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Good evening gentlemen This is Yulia Latynina and

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Vladimir Sichkin Vladimir Hello

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Good evening Yulia Greetings to all our

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respected viewers and subscribers Hello everyone I

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remind you that Vladimir Osechkin is not chapter

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10 and there is no gulag and of course we have a link to his channel, in my opinion

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we have it where -

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she got lost in the description, now she

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will return Don’t worry, the Lord is in

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place So subscribe to

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Vladimir’s channel Subscribe to our

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own Latin on TV Don’t forget

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to share the link to this broadcast and

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like it and I think that we will have the main

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conversation about what We talked last

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time about the fate of Ukrainian prisoners of war

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because Vladimir is closely

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involved in this and he has absolutely

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exclusive things, but I would still

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like to start first with one of the main

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news of recent days, Navalny is 19 years old

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and a special regime is

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Vladimir What is special regime

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because I have a feeling that,

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no matter how, they started this whole story precisely in

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order to put Navalny in this

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very special regime as an expert on everything.

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What does the gulag mean?

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I’ll tell you the theory of what is written in the

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penal code and what

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theoretical differences there are between

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where he is now and where Alexey

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Anatolyevich will be moved after some

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time, and then we’ll talk about the fact that in

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real life on paper the difference between

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strict and special regime in the fact that those

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who are sentenced to serve their sentence in a

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special regime colony They receive

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fewer packages, less parcels, fewer

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letters, fewer visits, they

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literally have two dates a year there to meet

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with close relatives, family, of course,

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in this regard, these are such formal

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differences, but what’s much more important is not that

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You spelled out what is actually happening

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and here it is important to understand that in

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special regime colonies the majority of people are

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convicted of especially dangerous recidivism. These are

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those who have received prison terms for the second third third fourth fifth

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sixth seventh even the tenth time,

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there are many who have been

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convicted of murdering two and more people

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or for several different murders so that there is

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enough of a mostly dangerous

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serious contingent who are of course not

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comparable with the first-timers in the general regime

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where he was only when he began

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to be punished by the Federal Penitentiary Service for the

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Vladimir Region

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in general and strict regime colonies, despite the fact

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that they are called colonies strict

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regime They are in many ways very similar,

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most people still serve their time in the

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hope of parole,

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in general this half of the term

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for the term this is two-thirds of what you need to serve

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in order to be released. In any case,

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somewhere in the end they

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hide a light and they always hope to look for

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opportunities, most of them in order to be

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released special regime, as a rule,

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this is the story of bezudo Udo,

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only the most zealous kapu

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activists secret agents receive special regime, the

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majority of prisoners due to the special regime

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are not released and this is what

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creates

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such a large chessboard for operatives

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very much by the FSB when they cleverly manipulate

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this cruel level of serving a

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sentence somewhere in some colonies there in

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general. They are treated like life

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prisoners with permanent stands of

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the building, looking at attention out the window with

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outstretched fingers, and so on, they

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almost immediately use physical force

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and means

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And

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of course the operatives there recruit a

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lot of prisoners in order to

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use them as agents and there is a

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huge number of a huge percentage of those

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who in one way or another collaborate with the

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operatives all at the FSB and are

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under their

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control under their pressure,

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remember the fall of 2021 when we

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showed those terrible footage from Saratov

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TV-1

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with systematic torture

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and rape, which was filmed on

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video recorders, and so the main

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instigators of all this, from among the

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convicted capu activists, were precisely

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convicts from a special regime colony

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who were illegally sent to a prison

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hospital

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as already recruited agents. There they

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raped Lily. people were filmed by

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video recorders, perceived as

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in-camera operational work, and

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regularly at the end of the day

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the video recorders were handed over the creepy

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footage captured by the management of TB1 and the operative of the

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Saratov region administration, who in

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turn was also used as Compromising

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evidence as a method of blackmail as a method of

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operational work, and the main activist

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there was Sergei Ananyev. nicknamed

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pineapple from a special regime colony, I’m

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just saying that there are really a

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large number of those who are capable of doing some terrible things in

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exchange for preferential conditions of detention,

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I don’t

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burn now about everyone, of course there are

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those who, through no fault of their own, ended up there and

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who were imprisoned for the second time on a contracted

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case. But their percentage is minimal.

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Basically, these are the people who

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really

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have a direct connection to the criminal

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world and who clearly understand in this current

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coordinate system. There are no longer any

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black colonies, red colonies.

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99.5 percent of all institutions of the Federal Penitentiary Service

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of Russia these are galoshes that have such a black color on the outside with the

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so-called concepts with a hierarchy

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fairy tale obligatory

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humiliated offended here in the gut of course

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one hundred percent this is red one

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hundred percent control by

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the operatives if suddenly someone gets caught there

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obstinate and very quickly taken away to a

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torture concentration camp where very quickly

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he will repaint and explain what he needs to

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do to get rid of these tortures,

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they did not happen to him again, and this is precisely the

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serious danger that

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lies there; it is very easy for an

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operative to do everything at the FSB. Find

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executors to organize some kind of

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domestic conflict, fights, and there may even be

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an injury or murder of Alexei

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Navalny, one of our sources

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said that today in the main

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operational department of the FSIN, which

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determines the entire policy of operatives in the

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Russian prison system, then in the gulag of the 21st

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century, they are considering several

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operational plans for operational

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developments, a plan for legends.

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They are exactly what they understand

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they have a few months because

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of course I am Alexey Navalny his defense

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will in any case appeal this

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verdict and of course it will not be there before

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in a few months it will be able to enter

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into legal force

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of course the comma remains one percent of the fact

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that it will be canceled but still the

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majority when we We understand that

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Negotiations on such

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significant figures for the Putin

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regime, these sentences are agreed in advance

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with the curators from the FSB from a higher

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court, so most likely

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we expect that the sentence as a whole will be

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without significant changes and that means

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in a few months He will go

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to a special regime correctional colony

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will be transferred to one of the other

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regions of Russia Most likely And our

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source said that right now

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operatives from the main operational

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directorate there are two departments 2 4 dealing with

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Navalny. They are just developing

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various cunning plans for operational

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combinations and are further working out a

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road map depending on what the

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servant will blink with his left eye or with his right

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and from the old square of the

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Presidential Administration regarding Navalny so that

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they accordingly understand how to act with him,

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but why am I saying this not

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to escalate, not to

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instill fear in anyone, on the contrary,

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all the secret secret work of the FSB and the

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operational management of the FSIN

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is built behind the scenes, it’s

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called behind-the-scenes in-chamber

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work, and therefore the only

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way to cancel these

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combinations that

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human rights activists and journalists have is to

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disclose, disclose, reveal their

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secrets until the moment when all this

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happens so that they clearly understand and for

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living and in the Lubyanka and in the Kremlin, what if,

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after a few months of a

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special regime correctional colony with Alexei

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Anatolyevich Navalny, some kind of

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emergency suddenly happens at the exit or

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at the entrance to the dining room, and so on, and

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some kind of variety appears and

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flashes sharpening so that They understand perfectly well

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that They will not be able to explain This is

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not to you and me, not to our respected

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viewers and subscribers in Russia outside its

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borders, that it was really a

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domestic quarrel of some kind, it will be

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clear that this will be a training session and

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there is no way to attribute this to

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some kind of everyday quarrel will not be able to we

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know about this, we are now announcing it and

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so that those people who are there as

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intermediaries between the correctional

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colonies Where Alexei Navalny is being held

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and the Kremlin that this is

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the layer clearly understands that first of

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all the responsibility for everything that

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happens will be Exactly they and since

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their average age is about 40 45

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years, these officers who supervise him did

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not understand that even three

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four five ten years after when the regime

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changes they will not escape criminal

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liability if God forbid

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something happens to him So, as

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you know, as a human rights activist, I am announcing

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preventive measures here in order to possibly

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protect Alexei Navalny, these

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Hotheads who want to

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be listened to, that we

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have cooled them down a little with the help of publicity and your

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channel,

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do you have a feeling that the very

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fact of the special regime was one of the reasons

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why this trial took place or

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why the trial itself took place and so

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Navalny was sitting, I think

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I already

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spoke to you once some time ago on one of your broadcasts,

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so I get the feeling that yes,

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that Putin He just you know how

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clearly Alexey Navalny dissects

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in front of everyone, showing how

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sadistic he is and how wide his

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range of this constant

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mockery of his main

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opponent is.

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But really, this is the first

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political prisoner in Russia who

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will end up in a

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special regime penal colony; once again, they will be placed in a special regime

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for Particularly Dangerous relapse for

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some terrible murders for robberies,

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rape, it is repeatedly clear that

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Navalny did not kill anyone, did not rob anyone, did not

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carry it. This is simply Putin demonstrating to us

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that there is no law. He does whatever he wants with

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these pseudo courts. Well,

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he turned on the entire repressive

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apparatus in order to year after year to wear down

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Alexei Navalny his team And most

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importantly his seven similar farstans

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which for some reason many journalists

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call a trial

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how Alexei Navalny is now sitting in

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IK-2 You can say something or you

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will save it someday

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Yes I’m not here I think that something can be

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greatly preserved for later. Well, it’s constant

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mockery, contrived penalties

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that are imposed on him, constant

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falsifications

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with reference to the alleged fact that they

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are acting according to the law, and so on,

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absolutely double standards, once again

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I say it’s clear that there are

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general strict ones written in the documents special regime, there is a

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lot written in the documents, but

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we know a huge number of examples.

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Where in a special regime, people have committed

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very terrible things, but at the same time closely

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cooperate with

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the FSB, they live in very comfortable conditions,

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eat something delicious from restaurants there on a

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constant basis, are on mobile

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communications and In the same way, we know a whole number of

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people who should not

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be in prison at all,

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who are under contracted

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economic and political cases due to

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some

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decent conflicts with the security forces. But

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even in the colony settlements in the

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general regime colonies, their arms are twisted to the fullest

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extent and they are mocked.

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Therefore, here Answering your question But that

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arbitrariness is happening against him

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and the most important thing is that he is

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staying there illegally. The European Court of

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Human Rights clearly decided to

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release him and not keep him there

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because the crime itself did not happen and the trial of

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Alexei Navalny was

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unfair Alexey Keeps up well

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when he is called to all these

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disciplinary commissions, he

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repeats over and over again that from the very beginning, when

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it seems that he is being held there

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illegally, he refers to the decision of the

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European Court of Human Rights,

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which a few years ago was

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mandatory for the Russian Federal

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Penitentiary Service for Russian courts, now we

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understand Other times,

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but now you said that Putin is a soloist and

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mocks his opponents, and in

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fact, with this remark of yours, I want to

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move on to another category of

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political prisoners because let’s

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call them so that in fact, all the

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people who ended up in Putin’s

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prison because they served in the

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Ukrainian army or lived in the

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occupied territory they are

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political prisoners,

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naturally, because I repeat once again,

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if they were prisoners of war, they would be

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held in accordance with the Hague

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Convention as prisoners of war, and what is

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happening to them gives reason to actually

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consider them to be prisoners,

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and what is happening to them, we have already talked about

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in the last broadcast I will tell you I advise you to

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listen to it if anyone hasn’t listened. In particular, I was

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very impressed by Vladimir’s story

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that if these people die, they just

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go to the cemetery and there is a funeral and

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buries Two bodies in addition to some

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old woman who died naturally,

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in fact I remember Apparently they're

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here Go They took Conan's share of this in one

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of his stories,

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but as I understand you do a lot of this

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and What's new

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[music] there's

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really a lot of work going on behind

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the scenes again, for reasons of interest, in the

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interests of the investigation I can't

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tell you all the details of the nuances but what

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can I do? Let’s decide with you

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over the last week. We interviewed a lot of

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victims of

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torture, those who were released during the

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exchange process. Who left the territory of Ukraine and

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who was now taken to a hospital in Europe

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for intensive treatment. I spoke with

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people who are not getting out of the hospital.

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from hospitals for

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5-6-7 months is a very long period of time and

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doctors are doing a lot to

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save these people’s arms and legs because the

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condition in which Russia handed over to Ukraine

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as an exchange is of course

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once again you can call it fascism

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Putinism sadism But this is in any

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case this is a real crime

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against humanity and the humanity of people

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from the moment of capture, they are beaten in the most severe

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way, especially this all

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happened just in 2022, when the first

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wave of capture was going on and when the growth of

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Propaganda cut off about certain Nazis,

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nationalists who must be

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identified with

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their first waves of prisoners they were subjected to

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the most severe tortures and beatings

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because everyone they fell into the

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hands of, most of them, not everyone, but

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most of them, they considered it their duty to

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take revenge in some way, plus there was

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such a political work going on to

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brainwash the soldiers by the officer from the

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political instructors where they were incited there and

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told about the horrors that

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supposedly Ukrainian Soldiers are doing to Russian

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prisoners and, in general, all this

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was layered with a low level of culture, a

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tendency towards sadism, absolute

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lack of control,

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permissiveness, and this aggressive

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Putin growth Propaganda all this led

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to the fact that people are initially kept there for the

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first time there for 10-20 days in

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army units, such small

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tent camps

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tied up, regularly subjected to brutal

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beatings, then the army men load them up.

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Everyone is marked there first of all. Of course, yes,

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these are Soldiers, but in a

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number of units, we already have

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testimony that the Generals and

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Colonels to whom they bring some

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prisoners, they too they showed their

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cruelty in front of the soldiers’ eyes, they also

00:18:07

somehow struck, they beat,

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they showed that it is possible and even necessary to beat,

00:18:15

there is a large amount of information

00:18:29

if we are talking about initially,

00:18:32

as soon as they were captured there, of course, first of all, it was

00:18:35

just

00:18:36

the beating itself that was in their hands They

00:18:39

allegedly caught Nazis there whom they

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treat cruelly, then they experience

00:18:44

some kind of sobering up

00:18:46

because a large number of people whom they

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captured from among the Ukrainians are

00:18:50

absolutely the same people like them,

00:18:52

many of whom speak Russian even

00:18:54

better, more competently than on the Russian

00:18:56

side Soldiers who have a lot

00:19:00

in common, there are people who went in for

00:19:02

sports and participated in some

00:19:05

competitions together, in general, for the Ukrainians,

00:19:08

of course, it was a shock, they did not expect that

00:19:09

these people who live with them just across

00:19:12

the border, so they have friendly

00:19:16

family ties with whom they

00:19:18

grew up there together, they also talk about the

00:19:21

youth there, along the lines of sports, each other

00:19:23

went to competitions there, suddenly at one

00:19:26

moment the same people will

00:19:29

consider them this, of course, it was a shock for them

00:19:32

later. Yes, of course, in addition to the simple

00:19:36

sadism there, so massive

00:19:39

psychosis, of course, the

00:19:42

counterintelligence of the FSB also came, who needed to

00:19:44

take

00:19:45

as much testimony as possible and obtain

00:19:48

some kind of military information, a

00:19:53

lot of terrible details that

00:19:56

cannot be voiced on air on YouTube, there are

00:19:59

certain restrictions so that

00:20:01

this video would not be filmed, but there are cases when they simply

00:20:05

shot those who really did not

00:20:08

have any information, but it seemed to the Russians

00:20:11

that these people were hiding something there

00:20:14

and in order to intimidate everyone else to

00:20:16

make them more accommodating, some of them

00:20:18

made a chaotic decision and

00:20:20

shot someone, they shot someone

00:20:23

simply because he was severely

00:20:25

beaten

00:20:28

with a person, he became ill,

00:20:30

he began to feel ill smell so as

00:20:34

not to drive him further there in this truck, they

00:20:36

could simply shoot a person because of this

00:20:37

because they couldn’t free him

00:20:39

and so on, but there is a huge

00:20:41

amount when I listened to this, I’m

00:20:42

telling you this now, I’m trying

00:20:44

to restrain myself and somehow more or less

00:20:46

Tell this calmly so as not to get lost in

00:20:49

emotions and sort everything out. But

00:20:51

when I listened to all this, I

00:20:53

had tears in my eyes more than once and I

00:20:55

kind of thought that I had

00:20:58

seen and knew a lot in my life, but talking to

00:21:01

victims of torture and

00:21:03

listening their stories and plus Observing

00:21:07

medical documents Observing on video

00:21:09

what procedures are carried out with this person

00:21:11

in order to simply restore the

00:21:13

normal functioning of his musculoskeletal

00:21:15

system, there is no doubt that he is

00:21:17

really sincerely honest and

00:21:18

then I will

00:21:21

interrupt for a second When you said about

00:21:24

arbitrary executions because this

00:21:25

was one of the first things when

00:21:28

Bucha happened, one of the first things that

00:21:31

Roman Svitan told me right away, then

00:21:33

others began to repeat. And that those people

00:21:37

who were found randomly

00:21:39

shot with their hands tied is

00:21:42

just an assault interrogation method, a

00:21:46

military intelligence interrogation method, they take

00:21:48

several people of one they immediately

00:21:51

shoot and others

00:21:54

begin to tell in front of others everything they

00:21:56

know and don’t know, then they

00:21:59

are shot too.

00:22:01

But I’ll be honest, I’m listening to all this,

00:22:04

plus comparing it with the testimony

00:22:06

that we have, I clearly understand that

00:22:09

those who did all this, they obviously also

00:22:11

like me, when they were growing up, they watched films

00:22:13

there about the Second World War about the Great

00:22:16

Patriotic War, but apparently they

00:22:18

associated themselves not with those who liberated,

00:22:20

but with those who tried to take over

00:22:23

Europe and the Soviet Union then But

00:22:28

this again can be called differently

00:22:30

sadism fascism Putinism it’s all

00:22:34

beyond human understanding

00:22:36

and extreme cruelty of course this is a

00:22:40

violation of the rules of the customs of war This is a

00:22:43

real international crime

00:22:45

that has no statute of limitations all

00:22:47

this will definitely be an investigation so

00:22:49

further if allowed I will continue yes

00:22:51

After all this for those who survived and who

00:22:54

managed to survive having received some

00:22:58

serious injuries and wounds after 10

00:23:01

several days, and they were kept there in

00:23:03

terrible conditions, many were stripped naked of their

00:23:06

braids, if we are talking about March

00:23:08

April spring 2022, people simply

00:23:13

froze there during these 10-20 days, who then he

00:23:16

froze his

00:23:18

limbs, then they were loaded and

00:23:21

delivered to different regions on military IL-76s,

00:23:25

or transported in military vehicles, placed in the

00:23:31

FSIN institution converted into military concentration camps,

00:23:33

this is a whole series of pre-trial detention centers and construction

00:23:35

colonies in the adjacent Russian regions

00:23:38

to Ukraine

00:23:40

and then, in general,

00:23:43

everything is there these totalitarian practices of suppressing the

00:23:46

will, starting with the most brutal reception with the

00:23:49

special forces, and there is an

00:23:52

interesting detail there, but we know that

00:23:54

when prisoners meet a new stage,

00:23:57

they take out

00:23:58

rubber sticks, and so in one of the

00:24:03

military airfields during the reception, the special forces

00:24:06

broke into prisoners with several rubber

00:24:09

batons and for in order to

00:24:12

no longer spend special equipment

00:24:15

and not write a report on the reasons for the

00:24:19

loss of this special equipment from the balance sheet,

00:24:22

they acted in a very thoughtful way,

00:24:25

they started cutting

00:24:27

plastic pipes

00:24:29

and hitting them with them because, firstly, then

00:24:33

it’s not special equipment, you don’t feel sorry for him and you can

00:24:35

break the prisoner but secondly, they

00:24:39

can then be thrown into the boiler room to be burned and there will be

00:24:42

no traces left on them,

00:24:44

just in case, to hide these traces of

00:24:46

the crime, that is, they initially

00:24:48

understand perfectly well what they are committing. Every

00:24:51

day,

00:24:53

terrible crimes are committed against prisoners; they initially

00:24:55

behave like real

00:24:58

inveterate criminals so that

00:24:59

then these instruments of torture would be

00:25:02

periodically

00:25:03

thrown out, burned, destroyed by the fact that it

00:25:06

was impossible there then to ever

00:25:09

present to the International Criminal

00:25:11

Court or Tribunal any special means with which

00:25:16

hundreds of prisoners were beaten there over the past two years

00:25:19

during receptions

00:25:21

further

00:25:22

Just how much I understand Elena

00:25:25

Milashina in Chechnya was also beaten with such

00:25:27

difficult plastic ones. She says that this is the

00:25:29

standard manner of Chechen police officers

00:25:31

treating those whom they captured,

00:25:35

but apparently we are talking there not only about

00:25:38

Chechen police officers, apparently we are talking

00:25:40

about sadists who work in the

00:25:42

Russian special services, this is one of their

00:25:44

kind methods of evading responsibility

00:25:47

because any rubber truncheon

00:25:49

can then be confiscated using special equipment to do

00:25:51

some kind of examination to remove DNA to understand

00:25:53

how many people were there and beat them to find

00:25:57

some photos of fat there are traces of blood

00:25:59

and so on But what they are doing in

00:26:01

this way is clear that they they beat you then

00:26:03

after this stage they burn them, they take them and

00:26:06

cut new pipes, especially since there’s a

00:26:10

lot of it all there for all these

00:26:13

major repairs of buildings, then

00:26:16

the real thing begins inside, it

00:26:18

functions like a military concentration camp, I did

00:26:20

n’t say that for nothing, it’s not just a

00:26:22

pre-trial detention center or a construction

00:26:24

colony they they function according to the following

00:26:26

principle; the

00:26:27

brain center for these military

00:26:30

camps are FSB employees who are

00:26:33

fully in charge of coordinating everything that

00:26:35

happens inside; they have greatly lost

00:26:38

their independence in this part, and

00:26:39

moreover, now one of the crazy

00:26:42

plans in Russia is being discussed in Moscow about

00:26:45

transferring the prison

00:26:46

system directly or indirectly to the control of the FSB

00:26:49

so yes, all of it, taking into account the way

00:26:54

it works now, but in fact there is already the

00:26:56

main department for

00:26:58

ensuring the activities of the operational

00:27:00

units of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia, which is

00:27:02

in charge of all the secret internal

00:27:04

wiretapping, surveillance, this is essentially the

00:27:06

case. This department of the FSB of Russia is seconded to them

00:27:09

and hidden surveillance

00:27:12

inside, even by the employees, is carried out by the

00:27:14

FSB officers themselves; they control them; they

00:27:17

distribute; they make decisions about who to

00:27:21

appoint to what positions. But

00:27:23

it is possible that in the coming year, they will de facto be

00:27:26

transferred under control. So the

00:27:30

employees of these institutions themselves control,

00:27:33

of course, they are trying to

00:27:36

listen to the FSB officers to show how They are

00:27:39

now also working hard, the so-

00:27:41

called Nazis, plus they come, as

00:27:45

I already told you earlier, when

00:27:46

brigades of various

00:27:49

special purpose departments are sent, such as

00:27:51

OSN UFSIN from different regions, they are

00:27:54

specially sent and sent on

00:27:55

business trips to other regions of Russia so

00:27:58

that they work in masks, tortured,

00:28:00

beaten and tortured carried out the most severe

00:28:02

they are now quotes I’ll take the job what

00:28:06

constitutes a crime of torture in

00:28:09

order to later complicate the

00:28:12

investigation in order to confuse the tracks, plus

00:28:15

the military come there from the military

00:28:20

there from the intelligence service and sometimes the

00:28:23

military police also come there

00:28:25

because not everywhere the special forces cope

00:28:28

they get tired to beat them after business trips, you need to

00:28:31

return their regions, but at the time of

00:28:33

shift changes, the military police also come to them,

00:28:35

who also train on

00:28:37

unfortunate people on prisoners of war

00:28:40

and hone their skills as

00:28:45

sadistic executioners, and so on, the

00:28:49

worst thing is that the Doctors were confused in

00:28:52

this whole story, of course,

00:28:54

prison medicine. She never did not

00:28:57

shine with any high knowledge or

00:28:59

good equipment, somehow the

00:29:01

doctors tried to be more humane

00:29:02

within the system. But this mass

00:29:05

psychosis and the game of war for them and the fact

00:29:09

that even the doctors in prisons

00:29:11

are turning into some kind of element of war

00:29:13

in general, here she hid the presence of a huge

00:29:16

number of sadists inside the medical

00:29:19

department of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia because

00:29:22

somewhere they fundamentally refuse

00:29:25

to treat and somewhere they receive instructions from the

00:29:28

curators of these institutions not to provide

00:29:30

medical care or to provide this

00:29:33

formally minimally but nevertheless

00:29:35

allowing

00:29:37

gangrene to develop with inflammation and so on When

00:29:40

these brutal beatings happen.

00:29:43

Inside, hematomas are formed. Not all

00:29:46

organisms cope with this, especially since

00:29:48

they are fed there,

00:29:49

they are practically not fed, they are kept so

00:29:52

that they just barely maintain their

00:29:54

physical capabilities, some water, a

00:29:56

cabbage leaf of some kind. a few

00:29:59

sips of water in limited quantities

00:30:02

and water in limited quantities

00:30:04

food

00:30:05

reduced minimum standards

00:30:12

just by reading about

00:30:15

Hitler’s concentration camps where they were fed with

00:30:18

bread from straw but actually also

00:30:21

fed in Leningrad I’m a little all

00:30:24

the time focused on this topic,

00:30:27

what do they tell

00:30:30

for lunch, it’s some kind of thing

00:30:33

appearance of broth, but which in

00:30:36

fact is essentially vegetable water and a

00:30:39

piece of some kind of cabbage sometimes

00:30:41

floats and then they give this hot

00:30:44

hot food, they give exactly one minute in

00:30:46

which you need to eat it. If you want to

00:30:49

eat it, you burn everything if you do

00:30:52

n’t do it in a minute. you eat it from you, it takes it away in

00:30:54

any case if you try there Yes, there is

00:30:56

some way to cool it down, they

00:30:58

come in then if you don’t give it back and

00:31:00

you are simply beaten for this lack of obedience.

00:31:02

That is, it’s not just a

00:31:05

reduced food allowance there; they feed you,

00:31:08

well, practically garbage potato

00:31:12

peelings are all that remains from the

00:31:14

preparation for ordinary prisoners

00:31:16

further. From all this there are some

00:31:19

fish bones and so on.

00:31:25

No, of course, but this is not comparable

00:31:28

even with ordinary prison gruel. Now I do

00:31:30

n’t want to praise the conditions of detention,

00:31:33

but there is not even a sign here.

00:31:37

equality between how it contains

00:31:39

Russian prisoners and how it contains

00:31:41

Ukrainian prisoners in these military

00:31:42

concentration camps is incomparable in any case, even a

00:31:48

minute to eat and people get burned, people and

00:31:53

so they tell themselves how

00:31:55

they feel when they eat a cabbage leaf there, some

00:31:59

piece of potato there, let them

00:32:01

burn there They say that then such a surge of

00:32:04

strength comes for 30 minutes, you seem to

00:32:07

come to life and then fade away again,

00:32:10

this is all this, it’s all wildly terrible, and so

00:32:14

I didn’t tell you when these

00:32:16

injuries are formed, hematomas, since they don’t have them, they don’t give them

00:32:19

any Asia, any iodine there, whatever they

00:32:23

can to heal some even these

00:32:26

hematomas, all this begins

00:32:29

to turn into

00:32:31

inflammation inside, all this leads to gangrene,

00:32:34

and since this does not allow treatment for months,

00:32:36

all this leads largely to the fact that

00:32:40

then people have their

00:32:41

limbs amputated because everything no

00:32:44

longer functions. What if we are

00:32:46

also talking about

00:32:48

wounded prisoners who received

00:32:51

some sort of field or

00:32:53

shrapnel wound, in general, I talked to one

00:32:56

person, it was just a miracle that his

00:32:59

leg was saved, he

00:33:01

was exchanged in time because a week later they

00:33:03

just sawed him off, they cut off

00:33:06

his leg, but even after that, It

00:33:09

took them seven months to recover for treatment

00:33:12

to restore all this And then to

00:33:15

teach him to walk on this saved leg

00:33:17

and lean on it,

00:33:19

it’s all terrible and this suggests

00:33:22

that most of the people in these

00:33:25

military concentration camps are really

00:33:27

like them this mask fell off We

00:33:30

thought that there were people there already, people who

00:33:34

don’t quite look like people, they lost

00:33:37

there, they lost their human appearance. Of course,

00:33:40

I’m not talking now about fire on everyone.

00:33:42

Even prisoners, stories from former captives, they

00:33:46

say that in some institutions

00:33:47

there were some compassionate people

00:33:50

someone there secretly brought some kind of

00:33:53

ointment, passed it on for the person to

00:33:55

lubricate something for himself, was somehow treated, someone

00:33:57

somewhere there insisted, and during the

00:34:01

arrival of some checks, still

00:34:02

insisted that this particular

00:34:04

person be there they sent me for an operation

00:34:06

because it was all impossible and I found

00:34:09

some kind of argumentation for this, but

00:34:11

most of them

00:34:14

were still built into this system of torture and the

00:34:19

collectors simply even enjoyed this

00:34:21

power over the prisoners in order to

00:34:25

take it out on them and I don’t know there to satisfy

00:34:29

their most base needs, supposedly at the same

00:34:32

time fulfilling a command from above,

00:34:34

so when it comes up,

00:34:39

yes, yes, you can still make a few clarifications.

00:34:42

You said about the food that you were fed boiling

00:34:45

water with a floating cabbage leaf, you

00:34:47

have to eat it in a minute, but this is lunch, and

00:34:50

breakfast and dinner are

00:34:51

generally minimal there half a spoon of

00:34:56

something A In some cases, just a

00:34:58

one-time meal there is also this Everything is

00:35:02

radically different

00:35:09

people people lose 20 30 40 kilograms of

00:35:14

their weight on this for everything yes it all

00:35:18

leads to

00:35:20

weight loss it all

00:35:25

can be irreversible if

00:35:29

yes

00:35:30

And at the same time beating regularly beating

00:35:38

about sleep first of all before

00:35:42

we talk about sleep Let's talk about

00:35:43

daytime as a rule 17 o'clock

00:35:46

buildings stand quietly with their

00:35:50

hands behind their backs or behind their heads they can

00:35:53

put them on their knees for several hours

00:35:55

fingers should be visible and should be

00:35:58

unclenched there there’s nothing there If

00:36:01

someone doesn’t do this and doesn’t stand in these

00:36:03

uncomfortable positions,

00:36:05

he gets stiff, he starts to change his name, they come running, they

00:36:07

open everything under video surveillance, they

00:36:10

immediately come running, they

00:36:12

drag him out into the corridor, they demonstratively

00:36:14

beat him brutally, and people there they just

00:36:18

say that they’re starting to walk with

00:36:20

just standing there makes you crazy,

00:36:21

plus they can make you sing various

00:36:25

songs

00:36:26

[music]

00:36:27

Uncle Vova is

00:36:31

about Putin’s pop music, the Russian anthem again,

00:36:35

and so on, then they fall.

00:36:42

Well, I wouldn’t want to advertise all these

00:36:46

some kind of set of Putin’s songs. Yes, there

00:36:48

is some there are 5 6 7 of some kind Here about

00:36:51

Putin's obvious such Hurray

00:36:53

patriotic songs that for some reason you

00:36:57

need to learn to sing sing there 30-40 times

00:37:01

in a row, it’s clear that

00:37:03

at night and put to sleep the order is if

00:37:07

someone gets up, again they beat and people in the middle of the

00:37:11

night they will be in the middle of the night, they will be

00:37:13

lifted and they have to stand for an hour, too, in the

00:37:16

middle of the night If they are in 5 seconds when

00:37:20

this command is made there, it doesn’t come

00:37:22

out, it doesn’t build,

00:37:24

too, beating, some say I was even

00:37:28

afraid to fall asleep because as if if you don’t

00:37:31

hear in time if you don’t

00:37:32

you carry out this command for 5

00:37:34

seconds, you are beaten again again,

00:37:35

so there is

00:37:38

no 8-hour

00:37:41

continuous with execution, they are broken

00:37:44

physically,

00:37:46

tests and lack of normal

00:37:48

sleep from psychological stress with

00:37:51

constant beatings and with Well, this is all the

00:37:55

real military concentration camps And

00:37:58

such are the same real torture conveyors

00:38:01

how many hours do they sleep reality 5 6 7

00:38:06

This is 2-3 hours Here are the torn ones most of them

00:38:11

again 18 hours on their feet in

00:38:13

total this is how they spend plus they can

00:38:18

take out the exercise yards there by running the

00:38:20

letters G hands behind the back uncomfortable position

00:38:24

running to lift the head cannot be

00:38:27

set on dogs on purpose, all this

00:38:29

meanness of dogs happens in some

00:38:31

cases, dogs grab someone’s cheek there,

00:38:35

they can tear someone through, they can

00:38:37

bite through someone’s ear, and so on, there are also

00:38:40

lacerations from dogs

00:38:42

in the yard. This is also not a walk. They can

00:38:45

force you there for 500. 1000 to one and a half

00:38:49

to 2000 times squat until you drop yes

00:38:57

yes No it’s just exhausting them

00:39:01

they’re just waiting out of it all of this is

00:39:04

superimposed on operational work on top of all of this is

00:39:07

superimposed on another important question

00:39:11

and the number of people in the cell But

00:39:15

one person Told me

00:39:18

a four-seater cell 12 people

00:39:20

four-person cell this is a corner

00:39:24

two bunks one on top of the other at an angle

00:39:26

like the letter G look from above and

00:39:30

11 12 people per 10 11 square meters

00:39:35

But if from the point of view of the law there

00:39:38

even the minimum sanitary norm of 4

00:39:40

square meters per person is

00:39:42

not observed

00:39:46

This is absolutely not done, of course, and plus lying down during the daytime is

00:39:51

not allowed to

00:39:52

sleep at night in turns. So they stand there,

00:39:55

as if with half-closed eyes, in a

00:39:58

semi-fainting state, it is very difficult

00:40:01

to create internal

00:40:04

conflict situations on purpose; they are

00:40:06

driven with their knees between military

00:40:09

prisoners of war and civilians; they are specially

00:40:12

set up; they are

00:40:14

summoned to the offices of the FSB officers. and

00:40:17

Sin's operatives where operational work is carried out with him,

00:40:20

recruitment is forced to

00:40:22

sign some kind of undercover

00:40:25

agreements for in-cell work, they are

00:40:29

forced to inform, they snitch on each

00:40:32

other, they break psychologically those who do not

00:40:35

break, they beat and torture them even more terribly,

00:40:39

they have such a thing as inoculation,

00:40:42

this is in the shower mattress of a tied person a

00:40:47

naked man is thrown at him and in the most brutal

00:40:49

way he beats all the

00:40:53

soft spots there with sticks and batons. There are many everything

00:40:54

else for 30 minutes so that

00:40:57

the person there passes out, so

00:40:59

they consider vaccination so that in

00:41:03

this way they inoculate obviously

00:41:06

some kind of probably Hatred of Russia for

00:41:09

Russians through this the temperature in general

00:41:13

Well, in the summer heat it’s now a nightmare that there are no

00:41:17

fans there, no one

00:41:19

gives them, of course, no air conditioners, no

00:41:22

refrigerators when it’s

00:41:24

30-35 degrees outside, inside it’s the same thing,

00:41:27

respectively, the humidity is high Well,

00:41:31

if I’m talking about summer now first I just

00:41:33

want to say now there is increased humidity,

00:41:34

increased heat and of course against this background

00:41:37

tuberculosis is beginning to spread

00:41:39

there are already a number of people who are essentially there

00:41:42

deliberately if they are kept in such conditions

00:41:45

with wet walls these are the people there who

00:41:48

pick up the excuse of having a weakened

00:41:51

immune system they get sick

00:41:54

healthy people acquire a number of

00:41:57

diseases in including tuberculosis, but in the

00:41:59

winter. It’s clear. If not in any cell of a

00:42:03

Russian pre-trial detention center, don’t install a

00:42:06

double-glazed window, don’t close it all

00:42:09

hermetically, don’t let it heat up, or in

00:42:12

any case, the temperature there is

00:42:13

18-19 degrees, at best it’s

00:42:16

cold, they give you paper blankets

00:42:21

that only formally resemble

00:42:23

blanket

00:42:25

Well, once again, this is all this is the whole system, this whole system is

00:42:29

this Gulag, it was once

00:42:31

created and designed

00:42:33

not to correct people, but to

00:42:35

break them and take away their

00:42:37

health. But now it is working with

00:42:41

full power Well, when I just started

00:42:44

asking you about these details, I

00:42:46

just read the documents of

00:42:48

the process of how Soviet

00:42:50

prisoners of war were kept and I just walked through the forest of

00:42:54

what the state

00:42:56

prosecutor said, temperature cold, medicine, but

00:42:59

you yourself told medicine food,

00:43:01

of course you said that the

00:43:05

investigators break them

00:43:06

What they say and How they deceive you,

00:43:12

but psychologically,

00:43:15

like here about a year ago, one of our

00:43:18

sources known as Windows change

00:43:19

then also said that they are being

00:43:21

fed false literature,

00:43:24

FSB agents are preparing fake newspapers under the guise of the Ukrainian

00:43:27

press

00:43:29

Well,

00:43:33

everyone there is smart, they are not so all this

00:43:36

caricatured, but yes, they talked about the fact

00:43:39

that there was a huge loss happening. And most

00:43:42

importantly, they threw in articles that well-known

00:43:45

leaders of public opinion in

00:43:47

Ukraine

00:43:48

spoke negatively about the prisoners. So they handed over the prisoners there, they

00:43:50

lost so much on them, they spent

00:43:54

so much on Azov, they

00:43:55

spent so much there, well, that

00:43:57

is,

00:43:59

they reality, fakes are twisted in

00:44:04

order to demoralize people so that

00:44:06

in their homeland there is no attitude towards a hero

00:44:08

as someone surrendered as a traitor, and so on, so

00:44:12

that they break psychologically, so that they

00:44:15

understand that their own country, their

00:44:17

people, are abandoning them, condemning them, and

00:44:20

so on, although in reality we know

00:44:22

what unprecedented support is given

00:44:25

to prisoners of war and how they are respected,

00:44:28

but yes, they are broken psychologically, plus

00:44:31

physically, these constant beatings,

00:44:34

torture, plus operational work induces them to

00:44:38

cooperate in order to hand over

00:44:40

some information there, so that they agree to

00:44:42

work, receipts are taken from many of them

00:44:44

and cooperation using

00:44:50

we are talking about the military, then of course it is

00:44:52

there about the location about the system How the

00:44:55

Ukrainian army is structured

00:44:58

coordinate system inside the contact call

00:45:01

signs ciphers Well, the military is really a large

00:45:04

amount of military information I wanted to

00:45:07

clarify is this really military

00:45:09

information or do they need to tell about

00:45:11

themselves what it means

00:45:15

it was in the beginning this it was the first five

00:45:19

six months when this

00:45:22

was the story when to remember from the cage

00:45:25

when they were cooking for some kind of tribunal

00:45:29

yes At that moment Yes of course

00:45:32

they demanded testimony so that he

00:45:35

admitted himself as a Nazi and also began to

00:45:37

talk to his colleagues and

00:45:40

friends that they too allegedly

00:45:43

accomplices of some Kiev regime and

00:45:45

so on All these preparations In general, everything

00:45:47

that growth Propaganda says all this

00:45:49

operatives researchers wanted to see

00:45:51

signed on paper,

00:45:54

someone signed

00:45:57

but now they have a different story Now

00:46:01

they are more trying to

00:46:05

some kind of you know Verbovsky probably for

00:46:08

the future, so that

00:46:13

Ukraine would lose trust in them, so that

00:46:16

they would all be perceived as supposedly

00:46:18

recruited, and so on, look there,

00:46:21

this receipt called this pseudonym,

00:46:24

became a secret agent, and so on, well, that is,

00:46:26

he acts in such a way as to

00:46:29

sow some doubts in order to

00:46:32

discredit and so on

00:46:35

Although in some regions we hear

00:46:39

from prisoners and the rest of those released and from

00:46:41

our sources that there are still

00:46:44

some crazy FSB people there who

00:46:46

sleep there and see at least some kind of

00:46:49

evidence base for something like this

00:46:53

to justify

00:46:55

military aggression. It’s also clear about connections

00:46:58

I [ __ ] with the Americans there, too, there are spies,

00:47:02

they are FSB agents coming from Moscow, then they are

00:47:05

primarily interested in information about the

00:47:08

interaction of Ukraine’s

00:47:11

Armed Forces with foreign intelligence services, with foreign

00:47:14

military units with the NATO bloc,

00:47:16

this is also, of course, for them,

00:47:19

for the military counterintelligence department, it is of

00:47:21

increased interest, as it were,

00:47:27

it is

00:47:30

if it’s most difficult The most ordinary

00:47:33

civilians Yes, ordinary people who have

00:47:36

nothing to tell, they are

00:47:37

always waiting for something and so they

00:47:40

also get the full package and

00:47:43

there are

00:47:44

cases of rape And not only

00:47:49

rape there, women and men

00:47:53

are broken to the maximum and very hard when

00:47:56

they hear Screams in other cells, someone is

00:47:58

trying to go on a hunger strike Announce, but again

00:48:02

these are not Russian political prisoners where the

00:48:05

same lawyer came, journalists

00:48:07

somehow In general, they took the momentum away,

00:48:09

there is nothing like that here because there is no

00:48:12

mobile connection of this information with the

00:48:14

outside world, no one to them they are allowed in,

00:48:16

no one helps them regional, all

00:48:20

these pseudos and all these disgraces from the

00:48:23

so-called presidential website on

00:48:25

human rights, yet the police,

00:48:28

if they come, carry out

00:48:31

some kind of formal check, as a

00:48:33

rule, it’s simple and in

00:48:36

principle they don’t even take them to prisoners. That is, they are

00:48:39

left there alone, and even if there is

00:48:40

a check from there, they declare some specific

00:48:43

hunger strike, but all this ends with

00:48:46

him simply being twisted there,

00:48:51

something is being forcibly poured into him through a tube that can minimally

00:48:54

support his life, but in

00:48:56

case this person is being prepared for

00:48:58

exchange. And there are those people who were deprived of

00:49:02

some important

00:49:04

information, after which they are

00:49:07

generally given the task of

00:49:09

killing them; it’s

00:49:10

hard to talk about all this in

00:49:14

one second, I’ll clarify. That is, someone was

00:49:17

tortured; let’s say he told them. Well, that’s it

00:49:21

knew about some really

00:49:24

military things in the Ukrainian army and after that

00:49:28

everything is done to

00:49:32

yes yes And even it is not reflected in the documents

00:49:36

and is not submitted to the main lists.

00:49:38

That is, what is

00:49:41

officially indicated on the lists and

00:49:45

what is in fact. These are those people these are

00:49:49

different, not everyone goes through the documents,

00:49:51

moreover, they

00:49:53

assign them completely different

00:49:55

personal data

00:49:58

for each person in three different

00:50:01

sets of documents, different data are those

00:50:04

that are specially amenable and

00:50:06

are notified that these people are being

00:50:07

held, those who are FSB officers in the

00:50:12

army and the department of criminal justice, this could be for the

00:50:14

same person Three different sets

00:50:16

with different names, surnames, patronymics, and

00:50:20

so on, there are also

00:50:22

now in

00:50:24

recent months when we

00:50:27

started talking about this quite a lot and saying that

00:50:29

we are doing this independently,

00:50:32

understanding that now they are also cleaning up the

00:50:35

electronic document management system of the FSIN

00:50:37

completely removing any mentions in

00:50:41

official correspondence by mail,

00:50:45

all documents are completely cleared where the

00:50:48

topics of recruiting prisoners to be

00:50:50

sent to war were indicated in one way or another. And here is the

00:50:53

documentation that related specifically to the

00:50:56

maintenance of prisoners of war,

00:50:58

using which you can establish the

00:51:01

exact number of those held, the

00:51:03

number of wounded, the nature of them, and so

00:51:06

on, this everything is being cleaned up. They behave in

00:51:09

the most criminal way in

00:51:11

order to complicate the investigation

00:51:14

and the more valuable the sources become. They

00:51:19

write and

00:51:20

call and say, I’m not a fascist, I’ll

00:51:24

help you now, catch it, or I’m gone. I’m

00:51:28

ready. Let’s testify, the more valuable they are, they are

00:51:30

few, but they are there. they

00:51:35

help us a lot to understand the essence of

00:51:39

what is happening, the

00:51:40

sources didn’t say anything.

00:51:46

You mean about this explosion

00:51:49

that occurred, this explosion that

00:51:51

was quite obviously staged

00:51:54

on purpose. Well, especially considering that

00:51:58

you’re just saying there, everything you’re

00:52:00

saying additionally logically

00:52:02

confirms that it was an action

00:52:05

Russian, but maybe it was

00:52:08

leased. I don’t know anyone else,

00:52:12

but nevertheless no one

00:52:15

still knows exactly what

00:52:16

happened. Although it’s clear

00:52:18

who everyone is thinking about

00:52:23

in detail, I won’t

00:52:25

tell you in detail. I can say one thing that from the

00:52:27

very beginning. there, all this

00:52:29

was completely controlled by the FSB agents,

00:52:31

Special Forces from a number of regions went there,

00:52:34

including because of the Federal Penitentiary Service in the city of Moscow and

00:52:37

all the operational work. There, too,

00:52:39

non-local Muscovites,

00:52:42

Moscow operatives and operatives of the

00:52:45

central apparatus, were deployed there.

00:52:46

Therefore,

00:52:48

in fact, what happened there

00:52:51

in the pre-trial detention center of Donetsk and the colony in Elenovka there

00:52:55

were military concentration camps and there were

00:52:57

terrible, cruel tortures and therefore it

00:53:00

was necessary in one of the rooms where those

00:53:03

most affected by

00:53:06

torture were kept, they needed to

00:53:08

clean up the traces of a large

00:53:10

number of those who were subjected at once

00:53:14

stupid question Where is the Red Cross I

00:53:19

don’t know

00:53:21

I don’t know where

00:53:23

The question is here there are prisoners,

00:53:26

such and such a number of prisoners,

00:53:28

approximately to allow us to see them is a

00:53:34

very big question. In general, you know,

00:53:37

there are two different worlds, there is a

00:53:42

real world, there is a world that is in the press in the

00:53:45

press There are a huge number of

00:53:46

international organizations that

00:53:49

should be involved in all this and are doing it,

00:53:52

commenting on it, discussing it and so on, there is a

00:53:57

huge history of funding, there is Well,

00:54:05

I say again Yes, if I have it

00:54:08

now, today Let’s until August 6,

00:54:11

2023, if you come to me, if you

00:54:15

ask me a question, how many times has the Red

00:54:17

Cross contacted, for example, in the head no and

00:54:20

in newsense fondation for those who has a

00:54:22

large number of insiders and sources

00:54:24

about what is happening there and ask a question,

00:54:26

tried the Red Cross or someone who

00:54:30

cooperates with them to find out the details and

00:54:32

details known to us, I will say No, I have never been with

00:54:35

one representative

00:54:36

at all in my entire life, I have never I

00:54:39

didn’t meet with one representative of the Red Cross,

00:54:41

I didn’t talk to And we didn’t

00:54:44

receive any requests from them,

00:54:47

it’s just like that

00:54:51

What is the number How many,

00:54:53

from your point of view, are there

00:54:56

prisoners in this system now and

00:54:59

How many of them are civilians And how many

00:55:01

of them are military,

00:55:04

but we are talking about thousands, all of this is calculated in

00:55:07

thousands, many thousands,

00:55:10

according to some estimates, this figure is more than

00:55:12

7,000 people,

00:55:16

more than 11 institutions of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia are already involved in this, which

00:55:18

have been converted into military concentration camps

00:55:20

and Judging Because colonies are now being actively

00:55:24

cleared and sent to the

00:55:27

front every day, there are thousands and thousands of

00:55:30

Russian prisoners, they are a whole a number of

00:55:33

FSIN institutions

00:55:34

are being closed to house Russian

00:55:37

prisoners and, according to the information

00:55:40

we have, they are preparing several more military

00:55:42

concentration camps in order to hold even more

00:55:45

prisoners.

00:55:47

Well, for this, first you need to

00:55:50

acquire prisoners, I think that Putin

00:55:53

will have a big

00:55:56

Vladimir here. I can’t help but ask one more

00:56:00

question We've been talking for almost an hour, but nevertheless,

00:56:03

recently this week Elena Milashina,

00:56:07

who was beaten in Chechnya, I already

00:56:09

talked about this with a dumb lawyer, they

00:56:12

published a story about why they were

00:56:14

beaten. This, of course, was an absolutely

00:56:16

amazing story, I'm asking you

00:56:19

comments because I remind our

00:56:22

listeners what was the matter according to

00:56:25

Elena Milashina there was such a hereditary

00:56:28

there is such a hereditary Chechen

00:56:30

policeman Esin Khalidov Let's hope

00:56:32

that he is

00:56:34

hereditary because he really

00:56:36

got the position by inheritance, that

00:56:37

is, His dad was some kind of security officer

00:56:39

and the boy Almost from the age of 10 they wrote down

00:56:42

which military unit to serve in,

00:56:45

respectively, when the boy grew up he

00:56:47

saw everything that was going on around him, he

00:56:50

collected evidence. By the way, he was in the

00:56:52

war in Ukraine. But the main evidence

00:56:55

that he collected was evidence about

00:56:57

how terrorists are fabricated about how, for

00:57:01

example, beautiful girls in hijab,

00:57:03

very devout Muslim women begin

00:57:06

to write in chats, a

00:57:08

Chechen young man comes to this girl,

00:57:10

she begins to promote him for this and

00:57:14

that, then they take the person and, accordingly,

00:57:16

it is clear what they also make of him and

00:57:20

he collected a lot of such details

00:57:23

along with documents And unfortunately he he didn’t

00:57:27

contact you, he didn’t

00:57:29

contact the same sweetheart,

00:57:31

he contacted the bloggers, the

00:57:34

Yangolbaev brothers, who, instead of

00:57:36

posting everything, take him out of

00:57:39

Russia first and evacuate him, especially from Chechnya, they

00:57:42

just posted it all in public. And

00:57:44

in Chechen, the fact is that it’s a

00:57:46

fantastic array of data To be

00:57:48

honest, no one noticed this outside of Chechnya

00:57:51

because, but all this had to be

00:57:53

translated, disassembled, proven, done

00:57:55

as you do and not just posted by the

00:57:58

Chechen security forces, naturally

00:58:00

they noticed this, they caught this Yesin by this

00:58:03

time he had already managed to come to an agreement with

00:58:06

normal human rights activists, it was too

00:58:08

late because they were already looking for him and,

00:58:11

accordingly, Milashina says that they were

00:58:14

just looking for materials from her, which included

00:58:18

trying to understand the size of the damage

00:58:21

that Esin Khalidov caused and what he

00:58:24

conveyed. In addition to what the

00:58:26

Gols brothers published,

00:58:28

if I can give you a comment on this

00:58:31

wild case, I’m not quite I understand how it is

00:58:33

possible in such a situation.

00:58:35

Well, Milashina was very skeptical

00:58:38

about what I did Golubayeva; moreover,

00:58:40

she wrote that they dissuaded him from

00:58:43

contacting normal people who

00:58:45

could help him

00:58:47

and acted like this,

00:58:51

what can I say in general, there is

00:58:56

work with sources

00:58:58

two different interests, interest from the point

00:59:03

of view of justice, for example, yes,

00:59:05

international justice, this is a huge

00:59:08

job because people need to be taken out,

00:59:10

ensure their safety. Let them have the

00:59:14

opportunity to testify,

00:59:16

carefully study the evidence

00:59:18

base that they have.

00:59:20

This is an expensive, complex, risky

00:59:25

process. But you can publish something for the sake of it

00:59:30

hype for the sake of

00:59:33

popularity for the sake of a certain number of

00:59:35

subscribers views likes to

00:59:39

achieve probably some of your

00:59:42

small goals, neglecting the safety of

00:59:45

sources,

00:59:47

I can’t say that for example We

00:59:49

work perfectly We also have

00:59:52

punctures, there are their

01:00:01

consents

01:00:03

Well, not there, I don’t even know anyone Can they

01:00:06

Remind

01:00:07

with azamat blow if we are talking about

01:00:10

him, everything is fine with him, everything is fine,

01:00:12

just yesterday

01:00:14

I gave him the opportunity to tell the

01:00:16

audience head no about what a

01:00:19

special regime colony is like in the

01:00:21

first person on our channel, we

01:00:22

published a short conversation with him

01:00:24

because he was in colony number seven in

01:00:27

colony number 13 of the

01:00:28

Saratov region this is a special

01:00:30

regime colony we thanked for the help he got

01:00:32

stitched up He doesn’t drink he found a job he’s

01:00:35

accompanied by lawyers the

01:00:37

local law enforcement officers lagged behind him and there’s more

01:00:40

trosh Prigozhin doesn’t put pressure on him

01:00:42

in general it’s

01:00:46

yes yes peephole is very cool, as if our

01:00:50

participation helped him, she thanked him for it, that’s what

01:00:51

concerns Alexey

01:00:54

Savichev, he doesn’t want to be in public and

01:00:57

so on, but in any case, if we

01:01:00

return to the Wagnerites, I don’t think

01:01:02

that we can even raise the question of

01:01:04

what we We can bring somewhere to some country

01:01:07

10 20 30 members of a

01:01:09

terrorist organization who

01:01:11

took part in sweeps of the residential

01:01:14

sector and so on and say that

01:01:16

they can apply for political

01:01:19

asylum, international protection there for

01:01:21

humanitarian support, and so on those

01:01:22

people who participated in this in the first

01:01:24

place. They, of course, must be brought

01:01:26

to justice for what they

01:01:28

did either in Russia or in Ukraine or

01:01:31

at the international level, we raised the

01:01:34

issue of the need to create for

01:01:36

such people for such a category

01:01:38

some specific corridor, conditionally,

01:01:41

you know, an inhabited island where

01:01:44

there will be a security regime where they will have

01:01:46

the opportunity to plant radishes,

01:01:48

tomatoes and potatoes there, live in some

01:01:51

specific location, give

01:01:53

testimony and then, in general, so that

01:01:56

international justice can make a

01:01:58

decision on them in which direction next to

01:02:01

send someone there to a prison cell

01:02:02

for the murder of children of the civilian population there,

01:02:05

someone as a witness there, and so

01:02:07

on, but here there is no gulag, it cannot

01:02:10

replace the United Nations with an

01:02:12

international tribunal, and so on,

01:02:15

what can we do on our own? That’s what

01:02:17

concerns this part, I wouldn’t want

01:02:19

these young Chechen bloggers are strongly

01:02:21

criticized by

01:02:23

young

01:02:24

inexperienced people who are obviously and apparently not

01:02:28

completely ready to bear

01:02:30

responsibility for them in general. Apparently they

01:02:33

themselves did not realize what had fallen into their

01:02:35

hands and how it could be

01:02:38

managed competently so that

01:02:39

it would actually bring something

01:02:41

serious effect Well, as for

01:02:44

this hysterical decision-making by

01:02:48

Kadyrov and his entourage, the fact that they are

01:02:50

ready

01:02:52

to use any methods, including

01:02:54

beating journalists, lawyers,

01:02:57

women, men, and so on, but it is clear that

01:03:01

they are shaking, they are very afraid that the truth

01:03:04

about this is their Merke who they are there

01:03:07

created on the basis of torture, impaling on a

01:03:10

bottle extrajudicial and so on, they are afraid

01:03:13

that all this will come to light, all this will be

01:03:15

proven and more

01:03:21

Yes, I have that, for example,

01:03:27

the same thing that happened when there with the

01:03:30

management of the torture conveyor in

01:03:33

Saratov 1 when they 10 years in a row

01:03:35

someone there they beat, tortured, raped, and

01:03:37

then at one point, when irrefutable

01:03:39

evidence of this poured out on the Internet

01:03:42

and it was impossible to shut it up,

01:03:45

arrests occurred, the system itself lived off one of its

01:03:48

tentacles, which used to poke someone there with

01:03:50

a mop, here they are exactly the same

01:03:53

Incorrigible optimist

01:03:55

No,

01:04:10

six months before publications archives of torture I

01:04:14

told the management of the tiled 9 years

01:04:16

in a row they were hiding it with the help of unsubscribes

01:04:19

they were protecting themselves, the roofs weren’t so powerful,

01:04:21

they believed that the Generals would definitely cover them up so that they would

01:04:24

n’t write or publish, they

01:04:26

really covered them up for 8 years then

01:04:29

at some point there was something in the roof... then

01:04:31

it broke, the roof leaked, it broke, and

01:04:34

under

01:04:35

these fragments of the roof there remained a whole

01:04:38

series of these sadistic colonels and majors

01:04:41

who are now sitting in cells and

01:04:44

they have huge long sentences of

01:04:46

imprisonment ahead of them, the same will happen here at

01:04:49

some certain moment when

01:04:51

what is happening inside Chechnya will come to light

01:04:54

and in full it will be published with a video next to the

01:04:57

evidence;

01:04:59

some employees will run away from there and

01:05:02

talk about contract killings and so

01:05:05

on. The same thing will not be necessary to think

01:05:07

that they are all like statues, like the

01:05:11

pyramids of Cheops, everything is not like that, everything is flowing

01:05:14

is changing and everything will change there, too,

01:05:16

much sooner than they themselves want the

01:05:20

last question, returning to the history of

01:05:23

Ukrainian prisoners of war. I just

01:05:26

realized because you said that

01:05:29

recently they stopped asking military prisoners of war to

01:05:31

admit that

01:05:35

they were Hitler’s accomplices and began asking

01:05:37

them purely military things, what then are they

01:05:40

asking now?

01:05:44

Yes, a lot of things are being asked

01:05:47

about their interaction with

01:05:49

law enforcement agencies. Which of the

01:05:52

relatives serves in high places, who

01:05:54

interacts with the SBU as a

01:05:56

warning system, but there is of course

01:05:59

less work with them than with the military, but it also

01:06:01

works because it

01:06:03

assigns different prisoners to different

01:06:05

operatives and each Captain wants to

01:06:08

become a major as quickly as possible. A major

01:06:10

lieutenant colonel or even a colonel

01:06:13

here begins to work already there, an

01:06:16

interesting stick system, who

01:06:18

will receive how many special materials there, special

01:06:22

reports there, knocked out apples with confessions,

01:06:25

and so on, but in full how it

01:06:27

works then

01:06:28

there are civilians, firstly those

01:06:32

about whom they somehow saw that

01:06:35

they have relatives from the security forces and secondly,

01:06:39

but those about whom it seemed like I’ve

01:06:41

already said something several times, but I’ll

01:06:44

repeat it again And by the way, this will be

01:06:46

the end of our broadcast

01:06:47

Koltsovka and an absolutely terrible story

01:06:50

with a girl from Mariupol whose name is

01:06:53

Irina Navalnaya, but in fact she was

01:06:55

arrested precisely because her

01:06:57

last name is Navalnaya, not only was I

01:06:59

forced to confess to the terrorist attack, but they

01:07:03

also carved the words “I’m scum” on her leg with a knife

01:07:06

and not only did it all

01:07:09

this, as I understand it, in some kind of pre-trial detention centers in Donetsk, it

01:07:11

also means that journalists in

01:07:15

quotation marks from NTV claimed that she

01:07:19

did it herself And this characterizes her

01:07:23

essence, there were

01:07:28

prisoners on her cheek, there were also some with a

01:07:31

knife. There they scratched out some

01:07:33

letters there. this is something else

01:07:35

they did there from the point of view of what for.

01:07:39

Well, on the forehead and on the cheek there are several people

01:07:42

now in captivity,

01:07:45

according to our sources,

01:07:48

everything, well, there are a lot of creepy details

01:07:51

and details, but I’m just here now I

01:07:53

wanted to, I won’t say the most important thing regarding the

01:07:55

civilian population, they are breaking through all of them and

01:07:58

trying to find out who they are, what kind of

01:08:00

relatives, whether some

01:08:03

secret relatives

01:08:05

of Valery are pawned by Vladimir Zelensky, the

01:08:08

same Budanov, and so on and so on,

01:08:11

they also want to get the maximum

01:08:15

number of hostages so that

01:08:17

some distant close

01:08:18

relatives friends Acquaintances of those who

01:08:21

make decisions in Ukraine today and

01:08:24

determine its politics and military

01:08:26

policy so that they are a Hostage, what is

01:08:28

being done there, including the selection of

01:08:31

various keys

01:08:34

And someone who they still manage to

01:08:37

recruit and break there using

01:08:39

among them, they give some telephone numbers for calls

01:08:42

that they called somewhere,

01:08:44

wrote to someone Then there is the full extent of the 21st century,

01:08:49

it works with all the technologies of the 21st

01:08:51

century.

01:08:56

Thank you very much because every

01:08:59

time you tell something it’s

01:09:06

simply unimaginable

01:09:09

but Thank you for doing this, that you

01:09:12

are digging for us and that you are doing the

01:09:14

work, including for the entire Red

01:09:16

Cross,

01:09:18

but I would like to allow Yulia two minutes here. I

01:09:22

wouldn’t want to, as if in the Red Cross there are a

01:09:24

lot of smart, good ones,

01:09:30

I wouldn’t want to be here It’s hard to say about everyone, they’re

01:09:33

probably doing something there. It’s

01:09:35

just that they apparently are still with us, apparently there are

01:09:38

more competent ones,

01:09:42

we know.

01:09:44

Yes, they wrote here that the

01:09:47

Ukrainians are not fighting like that.

01:09:51

Well, yes, but I want to tell myself.

01:09:54

Let me end here, what’s the

01:09:59

matter? firstly, today I said a lot,

01:10:02

as if I didn’t say a lot because

01:10:05

there is a Mystery of the investigation and over

01:10:07

time we will tell a lot more and

01:10:09

not just tell about we will show it once, but

01:10:13

secondly, as if once again, yes, I tried to

01:10:15

take care of yours too Nerves The nerves of your

01:10:17

viewers and subscribers because, after

01:10:19

all, some basic, most

01:10:21

terrible information cannot be disclosed

01:10:23

simply there, otherwise they will demolish this channel,

01:10:25

within the framework of the YouTube platform, I tried to say

01:10:28

what can be said. Now,

01:10:31

having the truth, it’s actually even worse And

01:10:34

believe me, given that we Experienced guys,

01:10:37

many of us are demoralized by these

01:10:41

terrible details, the details of our

01:10:45

investigation are the hardest thing for us that

01:10:47

we have ever learned, but

01:10:52

we have no moral right to

01:10:54

give up and stop, no matter how

01:10:56

hard it is for us because for those who have now

01:10:58

accepted

01:10:59

and their relatives who are waiting for them

01:11:01

much more difficult and ours is simply a

01:11:05

direct responsibility, as much as we have

01:11:07

the strength of our urine, to do everything possible so that at the

01:11:10

level of the international criminal court of the

01:11:12

international tribunal

01:11:15

all the sadists in the uniform of the FSB of

01:11:18

the Ministry of Defense of the Federal Penitentiary Service are revealed who are involved in this

01:11:22

so that they know even there tomorrow I will not

01:11:25

will become or someone from our team and

01:11:27

so on That Annushka has already spilled oil

01:11:30

and in any case, in any case, we will see it through

01:11:34

to the end, you will pass on to all

01:11:36

international authorities what we

01:11:37

have and we will come or not we, but our

01:11:40

colleagues will come in the future for everyone Who is

01:11:43

involved in this torture conveyor, in

01:11:46

this fascism and sadism, in

01:11:48

this war crime and

01:11:50

crime against humanity in

01:11:52

which Vladimir Putin

01:11:55

personally, the director of the FSIN, the guests personally, the director of the

01:11:58

FSB Bortnikov, and everyone who is under them, below them,

01:12:02

along this vertical, down the

01:12:05

hierarchy, in these seasons and colonies that have

01:12:08

now been re-equipped, the military

01:12:11

will identify everyone and do everything possible so that

01:12:13

they bear the deserved responsibility,

01:12:16

regardless of what happens in five

01:12:18

years, in 15, in 25

01:12:22

Vladimir Thank you very much it was

01:12:26

Yulia Latynina It was Vladimir Osechkin

01:12:28

gulag no no

01:12:31

Thank you again

01:12:34

Thank you

01:12:38

and Gentlemen, don’t forget to subscribe to

01:12:41

our channel Don’t forget to subscribe to

01:12:44

Vladimir Sechkin’s channel Well, I mean on

01:12:47

your head No,

01:12:48

like it because well, somehow Yes, like it,

01:12:56

share links to this broadcast because it

01:12:58

seems to me that very

01:13:00

important and very scary things were said

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