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Arrestovich Alexey Hello Good00:00:05
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interesting and Of course, Alexey, you’re here00:00:25
now, he’s on a business trip not to the Bryansk00:00:27
region, he’s slandering00:00:33
Okay, so you’ll start with this00:00:35
gigantic commotion in the chicken coop00:00:37
because something from the asec trait00:00:40
didn’t help, something it didn’t stop there,00:00:42
and I’m our listeners if they don’t know00:00:45
I want to remind you that people appeared here in the Bryansk region00:00:49
who introduced themselves as00:00:52
Volunteers of the Russian Volunteer00:00:53
Corps. Well, of course, this is a little bit00:00:56
very reminiscent of00:00:58
Putin’s Miner and Tractor Drivers. Well, the00:01:00
same miners, Tractor Drivers appeared in00:01:02
Bryansk and Kadyrov, I quote, called to00:01:05
deal with all the participants in the foray00:01:08
into The Bryansk region itself needs to00:01:11
brutally shoot to kill and00:01:12
bring their families to justice. And00:01:18
then it means taking retaliatory00:01:20
measures against Kiev, simply breaking00:01:22
all the points that have a pleasant and indirect00:01:24
relation to this attack. Well, as if00:01:28
Kadyrov is known to us that he is making up for00:01:30
rhetoric is that he himself is absent from00:01:33
the front and even, as I understand it, he is00:01:35
now sitting in Russia, but nevertheless, his Eco00:01:39
means Putin about him00:01:41
Alexey has a question for me: Why just00:01:44
demonstrate to Putin that he does00:01:46
n’t even control the Bryansk region?00:01:49
Well, how can he say, you see I I always00:01:51
say I look at any events from the00:01:53
point of view of the personality of the history of the individual,00:01:56
there is the personality of Forgive me, God, Vladimir00:01:58
Vladimirovich Putin00:02:00
and here we are looking at the drama, the curls of this00:02:03
drama Yes, the man dreamed of controlling00:02:05
Ukraine,00:02:07
it turns out that they control even a00:02:09
single Bryansk region What can we00:02:12
say there Judging by the essence events in00:02:14
Russia that are happening from00:02:16
Kaliningrad to this, some institutions00:02:18
are burning, some planes are exploding, it’s00:02:20
unclear what is raining from the sky, so in00:02:22
Russia he doesn’t have much control over the situation,00:02:23
so this is a00:02:26
tragedy for a person. Personally, I would say00:02:29
so, maybe somewhere I would even tell him00:02:31
I sympathized, but so far I can’t00:02:32
find strength for myself,00:02:34
no,00:02:36
as a literary electric00:02:38
character, it’s even good somewhere.00:02:46
I have a question like this, for example, in the USA, the00:03:09
second option is some Partisans00:03:12
who came from somewhere there, I wonder00:03:15
where you can come to the Bryansk region,00:03:17
let’s leave this question open and fight with the00:03:20
Putin regime by armed force on the00:03:21
territory of the Russian Federation, it is already00:03:23
directly00:03:24
Russian Volunteer Corps Russian00:03:27
Volunteer Corps they called themselves that way but00:03:29
in Russian Yes,00:03:31
anyone can call themselves a Russian Volunteer Corps00:03:33
if they really need to record a00:03:35
video when you and I can call ourselves a00:03:36
Russian Volunteer Corps00:03:38
and so on, therefore, I would like to say to00:03:41
figure it out But the most important thing is that while00:03:43
the program Ours was maturing with you, Putin gave a00:03:45
political assessment of what happened00:03:47
called it a vicious terrorist attack,00:03:50
they shot a car where00:03:53
civilian children are walking, I can hardly00:03:55
imagine a Ukrainian road or00:03:58
some Russian corps operating on the00:04:00
territory of Ukraine where people shoot a00:04:03
conscious car with children, we have00:04:06
other values, other goals,00:04:09
what00:04:12
happened there, but I suspect the car if a00:04:15
child was killed or a wounded00:04:18
school bus driver was shot by Russian00:04:20
security forces known for their specifics, I do00:04:26
n’t know,00:04:28
I’m interested in the consequences because00:04:30
my viewers are primarily00:04:31
interested in Will Is there an escalation of the war, what00:04:34
to expect,00:04:36
it’s clear that there’s nowhere to look, practically00:04:39
the only options they have00:04:40
left are to declare a general war and00:04:42
mobilize, shoot at our00:04:45
decision-making centers, what else is there? Well,00:04:49
I don’t know about00:04:54
making another massive missile raid, and so, well, the decision-making center00:04:57
will survive before them if they don’t get a00:04:59
massive raid, we will beat off the00:05:00
mobilization some gift from heaven00:05:03
because then it comes to the Russian00:05:04
economy faster than yesterday Forbes00:05:06
wrote00:05:08
Or maybe earlier00:05:12
I was once advised by a very smart woman to00:05:17
interpret any incomprehensible things in Russia from the point of view of00:05:18
internal Russian attempts to achieve00:05:20
internal Russian interests, so I00:05:23
look00:05:25
first, a speaker at the level of Putin and Medvedev, the00:05:29
president and the former president, declare00:05:31
that certain forces want to dismember00:05:34
Russia00:05:35
evilly, then the FSB statement that we are on00:05:40
guard and who will be there to allow you separatism,00:05:42
we will break it up and every other day the00:05:44
never terrible Partisans will invade00:05:48
there they shoot civilians00:05:51
[music]00:05:52
Sorry, or as the youth say Kamon, I00:05:56
wish I had enough, even if00:06:00
you imagine something real, the miners of the00:06:02
Bryansk region who simply took a00:06:04
white blue flag in any military store,00:06:06
dug up weapons from the mines and rebelled. I’m00:06:09
not even interested in this with me. event,00:06:11
how the Russian government reacts to it00:06:13
and what conclusions it made, will draw conclusions from there,00:06:17
ways to00:06:20
tighten the internal terror of the population00:06:22
because in response to the loss of an external00:06:24
company there are no options, there are00:06:26
only leaving power in democratic00:06:29
regimes,00:06:34
look, I just want to return to the00:06:38
first half of your reasoning when they00:06:40
very precisely said it means00:06:41
escalation ladders because the question00:06:45
really arises how Putin will answer and we00:06:48
see that nothing but I00:06:51
remind you that in the theory of conflicts00:06:53
escalation ladders for our listeners,00:06:55
you should always have an even00:06:57
stronger step in reserve, now this is a very00:07:00
strong step to which, as I understand it,00:07:04
Putin has nothing to answer except a nuclear00:07:06
strike, a nuclear strike, he clearly delayed time, there is00:07:10
really nothing to answer, and this is precisely why it00:07:13
happened that there is nothing to answer00:07:15
because he [ __ ] himself. Because00:07:18
you can’t know there was such an uncle clowns, I’m00:07:21
saying this to our viewers, of course you00:07:22
know and he developed a theory of war He00:07:25
said that an00:07:27
ideal war is like Many ordinary people00:07:29
want it all to shoot at everyone or00:07:32
how Propaganda even if we are not an ordinary person00:07:34
we will not offend our friends you are an ordinary person00:07:35
in the end for them We work00:07:39
rather like this Propaganda believes that war00:07:42
should be ideal this is when everything00:07:43
shoots slingshots whistles pipes everyone is00:07:46
going on an00:07:47
ideal war This is something like an00:07:49
ideal gas this is a purely00:07:51
hypothetical theoretical substance00:07:53
that never exists in00:07:56
reality and forces and means Show00:07:58
me at least one war where at least one of the00:07:59
sides used all the forces and means 100%00:08:02
because it does not happen war From the proposal,00:08:05
he also says the second idea is war from the00:08:07
continuation of politics by other means, there00:08:09
are always political, at a minimum,00:08:11
limitations, there are natural limitations,00:08:13
there are resource limitations, and so00:08:14
on and so forth. I remind you that the terrible Great00:08:16
Patriotic War, where it was about the00:08:19
existence of the USSR and all Soviet00:08:20
people, the Soviet Union used according to the00:08:23
historian's estimates, 86 percent of its00:08:25
power00:08:26
in order to survive in this00:08:29
and 14 safely did not use the00:08:32
internal troops of the internal districts,00:08:35
again, the army that became in the Far00:08:36
East, many many things and so on, we were talking00:08:39
about the survival of the people, the00:08:41
physical survival of the leadership, and then00:08:44
one hundred percent was not used now00:08:45
we look What is Putin doing with 97 percent of the00:08:47
Russian ground forces, including the00:08:49
Marine Corps, Paratroopers on the territory of00:08:52
Ukraine00:08:56
if you don’t have a reserve, how will you00:09:00
threaten back another 3 percent leads that it00:09:03
turned out to be one hundred percent00:09:09
or you will rush away from00:09:11
St. Petersburg00:09:16
so that they don’t fly to cover the territory of00:09:19
Russia00:09:23
and even less for modern Russia, Putin’s00:09:27
leadership, I would say, is00:09:28
generally very difficult. Well, it00:09:31
turns out that his beloved State00:09:33
and system, I would say, is not even00:09:35
a state that he built so carefully, full of00:09:36
holes as they decide, accessible from any side,00:09:38
and all the resources that he00:09:40
tried to00:09:41
which in theory the task of the state and the00:09:44
army is to protect its population from00:09:46
war, the main function of the army is00:09:48
to prevent war and the state, war00:09:50
does not happen so that people live correctly so that they can00:09:53
begin to develop peacefully. And then00:09:56
it turns out that war came to the land of00:09:59
Mother Russia,00:10:02
probably because the00:10:04
Russian army is not hanging around somewhere able to defend00:10:06
their territory,00:10:09
somehow this is how it happened, and00:10:12
if these are already elements of the Civil War,00:10:13
let’s say because the00:10:16
Ural Partisans00:10:19
[music] are launching the00:10:20
Russian corps in general, then00:10:31
Well, the Civil War is still far away.00:10:34
By the way, we’ll discuss this issue. But now I’m00:10:36
drawing your attention our listeners that they00:10:38
somehow sensitively began to click00:10:40
Putin on the nose, then the drones are flying, he00:10:43
can’t do them, polyphemus is trying00:10:45
to catch a fly here, a fly here, but there is00:10:49
another story with which I just00:10:51
really want to congratulate you, I have00:10:54
never seen00:10:56
Putin’s Bluff so good wings for other00:10:59
bluffs. I mean the story with Moldova,00:11:01
when Putin also wanted to puff up00:11:06
and say what it means that now there is a00:11:09
legitimate government here with the top And in response, through00:11:11
your mouth, it was stated that then00:11:14
Ukraine would clean out Transnistria And00:11:18
after that such a squeal began. So I00:11:20
say I have not yet seen such a00:11:25
strategic operation It was carried out00:11:26
exclusively by a00:11:30
few forces Well, let’s not get stuck on00:11:33
them I can say the following that it’s not, as it were00:11:37
Delicately say, it’s called a00:11:38
boyd loop I think you know and I can tell the audience00:11:41
No, I don’t know, to be honest I’ll say00:11:44
that I don’t know Well, such a pilot during the00:11:47
Korean War in00:11:48
19503, this pilot will be a nice00:11:52
pilot. Yes, he flew into the Korean00:11:54
War and discovered that the times of piston00:11:56
aircraft had entered the war with jets and the00:11:58
approach speed was such that00:12:01
quantitative changes had already00:12:02
turned into quality there, the increase in00:12:04
speeds from the best best piston00:12:06
fighters was small 150,20000:12:08
kilometers per hour, so it turned out to be00:12:09
decisive. Because during the oncoming00:12:10
approach, it turned out that the pilots did not00:12:13
have time to make a decision on the nature of00:12:14
identifying the enemy, accordingly,00:12:16
make a decision and the nature of00:12:18
military clashes,00:12:28
and he calculated to drink any before which he00:12:30
began to use it became part of00:12:31
American strategic military00:12:33
thought and Western is used in business and00:12:35
so on, so00:12:36
as not to go into details, he has a model00:12:39
like this, which means that two planes are approaching each other00:12:41
and one pilot manages to absurf earlier, the00:12:44
first stage is to observe, he has time to notice00:12:46
and make a decision earlier, that is, to00:12:48
notice this is the first part, the second part,00:12:50
he must make a decision quickly in a timely manner,00:12:52
and for example, he begins go to the00:12:54
left cream to get behind him, that00:12:57
pilot notices but he doesn’t know00:13:00
that he was noticed, he only notices this00:13:03
cream00:13:04
and he must be forced to reassess the00:13:06
situation and make a decision. And if at00:13:09
this moment, while the second pilot who00:13:11
noticed the maneuver of the first plane00:13:14
makes a decision, he evaluates for a long time00:13:18
situation and that one has already made the00:13:20
second decision, then this one falls00:13:23
into such a trap when he cannot,00:13:25
when he is forced to make a decision again00:13:27
without making the first two,00:13:30
trying to catch up with the person who has00:13:32
already made three decisions and three actions,00:13:34
if so this is three to four, then the00:13:38
enemy always remains hopeless00:13:41
and, accordingly, he is beaten or shot down00:13:43
in an air battle, the same thing in any00:13:46
strategy, they don’t even interrupt in a conversation.00:13:48
But if you need equipment there00:13:51
to cormorate the enemy, as it were, then00:13:54
you can use that. But in this00:13:57
case,00:13:58
some certain forces say and already We are now00:14:01
Transnistria00:14:03
and here Bach, something happens and we ourselves,00:14:06
or rather, we are now laws Bach, something00:14:09
happens from Transnistria, something00:14:11
happens from the Bryansk region, how will the loop be for you,00:14:17
returning to the loop? Yes, I’m trying to understand00:14:20
what answer Putin will make because00:14:23
today they flew in from 300 five-story buildings00:14:27
in Zaporozhye, I realized that I just00:14:30
stopped understanding why Putin00:14:33
should use missiles now because it’s00:14:35
not even the infrastructure anymore, everything is00:14:38
clear,00:14:54
it’s like00:14:57
fairly typical actions for him00:15:00
yesterday, 3 planes were fired from the Kursk region,00:15:04
that is, three x22 At targets00:15:08
Kremenchug Kremenchug Poltava00:15:10
region and00:15:12
into the sea of the carrier is they are quite00:15:15
capable of firing calibers now of00:15:16
something else there Tu-95 can take off from their00:15:19
101 out of00:15:20
555 that’s not the point The problem is that he does00:15:24
n’t have time he acts by inertia00:15:27
he has no ideas we saw it you saw his00:15:29
appeal to the Federal Assembly he has00:15:31
no solutions, he has no military or non-00:15:35
military answers to what is happening, and we won’t00:15:37
say which side is which00:15:40
one is bombarding him with drones, we love him,00:15:44
how is this the state system that00:15:48
he built and arranges different ones like00:15:50
this from Transnistria to the Bryansk00:15:52
region,00:15:53
the scope of targeted information00:15:55
influences,00:16:02
not only did she have no decisions, but00:16:05
she also begins to get stuck because the00:16:07
enemy is imposing his decisions and Although00:16:10
these are Russian partisans,00:16:16
can I share my observation about the00:16:19
Boyd noose,00:16:22
but I didn’t know about the noose, but I00:16:24
remember very well the story that happened in the00:16:27
famous battle I remind00:16:30
our listeners that the question of00:16:33
essence was being decided. Then the question of who00:16:35
would dominate the ocean was the Americans00:16:38
or the Japanese and the Japanese thought that they would00:16:41
capture and the00:16:43
Americans knew the Japanese cat and were00:16:46
ready to attack, but now that’s not the00:16:48
point, but there was during this battle00:16:51
story that still shocks me00:16:53
I think that you Alexey most likely00:16:56
know it, but the point is that00:16:59
American bombers discovered00:17:01
Japanese aircraft carriers just at the00:17:04
moment when they had Well, the very last moment00:17:07
of the search, everything was there After all, everything depended on who was00:17:10
who before discovered And despite the00:17:12
fact that the Americans knew that the Japanese were heading00:17:15
towards the end, everything could have been decided completely00:17:18
differently and so they discovered these00:17:22
aircraft by this time the Japanese also already00:17:24
understood that they had been discovered and the Japanese00:17:27
had to make a decision, the decision was that00:17:29
if it would be a00:17:33
surprise attack on the Anatolia airfield, then00:17:35
naturally it would have to be00:17:36
bombers that are heavy and00:17:38
with bombs that they carry bombard the00:17:43
atol. And if it was about what they were00:17:45
discovered, then it was necessary to give in to an00:17:47
air battle, respectively, remove the00:17:48
bombers and launch fighters,00:17:50
not only no, they the Japanese also discovered the00:17:54
American ones. More precisely, they understood. So,00:17:56
since the planes are in the air, it means that there is an00:17:57
American carrier force somewhere nearby.00:17:59
So they will need to attack with torpedoes and00:18:02
they began replacing the sides with torpedoes and00:18:06
these 25 minutes were not enough for them, the Americans00:18:08
struck all if the commander of the Japanese00:18:10
fleet had been the connector then I didn’t00:18:12
do this but ordered to attack the American00:18:13
ships that were discovered by the Japanese00:18:15
at that moment simply with bombs, it00:18:18
is unknown what the map of the00:18:19
Pacific Ocean in principle00:18:21
and the history of World War II would look like now. But how would00:18:25
I emphasize in one of the sources00:18:30
one of the sources I am different descriptions00:18:31
considered it struck me that one of the most00:18:35
important mistakes00:18:39
that the Japanese Admiral made00:18:42
was that for some time he did00:18:45
not accept00:18:53
was to be00:18:54
thrown into the sea and Just immediately hang up00:18:58
the torpedoes And for a while he simply did00:19:01
n’t decide anything, but walked around the deck and00:19:05
thought it was those same 20 minutes and then00:19:09
Remind the film The Professional remember No, you don’t00:19:15
remember Yes, but our viewers will remind you00:19:19
he plays French agents intelligence00:19:21
who went to kill an African On the00:19:23
instructions of the French government00:19:24
to kill an African dictator,00:19:27
in the meantime, Uranium was discovered in the dictator00:19:30
and the French government quickly00:19:31
came to an agreement with the dictator, fell in love with him,00:19:33
he became his son of a [ __ ], he didn’t know about it,00:19:35
he was surrendered to the government by the government, and you00:19:37
pumped him full of drugs there, in short, he was brought to a00:19:40
bestial state but he managed to escape00:19:42
to France and now he stands against00:19:45
all his special services to his former colleagues with the00:19:48
task of killing this dictator who has00:19:50
connections there in France and here he00:19:52
goes there, his old colonel in a00:19:55
wheelchair who taught00:19:56
shows He says How he will00:19:58
act I can’t say because00:20:01
I taught them to act. So no one00:20:03
can predict how he will00:20:04
act and he was ahead of them all the time00:20:07
by one,00:20:10
constantly imposing on them until they00:20:13
collectively made a decision while there was a00:20:15
struggle of opinions and so on, first of all, he00:20:17
pulled the team apart due to old00:20:19
contacts, quarreled some with by his other00:20:21
actions, secondly, he used00:20:23
journalists competently, the factor he was all the time00:20:25
the factor of surprise, he made moves on the00:20:27
chessboard that broke all00:20:31
their previous plans and forced them to00:20:33
hastily make new decisions, they00:20:35
were not ready for this, in the end he00:20:37
did so00:20:39
they themselves they killed by accident by accident00:20:41
quickly they killed this dictator That is,00:20:43
he was not even guilty and he comes out of the00:20:45
castle of this dictator they killed, which means they00:20:47
know that he is going to the helicopter that they asked him to00:20:52
send him to be taken away,00:20:55
to stop him the mistress of this Dictator and00:20:56
says they managed to become friends says00:20:58
so what happened,00:21:01
what concerns me they are deciding now for him00:21:05
The policeman00:21:08
and his boss00:21:10
are bargaining with the Minister of Internal Affairs, so00:21:12
he goes to the helicopter jala was killed, what should I00:21:14
do now, a scandal of grandiosity and the00:21:16
minister begins to speak, you understand,00:21:17
this question has00:21:20
many dimensions, he says what should I00:21:22
do Give me a clear instruction, he00:21:24
says Well, you know, and the political00:21:26
aspects of this matter, they are from different00:21:28
sides And so on Give instructions,00:21:29
now a helicopter will land and fly away, he00:21:31
says, I can’t allow us to00:21:35
give instructions, you know, our conversation is being00:21:37
bugged This is a delicate issue Well,00:21:39
in general, they argued for a long, long time in the00:21:41
end, the minister was able to, but there was no00:21:45
plane and the minister of the deceased was able to00:21:47
formulate This is something like this: he00:21:50
shouldn’t be here the helicopter, the colonel00:21:52
gladly gave the command to the00:21:54
police who had previously injured the00:21:56
main character with pleasure,00:21:58
but this decision-making process in general,00:22:01
this film should be watched and drunk by anyone00:22:02
and in general how the machine works, that is,00:22:05
22 great works Yes, Mr.00:22:06
British Minister and here is a Professional00:22:08
[music]00:22:09
here is Putin Now exactly in this situation00:22:12
Look They convene an emergency00:22:15
meeting through Stas they announce an00:22:17
emergency meeting of the Security Council of00:22:19
the Russian Federation and then it is00:22:21
canceled00:22:22
pages cancer you like they claim that00:22:24
someone has encroached on the historical past00:22:27
and future of Russia, as Putin said, and00:22:28
these are the people who want to keep us, and even00:22:31
the language he said means00:22:35
they are taking a hostage on the Russian00:22:37
crown territory. They00:22:39
promised to defend Transnistria as00:22:40
Russian territory with all their might, right there on00:22:41
Russian territory.00:22:43
Federation, you know, the Lord, we will endure a not00:22:47
so terrible thing, they killed, if their version00:22:49
is considered, they killed the driver of a school00:22:51
bus, they captured civilians, this00:22:54
same00:22:55
hostage was shot and left freely,00:22:57
think about it. Come in for a week, they decided it’s00:23:00
very embarrassing because you know,00:23:04
everything will remain a mess, so I can tell you00:23:08
what a school bus is, my00:23:10
relatives00:23:12
[music]00:23:18
but They are quite real relatives00:23:21
with small children00:23:27
[music]00:23:29
My children are already adults and have already forgotten yes00:23:32
cradle Yes, it’s called a cradle, that’s a cradle,00:23:34
they were stopped by the Russian military at a00:23:36
checkpoint, they looked into the salon and saw00:23:39
that the children were even there Googled something with these children00:23:41
- I’ll lie down uncle in front of my uncle00:23:43
the car started moving they shot them The trail00:23:46
with the dead children one car Just00:23:48
left00:23:49
in which there were my relatives who00:23:52
told everything00:23:54
this is how this happens And in00:23:57
a fever yes it happens Of course I don’t know00:23:59
they killed the driver of a school bus in the00:24:00
kingdom of heaven but how I wish I knew when it was00:24:03
completely conscious and This is not00:24:05
the only such case. Everyone who00:24:08
was evacuated in Ukraine and was tortured because of00:24:10
Zaporozhye from Kherson knows cases when00:24:12
they were shot absolutely00:24:14
knowing that there Children are not just women, children.00:24:21
So we’re just talking about a school00:24:24
bus or what happened there I00:24:27
I think we’ll just take a time out because00:24:29
now I understand perfectly well, you00:24:32
and I Alexey understand perfectly well that if there00:24:34
really is a school bus, what will the New00:24:35
York Times write about the Pope and so00:24:38
on, this whole public, well, they00:24:41
can write anything they want on the matter Who00:24:43
makes their circumstances right00:24:45
Yes, it’s as if we don’t know absolutely nothing yet,00:24:47
on the other hand We also understand00:24:49
that00:24:50
Russian Propaganda will say That’s00:24:52
exactly what it says, ours, of course,00:24:54
won’t invent anything other than a school bus00:24:57
And this is also understandable, so00:25:03
let’s put it aside here judgment and let's return to the00:25:07
main course Because there is still00:25:10
bakhmut00:25:11
and here Explain Yes, I and probably00:25:13
the listeners are also interested in understanding what is00:25:16
happening because I had the00:25:18
feeling that bakhmud is used to00:25:20
grind Russian manpower and00:25:23
if its protection requires burning00:25:27
what is accumulated for advance of the reserve, that00:25:30
is, if the grinding coefficient00:25:32
becomes not in the Ukrainian favor, then it00:25:35
will naturally be handed over because it’s00:25:37
just arithmetic, it’s important, but00:25:39
it’s not important. But they don’t hand it over,00:25:42
and together with these00:25:44
drones with Bryansk and with this00:25:48
funny story with Moldova I have a00:25:50
feeling that this is such an extreme weakness of the00:25:52
Russian offensive, so00:25:54
we are a simple question. This is already a00:25:57
full-fledged Russian offensive, this is the00:25:59
maximum that Putin is capable of, this is00:26:02
all that has begun to happen around, is this the00:26:05
result of the fact that everything has fizzled out or there00:26:09
will still be some kind of step00:26:10
than a00:26:13
question for you, I wanted to ask, there’s00:26:17
also Roman Svitan, who says that there are00:26:20
several, almost 400 thousand,00:26:22
real reserves there, but the novel00:26:25
says the following: he says that there are00:26:27
a lot of human reserves there, but it’s00:26:29
almost impossible to bring equipment down00:26:32
without it being gouged already00:26:34
new weapons Well,00:26:37
as if Mr. Saint Roman, he00:26:41
gave me an exceptionally00:26:43
favorable impression from yours, I need to00:26:45
clarify it with him About what four thousand He is00:26:47
now talking about the entire Russian00:26:49
mobilization 340 thousand which September00:26:51
passed00:26:52
with sets of extras and so on, even with the00:26:55
fact that they are getting now Some of these00:26:57
people are00:26:58
still sitting in barracks at the training grounds and have00:27:01
not even started training because the00:27:03
training cycle is two and a half three months00:27:05
and the capacity of the Belarusian training grounds is only00:27:07
100,000.00:27:09
Some call the number 150, for example,00:27:11
our information resistance group,00:27:13
which by the way is celebrating today,00:27:15
marks 9 years of creation00:27:18
Konstantin Moshevets is now its official00:27:21
speaker00:27:23
and Congratulations on the creation of successful00:27:27
activities. They think that 15000:27:29
thousand will study. But still this does not00:27:31
exhaust what happened. Therefore, I00:27:34
don’t know 400 thousand, you can say in this00:27:36
case 360, you00:27:40
just need to clarify. I don’t00:27:42
mind anything Everything that Roman said before00:27:44
was deeply sympathetic to me and,00:27:46
accordingly, my ideas are that we are00:27:47
actually00:27:48
military, in reality there are00:27:52
360 thousand on our territory00:27:55
and somewhere around00:27:58
70-60 around the perimeter then the ratio was00:28:03
250 270 28 months ago and 150 along the00:28:07
perimeter 120 120 150 now they00:28:10
great front 150000:28:16
what will it be00:28:18
36000:28:22
more precisely one and a half thousand by 36000:28:26
and please divide it00:28:30
36000:28:34
no I’ll go now I asked as00:28:37
a colleague I’d better I’d better then00:28:39
carefully00:28:42
it’s 2,400 people we have for what’s00:28:51
not true well in short the meaning of operational00:28:53
density Don’t let mathematics not was00:28:55
my side I never know00:28:57
school means so far mathematics live00:29:00
broadcasts means I can say the operational00:29:03
density that allows the00:29:04
armament of the Russian troops their00:29:06
security is not enough to00:29:07
carry out more than two serious00:29:09
offensives on a front sector over 4000:29:13
kilometers of effort there00:29:17
is an auxiliary one And00:29:20
Kupinskaya00:29:23
[music]00:29:32
now we are looking at the Russian army in00:29:35
a year can concentrate its efforts, that is,00:29:37
taking shells from people’s equipment00:29:40
[music]00:29:41
the greatest value00:29:49
Well, this is a disaster00:29:53
well this is a disaster so an offensive00:29:56
or an opportunity if they didn’t have it the same00:29:59
as I would have made a theatrical pause Now00:30:01
if they had the opportunity00:30:02
to prevent this catastrophe to achieve00:30:04
their goals faster with better quality, and so00:30:06
on, so that they begin to do it when everyone00:30:09
says it should dry out and this is not00:30:11
prevented by the not dried up earth or how Why is the00:30:13
offensive being carried out in the ice area Why is the00:30:15
offensive being carried out in the Kremennaya area In the00:30:17
area in the direction of Kupenskoye it’s what’s00:30:20
there as if the00:30:22
washed-out land does not interfere with the poor, it is00:30:24
advancing. And there are some mysterious00:30:26
troops that interfere and then they will go on00:30:28
the offensive, this is all this whole big00:30:31
Russian operation. It was one00:30:32
complete bluff of a00:30:34
strategic scale, very funny00:30:37
because there were a number of statements on our00:30:40
part such had to be made in a00:30:41
serious moment in case of a bad game and00:30:43
you say00:30:45
it was an element00:30:51
to Bluff or then deceive Putin or00:30:54
then Putin was already being brainwashed that00:30:56
Messi, here we are, a trick of war, a00:31:01
trick of war and00:31:02
Well, how would we have for this,00:31:05
eating them for a terrible offensive, in00:31:07
fact for a Real Terrible00:31:09
Outrage of 1000 people killed00:31:11
every day and advancing at an incredible00:31:13
price there by 100 meters per day in certain00:31:16
directions somewhere, I often make mistakes with00:31:18
counterattacks A Criminal carbon where they00:31:23
lost 160 units of equipment in 3 days there00:31:25
what else00:31:26
We’ll buy someone there it didn’t work out at all00:31:33
because then I’ll tell you a story00:31:35
that I just heard and Putin is talking00:31:38
to one of his subordinates and00:31:41
his subordinates are telling him that he will continue to attack the00:31:43
president in 2 weeks and00:31:46
Putin No in a week00:31:53
like No I want now no we we want00:31:56
today No no we want it now, I’m00:31:59
sure that there really00:32:00
were such conversations. It was just rubbing00:32:03
Putin’s points. And then at least00:32:06
Well, Putin says, you know, I want a00:32:10
second strategic offensive, I00:32:14
want it, I want it,00:32:17
I’m an artist, that’s what I see the military say00:32:21
tell him the fool that there will be no00:32:24
second strategic offensive so00:32:26
it’s unknown what will happen to us00:32:27
right00:32:29
Okay Vladimir Vladimirovich If you00:32:31
want we will do it but for this we need to00:32:33
return Lapin remove the Surikov to00:32:36
give In the head how to give it00:32:39
In the head Put Prigogine in charge00:32:42
directly the chief of the general00:32:43
staff throughout the war, the science of the00:32:45
centralized state, and even then00:32:46
we will show that00:32:48
all these movements are happening well, the00:32:50
troops are ready for00:32:52
you, the reserves are ready. What are you waiting for, we are not waiting for anything00:32:55
advancing Or maybe the weather, [ __ ]00:32:57
the weather, look, they took the solidar without any00:32:59
weather, the00:33:03
solidary of the defense line of the Ukrainian00:33:07
heights which there are small ones00:33:10
that exceed00:33:23
[music]00:33:37
so00:33:40
you see, there is such a thing, a00:33:43
Thai way of catching monkeys,00:33:47
a trap in which you can put your monkey’s00:33:49
hand and take a banana, and00:33:51
she can’t stick the banana out again.00:33:53
But for a monkey, when they are such00:33:55
creatures, they are not yet very spiritually developed and00:33:57
it’s a pity to defrost the handle and get it00:34:00
yourself She sits and holds on to the banana and so00:34:02
we were like this at first Severodonetsk00:34:05
now now Solidarbakh is like this00:34:08
and while we are grinding one to seven For00:34:11
us this is an extremely profitable story00:34:13
I’m just just what we have to do,00:34:15
I can to say, we00:34:17
will have to erect a grandiose monument half the00:34:19
height of the sky to those of our soldiers00:34:21
who fell00:34:24
realizing the command’s plan00:34:27
because with their blood, their lives,00:34:31
firstly, they deprive the enemy of the ability to00:34:34
attack, and secondly, they give00:34:37
their comrades the opportunity to prepare for a00:34:38
counter-offensive, they go in advance with their00:34:43
bodies to shut up this fool in order their00:34:45
comrades prepared to liberate the00:34:47
Ukrainians,00:34:49
so I will try to ensure that00:34:51
the monument stands enough to represent00:34:54
and we the memory among the people remains among us00:34:57
all and for future generations, this is the greatest00:35:01
feat of what ours are doing under Bakhmut,00:35:03
not even in the fact of the intensity of the fighting. Although00:35:05
this is also in the fact of understanding why they are00:35:07
lying down there now, she is also there00:35:10
losses,00:35:12
what are they worth and why are they lying down?00:35:14
they are gaining time to prepare for their00:35:17
comrades for the counter-offensive00:35:19
if the robe is that the exchange is one to seven00:35:23
one to the family for us every life is important00:35:26
We would like everyone to return in person00:35:29
I want everyone to return, each and every one,00:35:32
to their family, this is a00:35:35
very poor consolation for the mother who00:35:38
called and said we have it for you,00:35:44
but if you think strategically, then00:35:48
war is always a choice between very00:35:49
bad and very, very bad. Now our00:35:53
infantry is wearing out the enemy. Tankers are00:35:55
all who give exhausts the enemy00:35:57
so that their comrades can have time to00:36:00
prepare to go00:36:02
pick up our strands of crumbs,00:36:05
I don’t know that, I’m not going for that, and the00:36:08
majority there are a lot of them. For example, there are terrestrial00:36:10
defense fighters who,00:36:12
well,00:36:15
less than these mechanized brigades,00:36:18
let’s say, are armed, equipped and ready00:36:22
for in order to stand00:36:27
Well, as far as I understand, these defenses are00:36:29
exactly because the best part is being accumulated00:36:32
for a future offensive and this is just00:36:35
very important to preserve this reserve and not00:36:37
use it now, bang this is00:36:40
strategic importance,00:36:42
strategic importance which depends on the00:36:45
fate of the country00:36:47
in the post-war world00:36:49
and this is extremely cruel but necessary00:36:53
but it’s impossible to say that there are only Teraban fighters00:36:55
there; the national00:36:57
guard, border guards, are fighting, all our00:36:59
defense forces are fighting there, there are mechanized00:37:01
brigades and tank brigades even of the00:37:03
armed forces. Well, it’s not a Great00:37:06
secret that the main backbone of the personnel00:37:07
brigades is being prepared00:37:10
now and in fact,00:37:12
we’ll probably finish the counter-offensive, but now00:37:15
we 40 minutes on air we have 37 thousand people00:37:18
watching, please don’t forget to subscribe00:37:21
to our channel and give more likes and I00:37:23
want to finish with bakhmut, two very00:37:26
important things to understand. You said00:37:28
that Severodonetsk was a monkey hand00:37:31
monkey in a jug because you remember00:37:33
back during Severodonetsk we00:37:35
were talking and you called it a lump of sugar00:37:39
back then,00:37:42
or a lump of sugar on which00:37:45
ants climb, I used this image, which means00:37:47
I erased it several times, and00:37:51
then you talked about how Severodonetsk00:37:54
pulled in all the Russian troops from00:37:57
other parts of the front, not allowing them to00:38:00
attack in another00:38:02
direction, that he allowed him to gain00:38:04
time until three axes arrived00:38:07
and said that the basics When you say00:38:11
after the battle is over, the00:38:14
main thing is the hand of a monkey in a jug or00:38:18
something else, of course this is a hand according to the00:38:20
classic Trap, look at00:38:22
all of Putin in this, they are talking there00:38:24
I don’t know how brilliant he is as a00:38:27
tactician, but he’s definitely a very bad starter for the00:38:29
second time during the war, in fact, 3 if00:38:32
we take Kherson. He allows himself00:38:35
to give birth to tactical successes that have a distinct00:38:38
propaganda overtones,00:38:40
which he needs for political00:38:41
reasons, to00:38:46
thoughtlessly waste resources that he00:38:48
really likes. as they would be needed at the00:38:51
operational and strategic level to00:38:52
solve problems, in principle, all of this war of00:38:54
political tasks is now worth00:38:57
looking at the general losses of Solidarity00:38:59
in Donetsk and00:39:02
from the second of August when they began00:39:05
trying to take these cities more than 10000:39:07
thousand00:39:09
for it that there is so much in total 36000:39:14
Well then this is for two more regional centers,00:39:16
how is he going to liberate even the same one00:39:18
as he says to liberate in quotes I00:39:20
mean the Lugansk Donetsk region.00:39:21
Forgive me, in the Donetsk region there are00:39:24
still 5 more large cities larger than00:39:26
now, or rather than with which Bakhmut agrees,00:39:30
but let’s imagine that we took retreated,00:39:32
then moved to a new position, that we continue00:39:35
to wait for their advance, when they start00:39:37
to think, what will they put up knowing the flag?00:39:41
They will declare that we won, and so on and so00:39:42
forth, there is no effect. The ordinary00:39:45
Russian still doesn’t understand why00:39:47
he’s getting hit with something strategy00:39:50
why do you have to put 100 thousand people there,00:39:53
knock them out of action and we saw this00:39:56
in solidarity, there was a lot of joy00:39:58
in a simple Russian family, choosing between a00:40:01
refrigerator and a TV, she doesn’t know00:40:02
where it’s the00:40:04
same00:40:09
with her electorate, solving political00:40:12
problems, mobilizing the population of Russia,00:40:15
as if already looking skeptically on the00:40:18
degree of his interest in this00:40:19
war,00:40:22
but I have a few short questions,00:40:24
otherwise we’ll really take a little00:40:26
time, so you said three00:40:28
times Let him put his hand in the jug Do00:40:31
n’t you think that this is 4 because we00:40:33
forgot to mention Mariupol And Mariupol00:40:36
was the biggest jug who, at00:40:38
the cost of his life, Azov thwarted00:40:42
Putin's offensive in the Donbass00:40:45
Can Mariupol be compared with such a00:40:47
jug,00:40:49
you know, it was not despite the feat of the00:40:52
defender of Mariupol and the endless sacrifice of00:40:54
civilians Mariupol was not a jug00:40:57
because Mariupol was a military00:41:00
necessity, it would have to take Putin00:41:02
and in Bakhmut Severodonetsk or now there00:41:04
is no direct military need.00:41:07
They could have saved troops and00:41:09
acted in a different way where it was00:41:11
obviously beneficial for them. But00:41:14
they chose this method00:41:18
after the war, I’ll tell you what needed to be00:41:20
done with a very high probability.00:41:24
I think that the military is a little smarter00:41:26
more than Putin, Putin endlessly00:41:28
interferes in military plans for waging00:41:30
war, and of course,00:41:33
well, that’s when the future will tell the children of the future of00:41:37
the Moscow Ural and all other00:41:38
republics Why did00:41:40
this happen Why did the Russian00:41:42
Federation cease to exist00:41:43
after some time and they will say00:41:46
that the main reason was the intervention of the00:41:48
country’s political leadership00:41:49
impact,00:41:52
the main reason was the lack of an army,00:41:54
just like the collapse of the Soviet Union.00:41:56
Ultimately, it came down to the fact that the00:41:59
Soviet Union, as it turned out, did not have a00:42:02
capable army capable of stopping one00:42:05
capable of resolving all the conflicts that00:42:09
began to arise,00:42:11
too, you see, they bet on00:42:14
what they would solve their tasks00:42:16
task00:42:18
[music] a00:42:20
permanent army without00:42:22
mobilization, as they believed, well00:42:24
trained, highly technically equipped, and00:42:27
it turned out to be another absolutely empty00:42:30
zilch that was a mistake in00:42:32
trying to fight seriously. And when they already00:42:35
started mobilization, it turned out that they were00:42:37
ready,00:42:46
it would be00:42:49
even five minutes00:42:54
because I can quote Mikhail00:42:56
Yuryevich Then we started00:42:58
counting wounds and comrades00:43:01
counting00:43:02
the beard and somehow no one wanted to have00:43:06
fun. So they won’t want to have00:43:07
fun because this catastrophe is00:43:09
the capture of two regional centers with a cost of up to00:43:12
thirty thousand killed, this is a00:43:17
tenth of the entire group, 10th of the00:43:20
entire group is losses that00:43:24
[music]00:43:27
Well, it depends on all the goals that you are00:43:30
now setting from what you said, I00:43:32
understand that for the Russian generals it00:43:34
was more important to remove Surikin and00:43:36
Prigozhin and appoint Gerasimov. And how did00:43:41
they achieve their goals? They00:43:44
achieved and exploited them00:43:46
yes, about exploiting Putin’s desire to00:43:48
attack somewhere else and00:43:50
take the Donetsk region so that he00:43:51
could at least say something to the people so that we00:43:53
win here, you know, declare victory, we00:43:55
achieved our goals Well, in general, it’s a circus on00:43:58
the drotle, I’ll tell you00:44:00
Soon we’ll really start talking00:44:02
very important strategic things I00:44:05
still want to go back I00:44:08
called it a tank00:44:11
and you know what I thought after00:44:14
all of this war I apologize for the00:44:16
century00:44:20
Please excuse me 21st century00:44:28
military judgment day was yes yes it was a00:44:30
little further Yes 73 was in the last century00:44:35
and you know, I suddenly realized that for00:44:37
many months the carbon was the only00:44:40
almost the only time when Putin00:44:42
tried to advance with unused meat and00:44:44
equipment, and that obviously with new00:44:47
weapons, these are the ones that Ukraine has,00:44:49
it will always be that is, I suddenly00:44:52
thought that the significance of this battle is Putin00:44:54
can no longer advance with equipment and this is a00:44:58
question of the quality of the decision. Because from the00:45:00
side of the army it was a battle in which the decision was00:45:03
made cylindrically, I instantly00:45:07
saw everything that was happening on the battlefield, and00:45:10
from Putin’s side, but we see how00:45:12
these decisions were made because not00:45:14
only is it some kind of general sent wave00:45:17
after wave Although I already understood what was00:45:18
happening, they reported to Putin even after the end00:45:22
that everything was fine, the00:45:23
Marines were fighting, I thought that00:45:27
if this was scaled up for the future00:45:29
Ukrainian offensive, then what00:45:31
would it look like? Here is one army and another00:45:36
because While our guys are winning in with00:45:41
our blood, time, the Ukrainian army is00:45:44
slowly becoming an army00:45:46
Well, the centric network will sound loudly, but it is00:45:50
moving in this direction; a00:45:52
terrible panic yesterday rushed through00:45:54
Russian military chats, forums, and so00:45:57
on, which says that new00:45:59
Ukrainian regiments, battalions and brigades00:46:01
are already preparing, at least some00:46:03
of them with this system of00:46:05
automated command and control of troops00:46:06
on tactical And this will be a00:46:09
guaranteed win, we’ll just00:46:11
circle them, they won’t have time to accept00:46:13
and if these are personnel brigades And also00:46:16
Armed with board weapons,00:46:17
then00:46:19
the prospect00:46:20
will be grief, I’ll immediately say this is the00:46:24
Kharkov offensive, remember the00:46:29
lightning-fast operation, this will be I00:46:32
heard that The Kharkov offensive00:46:36
was also network-centric and that each00:46:39
group that went forward was in00:46:42
touch with As the decision-making center says,00:46:45
if she said what she00:46:48
was told in front of you, then if she00:46:50
saw what was in front of her, then00:46:52
artillery immediately took out And no mobs00:46:56
ran there, not militias,00:46:58
guards units really ran there00:47:00
because they couldn’t withstand this particular00:47:02
centric network. Quite the00:47:04
Eleventh Army Corps from00:47:06
Kaliningrad, very combat-ready,00:47:08
ended its existence there;00:47:09
in particular, part of this second tank00:47:12
army, to put it mildly, is not the most, it is not the most00:47:15
uncombat-ready. one of the courtiers00:47:17
Yes and so on, so that’s what I wanted to say is00:47:20
that everyone will like the offensive under our00:47:22
contraception, I’m sure00:47:25
and the guys who fight at Bakhmut00:47:28
won us a change of generations.00:47:32
We started this internal three middle00:47:35
generation, if you count the American 500:47:36
plus with campaign 6, then we were started the00:47:40
war three minus three plus depending on the00:47:43
unit of equipment00:47:46
The Russian army started 400:47:49
and in some places 4 plus in some places 4 minus but00:47:52
the generation was Older than us in terms of00:47:55
technical equipment now it is00:47:57
rapidly falling into 3 minus00:48:00
But that’s not all you want to say a terrible thing00:48:02
and Let this will be the seed of our00:48:04
next conversations there is such a thing How00:48:07
much of a technological structure in this00:48:08
case 6 when this war began00:48:11
Russia was balancing something the countries the00:48:13
first group are those who accepted00:48:15
this way and enjoy it And this is a very00:48:18
strong gap with the rest of00:48:19
humanity because00:48:20
biomedicine is starting technologies for extending life,00:48:22
health, everything else is a completely00:48:24
different story, new engineering and so on00:48:26
means artificial intelligence is a new00:48:28
quality of humanity, these are the countries00:48:30
that are going there, the first group, the second are the00:48:32
countries that will have to00:48:33
serve and have elements or00:48:35
clusters or technology parks with the first treasure to00:48:38
mainly work for the interests of the first00:48:41
are the third who work for the second00:48:44
and the fourth which is an absolutely gray zone00:48:45
without a chance without hope and so Ukraine00:48:48
before the start of the war fluctuated between the00:48:49
third fourth Russia between the first and00:48:52
second00:48:54
if we are accepted00:48:56
sooner or later We find ourselves Among00:48:58
the states00:49:03
Putin tried so hard that the peoples of Russia00:49:06
can It’s quite possible to find yourself between third00:49:08
places where00:49:13
and this is not only in the army generations00:49:16
have changed, but also in general for the fate00:49:19
of countries this is what bakhmut and solidar are this is00:49:22
what Monkey Trap is possible like00:49:24
Severodonetsk and Lisichansk you what is00:49:28
Kherson this is what Mariupol is it What00:49:29
is stupid attack on Kiev00:49:31
the amount of Chernigov that they should not have00:49:33
done then there was not at least some00:49:35
here is what the price of construction is this is the00:49:38
second army of the world of all this the handle of00:49:40
rubbing deception first of all its00:49:42
population a trillion army threw out00:49:44
what we have as a result00:49:46
and the price of all this Putin a regime with00:49:49
isolation from its allies with economic00:49:52
expenses,00:49:53
losses, loss of the gas market and losses of00:49:56
everything that the Russian Empire is 300 years old,00:49:58
such as Putin, to provide him00:50:01
with a springboard for his geopolitical games00:50:08
and how this seizure of the solidary will be00:50:14
against the backdrop of these events,00:50:17
the more00:50:19
sooner or later00:50:23
no I can unfortunately, that is, not00:50:26
unfortunately, just to state that the way the00:50:27
army is structured is the way society is structured, and in00:50:30
this sense Ukraine, if it has a00:50:33
first world army and it begins to have00:50:36
such a city-centric army, then00:50:38
accordingly, society simply will have no00:50:40
options other than to catch up to the00:50:42
level of this army and that actually it is00:50:45
Putin who is being built in Russia,00:50:47
the Stone Age, the Stone Age and spiritual00:50:49
creaks, they have the peculiarity that if00:50:52
you have the scientific values of the Stone Age, then00:50:55
you, accordingly, will have the technology of the00:50:57
Stone Age, it doesn’t happen like that on the00:51:01
Ivory Coast, they don’t collect00:51:02
microchips technology ethics technology00:51:06
is ethics that a lot of people are not given00:51:09
because we can’t fix these pieces and00:51:11
a lot of what we have is what the00:51:13
Ukrainian army fights according to ours,00:51:17
that is, Ukrainian society, there00:51:18
are millionaires in IT, there are00:51:19
ordinary minibus drivers,00:51:22
there are people from the USA, people who have arrived00:51:24
who have never they didn’t go outside the region00:51:25
to fight, and the Russian army00:51:29
only after mobilization began00:51:30
to become like this because before that00:51:31
it was a set of00:51:33
specific people who entered into a00:51:35
social contract, here we are, as it were,00:51:36
driving around Syria, we are applauded by a country00:51:39
that is sitting on the sofa drinking beer from two-00:51:41
liter nipples. Yes, and there00:51:43
the TV is clicking on the remote control when it came to the00:51:46
need for Russian society to fight00:51:47
against Ukrainian society00:51:49
with Yes, even with the leadership, then it became00:51:52
clear what, why and how And if00:51:55
our society and government are now00:51:57
together at the same time, then Judging because what00:52:00
is happening under the influence of coal, we cannot00:52:03
say for nothing that the Russian General considers00:52:05
himself a part of society;00:52:07
they rather consider themselves shepherds00:52:09
who can drive away from society with an iron00:52:10
staff to death.00:52:23
it’s important, I’ll00:52:25
just ask a very stupid question:00:52:28
What’s more important, a new technology or a00:52:30
new system for making decisions and00:52:33
transmitting information,00:52:41
or do you know the entire area around you,00:52:45
of course, awareness00:52:48
because it allows you to make00:52:50
faster and better decisions in00:52:52
the end, a cascade of these decisions will crush00:52:55
any enemy who has00:52:58
weapons a generation higher but does not have the00:53:00
ability to quickly navigate00:53:04
So we remembered Medway with you, the00:53:07
Americans knew that there would be an attack,00:53:09
knew when, but almost find this one there, and00:53:13
yes, and an aircraft carrier, several aircraft carrier00:53:15
strike formations are not a needle in a haystack,00:53:17
as it were, but that however, they could not00:53:19
find the Japanese, the Japanese came out with such a00:53:21
maneuver that the Americans were saved by a miracle,00:53:23
in fact, that they found them,00:53:26
so the determination of the Japanese Admiral00:53:29
and indecision,00:53:33
knowledge of the completeness of the situation, inability00:53:35
to assess But those who know the situation00:53:37
as you say there, even the00:53:40
stupidest officer will make the right decision more00:53:41
accurately the likelihood of making the right00:53:43
decision is much higher.00:53:45
Moreover, if it is within the framework of the general system00:53:47
and the neighbor is on the right on the left. What is behind and00:53:49
so on00:53:51
will be more interesting00:53:54
Well, Alexey Thank you for the00:53:56
Great conversation We’ve been on the air for almost00:53:58
an hour, it’s time to turn off 4500:54:01
thousand are watching Alexey, thank you00:54:06
Yulia really hope I don’t miss00:54:08
next week, I don’t like it00:54:13
Well, I still have an absolute ton of00:54:16
questions, especially since finally we don’t have00:54:17
any delays, it’s true that we don’t have any skating,00:54:19
but00:54:21
I think that the fact that we don’t have a delay00:54:24
is more important, it was very good for us00:54:27
hard we know the shredder Shredder Our00:54:29
new Schroeder I say how it was00:54:33
God the cat sideinger taught that the cat is00:54:36
quantum yes the cat is a quantum fact00:54:39
factor so the passage of the radio wave00:54:42
is amazing to00:54:46
our listeners I remind you that it00:54:49
was Yulia Latynina and AlexeyDescription:
В беседе с Юлией Латыниной на 372-й день войны обсудили инцидент в Брянской области, важность информации во время войны и ошибки военно-политического руководства РФ: ➤ 00:00 Переполох из-за Брянской области: Путин утратил контроль над территорией России; ➤ 02:44 Злобный теракт в Брянской области — провокация ФСБ или русских партизан? Ждем реакции российской власти и последствия инцидента; ➤ 06:36 Лестница эскалации: Путин не может ответить; ➤ 10:56 Петля Бойда в блефе Путина с Молдовой; ➤ 14:16 Зачем Путин использует ракеты? — Он не успевает и действует по инерции; ➤ 16:21 Исторические примеры петли Бойда; ➤ 22:12 Созыв РФ экстренного заседания Совета безопасности ООН и его перенос; ➤ 25:06 Российский блеф стратегического масштаба: ситуация в Бахмуте — максимальный результат российского наступления? ➤ 31:32 Соледар и Бахмут — ловушки Путина; ➤ 37:23 Северодонецк также был ловушкой плохого стратега; ➤ 40:23 Мариуполь был стратегически важен российской армии; ➤ 41:50 Отсутствие армии и провал мобилизации — катастрофа России; ➤ 43:28 Цели российских генералов в войне достигнуты; ➤ 44:05 Угледар — танковая битва века: Путин больше не может наступать техникой. Перспективы украинского сетецентрического контрнаступления; ➤ 48:00 Цена войны — новый технологический уклад Украины стараниями Путина; ➤ 50:24 Как устроена армия, так устроено общество: технология — это этика. Армия и общество Украины и России; ➤ 52:14 Что важнее — новая техника или новая система принятия решений? 🎓 @ApeironSchool --------------------------------------------------------- 🧭 Модуль Алексея Арестовича "Стратегия" 7 марта https://apeiron.school/strategy 👮♂️ Семинар «Дисциплинарное общество» 11 марта https://apeiron.school/disciplinary-society 🏛 Курс Павла Щелина "Реальная политика" 1 марта https://apeiron.school/real-politik 👕 Мерч: https://shop.apeiron.school/ 🔖 СОЦИАЛЬНЫЕ СЕТИ @arestovych --------------------------------------------------- 📍Все официальные ресурсы Алексея Арестовича: https://lnk.bio/alexey.arestovich ► Telegram-канал: https://t.me/O_Arestovich_official ► Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/arestovych ► TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@alexey.arestovich
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