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but now we will talk about this with Timur00:00:03
Olevsky, chief news editor of the00:00:05
insider publication Timur Hello, good to00:00:07
see you Good evening00:00:09
Good evening, good to see you00:00:13
and Timur But we know, almost00:00:15
every day we talk about these horrors00:00:17
that happen to those people who are00:00:20
somehow not they support the regime,00:00:22
they go out despite even common sense in the00:00:25
current situation, because at the beginning of00:00:26
the war we expected that there would be many of them, that there00:00:29
would be thousands of hundreds of thousands, now we00:00:31
understand that the situation has00:00:33
changed dramatically, even for a single picket without00:00:35
a sign you can get almost00:00:38
half of your life in prison, we understand that00:00:40
it objectively doesn’t work like that. What00:00:42
opportunities remain then to resist?00:00:44
We understand that waiting for hundreds of thousands is00:00:46
definitely not an option now; going out and acting00:00:49
uniting lice - uniting00:00:52
abroad of this state is00:00:54
the only opportunity to somehow00:00:56
interact and gain strength like00:01:00
this in consciousness.00:01:02
This is a difficult question. Thank you very much for00:01:05
asking this question.00:01:06
Is there a way00:01:08
to defeat the regime for00:01:12
people who have Russian passports,00:01:16
I don’t know, I don’t know a way to do this.00:01:19
Unfortunately, I know that there are a lot of people who want00:01:22
to do and there are clearly fewer people than those who are00:01:28
not ready to do anything or the00:01:30
aggressive minority who are00:01:32
most noticeable who support the00:01:35
war of00:01:36
those who went to the front, not00:01:39
all wars support I mean, among those00:01:41
mobilized there are like those people00:01:42
who Well, you know, for some00:01:44
ideological reasons00:01:47
they left it to be done. They simply do not know how to00:01:49
resist the state or took it00:01:53
weakly with the words What are you doing? not a man and They00:01:56
went to where They went and00:01:58
died because they died are now00:02:00
in the state that you tell00:02:02
every day, but if the way00:02:06
to win is for those people who live in Russia00:02:10
just now by getting00:02:11
together and doing something I can’t imagine00:02:15
because the junta If It’s completely fair00:02:19
to call it And I call Putin’s regime junta yaga00:02:22
not because I like the word,00:02:23
but because, well, by00:02:25
political science definition, a junta is the power00:02:27
of the security forces who seized the country00:02:30
based on this most aggressive00:02:32
minority doing everything possible and00:02:35
suppressing the rest. Therefore, in this00:02:37
sense Putin's regime is, of course, a junta of00:02:39
Old Men that is so00:02:42
difficult to defeat from within, and there are examples00:02:46
of how juntas have rotted and there are rarely00:02:49
examples of how juntas have won from within. By and00:02:52
large, changing the00:02:55
situation in Russia now radically is00:02:57
probably only possible only with some kind of00:03:07
impending economic history or under certain00:03:09
conditions which can be created00:03:11
man-made or I don’t know there’s a military00:03:14
invasion because I’m sure that the00:03:17
defeat of Russia war is inevitable on the00:03:20
territory of Ukraine the00:03:22
Putin regime itself will not overthrow00:03:24
Putin, rather there you know there will be more00:03:29
reasons around his circle to engage in Well, to00:03:32
engage in the redistribution of property00:03:33
to find out who is right who whoever is to blame00:03:35
can take something away from those people who00:03:39
fought with weapons in their hands like00:03:40
Prigozhin, they will come back and want to take what is theirs,00:03:43
but I want to say about those people, about those00:03:46
Russians who, for some00:03:50
reason that is clear to me, cannot remain absolutely silent00:03:52
and whose conscience will not allow they can00:03:56
sleep peacefully because of what is happening,00:03:58
no matter how terribly they feel in the minority now00:04:00
and no matter how risky for00:04:02
them, uh, their position turns out to be,00:04:06
and you probably know the story, I don’t know, have you00:04:08
already told me now or not that00:04:09
recently Hmm in Russia, a married couple00:04:13
was sent to a pre-trial detention center for talking about Ukraine00:04:18
in a restaurant at a table where they00:04:20
exchanged news and ideas about00:04:23
what was happening. Just in a00:04:25
private conversation with each other,00:04:26
some person who was sitting at the00:04:29
next table and simply handed them over to00:04:32
the police, these are the things this is happening in00:04:34
a sense Iran, yes, that is, that they00:04:37
understand that there were protests in00:04:39
Iran, you saw how uh people died,00:04:42
how people are now imprisoned for ten00:04:44
years, how women died after the death of00:04:46
which, uh, beaten to death by the Basij,00:04:50
not much different from the modern00:04:52
Russian special services Yes And so these people came out00:04:55
to protest, everyone was watching what was00:04:57
happening, but the Iranian regime seems to have00:04:59
coped with these protests and it is not clear00:05:01
how it will change as a result of them,00:05:03
for sure it will change somehow, but00:05:05
in force, of course, it is the protests themselves that00:05:09
could threaten it there. suppressed But this is00:05:12
what I want to talk about, what I want to00:05:14
talk about, I want to tell you about those00:05:16
people who cannot sleep peacefully00:05:18
Looking at what is happening in Ukraine,00:05:20
I, as an insider, recently asked the00:05:26
journalists who work for me in00:05:28
separate news to do a short00:05:30
material about that in in how many cities in Russia did00:05:35
people come to spontaneous rallies at00:05:37
spontaneous Sorry memorials to the memory of00:05:41
people who died in the Dnieper due to the00:05:43
barbaric terrorist attack of Putin00:05:47
and the Russian military00:05:48
and we were very afraid when we started00:05:51
preparing this material that we would see that00:05:54
these spontaneous memorials arose in two00:05:56
cities, relatively speaking, and we will only00:05:59
show that the Russians, well,00:06:03
don’t respond at all to this Tragedy00:06:05
that the whole world is talking about,00:06:07
but it turned out when we started making it00:06:09
that spontaneous memorials in the conditions00:06:12
that we just talked about with the00:06:15
risks that exist people00:06:17
appeared simultaneously in 40 cities of00:06:19
Russia00:06:21
this geography is worth a lot of things, this00:06:24
means that all over Russia and there00:06:26
really is geography just to00:06:27
understand from Rostov to Khabarovsk00:06:30
There were people who came and laid00:06:33
flowers for them now this is a very important00:06:35
act very dangerous very important This00:06:38
means that in every city there is someone00:06:40
who doesn’t sleep at night after a rocket00:06:43
exploded in Kramatorsk and understands that00:06:46
this is a monstrous crime. Can00:06:49
they00:06:50
change Putin’s regime? No, can00:06:53
they leave a chance that Russia will00:06:56
someday become another country? I think00:06:59
Timur And I would like to clarify further. You00:07:02
brought it up comparison with Iran But in00:07:05
fact, there have already been such periods in Russian history,00:07:07
especially if we talk about00:07:09
Soviet times, I feel like many people00:07:13
ask this question. What year00:07:15
reigns in Moscow now, if we speak historically,00:07:18
is it Stalin’s ’37 or Well, not so00:07:22
scary, yes Well, for example, at that but it was more00:07:25
careless when there was stagnation and it00:07:27
was impossible to say much, especially after the start of the00:07:29
war in Afghanistan, everyone understood that the KGB was00:07:32
working one way or another. Now,00:07:34
what year and what period was the00:07:37
modern Russian Federation attributed?00:07:42
Why? Because on the one hand, the00:07:44
level of the political00:07:50
would probably be compared with some00:07:52
seventies 68 when you probably remember00:07:56
Natalya Gorbanevskaya group a small00:07:59
group of people came out to Red Square00:08:00
which you are now showing with one00:08:03
small poster at first glance for00:08:06
our freedom against the invasion of00:08:08
Prague and these people were brutally00:08:11
thrown into prison and mental hospitals and00:08:13
broken they have life00:08:15
and It’s clear that those who are not00:08:19
happy with the authorities are now dealing with00:08:20
exactly the same thing. But on the other hand, and00:08:23
then and now and then and now00:08:25
all this took place under the slogan of the00:08:29
public who are indignant against00:08:31
traitors to the Motherland And all sorts of people means00:08:34
this Chechens, that’s what I think she00:08:36
was called, and people who handed over those00:08:39
who don’t agree with how E00:08:41
is moving from the outside, how she lives, she also00:08:43
grabbed, but on the other hand, there are00:08:46
still a huge number of people who00:08:48
recently lived in another country. Well, that is,00:08:51
you understand that Russia ten years ago This is another Russia00:08:53
where they tried to demolish Putin and prevent him from00:08:56
entering the Kremlin for the third time, after which, in fact,00:08:58
everything that is00:09:00
happening now after the protests began. And after00:09:03
Putin returned, then the00:09:06
whole world returned to try to bring00:09:10
these people to their knees, many more people who00:09:12
even 10 years ago they lived in another country00:09:14
of conditionally former people00:09:16
who remember that they lived in a free00:09:18
country, that they had hopes that they00:09:20
had plans. Well, Russia simply cannot be00:09:22
compared with the Russian Empire, which00:09:24
survived the Bolshevik revolution when00:09:26
the situation was simply completely different;00:09:28
go to all historical comparisons they are00:09:30
very amateurishly incorrect and00:09:32
unfortunately they talk about what is00:09:34
happening now, but some things are00:09:36
of course similar, maybe it can be00:09:38
compared with some time when00:09:40
Stalinism began there or someone there in 27 or00:09:43
thirty-two when the00:09:44
flywheel of repression begins, there are simply dangers00:09:47
She’s actually not remorseful that now00:09:49
all these former people who remember, uh, how00:09:52
they lived in another country, they00:09:54
will have to resign themselves to getting used to and00:09:56
learning to live in this new Soviet00:09:58
Union or leave,00:10:01
and the authorities, accordingly, who are carrying out00:10:03
repressions, are also gaining, well, If00:10:06
these people get drunk with blood and they have00:10:08
fewer and fewer brakes, and those people00:10:10
who are now in depression are turning00:10:12
their flywheel, at some point00:10:14
all sorts of ideas will appear, and if not now, I don’t00:10:19
know, hundreds of thousands of people are being sent to prison00:10:21
simply because there is no need to put them in prison.00:10:23
it’s clear that it’s expensive to do with them. Well,00:10:26
apart from sending the Wagner dude to00:10:29
war,00:10:30
there are no large communist construction projects00:10:33
that need to feed tons of thousands of people00:10:36
that00:10:38
need to feed thousands of people’s lives in order00:10:40
to build the White Sea Canal, otherwise it’s00:10:43
quite possible that over time they’ll00:10:46
figure out why so many people are needed to00:10:48
prison and then this flywheel will00:10:50
unfold, but I think that you can’t00:10:51
compare what’s happening now with00:10:53
what happened in Russia, but00:10:55
maybe you need to compare it with some other00:10:57
countries, maybe you need to compare it00:10:59
with the Chilean Innachov coup or00:11:01
something like that, so probably now is the00:11:04
seventieth year and some 27 And00:11:07
in general, some kind of Chilean revolution00:11:09
that Timur lost, I don’t know, it’s just00:11:11
some kind of mysticism, I’m right here I’m00:11:13
reading now, I wanted to address you just now00:11:15
with this comparison, I’m just reading00:11:17
information about the reset of Pinochet00:11:19
how it was that the history of00:11:21
this military dictatorship just ended. So I literally00:11:23
wanted to quote yes, when the country under00:11:25
the control of the military was at the peak of00:11:27
its development. The dictator, confident00:11:28
that he would never lose support,00:11:29
changed the Constitution, planned00:11:31
a vote and eventually paid for the fact that,00:11:34
in general, it ended management But00:11:36
somehow it all turned out very00:11:38
naturally and in kind and naturally, that00:11:41
is, without any such losses. Is it possible00:11:43
to compare the Russian situation now with00:11:45
what happened in Chile because I00:11:47
further on this issue wanted to address00:11:49
you with the following Here we are just now00:11:51
remembered the era of Stalin Yes,00:11:53
now you remembered Pinochet and Chile and now00:11:55
Let’s see what we came with now00:11:57
in the Russian Federation, could it be00:11:59
that in this situation it’s just an option00:12:01
when he dies? Well, let’s say the00:12:04
Dictator dies,00:12:06
no matter what the circumstances are.00:12:09
Yes, and it comes from now it’s analogous00:12:11
to Stalin’s times Why00:12:13
Because the Chilean Well, it’s not at all00:12:16
not visible at all because00:12:17
look there is no opposition there is no00:12:19
institution there is no free media there is no00:12:22
civil society as such No it’s00:12:24
all gone there is no strength there is no leader00:12:28
who would lead no there is00:12:30
no understanding of some kind you don’t know the internal00:12:33
orientation in general where to move apathy00:12:35
well, plus don’t forget about everything When00:12:37
everything opens when the wall falls and people00:12:39
see what really happened00:12:41
throughout this year God grant that it00:12:43
ends soon in Ukraine this is it00:12:45
what kind of psychological trauma plus00:12:47
everything So now it’s either a complete collapse,00:12:49
but obviously they’ve begun, you know,00:12:52
for starters there will00:12:55
be a Thaw would be an00:12:58
attractive scenario for Russia, but00:13:02
it’s not clear what to do with the war00:13:03
crimes that are being committed right00:13:05
now in front of the whole world and the 21st century00:13:08
is different from 20 by the fact that each of them is00:13:10
documented happening00:13:12
almost directly 4 it is not clear what is00:13:14
being done by the evil that has been caused to tens00:13:19
and hundreds of thousands of people right now in00:13:21
Ukraine in front of the whole world, it will00:13:23
be impossible to just take it and00:13:25
forget it will be impossible to just take it and00:13:26
say but now you have no Putin, you00:13:28
have become different. The00:13:29
Soviet Union after Stalin00:13:34
and after Khrushchev00:13:37
appeared on the international arena as a00:13:39
Partner, well, as an entity with which00:13:42
you can deal, but it was never a00:13:44
friendly country until the end of its00:13:46
development and the Cold War00:13:49
was called a war because it lasted00:13:50
until his the end of the00:13:52
Soviet Union and the Soviet Union00:13:56
in Afghanistan and so on, etc. But00:13:58
he directed most of his aggression inside the00:14:01
country Yes, against his people and00:14:05
Well, by the way, Putin is now directing00:14:08
exactly the same thing, apparently he will do exactly the same thing00:14:09
because this is the lot of everyone, he will00:14:13
fight with one way or another by their own00:14:14
citizens But there is one thing00:14:16
called war crimes and00:14:18
just like that, no one can pretend that they didn’t happen.00:14:20
Well, that is, even if00:14:22
the West really wants to do it now. Apparently the00:14:24
West is completely unlikely there, but conditionally00:14:26
Europe pretends that00:14:28
Let’s forget Russia, I even I don’t really00:14:30
understand why they should do this00:14:32
because not only is Russia learning00:14:34
to live without the West and without the money that00:14:37
it earned there, but the West is also00:14:39
learning to live without Russia,00:14:41
new economic chains are being built, completely00:14:43
different trade chains, supply00:14:45
chains and the game is energy chains.00:14:48
They are the same then they won’t be destroyed in one00:14:50
day simply because Russia has come to its senses00:14:52
and now those people who spent00:14:53
money on everything on this on everything new will say00:14:56
Well, okay Let’s then return everything to the way00:14:58
it was and why have they now invested all this00:15:00
in the green economy in new00:15:02
gas supplies from other countries and so on,00:15:04
so it seems to me that ah, if not a collapse,00:15:08
then a trial. This is the only way that00:15:11
is possible for Russia to return to the00:15:13
world space and how it will be. I ca00:15:16
n’t imagine that this won’t happen. To be00:15:19
honest, I can also imagine00:15:22
Timur and I would also like to give a more general00:15:26
example to a specific example, you have already given several00:15:27
examples. I would like to give another00:15:29
textbook example. Just to give an example. The00:15:32
Basmanny Court of Moscow sentenced00:15:34
journalist Alexander Nevzorov in absentia to 8 years in a00:15:36
general regime colony in the case of00:15:38
disseminating so-called fakes00:15:40
about the Russian army, the publication00:15:42
Novoye Vremya Delo reports. was opened after a00:15:44
well-known journalist said00:15:46
that the Russian military in March 22,00:15:49
during the Assad of Mariupol, deliberately00:15:51
fired at a maternity hospital in this city, as a00:15:54
result of which at least one00:15:56
pregnant woman died, the verdict was passed00:15:59
in absentia since the publicist a year ago00:16:01
left the Russian Federation00:16:03
Nevzorov wants get rid of00:16:05
Russian citizenship, but now, in his opinion, in connection with the00:16:08
court decision, this will become impossible. He00:16:10
believes that the Kremlin wants reprisals against00:16:13
him, if only to keep00:16:15
Russian citizens in fear, on the one hand,00:16:17
you know, you can say tell them that00:16:19
when I’m not there, I can even beat But on00:16:22
the other hand, there is also a wonderful00:16:24
quote from Nevzorov, he says that I would00:16:26
really like to cut off absolutely all ties00:16:28
with Russia and no longer have anything to do with this00:16:29
country, but now I00:16:31
understand that I am ashamed in front of those00:16:33
magnificent people who in Russia are00:16:35
following this martyrdom who, having00:16:37
received a sentence, actually go to00:16:40
prison or are already sitting there, gnawing there, these00:16:42
prison bars are subjected to torture and00:16:44
humiliation, they do not invent anything new.00:16:45
If you carefully study00:16:48
the tactics of Hitler's Germany, in my opinion,00:16:50
they began this story in the year forty-00:16:52
two 1942 specifically the brightest00:16:55
most significant figures they humiliated00:16:57
themselves, sat down and got together in front of everyone in00:17:00
order to convince everyone, even people so00:17:02
noticeable can so easily omit what00:17:06
will happen to everyone else, and I have a00:17:08
wonderful quote in connection with this. You ca00:17:11
n’t even argue with a single word. I00:17:13
would like to understand this way and the way out in general now there are,00:17:17
you say that these people who00:17:19
go out and make00:17:22
memorials, who protest one way or00:17:24
another, if they can’t change anything,00:17:27
only then how can00:17:29
the situation in Russia change? I see for myself00:17:32
only one way out. I can’t speak for00:17:33
everyone. I am his authorized representative, then00:17:36
you understand that society is very different and00:17:38
consists of a huge number of00:17:40
strata, so to unite it collectively into00:17:44
some00:17:46
general conclusions is a very big mistake, it00:17:48
would always be well and simply wrong. But00:17:51
for myself I can tell you that I see00:17:53
only one way out to help with money not00:17:56
just for a humanitarian purpose, but to00:17:59
help with money for the arsenal of the00:18:01
Ukrainian army, I don’t see any other way out, to be00:18:03
honest, for anyone now to00:18:04
pay money so that Ukraine can00:18:08
win00:18:10
because there is no other force in the world now00:18:12
except Ukraine that can defeat Putin00:18:15
and the rest of the world is simply00:18:17
helping Ukraine defeat the next00:18:20
Hitler. Well, just all that00:18:22
any normal person who00:18:24
is not in Russia can do is that a person00:18:25
in Russia for this00:18:26
automatically leaves for 20 years or for00:18:28
life, now the new law is00:18:31
to give money for a cartridge Well then Yes, do you00:18:34
agree with, for example, Moldova or00:18:36
Georgia? Yes, who say that they want00:18:39
Russia to leave Transnistria after the victory of Ukraine,00:18:42
Russia where it00:18:46
occupied Abkhazia. Sorry, Lavrov00:18:48
said today in his direct text00:18:50
that00:18:52
Moldova00:18:54
risks becoming a country which also he00:18:58
used the formula I don’t remember exactly how the00:19:00
combination sounded like a00:19:05
formula that was used by the00:19:08
same Lavrov before the war in00:19:10
Ukraine, used to explain00:19:13
what will happen to Ukraine, that is, he00:19:15
used exactly the00:19:16
same formulation that was used00:19:20
before the war with Ukraine. It’s clear00:19:22
that Lavrov actually said Moldova You’re00:19:24
next,00:19:26
it’s just clear already now it’s absolutely00:19:29
perfect if they achieve their00:19:31
goal this year they capture the south of Ukraine00:19:34
the southern region reaches the border with00:19:37
Transnistria00:19:38
Moldova loses sovereignty this comparison00:19:41
will be on the map in the form in which it00:19:43
exists now and this is only00:19:45
about Moldova, we don’t know which ones yet00:19:48
drinking the blood of00:19:50
Putin, the story with appetites will develop there00:19:52
because until00:19:55
we see how the sanctions work, we00:19:58
will not be able to understand where the limit is, where is the bottom of00:19:59
this junta, relatively speaking, the sanctions00:20:02
work, it’s not true that they don’t work,00:20:04
they just work very slowly, this00:20:06
year will most likely show How exactly this00:20:08
is happening, but00:20:11
if Ukraine is somehow00:20:14
not00:20:15
forced to retreat this year or does not00:20:17
achieve success in the war, then the next00:20:20
country that is already known will start00:20:22
fighting and I’m afraid that Putin’s00:20:25
troops will pass through Moldova faster than00:20:27
Ukraine, just take over, that is, the00:20:29
only one who can to help00:20:31
Romania, we further understand that00:20:33
Romania’s participation in the war is a big question00:20:34
because NATO and everything else. In short,00:20:37
either now or00:20:40
Europe will00:20:44
look very bad and pale for a certain number of decades, and I am00:20:48
sure that this is what ultimately00:20:50
became the decisive factor in the fact that00:20:53
Germany begins to provide assistance with00:20:55
really heavy weapons and00:20:57
so on and so on, and not Biden’s persuasion at all,00:20:59
I think that he understands everything perfectly well,00:21:03
you know. What a thing, there is an example of00:21:05
Austria in the twentieth century, which, after the00:21:08
defeat of Hitler Germany,00:21:11
managed in this way Well, managed to turn00:21:15
out to be a country that survived fascist00:21:18
occupation they participants of the Hitler00:21:20
coalition shots relations with Stalin00:21:22
in such a way that it seems like the monument to00:21:24
Alyosha stood in the decentralized00:21:26
center of the city and at the same time it seems like00:21:28
Austrian capitalism developed like that,00:21:31
yes But00:21:33
for this It was interesting it was00:21:38
necessary for Stalin in the first place not for00:21:40
Austria, I assume so if to seriously00:21:42
talk about this to00:21:43
every country, to count on the fact that he00:21:45
will be able to come to an agreement with Putin, just as the author00:21:48
managed to come to an agreement with Stalin after the00:21:50
Second World War, it00:21:51
seems to me that now it’s not really worth counting on.00:21:53
Can I ask you a question at the end, I00:21:55
understand that the answer to it may be about a00:21:57
very strange there won’t be enough airtime for a long time, but00:21:59
you As a journalist, I’m addressing you as a journalist,00:22:01
in fact, do you think the00:22:03
trial and reparations can become an inoculation in the future00:22:06
to prevent00:22:09
this in the future, based on the experience of the Second World War,00:22:11
because because Goebel00:22:14
won again this time, listen I’ll tell you00:22:17
a little differently, the court of reparation and00:22:19
military defeat is the only thing that00:22:21
can save Russia and provide it with a00:22:24
happy future.00:22:26
But I’ll still add fear and punishment00:22:29
for war crimes in the future or the00:22:32
power of education, because again I00:22:34
’ll say that death won, that is,00:22:36
Propaganda won over common sense and00:22:38
thinking people,00:22:40
I started with punishment for a crime, and00:22:45
education and a change in ideology00:22:49
follows from this, they are the other way around00:22:51
because we just saw in the example of00:22:52
what is happening now with Russia and00:22:54
Ukraine that no matter how00:22:55
wonderful education is no matter how much money00:22:57
you invest in humanitarian projects And00:23:00
all this flies away like dust as soon as00:23:02
there are several crazy people00:23:05
who want to get drunk on blood and nothing00:23:07
can be done with them. Unfortunately,00:23:11
only mental strength and00:23:13
physical strength can be opposed against forces;00:23:14
this is really fair. Thank you for the00:23:17
frank conversation Timur Alevsky,00:23:18
chief news editor of the00:23:20
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