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the surgeon accepts congratulations with gold00:00:04
hands and the author of unique techniques for00:00:07
he has performed hundreds of organ transplants00:00:09
the most complex operations in congratulatory00:00:11
telegram Vladimir Putin noted the big00:00:13
Sergey Gatie's contribution to the development of the system00:00:14
domestic healthcare and00:00:16
long-term service to science which00:00:19
evokes deep respect for geniuses and00:00:21
medical innovator report00:00:23
Yulia Onishchenko00:00:26
Well, in general, the feeling after the operation00:00:30
compared to what it was00:00:32
I don’t know in my entire life First time hands00:00:34
I didn't have hot feet like that00:00:36
never admit such words00:00:39
Academicena's heart becomes warmer00:00:41
this means another life saved00:00:43
patient's artificial ventricle00:00:44
The device pumps blood properly00:00:46
a kind of bridge to the donor heart00:00:48
which, by the way, plans to transplant00:00:50
here at the Institute of Transplantology00:00:52
as soon as her condition allows you00:00:55
Of course everyone has golden hands00:00:58
Maybe00:01:01
[music]00:01:04
direction00:01:06
organ transplantation is all his00:01:09
life's work that begins the country00:01:10
had to literally start from scratch then at the end00:01:12
80s Soviet Union this direction00:01:14
just in its infancy, performed single00:01:17
first kidney transplant surgery00:01:19
Valery Shumakov completely transplanted the heart00:01:21
only in 1987 our country strongly00:01:24
lagged behind global donor practice00:01:25
bodies lacked legislation00:01:28
worked after transplantation survived00:01:30
all this did not stop a few if you00:01:32
a surgeon capable of taking risks before me00:01:35
it was interesting to do something like this00:01:39
then no one has done it yet. I for example00:01:43
could have allowed some deviation from00:01:46
typical operation execution and create00:01:50
that I was interested in words as a child00:01:53
he had no interest in healing00:01:55
despite the known medical00:01:56
dynasty of the Gautier family, his great-grandfather Edouard00:01:59
Gatia Dufayya famous general practitioner00:02:01
parents are forensic experts and yet00:02:04
the future Academician was not pressured by his family00:02:05
the decision to become a doctor came suddenly to me00:02:08
was going to study00:02:10
design activities00:02:12
prone to this00:02:16
and even fixed my grandmother’s Singer machine00:02:23
Well then, when I have math00:02:27
the three came out there so hard, here I am00:02:31
I still decided that I didn’t really need it00:02:35
later he began to repair mechanisms where00:02:37
more complicated than grandma's sewing machine00:02:39
In 1990, he was the first to transplant a donor00:02:42
liver after almost 20 years successful00:02:44
transplantation of the heart-lung complex00:02:46
four years ago another sensation in00:02:48
world of medicine at the same time00:02:49
lung and liver transplantation00:02:51
nine-year-old child Sergei00:02:53
Vladimirovich this is probably very00:02:56
a wise man is first and foremost a man00:02:59
absolutely such a progressive formation00:03:02
he is not shy about doing something for the first time00:03:06
he's deliberate but he goes00:03:15
in terms of the number of organ transplants not00:03:17
only in the country but also in the world here00:03:19
perform operations00:03:35
accordingly the opportunity to save00:03:36
children's lives are spent here every year00:03:38
almost 300 liver transplants for small children00:03:40
patients But despite the colossal00:03:42
achievements of work There is still a lot ahead00:03:44
Of course this is the development of children's00:03:47
transplantation00:03:48
heart00:03:50
transplantation00:03:52
cardiopulmonary complex for children00:03:54
because what we do to adults is to children00:03:57
very small Not yet on this day00:04:00
warm congratulations from colleagues and of course00:04:02
Academician Gatie himself no longer speaks from patients00:04:05
keeps count of lives saved Although for00:04:07
of all these people he will always remain the same00:04:09
who gave them a second birth00:04:12
Klyan Natalya Rodionova Channel One00:04:17
and that's it for now, we're all watching00:04:19
developments of events A information channel00:04:21
The program Vremya will continue on the First00:04:22
will show00:04:29
information channel on the First00:04:30
The Vremya program continues to broadcast00:04:32
will show we work live00:04:34
latest news on special operation enemy00:04:37
again tried to surround Krasny Liman00:04:39
Ukrainian militants have already organized three00:04:42
assault operations to break through defenses00:04:44
cities but encounter fierce00:04:47
resistance of the allied forces of Russia00:04:50
moment presumably00:04:52
transformer station is hit00:04:54
infrastructure for schools that they are so00:04:57
they want to finish everything off completely exactly00:05:00
Allied forces to civilians00:05:02
the village in red holds the defense00:05:05
the enemy will not pass00:05:08
at Granaciss they are retreating from the eastern00:05:11
parts of Artemovsk they blew up the last one00:05:14
bridge that connects Eastern and00:05:16
the central part of the city Apparently00:05:18
the enemy is preparing to hold the center00:05:22
Kranazitists fired at Esinovata again00:05:24
after a shell hits one of the00:05:26
fortunately, a fire started in areas of the city00:05:28
no casualties reported but00:05:31
the West continues to turn a blind eye to00:05:34
the need for a special operation President00:05:36
France's Emmanuel Macron said that00:05:39
understands the actions of Vladimir Putin00:05:43
Now it’s clear to everyone that the one who decided00:05:46
start a war and increase the escalation of this00:05:48
President Putin I have no rational00:05:50
explanations I think it's a combination00:05:53
resentment Strategies of hegemony in00:05:56
region and I would say the consequences00:05:58
covid-19 isolation00:06:01
Russian paratroopers repelled an attempt00:06:03
breakthrough of Ukrainian nationalists on00:06:05
Nikolaev Krivoy Rog direction in00:06:08
paratroopers fighting time in a few hours00:06:10
liquidated more than 120 nationalists 700:06:13
tanks and more than 10 armored vehicles00:06:15
some military equipment was00:06:18
captured as Trophy news00:06:21
mobilization in Russia on the first day of00:06:24
The exercise has already sent 10,000 people to00:06:27
Videos of large queues appeared online00:06:29
military registration and enlistment offices in many regions of our00:06:31
countries00:06:32
either the enemy is us or we don’t have it00:06:36
there were so many new paths besides Victory00:06:38
times before and it will be like this again therefore00:06:41
I only have a positive attitude towards Victory00:06:45
that way that00:06:47
once upon a time back in '41 My grandfather went00:06:53
Unfortunately, it’s not possible to fight against fascism00:06:56
finished off the fascists00:06:58
Deputy Prime Minister00:07:00
Dmitry Chernyshenko spoke about where00:07:02
you can find out details about partial00:07:05
mobilization or ask your questions00:07:09
today we will use hot00:07:11
line 122 to inform citizens on00:07:14
partial mobilization issues service00:07:17
deployed in all regions of the country00:07:19
ready to receive calls and answers again00:07:22
questions received will be00:07:23
be provided as they are processed00:07:25
You can get information not only on00:07:28
hotline 122 but also through the official00:07:31
government resource00:07:33
explain.rf focus on00:07:35
do not trust official sources00:07:37
rumors and unverified information00:07:39
Well, Zelinsky continues to beg00:07:43
weapons wants tanks but it’s the same Germany00:07:46
in no hurry to give away his leopards, here he is00:07:50
during the interview and got angry after00:07:52
the question of receiving tanks from NATO00:07:56
you don’t want to give us yakshubs if you don’t00:07:58
want to give us weapons, listen Without00:08:00
offended you are an independent state00:08:02
don't let but don't try to say that00:08:04
first America should give weapons then00:08:06
Germany Then no longer needed Every00:08:09
must answer for himself for us00:08:10
tankimatadores neighbors of our people we and00:08:13
without your tanks we will win this war but00:08:15
I want you to know that we are fighting for00:08:17
our common values I would like this00:08:20
was our common Victory00:08:22
but apparently Zelensky doesn’t00:08:25
I was worried Germany sent him, well no00:08:27
tanks and six self-propelled anti-aircraft00:08:30
cheetah installations and 6,000 ammunition00:08:33
As a result, he is now 30 in Ukraine00:08:35
units of these anti-aircraft guns are our Tankers from00:08:39
regiment of the Southern Military District methodically00:08:42
destroy Western weapons and00:08:44
fortified areas are all shots taken under00:08:47
Marinka is from there at the granatsist00:08:49
strikes in the outskirts of Donetsk00:08:53
once again removed from the granazis00:08:55
fake video on the video they00:08:58
distributed them online00:09:00
sabotage and reconnaissance group00:09:01
allegedly already occupied Energodar However,00:09:05
in the frames it is immediately clear that this is a fake video00:09:08
was filmed at night00:09:10
cameraman wins in a whisper00:09:12
gives instructions while active00:09:15
there is no backlight so that the positions are not00:09:17
our soldiers have worked on such videos00:09:20
a rarity for Ukrainian propaganda00:09:24
helped helped00:09:32
this is how we fight And in the old world00:09:35
myths about Calm and00:09:37
wealthy Europe hotel owner00:09:40
Sicily ended up in the hospital cause he00:09:43
received an electricity bill of 85 thousand00:09:47
euro Previously, he paid 10 times less00:09:51
you can't charge that kind of cost00:09:53
business such a figure is unthinkable C 100:09:55
October I close my business in winter00:09:58
considering the heating costs, we just00:10:00
would not be able to function it would00:10:02
very difficult months for everyone00:10:04
entrepreneurs and workers if not00:10:06
necessary measures will be taken00:10:08
one of the Naples hospitals received a bill for00:10:12
light for 11 million euros and according to00:10:16
director This is a complete collapse because in00:10:19
the hospital doesn’t understand how they will be00:10:21
perform operations without light in America00:10:24
rubbing their hands because the prices are high00:10:27
electricity natural gas forced00:10:29
European manufacturers translate00:10:32
its production where Well, of course in00:10:35
USA example of Estonia kaya Kallas called00:10:38
Estonians prepare for blackouts00:10:40
electricity she performed with00:10:42
emergency call and tried00:10:44
intimidate the citizens of terrible Russia00:10:48
we must be prepared for the fact that Russia00:10:51
may disconnect Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania00:10:53
we all need from our energy system00:10:55
prepare for possible disruptions00:10:57
state electricity00:10:59
establishment of enterprises as well as everyone00:11:01
of us individually I call upon you00:11:03
think about how you will cope00:11:05
power outages Well00:11:08
problem with expensive electricity00:11:10
solved in Latvia naturally At the expense of00:11:13
its citizens about how the country came up with00:11:15
solve the energy crisis on social networks00:11:18
said a local resident00:11:22
then it is only possible in Latvia that our geniuses00:11:26
decided to settle for electricity00:11:27
the question is simply brilliant for00:11:30
account of the property of its citizens because00:11:32
now at 3 and 4 am all over the city00:11:35
the lights go out and there is a standstill all over the city00:11:38
such a pitch shadow that all are thieves00:11:41
which actually earlier at 3-4 am00:11:43
It's the most thieving time to drive your cars00:11:46
the steering wheels of expensive BMWs, the Volvo headlights, the houses are yours00:11:50
now they just carried it out in heaven because00:11:53
not visible like this now in ours00:11:56
European Latvia our nightlife looks like00:12:00
streets [music]00:12:04
Well, as you understand about their energy00:12:06
it doesn't turn out very well That's what they are00:12:08
what succeeded is the parliament in Russophobia00:12:11
Latvia approved new restrictions00:12:13
The ban will affect the Russian language00:12:15
communications in Russian in the field00:12:17
municipal commercial and other00:12:20
services and the only government00:12:22
Latvian will become the language and although according to the latest00:12:25
according to 40% of residents of the Russian Republic00:12:28
speaking and at least 70% Latvian00:12:31
fluent in Russian00:12:34
number of sellers daily00:12:36
provides services simultaneously on00:12:37
Latvian and Russian languages As a result00:12:39
there is an illusion that in Latvia there is no00:12:41
It is necessary to know the Latvian language in order to00:12:43
use the services necessary for00:12:45
in everyday life, moreover, employers require00:12:47
knowledge of the Russian language is not excellent00:12:49
those who have mastered this situation are not00:12:51
motivates Russian speakers to study00:12:53
National language00:12:56
The Times writes about the new package of EU sanctions00:13:00
against Russia it will affect banks and00:13:02
import of diamonds according to the publication’s calculations00:13:05
Bloomberg The European Union lost about 50000:13:08
billion euros due to energy00:13:10
crisis caused by the consequences00:13:13
anti-Russian sanctions00:13:15
losses of the European Union due to energy00:13:17
crisis in Europe approaching 500 billion00:13:20
euro government of the European Union00:13:22
are in a hurry to soften the blow to the population00:13:24
enterprises therefore they have already allocated00:13:26
314 billion euros and the UK about 17800:13:30
billion euros Well, to somehow fix00:13:34
the energy situation is right there00:13:36
American Burg gives advice to Europe00:13:39
great advice to steal Russian00:13:42
assets00:13:44
last week Germany took under00:13:46
its control of Russia's share in key00:13:48
oil refineries because00:13:50
The European Union is preparing to ban00:13:52
Sea import of crude oil from Russia00:13:53
Italy should follow suit in00:13:56
unlike Hungary and Bulgaria, Italy is not00:13:58
obtained permission allowing her00:14:01
oil refineries to continue00:14:03
buy Russian oil after00:14:05
December 5 new EU sanctions00:14:07
will take effect this will lead to the fact that00:14:09
Italy and other countries00:14:10
Mediterranean oil market00:14:12
will be left without fuel if two connected00:14:14
with a Russian plant on the island of Sicily00:14:16
will be forced to close00:14:19
continue to be afraid in Europe and Russian00:14:22
tourists Norway officially00:14:24
suspended the agreement on00:14:26
simplified visa regime with our00:14:28
the country of Athens is thinking about a complete ban on00:14:31
entry of Russians into their country00:14:36
take it very seriously00:14:39
yesterday's news and partial00:14:40
mobilization which can create00:14:42
tension on the Finnish border00:14:44
the current situation requires reassessment00:14:46
risks and security threats from00:14:48
Finnish authorities are more government00:14:50
It is very clear that we believe that the Russian00:14:53
tourism must be stopped as well as00:14:56
Transit through Finland00:14:57
meanwhile the best friend of Ukraine00:15:00
former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson00:15:03
yesterday I was closer to failure than ever00:15:06
speaking at a debate in the House of Commons he00:15:09
made a very funny slip How00:15:12
it says00:15:16
I express my gratitude to my00:15:19
honorable friend for his00:15:20
characteristics of the armed forces00:15:22
Great Britain and the weapons that we00:15:24
We send in huge quantities Also00:15:26
I want to express my gratitude00:15:27
to the inspiring leadership of Vladimir00:15:29
Putin00:15:33
to the inspiring leadership of Vladimir00:15:34
Zelensky forgive me00:15:38
in Washington they believe that the opportunity00:15:40
direct US nuclear conflict with Russia00:15:43
or China is quite possible00:15:46
the statement was made by the head of strategic00:15:47
US Command Charles Richard00:15:50
the possibility of a direct nuclear conflict with00:15:53
Russia or China seems real00:15:54
Russia China can reach any level00:15:57
violence anywhere in the world United00:16:00
The States haven't faced this kind of situation for a long time00:16:01
enemies because there is a threat from00:16:04
China continues to grow we need00:16:06
implement a very good strategy00:16:08
against her we don’t know what it is00:16:10
will end because the threat comes from00:16:12
Russia also continues to grow00:16:14
our colleague Timofey Ermakov within00:16:17
our special project we are alive00:16:19
I met a girl who was a volunteer00:16:21
came to Donbass from the Urals as herself00:16:24
says the turning point for her00:16:25
became May 2, 1914, when00:16:28
Kranazis burned people alive in00:16:31
Odessa House of Trade Unions than usual00:16:33
the girl can help the residents of Donbass in00:16:35
our next material00:16:40
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We arrived in Panteleimonovka, it’s very00:17:04
dangerous village it is close00:17:07
darkish, literally there Line00:17:09
Front Entourage corresponding here00:17:12
lives a truly heroic man00:17:15
name is Alexander she came from the Urals00:17:17
help the people's militia of the DPR Sasha already00:17:19
I bought it with my own money00:17:21
armored vehicle for fighters00:17:23
now She brought them walkie-talkies and other00:17:27
means of communication and here we have it now00:17:29
appointed at the entrance to the city Rendezvous I her00:17:33
I really want to meet her and00:17:35
tell you a story00:17:43
Mutually, of course, the first question is which00:17:46
I would like to ask why this was chosen00:17:48
place of residence because here I have00:17:50
beloved person Now here he is00:17:52
should come too, we'll wait Yes yes00:17:54
of course now we were driving with the driver he00:17:56
says lord how a man has been carried away to00:17:59
us here especially by phone Okay00:18:02
Donetsk tell me00:18:04
Actually Well, Little Difference Judging00:18:07
in terms of shelling, it’s even calmer here00:18:09
times for me too00:18:12
Good afternoon00:18:20
I've been carried away for a long time since I was 15, just well00:18:24
I didn’t enter it on such a large scale that I was driving00:18:26
periodically and about a month I usually00:18:28
originally spent here at age 1500:18:30
I've been looking for 14 years, I even started looking00:18:33
team Well, it would seem in general00:18:35
widespread belief that it can00:18:36
What a loner can do, what he can also not do00:18:38
loner00:18:40
I was looking for this team Yes and We are the first two00:18:44
the cars were actually sent from the Urals00:18:46
team That is, these were the guys who00:18:50
also very00:18:52
were burning with all this and then further00:18:56
I started it myself it turned out00:19:08
Why do I remember that in the fourteenth year00:19:11
when did it happen00:19:20
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My whole world broke after that00:19:39
I remember a very good phrase I said just now00:19:42
I can’t remember which of our stars what00:19:45
it became difficult to breathe, that's the real thing00:19:47
the feeling when you can't breathe00:19:49
you understand that he shouldn't be either00:19:53
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I wanted to change something, at least something00:20:01
do And so I started looking for a way out like, well00:20:05
Until today, if you haven’t left, that means00:20:07
the choice was right00:20:09
Well, actually our Mila is00:20:12
he's already a little famous00:20:13
Of course it transforms in color00:20:15
will not be golden gradually legendary00:20:18
Niva legendary commander00:20:22
Tell us about the car. What's in it?00:20:27
the most important thing is why we actually00:20:30
were looking for that it doesn't matter what she00:20:31
armored That is, this is the former00:20:32
the cash-in-transit vehicle is second class00:20:35
security it is clear that it is already like this00:20:38
seen the world But the most important thing00:20:40
it performs the functionality sufficiently00:20:44
she runs briskly, we cost her 182 thousand00:20:48
bought it there and also invested in it to change it00:20:52
oil Well, little things for consumables and00:20:54
she even came from Volgograd00:20:56
earlier than me00:20:58
Yes, it is very important for people to understand that their00:21:00
support that there is Greater Russia Yes00:21:03
relatively speaking, She really stands for00:21:06
the military has her back and she actually has them00:21:09
supports helps and they know that00:21:11
they are not abandoned like that Well, let's go to the city00:21:13
yes Then maybe we'll show the guys not00:21:16
were at the place where there was a big arrival00:21:18
maybe go there00:21:20
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When did it happen00:22:16
yes, literally this week it was00:22:19
was00:22:24
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Here we are standing here next to this00:22:32
awesome Funnel00:22:34
Aren't you scared? Well, that night it was00:22:37
scary Well, well, you give it to yourself too00:22:41
report where you're going, that is, you understand00:22:43
where are you going? Do you understand that you00:22:45
maybe wait here but00:22:48
woke up in the morning So everything is fine00:22:50
Well, you know, you can live differently00:22:53
life is absolutely and even helping00:22:55
Donbass how people do it in general00:22:58
yes, literally this year What00:23:01
love has changed00:23:04
the reality is that every day can be00:23:08
This must be the last thing to be recognized and00:23:10
understand and probably waste time waiting00:23:13
there is no bright future there00:23:15
meaning you need to have time to love and be00:23:18
so far we have so much allotted to us00:23:21
allotted [music]00:23:32
Sasha Tell me, has it become more difficult to take risks?00:23:35
after getting into a relationship00:23:40
but I’m like, I probably won’t even answer00:23:45
It’s probably not that it’s more difficult to take risks, but00:23:48
it's easier to be there and have some00:23:53
Women of Donbass have a particularly difficult fate00:23:56
with many of them there in Donbass00:23:58
our colleague Yulia met00:23:59
Baranovskaya Yulia they have some kind of00:24:01
common unifying feature strength internal00:24:05
strength and generally surprising when we00:24:08
came up with this project, the essence was not00:24:11
just tell the story of every woman00:24:13
but at the end announce a fundraiser00:24:15
because it’s clear that each of them00:24:18
needs something and that was it00:24:20
it's difficult to persuade them to say what they want00:24:22
necessary because I say Well what the00:24:25
the frame conditionally needs something Well, yes, well00:24:27
seems to be in the frame00:24:30
everyone only wants peaceful skies and that's all me00:24:34
I say this, we can’t collect this00:24:36
it will definitely be announced Let's00:24:38
after all, essentially what is needed and they00:24:40
always asking not for themselves always asking00:24:42
for someone00:24:44
from Donetsk she was very young and went to00:24:47
work I was driving to work in the morning when00:24:49
arrived in the end no arm no leg Yul00:24:53
what do you need she says Well, here I am00:24:55
wards have what she coped with00:24:57
she all underwent 12 severe operations00:25:00
coped, survived, glory lives on00:25:03
God and helps others helps those who00:25:06
I found myself in the same situation, I didn't do anything00:25:07
asked me if I need disabled people00:25:09
strollers this this this and this always this00:25:13
Asks what you need, always ask for00:25:14
someone00:25:15
Lord, if only peace would come, of course00:25:18
This is the inner strength in them, it is visible00:25:20
stories different stories there from Dasha00:25:23
Morozova, who was also young and00:25:25
I learned from the Internet how to change prisoners, how00:25:28
do anything at all She was the first in Donetsk00:25:30
People's Republic Who stood on the00:25:32
human rights have existed for a long time00:25:34
I didn’t know how to do it when I was very young00:25:36
then the story about Nelly the girl She00:25:39
went out to the playground she was walking with00:25:41
your friends00:25:44
two died and she was seriously wounded00:25:47
for how long in the hospital there was a chance00:25:50
that she might not be at all00:25:52
will get out they are very different but all00:25:55
They are united by one thing - this desire to00:25:58
peace has come and this is inner strength00:26:00
inside you see there when with them00:26:03
you talk as a rule they don't cry00:26:05
they don't complain00:26:08
And it can't help but touch00:26:11
They don’t ask, but in the end it’s natural Thank you00:26:14
to the popular front, we are with them on00:26:18
website Pobeda onf.ru we collect help for everyone00:26:22
these women and I am very grateful00:26:24
To everyone who responds because the collection00:26:27
comes at the end of the video must be there00:26:30
go to the site Yes if the dot onf.ru is on00:26:35
on this site we show about it00:26:38
you have to say it, you don't have to be shy00:26:40
because they are embarrassed to ask and we00:26:42
should not be shy to help and everyone00:26:44
our viewer can do it00:26:47
I am very glad that the Popular Front is all this00:26:50
organized a huge thank you to them because00:26:52
that there is a feeling of unity in this00:26:54
you see, it’s important for them to know too00:26:57
that they are not alone, it is also important for them to know00:27:00
that their stories interest us that we00:27:04
ready to help that we want to listen to them00:27:06
what we know what they are what we feel00:27:09
we are all fighting for peace together I think00:27:11
that this is very important, therefore my friends I00:27:15
I'm glad that we have this at all00:27:17
unity that feels like this00:27:19
truth Lugansk in touch Vitaly00:27:21
Viktorovich Kiselev is in touch with us00:27:24
our studio Hello Because00:27:26
the first day of the referendum and the Ukrainian Nazis00:27:29
continue to shell peaceful cities00:27:31
continues to intimidate people, over to you00:27:34
What's happening on the fronts now Dobry00:27:36
day at the front what happens00:27:38
Ukraine cannot come to terms with the fact that it00:27:41
lost huge swaths of territory00:27:43
who will never return to them and00:27:48
today's referendum is just that00:27:50
failed policy of the President's office00:27:53
Zelensky be that as it may00:27:55
It's been very tough since yesterday00:27:58
escalation on the battle line00:27:59
contacts hit again00:28:01
Lisichanskaya according to new Dar according to Gorsky00:28:05
Stakhanov from Hymer rocket launchers00:28:08
this morning even according to Stakhanov00:28:11
about six missiles have arrived there now00:28:14
information about casualties and damage00:28:17
to be confirmed, but be that as it may00:28:19
copes with a greater degree of these00:28:22
rockets and myself The sad thing is that I was00:28:25
literally a few days on Vaidara where00:28:28
they hit the school where they should have00:28:30
pass a referendum where they brought it00:28:32
books for children to come to00:28:35
education00:28:36
and gained knowledge hit just right00:28:39
the rocket in this knowledge was not there00:28:41
there were no military warehouses there00:28:43
ammunition because besides me there00:28:47
the investigative committee also came00:28:49
Russian Federation which recorded00:28:51
Our employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs00:28:53
Lugansk People's Republic00:28:55
Prosecutor General's Office all these facts00:28:57
they are fixed fixed00:29:00
criminal cases have been initiated on the fact00:29:01
shelling of the territory of the Lugansk people's00:29:04
Republic Well, whatever it was00:29:07
today the referendum really started00:29:09
People's Republic opened more than 46000:29:13
areas where everyone can00:29:15
vote in addition to this there is00:29:18
mobile00:29:19
mobile areas that move00:29:22
in small towns where00:29:23
allow a small number of residents00:29:26
live and00:29:27
often schools are destroyed by many such00:29:30
then let’s say there is one in Donetsk00:29:33
mobile sites00:29:36
No no I'll vote a little later00:29:39
I will most likely vote in00:29:42
University of Almonds where I am still00:29:43
and advisor to the rector I want to see00:29:46
How is our voting going there now?00:29:48
youth vote of residents who00:29:51
representatives are coming. It will be very00:29:53
interesting and to observe after all With what00:29:57
trembling All this happens in00:29:58
reality00:30:00
we'll talk about it and we'll00:30:02
tell Thank you very much00:30:03
Victory on the left was with us in a straight line00:30:05
communications A Viktor Nikolaevich A You know what00:30:07
I wanted to ask when are we00:30:08
talked to Zaporozhye today00:30:10
areas where battalions are formed00:30:11
those who volunteer come there00:30:13
previously served in the Ukrainian army because00:30:15
as we were told there is a desire to redeem00:30:17
wine Yes the wine feels00:30:21
Yes, there have already been several facts when00:30:25
and even Ukrainians who were captured00:30:28
servicemen found themselves exchanging00:30:30
Yes, and some of them expressed00:30:33
desire not to return to Ukraine00:30:36
get into the squads that will00:30:38
fight with the same Ukrainian army00:30:41
I think it will affect what00:30:44
fronts happening00:30:45
in many ways Yes, because here00:30:48
moral factor you understand it plays00:30:51
so corrupting00:30:53
influence on the enemy because the enemy00:30:56
understands if yesterday's colleague with00:30:58
which you sat in the trench today drew00:31:00
a weapon in you means something is wrong I would00:31:04
I wanted to say that today when00:31:06
new Donbass is born when00:31:09
actually appears before our eyes00:31:12
new subjects00:31:14
Russian Federation00:31:16
these days when the referendum takes place and00:31:20
The volunteer movement is intensifying00:31:22
these republics This suggests that00:31:25
people understand that a new time has come00:31:29
that we need to defend our land with our own00:31:33
hands about this we are fine today00:31:35
I also say and think today that these00:31:39
subjects will not be just a subject it00:31:42
will be the territory of the Russian Federation00:31:44
Where will Russians spread?00:31:47
laws where there will be no doubt00:31:49
The Russian army and all these and00:31:52
volunteer units00:31:54
the police unit will be included in00:31:57
the composition of those forces that are today00:31:59
fight Ukrainian fascism and together00:32:04
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we can enjoy all this beauty00:36:56
somehow intuitively that’s exactly what they did00:37:00
premiere from the first of October on Saturdays00:37:03
on the first00:37:08
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let's go for a walk it's a birthday00:37:16
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everyone who wanted to congratulate Sonya gathered00:37:23
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grip suspect Sokolovsky Igor00:37:40
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to the voices in my head it's time for them00:38:09
he has my daughter00:38:16
major new episodes coming soon on First00:38:22
this is a DNA test00:38:26
for paternity00:38:30
today is a historic day for our00:38:32
countries in the liberated territories in00:38:35
Donetsk People's Republic in Lugansk00:38:36
People's Republic in Kherson00:38:38
referendum began in Zaporizhia regions00:38:41
Where is the main issue? This is the entry of data00:38:44
territories and most importantly people who00:38:46
they live there as part of the Russian00:38:48
The federation is already receiving information00:38:50
video footage of how the head votes00:38:52
Donetsk People's Republic Denis00:38:54
catch pushilin has already voted Here you are00:38:57
see what mood people are in?00:39:00
Of course they accept this day with a smile00:39:01
This is a smile, of course a part of a smile00:39:04
sad because all this is happening on00:39:07
against the backdrop of an aggravation of the situation, but nothing00:39:09
victory will be ours because ours00:39:11
business is right further news and continue00:39:15
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this news is on First Hello in00:39:29
Valery Korablev studio00:39:31
the choice on which the future depends00:39:34
vital such long-awaited DPR00:39:36
LPR Kherson region Zaporozhye people00:39:39
must answer whether they want them00:39:41
regions became part of Russia today00:39:43
Voting has begun in referendums00:39:45
will last 5 days from the beginning in the yards and00:39:47
residents' homes and on September 27 it will be possible00:39:50
come to the polling stations00:39:52
she needs the maximum for safety00:39:54
pay attention then how everything goes in00:39:57
the republics of Donbass are being monitored by our00:39:59
correspondents Yulia Pogorelova and Alexey00:40:01
Kruchinin here is their report00:40:04
this is one of the polling stations00:40:06
Donetsk is literally already seven in the morning00:40:08
the work is in full swing, these are prepared00:40:10
suitcases for mobile teams are00:40:13
portable ballot boxes00:40:14
soon they will be distributed to brigades along with00:40:18
ballots and addresses of Voters we00:40:21
we take out ballots and we take out lists00:40:23
referendum participants for today00:40:26
day on September 23rd on this00:40:29
polling station all four days00:40:31
six mobile teams will work00:40:33
before the start of a historical event00:40:34
the chairman of the election commission gives00:40:36
last instructions But the main thing is still00:40:38
parting words let's remember this date 2300:40:41
September is a significant date in life00:40:44
each of you and the life of our Donetsk00:40:48
People's Republic I hope I'm sure00:40:51
is that our residents of Donbass00:40:54
those exhausted by the war will accept not only00:40:57
Today within 5 days the main solution00:41:00
in our life00:41:02
the electoral group is excitedly ready00:41:04
alarming But what's happening today00:41:06
important for each of them and for the whole00:41:08
all territories that decided to become00:41:10
part of Russia Our task again00:41:13
go through each apartment so that everyone is there00:41:17
covered so that no one says but to me00:41:19
didn't come in But I wanted to We were waiting for this00:41:22
Now we are waiting for the future for our children00:41:24
for everyone00:41:27
because my mother started her life00:41:30
When was the Great Patriotic War00:41:33
she lived in his occupation and now she00:41:35
she sheds such tears because she00:41:36
Hopes for peace and for the future on the eve of And00:41:39
this morning, security service sappers00:41:41
checked all polling stations00:41:43
Safety first00:41:45
groups under police protection today00:41:47
Donetsk rain hides under umbrellas and00:41:49
representatives stepping over a puddle00:41:50
field election commissions come from00:41:52
one addressee to another, some do not00:41:54
waiting for them to ring the doorbell themselves00:41:56
we really go out to meet00:41:58
we've been waiting for this We're glad we want we want00:42:00
live We want our children to be happy00:42:03
the ninth year of life is very scary00:42:09
we waited Today is one of the first00:42:12
voted00:42:15
finally fought for so long00:42:17
Return home is carried out00:42:19
Return to Great Russia today00:42:21
history is being made00:42:25
Donbass which00:42:27
just passed all these tests for these00:42:30
8 long years, in fact it can be compared00:42:32
with such a rubicon when00:42:34
The Rubicon has been passed and finally 8 years00:42:38
suffering00:42:39
8 years of hope00:42:42
they end up in this00:42:45
four-day voting we are from the first00:42:48
days the special operation starts here00:42:50
communicate with people and all this time alone00:42:54
people asked which ones they00:42:57
asked what was in the eyes and what00:42:59
further00:43:00
Now, if before there was Nadezhda then00:43:03
now today tomorrow the day after tomorrow it00:43:08
already confident that00:43:09
this Earth returns to its native harbor00:43:13
You can vote in a referendum with00:43:14
Republican Ukrainian Russian00:43:16
passport The main thing is that the registration is in00:43:18
one of the republics or regions00:43:19
agree today to become part of Russia in00:43:21
as a document certifying00:43:23
identity and driver's license and00:43:25
military ID today no matter what00:43:28
people go and vote for residents of Donbass00:43:31
This is no longer a choice, it’s already clear00:43:36
a clear decision, the way home, we are united00:43:40
people we are all together and we are leading to our00:43:43
long-awaited stable world Everyone wants00:43:47
live if they want to live peacefully then what00:43:49
we will unite, it will still be strength00:43:51
Yulia Pogorelova Viktor Gribnikov and00:43:54
Natalya Mashtakova00:43:57
want to vote Then we go or00:43:59
We’re coming to you, that’s what we decided in Lugansk00:44:01
People's Republic electoral00:44:03
section passenger bus Why not00:44:05
no due to security measures00:44:06
environment People leave the house quickly00:44:09
vote and return nothing00:44:11
crowds of people in large rooms table00:44:14
for members of the election commission between seats a00:44:17
the voting booth fit into00:44:18
emergency door sealed bins brought00:44:21
take with you from the stationary site00:44:23
for voting here he receives bulletins00:44:25
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it comes out here, this is also new for us00:44:33
But it's good On the bus00:44:41
Residents of this neighborhood knew in advance00:44:43
how the voting will be organized and already00:44:45
at half past eight at the bus00:44:47
a queue lined up for a referendum on00:44:49
joining Russia binds everyone00:44:51
neighbors with skins00:44:53
Russia has arrived00:44:57
there were no explosions, we weren’t hiding in basements00:45:00
We think that everything will be fine and00:45:03
We hope Russia got caught in Russia00:45:05
We'll be back in Russia for four days00:45:08
territorial election commissions of the LPR in00:45:10
accompanied by police officers and00:45:12
the Russian Guard will travel through the yards to00:45:14
disabled people and the elderly will come home with00:45:16
ballots and portable ballot boxes00:45:18
mobile teams disperse and00:45:20
hospitals doctors nurses vote00:45:22
practically without stopping from work and00:45:24
patients between procedures today are very00:45:27
a significant day because today00:45:28
history is being made he is very welcome and has been for a long time00:45:31
we're waiting for this00:45:33
Russian speakers are our culture00:45:36
Orthodoxy is all our fascist00:45:39
Ukraine that now exists00:45:42
just not on the way00:45:44
the required voting cycle has been prepared in00:45:46
in the shortest possible time in extreme00:45:47
conditions promptly compiled lists and00:45:50
they only printed one ballot00:45:52
question challenge entry of the LPR into the structure00:45:54
of the Russian Federation as a subject00:45:55
Russian Federation residents of the region00:45:58
wanted to answer it Yes since 201400:46:00
when another referendum took place here00:46:03
self-determination voting began on00:46:05
the plan was noted at the center of the election commission head00:46:07
Republic Leonid Pasechnik called on everyone00:46:09
citizens of the LPR in these historical days00:46:11
make your choice today probably00:46:14
the most awaited day for all residents00:46:16
Lugansk People's Republic starting00:46:20
from May 12, 2014 to this decision we00:46:25
It was a long and difficult 8 years and now00:46:30
finally, in general, we are left00:46:32
take one step00:46:33
for example, there will still be a possibility00:46:35
express your position on traditional00:46:37
areas in schools, clubs and houses00:46:39
culture Of course there are only children there00:46:41
institutions survived the attacks00:46:42
Ukrainian artillery in connection with00:46:44
growing terrorist00:46:46
activity of Kyiv stationary00:46:48
voting will take place within one day00:46:50
September 27 And only until 16 o'clock00:46:52
Military personnel will also be able to vote00:46:55
positions and those citizens of the Republic00:46:56
who are in our country in that00:46:59
number of refugees in temporary centers00:47:00
placements for them in Russian regions00:47:02
more than two hundred plots are open Alexey00:47:05
Kruchinin Dmitry Kochurin Alexey00:47:06
praises Artyom Tikhonov Alexander00:47:07
Zinoviev Konstantin cases and Gregory00:47:10
Emelyanov Channel One Lugansk00:47:11
people's republic00:47:14
Kherson region on some trips00:47:16
queues also formed in the polling stations00:47:18
the situation is calm, just like in Zaporozhye00:47:20
no violation recorded for work there00:47:22
more than 5,000 employees started00:47:24
election commissions but has already been drawn up00:47:27
forecast based on opinion polls00:47:28
According to the data, the so-called amount00:47:31
declared turnout 87% in the DPR and LPR 80 in00:47:36
Zaporozhye 69 Kherson region and00:47:39
The vast majority of respondents00:47:41
residents of Donbass ready to take part00:47:43
in the referendum they are in favor of joining00:47:45
republics into Russia00:47:48
97%, in Zaporozhye and Kherson regions00:47:51
87 and 89% respectively00:47:56
Well, as we have already heard, refugees who00:47:58
are now in our country as well00:48:00
can vote for this at the polling station00:48:02
All you need to do is present your passport.00:48:04
they report this a lot00:48:06
representatives of election commissions in Moscow have already00:48:08
Ambassadors of Donetsk and Lugansk voted00:48:11
republics open public00:48:12
situational center for monitoring00:48:15
referendums on his work are adopted00:48:17
participation of representatives of various00:48:18
cultural organizations00:48:21
today is really very important00:48:25
historically important day for me00:48:28
us For everyone for all our huge00:48:31
countries and I am here to00:48:33
support00:48:35
residents of Donetsk Lugansk Zaporozhye00:48:38
Kharkov regions of those who will come to00:48:41
referendum I bow to yours00:48:44
courage in the face of your steadfastness00:48:48
God bless us and welcome00:48:51
back home we are strong together00:48:57
and today in different regions of Russia there are promotions00:48:59
they are passing in support of the referendum00:49:01
under the slogan of our own we do not abandon about 400000:49:04
people gathered in Central Square00:49:06
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to hold00:49:08
representatives suggested a rally there00:49:09
public organization people want00:49:11
to live Trace of Donbass Kherson and00:49:14
Zaporozhye regions were seen and00:49:16
felt support for the rally and concert in00:49:19
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk in the historical park00:49:20
Russia, my story, was crowded and in00:49:23
Vladivostok 8 thousand people came out from00:49:26
posters and flags action today00:49:28
will also be held in the center of Moscow on Manezhnaya00:49:31
area00:49:33
Ukrainian militants are trying to disrupt00:49:35
voting intimidates people00:49:37
in the terrorist attacks at about 7 am in the center00:49:40
Melitopol Zaporozhye region worked00:49:42
fortunately no one has an explosive device00:49:44
suffered six missiles fired at00:49:46
Stakhanov of this LPR was beaten from the American00:49:48
Highmars installations with NATO shells00:49:50
caliber shelled Gorlovka in the morning00:49:53
DPR Kherson region nationalists00:49:55
tried to attack Novaya Kakhovka more than00:49:58
Air defense systems intercepted 10 times during the night00:50:00
rockets00:50:03
Well, 6 missiles from the American system00:50:05
Khaimar with the nationalists released and00:50:07
Lisichansk is trying in every possible way00:50:09
break through the city's defenses and no matter what00:50:12
means even their losses Kyiv00:50:14
mode They don't care about significant fighters00:50:17
Lugansk Republic gave a tough rebuff00:50:19
Our filming room is working on the front line00:50:21
group exclusive footage in the report00:50:23
Dmitry Kulko00:50:33
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Mbami Russian planes are destroyed00:50:36
accumulation of enemy manpower in the forest00:50:39
in the east of the DPR a springboard for the offensive00:50:42
to Lisichansk which Kyiv started with a new00:50:44
by force on the first day of the referendum in00:50:46
Donbass nationalist detachments succeeded00:50:48
pull together to the front line00:50:49
radio support but the path is cut off00:50:52
our artillery enters00:50:54
[music]00:50:57
a few hours later from the attacks of the trenches00:50:59
strewn with the bodies of nationalists but with00:51:01
Kiev command suffered no losses00:51:03
is considered to send the unit to00:51:06
frontal attack for media success00:51:08
desperately trying to deprive the Donbass00:51:10
legal right to decide one's destiny00:51:12
the surviving militants will not be evacuated00:51:14
Only shell-shocked and exhausted remains00:51:17
what to shoot drone00:51:22
enemy during the Lugansk referendum00:51:24
the defenders prepared carefully00:51:26
the night before to strengthen the defense00:51:28
infantry is sent to check the bags00:51:34
everything will be fine, victory is ours00:51:37
at dawn the enemy raises drones00:51:46
[applause]00:51:50
Therefore, for now it is better to be in this00:51:53
key00:51:54
really work for honey00:51:56
defenders stand holds on everyone00:51:59
frontiers00:52:03
meanwhile the command of the allied forces00:52:06
preparing a counterattack, looking for the sector where00:52:08
the forces of the attacking group of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are stretched00:52:18
[music]00:52:24
[music]00:52:26
covering each other fourth technique00:52:29
brigade of LPR troops wedges itself into the ranks00:52:31
the advancing militants caught them00:52:33
by surprise the Ukrainian BMW barely has time00:52:35
landing troops fleece landing like a tank00:52:37
shoots her point blank00:52:41
ammunition detonates next to the body00:52:44
nationalists who did not have time to escape00:52:45
our infantry fighting vehicles with troops are already connecting00:52:49
infantry takes up firing positions00:52:50
thwart the militants' attempts to advance00:52:53
displace them from the entire forest belt00:53:06
to wear down the enemy who is still00:53:08
Lugansk is superior in manpower00:53:11
defenders also use the so-called00:53:12
maneuverable defenses move between00:53:15
positions allowing militants closer to00:53:18
disputable village which Kyiv is powerless00:53:20
anger razed 11 fighters to the ground00:53:22
4th brigade of LPR troops week00:53:24
held a perimeter defense from where00:53:27
take it, we'll pile it on00:53:39
lived in a house00:53:40
there was a proposal to call it home00:53:44
Pavlova 7 people group they have for00:53:47
the main thing in my eyes is the infantry00:53:49
which came at us more than a company they00:53:52
left only for the first day to surround00:53:54
they started spinning but they didn’t know what to do next00:53:56
what to do with it They thought we'd break and that's it00:53:58
They will play on this, it was not always the case00:54:02
energetic commander with the call sign Zhuzhik00:54:04
knows how to charge his people with fighting spirit00:54:06
fighters even when the enemy is already entering00:54:08
from the flanks and to the back00:54:11
if the commander just lost heart if00:54:14
any fighter saw this lowered00:54:17
look big pupils everyone is scared00:54:21
you can see from the fighter that he is himself00:54:23
begins to fade begins to droop00:54:25
under no circumstances should this be allowed00:54:28
admit00:54:29
When did the Civil War start and00:54:32
Instead of working as a programmer, I became a00:54:34
defense of our native land for 8 years in heavy battles00:54:37
he fought for the right of Donbass residents to become00:54:40
part of Russia Dmitry Kulko Ilya Maryin00:54:43
or Repnin Channel One Lugansk and00:54:46
Donetsk People's Republic00:54:49
The Ministry of Defense clarifies the rules of partial00:54:51
mobilization today it was announced that no00:54:53
will call upon specialists with higher00:54:55
education that provides employment00:54:57
high-tech industries and00:54:59
this applies to the financial system00:55:01
in particular it specialists workers00:55:03
enterprises responsible for communications and00:55:06
communication we are also talking about a number of employees00:55:09
registered media00:55:11
information from the heads of the organization00:55:13
who fall into these categories must00:55:16
provide lists of General Staff employees00:55:18
Russia00:55:21
Hello Today Sergey Puskepalis00:55:23
said goodbye in his hometown00:55:24
Zheleznovodsk in the Stavropol Territory00:55:26
talented actor director public00:55:29
figure he was only 56 years old00:55:31
fatal accident occurred on September 2000:55:33
on the highway of the Yaroslavl region Sergey00:55:36
piece of the finger was heading to Donbass to00:55:38
hand over to the military a car with an important00:55:40
cargo on the eve of the farewell ceremony00:55:43
artist was held in Yaroslavl within the walls00:55:45
Volkov Theater where Sergei Puskepalits00:55:48
led in recent years00:55:53
Shelest countries agreed to strengthen00:55:55
cooperation of the Prosecutor General's Office on00:55:57
return of state assets00:55:58
taken abroad by criminal means00:56:01
the topic has become central on the profile00:56:03
meeting in Kazakhstan, the head of the Russian00:56:05
supervisory authority Igor Krasnov00:56:07
noted in Russia this problem is being solved00:56:09
comprehensively at the beginning of the year we managed to return00:56:12
three and a half million dollars00:56:13
who were kidnapped and taken away00:56:16
border at the same time effective00:56:18
international cooperation according to00:56:20
individual countries are in the way of red00:56:22
creating artificial problems00:56:26
the approach of a number of countries to freezing Russian00:56:29
assets for us is an indicator of their00:56:32
relations to legal institutions that00:56:34
As it always seemed to us unshakable00:56:36
Now we see clearly what the truth is00:56:40
the face of states calling themselves00:56:42
legal but actually acting as00:56:44
medieval pirates00:56:46
apparently the memories were still strong00:56:49
The greatness of the Osteen company is here too00:56:52
it is important to emphasize that with such00:56:54
challenges can be faced in every country00:56:57
pursuing an independent policy00:57:00
ships of the Russian Navy and00:57:03
Chinese naval forces are conducting00:57:04
joint patrolling of the water area00:57:06
Pacific Ocean The main task is to strengthen00:57:08
cooperation between our countries and00:57:10
maintaining stability00:57:12
Asia-Pacific region00:57:13
Russian Chinese sailors are honing00:57:16
coordination of actions complex maneuvers or00:57:19
structure, there is a special role for signalmen here00:57:21
must quickly establish contact between00:57:23
ships and maintain data exchange00:57:25
so as not to miss urgent messages00:57:27
search and search skills are also developed00:57:30
water rescue and air defense00:57:33
defense and all this in difficult00:57:34
weather conditions of the ships the ships passed00:57:37
over 3000 nautical miles in less than 200:57:41
weeks00:57:44
another incident with an electric scooter00:57:46
which almost led to the Tragedy00:57:48
from Krasnodar a man in an elevator Via00:57:51
the scooter explodes within a few seconds00:57:53
which he carried to repair the door00:57:55
blocked man in fire00:57:57
trapped As a result, 60 percent of the skin is burned00:58:00
This is not the first such case00:58:02
a resonant story happened in the past00:58:04
year in Sochi an explosion occurred when00:58:06
The electric scooter was charging in00:58:09
apartment killed two father and 13-year-old00:58:11
son00:58:15
sport outside of politics loyalty to principle00:58:18
demonstrated by the American00:58:19
hockey players from the San Jose club rare00:58:22
case at present time the team announced00:58:24
will boycott NHL road games in00:58:27
Prague if Russians are not allowed there00:58:29
five of our players play for the club00:58:32
citizens were recently informed in the Czech Republic that they were not00:58:35
they are going to issue them visas at the club00:58:37
answered decisively: either everyone is going or00:58:40
no one is going00:58:43
this is while we are all following the development00:58:46
events information channel on the First00:58:48
program will continue Time will tell00:58:55
Good afternoon information channel on00:58:58
The first continues its work on the air00:59:00
program Time to remember My name is00:59:02
Alexander Gordon00:59:05
the ashes of the Great Queen did not have time to cool down00:59:08
Elizabeth II00:59:11
how claims against her began to mature in the world00:59:15
treasures need I say that this is one00:59:18
one of the richest women on earth and00:59:20
in general the British monarchy has00:59:23
huge resources so here we are first00:59:25
the Indians were outraged and demanded a return00:59:28
one of the most expensive diamonds in the world00:59:30
Kohinoor is the one that decorates00:59:33
crown00:59:35
South Africa really wanted British kings00:59:39
the other diamond is the one that adorns00:59:41
scepters It's called a big star00:59:44
Africa00:59:46
because the00:59:47
both diamonds But there were diamonds then00:59:50
mined in both South Africa and India at a time when00:59:53
these were these were British colonies00:59:55
Of course our family considers this ours00:59:59
property nobody nobody anything01:00:00
he’s not going to give it away, but we have to remember01:00:03
and time to remember that huge collections01:00:07
European art that is now01:00:09
there are famous galleries and museums and01:00:12
etc01:00:13
fulfilled their collections sometimes not01:00:16
quite straight forward Let's see01:00:18
we'll discuss the plot later01:00:21
collections of many European museums01:00:23
the result of conquest and plunder01:00:25
the world famous Louvre01:00:27
exception is the exhibition of this museum in01:00:29
largely consist of captured01:00:31
Napoleon works wedding masterpiece01:00:34
The feast at Cana was removed from Venice in 179701:00:38
year and is still stored in Paris01:00:40
select their approved peoples01:00:42
historical Heritage was the way01:00:44
show power over them like this in 179601:00:48
the French directorate would order01:00:50
desk translate a work of art from01:00:52
occupied territories of Italy Italy01:00:55
art owes most of its01:00:57
riches and fame but the time has come01:00:59
French rule to strengthen01:01:01
and decorate the Empire of Freedom in01:01:03
The National Museum should keep everything01:01:05
famous artistic monuments are01:01:07
Nice company and opportunity01:01:09
Republics offer peace to their enemies01:01:11
must add to the splendor of the military01:01:13
victories over the charm of art in the regions01:01:16
who actively fought the French01:01:18
such as Parma and Venice01:01:21
art was prescribed as a condition of their01:01:24
capitulation of several artists always01:01:26
those accompanying Napoleon were selected01:01:28
paintings and sculptures to be sent to01:01:30
Paris was captured by the French in 179701:01:34
the famous four horses from the basilica01:01:36
Saint Mark of Venice then they were placed01:01:39
to the top of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris01:01:41
where they stood until the fall of Napoleon01:01:43
list of works of art exported01:01:45
Bonaparte from Italy included paintings01:01:48
Raphael Rubens Luini Giorgione Da Vinci01:01:51
Titian and others Besides this ruin01:01:54
churches and museums in the Netherlands were subjected to01:01:56
Rome Naples Spain Germany Syria and01:01:59
Egypt01:02:03
after Napoleon's second abdication in June01:02:06
1815 Return of works01:02:09
art became part of the negotiations but01:02:11
the French were reluctant to part with them01:02:13
Louis 18 declared that everything given01:02:16
must stay in Paris Slava01:02:18
the French army is unsullied01:02:20
monuments of bravery remain from now on01:02:23
masterpieces of art belong to us01:02:25
more sacred rights than the rights of Victory01:02:27
as a result, almost half of the works01:02:30
art never returned to her homeland01:02:32
disputes about the fate of many paintings continue until01:02:35
so far 1994 Globe of the Italian Ministry of Culture01:02:38
thought that France should return01:02:40
Italy wedding feast in Kalina in 201001:02:43
year01:02:45
wrote a letter to the president's wife01:02:47
France01:02:49
[music]01:02:55
By the way, the French still use it01:02:57
Napoleon's methods in our spring01:03:00
art critic almost had to fail01:03:01
rescuing paintings from the frost collection01:03:04
which Paris refused to return01:03:06
After the exhibition of icons of modern01:03:08
art collection includes more than 20001:03:10
paintings by Van Gogh Gauguin Picasso Manet01:03:13
Cezanne Renoir Matisse Serov and01:03:16
Malevich and also the only one in Russia01:03:18
Edvard Munch painting of a girl on a bridge01:03:21
so this is the question for stories like this01:03:25
there is a statute of limitations or some events01:03:29
laws stop asking questions about who it belongs to01:03:34
belongs01:03:38
we just saw an example of not01:03:40
voluntary institution That is, when01:03:42
the country is defeated and really01:03:45
the results of everything that happened convinced01:03:48
side if it is noble enough and01:03:51
Holy Alliance In 1815 there was01:03:54
It's noble enough to note that01:03:56
some valuables are returned01:03:57
indeed the French were forced01:03:59
return the loot, so to speak, or01:04:01
acquired by back-breaking labor01:04:03
actually nothing more than a play on words but01:04:06
one way or another and all other examples01:04:09
they are also connected in one way or another01:04:11
relationships Winners are defeated by what01:04:14
we are seeing today the story of kohinoor01:04:17
and many other things that today01:04:19
happen they are connected with everything else and01:04:21
no legal mechanisms Well then01:04:25
at least working No one at a time01:04:27
simple reason even if you remember01:04:28
actually a document from the mid-nineties01:04:32
years, it is absolutely clearly written that01:04:34
Theme of restitution of artistic values01:04:36
it is related to the moment of signing01:04:39
conventions, that is, respectively, with us01:04:41
in terms of historical possibilities01:04:43
there is absolutely no reason01:04:45
rewind to unlimited01:04:47
amount of time and ask for something but01:04:50
Voluntary restitution assumes that01:04:52
if, for example, the paradigm as a whole changes01:04:54
and today it changed in the Netherlands01:04:56
France is part of uh captured01:04:59
objects can be returned to ourselves and we01:05:01
We are already seeing this, we understand that it can01:05:03
maybe there are no such laws and institutions01:05:05
may be voluntary or not, but01:05:07
if there are no laws but there is a wonderful one01:05:09
reason especially in today's situation01:05:11
do so to make a complaint01:05:14
from one state to another we are still01:05:17
Let's remember today the Poles against the Germans01:05:20
and Polyakov against us Well, these are01:05:22
the voices that are heard especially now01:05:24
about the British crown What is this?01:05:27
such a phenomenon01:05:28
I'll start with the main statement right away: I01:05:31
I think the British should return it to India01:05:35
Great Diamond of the Eye of the Storm Kohinoor and I01:05:40
I think France should return it to Italy01:05:43
famous painting by Paul Verese01:05:46
wedding feast in fabric which should01:05:48
to be in a monastery with Giorgio Maggiore01:05:51
Venetian lagoon and please consider it01:05:53
my statement is official01:05:55
appeal to the Queens power of Charles III and01:05:59
to the President of France01:06:00
Accepted Accepted than justifiably yours01:06:05
positions Why should they return01:06:07
I agree to the legal mechanism01:06:10
get someone to do it go there01:06:13
the court can make a decision no01:06:16
maybe it makes sense to think about it in some way01:06:18
another quieter time about some01:06:20
international convention on this01:06:23
kind of stories to give 50 years on01:06:26
opportunity to present justified01:06:29
claims from one side to the other01:06:31
on the other hand, this is not a guarantee that someone01:06:33
will return if you make a claim, but01:06:35
at least you can make a claim01:06:36
do not consider retroactive law01:06:38
there are sequences of years already01:06:40
In general, they don’t even consider complaints01:06:42
only on a voluntary contractual basis01:06:45
and this would be beautiful to do. Yes,01:06:48
came to the throne after a long period01:06:50
the reign of Elizabeth II came to01:06:52
the throne of Charles the third is about to be completed01:06:55
official state visit to01:06:57
India bring this crown By the way this01:07:00
a separate crown she belonged to01:07:02
to the Queen Mother and is now on display in01:07:04
where is this Kohinoor?01:07:08
sealed there and here lead in general01:07:11
give this crown to India01:07:13
apologies for the colonial period01:07:18
You must understand that after this01:07:21
the British monarchy will immediately come into01:07:23
seams just that's why why I'm sure01:07:25
that many people in Britain could do this01:07:28
support in line with outstretched hand of course01:07:31
nothing will remain statute of limitations You01:07:34
you know, I think that as long as there is01:07:36
living plaintiff01:07:38
that is, the people who Really01:07:40
exists and how to which cultural01:07:43
heritage belongs to the statute of limitations01:07:45
really applies today01:07:47
cases of India cases of Italy And so on01:07:51
you can watch that's why I support01:07:53
really this idea that both Britain and01:07:56
France should Although in France there is01:07:58
city of Kan Still, she wrote it down as01:08:02
therefore it is necessary to return But generally speaking01:08:05
You know this is a very serious problem01:08:07
related to the fact that when this happens01:08:11
this is the seizure of cultural values01:08:13
values are one of the ways to erase01:08:16
memory on a damaged people This is not01:08:19
just an act of looting, although this is actually01:08:21
in fact, this is how one should qualify, but this01:08:24
attempted robbery01:08:27
the highest01:08:31
the cream of what he did in history01:08:33
art is an effort after all01:08:36
matter of concentration01:08:38
abilities of any people01:08:43
and so on that's why I'm considering it01:08:47
attack on cultural heritage as01:08:49
very serious act01:08:52
threatening the existence of the people even today by the way01:08:55
Let's remember Scythian gold01:08:57
no Scythians01:08:59
But in fact it has always been in Crimea01:09:01
but there are their descendants, it may be good01:09:05
even the descendants of A Blok left us01:09:07
iron base01:09:13
still an unresolved issue it will be01:09:16
solved I understand Yes, but not to do it01:09:18
I was amazed by this, say, when I lived in01:09:20
United States of America Well, I see01:09:21
Metropolitan Museum, it’s clear what’s there and01:09:24
Greek halls Egyptian halls luxurious01:09:27
There’s just a whole temple there. Yes, but when01:09:30
I visited the Brooklyn Museum where01:09:32
the Egyptian collection is almost more01:09:34
than the metropolitan I understood on what scale01:09:39
west including the United States01:09:41
robbed Egypt's Heritage or not or01:09:45
rescue01:09:47
many things were not found01:09:50
were excavated were not conserved01:09:53
without those excavation companies that01:09:57
nineteenth01:09:59
19th century began excavations very often in01:10:02
the basis of this matter lies in the agreement on01:10:05
buying land01:10:06
export then01:10:09
organized officially it is important that01:10:11
these things were very available in Russia01:10:14
many archives that their time01:10:16
pumped from Berlin to Moscow but glory01:10:19
God, these scientists can work01:10:21
because they are available for science01:10:24
much more important But there is one thing01:10:27
very often has some religions01:10:32
religious nature pressure for example01:10:35
there are many01:10:37
Asian deities among small nations and01:10:41
considering their return because01:10:44
people were simply lost01:10:47
Christian point of view relate to01:10:49
it is with a grin to consider that God is One01:10:51
this is their God this is their deity You see01:10:56
there are different approaches after all01:10:58
Sorry01:10:59
we opened we found Yes that's why they took it01:11:02
this is a predatory approach01:11:03
a different approach, say, in 194501:11:06
Soviet authorities removed Pergamon01:11:08
Altar of Zeus from Berlin not like a Trophy01:11:11
like a world masterpiece that needed01:11:14
urgent restoration restoration Was01:11:16
carried out by our specialists and01:11:18
not very solemn 58 year Khrushchev01:11:20
returned01:11:22
What can we say about the Dresden gallery?01:11:24
which was completely bombed01:11:26
allies Yes, miraculously those Germans who01:11:29
stole managed to steal something there and01:11:31
post in other places Miracle Red01:11:33
The army found01:11:35
and restored and transferred to Dresden01:11:38
gallery there are different approaches but01:11:40
Let's get real01:11:41
Let's come back here01:11:45
It's a strange world we live in. Well, relationships01:11:48
Poland is clear to us. So what?01:11:50
say the Poles we are all clear but when01:11:54
Poles are starting to talk about restitution01:11:58
and they talk about restitution of Germany and even01:12:02
then they remember Russia, here I want01:12:04
The Poles understand whether they are sane or not01:12:08
have the right to claim restitution in Germany01:12:12
some kind of01:12:14
really general international01:12:16
principles and now we are talking, of course, about01:12:20
that at the heart of this kind01:12:21
restitution must be negotiable01:12:24
relationship because it is not settled01:12:28
at the global level but today it is possible01:12:31
to say that there is already progress, but for sure01:12:34
just as the British Empire condemned01:12:37
your own policy01:12:39
slavery or buying and selling01:12:41
slaves so today's modern world01:12:44
many countries have strong economies01:12:47
condemn the theft of cultural objects01:12:51
art01:12:58
here just a week ago Germany01:13:00
performed an absolutely amazing act 40001:13:04
items more than 400 items01:13:06
called Benin bronze that is01:13:09
taken out by the colonialists01:13:12
Belgian and German also from01:13:14
Central Africa from Beni for today01:13:16
this part of the Congo was returned01:13:19
representatives of the Congolese community01:13:21
museums is one such example that01:13:25
countries are embarking on this path of voluntary01:13:29
voluntary separation from those01:13:31
items that are illegal or01:13:33
there were some historical reasons01:13:35
taken to their territory so I want01:13:38
back to egypt and you touched on this01:13:40
the topic here is a very important thing there is Carter01:13:43
the same famous archaeologist who01:13:46
found01:13:47
Magnificent sarcophagus of Tottenhamon He01:13:51
after all, he concluded before his excavations01:13:53
agreement with the Egyptian government01:13:55
that all he finds is Osta on the territory01:13:58
Egypt and He kept his word he didn't01:14:02
I took away nothing, but everything was mine01:14:04
recognized that he did it, he revealed to us01:14:08
such a treasure this is a treasure at times01:14:10
comes to a variety of museums01:14:13
I remember my childhood impressions when01:14:15
we had this gold exhibited in Moscow01:14:18
the mask is with me exactly the same as with01:14:21
by anyone And I also think that there is another one01:14:24
moment after all, these objects of art01:14:26
Yes, they can be illegally exported as01:14:30
ambassadors of these countries in another world to another01:14:33
culture here again in Germany01:14:35
come where is the Egyptian museum where01:14:37
Nefertiti And ours are kept there today in01:14:41
Berlin Museum and even made01:14:45
ours, let's return to our context Yes, world ones01:14:49
masterpieces are in different museums01:14:52
there in different ways01:14:54
somewhere more concentrated somewhere01:14:56
less somewhere by school somewhere by year01:14:58
somewhere else somehow and all this is good01:15:01
global world Now let's01:15:04
let's think that we are like Russians01:15:08
cut off not only from material01:15:11
Western culture because well, the visa is not01:15:14
give we can't sit at Montmarte and01:15:16
drink coffee there yes Or jeans01:15:17
some to buy from that same Belgium01:15:19
So we still can’t get into these museums01:15:22
we are cut off not only from modern01:15:24
the world but also from the eternal world of art01:15:27
So01:15:29
ticking after all, I’m sure it’s01:15:32
specific short-term moment we01:15:35
must understand that after all01:15:36
humanity has been fighting almost all of its01:15:39
history is more than 99 percent of history01:15:42
of humanity This is the history of wars of war01:15:44
of course always for lands For resources for01:15:47
various artifacts and cultural objects in01:15:50
in this regard, this is of course throughout01:15:51
throughout human history have been legal01:15:54
trophies and in fact from the Russian01:15:56
the empire has enough such trophies and01:15:59
The Soviet Union is more than enough01:16:02
so it seems to me that this is what01:16:04
done by Indians or some specialists01:16:07
from South Africa it's more like01:16:09
geopolitical trolling method01:16:11
Remind the British Empire that01:16:14
after all, their power their wealth01:16:16
was based on the same thing01:16:19
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defeat and therefore actually lost01:16:28
mean from your part of the territory Exactly01:16:30
so when the Poles present something01:16:32
It's very strange for the Germans, the Poles01:16:35
enough to get the land let's do it01:16:37
now direct dialogue is acceptable01:16:40
The fact is that Duda01:16:43
When they first stated what they wanted01:16:46
The Constitution received a return, but first01:16:48
Let's listen to Duda01:16:51
friend01:16:55
and the most affected were the Polish01:16:58
Belarusian Ukrainian nation And of course01:17:00
the Jewish population living in01:17:02
these lands if the feeling of guilt and01:17:05
responsibility for World War II01:17:07
should force the Germans to do something01:17:09
so it's serious and honest to approach01:17:11
compensation to the people who paid01:17:13
the highest price for the madness of Nazism01:17:18
I confused Duda with Tosk, but I think that01:17:20
the difference is not very big01:17:22
No, both of them say01:17:26
which is exactly01:17:29
quiet inconspicuous01:17:32
in response to these claims says Well01:17:35
ok then let's think about01:17:37
The lands that Poland got in01:17:39
as a result of the end of World War II01:17:41
wars Let's listen to him01:17:44
Looking at Donald Tusk I would like01:17:47
say how important agreements are01:17:50
concluded by Willy Brant that01:17:52
borders between Germany and Poland01:17:54
established forever after hundreds of years01:17:56
history and I wouldn't like it01:17:58
some people were rummaging through books on01:18:01
stories to guide boundary changes01:18:05
we are not talking about some narrow01:18:07
we are talking about a strip of some kind of land01:18:09
in fact, 25 percent of the territory up to01:18:12
military Germany but before expansion Well,01:18:15
look like this look like this01:18:18
Poland has gained more and now they want more01:18:21
and take restitution in money but the claim01:18:23
not only to them she asks us for it too01:18:26
since we seem to be aggressors with her01:18:29
we won't be on the political side01:18:31
disassemble But here is Pyotr Glinsky01:18:35
just on topic she told us this is who we have01:18:38
minister of culture and national01:18:39
heritage of Poland He is also something from us01:18:41
demands let's listen01:18:43
today according to international law01:18:46
Russia is obliged to return Polish01:18:48
cultural property stolen during01:18:50
war cases of theft of cultural property01:18:52
have no statute of limitations not only in these01:18:55
conmoral dimension but also in the sphere01:18:57
international law, restitution is01:18:59
continuous and endless process01:19:01
the Polish state has never01:19:03
will stop searching and return cultural01:19:05
valuables that were stolen during01:19:07
World War II is worship01:19:09
to the baby Lorenzo decredi two mourners01:19:13
saints and Retina was spinning Christ and01:19:16
The Sinner by Luke Jordan portrait by the artist01:19:19
valentina de bulone italian landscape01:19:23
Andrey01:19:24
Madonna and Child01:19:28
against the backdrop of a landscape by unknown authors01:19:32
Well, look, didn’t mention it specifically01:19:36
Russia understands that there are complaints against us01:19:37
turned because the paintings are named But01:19:40
I want to turn everything upside down a little01:19:41
turn over let's assume that these paintings01:19:44
in the Louvre they know where they are01:19:47
If only the French had the nerve01:19:49
demand this kind of restitution and01:19:51
return these works to the Polish side01:19:53
which more or less turned out to be the same01:19:55
must have arisen There is not one there01:19:57
Polish artist there mostly01:19:59
Italians01:20:07
Of course the Poles know where to direct01:20:11
their claims They understand well that01:20:13
if they start these claims01:20:15
extend to countries such as01:20:17
France will receive an appropriate response01:20:19
Germany01:20:25
cultural disputes escalate01:20:27
geopolitical is a struggle for territory01:20:29
so it is, but you understand what’s the matter01:20:31
This is very important. Good afternoon colleague.01:20:33
said about the agreement01:20:35
indeed about the ambassadors Yes,01:20:37
this culture is like my culture Let it be01:20:40
will be in the Louvre But that's kind of what it is01:20:42
called soft power Yes, if the country01:20:46
which claims a certain01:20:48
cultural heritage believes what is better01:20:50
for it to be somewhere else in01:20:53
public you said we were deprived01:20:55
this right this opportunity to be museums01:20:57
Europe, if any country believes that01:20:59
it is better that our cultural heritage01:21:01
was there as an ambassador of our Great01:21:05
culture Let it be so in reality01:21:07
but look, the Minister of Culture of Poland is clearly01:21:09
he is being disingenuous when he states that01:21:12
there are clear ones we just discussed this01:21:13
clear strict laws01:21:15
restitutions that do not have a deadline01:21:17
long ago without saying a word about01:21:20
voluntary01:21:22
I note that very often01:21:26
people when they don't know what to say but want to01:21:27
at the same time see convincingly refer01:21:29
to international law because01:21:31
rule01:21:32
understand but sounds very impressive01:21:34
really because more than01:21:37
some kind of voluntary rest01:21:39
they generally cannot express their will01:21:41
count but me completely different01:21:43
the thing is amazing Why Poland is talking about this01:21:45
spoke not in the 70s, not in the 80s, not in the 90s A01:21:49
for some reason, in recent times, literally01:21:51
there for a couple of years I generally associate it with01:21:53
quite a modern situation associated with01:21:57
over such a very clear verified01:21:59
vector for rewriting history01:22:02
events of World War II one by one01:22:04
for a simple reason we have already talked about uh01:22:06
more land has actually been added01:22:08
Almost by a third and this, in general, is also in01:22:10
quite a material format01:22:12
responsibility and rest on no longer in01:22:14
in the form of value A in the form of, in general,01:22:15
land territory which is also01:22:17
very very important valuable but the point is01:22:20
that few people mention that more and01:22:22
received money and she received it01:22:25
The Soviet part of the reparations and, in general, with01:22:30
it was fifty-three01:22:31
consolidated refusal of these01:22:35
this money and exactly half a century even more01:22:37
it turns out the Poles were silent there for 60 years And01:22:40
then suddenly they started talking Well, that is, this01:22:42
Absolutely format Impudence second happiness01:22:44
because it's just a desire to trample01:22:46
rewrite at the end of World War II01:22:48
them for themselves, I think that’s not the only way01:22:50
look, we’ve been watching for a long time01:22:52
Poland's behavior is changing, especially in01:22:54
conditions of special military01:22:56
operations and what in general today01:22:58
happening Why Russia Why Germany01:23:01
It’s completely clear Russia Russakovism We01:23:05
We don’t even discuss Russia’s rogue state01:23:07
we need to spread rot, we will become a locomotive in those01:23:11
countries that will spread rot on Russia01:23:13
in the end we will destroy her Why01:23:15
Germany formally Germany Today01:23:18
Leader of Europe and Poland01:23:21
Having nothing but ambition01:23:24
except01:23:25
offended story Well, they suffered01:23:28
there are 6 million of course they can do it01:23:30
the Germans throw faces every time they01:23:32
trying to seize the German initiative01:23:34
Moreover, Germany is now in01:23:37
the next few months will be easy01:23:39
busy with survival and not at all01:23:41
leadership therefore it turns out Or I01:23:44
I'm mistaken that this is even art01:23:47
in a sense, it’s just a crush on01:23:50
powder keg so that it explodes like this01:23:52
exploded no I agree that this is it01:23:54
mentioning the family of paintings is political01:23:57
gesture01:23:58
basis for them01:24:01
to apply you need to study separately and01:24:03
maybe it will make it more calm01:24:05
times now it is useful to remember that in01:24:08
1956 more were returned from01:24:12
the then Soviet Union 27 thousand01:24:15
objects of art 27 thousand large and01:24:18
small objects of art and01:24:20
additional 20 thousand books and archival01:24:23
records and it was not returned01:24:26
requirement not with a claim what it is01:24:28
stolen there and so on Return Return01:24:31
stolen and completely voluntarily01:24:34
mutual consent of the parties And if there is01:24:37
the desire to return something from what they01:24:40
Poles consider it national01:24:43
cultural value, well, please contact01:24:45
Of course you have to eat differently01:24:47
special representative of the president01:24:49
for questions like this, go to him and of course01:24:52
in another there is no need to be rude and everything is of course01:24:54
friend Tonya, look here01:24:55
to the Poles that from 1809 to a certain01:24:59
date it was part of the Russian01:25:02
empire therefore we have as heirs01:25:04
The Russian Empire may well be01:25:06
similar claims Not necessary01:25:08
it was by the way in '5601:25:10
something can't be returned, it's true but01:25:13
watch the minkul after all01:25:15
Russian Empire Today we understand01:25:18
Russian Empire Why us and01:25:21
successors of the Soviet Union and01:25:23
Heirs regarding the Soviet Union01:25:25
there was a statement01:25:27
what the Soviet government didn’t do01:25:29
so in fact there are Poles here01:25:31
completely openly brazenly declare that01:25:34
they are already fighting against us when they do01:25:37
such statements mean one thing01:25:39
admit that they are fighting against Russia and01:25:41
are already forming a score in the hope of Victory01:25:44
together with the Americans based on the results when01:25:47
will sit down at peace conferences that01:25:49
present the defeated country01:25:52
and They are open, this has actually started now01:25:54
recognized by the Ministry of Culture of our01:25:56
Still, further answers regarding queries01:25:59
so-called01:26:02
This type of value belongs to a special01:26:05
categories since they were moved to01:26:07
territory of the USSR in implementation01:26:09
compensatory restitution for actions01:26:12
Nazi Germany and its allies in01:26:14
during the Great Patriotic War01:26:17
Well, that is, we answer like guys. These are the ones01:26:22
values that Germany gave us01:26:24
amazed and now it’s ours01:26:28
claim you understand that claims01:26:30
strangely the pulse of Poland will not stop01:26:33
not from other countries, for example01:26:35
Schliemann gold that was stored with us01:26:38
But complaints came to him even from01:26:40
from both Greece and Turkey, these01:26:43
the complaints don't end there but if we01:26:46
Let's spend some time dividing K01:26:49
unfortunately the market will not reach the point01:26:53
look if yes If I want01:26:57
look, I remember the story with the books01:27:01
from the library of a Hasidic rabbi when01:27:05
it was also a long story and I'm completely01:27:08
I didn’t understand that we should hold on to these01:27:10
books if they offer the same ones Well01:27:13
exactly the same format, same year01:27:15
the publication is also preserved01:27:17
only which fish did not belong but01:27:19
agreed there because there was no01:27:22
political background bird flat01:27:26
one of our librarians who is not01:27:29
allowed the export of these valuables and agreed01:27:32
on the fact that everything will be digitized and there will be01:27:35
publicly available on the website01:27:38
Russian State Library01:27:41
library of the Jewish center is01:27:42
really everything is available and any of01:27:44
These books can be borrowed in electronic form01:27:47
study01:27:52
in Kyiv it’s the same, that is, well, more01:27:55
German writer imagine Difficult01:27:56
imagine However, the Soviet Union01:27:58
ordered So the archive is there01:28:01
ok so turn to Ukraine which01:28:03
Now your heels lie or other places01:28:05
and tell me what you have in our archive01:28:07
What a great poet makes, well turn him around01:28:10
you think Zelensky won’t come running here01:28:12
immediately with this archive even01:28:17
to the gallery this is a brilliant precedent01:28:20
just so monumental01:28:22
a precedent for how civilized one can be01:28:25
to resolve this issue, I will remind you that when01:28:27
Allied aircraft smashed an ally01:28:30
Dresden in its entirety including the building by the way01:28:33
Dresden painting gallery01:28:35
was dilapidated in underground01:28:37
vaults Slava When they hid in Shakhty01:28:39
a significant part of the paintings But by the way01:28:41
Fedor, who wanted to have his own in Linz01:28:44
separate museum He gave the order01:28:47
and secretly exported some of the paintings, mind you01:28:50
then they were found after the war and uh01:28:53
the most famous is the Sistine01:28:56
Raphael's Madonna was found by a platoon of soldiers01:29:00
chapter attention story ironic01:29:03
Lieutenant Rabinovich found in01:29:05
ruins of one of Hitler's residences01:29:08
shocked then even wrote a book This01:29:11
history deep history now the question01:29:12
who remembers this who needs it our01:29:16
feat01:29:17
What can you do now to see01:29:19
these masterpieces of the Dresden gallery have us01:29:22
Russians are not allowed into Germany01:29:23
we can still remember Krakow with passports01:29:26
we can remember the safety of which01:29:28
we left a cultural heritage in Po01:29:30
Poland this very Although the city should have01:29:33
fly up into the air just that's who it is01:29:36
I still remember there were some signs hanging and in01:29:39
hung in the Dresden gallery and I already01:29:42
mentioned the altar there is also modest01:29:44
sign hung Thank him in Russia for01:29:46
Soviet Union where are these signs now01:29:49
Well, here we are talking time to remember01:29:52
it feels like our Western Friends01:29:55
must remove the program time to forget01:29:58
Now it’s time to forget and reset everything after all01:30:02
the sign doesn't solve the signs01:30:17
reading by the window and so on, after all, dure01:30:21
Titian Rembrandt was there in this01:30:24
the most Dresden painting gallery01:30:26
which have been preserved and restored01:30:28
and returned in the fifty-fifth year I01:30:31
I want to remind you who bombed and01:30:34
Dresden and the gallery it was the largest01:30:36
carpet bombing in history01:30:39
powerful charge if I'm not mistaken01:30:41
exceeded both Hiroshima and Nagasaki in01:30:44
several times who bombed Dresden01:30:48
there was simply no military necessity01:30:50
none of course01:30:51
the answer is clear who it was, an act of retribution01:30:56
then she flew in and achieved01:31:00
one by one because Donetsk is the same01:31:03
it was from Dresden, it’s the same method01:31:06
the same verse of such carpet01:31:08
bombing01:31:09
What are you saying01:31:12
there was nothing left to address Donetsk01:31:15
after all, thank God he still lives too much01:31:17
Apparently little was brought from Germany01:31:19
ammunition on civilians we01:31:22
that we will count 1-2.000 - What is this?01:31:25
difference of course01:31:27
same Americans today01:31:29
Bandera's supporters do the same thing by the way01:31:32
the practice is absolutely the same yes the Americans01:31:35
Then we simply had the opportunity01:31:38
Now the Americans don’t have Banderas01:31:40
absolutely their heaven that is01:31:44
they had a huge amount of equipment01:31:47
including aircraft that could01:31:49
a short flight at night Yes, break it01:31:52
bomb Dresden Yes, but these people Why me01:31:56
I'll explain we compare tactics If01:31:59
these were strong, what do you think about01:32:01
Of course, there is something left of Donbass01:32:03
Sasha just watched the movie Americans01:32:06
like they are only humane in Dresden01:32:08
bombed01:32:09
pieces of finger and Sergei movie with him01:32:11
wonderful Immortal01:32:13
bombing of Berlin in September forty more01:32:17
first year Yes, actually01:32:19
what, what did we bomb then during peaceful times?01:32:23
population And infrastructures although they could01:32:26
answer the same thing also harshly01:32:29
Do you understand this difference between us01:32:30
Americans already know01:32:33
following trends in methods01:32:35
waging war01:32:37
our way and not our way forces01:32:40
to think that after all we are from our own way01:32:43
we'll refuse me But the time has come, I think so01:32:47
think about going to Khreshchatyk01:32:50
in coffee shops like Montmartre it also became01:32:53
it's restless not to go anywhere after01:32:56
advertising we will be back01:32:59
I think that the power lies in the truth01:33:02
someone is really stronger01:33:05
Seryozha Bodrov has somehow become one of his own01:33:08
a person for so many people01:33:10
really a brother01:33:14
with you01:33:18
relationship he is not like me he is not like and01:33:22
something simpler and more mature like river sky01:33:25
blue it's all my family he wasn't01:33:30
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enjoyed life01:33:35
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Is it easy to be recognized as a genius when01:34:08
life If I answer this01:34:10
Serious question, I'll look like an idiot01:34:14
We decided to record the Memories of Friends01:34:18
Zhvanetsky01:34:20
Mikhalych on you We were on you and in01:34:23
company I noticed two or three times if he01:34:26
wasn't the center of attention01:34:28
he himself was a testing ground for targeted humor01:34:37
for a woman in general to self01:34:40
feel most of his actions01:34:42
committed for the sake of women, I think for the sake of01:34:44
women he became famous when I01:34:46
he dealt with women professionally01:34:48
complexed tall young I'm elderly01:34:53
small fat bald01:34:56
and didn't want to01:34:58
and I didn’t want to run into trouble Maybe I’m wrong01:35:02
quite possible01:35:11
won't sing from a piece of paper01:35:14
my friend Zhvanetsky01:35:18
premiere tomorrow on First okay01:35:22
I say Grigory excellent Konstantin01:35:34
Autumn music What Where When01:35:40
autumn series of games from September 25 to01:35:44
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every region of the country has something01:35:55
the most the longest the longest house the most01:35:58
Northern trolleybus is the oldest01:36:00
architectural ensemble or most01:36:03
unusual bridge But the most important thing is the people01:36:07
strong generous real ones01:36:11
we will find out how they live in Murmansk01:36:16
residents of Abkhazia and why it’s always like this01:36:19
calm and calm01:36:30
in life you have to try everything01:36:35
living happily is just living01:36:39
I'm Evgeniy Krivtsov and this is the life program01:36:42
see you on the First life of yours01:36:47
premiere from October 2nd on First01:36:54
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Why didn't I go with you now?01:37:04
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evening call, evening Bell01:37:09
and Seraphim they are from a large family with many children01:37:12
family Anna is the eleventh child in the family01:37:15
Yes Seraphim 1201:37:18
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cows get stronger when you give them01:37:23
sing01:37:25
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by the way 91 years old by the way the last one01:37:38
she's being pursued by a fan01:37:43
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singers vocalists musicians about them either01:37:49
ruble01:37:53
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in the kitchen01:37:57
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now a little off-topic actually01:38:17
case on the topic The fact is that in anticipation01:38:19
celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Victory at the Pentagon01:38:22
himself on the site posted the top of what01:38:24
happened during World War II01:38:27
war let's see01:38:30
almost five years after the start of the war01:38:32
American and allied forces June 601:38:35
1944 landed on the coast01:38:37
Normandy for Adolf Hitler and01:38:40
Nazi Germany is an invasion01:38:41
marked the beginning of the end in less than01:38:45
in a year Germany will surrender and Hitler01:38:47
will be dead to Western European countries01:38:49
liberated by Allied forces01:38:51
to become prosperous01:38:53
democracies A liberated in the east01:38:56
been in the Soviet Union for decades01:38:58
occupation still has the meanness of arrogance and01:39:02
nonsense statute of limitations is also no news01:39:04
ahead01:39:07
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Hello news on Channel One with01:39:20
you Andrey Ukharev01:39:23
So today started a five-day01:39:25
referendum that will determine the future01:39:27
million residents of four regions at once01:39:28
Donetsk and Lugansk republics as well as01:39:31
Zaporozhye and Kherson region and with them01:39:33
throughout Russia the only question is01:39:35
which voters are asked: Do they want01:39:38
so that their territory becomes integral01:39:40
part of our Great Country and what01:39:43
The vast majority of these are positive01:39:45
there is no doubt about it01:39:47
The results of surveys also indicate01:39:49
voters themselves say the same thing01:39:51
we came to vote01:39:53
upon entry into the Russian Federation we01:39:57
We've been waiting for this for a long time, that's how long we've been waiting01:40:00
been waiting since it probably started01:40:03
Happy fourteenth year and finally01:40:06
it happened we are all very happy01:40:11
finally we have waited01:40:14
The Russian Federation will be our Motherland01:40:16
many have already made their choice in favor01:40:18
citizenship of the Russian Federation01:40:21
Russian speakers are our culture01:40:23
Orthodoxy is all our fascist01:40:27
Ukraine that now exists01:40:30
just not on the way01:40:32
the referendum will last 5 days01:40:34
the decision was made in order to ensure01:40:35
security and you can vote01:40:38
not only on plots but also at home01:40:39
representatives of election commissions will arrive then01:40:42
How the referendum is going in Zaporozhye01:40:44
observed by Valentina Solovyova01:40:46
exactly eight times Zaporozhye region01:40:48
the referendum has started right now01:40:49
employees of territorial sections01:40:51
commissions are preparing to leave themselves They01:40:53
take these portable levels01:40:55
will begin door-to-door canvassing of voters01:40:57
have been waiting for this day01:41:07
in case I'm late to vote, residents01:41:10
Melitopol no knocks expected on the door01:41:12
seeing members of the election commission in01:41:14
the window itself looks out onto the streets Thank you01:41:18
at critical infrastructure facilities01:41:20
organized mobile points01:41:22
voting so that people can accept01:41:23
participation in the referendum without interrupting01:41:25
production process we are now01:41:26
We are located on the territory of one of01:41:28
enterprises of Melitopol and this is what01:41:30
there's a line of workers here01:41:33
someone comes in teams after the night01:41:35
shifts and still waits for our turn01:41:38
no one forced this matter Consent Who01:41:40
wants to vote01:41:43
you came voluntarily01:41:52
Of course we waited and came01:41:54
vote the future01:42:03
I love I just love actively high01:42:08
especially for the enterprise01:42:11
everyone came voluntarily01:42:14
from the very beginning of our arrival everything was active01:42:18
vote therefore we generally expect me01:42:22
It seems the newsletter is in two languages, Russian01:42:24
and in Ukrainian the question sounds like you are for01:42:27
exit of the Zaporozhye region from the structure01:42:28
Ukraine education Zaporozhye region01:42:31
independent state and entry01:42:33
him into Russia01:42:35
stability for our city for01:42:38
our region and for our residents first01:42:40
queue for our children who should01:42:42
grow create build socially01:42:45
a fair state and not one that01:42:47
lasted for eight years01:42:49
pumping up hatred Russophobia and01:42:52
glorification of Bandera criminals in01:42:55
first of all, therefore our choice will be01:42:56
unequivocal with Russia01:42:59
if people were treated like human beings then01:43:03
life will be good for children so as not01:43:06
was This is an infringement of our parents01:43:10
with this tape I saw how they grab these01:43:13
Why take off tapes from Old people?01:43:16
Let's vote on this, God forbid Russia and01:43:18
will be better Zaporozhye region strengthened01:43:20
security measures01:43:25
namely in taxation at home or at01:43:27
mobile sites To avoid01:43:28
large crowds are expected01:43:31
about half a million people will become01:43:33
participants of the referendum in Zaporozhye01:43:34
region on his final day 2701:43:37
September voting will take place01:43:38
directly at the polls01:43:40
areas and the next morning they will announce01:43:43
preliminary results01:43:46
honor of the start of the referendum in the streets01:43:48
Melitopol motor rally of dozens of cars01:43:50
left with the flags of Russia and Zaporozhye01:43:52
oncoming drivers greet the columns01:43:54
with signals from Valentin Solovyov Pavel01:43:56
Volkonsky Irina Chechuy Channel One01:43:58
Melitopol01:44:00
refugees who moved to our01:44:02
country And millions of them are also active01:44:04
hundreds vote for them all over Russia01:44:06
all you have to do is come and show them01:44:08
passport with secret service registration as01:44:10
national terrorist declaration01:44:12
committee take exhaustive measures01:44:14
security in Moscow have already voted01:44:16
ambassadors of the Donetsk and Lugansk republics and01:44:19
there are a lot of people Almost everywhere no one01:44:22
hides what kind of annexation to Russia01:44:25
because the sooner this happens, the01:44:27
refugees will be able to return home sooner01:44:31
for me personally because I am all of us01:44:34
we all experienced this01:44:41
my son died01:44:43
having been there in captivity01:44:46
Of course yes01:44:50
ready to vote Yes, I was really looking forward to it01:44:52
accession to the Russian Federation01:44:54
because of what happened because of01:44:56
recent events in Ukraine since 1401:44:59
just living there was already01:45:01
impossible Today is the first vote and01:45:04
in general, basically all that happens is01:45:06
will go down in history this means a lot to me01:45:07
personally significant event I am from Mariupol01:45:11
I have no home, no clothes, no01:45:15
nothing for children, same for me, adults01:45:18
children bombed, burned, we evacuated01:45:23
I want to go home I think this is01:45:26
everything will speed up and the referendum will take place and01:45:30
Everything will be alright01:45:32
Now about how the special operation is going01:45:34
for the protection of the population of Donbass Today01:45:36
our Ministry of Defense spoke about01:45:38
destruction of several hundred Ukrainian01:45:40
nationalists in different directions01:45:42
artillery missile forces and aviation01:45:44
active enemy positions eliminated01:45:48
many control points places01:45:49
accumulations of manpower and armored vehicles01:45:51
also store ammunition here01:45:53
said a defense representative01:45:54
departments Igor Konashenkov01:45:56
as a result of a precision strike01:45:59
Russian Aerospace Forces01:46:00
divisions01:46:02
81st near the city of Kramatorsk01:46:05
Donetsk People's Republic destroyed01:46:07
over 220 Ukrainian military personnel in01:46:11
areas of the city Slavic populated01:46:13
Ozernoe village of Donetsk people's01:46:14
The Republic suffered a fire defeat01:46:16
foreign mercenary unit01:46:19
more than 100 militants killed01:46:22
high-precision weapons of the Russian Aerospace Forces in the area01:46:24
the city of Zaporozhye was struck01:46:27
positions of tactical group Chaika a01:46:29
also a temporary deployment point01:46:31
nationalist battalions Skif Dnepr01:46:34
and cheetah01:46:35
over 190 militants and 1201:46:38
units of military equipment01:46:40
strikes of the operational-tactical army01:46:42
aviation missile forces and artillery01:46:44
Temporary deployment points 59 hit01:46:47
motorped and sixty-third01:46:49
mechanized brigades in the areas01:46:51
settlements nameless and rough01:46:54
subdivisions of the Nikolaev region losses against01:46:56
amounted to more than 130 military personnel01:47:00
in our Ministry of Defense Today they reported01:47:02
new categories of citizens who are not01:47:04
are not subject to partial mobilization01:47:07
will call upon Russians with the highest01:47:08
education that provides employment01:47:10
at selected high-tech01:47:12
industries and financial systems01:47:14
countries and in particular this is a number of it01:47:17
Russian specialists01:47:18
telecom operators and generating systems01:47:20
organizations in the field of information, including01:47:22
including some registered media and01:47:25
also some bank employees01:47:26
sector head of the company which01:47:28
fall under these categories must01:47:30
provide lists of specialists01:47:35
and today it has become known that within01:47:37
son was called up for partial mobilization01:47:40
the head of the Republic of Crimea about this01:47:41
Sergei Aksyonov himself told reporters01:47:44
no difference for anyone at all legal01:47:48
day for everyone Today my son was01:47:51
called accordingly already left in the morning01:47:53
to a unit on the territory of a unit01:47:55
accordingly Came to me himself And here I am01:47:59
I'm proud of my son's actions, he says01:48:01
I got a call from the military registration and enlistment office yesterday01:48:03
says I can't stay away01:48:04
situation I understand the picture I should too01:48:07
it seemed like he couldn't give it away despite the fact that he was in01:48:09
I served in the army, so today it’s also his01:48:11
saw off from the Simferopol military registration and enlistment office01:48:13
like other conscripts01:48:16
4 deputies from United Russia wrote01:48:18
an application asking to send them01:48:20
serve in a special protection operation zone01:48:22
Donbass as part of our armed forces01:48:24
This was announced by the Secretary of the General Council01:48:25
party Andrey Turchak he clarified Who01:48:28
specifically wants to go to the front01:48:30
Chairman of the Duma Security Committee01:48:32
health Dmitry Khutbezov and also01:48:34
deputy chairmen of several committees namely01:48:36
on defense Dmitry Sablin on issues01:48:38
family of women and children Vitaly Milonov and01:48:41
economic policy Sergei Sokol he01:48:43
also secretary of the Khakass branch01:48:45
United Russia, as Turchak noted, everything01:48:47
applications will be sent to01:48:49
consideration by the Ministry of Defense01:48:52
now the footage we received01:48:53
a few minutes ago Vladimir Putin01:48:55
held a meeting with permanent01:48:56
members of the Russian Security Council01:48:58
discussed the topic of patriotism01:48:59
education in our society01:49:02
we are looking for a day today01:49:04
questions related to work organization01:49:09
By01:49:10
moral patriotic education01:49:12
in the higher education system in the system01:49:18
Enlightenment please let's start Kravtsov01:49:23
24 children from Donbass who remained01:49:26
without parents we found new moms and dads 901:49:29
Russian families accepted orphans they01:49:32
came to Nizhny Novgorod escort01:49:33
Commissioner for Children's Rights Maria01:49:35
Lvoy Belova Some of the brothers and01:49:37
I haven't seen my sisters for a long time, but01:49:39
now they are together again report any01:49:41
Filippova01:49:43
Certainly01:49:46
the meetings were the most positive emotions01:49:49
so we are fully prepared01:49:51
program01:49:52
there are social workers for the boys01:49:55
Of course the adoptive parents themselves are still waiting01:49:58
eagerly arrived long before01:49:59
the arrival of the train is in some hands01:50:01
nameplates so you don't get lost01:50:04
the children themselves also had a long journey01:50:06
first Rostov-on-Don then Moscow01:50:08
rehabilitation in one of the Moscow region01:50:11
boarding houses for several days, finally01:50:12
Nizhny Novgorod meeting with new families01:50:15
is expecting five siblings at once and01:50:19
their sisters cannot be separated, but at home01:50:22
10 of her relatives and01:50:24
adopted children are highly anticipated01:50:26
they try to tidy up the toys and water them01:50:29
flowers groom cats01:50:32
and here they are Twins Artyom Maxim Masha01:50:36
Dasha and little Natasha brought them01:50:38
children's ombudsman Maria Lvovu Belova01:50:40
they are experiencing you like they are right now01:50:43
they will be met at the station and directly01:50:45
we'll see right away In general, I'm worried about everything01:50:47
with them, honestly, Home stands right there01:50:49
in my throat now01:50:51
kind beautiful with tears in her eyes01:50:54
now their mom can yes01:50:57
brothers and sisters did not see each other for 4 years01:51:00
in different orphanages only here in01:51:02
Russia They will finally be together again01:51:05
wondered, worried, expected01:51:08
Well, now there’s such joy now01:51:12
easily became as if they had always been hers01:51:15
says Tanabanova and Nastya Egor01:51:18
asks mom about their dog's new home01:51:21
little chihuahua two cats love01:51:24
animals01:51:32
Who will become their children's adoptive parents?01:51:34
chose it yourself watched the video where01:51:37
potential moms and dads talked about01:51:39
every family for itself, like Makeeva and01:51:41
I have already raised not a single one with great experience01:51:43
child Lilia, the eldest of 13, even I became01:51:47
godmother of one Yes, we take care of our01:51:50
children, they are family to us and we don’t care01:51:53
where are they from from the Donetsk Republic to01:51:55
Russia has already managed to remove 300 children01:51:57
Do you know what the Ukrainian Nazis are doing?01:52:00
with our land01:52:02
Rarely a week goes by without us01:52:05
a child died and of course the wounded children I01:52:09
you know how I perceive this separation01:52:10
like salvation for these children and then this01:52:13
children find families and no children01:52:16
home cannot be better than family alone01:52:19
was the first to take custody of01:52:21
sixteen-year-old Philip from Mariupol01:52:22
Maria Lvov herself told us about01:52:25
this July and here's another joyful one01:52:27
news we received a passport yesterday01:52:29
Russian Federation such joy01:52:32
not passports at all I've seen my life01:52:34
never and he says I’m mine now01:52:36
Anyone who needs help and protection01:52:39
104 more will arrive in the country soon01:52:41
child from Lugansk People's Republic01:52:43
and Russians ready to give them love01:52:45
there is a lot of affection and family in everyone01:52:48
region we have just today01:52:50
there were about 20 calls from people there01:52:53
who would also like to be ready01:52:57
accept such children accept find01:53:02
to forget all these horrors01:53:06
Channel One Nizhny Novgorod01:53:10
and with that, the residents of the European part01:53:12
I say goodbye to Russia, the broadcast will continue01:53:14
big game program01:53:24
Good afternoon There's a big game on air01:53:28
Vladimir Putin is currently holding a meeting01:53:30
with members of the Security Council01:53:32
problems of patriotic education01:53:34
students in the education system01:53:37
yesterday he had an important conversation with Ben01:53:42
Salman the next prince01:53:44
Saudi Arabia whom I thanked01:53:46
for mediation services in the rescue01:53:48
our guys from Ukrainian hell from01:53:52
Ukrainian captivity and discussed issues01:53:54
related to the activities of guardianship plus01:53:57
today is the day by the way01:54:00
national holiday of saudi arabia01:54:02
the day of the creation of this state by the way01:54:06
the first to recognize Saudi Arabia in01:54:08
as an independent state was01:54:10
Union of Soviet Socialist01:54:12
Republics01:54:15
Sergei Vyacheslavrov is being held very01:54:18
active work in the fields01:54:21
General Assembly of the organization01:54:23
United Nations yesterday he attended01:54:25
ministerial meeting of the group of friends in01:54:27
defense of the UN Charter then met with01:54:30
Secretary of State Saint01:54:31
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