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Russia is fighting in Ukraine with conventional

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weapons that are called conventional and

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often very outdated, there are a lot of them

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in huge quantities, this is what gave

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Russia an advantage at first, but

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now we already see a certain parity, but

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Russia is doing a lot to ensure that the

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rest of the world intervenes in this

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confrontation in this aggressive

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the war that Putin declared dimmer 2

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February 4 as little as possible and what exactly

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they are doing in the first week of the war

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Vladimir Putin declared the increased

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combat readiness of the nuclear triad

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Vladimir Putin really use

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nuclear weapons as blackmail for people for

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other countries so that they do not interfere

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directly in this war so that they don’t send in

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their troops, don’t block the sky because

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this will instantly lead to defeat.

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Putin’s army does he want to use

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nuclear weapons, in fact it’s just a

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bluff, it’s difficult to say personally, I think that

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no, he will not use nuclear

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weapons under any circumstances,

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but Russian propaganda and The Russian

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authorities endlessly talk about what

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incredible modern developments they

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have in order to use these nuclear weapons in

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the vanguard with armatures and

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so on, and so on. Today we talked with

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Yulia Latynina about how

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real these developments are, do they

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exist or not, what is behind them and

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how ready they are for use

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small spoiler everything in this sense is the

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same as with other weapons in the

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Russian army, but this is a detailed

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interesting conversation that I hope

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you find useful, don’t forget to

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like and write comments

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subscribe to the channel, this increases the

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distribution of the video, but here is our

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conversation with Yulia Latynina

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or hello you have been doing quite a lot of

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research related to

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Russian nuclear weapons and so on, and

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my wunderwaffle, which is constantly

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advertised, means according to the federal one, you

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are threatening, and to Europe, it means that some kind of format

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should get something destroyed, but

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so far they are not even in service,

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everyone promises something like this every year

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postponed means they promise now in the fall, in

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general, please tell us what you

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managed to learn during this time about the Russian

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nuclear and

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already other magical things that

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Russian propaganda would really hope for, at least,

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what

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really exists and how things

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really are, well, first of all, there really

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is the weapons that were in the Soviet

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Union are, first of all, the bear, detailed

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ballistic missiles, they haven’t

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gone anywhere, Putin has everything

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1420 if I’m not mistaken, the ceiling is even a

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little more than the average in

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the states, officially, but literally there are

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two dozen of them,

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it’s hard to say which of them are

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really parts it functions because

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it’s Vladimir Osechkin and he ran away

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from two people, one a nuclear physicist,

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the other his KGB curator, who,

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as I understand it, tell a chance

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scary stories and cute cuts, this is

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some other drain in one like where are

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Russian nuclear weapons stored, what’s wrong it

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happens and, in principle, if you

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extrapolate the state of Russian

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tanks to the state of Russian

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intercontinental ballistic missiles,

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as I understand it, 10 2 15 percent of

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Russian tanks stopped in

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Ukraine did not fall by the wayside

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simply because they had one or another

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thing functioning incorrectly,

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respectively, we can assume that

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so far or part these arches, I really do

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n’t care about these, it makes absolutely no difference for the

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Americans because their doctrine does not

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assume that at least one

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warhead will fall on the United States,

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who will not risk these, so in

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principle we can say that this is where we will

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end the

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practical military part the question is that this is what

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Putin got, this is what

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existed back in the 80s, well, that

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part of it that is still alive, it is

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partially and quickly enough

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is derived from military forgiveness, it is quite

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enough and Putin is like that

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person who found

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on the characters of a science fiction novel that were

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in the trash heap some kind of death star,

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he may well be waving it around, it’s

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rusty, it’ll start to fall off like

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dates back,

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but nevertheless no one will take risks

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and that’s

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probably where we should start,

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that is, even if half of

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the warheads there are rotten, another quarter was sold

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even there in reserves of several hundred can

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pose a really big

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threat not even for individual countries but for the

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whole world as a whole, absolutely the same

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way as with tanks, Russian dancing is also

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pretty bad, but we see that they

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caused enormous damage to Ukraine, although

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one of my

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correspondents gladly told me

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I told him how back in the 80s their

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tanks in the division looked like this, they stood

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in two rows in their boxes and

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some of them started to be placed in front, we inspected them,

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and the tanks that, when

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alarmed, were in the box on a cable, as we

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see, they arrived in approximately this form and

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arrived the war in Ukraine is only even

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worse, but at the same time Putin’s

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propaganda constantly tells that they have

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something new, they have something cool,

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they were also fast, I’m writing cooler everything

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destroying and others, as far as this

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corresponds to reality,

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but here’s where interesting things begin

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which, strictly speaking these days, has

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something to do with military strategy, it seems to

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have something to do with psychology or even

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or even psychiatry because

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first of all, someone suggested to Putin, I don’t know

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why, that there are 2

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intercontinental ballistic missiles at their disposal, that there is

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some kind of mythical

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American software that intercepts

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these missiles and here are the new weapons that he

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will build if they are some kind of

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nuclear torpedoes that float in the sea

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or, on the contrary, some kind of

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vanguard gliding blocks or even a Sarmatian missile which is

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actually mine right now and

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we’ll just talk about these classic

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clinical ones, very interesting and

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exhaustive case, so this means that

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this is all new and that Putin will build on

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what his mother will give, she will overcome,

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she will remove from her eyes this

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terrible wire under absolutely like the

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boom people who came, definitely not to act

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like the gypsy who comes up at the station

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and says give me a pen with a couple of them,

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he’s sure that he removed the nuclear damage

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and that this is an American survey of his

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new weapons for me to work with, and if I can, I’ll just

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give a comprehensive case,

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this is just an

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old Soviet missile that was

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launched back in 1975, not launched,

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put into service almost 50 years

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ago this is the R-36 and it is also famous with the 18th

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Satan

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which is an absolutely amazing missile with

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two stages that will cause a coastal

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booster that it shoots to land

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all warheads with 40 decoys

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the warheads enter the atmosphere at

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hypersonic speed serves

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Mach 20 because all that enter the

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atmosphere from space, it comes out at

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hypersonic speed, this is not the merit of the

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engineers, this whole thing is

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called gravity

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rockets, Satan is capable of going into space

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and that means hitting a target from the south and

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north pole, whoever he likes says 11

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here it should be said that it is this

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ability of Satan in at one time led

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to the adoption of the START-2 treaty and,

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accordingly, therefore Satan, which

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limits the proliferation of

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nuclear weapons in space and,

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accordingly,

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the main one with this is an analogue that is in

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service and normal food ranges

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children thousands of kilometers but is similar to the

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civilian version of Satan which is

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called the Dnepr launch vehicle it

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launches cargo into space with a

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payload of up to four and a half,

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it is capable of conquering space, it is capable,

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it cannot withstand any

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American missile, but because, as I already

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said, some of our continental

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ballistic missiles existing in

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Russia's arsenal before this, the Soviet

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Union, no mythical

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resisted and she, as I already said, I

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skipper warheads

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enter the atmosphere at speed,

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that is, accordingly, the question arises:

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why nothing about the account and the answer is simple and

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lies in the fact that landing on this is an

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old rocket which on physical ones is

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old, as I already said, the rocket is almost 50 years old

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accordingly, if such a missile

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costs today, poisonous fuel is all

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corrosive when I’m put on combat

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duty, this fuel is poured in to

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remove it, I’ll hold back that this fuel is drained,

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that is, physically full of holes like a colander,

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now it’s only left instead, I’m not

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mistaken, only 46 satan on what else in the

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sixteenth year there were 46 of them left and

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then we simply don’t have real numbers,

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that is, there are really fewer and

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fewer of them in service, the question arises

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on Christmas Eve to build another rocket as

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spoons as Satan and maybe there are some

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bells of some kind from a piece of paper after

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all, in 50 years some kind of- then

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new electronics have appeared and you can continue to live in peace,

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agree that we are very

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good and

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that they, well, they generally understand this, that

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is, in your opinion, Putin is generally aware of

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this when he talks about these missiles,

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shows cartoons when it means

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propagandists talk about this on

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television, he knows and he’s deceiving

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or he doesn’t know and he’s being deceived, that is, has

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any understanding emerged due to the

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study of all these things,

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we’ll move on to psychology a little later, but

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this is a very good answer, does Putin understand

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what Satan looks like and why why does

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n’t she notice and the answer is exactly

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because they are really trying

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to replace Satan because

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Satan’s only problem is that this is a rocket

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that was assembled in Ukraine in the

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Ukrainian Soviet Socialist

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Republic at VKB, respectively, the

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southern one was developed and at Apple the southern one

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was assembled in the city of Dnepropetrovsk, now

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Dnieper, but just recently the southern one

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was bombed by Russian missiles,

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so the question arises,

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why not build the same thing,

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especially since, thank God, there are samples, so

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somehow this is no Japanese

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or American technology to replace or NATO,

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so the answer is that

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Putin has been trying to build missiles for 8 years

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which is called Sarmatian which

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is an import substituted create

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even the American classification simply

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calls it Satan 2 and every time

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Putin tells the api the rocket will be

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able to go into space its

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warheads will fall at supersonic speed

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that this rocket is opposed to the American one

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about that this is some corner absolutely

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monstrous trash because and so the

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man comes smoothly begins

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to tell you I have such a car

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I have such a car imagine it has

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four wheels but the person expects

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that you are an idiot who has never seen a

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car you don’t know his cars usually have 4

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wheels, well of course there are some - then those

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who have 13, after all, they

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still have a couple more causticity, they are not much worse than those who

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have 4, and the person also says that it

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means that this car is new, there is a steering

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column, it does not yet have a gearbox, and we

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should just be shocked by what it

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means for him he already had the same one

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and this is a very good

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answer to how Putin’s

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military-industrial complex target is structured because 30 years have passed of the pickles of the

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collapse of the Soviet Union and we see that

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Putin’s has so far degraded to such an

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extent that the missile he is well familiar with does

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not contain no imported

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components, to put it mildly, and he can’t replace a

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Ukrainian missile, he can’t

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replace imports, that they are fooling us with

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what they mean by not being able to assemble an

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ordinary iPhone in the military sphere,

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somehow they will find the USA,

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well, maybe if with this

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advertised for the Sarmatians, everything is not so

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good, not so good, I don’t mean absolutely

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bad, I mean that there’s nothing unusual,

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excuse me, and I’ll just add that I

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remind you of the format that they never

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built it because they, but only on

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April 20, if I’m not mistaken, the

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first missile tests took place, I strongly

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I suspect that they wanted to test it before the

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start of the war, but instead they

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were content with the fact that somewhere in January they

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launched the

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Tu-160 strategic bomber,

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which, as fully described in the famous

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story, an inhabited island, this

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chest told Max, this is the chest

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they launched and boasted that

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they absolutely outdated and no less than of

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any strategic importance, a chest

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to collect that will never

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fly anywhere and for another 20 years in everyday life a woman has

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not reached anywhere in the modern world of satellites,

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especially since they boasted about this chest,

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tighten Michael, they said

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that in order to launch it,

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they digitized the drawings

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in a voluntary breakthrough, I think yes, I

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think that NATO generals appreciated the

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standard Kazan from here at the factory, all

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this was on the mind, it was possible to

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digitize a real victory for civil

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society, and

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but if these formats do not

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represent something incredibly new and

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at the same time they don’t exist yet, yes, that’s what I’m talking about, the

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second aspect is more significant about the

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first ones because I don’t have a complete understanding

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of weapons, but at some point I

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was just keeping track of what they were promising at what point, which

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means it’s necessary to appear, here the Sarmatian is

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on the list of those that they promise to start with

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it won’t appear, maybe there are

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some other amazing developments, nuclear and

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non-nuclear, too, for example, they often

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boast about a dagger and say that this is

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some absolutely amazing weapon

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that has no analogues in the world, or a whole

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number of other names that they constantly

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talk about and say what they

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mean everything is absolutely cool and

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great destruction and we don’t know anything

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to counter that it helps the rest,

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maybe we don’t see somewhere

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incredibly hidden and amazing

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weapons that really

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cause envy not only among NATO

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generals but the whole world in general, we

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promised to stick to nuclear

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weapons but just about the dagger and I

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think it’s not even necessary

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to talk about it in principle because we

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can talk about it in practice, we see the

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use of daggers during the Ukrainian

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and minutes, I honestly expected that

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some kind of dagger would fly for 6 to 6 months of the war

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because these are really

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cat missiles cannot intercept the bromine, but

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we see that the dagger did not fly and this is

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obviously related to the fact that just

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daggers, as is often the case, are

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just boutiques and weapons that are very

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small, this is the same Iskander only

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suspended from the belly of the

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fighter-interceptor which [ __ ]

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was is intended for something completely

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different, as my good friend

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Ukrainian military pilot Roman Tsvetan said,

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now in stock, well, if you hung an Iskander to this world,

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but it’s like

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a Mercedes for an object cart there, even if

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I’m not mistaken, one of the first moments

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that

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Engels he took and when landing on to mine,

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or vice versa, during takeoff, he drove off the runway somewhere,

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this nickname actually carries two daggers, and

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pay attention because

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very often they say a mistake, very often

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they say that the whale is carrying a dagger, but it can also

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carry a dagger because

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you get a dagger from a heavy rocket, and so if you

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transfer a dagger not filled with

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empty tanks to aka Iskander, otherwise you

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can really hang three

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of it, and if it flies, if this is already a

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combat configuration, then accordingly

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these are only two daggers, and for example, we

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see that the Russian daggers hit the

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mill. By the way, there was an answer to the question

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why

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they were shooting in Venice, if you remember,

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with a caliber and a sub-caliber at the

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officers’ houses, that is, there were eight

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calibers, four of which were intercepted, 4

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came to the officers’ house, killed three children,

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killed a bunch of people, and

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that means I’m always

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true, I know that Michael is there not for

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anything, that is, that Ruslan should think a little differently,

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but my diagnosis in this

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case is that when all

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this was happening, tell fortunes, a rocket was flying

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in Belarus at that moment of this

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Russian and the buck is 50, who was looking at

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where his Ukrainian one is located, especially the

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stationary one and

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I

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thought that the novel was also discussed from something

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better, something so great, she looks and

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there will be some kind of massive

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missile and bomb strike, which was

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repeatedly expected, but there are no

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massive missile and bomb strikes,

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but after that, after the calibers,

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the officers actually acquired a dagger at home a

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dagger arrived at the airfields of Venice,

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as I understand it, the princes wanted it, he denies it,

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he destroyed quite a lot of things there and

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really it could not be

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intercepted in this way, these three

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children they were collecting the role of bait,

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Putin checked it, it means how this one is

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structured where it is located about it,

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so that later accordingly,

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use a dagger,

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but nevertheless, from a strategic point of view,

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this, of course, does

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not solve anything because, apparently, there are

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simply very few of these daggers in Russia,

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this is another problem for Putin, while

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she can collect some types of

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weapons, show Putin and therefore

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listen here we have money for this,

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but

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it simply cannot play these samples in any significant quantity,

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and in any case, as I already

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said, this weapon is ostentatious, but

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because yes, it is formally hypersonic in the

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sense that up to the speed of hi,

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hi, repaired, they added the book

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at the end section to watch the couple

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develops hypersonic speed and

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de facto, well,

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to hell with the button accordion, but wouldn’t it

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be easier to launch conventional scandas, but let’s return

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to nuclear video types of weapons,

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the way they are delivered to and in general

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how real this threat is for the

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current conflict, in fact, what

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are the ways of all- actual

00:19:05

delivery of nuclear weapons to some targets, to what

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extent in your opinion is there a

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likelihood of their use not for

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current methods of delivery of nuclear

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weapons, they have invariably since the

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sixties, respectively, these are strategic

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bombers which were the very

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first and

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which in our age of satellites

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have absolutely lost relevance and one of the reasons

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according to which the above-mentioned but also the Tu-160 will

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not fly anywhere, neither will

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its American colleagues who, by the way,

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since the day you are now, that is, some

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have been converted into conventional

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bombers and they are used in

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what are called engagement stands, by the way,

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also Russia, which uses its

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strategic bombers, this is when

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you fly to the line beyond which you

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start his enemy, fire

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some kind of far-reaching missile and

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boil the Russian Tu-22 and

00:20:03

act exactly like this with your cats,

00:20:05

accordingly, all these amazing ones

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today with variable wing geometry,

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imagine how much thanks to the

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variable wing geometry a

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complex contraption, a colossus, yes it

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weighs so much, it’s just a thing of the past in the

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literal sense of the word because,

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besides the fact that there are satellites, there are new

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control methods for

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controlling the plane itself in flight and the

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latest electronics allow you to

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control the plane that

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would have been aerodynamically unstable for another 50 years,

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I don’t drive the flying

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wing scheme simply replaced the ideology of the

00:20:50

variable Midway Cola and, accordingly,

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when they tell us about these

00:20:54

Tu-160s, it’s all very simple, but it just

00:20:58

evokes Homeric laughter, so to

00:21:01

speak, that we still have a

00:21:02

Tsar Cannon here, it shoots nuclear

00:21:05

charges as much as at 4 kilometers,

00:21:07

so these are, respectively,

00:21:09

strategic bombers, and

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frankly speaking, even those with a

00:21:14

flying wing will also not reach anywhere in the

00:21:16

present world;

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these are submarines and

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here Russia has the Soviet Union has

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always been in the red compared to the

00:21:26

United States and because the

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United States has a huge coastline

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Pacific Atlantic

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Soviet Union in the most important

00:21:34

direction, that is, in the direction

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that allows them to enter the

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Atlantic Ocean, it is a very small

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part of the northern coast where

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something like this could be launched more or

00:21:46

less not so that NATO would not see and in

00:21:50

fact that’s why there recessions installed one

00:21:54

with sensors and it was absolutely impossible to

00:21:56

get out of there unnoticed and the third part of

00:22:00

the nuclear triad,

00:22:01

that is, in fact, here’s a game day for me,

00:22:04

what horses, the deceased wonderfully

00:22:05

said when he wrote the

00:22:07

reason why Russia was trying to

00:22:09

introduce

00:22:11

nuclear submarines especially in the European part,

00:22:14

so that it was no

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worse than the American’s,

00:22:18

and the third part of the nuclear triad is already a

00:22:21

show-off, we have intercontinental

00:22:23

ballistic missiles and that’s all I

00:22:26

laughed at strategic

00:22:28

bombers with some skepticism,

00:22:30

although it’s understandable, and even then only a little bit

00:22:33

of skepticism

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was talking about

00:22:37

Russian submarines of course, of course, Saint-Arnaud

00:22:43

has nothing to do with ballistic missiles because I already said that any

00:22:48

intercontinental ballistic missile currently in service with Russia

00:22:50

completely fulfills the task of a lotus with

00:22:53

nuclear batons that must be protected

00:22:57

in the West, but since I received it, as I already

00:23:00

said, but as you know,

00:23:02

they are all bandits they really love it when they

00:23:05

say here there is such a thing,

00:23:07

this is how how in the topic could there be further there is

00:23:11

such a thing there is such a store there is such a

00:23:13

release of Alan Paladin that

00:23:15

you can rub and that’s it and the media but before

00:23:18

that it was all three days and here’s something else

00:23:20

you will do this and for example, one of

00:23:23

the stories of course that they sold to Putin is

00:23:24

amazing, which he tells us with

00:23:27

burning eyes, this idea about the

00:23:28

avant-garde planning block, but

00:23:31

because they tell us this very

00:23:34

Sarmatian, and he will not just carry it

00:23:36

usually from the side, he will not be a setup

00:23:38

planning block avant-garde and

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Michael

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planning a block of avant-garde he has

00:23:45

wings he says Putin in his

00:23:47

message to the Federal Assembly of

00:23:49

the year to maneuver everything so

00:23:51

horizontally 5 in height to be clear for

00:23:54

sold as I already said not as an experience

00:23:56

unthinkable for about because before that

00:23:59

we are already the heads of the site were unthinkable

00:24:01

and

00:24:02

detained and again that means there are

00:24:05

no analogues this has never happened

00:24:08

Michael we have a question, who do you think was the

00:24:11

first to think of putting wings on a

00:24:14

rocket to look at whether

00:24:16

it’s good or bad I’m like that

00:24:20

why do you want to say fascist

00:24:21

Germany you’re absolutely right and why you

00:24:24

decided that I don’t know it would seem like it would be possible to

00:24:28

raise it in 6 months,

00:24:30

yes, because there is a lot of what

00:24:35

Putin is bragging about that it has no

00:24:37

analogues, it is simply taken from the 50s,

00:24:39

and from these are the projects that the United States did not begin to

00:24:43

implement in the days

00:24:45

of the USSR, but here the project with wings on a rocket was

00:24:48

indeed the first to be

00:24:50

attempted by Wernher von Braun, he

00:24:52

emphasized some of the

00:24:54

haldou left the wings to see

00:24:56

if they seemed to be able to maneuver,

00:24:58

it turned out to be a very bad idea

00:25:00

because but some forms, the simpler the

00:25:02

better, but because if the rocket flies and

00:25:06

when it is very clear how it flies, there is

00:25:09

no wing at all, and if there are

00:25:12

wings at such speeds, there is a very

00:25:14

high probability that they will come off and

00:25:16

get damaged, and then you understand that it will

00:25:18

amaze as God wills, of course

00:25:20

you can say that it will

00:25:21

maneuver in altitude and give away, but this is

00:25:25

even for nuclear weapons it can be

00:25:27

significant, it will fly there for 100

00:25:30

kilometers and no one in the direction,

00:25:32

respectively, 2 things with these wings are

00:25:36

no less complex, this is no less a problem, the problem is that

00:25:38

as soon as they need to be

00:25:42

somehow protected there it is necessary to put something that is

00:25:44

heat-protective, it begins passionately

00:25:47

Nikita weighs these monstrous some

00:25:51

monstrous sizes now I’ll even say I

00:25:54

forgot I’m sorry I’m just really looking now so

00:25:57

as not to give you how much it weighs

00:26:03

Well, as I already said, that is, for

00:26:06

example, an ordinary warhead led to from Astana

00:26:10

does not weigh 800 kilograms and the vanguard is The

00:26:12

official figure with its ceramics

00:26:14

ceramics type of protection weighs 4 tons and,

00:26:17

accordingly, Satan does not have all 10

00:26:19

warheads, well, that means it is unlikely that the Sarmatian

00:26:22

will carry more than a couple of avant-garde ah,

00:26:25

there are those current missiles from 19 years old

00:26:28

that they stand on, or rather, on which there were

00:26:31

6 warheads in the classical layout and

00:26:34

now there will be 1 avant-garde and

00:26:38

the question arises: why, as if there is nothing better,

00:26:43

this is a very extremely dubious question,

00:26:45

I repeat once again, taking into account the fact that the avant-garde,

00:26:48

that that any warhead, that of Satan, that

00:26:51

Sarmatian, that a stiletto, that there is generally a

00:26:54

flying tank, if the popes launch it

00:26:57

in space, don’t cross the Americans, this is not in their

00:27:01

anti-missile doctrine, this is

00:27:04

physical, yes, it may

00:27:07

appear someday, but if it appears, then in fact I

00:27:11

hope that it is possible that the sooner

00:27:13

it appears the better, but for now this is not there and it

00:27:15

turns out that basically from

00:27:20

modern ones -then weapons,

00:27:23

if we are talking about going through the nuclear potential of

00:27:26

something fundamentally new, the

00:27:28

Russian authorities were unable to design

00:27:30

and everything in this sense is a scare and, again,

00:27:33

concerning new developments, this is

00:27:36

rather a fiction or complacency, you

00:27:39

know, this is such a new religion because

00:27:41

Putin, in ancient times they believed in

00:27:44

archangels, archangels flew across the sky, were

00:27:47

invisible and came to earth only at the

00:27:50

hour of the Last Judgment, so we are offered to

00:27:52

check the same mythical entities

00:27:54

that know there Poseidon and Sarmatians, mats

00:27:57

and white swans, and that the non-white swan,

00:28:00

of course, is embellished, this

00:28:01

Tu-160 really exists, well, in general, and

00:28:05

moreover, I already mentioned that

00:28:09

90 percent 90 percent in half, if

00:28:12

not counting the concept that took

00:28:14

Nazi Germany and periodically

00:28:17

rocket science returned to it, but

00:28:18

every time it seemed that the palace was not

00:28:21

very promising, so everything else was

00:28:25

basically taken out of old

00:28:27

cabinets times of the Cold War and

00:28:30

basically these are those things that did not go into

00:28:33

series because they simply turned out to be

00:28:36

too dangerous and too imperfect

00:28:39

or outdated before they began

00:28:43

to be implemented, and probably if we talk about

00:28:46

these things here we need to talk about two

00:28:47

stories of a nuclear torpedo on the one hand and the other

00:28:50

which Poseidon and a

00:28:53

small flying nuclear Chernobyl

00:28:55

called the Burevestnik, for the development of

00:28:58

which, as Putin claimed in the

00:29:00

eighteenth year, Russia was already

00:29:03

physically flying, said this thing was flying, and

00:29:07

moreover, for this thing or for something else,

00:29:10

Borisov and Kiriyenko received a hero of Russia,

00:29:13

in any case, the Moscow newspaper

00:29:15

The Komsomol member wrote so directly that this is why

00:29:17

they got the hero of Russia,

00:29:19

probably for this thing, and since they

00:29:21

got the hero of Russia, that means she flies,

00:29:23

Sasha delighted me, since they got

00:29:27

the hero, that means she is years old, which

00:29:35

means

00:29:36

I have to say that this thing, of course, and

00:29:38

what support what is this thing,

00:29:40

this is a petrel, this is a story that the

00:29:44

United States and the Soviet Union actually

00:29:47

developed in the 50s a direct

00:29:50

nuclear tape, that is, roughly speaking, a

00:29:52

reactor you have a hole in the middle of this reactor,

00:29:55

air is sucked in through it, it

00:29:56

heats up, it is thrown out, it flies,

00:29:59

so the air ends up behind it, it

00:30:01

turns out radioactive small

00:30:03

flying Chernobyl, it’s hard to say what it

00:30:06

will do someday flies to the enemy, well, as long as

00:30:08

it’s put on on our territory, you wo

00:30:10

n’t be in trouble, well, there is an option that there

00:30:14

is an option that you can instead of

00:30:17

air, that is, just instead of direct

00:30:20

contact of air with the core,

00:30:22

put some kind of heat exchanger and then

00:30:25

there is there is a chance that this thing flying over your

00:30:28

own territory is not so suitable for this

00:30:30

territory, you will agree if at

00:30:32

this moment it turns off paths and the tests are

00:30:35

unsuccessful or something else to

00:30:36

land and then all this beauty

00:30:39

happens exactly the same as in

00:30:40

Chernobyl and what is happening now if unpleasant

00:30:44

events can happen at the

00:30:45

Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, and that is,

00:30:49

accordingly, the reactor core

00:30:51

turns out to be scattered over a large

00:30:53

amount of territory, and I would like to draw

00:30:55

your attention to the fact that they

00:30:58

shouted and shouted that they had this thing,

00:31:00

then there was such a place

00:31:03

called not matzo this near Arkhangelsk

00:31:05

where something exploded in August of 1919

00:31:07

and

00:31:09

at first Russian propaganda started

00:31:12

screaming that it exploded, either zircon

00:31:14

or something else and they said they tried zircon,

00:31:17

several specialists died because of this,

00:31:19

but where is dyrus’ zircon,

00:31:22

who wouldn’t say that this means

00:31:25

3t what -but that is, a nuclear battery

00:31:27

then Roshydromet destroyed the entire moment the

00:31:31

composition of the release was shaved

00:31:34

because there was a radioactive release,

00:31:35

people were injured and it turned out that these are the

00:31:41

isotopes that are obtained from the

00:31:44

decay of extremely fast-living

00:31:46

radioactive isotopes of various

00:31:49

inert gases, that is, everything pointed to

00:31:52

that that this thing came out of a nuclear

00:31:54

reactor, but this nuclear reactor did not

00:31:57

crack completely because then, of

00:31:59

course, it would be good and sweet with a completely different

00:32:01

character, and these were noble gases

00:32:04

that are poorly captured by filters and,

00:32:07

accordingly, they came out of the cracks

00:32:08

of the reactor, then they decayed into these

00:32:10

following isotopes and accordingly, that’s why

00:32:13

we ourselves are petrels

00:32:16

without hearing anything, and of course

00:32:18

the question arises, how does Putin say that it

00:32:21

flew and really with a nuclear

00:32:23

reactor, and in my opinion, and a few years

00:32:26

ago, they were still

00:32:27

real newspapers, they published a

00:32:30

convincing story about that that before there was a

00:32:34

successful test back in the seventeenth

00:32:36

year, the role of a nuclear reactor, that is, the

00:32:38

operating power plant was performed by an

00:32:41

electrical mock-up on board, well, there was a

00:32:44

successful test of a rocket with a nuclear

00:32:47

power plant in which they look like the

00:32:49

power plant was played by a mock-up, well, there’s

00:32:51

just nothing to add, well, it’s like

00:32:55

beautiful art and a very similar story

00:32:59

with Poseidon, because really in the

00:33:02

50s they developed, I don’t know,

00:33:05

they developed the USA, but they

00:33:07

actually

00:33:10

developed a nuclear torpedo in Russia for the Soviet Union,

00:33:12

he had such ideas, the

00:33:14

corresponding project was called on the

00:33:17

15th floor, they thought that it wouldn’t cause a

00:33:21

torpedo and the most important thing is very

00:33:23

simple, that this is the idea of a nuclear torpedo, it

00:33:26

died as soon as

00:33:28

intercontinental ballistic missiles appeared, that is,

00:33:29

this is because

00:33:32

someone, why would we launch a nuclear

00:33:35

torpedo, and if we have a much more

00:33:38

advanced delivery system, and then

00:33:40

the question is immediately if what

00:33:43

can a nuclear target be made from parquet, what can an

00:33:44

intercontinental ballistic missile do, the

00:33:45

answer is no, but there are a lot of things

00:33:50

that a nuclear target cannot do,

00:33:52

using the example of a simple answer to it cannot

00:33:54

aim because there is no GPS underwater

00:33:56

and no communication with it, but what

00:34:00

if it goes along the ocean floor, then

00:34:02

where is the guarantee that if it goes for a

00:34:05

serious fall, it won’t crash into some

00:34:07

mountain,

00:34:08

but really, this is under

00:34:13

Poseidon’s project, at first glance it seems

00:34:16

terribly scary, especially when you read in

00:34:18

every possible way these stories from propagandists

00:34:22

about what he will destroy

00:34:26

American aircraft carriers it will cause a tsunami

00:34:29

that will wash away all the United States on the

00:34:32

way back it will wash away eurusd and

00:34:36

here it must be said that of course such a

00:34:38

mouse phenomenon cannot be caused, one of the

00:34:41

reasons why this project did not go ahead in the

00:34:43

sixty-second year when it was

00:34:45

proposed there were several options,

00:34:47

but including The sixty-second year

00:34:49

was final and the closure of this

00:34:51

project was

00:34:52

when

00:34:54

12 days the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union

00:35:00

calculated what a tsunami would be over a

00:35:04

deep-sea explosion than they didn’t just

00:35:06

calculate, they created

00:35:09

special models of the American coast there on some lake

00:35:11

and

00:35:14

came to the conclusion that the tsunami would be so

00:35:17

small in essence, it’s not worth bringing, and

00:35:19

of course, compared to the

00:35:23

Soviet Union, of course, it was a terrible

00:35:25

nuclear monster, but

00:35:28

they didn’t drive [ __ ], and of course, they could

00:35:32

n’t hit any aircraft carriers

00:35:34

for the simple reason that, as I already

00:35:36

said, they tend to change aircraft carriers

00:35:38

to locations and this thing does

00:35:42

n’t know how to aim, no GPS about one,

00:35:46

so if it launches as

00:35:48

they say, it will be a few more lines

00:35:50

a few days to the target,

00:35:53

what will happen if at that moment the

00:35:55

American aircraft carrier leaves that

00:35:57

place of the intestines and

00:35:59

is separated from not not meeting such

00:36:02

beautiful thing and well, posidon is a

00:36:05

separate case, it’s generally Turkey

00:36:07

that I’m not sure we have time

00:36:09

to discuss it because

00:36:12

you know, by the way, I just

00:36:14

said that

00:36:16

Soviet submarines had an

00:36:21

immediate disadvantage in comparison with

00:36:23

American ones precisely because they

00:36:27

couldn’t to leave their bases unnoticed

00:36:29

and,

00:36:31

accordingly, in a normal country

00:36:32

they would tell us to cancel the project,

00:36:34

it’s very expensive because but this is an

00:36:36

insane cost to the

00:36:38

problems of 57 of these [ __ ]

00:36:42

clips a year, and here they are the ones who

00:36:46

are coming and the generals are what they said, well,

00:36:48

let’s do it urgently we will correct

00:36:50

the situation of what is there and there are

00:36:51

American sensors at the bottom and let us

00:36:54

build some kind of thing and

00:36:55

these American sensors will

00:36:57

neutralize these lights on we built this

00:37:00

thing, this is the same little thing

00:37:02

that, if you remember, burned and

00:37:05

this is really what it began to be

00:37:09

built and designed back in the

00:37:11

Soviet Union, but as often happened,

00:37:13

then for many, many years it was completed at home and

00:37:15

was barely launched and

00:37:17

accordingly, if you remember when

00:37:19

this little thing was burning a deep-sea vehicle,

00:37:21

then an

00:37:24

unprecedented number of captains would simply die there the first

00:37:26

and second rounds and the heroes of Russia, and

00:37:28

probably even you wondered why

00:37:31

all this public, why like captains of the 1st

00:37:35

rank 2 weeks before,

00:37:37

so the answer is that for

00:37:40

your river which operates at a depth of 3

00:37:43

kilometers and according to some

00:37:46

data it may even be involved 6 you need a

00:37:49

fantastic prepared equipage, and that

00:37:52

is, you people first undergo

00:37:56

training at the naval

00:37:58

school, then another training, another

00:38:00

training, so they learn there that we soar

00:38:02

until 26 27 years old and at 30 with a little

00:38:06

because this is a

00:38:07

water side swimming and very heavy

00:38:09

loads they are retiring, that

00:38:12

is, you just have a human element,

00:38:13

even for Russia, which is throwing around its

00:38:16

own world, it is insanely expensive

00:38:19

and, accordingly, the idea of your river was to

00:38:21

neutralize these same

00:38:23

monitoring stations plus connect a

00:38:25

deep-sea cable and from someone then at

00:38:28

some point a bright thought was born,

00:38:30

let us instead of the crew make

00:38:33

cardboard on the ball and

00:38:35

actually this one, roughly speaking, but

00:38:38

if we put it very roughly, then such

00:38:41

power is Pavel Busina, many other

00:38:43

military experts believe that in terms of strength he

00:38:46

is just a development of a losharik and then

00:38:48

you look let’s make this thing

00:38:50

autonomous, that is, once there

00:38:53

was not a very good idea and that means this

00:38:55

idea was continued with tenacity worthy of the best,

00:38:57

plus the fuss of the torpedo

00:39:00

should be carried by the

00:39:02

carriers of this torpedo,

00:39:05

if I’m not mistaken, the water was launched in 1919 it

00:39:07

was a submarine Belgrade and it has just

00:39:10

been put into operation, that is, again,

00:39:13

most likely they wanted to put it in to

00:39:15

threaten the Swede and especially the

00:39:18

Pindos before the war, they just

00:39:25

sailed for three years and did not put it into operation, this

00:39:28

probably already shows its internal

00:39:31

state because it is one boat

00:39:33

Since 1994, Belgorod has not been

00:39:36

standing in the Sevmash workshops, and they cut it in,

00:39:40

then added it to it, or on the contrary, it means

00:39:43

they added it, and therefore experts have

00:39:46

great doubts about how much this

00:39:48

eyeliner is carriers, how

00:39:50

silent it will be for us, and so that’s why I’m

00:39:55

actually talking about Belgorod behind which

00:39:58

you can follow, apparently it will not

00:40:02

allow any appearance, not allowing

00:40:04

them to launch not yet Poseidon

00:40:06

there is a very simple thing which is that at

00:40:10

most

00:40:15

Poseidon is great and

00:40:17

imagine a nuclear torpedo even if they

00:40:19

build it and

00:40:21

we know what they built we don’t know

00:40:25

did they build a Poseidon, but there is

00:40:27

no more than 6 Poseidons on this Belgorod,

00:40:31

well, in general, American submarines of the class

00:40:34

border 24 ballistic missiles and

00:40:38

Russian approximately similar beauty ones

00:40:40

carry 20 br, again there with

00:40:44

multiple warheads, that is, no, the

00:40:46

question arises guys, but don’t be afraid of Cain

00:40:48

everything is the same, instead of

00:40:52

taking a boat into which there are 20

00:40:55

intercontinental ballistic missiles

00:40:57

that do not find conclusions, make

00:40:59

this thing that is blind, really how

00:41:02

cool and there will be only 6 wars and there is

00:41:05

nothing that it could do, but an

00:41:09

intercontinental ballistic missile

00:41:10

could not do but of course the loot

00:41:13

needs to be mastered immeasurably and really

00:41:15

explained by pulling help Putin

00:41:17

missile defense on its

00:41:20

ineffectiveness, in the end we get that but

00:41:23

from all the new things that the

00:41:24

Russian defense industry boasts about, all this if it weren’t for

00:41:28

you exists in a

00:41:29

completely different form in which this

00:41:31

is advertised, which unfortunately does not detract from the

00:41:34

danger from Russia’s nuclear potential, which has existed since the

00:41:37

middle of the last century,

00:41:40

which it still

00:41:42

possesses. Am I correct in summing up

00:41:44

our conversation in absolutely this way

00:41:47

because you know, this is actually very similar

00:41:49

to what is happening with

00:41:50

conventional weapons in Ukraine, too,

00:41:53

Hawass, I’ll decide we have some kind of

00:41:55

Hermes missiles, Armata tanks and so on, which

00:41:58

means there are no tank formats,

00:42:01

no Hermes missiles from helicopters,

00:42:04

Russian fish are launched without tears, you won’t

00:42:08

look at this, of course, it’s just a separate

00:42:10

story,

00:42:11

but nevertheless, here’s all this junk

00:42:15

and

00:42:16

5bb which is another one that causes

00:42:21

extremely terrible damage to the Ukrainian

00:42:23

people and destroys cities and in general

00:42:25

you know that

00:42:26

I’ll even tell you this is the most

00:42:29

terrible weapon that has wandered into

00:42:31

humanity can be quite a baton

00:42:34

if you just kill a person with a baton

00:42:37

then it gave me I need none, can

00:42:40

you imagine there’s an army chingy, well,

00:42:43

Genghis Khan’s army, of course, acted with kicks,

00:42:45

but when humanity began

00:42:46

there, millennium 3 began large

00:42:50

third millennium BC,

00:42:52

began large campaigns of conquest, a

00:42:54

significant part of the army was armed with a

00:42:56

baton, you know, they got it

00:42:59

just like that, thank you

00:43:03

very much I will leave below links to your

00:43:06

publications on this series

00:43:08

of three articles and everyone will be able to

00:43:11

read in more detail because of course we

00:43:14

won’t have time to fully cover this video and well, or it will turn out to be

00:43:16

7-hour coins, I have a completely different

00:43:18

genre that would affect you

00:43:21

separately Yes, and to my channel and to your

00:43:23

channel, of course, to the channel and Leonidovna,

00:43:25

too, be sure to thank you

00:43:28

very much, all the best, goodbye,

00:43:32

thank you very much for watching, write

00:43:35

comments, like, well, you already

00:43:36

know that, don’t forget to support the

00:43:38

channel on Patreon, the link will be in

00:43:40

the description and using the super

00:43:42

thank you function, this also helps a lot,

00:43:45

but I’ll leave all the links to resources in July

00:43:47

in the description. All the best for now

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