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00:00:02
today's interlocutor Mikhail Shuterlmanov00:00:04
Ukrainian polytechnologist Mikhail00:00:05
Hello Vasily00:00:09
Traditionally, let's start with gratitude00:00:10
to the armed forces of Ukraine for the fact that00:00:12
we have the opportunity to record this00:00:14
Interview with Mikhail straight from the latest events00:00:18
Already 35 people are reported dead after00:00:22
tragedy in the Dnieper, of course, condolences00:00:25
loved ones in eternal memory of those who died as00:00:28
think this is the beginning of a new milestone00:00:31
new stages of escalation of hostilities00:00:34
from the Russian occupation00:00:35
authorities00:00:36
No, I still think what has to do with it00:00:39
escalation is the only escalation that00:00:41
what happened is that they hit the houses they00:00:42
they hit houses with the same missiles00:00:44
in the shopping center exactly the same00:00:47
how much is a specific rocket in principle?00:00:48
times they got into houses during this time and00:00:51
how many times have there been so many dead but this00:00:52
more than once in Kramatorsk which00:00:55
50 people were deliberately killed00:00:57
attempt to bomb the station in Kyiv when00:00:59
there were thousands of people there back then in March00:01:01
evacuees Yes, they got into the square00:01:03
there's a McDonald's in front of the station then00:01:06
Of course they have a goal, it’s massive00:01:08
murder00:01:09
they Well, at least what to call this escalation00:01:11
for example what they would do when they00:01:13
bombed Kyiv on Saturday They used00:01:15
as reported by our military command00:01:17
S-400 missile modernized And these00:01:20
rockets How are they different? Because if we don’t00:01:23
we know exactly where they hit from I don’t know00:01:24
I'm not 100% average but that's it00:01:26
which at least made it into the press00:01:28
this is what they hit from this border00:01:29
where three countries meet Ukraine Belarus00:01:31
Russia, from there to Kyiv there00:01:34
about 200 km Well, about order That is, this00:01:37
S-400 flight range limit that's what00:01:42
it turns out that there is no accuracy there00:01:44
there are 400 flies just Where it flies00:01:46
because she flies out there by dozens00:01:49
kilometers up and further Just falls00:01:51
where it will fall And the s-400 is different from00:01:54
from everything we get, well, they’re still shooting00:01:57
because it is a missile against airplanes00:01:59
accordingly it is stuffed00:02:01
metal cubes not 250 kg00:02:03
explosives the rest is metal00:02:05
small cubes to pierce the casing00:02:07
aircraft of these very objects That is00:02:10
it looks like shahid belt00:02:13
classic in Israel Yes this is the man00:02:15
Here he has 10 kilograms of explosives00:02:17
the rest is nails, bolts and so on00:02:19
when the nails and bolts explode00:02:21
they scatter it there if on the bus00:02:22
exploded, 20 dead 10 kilograms00:02:25
the explosives here are 250 kilograms00:02:27
respectively 25 martyrs physically00:02:30
people exploding in one place00:02:32
therefore such pure terrorism but00:02:34
I wouldn’t call this a new stage, but00:02:36
after all, we also observed en masse plus00:02:38
how many missiles were fired with the aim00:02:40
kill as many people as possible00:02:42
succeeded Unfortunately this time But00:02:44
the remaining missiles were fired with the aim of00:02:46
destroyed the energy structure but I am so00:02:48
I understand that I also succeeded Unfortunately00:02:49
because yesterday there was a message here00:02:52
our energy provider what's there00:02:54
giant deficit00:02:57
generation due to being damaged00:02:59
some turbines So this is not new00:03:01
stage This is a continuation of the old one with which00:03:03
we have to continue problems00:03:05
do not connect this in any way with changes in00:03:08
Russian military leadership no but00:03:10
if they changed if the plastic00:03:12
Something has changed differently00:03:13
would have acted there, well, they released it00:03:15
There's about 30-something missiles there, ok00:03:17
If there was a Syrovikin they would have released 70 Well00:03:19
I didn't notice any other changes00:03:22
I was martyrned by these drones00:03:24
because they ran out of them00:03:25
once again or something else on the contrary00:03:27
everything is so predictable00:03:29
agree that exactly two weeks have passed00:03:31
everything is the same, that is, but for me00:03:33
the only thing for the residents of Kyiv00:03:34
the only surprise was that it didn't00:03:36
It worked00:03:38
Well, as the residents say again00:03:41
They never have Zaporozhye and Nikolai00:03:43
it happens that it works because well00:03:45
because when they have such missiles00:03:47
they are firing at the S-3 St400, they have a distance00:03:49
small00:03:50
prefrontal zone, yes, in any00:03:53
case work00:03:55
Yes, then I'll take this opportunity00:03:57
I will announce that I was just recently in00:03:59
Zaporozhye recorded a lot of material there00:04:01
just in the Zaporozhye region and00:04:03
talked with local residents who00:04:05
they were just talking about the situation and00:04:08
communicated with volunteers and military personnel and00:04:10
business representatives therefore00:04:12
expect new material very soon00:04:15
from Zaporozhye00:04:17
still continuing the topic00:04:19
changes to the military command00:04:21
Russian Federation is in your opinion00:04:24
there was something to do with the return00:04:28
It's just the Return of Lapin there Straight00:04:31
let's say a lot of permutations but it seems to me00:04:33
what I know what it is not related to00:04:36
interesting is what she is with, it is not fresher00:04:37
not related to military operations in00:04:39
Ukraine has all these stories about what we are there00:04:42
we assign this is definitely not related to00:04:44
military actions in Ukraine Because00:04:46
all these people were not appointed because they00:04:49
they will cope with the war very well No00:04:51
because they know how to win it00:04:53
that would be completely stupid00:04:55
Putin's side assume that those people00:04:57
who on February 24 did not know how to win00:04:59
now for some reason he suddenly knows how00:05:01
win like thought and thought00:05:03
after 11 months suddenly they became00:05:05
experts in the methods of Victory did not believe it00:05:09
Sorry Mikhail Well maybe strength00:05:11
the convictions of the same Putin comes00:05:14
Prigozhin and Kadyrov speak to Vladimir00:05:17
Vladimirovich your Lapin is nothing00:05:19
understands let us here we are now there in00:05:22
bang now we’ll take everything in three days00:05:23
as you wanted, then 4 passes00:05:27
they have nothing for a month, Putin00:05:29
cups somewhere where he itches and00:05:31
says Well, maybe we can return it to how it was then00:05:34
It seemed like it was somehow more effective00:05:37
it wasn’t effective either00:05:39
do then were also not fulfilled00:05:40
tasks but I think it’s still00:05:43
political not military decision00:05:44
political decision absolutely big00:05:46
the difference is that it is not for military purposes, but00:05:48
political goals because they were00:05:51
military purposes could be some other00:05:52
appoint a new one They would say this one00:05:54
knows the secret: When will these be returned?00:05:57
of people00:05:58
I think the answer here is quite simple00:06:01
to the appointment of all these surikovs00:06:04
actually Prigogine Yes Prigogine00:06:07
appointed by the Surikovins, we understand this00:06:09
destruction of the control system00:06:11
by the state then all this is PMCs too00:06:14
acts as destruction control00:06:16
by the state these are all speeches00:06:18
against Gerasimov there are attacks on Shoigu and00:06:21
so on, it all ruins the government, ruins it00:06:23
Vertical of power00:06:25
and people who are surrounded by Putin00:06:28
most people who are members00:06:30
Putin's entourage Yes, among them there are00:06:32
all sorts of his crazy friends here00:06:34
literally crazy like00:06:36
there are such Kovalchuks, we understand Yes00:06:39
which all these history books we00:06:40
slip and so on but there are also among00:06:43
most of them are people00:06:45
which have been with us for a long time00:06:46
state authorities such as Shoigu00:06:49
this is a person who is over 30 years old00:06:51
minister of various ministers of that total 500:06:54
more than 30 years00:06:55
Gerasimov how long has he been there already?00:06:57
general staff 15 years old chief something like that00:07:00
there is Patrushev who is also already00:07:03
official representative of the government I am not00:07:05
I don’t even know how old it is, I don’t know either00:07:08
20 something in my opinion is at the highest00:07:11
senior positions00:07:12
and for them the state is more important than Victory00:07:15
understand the difference? Yes, it’s more important for them00:07:17
maintain public administration than00:07:20
there to grab bakhmut because for these00:07:23
people, the loss of the state means the loss00:07:25
in general and yes they are the same there00:07:27
criminals are like everyone else, but they00:07:29
there is another goal called this00:07:31
the state of Russia we lead it we00:07:34
we don't want it to disappear we don't want it00:07:36
for some bandits to replace us here00:07:37
that's not good for us so it's like00:07:40
some kind of revenge of the statesmen against00:07:42
thieves I would say they got thieves00:07:44
for some time Pablo was given power but00:07:46
you know there is such a thieves that he is 500:07:48
chatted for a minute Yes, they have something like this00:07:50
some idea it was 5 minutes00:07:52
enjoyed his five minutes of fame00:07:54
Prigogine And these guys are some kind of revenge00:07:56
somehow built but the method I00:07:58
I think I was like you say, that is00:07:59
Putin's conviction, but that's all00:08:02
creative team of Patrushev Shoigu and00:08:04
Gerasimov I think maybe someone else00:08:06
unknown to us But these people are definitely00:08:07
together they convinced Putin that it wasn’t like that00:08:10
good because look bro how much00:08:12
It’s arrived Yes they will laugh at us Well here we go00:08:15
that's it, you learned something like that00:08:16
professor that they will laugh at us and00:08:19
it looked like that because in the west00:08:21
Well, not that they laughed, of course, but00:08:23
were perplexed about all sorts of things00:08:26
statements of purpose of communication methods in00:08:28
Russian elite This is what I think00:08:30
what they are now trying to eliminate though00:08:32
would like to return Authority in the West which00:08:35
they are there through the Western press after all00:08:37
has some00:08:38
we'll get back to the agenda but I want00:08:40
ask a few questions about Putin through00:08:45
Berezovsky you worked with Boris00:08:48
Yezovsky00:08:49
How much influence did he have?00:08:52
Berezovsky on Putin and what he said about00:08:55
him then in that period of time00:08:57
had no influence spoke about it directly00:09:00
there was no talk about influence00:09:02
he The thing is that I worked with00:09:05
Berezovsky after he had already00:09:06
quarreled with Putin00:09:08
and in 2000 they had already quarreled and00:09:10
we didn’t communicate anymore and actually here I am00:09:12
started working in his company for the first time00:09:14
just in 2000 when at the moment right in00:09:16
moment of quarrel right at the moment of Kursk No00:09:19
this thing did not work personally with Berezovsky00:09:21
a Personally, I met him already in 200200:09:22
when he was already in exile in London00:09:25
so then I heard all this from00:09:27
archival stories told by Boris Abramovich00:09:28
however, he really told many00:09:31
firstly Berezovsky never said00:09:33
that he put it right here and that he00:09:34
was invented by Putin or was he appointed by Putin?00:09:36
I always thought that Yumashev was Valentin00:09:38
Yumashev came up with Putin's candidacy But00:09:40
Berezovsky liked this candidacy00:09:42
because they had good personal00:09:43
relationship with Putin is really like him00:09:44
counted How well did he count00:09:46
Berezovsky, a decent man, believed00:09:48
Putin is a decent person right in00:09:50
I don’t remember any situations there.00:09:52
some kind of scandal when Berezovsky00:09:53
should have imprisoned Primakov should have00:09:55
put him in Berezovka it was his birthday00:09:57
Putin came and congratulated the future00:10:00
director of the FSB00:10:02
Yes, and so on, there are some episodes00:10:05
further it seemed to him that they00:10:06
like-minded people with Putin when he00:10:08
brought Putin to power, he believed that00:10:09
they are like-minded people simply not because00:10:12
he influenced and did not influence what Putin wants00:10:14
the same thing as Berezovsky and what he00:10:17
accordingly he hears and really00:10:18
Putin listened to Berezovsky while he was00:10:20
it was important while it was important to bring the party00:10:22
unity was not yet United Russia in00:10:24
Parliament then Putin gave the opportunity00:10:26
Berezovsky will do this for the party and00:10:29
unity was the party that created00:10:30
Berezovsky, realistically speaking, in many ways Well00:10:33
at least00:10:34
I definitely did the creative part00:10:35
Berezovsky and then the Putin elections themselves00:10:38
also, to some extent, day00:10:40
financed by Abramovich worked on00:10:42
creative part Berezovsky But further00:10:44
it all ended there because00:10:46
the very first decrees of Putin that came out in00:10:48
May 200000:10:50
Berezovsky ran to him. He was in00:10:52
vacation Came running and said what are you doing00:10:54
Which decrees Which vertical of power Which00:10:56
seven federal districts on what Putin00:10:58
Borya said no, we agreed, like me00:11:00
I run the country00:11:02
earn this money What questions00:11:03
Putin didn’t have any questions that00:11:06
Berezovsky will make money00:11:07
go earn money please and this is power00:11:09
my Berezovsky thought differently and so00:11:12
that's exactly what they quarreled about this00:11:14
just a day And by the way Putin never00:11:16
I understood what happened, Borya Well00:11:18
like you can earn billions00:11:20
Here you go, everything is open to you00:11:22
Berezovsky thought that he came from the country00:11:25
it turned out there was no control, it happens00:11:28
at what point did the complete usurpation take place?00:11:30
authorities when everything came together00:11:34
Well it's a long process you know honestly00:11:36
say I probably won't have enough of this00:11:39
of great competence, of course I’ve heard enough00:11:41
different people, but those years themselves, 200300:11:43
2004 when this happened somewhere00:11:45
in that interval Yes, from 2003 to 200700:11:48
year but except for the arrest of Khodorkovsky00:11:51
all other events are not enough for me00:11:52
worried because I lived in others00:11:54
countries in Israel in Latvia worked there00:11:56
at least on Berezovsky but on those00:11:58
directions or something And so I didn’t follow00:12:01
daily updates on events in Russia00:12:03
I didn’t watch their Khodorkovsky news00:12:05
history was world history00:12:08
some kind of cutting there, they fired him00:12:10
they appointed this person there as a leader00:12:12
administration or such Voloshin or00:12:15
Surkov And in general these names seem to be all this00:12:17
passed me by so I don't know I00:12:19
I know that in that interval In which00:12:20
day I don’t know Well, with what events not00:12:22
I'llguess00:12:24
we are returning to Ukraine, the war that00:12:27
began in the fourteenth year and00:12:29
full scale 22 now we hear00:12:32
different messages from different sources00:12:35
different messages there from the General00:12:37
Budanova, head of Ukrainian intelligence, we00:12:39
We hear information that in spring and summer00:12:42
counteroffensive and enter Crimea00:12:44
bank hodges generator american00:12:46
now he says that the end of summer we can00:12:49
enter Crimea and so on on the other00:12:51
we hear the prime minister's statement00:12:53
Sweden which says that00:12:55
the war could be protracted00:12:58
here's the gain. It's clear that the forecasts00:13:01
thankless task But here it’s more likely these00:13:04
messages that sound different00:13:08
different moods someone says that 2300:13:11
It's been summer for a year now and someone says00:13:14
get ready this will be a long time00:13:18
Why such a polar statement? After all00:13:22
if there is an objective situation00:13:25
the military probably see00:13:30
real or something00:13:32
view political view military can00:13:35
there's no difference and it's not that different00:13:38
It’s not something else here, it seems to me as said00:13:41
Guy Ritchie's film I Remember the Revolver in00:13:43
every game has an enemy and a victim00:13:45
you need to understand in time that you have become second00:13:47
to become the first again so here are ours00:13:51
unfortunately we have this war00:13:53
enemy Unfortunately we can't00:13:56
to say, our rescheduling is simple, we00:13:58
Now we’ll assemble I don’t know a thousand tanks00:13:59
let's put 500 here 500 here these will do00:14:02
Donetsk and all the enemy will go to Crimea00:14:05
also doing something And here it’s impossible This00:14:09
the game is not on gate days, it won’t work out that way00:14:11
so for example We want this00:14:16
hold such a general meeting in the spring00:14:18
offensive to completely knock out00:14:20
Russians on the territory of Ukraine And then00:14:22
come in for example This is what we want But to00:14:25
unfortunately at the same time the enemy can00:14:26
gather 500 thousand people or a million00:14:29
Human00:14:30
may not be able to collect for example there00:14:34
I know how to buy shells from North Korea00:14:36
may be able to establish a massive00:14:39
production of artillery shells00:14:40
there may not be a 152 caliber of its own there00:14:42
And this is not in our hands, but we can00:14:46
what confidence can we have in00:14:48
in fact, it seems to me that in00:14:51
long We have to win for a reason00:14:53
this is the difference in potential when you have00:14:55
there remains the potential that in the long run she is all00:14:57
anyway, nothing can be changed00:14:59
because it will never be like that00:15:02
our side will not have these 6000:15:03
percent of world GDP that today00:15:05
On our side it won't work out any other way00:15:07
and Russia except North Korea and Iran00:15:09
no other allies will appear there or00:15:11
the cracker is also inevitable, therefore00:15:14
the inevitability of Victory exists, it is very00:15:16
long and bloody, whatever ours00:15:19
the task is most likely well, I think so00:15:21
Our task is not even just military00:15:23
military politicians achieve this Victory with00:15:26
optimal optimize victory00:15:28
you see, it’s possible now, in theory, everyone00:15:30
to run forward means to shoot and so on00:15:32
further and I don’t know a million of our people will die00:15:35
ours is not so happy with such a Victory00:15:37
there is a need to achieve Victory in optimal00:15:39
timing and with optimal Sorry for this00:15:42
cruel word but still with00:15:43
optimal losses That is, as it were00:15:44
minimizing losses despite the fact that00:15:47
Perhaps the timing will change because of this00:15:49
maybe we could have won faster but00:15:51
the losses would be greater, here we need everything00:15:53
this should be measured and it should be simple00:15:55
you have to sit inside to figure it out00:15:57
calculate situations00:15:59
I’ll say right away that Budanov can00:16:01
make up all these stories like this00:16:03
work why should he tell us00:16:05
really he does this all the time00:16:07
is happening00:16:11
It’s not for us to tell the truth, but we understand that00:16:15
all his statements may be00:16:17
disinformation for opponents00:16:27
here we have a president he speaks00:16:30
the truth is that he turns out like this00:16:32
position such a duty he is obliged00:16:33
can’t talk like he has everything A00:16:36
all the other people who are engaged00:16:38
intelligence is engaged in war, but this is part00:16:41
their work says something00:16:43
Is what Budanov says realistic?00:16:45
Is it realistic? Is it realistic?00:16:47
they say in Sweden realistically and that00:16:49
another scenario realistic really what00:16:52
the war can end in 4 months00:16:54
I think it’s real And what’s real 400:16:56
years is real I believe in the first scenario00:17:00
Here's an honest scenario, but I have Vera Kak00:17:02
based on this assumption00:17:05
not whether we can make it in time00:17:07
get there so many tanks or so many00:17:09
tanks, I don’t believe in the stability of this one00:17:12
Russian system, even Russian00:17:14
I mean the political system now00:17:15
Even the fact of these replacements is there00:17:18
another Surovikino on Gerasimov S00:17:20
at such speed You see, compare00:17:22
she was appointed as the Savior of the nation and that's it00:17:25
TV channels shouted about him like saviors00:17:28
Soloviev sang his praises to the nation, it was all00:17:32
private military company This is Wagner00:17:34
was also appointed savior of the nation and00:17:36
She also has praises for the First00:17:37
channel and suddenly once and all this through00:17:40
been gone for three months and now it’s the other way around00:17:42
it means it’s unclear who the stern people are, although 3100:17:44
December he was awarded the order personally by Putin and00:17:48
this is the kind of story it is and at the same time00:17:51
bring back someone new even if00:17:53
would have appointed00:17:54
I would still talk about more new things00:17:58
soft situation but when we are here00:17:59
the appointment of some old people is all00:18:02
these are only external signs00:18:03
instability is what it looks like00:18:06
breaks out if out00:18:08
breaks through at the very top And this is the most00:18:10
top Well in war who commands the war It's00:18:13
the very top is what is going on there on others00:18:15
levels I think it's scary to imagine00:18:17
because00:18:18
sanctions work because oil00:18:21
sold at half price now Russian00:18:23
at half price and the amount of production drops00:18:25
because they will have huge ones now00:18:27
problems with money and don't care what they are00:18:29
the population will eat less of us00:18:31
will raise a rebellion, but the fact that the elites will00:18:34
getting not only less but sucking a paw00:18:36
Why, where where are billions, why is it ours?00:18:38
Why are we hanging around here then if00:18:40
there are no billions we can't fly00:18:42
there are no billions what are we talking about here?00:18:44
this is called a political system00:18:46
I don't think it should last long00:18:47
they already have a lot I hope it will be with this00:18:50
it’s hard, but a rebellion of the Elite is possible if00:18:52
yes, this is the scenario in which it could happen00:18:55
take place00:18:56
for starters, according to the Italian script00:18:58
strikes He's sitting there00:19:00
I need to start with this, I can do it this way00:19:03
Believe me, here are the heads of the subjects sitting00:19:06
There are as many as 84 federal subjects of the federation00:19:08
I'm 83 83 subjects of the Federation not counting00:19:11
that they themselves still think there00:19:13
our territory00:19:17
and everyone has this chapter00:19:19
subject he has his own completely00:19:21
wishes to the authorities Previously, he knew His00:19:23
maneuver absolutely any chapter00:19:26
the subject knew what it meant to me first00:19:29
numbers are calling from the administration like this00:19:31
This is my curator, what is the task at this place00:19:33
so-and-so I bring in so much money here00:19:35
Personally, they send me a budget like this00:19:38
but I can figure out the budget for the rest00:19:41
himself This is approximately his way of life and00:19:44
everything is fine Like everyone, that's all00:19:47
I knew and now that who is in charge of it00:19:49
It’s not clear what they have there every day00:19:50
everything changes, the command comes to him, come on00:19:53
give us 5000 people 10 thousand people00:19:55
he doesn't like these kinds of teams at all00:19:57
now there will be mobilization and this00:19:59
the man to the governor answers him later00:20:01
for these mobilized that's what even00:20:04
even such a person there is completely gray00:20:06
mouse that's his name the mayor of Moscow00:20:08
Sobyanin, last time he was able to somehow00:20:11
to get most of the Muscovites off the hook00:20:13
to take it away they will often take it away00:20:15
He tried to excuse himself by saying that he would00:20:18
this is on during the New Year holidays00:20:19
filming Bazaars send a percentage to00:20:22
the front sent that is, everyone00:20:25
Muscovites who participated in bazaars or00:20:27
sent children to the Christmas tree as accomplices00:20:29
part of the genocide it was public They00:20:32
knew when going to the Christmas tree that they were paying for00:20:35
they knew that they were accomplices now00:20:38
but he thought he would limit himself to this00:20:40
now there is, what if they announce the real one00:20:42
mobilization And if they tell him comrade00:20:44
Sobyanin 20 thousand 30 thousand Give Muscovites00:20:47
but he has already gone to the front00:20:49
sat in the trenches there isn’t something that’s there00:20:52
specially covered up naturally00:20:53
finally so that everything Never again00:20:56
it is clear that it is impossible after the war00:20:58
imagine let's assume everything for us00:21:00
ended well that the president00:21:01
Ukraine meets with Sobyanin if he00:21:03
President of Russia this is impossible because00:21:05
that this is a war criminal murderer Yes00:21:07
before If he had not gone to the front00:21:09
financed the war, maybe it was different00:21:10
I wish I could tell you00:21:12
No, absolutely everyone was covered up there, that’s it00:21:14
this is a sacred thing. Well, these00:21:17
governors make it difficult for them, by the way we don’t00:21:19
we know their names, there are so many of them00:21:21
yes these governors but there on the ground00:21:22
all sorts of troubles will happen00:21:24
predict where it explodes00:21:28
Well, it’s kind of pointless such things as00:21:31
let's call this word to me Be careful00:21:34
words revolution such unrest riots and00:21:36
everything starts with something00:21:38
It would seem unimportant, what matters is not how00:21:42
this will happen important accumulate this00:21:44
voltage or does not accumulate if00:21:46
accumulates then it will break00:21:47
will spill out. It seems to me that she00:21:49
now the whole row is accumulating00:21:51
full of a number of factors And so00:21:54
today is January 16th As you remember00:21:58
mobilization00:21:59
when they said it would be 5 I was 1700:22:03
We are waiting for mobilization tomorrow00:22:08
maybe it won't be announced so loudly but00:22:10
these events will not begin without this00:22:12
get by and mobilization will strengthen their front00:22:15
Unfortunately00:22:19
it doesn't have to be something like this00:22:22
a measure that I don’t really need yet00:22:24
they seem to have so much potential00:22:25
basically that from the fact that I am plus or minus00:22:27
someone will go there for a while to rake00:22:29
we need the dumbest people now and not those who00:22:31
the most cunning ones are able to escape00:22:34
they'll take the dumbest ones away with all the lukewarm ones00:22:37
it's okay if they come to you now00:22:38
send out a million summons a million00:22:39
coming is not a problem at all they have these00:22:42
people are still here and that’s not the main thing00:22:46
the main thing is that the very fact of mobilization strengthened00:22:47
the front will weaken very much right very00:22:50
this is very important now00:22:55
mobilization that you said even if00:22:58
it will be announced loudly and not00:22:59
announced will be held nevertheless00:23:01
how much more difficult it will make the situation for us00:23:04
front we understand what they call00:23:06
can be as many as you like, but you need them00:23:08
put on shoes and equip with this there is00:23:11
some problem00:23:12
for us thank God of course So there00:23:16
The only problem is that they steal somehow00:23:17
they will be able to arm them with machine guns, but00:23:20
then it really starts for them00:23:21
problems with tanks and so on00:23:24
fortunately yes indeed real00:23:25
problems They don’t know how to do them00:23:27
renovate They're renting now00:23:29
preservation of old tanks They don’t know how to00:23:32
preserve this is what Belarusians do00:23:33
Belarus sends them to00:23:36
Belarusian factories in Belarus really00:23:37
industry It's small But00:23:40
real because Belarus didn’t have00:23:42
oil money to buy all this there00:23:44
spare parts and so on they did everything00:23:46
during Independence they did it themselves00:23:48
tractor Belarus except engine00:23:51
Lamborghini basically has everything else00:23:53
him his own although they have their own00:23:55
Lamborghini has tractor engines00:23:57
Lamborghinis are exported but in00:23:59
in principle they can do this00:24:01
MAZ car is made from start to finish00:24:03
at the Minsk Automobile Plant00:24:05
Kamaz car made in Germany00:24:07
taken apart and then put back together00:24:08
at the Kama plant that’s why00:24:11
Belarusians know how. Well, of course they don’t.00:24:13
the power is high but they can still do it00:24:15
they have 6 engineers, by the way, unlike00:24:17
from Russia So they had no ways00:24:19
they just needed to live for free00:24:21
earn money go study to become an engineer00:24:23
there to draw something, they know how to do it all00:24:25
do it manually so they send it to them00:24:27
equipment for improvement00:24:29
with weapons it will be like this, look00:24:31
they will arrive in these old tanks of theirs00:24:33
And Challenger tanks are coming to us now00:24:36
now the BMP marder is coming to us, I hope00:24:38
leopard tanks will arrive and that’s all00:24:41
third generation tanks listed00:24:44
their tanks will be second and maybe00:24:45
the first because they have already been noticed on00:24:47
first generation tank platforms00:24:50
out of three, in total there are 3 400:24:52
the Armata generation here doesn’t exist Well00:24:54
suddenly in the west00:24:56
That is, it will be like this00:24:58
disproportionate superiority in technology in00:25:01
quality of technology but quantity on00:25:03
Of course there will be a lot of them, it will be difficult00:25:04
and unfortunately that will be enough00:25:06
quickly because they have it now00:25:08
conscripts00:25:10
whom they will rewrite as contract soldiers they00:25:13
they will be sent to the front and their places are there00:25:15
the bases will be occupied by mobilized ones, that is, not00:25:17
that they will now take these00:25:18
those mobilized will be trained for months00:25:20
no, they have someone to send directly00:25:22
now that's why it's going to be serious00:25:24
serious story well for yesterday00:25:27
ours were able to destroy 797 in one day00:25:31
that's a lot00:25:33
This is very good but at the same time they00:25:36
another 200 thousand came, sorry again00:25:38
we need these 300 days until00:25:41
they were gone00:25:44
so in fact there are still 790 killed there00:25:48
that means it's 100 days, even 100 days since00:25:51
more than a month Then during this time they have00:25:52
will appear again That's why but there is00:25:55
nice by the way, I watched it yesterday00:25:57
statistics She's so straight00:25:58
12 tanks I destroyed how many of ours00:26:01
yesterday 12 tanks 21 infantry fighting vehicles 24 military00:26:04
truck there are 5 artillery systems00:26:06
this, in principle, also says it all00:26:09
that Russia has everything, that’s all for sure00:26:11
not infinitely We, by the way, are not people either00:26:13
endlessly because yes it seems there00:26:15
there are millions of them there, 50 million But everyone00:26:19
the next 100 thousand will be given with00:26:21
with great difficulty just with great difficulty00:26:26
Let's take a little step aside00:26:29
I was in Russia for a very long time00:26:33
relationships with a number of actors and artists00:26:37
some kind of reverence Sincerely, people who00:26:40
have been studying for a long time00:26:41
friends helped with charity00:26:43
a friend went through difficult things there themselves00:26:45
life losses00:26:48
Konstantin Khabensky Chulpan Khamatova and00:26:52
we see from the results of the war now00:26:54
when she goes the ATM leaves00:26:57
Russia Khabensky is created silent nothing00:27:00
doesn’t say, but here are the literal events00:27:02
yesterday the day before yesterday is00:27:04
dismissal of Dmitry Nazarov actors00:27:07
which has become so widely popular00:27:09
thanks to the TV series Kitchen I will explain to the viewers00:27:11
such a chef mustache is the main character00:27:15
and he was fired allegedly for anti-war00:27:17
position he recorded a video of his00:27:20
wife who posted in00:27:21
social networks and Anti-military allegedly00:27:24
Khabensky tried to calm him down00:27:25
to rein in little to explain what is against00:27:27
I can’t and couldn’t perform00:27:31
To get through and was forced to fire00:27:33
your view Khabensky who before this00:27:37
devoted so many years of his life00:27:40
charity00:27:41
is he a hero or a scoundrel00:27:47
Let's first have a very good pro00:27:49
Nazarovo00:27:51
they will say I watched it, I think it was him00:27:54
they fired him and that was the last straw00:27:56
I gave an interview with my wife00:27:58
Ksenia Larina, a journalist, has a big kiss00:28:00
there's an hour it was just right before it00:28:02
dismissal and the man told everything00:28:05
about this war all he thinks is simple00:28:07
how to say not even a person but directly00:28:09
little man I never looked back00:28:11
before, in general, well, I knew him as an actor00:28:13
I never heard an interview with him00:28:15
Before the war, especially since I had to him00:28:17
big claims he is a fan00:28:18
Moscow Spartak And this is always bad00:28:20
You know00:28:24
I'm here I'm here for the first time I knew first00:28:28
war that he has such a position00:28:29
anti-war it was good but here in00:28:31
in this interview he seemed more than just00:28:33
anti-war person but I just don't know00:28:35
as if someone from Ukraine said it00:28:37
everything that was said together again00:28:40
I’m talking to my wife and I, this is an interview00:28:41
they gave it so they couldn't of course I00:28:44
I was amazed because he was so00:28:45
talking I didn't understand what until00:28:47
got fired, works at the theater, and so on00:28:51
as a result, yesterday too Ksenia Larina00:28:53
published this by a Russian journalist00:28:54
opposition she published00:28:56
program00:28:58
performances of The Master and Margarita here00:29:01
the Moscow Art Theater itself is called00:29:03
Yes and00:29:06
in it Nazarov played Woland in this00:29:10
there is no program for the performance Vologda00:29:16
no they have before if you don't know00:29:20
them00:29:22
Harry Potter00:29:24
whose name cannot be mentioned00:29:29
it can’t be yes And now from the program00:29:33
You probably want it as theatrical00:29:35
people know what's in this theater or in00:29:38
a friend where he staged some kind of play00:29:42
Serebrennikov is their director. So he is00:29:45
put it once00:29:47
goes and goes and since the man of this00:29:50
to the silversmith So it’s already there too00:29:51
Programs have now been canceled in Russia00:29:53
written director colon director00:29:55
you know, the audience might not know that, but00:29:58
now the volunt has all disappeared and there is already00:30:01
they fantasize in Ksenia’s comments00:30:03
People fantasized about Larina tonight00:30:05
about what the performance will look like without00:30:07
Vologda00:30:08
who now what like now Master and00:30:11
Margarita live Why is everything happening and00:30:13
what events are now coming to replace00:30:15
Well then we move on to00:30:17
to call Khabensky the word straight00:30:19
scoundrel I don’t know but I would say so in any way00:30:22
in any case it seems to me that these are not allowed00:30:23
to justify people is still there to justify00:30:25
why Well, how good is he, you00:30:28
you know there is such a guild brotherhood and00:30:30
you always have to eat, you always know, well this is00:30:34
inevitably and when people worked together in00:30:36
one workshop I mean now00:30:38
Russian these were the actors these were00:30:40
which00:30:42
we have a lot of questions for her about the past00:30:44
if she supported Putin she helped00:30:47
him to become president and she doesn't care00:30:50
renounced does not consider herself to be to blame for this00:30:52
When she left, she said it was not my fault00:30:55
in front of no one except that I'm there00:30:57
set other actors up by leaving00:30:59
that is, Putin gave herself a wow00:31:01
president and fled leaving the Russians with00:31:03
with this same Putin she is actively00:31:05
contributed to his election to00:31:07
illegal third term never When00:31:09
it was quite legitimate when he00:31:11
became a dictator or legitimization00:31:14
his dictatorship took place with the help00:31:16
Chulpan Khamatova and so she made excuses00:31:19
by the fact that everything justifies it by the fact that00:31:21
helped the kids. That's not an excuse.00:31:23
sometimes you kill how many people have you helped00:31:25
flock to children and killed tens of thousands00:31:28
then Ukrainian people, children, and00:31:30
How many children have been kidnapped here? Yes, that's you00:31:33
paid So you have these lives00:31:36
several Russian children were more expensive00:31:37
Why do tens of thousands of residents live?00:31:39
Ukrainians are right, this is your price00:31:41
that's right, here's what's next Well, okay that's it00:31:45
past suppose it's good she's from00:31:46
she disowned this, they forgot now she's in00:31:49
Latvia and it is against the war, but when00:31:51
some guy who was there, apparently a colleague00:31:54
stage or theater Evgeny Mironov00:31:56
comes to Evgeniy Yes Evgeniy Mironov00:31:59
comes to Mariupol and walks over corpses00:32:01
literally at this moment under00:32:04
corpses of children who are there are buried in the theater00:32:06
they died, they weren’t dug up, you know, in this00:32:09
the moment the bomb fell they died there or00:32:11
were still alive, maybe they were suffocating in00:32:13
this moment Well, most likely they have already died K00:32:14
at that moment, people may not be in debt00:32:16
able to live in such situations, it happens and00:32:19
after 20 days they dig up during00:32:20
earthquakes as we know And there he is00:32:22
therefore walked around the ruined theater and00:32:24
talked about what is required here00:32:26
get the performance is that the actors are burning00:32:28
eyes need to play Unfortunately the building00:32:30
the theater is in terrible condition said00:32:32
Evgeny Mironov and about Evgeny Mironov00:32:34
we know that he is the ultimate scoundrel00:32:36
really Who's who Yes because00:32:37
he supported Putin then and now00:32:40
this is all absolutely if the participant00:32:42
genocides complete in full profile00:32:45
keep on ATMing No, what are you talking about?00:32:47
Zhenya is not like that, you need to listen carefully00:32:49
what did he say? He probably had00:32:50
some reasons and then comes out00:32:52
Nobel Prize laureate Dmitry00:32:54
Muratov says Well, Mironov that’s when00:32:57
you talk about him bad, look at him00:32:58
what a wonderful performance00:33:01
This is serious, this is what the laureate says00:33:03
Muratov's Nobel Prize is terrible and so00:33:07
and then now Khabensky00:33:09
fires this person there and00:33:12
you don't need a secret to save the theater00:33:13
you want to save the theater Yes, this is for you00:33:16
it is important to save the theater, that is, you are ready00:33:19
become an active participant in the war00:33:22
participation in the genocide of Ukrainians And then for you00:33:25
I’ll say you shoot too, otherwise we’re a theater00:33:26
let's close the revolver, you're shooting00:33:28
Ukrainian children or rape them otherwise00:33:31
maybe the theater will be closed, it will be important to you00:33:33
save the theater What is the theater in now?00:33:35
Russia00:33:36
Theater begins with a hanger remember Yes00:33:38
here are the hangers, start hanging Putin00:33:40
hang all his associates then it will be00:33:43
theater Theater is completely in Russia now00:33:45
it is inappropriate to close all theaters to hell00:33:47
Russia and Christmas trees are also New Year's00:33:49
inappropriate holidays any inappropriate00:33:51
If you are an honest person no If you00:33:53
together with the criminal regime of course00:33:55
Go to the Christmas tree, go to the theater today00:33:58
anyone who has fun in Russia00:34:00
anyone who is in Russia having fun goes there00:34:02
he and Putin are with them who wants it now00:34:05
It’s okay to go to the theater in Ukraine00:34:07
we walk under bombs and walk under00:34:10
rockets00:34:11
And if they are Russians too, if you are honest00:34:13
Russians don't want to become a participant00:34:15
this is all you should do00:34:17
fight against the regime I'm not saying come out00:34:20
go outside because it's suicide there00:34:21
I don't say I don't teach how00:34:24
do what you can, well do what you can00:34:27
be quiet, talk to people00:34:29
talk convince someone for it00:34:31
they don't jail you for being one on one00:34:32
you convince someone, no one has been imprisoned yet00:34:36
Mikhail is already at the end of our00:34:38
I want to remember a wonderful conversation00:34:41
person00:34:42
Fira didn't00:34:44
Vakhtang Konstantinovich Kikabidze00:34:46
wonderful great friend of Ukraine00:34:50
A magnificent artist, a wonderful patriot00:34:53
Georgia which after 2008 refused00:34:56
refused all awards of the Order of Friendship00:34:59
travel to Russia00:35:01
what do you say00:35:03
first of all, this is mine, my childhood is generally mine00:35:06
my favorite movie was just my everything in life00:35:08
childhood Exactly00:35:10
it was the first film of my life that I00:35:13
I was then what 11 years old00:35:15
went 10 times in a row I've never done this before00:35:18
I haven't gone I've never gone to before00:35:20
movies in a row small00:35:25
maybe I'll stay I'll stay later00:35:29
I couldn't leave at all because it00:35:31
was the best movie of my life at that time00:35:33
the moment is better00:35:34
I didn’t even understand why in the first place00:35:36
that was the funniest thing I saw in00:35:38
life is simply the funniest thing I've ever seen00:35:40
every scene of life I knew naturally00:35:42
memorize every word that is there00:35:43
every word is said, I even burn cleanly00:35:46
I no longer knew Georgian by heart00:35:47
Of course I remember00:35:48
so it was the best and kindest and00:35:51
the funniest unreal something and00:35:54
of course From that day on I became a fan and00:35:56
Kikabidze and Daneli and Rizo Gabriadze00:36:00
which even if one day then I00:36:02
I was lucky I was introduced to him once00:36:04
Well, they just brought me to the theater00:36:06
met00:36:09
but about Kikabidze, so what else?00:36:12
there is nothing to say here other than delight00:36:14
admiration for this man and actor00:36:15
but the film Mimino still means two00:36:18
associations you know the first I was yesterday00:36:20
when I died I went to look at quotes from00:36:23
Mimino to see what's happening now00:36:26
relevant to us now I found one phrase00:36:30
what if your helicopter is tied with a chain00:36:34
big plane who will win the chain here00:36:38
you see now this is the story00:36:40
the situation we have in Russia is that00:36:42
Russia attacked Ukraine and who00:36:44
wins Yes the war is winning now00:36:46
the situation where the war is winning now00:36:49
it is not Russia that wins, not Ukraine, but the war00:36:50
It seems to me that this is the story, but00:36:53
okay From sad to happy a little bit00:36:55
After all, cheerful people live in Georgia Yes00:36:57
and so cheerful and there is an airport in00:37:01
a new airport was built in the city of Talavi00:37:03
small and it's called an airport00:37:05
Mimino You see, this is not an airport named after00:37:08
Kikabidze airport Mimino go there00:37:10
Mimino airport signs I think00:37:12
this is so beautiful, so symbolic, here I am00:37:15
I suddenly realized that I shouldn’t call the street00:37:16
names of writers, poets, characters00:37:19
characters There's nothing wrong with them00:37:22
They’ll never do it And now she’s a kiwi00:37:25
renaming the Ploshchad Lev metro station00:37:27
Tolstoy00:37:28
Yes, I thought they would call the square first00:37:31
everything would become like an anti-war person00:37:34
in general and so on00:37:36
fed me something like this, maybe I could00:37:38
Seems00:37:40
or in honor of the shift worker Konstantinovich it is00:37:43
another thing, of course, Kikabidze is also possible00:37:46
call everything endlessly I'm for that by the way00:37:49
we need it now since we are now00:37:50
rename the streets there00:37:52
which are named after the Russians Let's00:37:54
Let's rename Vakhtang Kikabidze But for sure00:37:56
great friend of the Ukrainian people00:38:00
even Nevzorov is a man who is everything00:38:02
time only trolls, writes all sorts of things00:38:04
nasty things00:38:05
even he wrote kind, sincere words00:38:08
when he asked he wrote that the watchman00:38:10
Kikabidze unfortunately did not live to see the Victory00:38:12
Ukraine00:38:17
so on this note we will put00:38:20
exclamation point to the audience I want00:38:22
remind you that it ends now00:38:24
our interview And you go to the description00:38:27
under this video and find the link to00:38:30
Youtube channel of Mikhail Shakerman00:38:32
go Subscribe and put00:38:35
ring the bell and watch the video write00:38:37
comments You can even during the day if00:38:40
you want it and then if you have any strength left00:38:43
please go to my personal00:38:45
Youtube channel Golovanov please00:38:47
the same pattern, the bell is where mine are00:38:50
comments are required00:38:52
Thank you very much Take care of yourself and your loved ones00:38:55
Mikhail thank you very much See you soon00:38:57
meeting Thank you00:39:11
Good evening We were supposed to be with Vasily00:39:14
Golovanov to start our traditional00:39:17
program for00:39:19
Sundays but at Vasily's now00:39:22
unforeseen circumstances We are waiting for him00:39:25
will definitely appear on air While I'm in00:39:27
I will be alone on air and will answer yours00:39:30
questions00:39:31
We're having a hard time with electricity in Kyiv right now.00:39:35
Vasily there is no Internet at all now, but00:39:38
he moves to another place with him00:39:40
The Internet will definitely appear and we will00:39:42
we can00:39:43
together with Vasily to be with you already in00:39:47
air so our questions Give an answer advice00:39:52
how to behave00:39:56
Belarusians how to behave Belarusians What00:40:00
tell you00:40:01
I believe that there is no division between00:40:06
nationality for something else00:40:09
because00:40:12
it's about how to behave00:40:15
normal decent people00:40:18
That's why00:40:21
normal decent people need to lead00:40:24
behave normally and decently anyone00:40:28
a normal decent person understands00:40:31
that this is a terrible unjust war00:40:34
disgusting that it was started by Russian00:40:37
Federation is Russia00:40:39
Fascist Russia kills Ukrainians00:40:42
kills Ukrainian children Starikov00:40:44
carries out genocide of Ukrainians Today00:40:48
we are literally saying that00:40:51
fascist Russia commits genocide00:40:54
in relation to the Ukrainian people and00:40:56
so if a person is normal if00:40:59
a decent man he can't00:41:01
support this evil otherwise he himself00:41:03
becomes part of this evil therefore speech00:41:07
it's about that00:41:08
as for Belarusians and Russians and anyone00:41:13
People need to do their best00:41:15
depending on00:41:18
Russia was defeated as quickly as possible, this is possible00:41:22
you need to do both loudly and quietly00:41:25
harm Russia harm Russian00:41:27
the state has 152 ways to do00:41:31
this country is bad and we owe everything00:41:34
do bad because if we00:41:36
do well she will just crumble00:41:39
other countries other peoples today00:41:43
the Ukrainian people are simply on the brink00:41:46
on the border00:41:47
spread of fascism Russian fascism00:41:50
so you must determine for yourself how00:41:54
it's better for you to do all this00:41:56
it was humanly correct Dmitry00:42:00
Not everyone who is against the war left Russia00:42:04
unfortunately, but what should we do, how should we live?00:42:08
realizing themselves as murderers just breaks00:42:12
to pieces from shame and grief00:42:15
I completely understand that not everyone00:42:19
absolutely not everyone who is in Russia00:42:21
were able to leave, I absolutely understand that00:42:26
a huge number of people are not00:42:28
supports war against Ukraine00:42:32
and I understand that00:42:35
I understand that, you know what to do00:42:39
let me try to get into place00:42:41
an ordinary Russian00:42:44
Yes00:42:46
they even introduced sentences for denial itself00:42:51
so-called as these bastards call it00:42:54
special military operations for00:42:57
slander of the Russian army introduced deadlines00:42:59
Why didn’t they give you any reason for that?00:43:02
deadlines Yes, I understand that going out00:43:05
with protest it goes to jail and00:43:09
Of course, not everyone is ready for this, moreover00:43:12
not that not all the majority are not interested in this00:43:14
Most families are ready and moreover00:43:18
this is a hopeless path because00:43:20
transplanted I think it needs to be done00:43:24
explanatory work among their00:43:26
family and friends to do everything to00:43:30
those mobilized did not go to fight00:43:33
because00:43:35
they can just be stupidly killed there00:43:39
and it's better to go to jail. This is me for you00:43:43
I’m telling you exactly why we should go to war with Ukraine00:43:46
Well, here's some explanatory work00:43:49
It means who is capable of sabotage, do it00:43:52
sabotage00:43:54
do whatever it takes to get it00:43:57
the fascist country quickly came to an end00:43:59
This fascist state quickly gave00:44:01
ends00:44:03
what do you think about words00:44:06
Arrestovich for the Dnieper00:44:09
you know let's go back for sure00:44:13
Vasily Golovanov will talk about this00:44:15
asking is a separate topic00:44:18
about the words of Alexey Listovich we00:44:20
We'll definitely talk about something here00:44:22
talk and we will definitely00:44:25
let's get back to this00:44:27
Hello Will there be an interview with Dmitry?00:44:31
turn around00:44:32
there will be an interview with povoroznyuk00:44:35
mandatory mandatory with investigators00:44:39
authorities they will interview him00:44:41
in the cell he is an absolute criminal00:44:44
a person involved, as we can already see from00:44:47
materials in both murders and kidnappings00:44:50
both in robberies and raider takeovers00:44:54
land and while treating people00:44:58
we collect a huge amount00:45:00
materials are now independent magazines00:45:03
investigators is a unique portrait00:45:07
such a universal goon00:45:10
and not just a redneck criminal00:45:14
criminal scoundrel but I'm a supporter00:45:18
you know what to collect first show a00:45:21
then we'll discuss it, so let's get together00:45:23
a little patience00:45:26
Yes Dmitry you are blond00:45:33
brunette brown-haired or red-haired00:45:37
It depends on the couple of years00:45:40
I'm blond in winter00:45:43
no in the summer I guess I'm blond and fade00:45:45
hair And in winter brown-haired in autumn Red00:45:51
Well00:45:52
sometimes a brunette is in the mood too00:45:57
now you can see that I am a brunette00:46:00
and the burning brunette everyone sees this, here I am00:46:03
I show therefore it depends on time00:46:06
year and from the mood Good evening00:46:08
Dmitry Ilyich Will Navalny be able to become00:46:11
president if Putin00:46:14
overthrown Olga from Russia asks00:46:21
It’s hard for me to say whether Navalny will be able to00:46:24
becoming president of Russia is not even my thing00:46:28
the matter is the business of the Russians who will00:46:31
elect your own president after the fall00:46:34
Putin After the shame through which00:46:37
Russia will pass after repentance reparations00:46:42
there is confusion in Russian minds and souls00:46:47
after that the Russians will elect00:46:49
who they elect as president is personal00:46:51
I don't interfere in the affairs of states00:46:53
but I have an absolute feeling that00:46:57
Alexei Navalny Although he is not at all00:47:01
close to me politically, not only that00:47:03
caused outrage when he talked about00:47:06
Crimea00:47:08
things that disgusted me00:47:10
hear but00:47:12
I want to tell you that Alexey Navalny00:47:16
turned out to be a real hero00:47:19
who being poisoned00:47:23
and saved by poisoned Putin00:47:25
regime and rescued abroad in00:47:28
Germany00:47:29
he found the strength he found the strength00:47:33
knowing that he will still go to jail00:47:35
return to Russia and go to prison00:47:40
I'll tell you on such a capable unit00:47:43
this is a real violent revolutionary00:47:47
He's in prison differently00:47:50
a number of people who are given significant00:47:53
indulgences We know what to do in prison00:47:56
it can be done in different ways He sits terribly00:47:59
They constantly find fault with him in the punishment cells00:48:02
for the slightest00:48:05
actions that are Well, just conditional00:48:08
speaking the collar is not ironed roughly00:48:10
saying yes to the punishment cell he behaves like that00:48:14
worthy that it certainly deserves00:48:17
great respect00:48:19
are you satisfied with how Azerbaijan and00:48:23
Azerbaijanis support Ukraine00:48:25
Yes I want to thank00:48:29
people of Azerbaijan government00:48:31
Azerbaijan for supporting Ukraine, we are00:48:34
we feel it, we know it00:48:36
we know how disgusting you are00:48:39
fascist Russia but in my opinion no00:48:42
one post-Soviet country I will say00:48:44
more which is not a fascist junta00:48:47
would be disgusting led by Putin00:48:50
the main Russian Nazi00:48:52
all former republics of the Soviet Union00:48:55
which became independent states00:48:58
they know very well the value of this scoundrel and00:49:02
therefore looks at Ukraine with hope00:49:04
so that she overcomes this fascism Because00:49:09
if Ukraine had not become heroic00:49:12
Putin's ways00:49:13
but Kazakhstan and00:49:17
Azerbaijan with Armenia and Georgia and Moldova00:49:21
and Belarus and Tajikistan Turkmenistan00:49:23
everything is in this maniac's head00:49:27
he is driven by the reunification of the Soviet Union00:49:30
only a manic desire to get00:49:33
again under the auspices of Muscovy the Empire00:49:36
That's why00:49:37
I know for sure that Azerbaijan and others00:49:42
post-Soviet countries, of course,00:49:46
Vanguard of the Baltic countries Latvia Lithuania00:49:48
Estonia supports Ukraine Kazakhstan00:49:51
supports Ukraine We already know this00:49:54
further and Even those who are afraid to talk about00:49:58
this out loud afraid of Putin00:50:00
we know for sure that in our souls they00:50:03
of course they support hating00:50:06
this fascist Russia00:50:08
Dmitry, what do you think? What do you think?00:50:11
Dmitry can still force the Russians00:50:14
take to the streets00:50:17
This is a good question This is a good question00:50:21
at times it seems to me that nothing is capable of00:50:25
force slaves to take to the streets because00:50:27
that this mass of its slaves is slavish00:50:30
consciousness slave country slaves and in power00:50:34
slaves00:50:36
and they lead slaves00:50:40
Well, I think there are a number of circumstances00:50:43
which00:50:44
capable of making them take to the streets Well00:50:49
let's imagine the first one00:50:52
there won't be grub in stores Well, just00:50:55
the scoop will return there will be no harvest for this00:50:58
there is little hope but theoretically you asked00:51:00
what could cause there to be no food00:51:03
meat milk butter00:51:07
there00:51:09
they have all the noodles everything you need00:51:12
noodles on the ears from Nightingale from others A00:51:15
Now if such noodles are not a problem00:51:18
further but if they kill three hundred thousand00:51:21
Russians00:51:23
115 thousand Russians have now been killed00:51:28
but somehow this doesn’t impress them. They00:51:31
relatives receive money for the dead00:51:34
get00:51:35
Lada Kalina I'm on Instagram00:51:39
posted an amazing video using00:51:41
by chance I want to say subscribe to00:51:43
my Instagram00:51:44
amazing videos00:51:47
boy in Saratov00:51:50
samaril in Saratov, in my opinion in Saratov00:51:52
Maybe in Samara. What difference does it make for a boy?00:51:56
they killed their father, in short there are only four in the family00:51:58
children and this boy is standing with his mother00:52:02
smiling00:52:04
That's the smile she has, like her husband00:52:07
resurrected Or maybe she's glad that her husband was killed00:52:10
who knows what's in their heads00:52:12
In short, this mother and boy are stupid00:52:15
a police general stands and says00:52:18
your dream came true boy you wanted00:52:20
Smart phone smart watch here you go00:52:24
boy smart watch gift for you Boy00:52:27
says Thank you then you tell him00:52:30
health00:52:31
mother rejoices rejoices at the child's smart00:52:35
the clock appeared, this is a panopticon, this country00:52:38
idiots can you imagine this00:52:41
in Ukraine I can't it's impossible00:52:43
a country of idiots who live like this00:52:48
who has such Concepts in her head00:52:50
flies are mixed with cockroaches that are not00:52:54
understand what good is, what evil is00:52:56
What is good and what is bad shot down00:53:00
the program completely00:53:02
degraded country00:53:04
disgusting00:53:06
well that's why00:53:09
cannot and will not take to the streets if thousands00:53:12
300 will kill Russians. What else can they do?00:53:16
theoretically take to the streets except00:53:18
lack of sausage and such loss of livestock00:53:22
weight00:53:26
if the Internet is turned off they won’t come out00:53:30
what else00:53:32
what else can make00:53:35
Do you know what can make Victory00:53:38
Ukraine on the fronts is so massive00:53:40
Victories of Ukraine on the fronts in the background00:53:43
killings of Russians at the front may reach00:53:46
theoretically but I'm weak in these slaves00:53:49
I believe, to be honest, slaves get nothing from them00:53:52
take in addition to tests Thank you Dmitry00:53:55
you opened our eyes a lot00:53:58
Sevastopol awaits its Ukraine low00:54:02
bow to heroes00:54:04
I'm sure that Sevastopol and Yalta and00:54:10
Gurzuf and Dzhankoy and00:54:13
Evpatoria and Armyansk Crimea awaits Crimea awaits00:54:17
and we are bringing this time closer every day00:54:22
and Donetsk is waiting and Lugansk is waiting. That’s why I00:54:27
I always say that guys00:54:31
Russians who came there illegally00:54:33
over the years00:54:35
Get out of there quickly Get out because00:54:38
you will be thrown out and some will be judged00:54:40
for violating the border of a sovereign00:54:44
states and for what they did00:54:46
subversive activities against Ukraine00:54:48
Get out00:54:50
and Dmitry please tell me if he will conclude00:54:53
Russia military alliance with China Well no00:54:56
Of course the Chinese are not crazy00:54:59
country with great with great traditions with00:55:01
great age-old wisdom00:55:04
centuries-old is not included in Chinese plans00:55:07
conclude a military alliance with the losers00:55:09
on what basis if Russia were00:55:12
United States and would reach China00:55:15
Of course the Chinese would have concluded with00:55:17
with pleasure the military alliance and these are the Losers00:55:20
these are the losers00:55:22
the whole world saw their hopeless stupidity00:55:25
Why would anyone form alliances with them?00:55:28
Dmitry Do you think Putin will go again?00:55:31
once through Belarus to Lviv00:55:37
Well there are some00:55:40
opinions00:55:43
in particular, Andrey Larionov voiced this00:55:45
opinion a couple of days ago that Putin should00:55:48
go through Belarus to Lviv00:55:51
and it’s hard to refuse logic Andrey00:55:55
Larionov Because00:55:57
because00:55:59
What is Lviv Lviv is logistics00:56:04
supplies of Western weapons which00:56:07
goes through Lvov and of course Russia wants00:56:10
break this chain, this logistics00:56:12
disrupt00:56:14
theoretically they can certainly go for00:56:16
Lviv00:56:17
Well, with my taste and mind I think so00:56:21
fight so many fronts at the same time00:56:23
it’s difficult for them, there they are, under the bakhmut bakhmut00:56:28
under bakhmut until stuck So how long has it been00:56:31
It's still months to open the front there00:56:35
in Lviv direction it’s hard for me to say00:56:37
I think this is unreasonable00:56:41
Let's see Dmitry Why in your opinion00:56:45
Europe except Poland does not understand that00:56:49
Ukrainians are fighting for their values and00:56:52
security I'm looking at because00:56:55
that I'm on my phone and very, very, very00:56:59
small font00:57:01
in the window00:57:04
Poles understand that's good good00:57:07
understand, and by the way, I take this opportunity00:57:10
I always try to thank everyone who00:57:14
does for my country00:57:15
good I want to thank Poland again00:57:19
once again I will not tire of thanking Polyakov for00:57:22
how Poland and the Poles behaved00:57:26
towards my country00:57:28
for help for assistance for00:57:33
complicity for sympathy for tears for00:57:37
open souls Thanks to the Poles00:57:40
thank you very much we will never do this00:57:42
let's forget00:57:44
What about the rest of Europe?00:57:47
do they understand00:57:50
it’s hard for me to say I think it’s Slovakia00:57:53
must understand and the Czech Republic must understand00:57:56
after all, these countries have already suffered00:57:59
their time from the Soviet Union They00:58:01
probably remember the invasion that00:58:03
happened00:58:05
55 years ago in 196800:58:12
and when Soviet tanks00:58:15
stormed Prague, I don’t think they remember00:58:18
can forget about it00:58:20
It’s hard to speak for other countries00:58:23
if Moldova asks Ukraine to decide00:58:26
Ukraine will solve the issue of Transnistria00:58:32
Ukraine will decide this in three days. What can it do?00:58:36
make Russia00:58:37
look I think this is very useful00:58:42
interest Ask00:58:44
very interesting question00:58:47
that means I think that00:58:51
and is located in Moldova00:58:55
illegal formation called00:58:58
Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic00:59:01
this is the same thing as the so-called00:59:06
DPR LPR is an unrecognized ass00:59:11
and this ass is guarded by the Russian 14th Army00:59:16
on the bayonets that this ass holds on00:59:19
I mean Transnistrian Moldavian00:59:21
Republic this is illegal I repeat00:59:24
territorial formation00:59:28
stands on the territory of Moldova00:59:32
I have repeatedly said if the president00:59:35
Moldova's Maia Sandu officially contact00:59:37
to Ukraine with a request00:59:40
contribute to the liberation of territory00:59:42
Moldova from Russia00:59:45
I think that Ukraine will be happy to do this00:59:48
will do And I'll explain why00:59:51
Ukraine Moldova borders Ukraine00:59:55
and we are forced to keep on the border with00:59:58
Moldova's military guys01:00:01
so that the 14th army does not strike in the rear01:00:05
from Moldova01:00:08
didn’t go against us in Ukraine01:00:12
And if we could free ourselves from this01:00:14
problems and we have the right today01:00:18
crush Russian troops at any01:00:21
territories Wherever they are01:00:23
country terrorist country enemy we have01:00:26
the right to hit all targets related to01:00:28
Russia is doing exactly the same thing with01:00:31
us Therefore, if my Sandu01:00:34
appealed if Vladimir Zelensky01:00:36
I made this decision, I think it would be01:00:38
great If they destroyed the 14th army and01:00:41
Moldova would become European01:00:43
a full-fledged state and Ukraine is not01:00:47
would have enemy soldiers in its belly01:00:50
connections01:00:53
Dmitry What political system are you?01:00:57
you see on the territory of the former Russia after01:00:59
end of the war01:01:01
Good question I see the first one01:01:06
second debilitarization of Russia01:01:10
denazification of Russia third Yes01:01:14
imperialization of Russia What does this mean01:01:18
Russia needs to be disarmed after01:01:20
Ukraine’s victories can simply be disarmed and removed01:01:22
nuclear weapons is what we're talking about01:01:25
it doesn't work it's a monkey with a grenade it's01:01:27
the scarecrow shouldn't scare everyone01:01:29
the civilized world is enough, here's a monkey01:01:32
you need to pull out the grenade and give it to this grenade01:01:34
on the head still a stupid monkey It's me01:01:38
I think that monkeys are smarter than Russia01:01:42
it is called01:01:44
demilitarization disarm them damn01:01:47
mothers second denazification country01:01:50
Russia is sick with Nazism, this is absolutely01:01:53
Nazi fascist country What is01:01:56
let's decipher what Nazism is01:01:58
fascism Not everyone understands this, Nazism is01:02:03
policy of supremacy of one nation over01:02:06
everyone else01:02:08
but Putin is of course carrying out the Nazi01:02:11
Most of the people support his policy01:02:13
population of Russia We are Russians We are Russians with01:02:17
we God everyone else has no time for people01:02:20
this is their Nazism and fascism is when01:02:24
the state prevails over the Individual01:02:26
over a person but it’s there in person of course01:02:30
that's why01:02:31
country committing genocide01:02:34
in relation to Ukraine it is Nazi01:02:37
the country and fascism are in full swing therefore01:02:40
denazification d-fascisation of Russia01:02:43
following01:02:47
next thing I see01:02:49
demerialization, that is, Russia should01:02:51
stop being an empire and I have01:02:55
feeling that this country is like01:02:57
artificial formation01:02:59
it will essentially break up into a number of territories01:03:04
can't help but fall apart because01:03:07
a number of factors as soon as the center is weaker01:03:11
example of the Soviet Union Imagine how01:03:13
Moscow center just weakened so quickly01:03:16
moods have appeared that we need to dump01:03:20
from this common house01:03:22
I'll say Now this may be a tough thing, but this01:03:26
truth And the truth must always be spoken01:03:29
be glad that you have the opportunity01:03:31
to tell the truth01:03:33
and you understand that the leaders01:03:36
post-Soviet countries the first leaders01:03:39
steel mainly01:03:40
former first secretaries of central01:03:44
committees of the Communist Party01:03:46
union republics01:03:49
But we see01:03:51
let's watch01:03:53
Nazarbayev Kazakhstan who he was first01:03:57
secret of the party of Kazakhstan01:04:00
We subsequently see Aliyev Azerbaijan01:04:05
Shivardnadze Georgia Turkmenbashi01:04:12
Saparmurat Niyazov, he was before01:04:15
first secretary About which party01:04:17
Turkmenistan01:04:19
the same story was Where else in01:04:23
Moldova01:04:25
former communists merch in the snow of Peter01:04:29
Luchinsk Luchinsky01:04:32
in Ukraine Leonid Makarovich Kravchuk he is not01:04:35
was the first secret he was the secretary of the Central Committee01:04:37
on ideology and in Russia Boris Nikolaevich01:04:41
Yeltsin didn’t fall from the moon either. He was01:04:43
first secretary of the Sverdlovsk trench01:04:46
party then the first secret of Moscow01:04:47
city party committee member of the Politburo but what about01:04:51
we say what I'm getting at is that01:04:54
local01:04:56
district princes01:04:59
We decided to stop bowing to Gorbachev. We01:05:02
so we can be the first01:05:06
the collapse of the Union was largely due to01:05:10
with these sentiments what they told me about01:05:12
directly participants of the Belovezhskaya01:05:16
ourselves Let's call it that01:05:19
Well, what do you think today01:05:22
there is the Leader of Tatarstan or the Leader of Dagestan01:05:26
or the Leader there of Chechnya yes yes the Leader of Chechnya01:05:30
Do they want to bow to Putin? No, they01:05:33
they want to be like Putin themselves, but yesterday01:05:36
are you called the head of Tatarstan or01:05:39
governor of some region And today you01:05:42
President Yes President and you are dating01:05:46
with world leaders and everyone comes to you and01:05:49
you are going and you are the presidents you01:05:51
control the wealth of your territory01:05:53
you know how rich Yakutia is01:05:56
but this is actually the Klondike, everything is there from01:05:59
gold to oil01:06:01
Well, after all, it goes to the center in Moscow How01:06:04
you think local nobility local elite01:06:07
Yakutskaya does not want to manage this herself01:06:09
Of course he wants to, and the strong one gets in the way01:06:12
center01:06:13
as soon as the center weakens it will go01:06:18
centrifugal movement01:06:20
Besides01:06:22
Let's not discount the territories01:06:25
which01:06:28
did not belong to Russia before01:06:31
went to her as a result of Captures or01:06:34
due to wars for example01:06:37
Russia01:06:39
just brazenly stole Karelia from Finland01:06:43
took it and stole it just like they did01:06:46
everyone is trying to steal our territory01:06:49
one to one That Finland doesn't want everything01:06:52
take these years back of course01:06:54
wants and Konigsberg which is now01:06:58
Kaliningrad and cut off from Russia01:06:59
geographically because the Baltic states are there01:07:02
there are the Baltic countries and Poland, everything is there01:07:06
Königsberg and Germany Königsberg are not01:07:09
want to return What do you think, although01:07:12
Japan will return the Kuril Islands and01:07:16
Sakhalin does not want to return it as it wants01:07:19
and the inhabitants of Sakhalin and the inhabitants of the Kuril Islands01:07:23
would like islands instead01:07:26
to be part of impoverished Russia01:07:29
become part of rich Japan of course01:07:32
I would like to tell you what could happen01:07:35
this will happen, I'm not even talking about01:07:37
territory immediately to return to many01:07:42
territory after the victory of Ukraine and to01:07:45
Transnistria will return to Moldova if01:07:47
before they ask us for help and to01:07:50
Georgia will return Abkhazia will return South01:07:54
Ossetia will of course return as it returned01:07:57
now on our air Vasily Golovanov and01:08:00
Thank God because I probably already01:08:04
one viewer is tired of But now with01:08:07
Vasily we will light it up to glory01:08:10
I'll correct it now01:08:11
my phone number, now I’m Vasily01:08:13
Vladimirovich with this phone number01:08:15
you see it on purpose01:08:17
I don’t see you and I hope our viewer sees01:08:22
the two of us are wonderful Dmitry Ilyich01:08:24
Hello Hello01:08:26
Dear Vasily Vladimirovich once again01:08:28
I apologize force majeure you understand01:08:31
It is clear that the light is often a problem I already01:08:34
explained in Kyiv big problems with01:08:36
With the light of the Internet, everyone understands this, but01:08:39
I tried not to disgrace you and did my best01:08:44
so I replaced you01:08:46
Dmitrievich Thank you very much Friends01:08:49
let me remind you again what you write01:08:51
please in the comments not only01:08:53
questions01:08:57
please write where you see us01:09:00
Geography of viewing is very important to us01:09:02
traditional Dmitry and I want01:09:05
give thanks01:09:06
Now Ukraine and its gratitude are difficult01:09:12
measure it is unconditional and eternal memory01:09:16
to those who remained forever in this war01:09:18
Dmitriy01:09:20
Now if you start the block of no questions01:09:23
answers from you back to01:09:26
information agenda then start01:09:28
probably worth the tragedy that01:09:30
happened yesterday in Dnieper and01:09:34
It would seem01:09:37
and every time you let it pass through you01:09:39
these tragedies that are already happening01:09:42
27 deaths are known so far01:09:48
do you associate this with again01:09:51
massive shelling like this01:09:54
Unfortunately for us it's terrible01:09:57
effective with change in military01:10:01
command of the Russian Federation01:10:03
The Russian occupation army you know01:10:07
Vasily Of course01:10:08
I01:10:10
I’m no longer surprised, nothing will surprise me01:10:14
nothing01:10:15
these monsters may not know the gas01:10:19
baiting use and nuclear01:10:22
weapons I expect everything from them, it’s deep01:10:24
a sick fascist country with a broken01:10:27
tip-off01:10:28
from the word vodka because they are in01:10:32
last of all under the influence of vodka01:10:35
she got a wrong tip01:10:36
Pun but essentially true01:10:40
what they studied Now in the Dnieper is01:10:44
Fear of God is played by older children01:10:47
people times 2 no entrances01:10:51
terrible terrible I couldn't watch anymore01:10:55
I posted a video on my Instagram01:10:59
video one of them as a woman cursing01:11:01
Russians who lost her son in this01:11:05
at home I didn't even listen to her I no longer01:11:08
I have enough nerves to look at this and this01:11:10
listen, believe me, I'm just myself01:11:14
keep away from this because it overwhelms01:11:16
emotions such hatred you know such01:11:19
hatred01:11:21
scary to these freaks scary01:11:24
hatred01:11:27
deeply sick country01:11:31
which did not work out for themselves and01:11:33
they want others to fail01:11:36
Dmitry, what do you think, but you probably already01:11:38
remember how the rhetoric changed to01:11:40
these terrible propaganda shows01:11:42
Nightingale scabeaceae and other Simonyans01:11:46
at first they told Until February01:11:49
laughed What ha ha Who is going there01:11:52
attack Who needs you, remember01:11:55
openly laughed at Western statements01:11:58
intelligence services and Western media which01:12:00
warned about the invasion of Ukraine and01:12:03
Russian talk shows said yes, what to whom01:12:05
they need to reconsider all this later01:12:09
agenda after Putin's statement and01:12:12
then every day with every week with01:12:14
every month of this bloody war01:12:16
their rhetoric changed according to01:12:18
statements by Putin and mobilization and so on01:12:20
then the rhetoric of liberation moved to01:12:24
frankly bloodthirsty01:12:27
the joy of hitting objects01:12:30
infrastructure and so on and so on, well then01:12:34
there is happening and dehumanization01:12:37
an entire nation before our very eyes01:12:40
the whole world That is, tomorrow we will wait until01:12:43
that they will be on their talk shows01:12:44
applaud what they shoot01:12:47
elderly homes where old people die, children you01:12:50
you know this is dehumanization01:12:53
happened a long time ago we just didn't01:12:55
noticed but we somehow didn’t get carried away01:12:58
analysis of the Russian soul and what we are in01:13:02
mostly we saw who we were talking to01:13:04
I had friends in Russia, they lived01:13:07
in Moscow, mainly some people in01:13:09
St. Petersburg, half of them were natives01:13:12
I don’t know Ukraine Mikhail Semyonovich Svetin01:13:15
from Kyiv who lived in St. Petersburg who01:13:21
I remember you and I walking through Kyiv here01:13:23
he was a bright man, he tells me how01:13:26
I would like to come back here not to01:13:28
maybe the weather and the people are all wrong01:13:31
Here01:13:33
you see, I'm talking to myself now01:13:36
I didn’t communicate with other people01:13:38
I imagined what was going on there. What is it?01:13:41
deep Russia, I didn’t imagine it01:13:44
we saw absolutely human flesh01:13:46
country01:13:48
Nazi01:13:50
people absolutely this is this Idiots this01:13:54
they're kind of a complete waste without the basics01:13:58
human values01:14:00
I've already listened again01:14:03
transcripts of our guru01:14:07
transcripts of conversations between Russian soldiers01:14:10
with their wives, mothers and children01:14:13
brothers it's sisters it's a nightmare we're01:14:18
couldn't imagine that people could01:14:21
That's how we talk to moms01:14:23
Couldn't imagine this01:14:25
But it’s possible, I don’t know in books01:14:28
read probably But even Soviet01:14:31
movies we watched as children01:14:35
there was no such thing in my youth that children would do this01:14:38
they talked to us with material01:14:40
showed another life01:14:42
and everything got worse for them01:14:45
and what we saw now is01:14:48
bestial lizard half dead This is terrible01:14:52
all Yes, they are not the ones who are fighting with hospitals01:14:57
maternity hospitals01:14:59
with apartment buildings01:15:02
in the 21st century they kill civilians and rejoice01:15:07
they cackle about it01:15:09
dedicates programs to this01:15:13
disgusting disgusting country I am01:15:15
you know01:15:18
If today in Russia, for example in this01:15:21
damn01:15:23
153 times to the country01:15:26
children will die somewhere in a fire01:15:29
I won't be happy at the shopping center01:15:33
Well, because we have a different upbringing01:15:36
We don’t rejoice when someone’s children die01:15:39
we are not happy about this01:15:41
they rejoice at the death of Ukrainian children they01:15:45
raised differently This is a different breed others01:15:48
People01:15:52
generally freak they are happy01:15:56
their fathers die, their husbands die, they die01:16:00
Smart watches rejoice at Lada knees say01:16:03
you really wanted a white Lada Kalina, here she is01:16:07
now you have us in the cemetery01:16:09
new on new latek knees what01:16:12
they have rubbish in their heads, they are people01:16:17
which have no heart, no mind, no basic standards01:16:22
there are no rules of decency, we are dealing01:16:26
with an absolutely fascist thickhead01:16:30
country and that's all, of course we have to burn it out01:16:32
knee iron Because if we do this01:16:35
Let's not let this plague spread to01:16:38
all of Europe01:16:41
if we return to information about01:16:44
change in management in change in01:16:47
military leadership01:16:49
command according to media reports Alexander01:16:51
Lapin headed the headquarters of the Russian ground forces01:16:54
Lapin was not officially announced there in the spring01:16:58
the founder of the center led the group01:17:00
Wagner Prigozhin Ramzan Kadyrov was called01:17:02
his incompetence was blamed for the defeat of the army01:17:05
Russian under the raisins there were aphids and in01:17:06
Kharkov region how we grow How01:17:09
you see this is the purpose01:17:12
Lapin's comeback is such a slap in the face01:17:16
Prigogine from Putin such a balance of power that01:17:20
or because Prigozhin and Kadyrov shot down01:17:23
Lapina frankly then you are now01:17:26
they told the lapini group center01:17:29
I remembered the Great Vladimir Semenovich01:17:33
Vysotsky01:17:35
his famous song is still ahead and now01:17:39
Soldiers follow meter after meter in Ukraine01:17:43
groups Center for 1 2 calculated 1 2 All01:17:48
repeats itself, this is the greatness of such01:17:52
people like Vysotsky. So he wrote about01:17:55
past and wrote to the future01:17:58
people who are relevant and modern01:18:01
always here he wrote about the future About that01:18:03
what's happening now01:18:06
there Listen, I just listen to Vysotsky01:18:09
I know creativity practically by heart01:18:12
he’s talking about today’s Russian army01:18:14
soldiers always wrote this about Germans01:18:17
A healthy soldier is ready for anything and the dust is like01:18:21
We embroider carpets from roads and not01:18:24
stop and don't change legs sparkle01:18:29
our faces are shining, our boots are shining, well01:18:33
cheerful gloomy Let's return to the bride's homes01:18:36
there will be blond awards for us but everything is about01:18:39
the current Russian army01:18:41
and as for Lapin, this pack is all01:18:44
first of all they are degenerates honestly I am01:18:48
I'll explain why I'm in the army using them01:18:49
I've seen enough, I'll tell you so look I01:18:53
I will tell the truth I always tell01:18:55
the truth is I have the right to it, it means I served01:18:58
two years in one of the elite brigades is01:19:02
rocket brigade we stood under the meadow01:19:05
Leningrad region town01:19:10
Means01:19:12
promptly01:19:14
operational-tactical missile forces01:19:16
destination we had medium-sized missiles01:19:18
range 8k14 prayers They stood01:19:23
installed and they were aimed at01:19:25
Norway01:19:27
that is, we were told our enemy is Norway01:19:29
that means if something starts we shoot01:19:31
in Norway everyone knew this and01:19:34
we had stripes, we had artillerymen01:19:37
the gun stood on the territory of a unit like us01:19:41
artillerymen but we were rocket men01:19:45
Well, these are elite troops. Listen, even in01:19:49
there was a famous copyist at Kabbin Yar01:19:51
the training ground is on the border of Kazakhstan and01:19:53
Astrakhan region in the steppe we are there01:19:55
they were making guns for a month, that is, well, that’s it01:19:57
as if not Stroybat01:20:02
I want to tell you for all the time I served01:20:06
I haven't seen a single good officer01:20:12
the vast majority of officers were01:20:14
drunks, alcoholics01:20:18
angry01:20:20
arrogant stupid01:20:23
somehow hopeless in everything01:20:26
it was hopeless they got big01:20:28
money01:20:30
then in Soviet times officers received01:20:32
They drank a lot from their terrible life01:20:37
they beat their wives, they lived horribly, we had Lent during01:20:41
time it's all interesting what I say01:20:44
I'll explain what this means with us01:20:47
the post was in the officers' dormitory. It was01:20:50
thieves after I had to stand there01:20:53
at this post it was an officer's outfit01:20:55
dormitory01:20:57
I watched this horror01:21:00
Well, the corridor01:21:02
small rooms where officers studied01:21:04
either by yourself or with your wife01:21:09
stench01:21:11
one kitchen01:21:13
shower alone I go there sometimes secretly we can’t01:21:16
allowed but secretly ran into this shower01:21:17
scary rusty dirty01:21:21
this is how the Elite lived, as if yes, I’ll tell you01:21:25
what when we are with friends with whom01:21:27
served in the army and I several times01:21:29
I came there in part and it hit me like01:21:31
you know the criminal is being pulled into place01:21:33
crimes So we change my friends01:21:35
I was drawn to the army, we were there last time01:21:38
in the part, but we didn’t get there anymore01:21:42
the part itself And I before that When01:21:44
Yeltsin was already such a mess it was me and01:21:47
some of them were allowed in, I was like there, I was filming01:21:51
video yes But in the summer of the thirteenth year we01:21:56
friends and I went to St. Petersburg for White Nights01:21:59
and I went to the unit with friends01:22:05
they weren't allowed in at one o'clock01:22:07
a hungry soldier stood at a checkpoint hungry01:22:11
unfortunate man on guard, thin, where are you from?01:22:18
Tatar he said we weren’t from somewhere01:22:22
let's go to the store creepy unfortunate01:22:25
the store was run down and they bought him cookies01:22:29
They all bought some sprat candy there01:22:32
what was there they brought him we speak in01:22:34
you feel sorry01:22:36
but we went to the officers' dormitory here01:22:40
nothing has changed in the officers' town01:22:42
It was '13, I finished my service in '8801:22:46
25 years nothing has changed But01:22:50
worsened01:22:51
Means01:22:53
huge paradise of flies01:22:56
flies in the kitchen flies a bunch of flies01:23:01
plumbing in the officer's shower has become even more01:23:05
more rusty and scary01:23:07
innovation I saw that is01:23:11
displayed on the corridors with each room01:23:14
boots with foot wraps the stench was so bad01:23:19
there are officers all over the corridor like this01:23:22
Russians live01:23:24
Well, in the thirteenth year I don’t think either01:23:27
that something has improved over the years01:23:31
can you imagine the stench here?01:23:33
We had a hundred people in our barracks, so you01:23:36
you get used to it but there are foot wraps at the top and01:23:39
boots all and people wash once a week01:23:41
if you're lucky, sometimes even twice, sometimes01:23:44
three times but so when from the barracks01:23:48
it turns out that you are growing together01:23:50
you get used to this smell. And when you01:23:54
you enter the barracks with fresh air from01:23:57
guard or shell or when it snows01:24:00
you clean at night you come in and you get knocked off01:24:04
feet this smell is a terrible smell those who01:24:07
those who served will understand me01:24:09
That's what I talk about all the time. I don't talk about it.01:24:11
I have not seen a single good officer01:24:14
I saw one good one01:24:17
Ensign Svetlaya remember him Nikolai01:24:20
Ivanovich Volkov is our senior warrant officer01:24:22
was01:24:23
he was a good man, he suppressed his01:24:26
sad and unsatisfied01:24:29
vodka was often dissatisfied with life01:24:32
drunk but he was a man, that's a man01:24:36
some kind of thing I had for him and01:24:38
he has some kind of attitude towards me01:24:40
human he sometimes came in the evening01:24:44
eyes flooded sat down opposite me sat01:24:48
he'll look at me, sit and walk away01:24:51
he was such a good man, I remember that01:24:53
good man01:24:55
officers back then there was still an Elite01:24:59
and now in general then to higher education01:25:02
the military school competition was amazing01:25:06
Try to do it because it's money01:25:07
they paid a lot but now that’s all01:25:10
worsened So now we move on to01:25:12
Let's go to Lapin and Gerasim, this is mediocrity01:25:15
all this is all mediocrity01:25:18
seeing how the Russian army was advancing on01:25:21
Ukraine on February 24 and later I can01:25:26
I can confidently say that these people are not01:25:28
understand nothing about military affairs because01:25:31
why attack in such columns01:25:33
contraindicated They can’t just01:25:36
were brought up with the same stupidity about those01:25:38
raised by others without since the Second01:25:40
World War when the mass was slaughtered when01:25:44
they never drove fines into minefields01:25:47
there were no penalties, the soldiers were driven to01:25:49
There are no minefields there. What01:25:52
demining was driven by soldiers01:25:55
cleared the mines and moved on01:25:57
nothing has changed there so01:26:00
globally01:26:01
that Surikov that Lapin that Gerasimov01:26:07
what else is there? It's nothing.01:26:12
changes there fresh01:26:15
We won’t see innovative army thought01:26:18
it's all old Soviet stupid school01:26:21
150 years behind NATO from01:26:25
advanced military science if the army01:26:28
Israel saw the Russian army fighting01:26:31
they'd go crazy they'd just go crazy01:26:34
mind Because you can’t fight like that01:26:36
Anti war further Of course we see that01:26:41
Prigozhin was overthinking01:26:43
and we understand it, everyone understands it01:26:47
war has been declared between01:26:49
conditionally Prigogine and Kadyrov and01:26:53
Girkin who joined them01:26:56
war was declared by the military01:26:59
Gerasimov01:27:01
it means Shoigu if Shoigu can be called01:27:05
he is a reindeer herder in the military; in general, he is not in the army01:27:07
served You are a scarecrow Hero of Russia is not at all01:27:10
has ideas about the army But maybe01:27:11
I've been trained a little bit, that's what it means01:27:16
joined the Prigozhin clan did not join this01:27:19
their man Apparently the harsh people are theirs01:27:22
man and they put him in place01:27:25
nothing happened in all these lapins01:27:28
Well, since October he hasn’t been able to take the bammut01:27:31
maybe it beats it beats nothing happens01:27:34
That's why01:27:36
as one artist said, beats beats01:27:40
and further in the text This is about the same01:27:44
What happens to01:27:46
Russian generals01:27:48
Putin was apparently told that Vladimir01:27:51
Vladimirovich dangerous tendency Prigozhin01:27:55
his private army is gaining strength01:27:59
Kadyrov's private army and these private01:28:02
armies will be used If suddenly01:28:04
a power struggle will begin against you01:28:08
Well, don’t use fortune tellers here. Of course, when01:28:11
people have private armies, but they don't01:28:14
so that there I don’t know from some01:28:18
they have good intentions for this01:28:20
to01:28:21
play with power and with power you trade01:28:26
give yourself some preferences And if you're lucky01:28:29
seize power from such groups01:28:32
they are serious, very well armed01:28:35
therefore Putin who should care01:28:39
about the balance of power I saw a bias towards01:28:43
groups Prigozhin Kadyrov and this one01:28:45
snack fixed01:28:47
began to trust Gerasim and Shoigu did not01:28:51
I think these eagles will last for a long time for sure01:28:53
will also crap themselves in the fight against Ukraine as01:28:56
and previous ones but nevertheless I think that01:29:01
Prigogine is all spice because he became01:29:03
dangerous for Putin01:29:04
But what about Putin, who often01:29:07
they say that he is there with a strong hand that he01:29:10
there are such worms and so on like him01:29:13
allowed the creation of private armies01:29:16
private I mean not only for PMCs01:29:19
Wagner but in general and Kadyrov’s01:29:21
divisions and others except Wagner01:29:24
Let's not exaggerate the power of Putin's hand01:29:29
this is not Stalin after all01:29:34
so there is no need to exaggerate his power01:29:37
it was steel, but one hint was enough for01:29:39
so that people solve the issue and01:29:41
ran to the jump here Putin is one of01:29:45
cogs of a huge mechanism and about it01:29:48
say people who know him well01:29:51
me in interviews and in private conversations and01:29:54
Sergei Pugachev is one of his closest friends01:29:56
Putin's exes and Mikhail Kasyanov 4 years01:30:00
headed the government under Putin and01:30:03
others Russian government and others01:30:06
People01:30:07
Putin is not the one who makes the decision01:30:11
quickly who takes over the acceptance01:30:14
decisions he tries to hide behind01:30:17
the backs of others, so this is not the point here01:30:19
it's about what it is, self-restraint on01:30:22
really but01:30:25
the Prigozhin group was created for this purpose01:30:28
to01:30:29
certainly create a counterweight to the army01:30:31
because Putin saw that01:30:33
strength, not only do they not know how to fight01:30:36
they stole seriously They told Him01:30:39
reported for sure what we are creating here01:30:43
we are modernizing the army01:30:45
but when he saw in reality what was happening01:30:48
if he saw this I don’t know who he is01:30:51
gives information what information he has01:30:52
he realized that these idiots had let him down01:30:56
just like the FSB idiots set him up01:30:58
because it had to be special01:31:01
gifted to report to him that we01:31:05
here we spend what Medvedchuk did01:31:07
comrades, we are spending your money on01:31:10
a huge agency has been created for this purpose, we01:31:13
we pay salaries, we produce here01:31:15
underground newspapers We have TV channels here01:31:18
someone here demands us some01:31:20
investments and in the end they reported to him01:31:23
that Ukraine is ready to surrender everything only01:31:26
Come and take bread and salt along the roadsides01:31:29
Happy people will stand, meeting01:31:32
our wonderful Russian army01:31:35
liberator but was greeted with cocktails01:31:37
Molotov that is01:31:39
this idiot Putin I mean became01:31:42
victim01:31:43
you know what he created he created01:31:47
Vorovskoye and strengthened Vorovskoye01:31:49
state he is at the head of it01:31:52
Varya And what did he think that the FSB officers01:31:55
stealing on a grand scale or something01:31:57
the army does not steal on a grand scale But01:32:00
this is his mistake because all that01:32:02
they told him it was built01:32:04
Potemkin villages, but in fact01:32:06
it turned out that everything was wrong01:32:10
modernization was carried out only on paper01:32:12
army Wow tanks of the fifties01:32:15
in the sixties they drive through Ukrainian01:32:18
roads01:32:19
where are the Armata tanks about which there is so much01:32:22
they said that at the parade once a01:32:25
went through rehearsals and didn't start where are these01:32:28
Almaty where are the new planes after all?01:32:31
We see Soviet Tu-204 aircraft01:32:34
these are all Soviet developments where in general01:32:38
new weapons where well improved01:32:40
Kalashnikov assault rifles We see01:32:43
some kind of rust, that is, stolen01:32:46
that's all, the FSB officers stupidly stole the money, they said01:32:48
this is for Ukraine this is for agents this is for01:32:52
TV channels this is on newspapers on radio on01:32:55
telegraph phone and they stupidly poked around everything01:32:58
and were this going astray this01:33:01
Nazi fanatic, let them reap01:33:03
its fruits now01:33:06
I want to thank them for stealing01:33:10
Because if they didn't steal01:33:12
we wouldn't have to modernize01:33:14
I will sweetly remind the audience that you01:33:16
You must subscribe01:33:18
to YouTube channels Olesya Batsman Dmitry01:33:21
Gordon visiting Gordon Youtube channel01:33:23
Golovanov link you will find in the description01:33:26
under this video you can right now01:33:28
do it now or after graduation01:33:30
broadcasts01:33:32
But the main thing is not to forget to do this very01:33:36
many comments Dmitry Surely you01:33:38
saw01:33:41
Today01:33:42
they write to us a lot in the comments01:33:46
kind words about Vakhtang Konstantinovich01:33:48
today a great friend of Ukraine is tired of life01:33:51
The great son of the Georgian people Vakhtang01:33:55
Kikabidze is the greatest artist with great01:33:58
letters Patriot01:34:00
we want to pay tribute to him today01:34:03
of course we give very much01:34:05
respected Dmitry and was friends with him Dolgikh01:34:08
I have recorded more than one interview over the years01:34:11
Dmitrievich, over to you01:34:13
Well01:34:15
Vasily is really terrible because01:34:17
I see, Konstantinovich has been there for a long time01:34:20
I was sick for 10 years on dialysis, how many01:34:25
how long he came and how long I was in01:34:28
Georgia with him and always every other day01:34:31
two dialysis And where he never went01:34:34
it was necessary to take care that there was01:34:37
medical facility where dialysis is possible01:34:40
conduct01:34:42
he was such a good person, here I am01:34:46
see I'm not starting with what he was01:34:48
he was a wonderful actor he was a wonderful actor01:34:50
was a wonderful performer01:34:53
with a unique timbre with a unique01:34:56
somehow01:34:59
when he sang, that can't be called01:35:01
Such artists sing their soul with singing01:35:05
took it out of himself and he took the soul out of those01:35:08
who listened to him01:35:10
Here01:35:12
wonderful film actor wonderful artists01:35:15
songwriter everything Yes But I before01:35:20
All I can say is he was wonderful01:35:22
person01:35:23
wonderful kind01:35:25
decent fair clean01:35:29
like this like this01:35:33
this is the one I want to lean against01:35:36
I want to hold his hand, this is how he is01:35:40
I once said I was reminded today01:35:42
that I’m on one of the broadcasts, in my opinion, even with01:35:45
I told you that01:35:46
when you pronounce the name Kikabidze01:35:49
I want to stand here01:35:53
you know what I'll tell you a lot of people01:35:58
whom we loved01:36:00
who we were friends with01:36:05
Who were the pride01:36:08
cinematic art theatrical art01:36:10
sports stage01:36:13
These people ruined their obituaries01:36:18
and there are only a few left01:36:24
who could01:36:26
Go against the crowd01:36:29
and here is Vakhtang Konstantinovich in this01:36:32
little little row01:36:35
this man01:36:38
He could not act in truth, he did not01:36:42
could not act according to his conscience01:36:45
he preferred to remain in the minority01:36:47
but remain human01:36:50
He was a huge friend of Ukraine. He adored01:36:53
I adored Ukraine01:36:55
he Well, today Alice talked to01:36:59
his loved ones01:37:03
I was already in intensive care for two weeks01:37:05
It was already really bad with the kidneys. Well, so01:37:09
10 years on dialysis is a long time01:37:13
and they say that01:37:16
Bubu was very upset by the situation with Ukraine01:37:19
he was worried all the time. That's what they say01:37:22
he looked at Dima all the time but I know he01:37:25
he told me about this, he watched everything01:37:27
programs practically and he was worried about01:37:30
his blood pressure immediately jumped, that's all01:37:33
what's happened01:37:35
of course responded with pain in my heart for01:37:38
him he loved Ukraine very much he01:37:41
Of course I really loved Georgia01:37:43
he was a real Georgian01:37:46
that's when they say Georgians01:37:51
Vakhtang Konstantinovich01:37:54
I have seen01:37:56
a number of real Georgians with whom01:37:58
I had the opportunity to communicate and make friends01:38:01
CT Makharadze Konstantin Ivanovich what01:38:05
the grandiose man was Sophie Kochev Reilly01:38:07
what kind of people are in this row, of course?01:38:12
Vakhtang Konstantinovich this is this01:38:16
Greatness of spirit is such intelligence01:38:19
such sparkle and such01:38:21
feeling you know dear dear01:38:25
a dear person of course01:38:33
I recorded a video today and published it01:38:37
myself on YouTube channel visiting01:38:38
Gordon and on the Dmitry Gordon channel soon01:38:41
will come out01:38:42
Hello everyone there's already half a million01:38:45
views in a few hours I'm all01:38:49
I invite you to look I gave amazing01:38:52
Not all frames I have a lot of frames like this01:38:56
unique but I gave such shots there01:38:58
such a selection and photos video01:39:03
now you know, I wrote it down for emotions01:39:05
I wrote it down and then I start to remember01:39:07
what hasn't been said yet, so I remember01:39:14
probably 12 years old01:39:18
Kyiv restaurant Tsarskoe Selo we are sitting with01:39:21
Alexander Rosenbaum and Tamara01:39:24
Gverdtsiteli01:39:26
we're sitting01:39:27
in a restaurant01:39:31
Ukrainian songs already sound good to us01:39:35
And01:39:36
my assistant Yulia is calling01:39:39
Just got a call from Vakhtang01:39:41
Konstantinovich he arrived at the hotel01:39:44
Dnepr he is now waiting for guests01:39:47
Vakhtan Konstantin always When he came01:39:49
always called or assistants called what01:39:52
is he coming or coming?01:39:55
And01:39:57
I say Vakhtang Konstantinovich Kyiv01:40:01
and Rosenbaum says You know from me01:40:03
only the first songs came out I don't tell anyone01:40:07
needed01:40:10
emergency doctor01:40:12
doorbell rings at night01:40:16
I open it, Vakhtang is standing on the threshold01:40:19
Konstantinovich Kikabidze aka Vakhtang01:40:22
Kikabidze is standing on the threshold and says you01:40:24
Rosenbaum says yes01:40:27
I just want to hug you good songs01:40:30
you write01:40:33
He says let's go to him, we get up01:40:37
Alexander Yakovlevich Tamara Gverdtsitelia01:40:40
we get up from the table and go to the Dnepr hotel01:40:43
such cases01:40:45
darkness Well, I just remembered it now01:40:48
something01:40:49
Vakhtang Konstantinovich is waiting behind the covered01:40:52
table for real Georgians01:40:54
and we sit down at the table in his room01:40:58
and we drink and laugh in the end already01:41:02
Alexander Yakovlevich is already on his bed01:41:05
lying on the floor01:41:06
everyone is fine and suddenly Tamara remembers01:41:10
Gverdtsiteli I came here01:41:12
corporate party today01:41:15
and I'll write my phone number but I'm looking at01:41:18
I've already had 20 calls from her director01:41:21
they are looking and need to go out, they forgot about everything01:41:23
happiness such a meeting such memories01:41:27
you understand everything01:41:30
that's where it all went01:41:33
Vakhtang Konstantinovich remained a man01:41:36
hereby01:41:37
in 2008 when01:41:41
Fascist Russia attacked Georgia01:41:44
and many of us still did not fully understand that01:41:47
this is how it will turn out for Ukraine01:41:51
he was turning 70 years old01:41:55
She already turned in July in my opinion01:41:57
birthday and they attacked in August but01:42:02
Putin wanted to award him with an order01:42:04
courage order of friendship01:42:08
Kikabidze said after the leg01:42:11
Russian soldier tramples my country01:42:15
I don't understand any order01:42:18
and my feet will no longer be in Russia01:42:23
I want to say that he said it01:42:25
The only thing is I don't want to judge anyone01:42:27
Now01:42:28
but I just love the truth01:42:31
not a single Georgian artist does this anymore01:42:33
none arrived01:42:36
Vakhtang Konstantinovich01:42:40
was the most popular person among the people01:42:43
favorite movie Mimino one Take A01:42:46
song These are my years, my wealth is there01:42:49
by airfield by airfield01:42:51
God01:42:53
that don't take a hit01:42:58
he made a lot of money in Russia01:43:01
Russia gathered there in huge halls01:43:06
Everyone in Russia was happy to see him And01:43:09
for him, refusing to travel to Russia is01:43:12
there was a conscious refusal of money01:43:16
I tell him Vakhtang Konstantinovich but01:43:18
you will be left without money, you will not ship01:43:21
you will earn01:43:22
he says I don't want I don't want money01:43:25
speaks01:43:27
they came to my land I don't want them01:43:31
see01:43:32
man What kind of man has he never been?01:43:35
in Russia after that never Never01:43:38
he means Dmitrievich why is that so01:43:41
what happened from Vakhtang Konstantinovich01:43:43
took this step and that's how he said it01:43:46
entered And others How did you just01:43:49
they said01:43:50
the artists didn’t take this step and now01:43:56
clear proof of this01:43:58
half-Georgian half-Ukrainian half01:44:02
unknown artist01:44:05
Valeria Meladze who is past the microphone01:44:09
says it seems like a hero of the word01:44:11
responds to Ukraine's words but then01:44:13
it begins to apologize to make excuses01:44:15
trying to hold on to sit on you know01:44:19
Vasily I don’t want to talk about it I’ll say it01:44:21
honestly I'm with many01:44:24
Georgian artists Most popular01:44:27
very warm relationship01:44:29
and this is their personal business, I don’t like it01:44:33
I'll be honest, I don't like it right away01:44:36
I like what Buba did01:44:39
I don't want to discuss these people01:44:45
We once sat at the bubba's01:44:51
with one very famous Georgian01:44:54
artist very, very famous one of01:44:57
idols01:45:00
Soviet and Russian viewers01:45:03
we sat at night01:45:06
that the conversation has gone01:45:08
Russia he says I them I01:45:13
their Putin is me his01:45:18
what does not interfere and did not interfere with him01:45:22
safely touring in Russian01:45:24
I don’t want to talk to cities about them, I don’t want to01:45:27
especially today when this is no longer the case01:45:31
person01:45:32
I'm very upset, I'll tell you honestly01:45:35
I was very upset he was wonderful01:45:37
was wonderful01:45:41
yes yes a wonderful person and artist to me01:45:44
I was lucky to hear him perform01:45:47
live as he sings to me thanks to you we01:45:50
included it in one of our broadcasts01:45:54
wonderful person wonderful artist01:45:56
eternal memory respect we will always be about01:46:01
remember01:46:03
We will continue our broadcast and a lot01:46:06
messages with the same last name Dmitry01:46:09
Now I’ll ask you a question but01:46:11
I won’t ask you to comment right away01:46:14
we'll talk today01:46:17
Yes, we don’t have territory with you01:46:21
We have freedom, there are no taboo topics with you01:46:26
I always talk about everything and maybe that's why01:46:30
the audience watches and respects us A We01:46:33
We respect first of all We respect our own01:46:35
We are not trying to evade the audience, we are saying something01:46:38
that we think it's great in my opinion Yes01:46:41
please if you ask me about this01:46:48
we are a curse I am his statement01:46:50
We'll definitely talk today but01:46:53
a little later A little later Now we have01:46:56
there's still a lot on the agenda01:46:59
events that I wanted to discuss but01:47:03
we've already touched on01:47:05
topic tragic about her life yesterday actress01:47:10
cinema and theater and Churikova was 79 years old01:47:13
to us We now often know when we speak01:47:17
about Russian artists probably first01:47:19
turn we want to know what their position is about01:47:24
war in Ukraine, what do they think about Putin01:47:27
and Churikov about the war in Ukraine is not01:47:30
I said I didn't find anything but I know that01:47:33
she defended Liliya Khidzhakova who01:47:37
takes and took many years absolutely01:47:40
about the Ukrainian position against the terrible01:47:43
war And despite the fact that it is there and01:47:46
persecuted and threatened and now shed01:47:50
I speak slowly01:47:51
that is why01:47:54
more likely Churikova more probably01:47:58
positive impression than negative what01:48:01
you think01:48:03
Did they know you, did they have you?01:48:06
opportunity to communicate during life and at night01:48:10
I saw ryukva only on stage and once01:48:13
we were on the plane in one01:48:16
she was on tour in Kyiv with01:48:19
Alexander Zbruev01:48:22
a wonderful actor by the way I don’t know01:48:24
what he said or didn’t say about Ukraine01:48:26
But he's a very good man, I'm with him01:48:28
I did an interview and they are a wonderful actor01:48:31
sat behind me As I remember now01:48:34
I was flying to Moscow for an interview and they01:48:37
tours in Kyiv returned01:48:39
the only time I've seen this close01:48:42
and on Churikov she was outstanding01:48:44
actress, of course, and Leonid Sergeevich01:48:48
armored one01:48:49
we had wonderful times with him01:48:52
friendships that01:48:55
was very critical of the actors01:49:00
He had a very sharp tongue and he handed out01:49:09
he tells me how he sat01:49:14
Setush01:49:17
and He was upset there was one thing01:49:20
I won’t say what circumstance01:49:23
says this one01:49:25
Why are you so worried, look here01:49:27
what a nice suit you have01:49:31
says come on, you have a suit too01:49:34
he says good, but yours is better01:49:37
says I and the artist are better01:49:40
This is what Leonid says about him01:49:43
He respected Sergeevich Bronevoy very much01:49:46
Churikov respected him, he said she was great01:49:49
she's a really great actress01:49:51
she is an actress and a very theater actress01:49:52
good01:49:54
the pancake coma opened up and01:49:57
beautiful film actress01:49:59
[music]01:50:01
just watch the movie Beginning Theme01:50:05
my favorite rummaging around01:50:07
so show Russia in one video01:50:10
showed Irina Mikhailovna But this is necessary01:50:12
be able to have a brilliant role in general Look01:50:15
Shirley-myrley all the Russian idiocy there01:50:18
outwardly someone will say such a farce to01:50:22
exaggerated but he is so yes Before01:50:26
conveys this whole01:50:28
even through this plus just01:50:32
shows lost Russian life01:50:37
Dmitry, with your permission, if we01:50:40
we've already touched upon the theatrical theme01:50:43
the next topic is also related to theater but01:50:46
discuss I just want to discuss non-theatrical01:50:48
the agenda is probably purely human01:50:51
qualities or how we love to be enchanted01:50:54
in people and then be disappointed now01:50:57
information appeared that the actors01:50:59
family Chita Nazarov and Vasilyeva01:51:02
fired from01:51:04
although it is Chekhov who reports this01:51:07
Russian01:51:08
The reason for the alleged dismissal was01:51:11
public statements by popular01:51:13
the artist is not only relatively free but also01:51:16
his anti-Russian mood Nazarov I01:51:19
Let me remind our viewers who don’t remember He01:51:21
became widely popular there after the series01:51:24
Kitchen where He played the main role Here01:51:27
the chef who instills fear there and01:51:30
terrible on all his subordinates and01:51:33
Here01:51:35
actor Nazarov recorded a video which01:51:38
released social networks like this01:51:41
anti-war01:51:42
openly against violence against this01:51:46
its so-called What is Russia called01:51:49
in fact the Bloody War and that's supposedly01:51:52
this all became the reason for his dismissal from01:51:55
theater Why did I talk about this?01:51:57
because artistic director01:51:59
theater that fired This is Konstantin01:52:02
Khabensky Konstantin Khabensky whose01:52:05
Well, they were also considered one of those bright ones01:52:08
pillars of goodness and peace in the Russian01:52:14
state to me there Chulpan Khamatova01:52:17
who dedicated their lives01:52:19
charity and raised money01:52:21
funds for those in need and so on and so forth01:52:24
further there almost to the rank of saints01:52:26
praised Chulpan Khamatova and Konstantin01:52:30
Khabensky Chulpan left Russia01:52:33
quit01:52:35
everything she had leaving everything there01:52:38
your life's work01:52:42
everything she had you know that they01:52:45
a law is being prepared in Russia01:52:48
to take away the enemies of the people01:52:51
own01:52:52
yes yes they say yeah they are leaving01:52:56
and the property is given for rent and people live on01:52:59
We won’t take this money from them now01:53:01
Let's nationalize the ghouls, of course it's a project01:53:05
conviction in absentia when01:53:08
will be declared enemies of the people and what is called01:53:11
their property will be confiscated and they will be worth nothing01:53:14
I didn’t teach steel, look again enemies01:53:16
people Everything is repeating itself soon concentration camps01:53:18
will begin for sure01:53:19
that there is a pioneer restoration there, that01:53:23
released again, this is a country of morons01:53:27
so that's what happened to Khabensky01:53:31
what do you think about him and why?01:53:34
happened and here again Khamatova01:53:38
who left And Khabensky who didn’t01:53:39
Just01:53:40
I didn’t go there, I can’t personally him01:53:44
terms to discuss I don't know01:53:45
the circumstances of his life but this01:53:49
the act frankly put him on01:53:51
biographies so fat01:53:54
I'll probably even be the first to say01:53:58
Firstly01:54:00
I want to say warm words about the actor01:54:03
Nazarov I am his wife01:54:05
who were not afraid, unlike01:54:08
tens of millions of stupid Russians01:54:10
weren't afraid01:54:12
stand up and say01:54:15
everything they said about the war in Ukraine about01:54:18
Russia today, modern me01:54:23
I want to say thank you to these people01:54:26
Thank you It's important when they say01:54:30
when recognized by popular people01:54:32
take a position01:54:35
Arthur Smolyaninov Yuri Feklistov actor01:54:39
Boris Grebenshchikov Andrey Makarevich01:54:42
Maxim Galkin of course Andrey Bely01:54:45
Chulpan Khamatova these people Thank them01:54:49
a little but thanks01:54:51
as for Khabensky, he turned out to be01:54:55
the same bastard01:54:57
like most of his brothers in the shop01:55:03
and you know, I remembered Oleg Palych01:55:06
Tabakova01:55:07
We grew up on his films on his01:55:11
performances he was a wonderful actor He01:55:14
was a very interesting person01:55:16
communicated repeatedly interviews we are great01:55:18
recorded with him too01:55:20
he was interesting he was unconventional01:55:23
he was a great actor01:55:26
joked so brightly he was such a school01:55:30
my father went through a hard time there01:55:32
was repressed under Stalin In general01:55:35
It would seem yes01:55:38
and what position he took in relation to01:55:40
Ukraine is still in the fourteenth year that it01:55:43
in Ukraine said disgusting things01:55:46
what he said about Ukrainians and Pay01:55:49
attention his best students who they are01:55:53
become01:55:54
Evgeniy Mironov is the director01:55:57
artistic director and theaters01:55:59
today Evgeny Mironov Mashkov01:56:03
Khabensky is all his students01:56:07
means Apeksimova01:56:10
and maybe Bezrukov forgot someone there01:56:13
the student has all become scum01:56:16
just scum01:56:19
The apple has not rolled far from the tree01:56:23
Yes, it didn’t roll away at all, it remained under01:56:25
apple tree01:56:30
so let's continue01:56:32
We will continue our broadcast with the following blocks01:56:35
information means01:56:38
Putin's next statement He was asked01:56:41
evaluate the dynamics of the so-called01:56:43
special operations what he said dynamics01:56:45
positive everything develops within01:56:47
plan of the Ministry of Defense and General Staff01:56:50
end of quote01:56:53
they have a plan, that is, to take it in three days01:56:58
Kyiv in a week Ukraine01:57:01
Yes, he's trying to do it himself01:57:04
convince that01:57:06
everything is fine, the main thing is don't worry, the main thing is01:57:10
so that people don’t understand that everything is going well01:57:13
Frankly speaking, he convinces himself or01:57:15
convinces Russians or whom he convinces I01:57:18
I think Russia and myself are doing poorly01:57:21
of course they have01:57:26
when his rhetoric changes over time01:57:29
when he himself says that there is nothing01:57:31
mobilizations will not serve only01:57:32
Career military then Time passes01:57:34
partial mobilization Well, that is, really?01:57:38
so01:57:39
slow-witted spectators electorate who01:57:42
they listen to him and believe that A Everything goes according to01:57:45
plan you're lying to us you're lying to our eyes01:57:48
this is what you do and we continue in this01:57:52
who is this frank intended for?01:57:56
pure nonsense but with a blue look01:58:01
continues to talk about how everything01:58:03
is going according to plan, look, I'm convinced that01:58:05
Putin went all-in01:58:07
I'm convinced of this01:58:09
Why Because the situation got out of hand01:58:13
control he didn't expect many things but he01:58:16
I expected Ukraine to fall quickly01:58:17
firstly he was prepared for this and he01:58:20
didn’t expect such a reaction from the West, but he didn’t01:58:22
I could imagine something like this Of course everything happened01:58:25
everything was captured fine and here they are01:58:27
they bucked and he didn’t expect it of course01:58:30
such heroism of Ukrainians01:58:32
and now everything did not go according to plan and is already going01:58:36
Sorry Almost a year but soon 11 months01:58:42
He changes the General and throws him out01:58:46
prisoners in the furnace Well, nothing moves01:58:49
That first they rushed Yes and then we01:58:53
we conquer territories01:58:56
Well, he needs to explain something to people01:59:00
and to the Russians, I mean, but he understands01:59:03
what if he loses this war to him01:59:05
the end of it is the end physically in Russia01:59:09
love weak kings, kill them01:59:11
dethroned Russia loves power01:59:14
Stalin come on01:59:17
Stalin killed millions, but he01:59:20
strong was with him how Russia lived Stalin01:59:24
he held everyone01:59:26
I was always amazed by this too01:59:30
you're stupid Imagine people01:59:32
shot01:59:34
So I talked to a number of people, I told the same story01:59:37
I know well and they told me a lot01:59:40
participants eyewitnesses witnesses here01:59:43
they come for the people's commissar01:59:47
picks him up and shoots him01:59:51
comes for his wife for his children's children01:59:54
orphanage, the wife is also sent to exile in a camp01:59:58
she leaves the camp after 10 years02:00:01
an old woman with no teeth and scurvy and says02:00:04
Stalin is not to blame02:00:06
Stalin he knew that these were different wines02:00:11
counter-revolution was Stalin's holy water02:00:14
white What02:00:16
I think Olga Aroseva is a wonderful actress02:00:20
who shot her father02:00:22
her sister herself sent them away By the way02:00:26
he also had his father's armor in the camp with him02:00:31
my mother was exiled from Kyiv, they have a story02:00:34
Be healthy, he understood it all Although02:00:38
supported the annexation of Crimea later from the song02:00:41
I can't mince words, but I understood the price02:00:43
The Soviet regime hated them, he understood02:00:47
and here are these people02:00:52
it is amazing02:00:54
Stalin is Stalin and that's all and good them02:01:00
they kill by the millions and Stalin is good02:01:02
that's why they're designed that way02:01:04
Putin understands this peculiarity of the Russian02:01:07
psychology02:01:08
she's still02:01:11
propaganda channels too02:01:13
this feature is strengthened, you see how02:01:16
they skillfully manipulate consciousness there02:01:18
But if it were any in their place02:01:21
the Swiss who could manipulate like that02:01:25
Ukrainians cannot be manipulated02:01:28
Look, you can manipulate us no02:01:31
we have 100 opposing opinions at once02:01:34
try to impose something on us02:01:37
and this redneck eats everything Putin says02:01:40
but this is also for the time being Maybe02:01:44
the limit has been reached, we are waiting for this02:01:46
limit and bring it closer02:01:48
so to those who write in the comments02:01:51
steadfastly listovich02:01:53
wait, we will definitely discuss everything02:01:56
happening news feed related to02:01:58
Alexey or standing a little later Now02:02:01
once again I will remind the audience what is needed02:02:03
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Golovanov link you will find in the description02:02:11
Under this broadcast the next thing I want is02:02:14
discuss this application with you02:02:18
Andrey Larionova He said that Putin02:02:21
the West is preparing a big war about this02:02:23
suspects that Russia recently carried out02:02:25
personnel rotation, troop leadership in02:02:27
Ukraine is planning in the near future02:02:29
start a new stage called02:02:31
the big war is about this Andrei Larionov02:02:34
said in an interview with Alexander Shelest02:02:36
By the way, Sasha was recently added to the list and02:02:39
on agents that this is also interesting02:02:42
according to Andrei Nikolaevich, that’s all02:02:44
happened in Ukraine first02:02:45
large-scale Russian invasion02:02:48
all the destruction and loss of life is great02:02:51
there was no war, he called Putin’s plans02:02:53
military actions of another level and02:02:56
according to Illarionov, preparation for a new02:02:58
stage began in September after a whole02:03:00
a series of meetings in the Kremlin was actively held02:03:02
subsequent months And already from December 1502:03:05
the master of the Kremlin and the military leadership02:03:08
works non-stop 24 hours a day02:03:13
What do you say Dmitry personally should we expect02:03:15
new Revolution, the war has not gone away02:03:18
didn't stop I watched it02:03:20
interview with Andrey Larionova we02:03:22
published02:03:23
text version on the website Gordon Andrey02:03:28
Nikolaevich is a very knowledgeable person02:03:30
He knows for sure what I'm talking about02:03:33
I take seriously the fact that he02:03:36
said02:03:37
logically it's all very logical02:03:43
Putin has no way back, he has a way02:03:46
Only forward I understand this because02:03:49
well, with your feet at best. Well, Putin02:03:52
about to give up no tell him02:03:56
went crazy, lost my mind, gave up no02:03:58
he has resources he has financial resources he has02:04:02
there is a human resource in Russia02:04:04
there are enough rednecks and those willing to go to02:04:07
there's still enough war, don't forget that02:04:09
many want to go to war with the Ukrainians02:04:13
many people want to kill Ukrainians02:04:16
propaganda stupidity genes up02:04:18
state of ecstasy is why Putin is02:04:22
all the resources and what Andrey said02:04:24
Larionov is quite possible02:04:27
another thing is that Ukraine is also not dozing off02:04:30
will be due to a nap, I’m not sure02:04:32
in the victory of Ukraine I don’t even have others02:04:35
no thoughts on this topic02:04:40
let's continue02:04:42
experts from the Institute for the Study of War02:04:44
suggests that Yevgeny Prigozhin02:04:47
showing the actions of mercenaries solidare02:04:49
advertises PMC Wagner and tries02:04:51
denigrate Russian troops this one02:04:54
information misinformation everything02:04:57
occurs from the Russian side02:04:58
information machine from the side itself02:05:01
Prigozhin and his prisoners and private military officers there02:05:05
first convocation02:05:07
This is an attempt to show that they are already there02:05:10
bakhmut in solidarity We are already in Shakhty02:05:13
already02:05:14
what is this for, what is this for, well, frankly02:05:19
lying is just part of it02:05:23
informational psychological attack or02:05:25
for what purpose or is it to show Putin that02:05:27
Tsar Father we are already here02:05:29
We practically did what you asked us to do.02:05:32
Well, what is the task Prigozhin's task02:05:34
Prigogine when he got involved in a war with02:05:38
general from the Ministry of Defense02:05:42
It's simple, everything you do02:05:45
screw it, it's funny, I'll show you02:05:48
I'll show you how to fight02:05:52
that's why he drove the prisoners away02:05:54
brilliant invention02:05:56
drive prisoners to war, they're great02:05:58
because they seem to feel sorry for the law02:06:02
at first the minorities did not persecute us02:06:05
the war of the Dagestanis, the Yakuts, the Buryats now02:06:09
the prisoners were driven away02:06:10
Here02:06:15
promises of a bright future they02:06:18
they drove forward, it’s not our military02:06:22
they said stacks of Russian corpses lie02:06:24
here are the stacks and they go on the stacks02:06:28
go ahead Locusts that's why02:06:35
Prigogine wanted to prove it02:06:37
Well, I couldn’t, as we see, that’s why02:06:42
suspended02:06:44
passed the way02:06:46
as for the solidarity information too02:06:49
controversial I was just reading Yuri02:06:52
Butusova Yura writes that02:06:56
we are standing on the outskirts02:07:00
there in such a zone a little bit away from02:07:04
lived the construction of solidar what's there02:07:08
Russians in a residential area, he says that02:07:10
Well, we need to talk about this honestly, but02:07:12
again, I am a supporter of02:07:16
the state said such things02:07:18
the army said, that is, this is the prerogative02:07:20
people who have the right to this topic02:07:23
talk so I'm waiting for the official ones02:07:25
statements in any case even if02:07:28
solida arranged there is nothing in it02:07:31
scary This is not a strategic place02:07:34
small towns02:07:36
15,000 in my opinion there are residential people there02:07:39
people before aggression02:07:42
on bakhmut this is an important story of course02:07:45
bakhmut important fundamentally important02:07:47
criminal important matchmaker important02:07:50
strategic solidarity does not represent02:07:52
such a strategic02:07:55
values Here But according to Prigogine like this02:08:00
somehow02:08:02
I want to discuss the latest numbers with you02:08:04
sociology about who Ukrainians trust02:08:07
and here in first place with the result02:08:11
December 22 numbers means02:08:15
Ukrainian Armed Forces02:08:18
96 percent in second place is the president02:08:21
Ukraine 84 percent volunteer 8402:08:24
percent not percent of 100 of 10002:08:28
percent of all You can choose02:08:30
a few points to trust someone to02:08:32
then they didn’t say what it meant02:08:36
ordinary people in their city Selo 71 SBU02:08:40
63 and the national police 58 Ukrainian02:08:44
Media 5702:08:47
bullet to Ukraine power in Ukraine 5202:08:50
immigrants also have 52 churches 4402:08:54
Supreme Radio of Ukraine 35 courts 2502:08:58
prosecutor02:09:00
21%, why do you think it’s so low?02:09:03
level of confidence in the courts by the prosecutor Well,02:09:05
The Verkhovna Rada is also not high enough02:09:07
it is better to ask the courts about this and02:09:10
prosecutors and the Verkhovna Rada Why02:09:12
they don’t trust the SBU that much either02:09:14
trusted But you see we see02:09:16
Results of the SBU’s work on arrest02:09:19
Russian agents and detention02:09:22
marauders in the power of those who02:09:26
was engaged in humanitarian aid of the SBU now02:09:29
detains selling humanitarian aid to the left02:09:31
and so on, therefore the SBU increased Confidence02:09:34
certainly regarding02:09:38
national forces of Ukraine I understand the President02:09:40
it’s clear everything is clear it reflects everything02:09:43
real picture02:09:44
the numbers are absolutely clear02:09:47
judicial system why so low02:09:50
Trust is essentially a fair trial02:09:52
this is the basis of the basics Well, Vasily, you know02:09:58
what's going on with the judicial system02:10:00
years of independence corruption system02:10:03
almost rotten from top to bottom02:10:05
from bottom to top02:10:07
What to talk about, what’s new said now02:10:11
Dmitry Since you're talking about fresh02:10:14
the interviews you have lead to what?02:10:16
worth paying attention don't say that02:10:18
for everything that can happen02:10:22
so caring most informative02:10:25
the most02:10:26
interesting interview you did02:10:29
on the channel on the channels Dmitry cardboard02:10:31
Lesya batsman visiting Gordon on02:10:34
which is a must watch02:10:38
and Alice had a very strong interview with02:10:42
I recommend Alexey Aristovich to everyone02:10:44
watch it right away I’ll say I’m watching it now02:10:47
what happened to me on Monday and on02:10:50
Wednesday I usually have my interviews02:10:52
on Mondays and Wednesdays because I02:10:55
I live in the future02:10:57
and you already know I know how to switch off and not02:11:02
keep in mind02:11:03
what I have already done I think about what I02:11:06
I will do more02:11:08
Look, here I am watching the most02:11:11
my popular content for the month is here02:11:15
interview with02:11:17
another way to the billionaire Pugachev02:11:19
there are 2 million views there02:11:24
Osechkin Vladimir Osechkin This is cool02:11:27
interview with a person who is a human rights activist02:11:29
Russian which02:11:31
emigrated to France with the help02:11:34
which the archive of torture in02:11:36
in Russian prisons he talks about02:11:38
what is happening in Russian prisons02:11:40
very interesting Yuri Shvets02:11:43
a million too02:11:45
Here02:11:46
Margulans Isimbaev I went out to02:11:49
Monday Yes, under a million, no more02:11:51
two channels more than a million So yes and02:11:56
also more than a million Leonid Nevzli02:11:58
billionaire who is a comrade02:12:00
Khodorkovsky Mikhail Khodorkovsky a02:12:03
Leonid Nevzlin lives in Israel very02:12:05
interesting interview here Margulan02:12:07
I had Seisembayev this week or02:12:09
no, it's a deserving interview02:12:12
attention like those I just talked about02:12:15
told02:12:16
so dear viewers but I can’t wait anymore02:12:19
many have already mentioned your last name02:12:22
Alexey Aristovich means we’ll tell you02:12:26
then a little background02:12:28
Advisor to the President's Office02:12:32
stated that he voiced only one of the versions02:12:36
tragedy in the Dnieper according to the Ukrainian02:12:39
the public is not only in vain it02:12:41
criticizes but also makes you justify yourself02:12:43
Air Force Command02:12:46
Ukrainian forces02:12:47
so the background of the office advisor02:12:50
President Alekseevich apologized for the words02:12:52
alleged involvement of Ukrainian forces02:12:54
air defense fall02:12:56
Russian missile to the Nebre house on January 1402:12:58
However, some time later Alexey02:13:01
deleted the corresponding post and02:13:03
published a new one in which he accused02:13:06
their critics in stirring up a scandal02:13:08
I’m opening a telegram channel Alexey02:13:10
Arrestovich what he writes I recalled02:13:13
apologies Thank you kind people wake up02:13:16
recommended to listen to my message02:13:18
on the air of Feigin I speak clearly I speak02:13:21
twice Apparently and still to figure it out and02:13:25
understand that is, even being02:13:26
radically tired reservations that are mine02:13:29
an assumption about an air defense missile is just02:13:31
the version that still needs to be checked is me02:13:33
statement inserted reflexes not02:13:36
you'll drink, but comrades quickly02:13:38
losing their human appearance Judging because02:13:40
what do they carry along with the Moscow ones?02:13:42
comrades joyfully carried the arrest02:13:45
definitely said more about the air defense missile02:13:48
they forced him to make excuses02:13:49
command on downwind links and02:13:52
further and further Further in the text02:13:56
What can you say about history02:13:59
with Alexey Stoevich you know how it is with us02:14:03
love to hate one step one post02:14:06
one not careful statement02:14:10
but to be honest I was pleased with this one02:14:13
I'll explain the scandal to you02:14:16
this suggests that we have a very02:14:20
really healthy society02:14:23
which02:14:25
does not create idols for himself02:14:29
and very picky about those whom he considers02:14:32
idols and this is a pill for the future From02:14:37
any usurpation of power in Ukraine02:14:42
whoever it is02:14:45
for many years to come02:14:48
as for Alexei Arrestovich02:14:51
that means I02:14:54
never02:14:58
I scold in the crowd02:15:02
On the contrary, I immediately want to protect those whom02:15:05
the crowd scolds02:15:08
that means I will be extremely clear and02:15:11
extremely brief and I think that’s it for me02:15:14
they will understand because I say what I think02:15:17
Do you remember My attitude towards Alexey02:15:20
to Arrestovich before the war, remember of course we02:15:24
discussed with you on air, I then suggested02:15:27
put Alexey on the air we added02:15:30
Called Alexey a swindler02:15:33
a charlatan, whatever I called him02:15:35
the last ones to fly Yes02:15:37
I'm public02:15:42
after what I saw Who is02:15:45
aristovich actually how he protects02:15:48
I publicly told him about Ukraine in an interview02:15:53
that I was wrong about you02:15:57
and what I said02:16:00
bad I think I was wrong02:16:03
I'm never shy02:16:06
publicly say that anyone was wrong02:16:10
the person may be wrong about that no02:16:13
sin is sin in knowing that you02:16:16
it's wrong to remain silent about this02:16:19
Alexey arrestovich02:16:23
did a great job for Ukraine, you know02:16:25
which02:16:26
the first months when02:16:31
not only women but also men had02:16:34
nervous stress and people in general02:16:38
many people went crazy02:16:41
In the literal sense of the word, with his voice02:16:45
with your confidence02:16:48
phlegmatic with such calm02:16:51
calmed and protected from nervous breakdowns and02:16:55
many Ukrainians commit suicide02:16:59
this must be remembered, this is his merit02:17:03
but in society it was necessary02:17:06
find a person who would02:17:08
calmed everyone down, he succeeded, he became02:17:11
an excellent psychotherapist02:17:15
Could everything he says be true?02:17:18
or the ultimate truth is no02:17:23
and everything I say cannot be true02:17:25
in the last resort everything you02:17:27
say it can't be in the last one02:17:28
we are human beings, we tend to02:17:31
make a mistake02:17:32
he is at the top of the information war02:17:39
he gives a lot of interviews He has a tongue I02:17:44
I think it hurts by the end of the day And also my brains02:17:47
overwhelmed by the abundance of information From02:17:51
number of people with whom you need02:17:52
I understand if he could communicate02:17:56
say something in the heat of the moment not completely02:17:59
I might have thought02:18:01
could Why not he is a living person02:18:05
there is another important point here02:18:07
Alexey Listovich for many months in a row02:18:10
tops YouTube trends02:18:13
or does he appear with Mark Feigin?02:18:15
by the way Mark Fegen I want respect too02:18:18
to say an excellent analyst. He is very02:18:21
Ukrainians love02:18:23
or appears with Mark Fegin02:18:26
an interview with either me or someone02:18:31
still unchanged first second third place02:18:33
in YouTube trends people watch him and love him02:18:37
and of course this haunts many. We have02:18:40
Many people have such a feeling as envy02:18:44
especially creative people here I have02:18:47
feeling of envy No, I love other people's success02:18:49
I honestly say everyone knows this when I02:18:52
a successful man, I want him again02:18:55
throw it up so everyone can see what he is like02:18:57
bright talented And many of us are like that02:19:00
tailored that he sticks out there, here he is02:19:03
they look a lot, but he can still do it after02:19:06
war the party will begin to put together02:19:08
presidents He told Gordon that he would go02:19:11
for president and we should also have him for president02:19:14
was not enough And in general that he sticks out02:19:17
that they don’t watch me Why are there millions of them?02:19:19
they look at me and what’s worse than them looking at me02:19:22
they were watching him and then the man said something02:19:26
I made a mistake somewhere, maybe I didn’t make a mistake, I don’t know02:19:29
as I'm not a military man, I'm not an Expert, this should be02:19:33
military say I trust our military02:19:35
Here, but at him, as if on command from Atu Me02:19:40
I don’t like it when one person is everything02:19:42
tramples together so I want him02:19:45
protect publicly protect I believe that02:19:47
it will be right and now is not the time02:19:50
for such02:19:52
you know, for this kind of boredom, that’s what I’m like02:19:56
words Ukrainian beauty I to02:20:00
Russian but02:20:03
baiting or something Yes Well yes it is02:20:06
the pursuit02:20:07
Bullying yes02:20:12
here on this one02:20:14
note we will put today Ellipsis02:20:18
because we still have to decide for sure02:20:21
early next sunday we02:20:23
we meet with the same lineup. Who knows?02:20:27
maybe the three of us will take another arrest officer02:20:29
And02:20:31
Let's hold our next Stream Sunday02:20:35
18:00 Kyiv time02:20:38
on before we finish again02:20:41
I’ll quickly remind you Olesya Batsman Dmitry02:20:43
Gordon visiting Gordon Youtube channel02:20:45
Golovanov these four channels on02:20:47
which you definitely need02:20:48
subscribe description you will find below this02:20:51
video links to these four channels directly02:20:54
now you can do it this way02:20:56
you only support this video but also in02:20:59
In general, our information resistance02:21:01
our information movement for Ukraine02:21:04
for our victory Dmitry Ilyich Thank you02:21:07
thank you very much Vasily Vladimirovich02:21:09
Glory to Ukraine words dear viewers02:21:13
Take care of yourself and your loved ones See you soon02:21:29
friends Hello everyone, you are on the YouTube channel02:21:31
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Pan Davydo started02:21:41
Good evening hello let's get started02:21:44
probably from your analysis the situation02:21:46
overview of what is happening now on02:21:48
fronts in Ukraine02:21:51
you as we know lately02:21:54
attention of course is focused on the solidarity02:21:57
apparently02:21:59
the whole city or at least the main02:22:01
part has already been captured by the Russian army02:22:04
The fighting is currently underway02:22:06
western extreme salt station and so on02:22:08
Further02:22:09
in itself this is still only tactical02:22:12
the success of the Russian side is the whole question02:22:14
Can they really develop this?02:22:17
to some operational success For example02:22:18
if it is captured by Vakhmut or02:22:22
Seversky or both then already02:22:24
we can really talk02:22:25
some operational development of events02:22:27
just some02:22:28
ethical achievement main reason02:22:31
why is there an achievement in Russia at all because02:22:34
What02:22:36
Julia02:22:38
22 years of even such statistics02:22:40
there were no achievements on the Russian side02:22:42
therefore, in principle, this is so difficult, but02:22:46
I already said Let's see02:22:48
Will the Ukrainian really be able to02:22:50
side stop further02:22:52
promoting and turning it into02:22:54
some operational success Russian02:22:56
the party will be able to move forward then02:22:58
will really talk about02:23:00
some operational successes and then02:23:04
perhaps some strategic02:23:06
changes on the front while we are still at02:23:08
tactical level while solidarity02:23:11
in fact the achievements are no more02:23:14
in your opinion, what are the points after02:23:18
probable capture of the solidary about this for now02:23:21
speeches officially from the Ukrainian side02:23:22
confirms but in general if the Russians02:23:26
will capture solidar Which directions Which02:23:28
cities will continue to be the main targets02:23:31
you know the hottest spot at the front02:23:33
Bakhmut, of course, He’s been around for so long02:23:35
what else02:23:37
basically if they don't really want to02:23:40
develop02:23:43
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section of the defensive line02:23:59
based on02:24:01
Slavic Kramatorsk principle is that02:24:05
touches on this area further02:24:07
constantly active02:24:10
matchmaker criminal frontier and so on02:24:14
further In short, this whole Northern02:24:16
The eastern section goes there too02:24:18
constant movement she is not yet02:24:20
attracts so much attention02:24:23
Mahmoud, perhaps because she’s like that with one02:24:27
there were even some sides02:24:29
significant tactical advances but02:24:31
the area itself02:24:33
in the near future02:24:37
some additional development02:24:41
at the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense02:24:44
Ukraine stated that the Russian President02:24:47
Vladimir Putin is preparing for a long02:24:49
war of attrition because I realized that02:24:52
will be able to quickly take over Ukraine it was02:24:54
quote how long do you think02:24:57
Russia can wage a war like this02:24:59
intensity02:25:07
further depends02:25:11
instead of looking at the war in02:25:14
Overall, how could it possibly get any better?02:25:16
look at the next couple of phases02:25:18
let's say the next month is now02:25:20
the question is what kind of Russian02:25:24
the party will want to use more of these02:25:26
150-200 thousand not yet mastered02:25:29
mobilized in the first wave who are still02:25:31
not really thrown a fight either02:25:33
I don't want to spend some02:25:36
large-scale attack from the north or from the south02:25:39
there Of course the question is Is it really02:25:41
now these physical capabilities are02:25:43
do because besides manpower02:25:46
desirable Of course for such02:25:48
offensives to form from them02:25:51
really some02:25:53
sufficient numbers of combat-ready02:25:56
military formations otherwise it will be02:25:58
just light infantry or02:26:01
the Russian gestab will still decide not to02:26:03
get involved in something02:26:07
adventures let's say02:26:10
incomprehensible success02:26:12
It's up to you to concentrate further02:26:18
Because02:26:20
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depends on principle02:26:24
the next two to three months further after02:26:27
we can also consider developing a war02:26:30
further on the fact that in general there is a war on02:26:33
exhaustion in general as far as possible02:26:35
the Russian side is indeed02:26:36
is laid down for war for a long time visible02:26:39
so only really such a war02:26:41
can last depends on success or not02:26:44
each side will have success at the front02:26:46
have the Russians had any success?02:26:48
attacks and when02:26:50
the Ukrainian army will be able to accumulate more than02:26:53
enough reserves as in terms of living02:26:56
such forces02:26:58
armament of military equipment first02:27:00
it's the West's turn to arrive02:27:01
to lead your own counter02:27:04
advances from success in these actions02:27:07
the parties will depend02:27:09
further development how much at all02:27:11
this war will last for now02:27:13
run until the end of the war says how much02:27:17
Overall she is still prematurely better02:27:19
just look at the phases and stages02:27:21
which depend one on the results02:27:25
I meant in terms of context02:27:28
resources Yes How many resources do they have for02:27:30
in order to continue you know02:27:32
so really big02:27:34
intensity serious intensity02:27:36
this war, according to your conclusions, was written by two02:27:39
scenario yes or Russia will send02:27:42
150 thousand mobilized which they still02:27:46
not used on the fronts02:27:48
direction from the North, that is, Belarus02:27:50
or they will gradually gnaw on Donbass02:27:54
Donetsk Lugansk region which of these02:27:57
options in your opinion are more likely02:28:02
it's not only the north but also the south but in principle02:28:06
depends on what they really want02:28:11
go into some adventures purely02:28:13
Of course strategic geographical02:28:16
I mean purely if the game is on cards02:28:18
Of course it is more tempting to spend02:28:21
some kind of large-scale offensive or02:28:24
Belarus or from the south is a fun question there02:28:28
Is it really the Russian side itself02:28:30
considers himself physical this ability02:28:32
because the delay is so slow02:28:34
in Donbass there are probably fewer new ones02:28:36
promising but at least they saw it02:28:38
this is more or less what they can do02:28:41
now get into some adventurous02:28:46
major offensives began to take place02:28:47
Belarus with very slim chances for02:28:50
success is purely a sober calculation for them02:28:55
in principle it would be more useful to say so02:28:57
we must continue here we are already walking02:29:00
difference between possibilities and intentions02:29:03
head subject dark possible02:29:05
really want to do it again02:29:09
try adventure and sober02:29:12
thinking that you shouldn't do this02:29:14
May not be overcome02:29:18
but it's possible in principle02:29:23
we see a continuation of the same because of that02:29:27
what is the difference between intentions and02:29:29
possibilities Of course, to say for sure02:29:32
complexity Of course much better02:29:37
there is always a chance that it will prevail02:29:40
the intention to decide after all02:29:43
Adventures of the North02:29:45
in rocket attacks you also want to02:29:48
talk to you based on that information02:29:50
that since December there has been a lot of02:29:53
a lot of different information about what is there02:29:56
for every type of missile almost every one is there02:29:59
already running out Do you think it’s possible02:30:01
talk about what will happen in the future02:30:03
in the near future they will move away from tactics02:30:05
terrorizing civilians with missiles02:30:07
because these missiles themselves are running out02:30:11
further just how much further they are02:30:15
will be able to combine different02:30:17
missiles as if they had not seen the latest attacks02:30:19
indeed and cruise missile elections02:30:24
some kind of pottery based02:30:27
59 and so on Lately we02:30:30
we see increased use of the rocket02:30:35
s-400 including against ground targets If02:30:38
indeed they will expand their02:30:41
usage02:30:43
ground attacks02:30:46
They have enough missiles for that. Quite enough02:30:50
let's say for a long time than in general02:30:53
I was counting on the Russians to refuse02:30:55
from rocket attacks on Ukraine because02:30:58
this is an integral part of war02:31:00
exhaustion As such on the one hand02:31:04
on the other hand, one of the main02:31:07
Russia's advantages in this war02:31:09
precisely the ability to strike at all02:31:12
depth Ukraine will refuse this02:31:15
they will continue this as long as possible02:31:17
what to do if they really have some02:31:19
the players view will end then they02:31:22
can combine more and do more02:31:24
emphasis on other species as well as we know02:31:28
they try and02:31:30
falsify and strengthen and expand02:31:34
production of various02:31:50
a war that Russia has that it doesn’t have02:31:53
Ukraine is still trying with all their might02:31:56
save and stretch02:31:59
and what does it give them but they said initially02:32:02
that the main goal is to intimidate the population02:32:04
leave without light water heat so that people02:32:06
began to protest and demolish02:32:09
the authorities in Ukraine this does not happen02:32:11
No matter how long you sit without light, the main thing is02:32:13
so that without Russia02:32:15
in that case why continue this02:32:19
even if it's really political02:32:24
the results of which they would ideally02:32:27
wanted even if they really didn’t and02:32:28
the Ukrainian government does not agree02:32:30
Ukrainian people's concessions02:32:34
rise up against their government02:32:37
it's clean02:32:40
in terms of resources, let's say these blows to02:32:43
critical infrastructure has already led to02:32:45
because the Ukrainian government and02:32:48
Western countries that help bear02:32:51
additional02:32:53
The extra cost of all these blows02:32:56
patriotic infrastructure already02:32:57
brought additional billions02:33:00
consumption02:33:05
ordinary Ukrainian02:33:08
residents What do I usually say even if02:33:11
ordinary people start this in order02:33:13
buy potbelly stoves for soldiers at the front02:33:15
buying them for yourself also applies to02:33:18
generator and everything else is clear02:33:19
that everyone has the same pocket, money is not02:33:22
rubber so everything they have is wasted02:33:24
at the front, everything that is spent instead02:33:27
for generators, transformers, all02:33:29
rest02:33:31
Ukrainian abilities are simple02:33:34
additional psychological pressure02:33:36
even if it's really political02:33:38
results02:33:39
it’s Russia that I’m talking about in principle02:33:43
in simple words they try to do everything02:33:45
what they can and as I already said02:33:48
strikes on the Ukrainian rear are one of02:33:50
the few trump cards that he has02:33:52
no Ukraine all these Additional02:33:55
billions of dollars in expenses02:33:58
Adventures of Light all these interferences like02:34:02
transportation by rail02:34:05
and military production02:34:07
industry of course this is not in those02:34:09
scale as they ideally wanted02:34:10
They02:34:12
would like to pay off in full02:34:16
all types02:34:18
military production such in general02:34:20
any production and paralyze02:34:22
full transport02:34:24
as far as possible they do it and apparently02:34:27
I will do02:34:29
On January 14, Russia carried out another02:34:34
brutal shelling of Ukraine and ended up in02:34:38
residential building in the city of Dnepr02:34:42
at least 40 people are now dead02:34:45
many suffered, many disappeared without02:34:49
lead and still remain under02:34:51
debris of the house, which means they hit02:34:57
this residential building with an x22 rocket02:35:02
Ukrainian authorities Yuriy Ignat including02:35:06
said that the Russian Federation02:35:07
has hundreds of supersonic missiles02:35:11
x22 and we don’t have the means to shoot them down02:35:15
how can you shoot down these missiles? I'm so02:35:17
I understand this Patriot system which is still02:35:19
It’s still impossible to expand And what else02:35:22
Russian missiles require some02:35:25
other air defense systems that are air defense or02:35:29
which, unfortunately, are not yet available02:35:31
Ukraine02:35:33
Well basically02:35:34
[music]02:35:36
air force he himself is in the same02:35:39
statement said that in principle he is against02:35:41
such02:35:45
There is no Ukraine yet02:35:49
For02:35:50
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shooting down the same ballistic missiles in02:35:54
principle02:35:55
[music]02:36:01
theoretically they can shoot down02:36:04
ballistic missiles but in general it’s clear02:36:07
that there is no such thing as 100% development02:36:09
Just02:36:11
additional supplies already even those02:36:13
systems that exist02:36:15
now Of course the question is about02:36:18
when will they actually be physically02:36:21
patriots all these discussions02:36:24
[music]02:36:29
and so on In general, all you need is02:36:31
simple expansion and integration02:36:33
[music]02:36:38
distribution of the goal always follows02:36:41
remember that everything is 100% intercepted02:36:43
it won't be the same as we see02:36:46
interception in the same Kyiv region02:36:49
in principle the percentages are high sometimes 9002:36:53
percent higher completely everything02:36:55
it won't even be possible to intercept02:36:59
rockets02:37:02
which are used for ground targets from02:37:05
300 From 400 if they are really in02:37:08
mainly used in border areas02:37:10
then there02:37:11
their very speed, their very flight range02:37:14
such that they make it extremely difficult02:37:17
assume that everything is possible02:37:23
do in any case we already see that02:37:25
now the results are much better02:37:27
a few months ago further More02:37:29
depends02:37:30
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further receipts of Western funds02:37:34
plus like us02:37:35
we see additional let's say in quotation marks02:37:38
tricks, that is, supplies of Western02:37:42
rackets that can be used on02:37:45
Soviet02:37:48
X02:37:49
which can be used on complexes02:37:52
if indeed it will be done02:37:54
Perhaps even the efficiency is lower, but there02:37:56
the main advantage is that Soviet missiles02:37:58
end if possible02:38:00
using Western is of course02:38:03
the last place is a lot of work02:38:05
carried out by both the Western allies and the02:38:08
Ukrainian army but they doubt that02:38:11
what can you do it always02:38:13
should02:38:14
remember 100% protection anyway02:38:16
did not have02:38:19
you just a few minutes ago02:38:21
they said that Russia really has not yet02:38:24
I used this resource in the form02:38:26
150 thousand mobilized02:38:29
Russians02:38:30
who are preparing to be sent to the front but02:38:33
however, it is already being actively discussed02:38:35
that in Russia they will announce from day to day02:38:37
additional wave of mobilization02:38:39
The goal may not be announced publicly02:38:43
collect all this and send it to war02:38:46
at least another 500 thousand people about02:38:49
this is what the publication writes today in particular02:38:52
The Times How much do you think?02:38:55
it’s realistic to gather 500 thousand people now02:38:58
Russian Federation dress, train, give02:39:02
they have machine guns, some kind of ammunition and02:39:06
send to the front02:39:08
must be02:39:16
capacity of Russian training centers02:39:20
even using Belarusian Poly02:39:23
racing tires But if not 500 thousand We02:39:26
saw that 300 thousand more or less02:39:28
Short time02:39:29
Russians can quite mobilize How02:39:32
they did it for the first time waves so02:39:34
something about this size maybe02:39:37
there will be a need for a second wave02:39:40
this side of the wave depends on the principle02:39:42
how exactly how I already want02:39:44
use these leftovers first waves02:39:46
If indeed they are carried out02:39:48
some kind of large-scale offensive then this02:39:50
increases the need for more urgent02:39:54
carrying out the next wave of mobilization02:39:56
to cover losses in order to02:39:58
the next one was more or less possible to catch02:40:01
teach copying and so on and or02:40:05
if there is a second option02:40:09
reduces the immediate need for such02:40:12
new mass mobilization But completely02:40:14
will be liquidated sooner or later if not02:40:16
now then a few months later it’s clear02:40:18
because this is the war next moon02:40:21
Russian mobilization doesn’t matter to you02:40:24
will be needed02:40:25
titating personal weapon is02:40:27
will more or less find some of the problems02:40:32
caused by an unexpected first wave02:40:35
mobilization Apparently some have already been decided02:40:40
further part even if something is missing02:40:42
enough02:40:44
historical russian army russian02:40:47
the army has always fought so many soldiers02:40:49
of which there are many things that are not the main problem02:40:51
that's not the main problem02:40:53
armament of military equipment Because02:40:55
now there are many02:40:57
[music]02:40:59
are rushing to create the so-called02:41:02
rifle02:41:04
mobilization reserve, that is, essentially02:41:06
This is light infantry with almost no means02:41:08
gain ideally Of course for02:41:10
some kind of offensive instead of this easy one02:41:12
infantry must be formed from them02:41:14
really some full-fledged ones02:41:17
common connection but not enough for them02:41:19
mainly the material part therefore we02:41:22
we constantly see in Russian public pages02:41:25
message artillery regiments without02:41:27
tank artillery That is, this02:41:30
essentially some kind of light infantry02:41:32
number of tanks artillery other02:41:35
will still try to scrape together clearly not02:41:37
for everyone02:41:38
in any case, we see now even on02:41:41
such a light infantry there is not enough space02:41:44
some small local promotions02:41:48
in any case, we see what is visible for now02:41:51
Russian02:41:55
It’s clear that it’s easier to recruit manpower02:41:58
produce enough for him02:42:00
armament of military equipment is much02:42:02
longer process For many months02:42:04
if you hate We also see and02:42:07
promotion of the military industry02:42:08
transition02:42:10
for three shifts, seven days a week02:42:12
they will unwind as far as possible02:42:14
Of course it won't be ideal02:42:16
several effective02:42:20
in principle, if you consider that with the Ukrainian02:42:22
the sides are also remnants of the same weapons02:42:25
do not reach far preferably02:42:28
for a while at least a few02:42:31
Russians can still continue for months02:42:32
as it is Now everything depends on02:42:35
as much as each side can02:42:38
mobilize not only a living person02:42:40
material part of the problem What for02:42:42
Ukraine, it all depends entirely on02:42:45
Western weapons We are now in02:42:48
Lately we've seen a statement that it's02:42:50
there must be effort question When is it02:42:52
it will be physically when you appear02:42:53
on the battlefield for the next month two three is02:42:57
will depend on02:42:58
success of the further Russian Federation02:43:04
we are talking about support and assistance from the West02:43:07
Ukraine we will continue in just a couple02:43:10
minutes Now I would like to return to02:43:12
possible attack from the North and add02:43:17
information about what has appeared02:43:18
information about what is happening in Belarus today02:43:21
8 fighters arrived and 402:43:24
Russian military transport aircraft02:43:26
The Federation is informed about this by the Belarusian02:43:28
area What do you think?02:43:30
Is it possible to attack from the North with02:43:33
participation of Belarusian troops or02:43:36
Russia can go purely on its own02:43:38
soldiers02:43:40
regarding the transfer of aircraft Apparently02:43:43
this is due to the stated02:43:46
exercises of the Russian Air Force of Belarus which02:43:49
must02:43:51
will last the next two weeks until 102:43:53
February There are no such quantities yet02:43:56
what do we represent02:43:58
act as air cover for02:44:00
invasion02:44:01
concerns the ground invasion itself02:44:03
Belorussian army principle is not enough02:44:05
combat-ready02:44:07
could only be ideal02:44:09
auxiliary echelon for the Russian02:44:13
progressive grouping but how02:44:15
constantly repeat Ukrainian02:44:17
general staff have not yet been identified02:44:19
signs of the formation of an offensive02:44:21
groups of first Russian troops02:44:24
Belarus is not yet so clean that they02:44:26
in number they were already02:44:29
some seriously offensive02:44:31
grouping plus In addition, even then02:44:33
quantity02:44:34
but scattered across various polygons They02:44:37
not yet focused unexpanded02:44:39
don't really represent themselves02:44:45
doubt what if02:44:48
Which groups will really02:44:51
concentrated and deployed close02:44:53
borders02:44:54
this Ukrainian Western02:44:57
allies with their own means02:45:00
Of course02:45:01
protection to determine in time In any case02:45:04
There are no such territories in Belarus yet02:45:07
quantities so that it is really possible02:45:09
I couldn't imagine leaving them anymore02:45:12
develop some real strength02:45:14
some small tactical actions02:45:15
you can do it tomorrow, but if it's02:45:17
there is a really serious offensive going on02:45:19
as they say02:45:23
so to speak02:45:25
speculative campaign of the Western border02:45:27
for this it is not yet purely physically visible02:45:30
concentrated in quantity for now that's all02:45:33
theoretical reasoning on the ground02:45:35
it is not yet visible that such groups02:45:39
there's another one happening this week02:45:43
event eighth meeting within the format02:45:47
Rammstein at an air base in Germany and at02:45:51
a meeting is planned on the sidelines of the summit02:45:53
Minister of Defense of Ukraine Mr.02:45:56
Reznikova with NATO Secretary General Jens02:45:57
Stoltenberg, do you think this means02:46:00
that perhaps we need a collective body02:46:03
will begin to help Ukraine in this war and02:46:06
second, what do you expect as a friend of Ukraine?02:46:10
from this meeting02:46:13
can he really do it?02:46:15
really in itself like what02:46:19
then do it because the principle is the same02:46:22
issues of arms supply are still02:46:24
political issue for governments02:46:26
each individual NATO country maximum02:46:27
coordinate and so on now02:46:30
Of course02:46:33
Rammstein is expecting some02:46:34
additional supply statements02:46:36
heavy armored vehicles mainly02:46:45
these are not yet the quantities I wanted02:46:49
Ukraine would be like the minister said02:46:51
foreign affairs or while the plan is due02:46:55
the fact that the same leopards exist in02:46:58
a large number of European countries02:46:59
If02:47:00
Each leopard owner highlight02:47:03
Little by little, basically02:47:04
the minister said there is a plan to create02:47:15
plus If they are really delivered02:47:20
while messages were passing through with impossible to02:47:23
March will be supplied with 40 German02:47:27
Manders plus the already announced 5002:47:31
American brands 113 plus division02:47:37
American self-propelled guns 155 mm plus 202:47:41
division02:47:44
towed American 5 mm everything everything02:47:47
it's together even without a tank it's already like02:47:50
at least two mechanized brigades02:47:51
If the tanks really come, then02:47:53
we are gradually getting closer02:47:56
in quantity these are not the same quantities but02:47:58
are already appearing on the horizon02:48:01
the amount that the general has pledged02:48:03
spoke in December he said that we02:48:04
Now we need an additional 30002:48:06
tanks 700 grams 500 are not the same yet02:48:10
quantity but this is already some percentage02:48:12
somewhere maybe 3002:48:14
which is the need for attacks02:48:17
this will all physically appear February March02:48:20
April when will it actually appear?02:48:23
in Ukraine these amounts in total are already02:48:26
They give opportunity02:48:30
for now these are words, nothing physically yet02:48:33
received Of course we see the message02:48:35
that the Americans began training on the same02:48:37
brands when will all this appear at the front02:48:41
and when Ukraine will be able to02:48:48
on additional treatment then already02:48:51
we can really talk02:48:53
that the General’s wish is understated02:48:57
really02:48:58
I like it more and then all these plans02:49:01
they are reacting to the Ukrainian offensive02:49:02
much more realistic than before02:49:05
Let's see what's really going on02:49:09
What timeframe does it say?02:49:14
when will all this equipment come to Ukraine?02:49:17
We really hope that this will all be in02:49:19
soon in February02:49:22
considering the losses in this war of equipment02:49:25
Russian Federation02:49:26
how close is parity in military02:49:30
technology in this war02:49:34
the Ukrainian side also suffers losses02:49:36
it is clear that Ukrainian02:49:38
the losses of the Russian side are theirs to us02:49:41
it is clear that Ukraine also suffers a loss02:49:43
There is no war without losses. Even a question02:49:47
not so much on par with The Art of War02:49:49
consists of02:49:51
creating a local advantage on02:49:54
the chosen direction of the main attack is not02:49:58
the total quantity must be02:50:00
more because02:50:01
what we have already seen during this war02:50:04
Kharkov02:50:06
the problem of the Russians was that02:50:08
that they had a deficiency in a particular02:50:10
direction in other directions they are in02:50:12
in principle it was enough but they were just physically02:50:14
couldn't transfer everything that needed to be transferred02:50:16
so the question is not really that02:50:17
is it worth who exactly people have more or02:50:21
Will there be general parity in numbers?02:50:26
weapons02:50:28
military equipment If indeed02:50:30
these quantities will arrive that we will02:50:34
forget again02:50:35
trophies from Kharkov remained02:50:38
directions that are Ukrainian02:50:40
Apparently not everyone is abandoned yet02:50:45
really the number of video shocks02:50:50
direction, then in principle it is possible to achieve02:50:52
success even without02:51:03
I thank you for finding02:51:05
opportunity time to join02:51:07
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