:44:48
programs for the restoration of Ukraine02:44:52
one question When to start And02:44:55
how long might it take02:44:57
recovery02:45:02
rebuild European cities after02:45:04
World War II started somewhere02:45:06
in a year or so in three and02:45:09
average recovery continued02:45:11
10-15 years is approximately the same time frame02:45:13
today they call it Ukrainian02:45:15
government there's a lot ahead of us02:45:17
work to maintain the economy during the war02:45:19
restore the economy build it02:45:21
Really better than before02:45:23
this is a period of losses but also a period02:45:25
opportunities because we understand that02:45:27
we will rebuild things that02:45:29
lost in a better way than we had them02:45:31
before that, Vladimir Zelensky will calculate02:45:33
that the bulk of restorative02:45:35
work will be carried out until 2030, he recently02:45:39
even submitted Odessa's application for02:45:41
carrying out Expo 2030 design of which02:45:46
the world-famous organization took on02:45:48
Zaha Hadid Well, if we’re going to rebuild then02:45:54
immediately using green02:45:56
technologies02:45:58
believe that Ukraine has a chance02:46:01
build a comprehensively modern02:46:04
infrastructure is already based on Green02:46:08
economy, for example, instead of buildings02:46:10
Soviet built with poor02:46:12
thermal insulation can be erected immediately02:46:14
houses based on energy saving02:46:16
technologies and critical facilities in02:46:19
they also want to build schools right away02:46:21
reliable bomb shelter Yes, that's all at least02:46:25
grandiose But plans and people collide02:46:28
with the problem of how to rebuild something and02:46:32
restore now without waiting02:46:34
Marshall Plan And this is not just but also02:46:36
It’s not too early to think about the future02:46:40
graphics specific ideas it's all worth it02:46:42
develop now so as not to02:46:44
waste time When the war is still02:46:45
will end Well, here are the forecasts for02:46:48
Regarding deadlines and deadlines, what are they?02:46:50
I will definitely tell you the scenarios in one of02:46:53
releases of his own program on02:46:55
this channel Thank you for watching Until02:46:58
meetings02:46:59
Well, now to our weekly column02:47:02
president of ua where we discuss the most02:47:05
the main statement of President Vladimir02:47:07
Zelensky So Ukrainian02:47:09
air defense could become02:47:10
the most powerful in Europe about this in one of02:47:13
their traditional evening addresses02:47:15
stated Vladimir Zelensky and Zelensky and02:47:18
according to the president, strongly02:47:20
air defense In Ukraine this is02:47:22
guarantee of security not only for the country02:47:24
But the continents as a whole are strengthening02:47:26
anti-missile system discussed at02:47:28
the next meeting of the rates is already forty02:47:31
Fifth for the year Details in the material02:47:33
our correspondents02:47:36
Thanks to our defenders at the front and02:47:39
energy workers who restore02:47:40
critical infrastructure after02:47:42
Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilians02:47:44
Vladimir Zelensky started the city with this02:47:46
his address on Monday the President02:47:49
noted that the Ukrainian Armed Forces continue to hold the defense02:47:51
on the most difficult sectors of the front02:47:53
despite the enemy's attempts to break through it02:47:56
front first front bakhmut criminal and02:47:59
other directions in Donbass requiring02:48:01
now maximum strength and concentration02:48:04
the situation there is difficult and painful02:48:06
the occupiers spend everything available to them02:48:08
resources And these are significant resources to02:48:11
survive at least some progress02:48:13
I thank all our guys who02:48:15
stand in positions stand firmly and which02:48:18
still find ways not to02:48:20
just don't lose anything02:48:21
knock out the occupiers minus them02:48:23
Ukraine continues negotiations on02:48:26
supplies of anti-aircraft02:48:27
defense on tuesday office of the president02:48:29
discussed with the Spanish government how02:48:31
the country can help protect Ukrainian02:48:34
sky02:48:35
for Ukraine This will be a week for Ukraine02:48:37
important from a political point of view02:48:40
We're going into next year and we should02:48:42
maintain a common understanding of our02:48:44
national goals of course02:48:46
liberation of our Earth from the enemy02:48:48
also the restoration of Ukraine Return02:48:50
our people home further rapprochement02:48:52
our state with key02:48:54
partners opening new opportunities02:48:56
for Ukraine in the world this task is02:48:59
in the near future and not only for02:49:00
state but also for each of us02:49:04
[applause]02:49:05
traditional New Year's greeting02:49:08
to parliament on Wednesday, the President of Ukraine02:49:09
spoke before people's deputies02:49:11
thanked for the year of work and noted02:49:14
Ukrainian diplomacy in 2022 has achieved02:49:17
incredible success02:49:22
superiority of Ukrainian soldiers we02:49:24
we are strengthening with powerful weapons for the first time with us02:49:27
such weapons are highmars and crab harpoon and on02:49:30
Sams Beyraktar howitzers M-77 Caesar02:49:34
bushmaster mole and I just called now02:49:37
Some of the dozens of best02:49:40
weapons of the world that Already have or will have02:49:42
our warriors Thanks to our partners in02:49:45
Friday Vladimir Zelensky met with02:49:47
French Defense Minister Sebastian02:49:49
security negotiation topic02:49:53
which everyone also needs on this02:49:56
week Vladimir Zelensky awarded02:49:58
Ukrainian military personnel and presented signs02:50:00
differences golden heart of a volunteer to those who02:50:03
every day brings the victory of the Ukrainian02:50:06
army Larisa Zubenko for the TV channel02:50:08
Freedom02:50:10
Come on dear friends We are now02:50:12
Let's analyze certain statements02:50:13
Although I think it still deserves it02:50:16
huge attention yesterday but it's not02:50:19
was actually a congratulation Yes because02:50:21
what we are used to was the treatment is very02:50:23
Vladimir Zelensky’s appeal to02:50:25
the moment of transition from 2022 is not a simple 202002:50:29
third time country manager02:50:32
Partner of the national anti-crisis02:50:34
groups with us in touch Taras02:50:36
Greetings to you in the new year02:50:38
hello let's really02:50:40
Let's start from I think you saw and02:50:43
New Year's address from the President of Ukraine02:50:46
Vladimir Zelensky is really very02:50:48
a lot was said, a very important word Yes02:50:52
into the very hearts 2020 others into the very hearts02:50:55
indeed Yes and we will remember in02:50:57
2022 is a lot but not only about that02:51:00
the President of Ukraine spoke your opinion and02:51:02
short analysis of the New Year's message02:51:04
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky02:51:06
this is where we will start, please have the floor02:51:08
but the main thing is that the president said that in02:51:11
Ukraine should finish this year with victories02:51:14
for the war, well, there’s a general tendency there, as it were02:51:17
was And how are these new numbers not one hundred thousand02:51:20
six hundred three thousand 280 280 That's all02:51:24
territory of Ukraine within the borders of 9102:51:29
it's clear that the president02:51:33
his speech02:51:36
emphasized the main things that were in02:51:39
this year02:51:40
about how the Ukrainian army is Ukrainian02:51:43
people are fighting against the occupier and how many02:51:46
still remains to be done02:51:48
and let's now then from global to02:51:51
let's move on to particulars Well, actually with02:51:52
it started with air defense02:51:54
Ukraine, which in 2022 has become stronger than02:51:57
ever defense of the sky this year may02:52:00
become the strongest in Europe about this02:52:02
stated the President of Ukraine Vladimir02:52:04
Zelensky in his video message, let's02:52:05
Let's listen now and continue I thank you02:52:08
partners who helped with air defense or ST Krotau02:52:11
on Sams Hawk MANPADS Perun Mistral and so on02:52:15
further, each of these systems is02:52:17
countering terrorism is what it is02:52:19
proves the strength of normal people and02:52:21
futility terrorists weapons against02:52:23
terror is a means of peace02:52:26
when you look, of course, like air defense02:52:29
cope with missiles from shaheds Yes02:52:31
By the way, they are also now launched on02:52:34
territory of Ukraine in air02:52:36
space of Ukraine now they02:52:38
arrive but nevertheless you understand02:52:40
what "yes02:52:41
may indeed be one of the02:52:43
the most powerful anti-aircraft in Europe02:52:46
defense but essentially isn’t it too much02:52:48
a loud statement in your opinion02:52:50
No, it’s not loud that it’s Ukrainian now02:52:53
the strongest army in Europe This is already now02:52:56
fact02:52:57
in the future we will most likely have02:53:00
generally the cornerstone02:53:02
core state02:53:04
ensuring the security of Europe in02:53:07
first of all because02:53:11
will most likely fragment into02:53:14
side02:53:15
Eastern Europe Where is the main violin02:53:18
Ukraine will play02:53:21
together with Poland the strange Baltic states02:53:25
strange Scandinavia and other countries02:53:28
Eastern Europe, moreover, given that02:53:32
the fact that Ukraine will be a frontier country02:53:36
it’s already clear that I’m not02:53:39
supporter of all these stories is that02:53:41
Russia will collapse tomorrow02:53:45
there will be danger from Russia02:53:47
stay This means that Ukraine02:53:50
on structure and society and economics02:53:54
would be more like02:53:58
South Korea and Well, or Israel Israel then02:54:03
there is a powerful army of the Army as part of02:54:06
society, including the integral powerful02:54:09
industry because Our task02:54:11
will02:54:12
increase as much as possible per generation02:54:15
we will need to get ahead of Russia in02:54:18
weapons, preferably your own02:54:21
production is not so that including02:54:24
own air defense such capabilities02:54:27
Ukraine has technical ones first02:54:29
turn We have rocket production02:54:31
and we have two rocket schools of ours02:54:33
country beam and accordingly02:54:37
Yes, Ukraine will be the strongest, the strongest02:54:41
armies of Europe and provide, among other things,02:54:45
interests of the European Union and the Saxon02:54:48
countries to help at least02:54:50
will not be understandable to Americans and British02:54:55
Well, here is the functionality that02:54:57
performer of such I would say delicateDescription:
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