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what is that laughter you have there00:00:04
now you're excluding yours even though I'm already closed00:00:07
We've already turned everything on and wiped off the small ones and00:00:09
my movie from and when always good afternoon00:00:13
this is Yulia Latynina and the access code is00:00:16
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in an hour it will be my friend who has already become00:00:31
the legendary novel edible which I00:00:33
I periodically refer to this in conversations00:00:36
Sarah standing in conversations with Oleg00:00:38
Zhdanova and this week I have a bet match00:00:42
made by Alexander Nevzorov Tsarsky00:00:44
a gift in addition to Ukrainian citizenship00:00:47
he said that on Putin’s trips00:00:50
accompany whose who is going00:00:52
Let's say the president of Russia is waste00:00:55
life activity, that is, and it turns out00:00:58
what if there are Gelendzhik palaces00:01:00
personal aqua disco personal skating rink00:01:02
it turns out that on Putin's trips00:01:04
also accompanied by a personal toilet00:01:06
it's hard to say what the job title is00:01:09
the person who's going to make a fuss00:01:10
[ __ ] crossed the tea experiment00:01:13
native speaker in which educational institution00:01:15
are studying for this specialty and will they receive00:01:17
this person for some position00:01:20
governor or immediately minister but this is not00:01:22
Solovyov but it’s completely clear why00:01:25
this stuff is being brought back to Russia from there00:01:27
of course he makes the first passes00:01:29
channel on and also with its help gives00:01:31
bullfighting would have the ability to treat00:01:34
the sight of the innocents anticipated this00:01:36
parimatch investigation when I wrote how00:01:39
in African tribes00:01:40
people close to the leader respond by smell00:01:44
A the smell is achieved by rubbing the treasured00:01:47
substances the one who is closer smells better00:01:50
the one who smells further already actually00:01:54
belief that various body secretions00:01:56
leaders have special power or vice versa with00:02:00
with their help you can cause damage and not00:02:02
characteristic of the most different but most00:02:04
spiritual people00:02:06
for example, behind Imam Shamil Perry00:02:08
water remaining from ablution for great00:02:11
incom wore spit and hair they didn't00:02:14
they should have fallen to the ground if I didn't00:02:16
I'm wrong special highlighted00:02:17
person00:02:19
the lion to the bearer was supposed to eat like this00:02:23
that it’s scary to even imagine that00:02:25
these Western infidels could00:02:27
do with the help of these divine00:02:28
emanations of the leader, this one is of course00:02:31
domestic God-saving product00:02:33
which cannot be exported but00:02:35
as I already said, it’s completely understandable for00:02:37
what is this god-saving substance needed?00:02:40
but inside Russia and in general there is enough00:02:43
look at the myths of the peoples of the world and discover00:02:47
what do the Evenki Papuans have?00:02:50
ideas about what the world is00:02:52
happened as a result00:02:54
but let's just say the thief cut the sight and everyone00:02:57
made a bunch or the Papuans made a bunch00:03:00
I'll make a fox and this is our world00:03:03
given the sense of course the problem is not00:03:05
natural body secretions00:03:07
unnatural secretions of the side00:03:09
because unfortunately now Russia00:03:11
are processed into the content of this00:03:13
treasured suitcase00:03:15
it turned out to us that the regime has00:03:18
amazing ability to produce00:03:20
just kickbacks and palaces but in reality00:03:24
it turned out that Russian civilization00:03:25
culture drained cesspool aroma00:03:28
this pit is now called a smell like00:03:31
here before our eyes all of Russia00:03:33
recycled into waste00:03:34
life activity web the whole history00:03:37
turns into a village inhabited00:03:40
security officers instead could paraphrase00:03:43
Dostoevsky's toilet00:03:44
actually an attempt to spread this00:03:47
the system outside Russia is over00:03:49
transformation of the city of Mariupol and how00:03:51
at least 20 thousand people in it00:03:54
the contents of the leader's rectum and00:03:56
Please note if you are out of town00:03:58
working sewers and00:04:02
all this00:04:04
in general, there is nothing worse than failure00:04:07
genocide and as Glukhovskoy said to write00:04:10
power we are the most common00:04:12
form of government in the territory00:04:15
Moscow metro00:04:17
in general we notice that of course it’s Russian00:04:20
propaganda began to say amazing things00:04:22
things for example on claims that war00:04:24
no but everyone who doesn’t support her00:04:26
there are no traitors and there are no Ukrainian people, but00:04:28
it must be destroyed and00:04:33
moving on to the main thing that is happening on00:04:36
this week I always said that fate00:04:40
world the fate of the third world war is decided on00:04:43
battlefields in Ukraine for the first time in00:04:47
for the last couple of weeks probably00:04:50
The fate of both Ukraine and the world is being decided by Russia00:04:53
not on the battlefields but decided in00:04:55
corridors of Washington she decides with00:04:58
European politicians00:05:00
American politicians are on the side of Ukraine00:05:03
mainly those who think to create for00:05:06
or not to give weapons to Ukraine because00:05:09
number of speeches whose authors require00:05:12
from Kyiv00:05:13
help save Putin's face00:05:16
she just became somehow monstrous here00:05:19
here's former Secretary of State Henry00:05:21
Kissinger but about him Piontkovsky00:05:23
I said a long time ago that this man is essentially00:05:26
is Russian and a lobbyist or rather00:05:28
even start it which represents00:05:30
his interests that I quote Ukraine are worth00:05:33
part with part of the territory because00:05:35
continuation of the war for exit at the turn00:05:37
existing before February 24 will no longer exist00:05:40
the war for the freedom of Ukraine about the war00:05:42
I could never fight against Russia itself00:05:47
understand how if Ukraine is at war00:05:51
with Russia, otherwise Ukraine is not fighting against00:05:56
Russia and Russia are not fighting against Ukraine00:05:59
that is, somehow Russia can fight00:06:01
against Ukraine and Ukraine cannot00:06:03
fight against Russia Kissinger00:06:06
I corrected myself a little and then I took a little away00:06:09
my words back but after that there was00:06:12
former Italian Prime Minister Silvio00:06:14
Berlusconi00:06:15
there was macron who talked about00:06:18
the importance of saving face and we are here00:06:21
discussed with Alexey on Thursday00:06:24
Borisovich our common favorite00:06:26
Edward Lyuty to we are this one00:06:29
absolutely brilliant American00:06:30
military strategist00:06:32
who declared the account is impossible for Russia00:06:34
win and it would be worth, quote, to carry out00:06:36
honest prince flowers in disputed regions00:06:39
Ukraine00:06:40
Well, I don’t know how Litvak is good00:06:44
understands geopolitical strategy00:06:46
Roman Empire imagine00:06:48
honest plebs of this disputed region00:06:50
Ukraine but if he came to Mariupol00:06:54
and smelled the smell that is in the city00:06:57
then he probably would have changed his ways for me00:07:00
By the way, it’s interesting in the case of a plebiscite00:07:03
what do you think about these 20 dead people?00:07:05
who would they vote for 20,000 dead00:07:08
you see, won't this happen?00:07:11
they will be added to the number of voters00:07:13
that's how the Canadian deputy00:07:15
parliament from the liberal party Ivan00:07:17
Baker said that Western countries are tired00:07:22
We're tired of the fighting in Ukraine00:07:26
but you don’t understand and you have to go back in charge00:07:28
problems such as the fight against global00:07:31
warming very very amused00:07:34
look how pleased he was about00:07:36
Peter 1 and as I already said for the first time on00:07:40
our eyes, the fate of Ukraine is not decided on00:07:42
battlefields00:07:44
it is decided it depends it saves00:07:48
influence of Western politics before Putin00:07:50
Will they be afraid of his nuclear threats?00:07:53
because if we consider Putin as00:07:56
the disease is actually not big00:07:59
Russia, as it turns out, does not have00:08:02
quality army ability to fight00:08:04
with modern Western00:08:07
but you have such a runny nose but the current one is in fish and00:08:10
there is no immunity at all and that’s why they lead00:08:14
behave like this before you say why00:08:16
Western politicians behave I volume well00:08:18
this is just how you can see it in the margins00:08:20
battles00:08:21
we will discuss this in more detail with00:08:25
novel Svetlana but just that00:08:27
is happening in Severodonetsk now00:08:30
fingers what people explain to me00:08:33
who are sitting in Severodonetsk00:08:35
the Ukrainian division sits00:08:39
there are literally several divisions00:08:40
a person in a house, say, a five-story building00:08:44
the Russian group comes ahead of this00:08:48
the paratroopers of this gnors color well00:08:50
prepared people but ahead of them00:08:53
moving cannon fodder to which they are like00:08:55
they catch Ukrainians with jigs, this is common00:08:59
residents of Donetsk and Lugansk those residents00:09:02
Donetsk or Lugansk is the same00:09:04
the notorious militia are marching forward00:09:06
Ukrainians start shooting in response to00:09:09
my question is why in this case?00:09:10
shoot should be the answer but you understand00:09:13
first00:09:16
afraid of being surrounded00:09:19
secondly, you’re afraid that they’ll see you when00:09:22
I'll get too close somewhere00:09:24
the most important thing is that you are generally afraid00:09:28
the man is scared he sees the enemy00:09:30
starts shooting at her after that outside00:09:34
depending on whether they fall or fail00:09:36
Russian group withdraws and calls a tank00:09:39
the tank carefully protrudes from the corner00:09:43
so it is not possible for him to act in his city00:09:46
after soaking the shot on low you can’t wet it00:09:48
even g is ordered to stick out his hand and00:09:51
a five-story building is being demolished00:09:54
actually why Ukrainian troops00:09:56
very often takes refuge in the industrial zone because00:09:58
that the walls there are so thick as well as00:10:01
in Azovstal there are no tanks there00:10:05
I'll take it but that's just the first one00:10:08
part of the Marlezon ballet because00:10:10
after or rather before00:10:14
New artillery was delivered to Ukraine00:10:17
there was basically nothing that could be done00:10:20
because old Russian artillery00:10:22
even when a drone is used00:10:27
even when not using the system00:10:29
nettle which I said which00:10:31
allows you to conduct accurate fire first00:10:34
this is Russian artillery00:10:36
the trunk came loose, secondly she no longer has00:10:39
shells and thirdly, in principle it does not00:10:43
allows you to enter such precise fire00:10:46
that is, in this case they won00:10:48
Russian troops what is happening now00:10:51
when they brought it under for now five00:10:54
divisions00:10:56
75 divisional three sevens and more00:10:59
their00:11:01
thunder hangs over this battlefield he sees00:11:05
where the Russian tank is shooting directly at00:11:07
the tank flies almost exactly like that00:11:11
Ukrainian shell and00:11:13
accordingly, the whole picture of the battle00:11:15
changes radically if this00:11:17
add the fact that after that it became00:11:21
possible i can't save00:11:24
shells that the former Soviet00:11:29
artillery in service00:11:31
Ukraine, that is, they are already shooting these00:11:34
the trunks are apparently thrown further because00:11:36
that they will never be with anyone again00:11:38
will come in handy00:11:39
if we add to this the fact that this00:11:43
artillery hits so accurately that00:11:45
you can cover the enemy 40 meters away00:11:49
from the point of collision to be sure that00:11:52
you can't hurt your own caress and00:11:54
besides this, this artillery hits00:11:57
quite a long distance and00:11:59
accordingly covers warehouses in00:12:02
close proximity to the battlefield00:12:04
warehouses in the same Donetsk00:12:09
show me a second here to00:12:11
turn on the light but if I can00:12:14
I ask someone to come to me to turn it on00:12:17
light so as not to look away so this is me00:12:21
just to the fact that even jay when00:12:24
talk to people who are there00:12:26
directly on the battlefield, but it’s clear00:12:28
that people located directly on00:12:30
the battlefield is not always visible to everyone00:12:34
although they see much more than those00:12:38
people who sit in the office like this00:12:42
you just physically feel it coming00:12:46
new weapons completely changes the picture00:12:48
there are absolutely stupid words like she00:12:52
they fight not with guns but with spirit, but in00:12:56
modern war without guns has no spirit00:13:00
helps if you are in the way I described above00:13:04
situation there is nothing to shoot at the Russian00:13:08
tank then the Russian tank wins if00:13:11
there is fire but can only shoot00:13:13
as I already said, where is the fact of the Western00:13:15
artillery then convince the Western00:13:18
artillery and the Ukrainian side00:13:20
accordingly, there is artillery but it00:13:23
a little per hour a teaspoon we have it00:13:25
discussed with Orestovich im Go Mars and where00:13:28
lrs and there is a lot of explanation here with00:13:32
Leonid no lenses which we talked about00:13:33
Thursday reminded me that they are just European00:13:36
the armies turned out to be not so large in00:13:38
in particular German, not that there is00:13:40
just deliver nothing00:13:42
Piontkovsky reminds that he is afraid00:13:47
europe old europe fighters victory00:13:50
Ukraine's inevitable geopolitical00:13:52
redivision of the world during which00:13:56
will come to the fore00:13:57
winners, that is, eastern Ukraine00:14:00
Europe Great Britain USA Germany and00:14:04
France accordingly roll up but00:14:07
considering that they could join00:14:09
winners and00:14:12
geopolitical blossom with them00:14:14
this is not a very good explanation but00:14:18
this is not enough song there is more00:14:21
the explanation I think is due00:14:24
deserve everything00:14:26
all respect purely00:14:29
materialistic explanation which00:14:30
it's called gas, please note that00:14:33
Ukrainian politics depended on Putin and00:14:36
all Ukrainian politicians depended on00:14:40
Putin while they were thinking about how to fit in00:14:42
in a gas pipe this also applied to time00:14:45
Kuchma this applied to both the time of Yushchenko and00:14:48
Tymoshenko we have here Stanislav00:14:51
Belkovsky rather and sarcastically described00:14:54
what if you don’t choose words like Putin00:14:57
already after the victory of the Maidan de facto CZK 100:15:01
from Yushchenko with the help of Firtash and Tymoshenko00:15:04
was brought to the side of Russia00:15:07
through and trs which she is enough00:15:10
collaborated for a long time, that’s another matter, yes00:15:12
Of course, these politicians have always been00:15:14
on your own side but still not00:15:16
less since 201400:15:19
Russia itself stepped on its own umbilical cord and00:15:22
she shot the gas pipe itself00:15:25
in your own foot00:15:26
actually, if I describe it00:15:30
desire the way we have Ukraine for00:15:33
20 years, that’s exactly what he always thought00:15:36
angers can be resolved peacefully00:15:39
through a gas pipe and in this sense it00:15:42
trying to eat Ukraine is a series of failures00:15:46
And00:15:47
actual military invasion00:15:49
this is the natural flow through these failures00:15:51
because of course he always thought that00:15:53
he won't need a military invasion00:15:56
here we go back to the gas00:15:58
while Ukraine relied on Russian gas00:16:02
Ukrainian politics was based on Russian00:16:05
gas the same can be said00:16:08
regarding Europe, of course expansion00:16:10
let it be gas since 200500:16:13
expansion into Europe, primarily in00:16:14
Germany00:16:16
turning germanium into the main gas00:16:19
hop that distributes Russian gas00:16:22
of course it was from the same series I00:16:24
Of course in Germany everything is not so open but00:16:27
we remember how the shredder just arrived00:16:30
serving Putin hired him it was00:16:34
no less frankly than00:16:37
some00:16:39
than some Ukrainian fraud with00:16:42
gas and00:16:44
respectively00:16:45
while Europe is buying gas from Putin and00:16:50
this gets off with sanctions against00:16:52
Russian oligarchs00:16:54
which behind which we will notice the paths but not00:16:57
hot or cold rather pleasant because00:17:00
that then all their money goes back to00:17:02
Russia and all these people are becoming00:17:04
Putin's hostages00:17:05
So for now, of course, Europe is buying00:17:09
Russian gas I'm terribly sorry00:17:13
let someone turn on the light for me00:17:16
because I repeat it myself again00:17:19
I can't do it, I'm sorry for what I00:17:23
I interrupt the program on and by the way00:17:26
I remind you that this is Yulia Lata and this is water00:17:29
on TV and please don’t forget00:17:32
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and like but of course in reality00:17:39
I think that the most global explanation00:17:42
she's much more offensive and she's much more00:17:45
heavier and00:17:47
is that in Europe they are afraid00:17:51
drive the rat's hand so they got burned on00:17:54
in Iraq they liberated the United States00:17:58
released the dictator's cancer and it began there00:18:01
God knows what00:18:02
they think it's logical00:18:06
rightly they think that it is better to let00:18:09
they say this regime will lose the opportunity00:18:12
harm Ukraine through economic00:18:15
sanctions but after a while00:18:18
more this mode will be solved possibilities00:18:21
harm Europe because we see that00:18:24
the army is not as strong as everyone thought00:18:28
after slade it turned out how00:18:31
weak Russian army in Europe00:18:33
realized something is local after all00:18:34
war00:18:35
accordingly they do not want to turn00:18:37
her into a general war with the help of nuclear00:18:40
weapons if this is if Putin uses it00:18:44
and in this sense, yes we see that fate00:18:47
it will be determined by you00:18:48
agreements between the USA and China and00:18:52
in this sense it is very important to remind you00:18:55
not only for the fate of Ukraine an incision would00:18:58
Russia because now00:19:00
european exchange rate00:19:03
just a second00:19:07
I'm sorry for God's sake, I thought that I00:19:10
they will help but they didn’t help me the European course00:19:15
This is of course a course towards isolating Russia00:19:18
transformation into a northern fortress, they say00:19:21
let it be from north korea00:19:23
let it stew in its own juice00:19:25
turning into a big toilet is the main thing00:19:28
that it is for Europe after a while00:19:31
it will be safe I think it is00:19:35
quite a short-sighted position because00:19:39
toilet with00:19:41
1420 and there will never be rockets00:19:44
safe because we see that00:19:46
even North Korea introduces itself and00:19:49
how she periodically gets out of bed00:19:52
your iron wire and scare everyone00:19:54
peace and00:19:56
that of course the complete transformation of Russia into00:19:59
metro00:20:01
2033 as described in the book door00:20:06
Dmitry Glukhovsky this will be the ultimate00:20:08
I think it's a strategic mistake00:20:11
the only thing that can help with this00:20:12
the situation in the West is first00:20:15
supplying Ukraine with weapons, which can be more00:20:18
what can help Russia is not00:20:21
will turn into this monstrous creation00:20:23
and not get lost in civilization00:20:28
the stairs down and all over it all the bumps and00:20:30
get hurt plan00:20:33
Moreover, I believe that the West needs00:20:36
a new arms race because00:20:41
that00:20:42
a decaying system that00:20:44
represents Russian paws to00:20:46
we see that despite everything nuclear00:20:49
Putin's Viagra despite all his00:20:51
stories of petrels despite everything00:20:54
his stories posidon them in fact00:20:57
what Russia really has is this00:20:59
eight years were able to work at a Russian plant00:21:03
assemble and test you run analog00:21:06
rockets satan from 18 let me remind you that00:21:10
The Satan rocket was produced in Ukraine00:21:14
Rocket Satan is 40 years old, so they made a clone of it00:21:18
they called it Sarmat but it’s actually Sarmat00:21:21
satan the pain of that on nato creak00:21:23
Nato ossification is now called00:21:24
free 2 and despite the fact that 8 years00:21:28
they tried to create this clone in Russian00:21:31
factories are just producing00:21:32
test trials00:21:34
this is the real state of Putin you00:21:38
until he can’t even repeat what00:21:42
produced by the Soviets so far00:21:44
degradation we see this degradation as00:21:48
throughout the economy it is so natural and in00:21:51
in the military sphere we are not close to those00:21:55
academicians of all scientists who were in00:21:58
fifties sixties close00:22:00
there are no engineers and00:22:03
in this situation there is a new round of race00:22:07
weapons and in this situation of victory00:22:09
Ukraine will end in inevitable dismantling00:22:13
inside the Russian elites ever Putin00:22:17
will blame the defeat on00:22:20
generals or generals perhaps00:22:22
responsibility for the path and then Russia00:22:25
there is a chance and then the world has a chance if00:22:29
Europe will try to give sakala00:22:33
to save Putin's face besides00:22:36
it will cost new Mariupol hey00:22:39
will cost new corpses in rotting fields00:22:42
and from the political pros who are now00:22:45
calls on Putin to save and give a face00:22:48
who perked up because of this they00:22:50
are directly to blame for this00:22:54
or00:22:56
the world is waiting for a very sad story when00:23:01
on 1 9 land there is nuclear igil00:23:06
but we know that unfortunately Europe is up to00:23:10
busy with other things, so I looked00:23:13
what news is happening in Europe00:23:15
even in England which just helps00:23:18
Ukraine remember at one time there was00:23:20
sycophant movie Matilda Who00:23:22
offended however everyone who disturbed and00:23:25
now they've done it completely too00:23:29
sweet and sour film called00:23:32
queen of heaven which is about the daughter of a prophet00:23:36
Muhammad drink it and what do you think he00:23:39
offended Muslims with the words how dare00:23:43
filming daughter how they filmed how dare00:23:46
make it very very straight so jelly00:23:49
rainbow movie and00:23:52
if in Russia against the film Matilda00:23:56
there was one worshiper, that means here00:24:00
I had to urgently withdraw the film from distribution00:24:03
because there were actually crowds walking there00:24:06
the West is giving in to these crowds00:24:08
for the same reason it doesn't00:24:10
Ukraine weapons and00:24:15
as I already said, as soon as I climbed00:24:19
West Slavina got into Putin's way00:24:22
multi-pass, please note that00:24:25
in the DPR but this is funny there is no DPR00:24:30
there is a proxy that operates00:24:32
glove in which Putin's hand in the DPR00:24:36
sentenced 3 foreign volunteers and00:24:38
in general they were called to death for Ukraine00:24:40
naturally mercenaries, that's how not00:24:43
wrote my good friend Misha Mera Judge00:24:46
formal eccentrics but he used something else00:24:48
word people who came voluntarily00:24:50
to fight and those who fought desperately did not00:24:52
considered the face of death and not unlike00:24:54
from the judges do not be afraid of death for what he judged00:24:57
once again demonstrated to everything00:24:58
deftly lifting up the red ass of a macaque to the world00:25:01
monty actually like I said but00:25:04
this gambit is of course a direct consequence00:25:07
politics on Krohn and Schultz because00:25:09
Putin felt that in response to blackmail00:25:11
they say yes00:25:13
besides this is of course the answer00:25:15
directly to Boris Johnson00:25:17
foreigners are English volunteers and00:25:20
This is what Putin thinks is raising the threshold00:25:24
trade increasing the positions with which he00:25:27
will bargain for hostages but on00:25:31
in fact, this is certainly another00:25:32
showing the West who he is dealing with00:25:34
and when is the next time macron says00:25:37
help Putin save face00:25:39
still remind him that the face00:25:41
is preserved not because it is legal for Putin00:25:43
will be given the right to create00:25:45
filtration camps and concentration camps on00:25:48
conquered territory in which00:25:50
all of Kherson turned into all of Mariupol00:25:54
a man saving his face by the fact that he is not00:25:56
steals other people's grain and does not behave like00:25:58
I really want to train a terrorist00:26:01
repetition of the Savchenko process00:26:03
apparently because they report to him that everything00:26:06
is going well then he has already imagined himself00:26:08
Stalin's producing process of 193700:26:12
only instead of the fifth Vanger he has it on00:26:14
picking up nightingales on nightingales and skobeeva00:26:17
they're like a ruble they're wooden they're00:26:21
non-convertible in this general sense00:26:24
Putin's problem is00:26:26
that his propaganda, unlike00:26:28
The currency is not communist00:26:30
capable of not competitive in00:26:32
the west is not the same the same00:26:35
trade the same rate increase we00:26:39
we see in the story with grain when Putin00:26:44
grain is stolen from Ukrainian ports00:26:47
Ukrainian ports and scare the West with the fact that00:26:50
Here you are waiting for the 2nd Arab Spring in general00:26:54
reminded me how this whole thing works00:26:56
grain is such a thing that00:26:58
called world food00:26:59
organization and00:27:02
like it used to be when there was famine in the world00:27:07
Then00:27:09
a huge number of people00:27:11
quantity as a rule this hunger was00:27:13
modes that are not capable of normal00:27:16
co-owners of these economies were00:27:17
Marxist cannibalistic regimes are deprived00:27:20
very often these cannibalistic regimes in00:27:22
pushed forward starving children or00:27:25
they even deliberately staged a famine and then00:27:27
collected money for it or00:27:30
food and anything with it00:27:31
did and of course because they are with one00:27:34
sides caused famine and on the other00:27:36
the parties distributed food then they00:27:38
through this to strengthen and now there is00:27:41
this is the world food00:27:42
an organization that is largely00:27:44
degree solved the problem of hunger in00:27:46
if you look at what's happening in00:27:48
in Africa on the spot what is happening there00:27:50
something like this00:27:52
there is some local tribe or clan there00:27:55
or family or just local bandits or00:27:59
local policies if they differ00:28:01
one from the other and here they are00:28:05
the root cause of hunger because they00:28:07
you turned the whole country into an economic00:28:09
swamps and they are at the same time those00:28:12
the very people through whom the world00:28:14
food organization gives away00:28:16
grain because but imagine this00:28:18
this organization will come to Mariupol00:28:20
through whom will the ice be distributed, of course?00:28:23
she will distribute grain through00:28:24
Russian army what will happen after this00:28:26
Russian army and these same00:28:28
Gauleiter but it will just be complete00:28:30
happiness because they can00:28:32
control the entire population of Mariupol00:28:35
without even making any effort00:28:37
concentration camps simply because they will00:28:39
distribute grain and people will exchange grain00:28:43
do whatever they tell you to do00:28:46
quite an ugly bureaucratic point00:28:48
which grew out of the best intentions00:28:51
Well, as you know, the road to hell is always00:28:53
paved with these very best00:28:55
intentions and it's a little expensive00:28:57
really built in some00:28:59
countries of the Middle East and especially00:29:02
African countries and00:29:04
accordingly, if there is no grain then00:29:09
will00:29:10
how to scare Putin into exodus to Europe00:29:12
refugees00:29:14
European refugees and Europe already has these00:29:17
I've seen refugees and don't really want them00:29:19
take in this sense the case with grain00:29:23
Putin decided to make a new problem to00:29:25
let it be his usual taxi then00:29:27
if it didn't work out00:29:29
fight what you wanted00:29:33
Well, for example, it didn’t work out in 201400:29:37
achieve what he wanted in Ukraine00:29:39
create a new problem for example in Syria00:29:42
try to exchange it for the previous one00:29:45
actually, to be honest, it seemed to me that00:29:47
then the problem that Putin will do00:29:50
in the south this is especially when it started00:29:53
Paul's fortification on the island of serpents is00:29:56
there will be a landing in Bessarabia and an attempt00:29:58
classes in Moldova but then it turned out00:30:00
such a practical thing that there is simply nothing00:30:04
physically occupy the young man there is no extra00:30:06
troops00:30:07
so try it accordingly00:30:10
make into grain00:30:13
there are some more important stories00:30:16
which I want to tell you on this00:30:20
week I if you noticed a lot00:30:23
all the past times I said that00:30:27
happening at the front because like me00:30:29
I already said it was much more important than that00:30:32
what's going on there00:30:33
Facebook even on diplomatic fronts00:30:37
and who wrote what and who said what on00:30:40
final what is this Yulia Latynina what is this code00:30:43
access that 10 thousand people will see enough00:30:45
And00:30:46
so please don't forget00:30:49
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I allow myself in connection with the transition to00:30:58
front x positional war talk about00:31:02
some00:31:03
bigger things that I00:31:06
tried not to talk00:31:10
I already spoke briefly about00:31:14
it's about the fact that here I am all the time00:31:18
Russia and Ukraine were asked by two peoples00:31:20
one people, brotherly country, not brotherly00:31:23
country and00:31:25
the situation reminds me of the hundred years war00:31:28
in what sense of the word it’s very simple00:31:31
if you read what a hundred year old is00:31:34
you'll go to war, just Wikipedia00:31:36
you will see what is written there that this is war00:31:38
England and France it continued00:31:41
so much then it was the English war00:31:44
nation and the French nation and from the point00:31:46
doubts of contemporaries it was00:31:48
absolutely not true because00:31:49
contemporaries did not know that they were fighting00:31:52
in the hundred years war00:31:54
why didn't they know because it00:31:56
time, the actual concept of nation in00:31:58
there was no Christian world00:32:01
Christendom's own and England and00:32:03
France belonged to the Christian00:32:05
peace and what was most important was class00:32:08
from the point of view of this class world00:32:11
French knights and English knights00:32:14
there were creatures of exactly the same breed00:32:17
they belonged to the same class00:32:19
didn’t kill each other, more often than not00:32:23
they killed each other, as a rule, they didn’t take each other00:32:25
captured each other when they took each other00:32:27
each other into captivity they treated each other00:32:29
friend very chivalrously they planted00:32:32
they personally brought the prisoner to the table00:32:35
he had a dish or bandaged his wounds00:32:38
or brought a dish during a feast and00:32:42
accordingly from the English point of view00:32:45
and the French knights they were one and the same00:32:47
especially since they spoke the same language00:32:48
language because the British at that time00:32:51
there were still00:32:53
formations00:32:56
the reigning English summer were still00:32:59
descendants of the Normans mainly00:33:01
at the beginning of the particularly Hundred Years' War and00:33:05
especially before it starts00:33:08
2 the most important thing and00:33:10
on the contrary, commoners who from the point00:33:15
knights view00:33:17
belonged to a completely different00:33:20
kind of human race than knights00:33:23
used but no protection and so00:33:27
called USA yours that is a raid with the purpose00:33:30
extermination of peasants around this or00:33:32
there was just something else in the castle back then00:33:34
like economic sanctions were under00:33:36
type of economic war00:33:39
commoners could be killed00:33:41
it was necessary to rape them00:33:42
enjoyed the protection that00:33:44
enjoyed by beautiful ladies and00:33:46
noble people sitting on a horse having00:33:49
expensive armor and00:33:51
accordingly there was no feeling00:33:55
commonality between the French knight and00:33:57
French just flew and between00:33:59
English knight00:34:01
French knight is a sense of community00:34:03
it was but the most important thing is why00:34:06
no one thought that he was fighting in00:34:08
not a hundred years old and because00:34:10
the actual process of the emergence of a nation00:34:13
this is exactly what happened during the centenary00:34:15
war and because long before the centenary00:34:17
wars the British were always at war with00:34:19
French if they switched to00:34:22
on the side of others they turned into00:34:24
there were even representatives of another nation00:34:26
such a word is made here in French00:34:28
French and this war did not start at 1500:34:33
century not in the 14th century not in the 13th century it began with00:34:37
the moment when Norman and first00:34:41
conquered00:34:43
French00:34:45
French Lorraine and named it00:34:48
after that armand they00:34:50
it happened later when00:34:55
the Norman dukes conquered England and00:34:58
became English kings and she00:35:02
kept happening all the time00:35:07
because at some point00:35:09
at some point in the 12th century for example00:35:13
English kings had much more and00:35:17
continental possessions than himself00:35:19
French king because let's say in00:35:21
the empire of angels is in full swing00:35:24
administration of the English king Henry 200:35:27
respectively00:35:29
possessions00:35:31
English kings on the continent besides00:35:33
the standard itself included Anzhu Men00:35:37
even Toulouse Aquitaine which was00:35:42
obtained from marriage with Eleanor of Aquitaine00:35:44
and so on while French00:35:47
the king at that moment owned Ile-de-France00:35:50
well the series happened longer00:35:53
historical unique historical00:35:55
events00:35:57
for example one of them was00:35:59
that the Xiaobo rebelled against Henry 200:36:02
his or rather not both of his sons first 100:36:04
then his other son he had four00:36:06
them, but here are two of them, the collection was given alone00:36:10
of these sons of rebels was good00:36:12
known to us all king richard the lion00:36:14
heart00:36:15
which by the way didn’t just rebel00:36:18
did it against his own father00:36:19
alliance with the French king with whom00:36:22
was very close to not eating and with one00:36:25
cup they slept in the same bed yes yes00:36:27
it was exactly what you were thinking about00:36:29
because king richard the lionheart00:36:31
did not torture addiction to the female sex00:36:35
even when he married his00:36:37
the chosen one, or rather the chosen one of his mother00:36:39
Bering Ryon no information that he00:36:41
ever slept with her no average00:36:43
Shim actually slept with a woman and this one00:36:46
there was such a drama, imagine with00:36:50
on one side two young and beautiful00:36:52
king who rebel against00:36:55
the father of one of them and when King Henry00:37:00
died so as not to part from ours00:37:02
the two young men even started a project together00:37:05
a crusade that ended very00:37:07
bad because during the trip to this00:37:11
hike Richard 2 married Berengaria00:37:13
the French kings did not tolerate this00:37:14
at that moment they became terrible enemies00:37:17
as often happens with people whose love00:37:20
turned into something else well00:37:22
imagine what happens when00:37:24
divorcing his wife, two crashed here00:37:26
king00:37:28
this is what I mean00:37:30
stories of this kind and00:37:33
the fact that King Richard is described00:37:37
reasons did not leave legitimate offspring00:37:39
this fact that his successor is King John00:37:43
John the landless was very bad00:37:44
king from the point of view of the then00:37:46
chivalry he killed his political00:37:49
opponents00:37:50
he actually manually strangled his00:37:53
Arthur's nephew, which at that time was not00:37:55
accepted this is now a newbie Navalny00:37:59
and so on and when the English barons00:38:02
they took it very badly, they forced00:38:06
King John sign the Great Charter00:38:08
liberties00:38:10
which was written as English00:38:12
barons have the right to rebel against00:38:15
king if he behaves badly and00:38:19
because as I already said king john00:38:21
behaved badly and had no00:38:23
baronial support, among other things00:38:26
lost suffered big losses00:38:28
continent and as a result of a number of such00:38:33
stories it ended with00:38:37
possession of the English kings00:38:39
continent grew smaller and smaller and00:38:42
who the moment when the centenary arrived00:38:44
war from Magna Carta and from00:38:48
other Khabarovsk uprisings in particular00:38:50
the uprising of 1263 turned out to be famous00:38:55
the English Parliament which in particular00:38:58
I really didn’t like it when English kings00:39:01
fought especially on the continent because00:39:03
that the English Parliament should have00:39:05
pay for it with your own taxes and00:39:08
everything that the English kings won00:39:11
on the continent in battles then usually00:39:13
Parliament didn't talk about soap anymore00:39:15
let's give money for this war it's me why ah00:39:19
what if history turned out perfectly00:39:23
otherwise we would see it completely00:39:26
another English completely different00:39:28
French in completely different00:39:31
the boundaries of know say we could see00:39:36
United Kingdom00:39:37
which is ruled in the end00:39:40
Norman peaches who took the title and00:39:43
English and French kings by the way00:39:45
for the title of French kings they are00:39:48
what caused the hundred years war00:39:50
had every right in any case00:39:52
much larger than the real ones00:39:54
French kings and no one would even00:39:57
I understood how to actually go00:40:00
conversation about a separate English and00:40:03
separately to the French nation but that's me00:40:07
because a nation is not something00:40:10
frozen formation which00:40:12
sweep through all centuries of the nation00:40:15
is formed in history as a result00:40:17
unique political actions and in that00:40:20
these are finally becoming isolated00:40:23
12 Ukrainian and Russian before our eyes00:40:28
in this sense, of course, Putin nailed it00:40:31
aspen stake in any idea what00:40:36
well how00:40:38
say here is England and France00:40:42
English French nation can00:40:44
be friends with each other but it would be funny00:40:47
now in england remember what you know00:40:50
we were once continental00:40:52
possessions, let's try to get them back00:40:56
even if it legally has some00:41:00
the reason is that the train has left00:41:03
so despite the fact that all participants00:41:06
the hundred years war preceding you00:41:09
knew that they were participating in his centenary00:41:11
nevertheless it was a war00:41:13
really the hundred years war because00:41:16
Sometimes00:41:17
story she has some body there00:41:20
we learn the logical character00:41:24
the expediency of history is only in00:41:26
as a result of what she did00:41:29
Now, if we look at the history of Russia00:41:32
Ukraine, then this story could have happened00:41:37
turn out completely differently00:41:39
but for example00:41:42
let's say yes, actually I'm a little bit at first00:41:46
I’ll say one important other thing and00:41:49
I urge you not to forget to subscribe to00:41:52
our channel00:41:54
11 thousand people are watching us wrong00:41:57
so much but not so little for00:42:00
I understand this time of day at the dacha00:42:03
more interesting, these are some things00:42:07
which I also said but which I didn’t00:42:09
in vain no no opinions yo repeat again00:42:12
was a European country that00:42:15
was called Kievan Rus, it was European00:42:19
the country was on the very periphery00:42:20
Europe of that time but she was part of it00:42:24
it had several disadvantages for example00:42:26
she used the Cyrillic alphabet00:42:28
instead of Latin or Greek at least00:42:32
It took her a little while to translate it into her native language00:42:37
the Bible so that of course it’s very bad because00:42:39
that all of Europe and unity itself00:42:43
was supported precisely due to the fact that00:42:46
all learned people in Europe spoke00:42:49
Latin and the Bible was not translated into00:42:51
vulgar languages it supported00:42:53
European unity respectively country in00:42:57
in which the Bible was translated, and even into00:42:59
some squiggles and even this country00:43:04
adopted Orthodoxy from the Byzantine00:43:06
empires they are Catholicism from the West00:43:09
Europe at least this happened at that time00:43:11
moment when both churches are not formally00:43:13
of course there was some sharing00:43:15
disadvantage for its development but quite00:43:17
tolerable and we see that this shortcoming00:43:20
condensed by the most important feature00:43:23
the country's involvement in the European00:43:24
turnover besides the fact that those reigned in it00:43:29
the very princes who actually00:43:31
conquered the same Normandy00:43:33
conquered the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies00:43:35
the same Varangians conquered England00:43:38
They are also Normans, they are also Vikings00:43:41
that's why they were all related00:43:42
connections from all over Europe and gave their00:43:46
daughters to marry is the most important sign00:43:50
common holistic common cultural urn00:43:52
integrity, we note that the flow00:43:55
the Romanov dynasty was also part00:43:57
Europe because its representatives00:44:01
got married and lied to get married respectively00:44:04
European from simple European00:44:06
the reigning houses are very important00:44:09
sign let's say no one with the Ottoman sultans in00:44:15
no relation to Europe00:44:18
so this country died as a result00:44:22
invasion of the horde and precisely as a result00:44:25
invasion of the horde a new center was formed00:44:29
power among the Moscow princes who00:44:32
for claims in yards that were accepted00:44:35
to a large extent both customs and00:44:40
it so happened that this country00:44:43
reunited again with the center in Moscow00:44:45
And00:44:46
note that00:44:49
Ukraine00:44:51
was part of the Russian Empire00:44:53
only when the Russian Empire00:44:56
or then its successor the Soviet Union00:44:59
were more or less European00:45:02
states00:45:03
Russian Empire under Peter the Great00:45:05
generally tried to become European00:45:07
state oh hey it worked it's very00:45:09
significantly especially under Catherine II00:45:11
further as for the Soviet Union then00:45:14
at least tell me what it was like00:45:16
a European state would seem to be00:45:18
strange but nevertheless it was00:45:20
state based on fanatical00:45:23
course of progress is based on fanatical00:45:25
to ult technology based on00:45:27
completely Western ideas of Karl Marx00:45:30
the pain of that is based on a completely Western00:45:33
the idea of totalitarianism because it’s different00:45:36
a kind of totalitarianism I recall in00:45:38
this moment existed too00:45:41
West in Nazi Germany and so00:45:48
recovering country heiress00:45:51
Kievan Rus will inevitably have it00:45:54
connect more and more with00:45:56
Europe and00:45:58
relationship and it will be beautiful00:46:02
relationship00:46:03
at least somewhat normal or whatever00:46:07
will stand00:46:08
there will be an iron curtain00:46:12
per month and exclusively from Russia itself00:46:16
depends on whether Russia will be there too00:46:20
how can it become a European country?00:46:22
if you don't end Putin's regime if in00:46:25
it will be completely cleaned00:46:27
army complete army reform as well as00:46:30
Ottoman port was reformed and enchanted00:46:32
complete abolition of the Janissaries or if this country00:46:36
will turn into the horde's new heir00:46:38
new order and spiritual values and00:46:40
cesspool00:46:42
then accordingly new00:46:47
Ukraine is the heiress of Kievan Rus in00:46:50
geopolitics with geopolitics and groups00:46:53
will take the place it occupied00:46:56
imperial russia00:46:57
There are no other options, could they?00:47:02
serves the situation differently, yes of course too00:47:04
just like in the case of the hundred years war00:47:07
there were dozens of options00:47:10
historical if we could imagine00:47:12
imagine that, for example, history would00:47:15
turned out this way00:47:16
that Ukraine together with Poland and Lithuania00:47:19
would form a single state and this00:47:22
one option a00:47:24
accordingly, Russia did not stand on00:47:28
let there be no European reforms00:47:30
Peter the Great would have remained small00:47:33
Moscow principality which would00:47:34
ended somewhere in the Smolensk area00:47:36
and maybe it wouldn’t have gone any further00:47:40
somewhere up to the Ural mountains and there00:47:42
some great thing would begin00:47:44
Irinka or pieces of China or anything00:47:47
this kind of thing00:47:48
we can imagine the situation00:47:50
which as a result of other historical00:47:53
layouts say Ottoman port00:47:56
captured the lands of Ukraine and then00:47:59
Ukraine had a hard time in the same way as00:48:01
Bulgaria didn’t have it easy before or00:48:03
Serbia00:48:05
we can imagine a lot happened00:48:08
since it happened and here's the stuffing00:48:12
it's impossible to turn an egg back00:48:14
it's impossible to put it back together again, he wants it00:48:19
doesn’t understand and is trying to make mincemeat00:48:22
back he's the opposite00:48:24
does something terrible not only to both no not00:48:28
but not only in Ukraine they do not00:48:30
just impossible now00:48:32
sympathy for Ukraine but because they don’t00:48:35
only not only impossible00:48:37
some in the near future00:48:40
reconciliation between the people00:48:43
of course also00:48:46
absolutely destroys future destiny00:48:49
Russia a00:48:52
Russia will rise to Europe like I already00:48:56
rocks until Russia becomes Europe00:48:58
no contact between Ukraine and00:49:01
of today's Russia will be simply impossible00:49:03
dialogue will be impossible, but will it become00:49:06
Russia Europe and here we come to that00:49:08
sad part of the equation which I00:49:10
I just said because00:49:13
occurs without the weakness of the West and00:49:16
the weakness of the civilized world would be00:49:17
impossible when we think that00:49:22
happened in 20 years that we hope in the water00:49:24
I'll change my profession00:49:25
that there is a man who built palaces00:49:29
from the regime that took kickbacks this regime00:49:32
turned into a fascist regime00:49:34
then the answer is that not only00:49:37
received changed and changed00:49:40
the civilized world because these00:49:43
people who were bad groaned and said00:49:46
oh how bad it is before our eyes00:49:48
Mariupol turned into00:49:51
concentration camp of 20 thousand dead well00:49:53
let's let you keep it with us00:49:55
face and get back to fighting against00:49:57
global warming00:50:00
I don't have much left00:50:03
stories I'd like to talk about00:50:09
there are not many questions about marina here00:50:12
Ovsyanikov I have a very short answer00:50:14
don't shoot census takers during00:50:16
wars are counterproductive00:50:19
this woman did the deed I did00:50:22
I agree that she did a couple later00:50:25
not the smartest things like coming to00:50:27
Kyiv but how to say00:50:29
spend the night Chinese phrase noble00:50:31
husband judges people by their achievements00:50:33
a short man counts people by their00:50:35
disadvantage, well, count hundreds Marina00:50:38
Ovsyannikova by her disadvantage00:50:44
a few more stories that I would like00:50:47
I wanted to ask, but since00:50:50
how much of a star since I became today00:50:53
speak00:50:54
more abstract things than the situation on00:50:57
front but to the situation at the front we00:50:58
we'll be back with the novel Svetlana and here's another one00:51:02
a question that has been asked many times00:51:04
that the Russians are to blame for something?00:51:07
culture is what Putin is doing now00:51:11
Isn't it worth exchanging Russian culture?00:51:13
I think there is no need to worry00:51:14
excellent Russian culture00:51:17
culture is dealt with by Putin before him00:51:20
of course I was working on steel, but here we go00:51:22
he continues to do this successfully00:51:24
Mariupol ionic Russian culture00:51:26
cancels better than him with this question00:51:28
no one will burn, can’t handle it, and here I am00:51:31
passed a wonderful story about how in00:51:33
city of St. Petersburg erased from the wall00:51:35
image of Daniil Kharms and jellyfish if00:51:39
translate this what he says I will find for on00:51:41
Russian language then apparently it is00:51:43
happened at the request of the man's son00:51:45
who wrote the denunciation and then00:51:48
got his apartment00:51:50
I don't think that people who are now00:51:53
they are fighting in Severodonetsk and they are until cancellation00:51:55
Russian culture and he would note00:51:57
Russian tanks that have a port on them00:52:00
people who are there immediately write a lot on00:52:03
that you didn't complain that00:52:06
as I already said, the tanks have learned00:52:08
Russians would fight if they00:52:09
artillery00:52:11
that during the period it drives cannon fodder that00:52:14
no shells, especially not delivered yet00:52:16
Western artillery that's a lot of me00:52:20
complained that now as soon as00:52:22
the front line at headquarters has stabilized00:52:25
developed writings and for every burned00:52:27
armored personnel carrier must report so the soul00:52:29
take out and or what in the soldiers soldiers00:52:33
need to be familiar with safety rules00:52:36
this is not a joke, we discussed this with00:52:38
Oleg Zhdanov and Orestovich but honestly00:52:41
I’ll say that from the defenders00:52:43
Severodonetsk doesn’t remind me of Pushkin00:52:45
no one complained00:52:46
so while this is real00:52:49
warriors cancels the Russian army people00:52:51
who somehow want them on the sofas00:52:53
deserve to compensate for the fact that00:52:55
they are sitting on a DeLorean thinking, come on00:52:57
I will bravely cancel Pushkin, this is in common with00:53:00
my point of view of the series of fighters00:53:01
global warming is easy to fight00:53:03
global warming and easy to fight00:53:05
Pushkin00:53:08
as for the imperial ones themselves00:53:12
motives of Russian culture naturally00:53:15
there is such a thing but you know it’s not alone00:53:19
Russian culture00:53:20
this is a sin, so I can open it here00:53:24
there is a book called the bible in it00:53:25
ten commandments from the wrong ten00:53:28
commandments to love your neighbor and00:53:31
so on for the wrong ten commandments00:53:34
make yourself the idol you think00:53:36
who are in the outcome chapter 20 you are in the outcome00:53:40
chapter 3 4 and00:53:43
Tires for open mouth takes Lee Yoshiwara00:53:46
sachet rotobo nut foam their e m a cashback00:53:50
b.x. kate rover profile amounts in this00:53:55
dropouts there are quieter run 2 this is Ashirov typhus00:53:58
company, well, I won’t teach you Yuri, but00:54:01
Let me remind you what this means, I don’t conclude00:54:04
covenant with the people of the land in which you00:54:07
come break their altar and00:54:09
break them would cut their matzahs you00:54:15
never concluding with him it's never00:54:19
marry their daughters otherwise they will lie00:54:22
from your sons and so on and so on00:54:25
I have a question, this Nazi one00:54:27
text and but he is not imperial but00:54:30
we will cancel the Nazi rewrite00:54:32
we'll be a00:54:35
here is a little further in the same bible00:54:38
in the same Pentateuch of Moses in the book00:54:42
numbers chapter 3100:54:44
Moses demands to kill all media00:54:47
pull after00:54:50
him after the Jew visited the women00:54:54
asks why we did this and women00:54:57
also orders to kill and this IMHO is not a joke00:54:59
we'll rewrite it00:55:03
there is such a thing as antique00:55:05
literature but re-read Thucydides' speeches00:55:08
military leaders and Persians00:55:11
we will also cancel them there00:55:13
blatant nationalism in these speeches there00:55:16
the main content of the speeches is what these00:55:18
barbarians in the sense the Persians walk in departments and00:55:21
when in captivity they are undressed and made00:55:25
naked, they are very shy about it, well00:55:28
clean water and they also say Greek in00:55:32
the leaders of their troops are these barbarians00:55:34
pay taxes but aren't they barbarians00:55:37
means they are slaves because they are free00:55:39
people don't pay taxes00:55:41
count the notes on the Gallic War00:55:43
something written which Putin is invading00:55:46
Ukraine Cho'gall and Caesar made words00:55:50
We will also cancel Igor’s regiment00:55:51
In general, Prince, by the way, this is also by the way00:55:55
monument to Ukrainian and Russian00:55:57
culture went on a raid on the run00:56:01
predatory people he ran into00:56:05
he was not killed, but he was taken prisoner and00:56:07
they married with honor and he also ran away, that's all00:56:11
world culture is all several thousand years old00:56:16
if you read carefully what's in00:56:18
it says a00:56:20
it says that from the point of view00:56:24
modern generation snowflake hair00:56:27
stand on end but cancel all this00:56:31
called any cultural revolution00:56:35
cultural revolution disgusts me00:56:38
something that happened in the kingdom of Judah00:56:42
under King Josiah when the ancient00:56:44
The Israeli religion was invented by monotheism00:56:47
so this is the one that came straight from behind00:56:49
donya because any cultural00:56:52
revolution00:56:53
it deprives humanity of that enormous00:56:54
cultural layer on which it grows00:56:57
cultures, the paradox is that00:57:00
that the presence of tours with and terrifying00:57:02
regulations do not interfere with Israel in any way00:57:05
to be a first world country, what if00:57:08
this book wouldn't exist if it didn't exist00:57:11
there would be no Jewish people in Israel because00:57:14
that any crop is soil, but those00:57:18
idiots who are just fighting right now00:57:21
those idiots are literally in Greek00:57:24
in the sense of the word because what they eat00:57:26
called an uneducated person00:57:29
99 percent of all the people who00:57:31
they kept Ukrainians in the Yagodny cellars00:57:36
Pushkin most likely they didn’t read him00:57:39
canceled for themselves much earlier00:57:42
than they did it means they were angry00:57:45
fighters against imperialism I repeat once again00:57:48
from my point of view, this is the story about00:57:51
abolition of Russian culture Russian00:57:53
culture is not a classic case00:57:55
relevant issues like in the West00:57:58
they are discussing whether a woman can have00:58:01
penis instead of discussing00:58:04
the really relevant question is why00:58:07
west a00:58:09
gives in to Putin or why more and more00:58:13
people are receiving benefits and fewer and fewer00:58:17
of people want to work00:58:19
it’s the same with those people who discuss00:58:23
Should Russian culture be cancelled?00:58:25
in order to discuss what is needed00:58:28
change in the Ukrainian army so that it00:58:31
fought even better I call honestly00:58:35
speaking not to the ability to cancel again00:58:39
Ukraine does not need Russian culture00:58:42
Russian army but no need for culture00:58:45
no cancel because cancel00:58:47
sculpture is the same00:58:49
throw away the fertile layer of soil from00:58:51
words seam terrible worms and00:58:54
Sometimes it’s hard work, that’s the point00:58:58
that in every culture there is imperialism00:59:01
with any sufficiently ancient culture there is00:59:05
imperialism and Nazism and sadism and what00:59:09
there is no such cruelty in her and all this00:59:13
turns into humus00:59:16
Now I remind us that it was Julia00:59:19
latynina and latynina tv00:59:23
I remind you that please subscribe00:59:26
on our broadcast and like and now we00:59:30
back to the most important thing00:59:32
happens to what happens on00:59:33
front and Roman joins us00:59:37
sveta na x novel in here hello00:59:42
so novel I don’t hear your words yet00:59:50
so while Dasha is adjusting the sound oh00:59:54
novel00:59:56
yes yes yes yes yes I will hear yes everyone friend01:00:03
everyone sees each other and01:00:05
hear01:00:06
I remind you that we are starting the second01:00:09
hour access code I remind you that this is Julia01:00:12
Latin and Roman Tsvetan which but01:00:15
actually all these three months I01:00:17
advised and provided me with absolutely01:00:19
invaluable help, I don’t know how I would live without01:00:22
Romana figured out what was happening01:00:26
and at the front and before the start of this conversation01:00:29
As always, I traditionally want first01:00:34
invite you to try asking01:00:36
questions if we succeed we01:00:39
We will voice some of them01:00:40
secondly, I ask you to subscribe01:00:44
share and like the novel01:00:48
Hello01:00:49
jackdaw nose and so my short question is I01:00:54
didn't say anything specifically about it01:00:57
current situation at the front with an emphasis on01:01:00
North Donetsk what's happening01:01:03
over the last couple of days or so01:01:07
increased increased shelling in01:01:10
basically go the contour of the secret struggle and01:01:13
pipe assy front line begins Kherson01:01:16
and almost to Kharkov01:01:18
Severodonetsk01:01:21
basically at the moment there is a sign01:01:26
such alternating battles01:01:29
it's mostly work01:01:33
art art works for us Ukrainians01:01:38
brother works our works by01:01:41
Russian troops01:01:43
details nerve if we talk about the fund line01:01:46
somehow to the water it passes you a little01:01:50
stands just west of the center of Severodonetsk01:01:53
and practically01:01:54
the edges of the nitrogen industrial zone are not the same01:01:59
area01:02:02
the next morning let's say today were01:02:06
messages that everyone is going to Donetsk01:02:10
positional battles, they were street battles, that means they were01:02:15
messages about what is currently01:02:19
Russian troops are advancing on01:02:23
north northeast01:02:25
our warriors sit down and hold the city01:02:31
well, that's about it01:02:33
because at the moment it's all the same01:02:35
parity there is no parity in the arch01:02:39
so far the Russian arch is working more powerfully01:02:45
than ours but our touch works and especially01:02:48
after receiving sevens 77701:02:52
howitzers01:02:55
started working very accurately knocking out01:02:59
almost everything that can be knocked out and wider01:03:01
everything we see with01:03:03
special forces special operations forces guerrillas01:03:10
copters01:03:12
intelligence because where we get it practically01:03:16
We take everything out, we take everything we can take out01:03:19
March sevens there there really about01:03:22
closer01:03:24
Severodonetsk01:03:25
there are probably up to a hundred already01:03:28
they work they work well and01:03:31
deep rear01:03:33
We’re already getting food from Taida matchmaker01:03:37
to the girl if you heard yesterday they worked on01:03:41
a little bit very pretty good01:03:43
piggy bank ask for more by going to the girl01:03:47
this is where the vans were covered by cypher dada01:03:52
what01:03:56
could you please under a to z something like this from01:04:00
with joy that the novel is already01:04:03
finally got in touch with us I got in touch01:04:05
I forgot to fully introduce the novel01:04:07
Let me remind you that the novel is a reserve colonel01:04:10
the former pilot is tall and and accordingly01:04:14
military expert and a person who is very01:04:18
knows a lot about what's going on and01:04:22
if you can tell me a little more about how01:04:25
covered this Varna Rostov base because01:04:27
in my opinion01:04:28
but the bases are designed so that they are not01:04:31
covered01:04:32
no, but this base deep in the rear was it01:04:37
to the squirrels the former Stakhanov is quite01:04:41
long distance long distance01:04:44
from the front line they were located this way01:04:49
how to say it means ex01:04:54
sports complex almost at the stadium01:04:57
Means01:05:00
I will carry out further target designation as soon as possible01:05:02
all that they were local partisans01:05:05
discs further target designation because01:05:07
just the beginning of our rpa came to get it01:05:10
worked so we said goodbye01:05:14
break down I don’t understand with any01:05:15
company01:05:17
no, but not all the desired blossoming01:05:20
how many are traveling said goodbye to Lana01:05:23
walkie-talkies most likely from not a single rose there01:05:25
more than a hundred01:05:27
here you are, partisans, I understand correctly01:05:31
that after all this is not a partisan, I am a force01:05:33
special operations through honest01:05:35
speak01:05:36
Well, most likely we will find out about it01:05:40
only after towards the end of the war after01:05:42
our victory01:05:43
do our special operations force guerrillas01:05:46
you're practically the same01:05:49
partisan detachments were deployed and with01:05:52
with the help of special operations forces almost 1401:05:55
in the fourteenth year this is01:05:57
partisan detachments themselves but then somewhere01:06:00
after a year there were 2 partisan detachments01:06:05
transferred to the council01:06:08
special operations kalle were cumin it's strong01:06:09
special operations therefore we can talk about01:06:11
that at the moment and strength01:06:13
special operations guerrilla trails yeah well01:06:15
this is the same01:06:18
Am I correct about the girl?01:06:20
that she was arranged so before her01:06:24
old soviet artillery01:06:27
get home the disadvantages of the base that they01:06:30
Initially the bases were located like this01:06:33
to their old one which beats but from 15 and01:06:37
25 kilograms from the sea and this is01:06:41
range is under the terms it is in view therefore01:06:43
up to 100 years a01:06:45
why can we be sure that it is01:06:48
special operations forces or guerrilla01:06:51
no matter why it couldn't be a drone01:06:54
who flew and directed the artery01:06:56
otherwise the drone could have done it later01:06:59
adjustments01:07:01
colleagues adjustment to drone but01:07:05
adjust or artillery later but01:07:08
initially the goals are given to start01:07:10
partisan detachment after01:07:13
Russian troops entered the territory01:07:15
Ukraine already after the 2nd 4th01:07:20
rose rose and fox force01:07:22
the resistance is quite powerful and01:07:25
local01:07:27
organized themselves into groups and strength01:07:31
special operation leaving the occupied01:07:34
territories are also groups of people who01:07:37
worked here on tasks from the beginning01:07:42
practically explore and in dynamics01:07:46
see the movement of troops and the most01:07:49
interesting Russian troops latest01:07:51
time may have changed tactics but they didn’t01:07:54
they didn’t change the logistics, that is01:07:58
tactics on the front end are different now, but no01:07:59
so that it would be our first first month there01:08:01
2 4 2 4 numbers out logistics left then01:08:05
same location bass location01:08:07
warehouses location s.m. repair01:08:10
workshops01:08:11
this is all practically, in certain01:08:15
templates by distance from the front line01:08:18
which can be easily calculated, here they are01:08:22
have not yet played at range01:08:25
Tyler who's coming in now they're not01:08:28
naturally we played almost01:08:30
Ukrainian troops and command01:08:33
Ukrainian practically sees everything01:08:35
the dynamics of movement spread out01:08:38
Russian tail on so again01:08:39
I repeat, such logistics are not practical01:08:42
haven't changed they get attached01:08:44
logistics is tied to the movement of troops and01:08:47
technology is tied to the railway01:08:50
nodes01:08:51
zelazny railway lines01:08:54
that's why it's very easy to01:08:56
predict and see it’s easy to fail01:09:00
technology that can sufficiently01:09:02
practically we can give or rather so we01:09:04
We know about all centers and all warehouses01:09:07
about all movements of Russian troops01:09:10
in Ukrainian piggy bank Ukrainian01:09:12
territory the only thing is not to01:09:14
we can get them all but as soon as we01:09:16
we can get it when they come in more01:09:19
long-range01:09:21
we wanted artillery systems, we can do it01:09:24
practically work to the full depth01:09:25
front exactly as much as we01:09:29
they will give01:09:30
how far what range will they give us01:09:33
ammunition is still promised, that is, what01:09:36
now we have it somewhere up to 4001:09:39
kilometers range and I'm a cat of sevens01:09:41
yes all charges01:09:43
soul we have and somewhere around 100 15001:09:47
the trunks are already a01:09:50
that's when Larisa High Mars comes in and there01:09:53
of course the capacity will increase01:09:55
this is the type of projectile up to 70-80 kilometers01:09:58
for now, but if still Western countries01:10:02
will be more supportive in some way01:10:07
with our mouths we will get missile systems and01:10:11
longer range 150 kilometers and 30001:10:13
Well, of course everyone will be there already01:10:17
Do I understand correctly now then now01:10:19
you said two important things for me here01:10:23
I just thought that was it01:10:27
Brazil Ukrainian politicians01:10:29
guerrilla warfare and that's exactly what I see01:10:32
very few examples of guerrilla warfare01:10:34
Well, yes, someone was ripped off there or already01:10:36
then I forgot in Kherson and it’s not up to01:10:38
exploded and something else and now you01:10:41
say that the main thing is what everything does01:10:44
special operations they are just01:10:46
reconnaissance in the rear of Russian troops and01:10:49
where is grief yes no01:10:52
this above was just the starting one01:10:55
asked about the work of our art on01:10:59
to break into the base, that is, I told you how01:11:02
this is how it was connected01:11:06
work and Celtics operations and partisans01:11:10
it is not entirely tied to01:11:14
public things that is, we practically01:11:17
let's say we don't even know what right now01:11:20
what happened yesterday01:11:22
let's say Donetsk according to information01:11:25
the media that started and gave01:11:30
our artillery arrives in Donetsk center01:11:34
Pushilin administration area yes01:11:38
but since I know for sure and this is one hundred percent01:11:43
percent Ukrainian Ukrainian art beat on01:11:47
there will be no city01:11:50
began to determine the dacha sho in the end01:11:53
in the end it was but now it is01:11:56
information that it was an explosion01:11:59
by the swampy charge under the house there01:12:06
Where live01:12:08
leaders of the Donetsk republic01:12:13
varna01:12:15
what will this all lead to now?01:12:18
cordoned off, let's see how he reports then01:12:20
because like this01:12:23
In principle, you can collect examples of them01:12:26
a bunch but01:12:27
if this special operation force works then01:12:30
there is a special operation underway they are being read01:12:32
only on our own line we practically do not01:12:35
we can know this partisans when they work01:12:37
they don't work as partisans either01:12:39
report if they work for partisans01:12:41
according to finance groups they work in the mode01:12:44
free hunting, that is, I saw01:12:46
kill a Russian if you can, also about this01:12:49
no one to report to we can01:12:51
just know but let's say the last one01:12:54
a week or even two01:12:56
Almost everyone disappeared, but the posts and between01:13:02
Zaporozhye and Volnovakha are gone now01:13:07
stood on 21 and 23 or stupidly for three poplars01:13:11
on Plyushchikha on everyone rewritten by everyone01:13:13
at the crossroads now they are not there at first01:13:15
startup was mowed down with gravy boats01:13:17
local partisans now they are just stupid01:13:19
not displayed there is no point and it doesn’t matter01:13:21
will kill01:13:24
We need Melitopol almost empty01:13:27
at the moment this is what it is01:13:30
triangle between01:13:32
Kherson01:13:34
Vasilyev Kai and01:13:35
Berdyansk you are almost an hour01:13:39
especially not that it was released there01:13:42
Russian troops hardly drink01:13:45
not to attend is just Melitopol01:13:48
this is the kind of city it will most likely be01:13:50
partisan weak01:13:53
hips he's on his own, let's say Kherson is there01:13:57
also she herself remained and strength and sosua became01:14:00
into the partisan detachments that are now01:14:02
at the moment, as I understand it, we are preparing for01:14:05
obtaining a Russian passport if you01:14:08
heard01:14:10
probably twenty thousand of us01:14:14
Ukraine is preparing to receive01:14:20
in that sense, but since Russia doesn’t distribute01:14:24
passports so you need to get them especially01:14:26
on the ball now I understand that01:14:29
will receive there today01:14:34
this is unlikely to be yours01:14:36
saboteurs will follow the Russians01:14:38
passports but after what you said01:14:41
Russian authorities will go crazy and01:14:43
every person who and every01:14:45
quilted jacket who went to get a passport01:14:48
will be pre-hung up01:14:50
with our feet we call it uryson or version01:14:53
rabanne01:14:56
you didn’t listen to me and then01:14:58
I would like to01:14:59
just for getting vegetation01:15:02
I will accept this passe-partout now01:15:04
come still like this 20 30 thousand war01:15:08
Ukrainian Kherson they give us away01:15:11
and the partisans and Ukrainian soldiers01:15:15
Kherson is suitable for this01:15:17
Russian by Desk but Chivers and01:15:20
it makes sense to go01:15:23
ok we'll jump around a little01:15:26
places for a place at school soon we01:15:29
we started talking about Kherson later01:15:31
back to special operations forces01:15:33
as soon as we started talking about Kherson01:15:35
explain what is happening near Kherson01:15:37
because as far as I understand01:15:39
the Ukrainian army is quietly there01:15:40
occurs and how serious it is and01:15:43
is it really you01:15:44
I intend to recapture Kherson right here01:15:47
soon some well coming01:15:51
no, I think so, although anything can happen01:15:53
In general, anything can happen in war01:15:57
time01:15:58
there are some things going on in the area01:16:01
Kherson which lead to an increase01:16:07
territory of Ukraine which respects01:16:09
Ukrainian troops01:16:12
and01:16:14
liberation of the territory occurs as01:16:17
times in that direction01:16:18
closer to the bridge in deep red on 1st Dnieper it is01:16:24
Kherson bridge stripes and bridge01:16:28
near new Kakhovka and already before01:16:33
Kherson range, as I understand it, is 15 2001:16:37
kilometers left this is already this is already01:16:41
not not very far at least like01:16:44
at least even old Soviet art01:16:46
can reach Kherson01:16:49
those seven that come we will01:16:52
talk because in addition to sevens he01:16:54
I often hear this seven seven synod not01:16:56
only sevens are already at least five01:16:59
six types of self-propelled guns 155 entered Ukraine01:17:02
Caesar and M 109 fh 7001:17:07
Suzanne they are different they flow very01:17:11
different from each other01:17:14
towed01:17:16
self-propelled self-propelled wheeled01:17:20
traction on01:17:24
of this price on a caterpillar track, that is, once01:17:27
different sautin left this 155 shell then01:17:31
a NATO shell which, in principle,01:17:33
suitable for any of these sau and01:17:39
these machines can also reach01:17:43
bridges a01:17:44
the best would be to sing in front of bridges and behind01:17:47
bridges this will be approximately what we had01:17:49
Mitya 24/30 when Pavlovsky Bridge01:17:54
crossed from the Crimea01:17:57
Russian troops advancing on Nikolaev01:18:00
they were going there and broke them again01:18:04
I was going to share the laundry now01:18:06
the same thing only in the opposite direction01:18:07
there was a good bag on the right01:18:10
on the bank of the Dnieper near Kherson it turned out01:18:13
good bag that fits as much01:18:16
I understand about 10 thousand Russian01:18:19
troops and since we still remember01:18:24
those advantages in the village are now personal01:18:29
composition and will soon be at least01:18:32
parity war those already definitely have parity01:18:37
sometimes01:18:38
Ukrainian aviation is already gaining the upper hand01:18:40
crushed over the Russian there01:18:43
Russian then this is very good you01:18:47
for nothing to make it01:18:50
so small and maybe big and01:18:53
most likely two boilers for01:18:56
Russian troops and movement01:18:59
Ukrainian troops are on the side of the bridges01:19:01
cuts it even you can cook it even on01:19:04
three parts can be cut and then there will be01:19:06
it’s just a purge of Russian troops01:19:08
the beating of babies is coming soon01:19:11
time with adhesive what from based on those01:19:14
tasks that will be set by teams01:19:16
Ukrainian troops and01:19:18
operational operational command01:19:21
who will lead the battle in the area01:19:25
Kherson they will make decisions when it is01:19:27
it will be but it will be in the coming coming01:19:29
squeezing while a01:19:32
that's right, I'm summing up something now01:19:36
what did I understand about I understand that a01:19:39
Ukrainian troops are now creating 201:19:43
bridgehead on which and from which they01:19:46
will be able to hit bridges and01:19:48
what happened after the bridges01:19:51
the group is being shot at like this01:19:53
Russian troops who are sitting on the shore01:19:56
but gets into the bag and when she01:19:59
will try to escape across the bridges then01:20:01
accordingly, it will rain on them01:20:03
Ukrainian shells yes because for01:20:06
so that you understand everything correctly01:20:08
so as not to click them out01:20:11
the territories of these three boilers are better01:20:15
Of course, it can be put out before crossings01:20:19
maybe they won’t point it out yet or01:20:22
there are a couple of one or two pontoon crossings01:20:24
through no all the same in that place very01:20:27
wide and any crossing will be possible immediately01:20:30
visible and very easy to develop as well01:20:33
like the Russian air wing there in this01:20:35
semi-depressed and Ukrainian01:20:38
aviation is the same as at home it’s like01:20:40
at home it's called by and large01:20:43
the score is so good three good three01:20:46
the boiler will be either one big one or01:20:48
three01:20:49
small ones as it turns out but for now01:20:52
it turns out this is such a gift, well no01:20:56
a gift is just what I'm saying01:20:59
the task is still worth approaching01:21:01
the issuance of Russian passports may01:21:03
something like that01:21:04
we assume a referendum in them01:21:06
take part don't imagine01:21:08
twenty to thirty thousand Ukrainian01:21:10
military01:21:11
want to take part in the referendum01:21:15
by affiliation teruna01:21:20
we'll joke later because it's01:21:23
you need good in war, good is the one who01:21:26
jokes about the latter but I want two things01:21:29
to clarify the first thing, I understand correctly that01:21:32
the same applies to the fuel of that part01:21:34
a person who is from the other side of the Dnieper and01:21:37
second, why do we Russian troops01:21:41
Now seeing this, don’t resist01:21:44
somehow the Ukrainians are stopping me from taking this01:21:47
bridgehead or vice versa days to withdraw yours01:21:51
troops before this happens and de facto01:21:54
environment01:21:56
well, you can bring it out right now01:22:00
the task will not be such as to help01:22:03
and has only been helping for the last week, even with01:22:06
Vasily Kiba cleaned up military units01:22:09
remember about a week ago they were under01:22:12
Vasilevskaya put together such a good fist01:22:14
for the attack on Zaporozhye so01:22:18
now he’s gone I can’t say yes well yes01:22:22
yes he has doubts01:22:25
We also discussed with you one of your01:22:29
interlocutors talked about this topic01:22:35
what if we just discussed soot01:22:37
we were partially removed from under the cornflower01:22:40
he even said that they were thrown over01:22:43
near Severodonetsk01:22:44
no this is far from what was asked01:22:48
those involved went away just to strengthen01:22:51
Kherson because they are most likely to pass01:22:53
that is not going yet, well, for now generations01:22:55
leaving there on the contrary exposes01:22:58
I transfer the left bank of the Dnieper to01:23:01
the right bank of the part but what are they there01:23:05
there will be more the more work for01:23:07
fish and that's why it's ok for now01:23:12
We remind you that this is Yulia Latynina and we have01:23:15
away romance with an military expert01:23:17
reserve colonel, former pilot, tall and01:23:20
we don't forget to please subscribe01:23:23
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like and write in the chat because that's all01:23:28
promotes the video and we more or less01:23:30
dealt with Kherson and before01:23:33
go to main course01:23:34
Severodonetsk I would like to talk about01:23:37
another hot spot about the island01:23:39
snakes you said that near Kherson and01:23:42
the Russian will be chased, as I understand it, to01:23:44
snake island in gigantic quantities01:23:46
Russian air defense is conducting why and how much and01:23:49
what is happening there01:23:51
this is a question for now01:23:54
there is no answer to this yet01:23:57
We can not see01:23:58
there would be some point in going to the islands01:24:02
serpentine01:24:03
those01:24:04
those funds that are now Russian01:24:06
federation throws at him if01:24:08
there was a task, let’s say, occupation01:24:11
bessarabia our islands serpentine from01:24:14
Bessarabia is an old old name01:24:19
the area that is now01:24:22
belongs to Ukraine so that would make sense01:24:26
if there was a sharp snake strengthened for01:24:30
some kind01:24:31
special operations in Bessarabia why do I need a beam01:24:34
you are strengthening the hour again, not the fields sooner01:24:37
nevertheless, by some inertia, that is01:24:39
fulfills the plans that were previously01:24:42
tasks that were set before01:24:44
most likely placed for this purpose01:24:46
they are pumping up but ios is already pumping up and there01:24:49
there are 400 and top shell, that is, they created01:24:52
quite a powerful shoulder strap system01:24:54
the snake itself for what is not yet clear01:24:57
It's pretty easy to tear it down01:24:59
same hay mas or or01:25:02
n 142 it was removed m 270 and will blow it away even from01:25:09
range 70 80 kilometers ours there01:25:11
snake island is acceptable from01:25:15
coast 20-22 somewhere 30 kilometers away01:25:18
Naturally, you won’t get everything there honestly01:25:21
if that's why there's even a battery there01:25:24
155 artena will quickly cover 40 of what01:25:27
kilometers therefore it is often incomprehensible to01:25:31
why they don’t do it and so what’s the end01:25:34
in the end there will be exhaust from this for01:25:36
Russians go for Ukrainians 8 approx.01:25:39
it will be good, both will go high Mars and blow it away01:25:44
on snake island almost everyone is a joke01:25:47
Russia brought it here, we'll watch it01:25:50
again, but we have a hero of Ukraine01:25:54
comrade don't eat dad who01:25:57
leads the Ukrainian Navy01:26:00
And01:26:01
can make a decision worthwhile01:26:03
to do with success in seven ways01:26:05
its jurisdiction01:26:09
washing, I apologize if I drag it01:26:13
all there high mars to cover all this01:26:15
air defense system01:26:16
I think that Russian troops are not either01:26:19
completely done with a finger and they understand01:26:21
What01:26:22
someone might want to drag it here01:26:25
it's time to cover the system with water there01:26:27
Somebody is sitting in ambush somewhere01:26:28
drying to cover this hammers is not for you01:26:31
it seems like it can be felt01:26:33
constrained idea eheim once ruin about01:26:36
won't cover it01:26:37
Well, I don’t know what Russian troops are doing01:26:40
made to be honest this is the impression01:26:43
that the command of the Russian troops has01:26:47
the same Soviet system01:26:49
by genetic01:26:53
reproducing yourself is 15 centimeters01:26:56
frontal and then the bone behind the pilot01:26:58
it turns out between the media and the macbook then no01:27:01
if you had brains, you didn’t come to Ukraine01:27:04
the sea is perfect to calculate because01:27:06
any war is, after all, a mathematician01:27:08
that's why and why they sit and01:27:14
why they didn’t go to the snakes is unclear01:27:16
and how they will all behave, let’s say01:27:19
at sunset high marsos too to be honest01:27:22
impossible to calculate but drying is unlikely01:27:24
cuts off the bad one dry and Mars himself too01:27:26
won't walk some will walk01:27:27
battery battery will be covered01:27:30
the battery will wait one hundred percent for this01:27:32
drying and more than one drying there are certain01:27:35
laws and01:27:38
manner of movement and01:27:42
movement01:27:43
artillery battery which take into account01:27:46
that she will be attacked in this in this01:27:49
there's a war because I don't think there will be01:27:53
there will be no sharp vision on the island01:27:55
serpentine soon Russian01:27:58
funds well as soon as they come in I think01:28:02
in two or three weeks we will reach the end of June01:28:04
we will see it questions post growth01:28:06
real shock will compile01:28:08
along with questions about when it will be decided01:28:13
fate of Kherson01:28:17
I honestly and boats with little01:28:24
understands nothing about modern war but01:28:26
but I read the Three Kingdoms, so I don’t know01:28:29
if in the place of heroes the three kingdoms would be01:28:31
famous Chinese novel on the military01:28:34
tricks, of course, I would send to01:28:38
snake island first exchange against you01:28:40
and at first it’s not a real high mars but01:28:42
inflatable but accompanied by a real one01:28:45
in case it's still there01:28:47
there's drying lying around, you know how01:28:52
I say until the end we can go there01:28:55
really will go not real will go01:28:57
we'll listen once and go there to drink the inflatable01:28:59
high mars but with a good one yours will be there01:29:02
only their own laying hens, well, let’s say moment 2901:29:05
Well, let’s say, and don’t forget it’s already become01:29:09
on combat duty01:29:10
calculations of harpoons and this is a few days01:29:15
was already announced by our01:29:17
Ukrainian leadership, that is, harpoons01:29:19
are already on my watch and if so01:29:22
then everything is not so simple and most likely that01:29:25
some surprise01:29:27
our01:29:29
niches01:29:32
will present to Ukraine01:29:37
lessons can be noir pune no of course01:29:41
no, well, I’m tying up, I’m financing but01:29:44
We'll see01:29:47
finance01:29:49
will set prices don't tell me don't tell me01:29:52
bob until you jump over or sorry but01:29:55
I already quoted harm here today orchid01:29:58
hotel agger camp of those let him not boast01:30:03
the one who puts on the armor and since the one who01:30:07
takes it off01:30:14
that's right because we don't boast about anything01:30:16
we just01:30:17
we announce what can happen and then01:30:20
already what will it be or will it be like01:30:22
Mars is real or is it an inflatable high01:30:24
Mars summer will be Gorbunov's work maybe01:30:26
something else because it barely moves01:30:29
weapons are coming Western weapons are coming and01:30:32
It's going at a pretty good pace01:30:35
this is already visible, she has already even reached01:30:39
Severodonetsk, you understand what you're talking about01:30:41
Rivne is the easternmost01:30:43
.01:30:45
Ukraine where fighting is currently taking place01:30:48
because since she’s already there and now she’s already there01:30:51
a lot of things work pretty well01:30:53
And01:30:54
This is recognized by everyone and Russian generals in01:30:59
including those that go to that color and01:31:02
Ukrainian troops who are quite01:31:05
very happy for the progress of 155 art and01:31:12
I think everything everything everything why my how01:31:16
As soon as he arrives we will see it all and01:31:18
before moving on to Severodonetsk01:31:21
me a little sideshow the thing is that01:31:23
Today01:31:24
or but I'm not much I'm not today01:31:26
I watched today Yuri took my daughter01:31:29
interview with a person who01:31:31
name is Kirill Saloniki who is everything01:31:33
I was upset that Navalny was making an order01:31:36
new reports because I quote01:31:40
how did he put it that way but he can’t01:31:43
drone and fly over the administration01:31:46
president01:31:48
necessary01:31:49
Medvedev's estate in Plyos without01:31:52
agreeing with someone and it says01:31:54
Thessaloniki is impossible I can't imagine01:31:57
imagine here I am about this01:32:00
I remembered that as far as I understand01:32:02
Ukrainian, but actually it’s possible or01:32:05
no Yes01:32:06
Of course it’s possible, but there are hundreds of drones hanging01:32:09
Ukrainian is now above the front line01:32:12
Donov and01:32:13
in addition to those that are expensive01:32:17
military hanging, well, hundreds, not hundreds, but01:32:20
dozens of drones that cost three pennies01:32:22
they have been hanging since 14 years old they are very01:32:25
well managed and does its job01:32:27
task01:32:28
sometimes you don’t feel sorry for them even if you feel bad for them01:32:30
practice either rap or01:32:33
this one01:32:35
anti-aircraft installations and they shoot them down01:32:38
cheap 10 but I don’t know who it is very well01:32:42
there's a lot of drone hanging around and that's just it01:32:45
good help01:32:48
and arte and broken into groups and troops01:32:51
defense and attack01:32:53
this is a good combat unit done01:32:58
because I know that Ukrainian troops01:33:01
they use it a lot01:33:03
the same drones that I used01:33:04
Navalny, are the Russian troops really theirs?01:33:07
they really just don't see01:33:09
Well, Vegeta can't see them, they can hear them.01:33:12
than they can see them they can hear them01:33:15
understand that let’s say there is a drone somewhere01:33:18
heavy drone visible heavy drone its view01:33:22
it is seen by enemy troops light drone01:33:25
No01:33:26
it rises firstly there is a lot01:33:29
systems to return it to the starting point01:33:33
Almost all drones are now even01:33:35
bought there in China they are already equipped01:33:39
systems when the channel is disconnected01:33:42
communications are not returned01:33:44
to the starting point and then just hang01:33:47
or these kids serve drones pretty good01:33:50
effective I don’t know what kind of drone it was01:33:53
Navalny has these drones that01:33:55
what are they used for?01:33:57
I’ve been wanting 14 in stages for 8 years now and they’re right away01:34:01
appeared on the front line on01:34:04
battlefields and the most interesting thing is that01:34:08
brought it will be volunteers01:34:10
almost those who filmed there01:34:14
Weddings were filmed, some streams01:34:18
they made videos for those same cuts, that is01:34:22
These are quite household drones01:34:24
cheap now already available now already available01:34:27
professional good non-combat01:34:29
professional good drones with01:34:31
good Komi can see pretty far01:34:34
and well and well managed01:34:36
and with systems01:34:38
switching frequencies but you know what01:34:40
this is what it is01:34:41
this one and and they have quite01:34:43
good electronic protection system01:34:46
Russian struggle to fall01:34:49
when it turns on especially broadband01:34:52
jammers them really Patrushev it but if01:34:57
either the machine or the operators succeed01:34:59
turn on the return system then they01:35:01
returning to the place where the start is going nowhere01:35:04
everything goes fine then 5 work a01:35:07
hi Kirill salon who is everything01:35:10
can't believe that a drone can01:35:12
let him fly over something without permission01:35:15
he is an object let him explain to himself01:35:18
yuri people how can a drone without permission01:35:21
fly over Russian positions or or01:35:24
this is also all some kind of terrible conspiracy01:35:28
By the way, the novel is as soon as we01:35:31
we started talking about drones01:35:33
it means it’s true our listeners are giving up01:35:37
because I've been here more than once01:35:39
was also distributed01:35:42
number and that’s why you took part about01:35:44
Ukrainian nettle system which with01:35:47
using drones, tablets and walkie-talkies01:35:50
now starling of allows01:35:52
coordinate work on artillery and01:35:55
if you can briefly explain and01:35:58
How does Ukrainian artillery work?01:36:02
differed in this sense from work01:36:05
Russian01:36:06
started it myself01:36:08
well if from the very beginning to if 14 years so01:36:12
the main thing was the program01:36:14
this program is our IT specialists01:36:17
created and then hung on it01:36:20
and drones and01:36:21
equipment that worked art and01:36:25
tablets and brought it all together01:36:28
the system was there before the technology was01:36:31
They're pretty advanced guys01:36:34
created a system that makes itself01:36:36
defended that is, I practically01:36:37
it was impossible not to hack even after stealing 101:36:40
or it wasn’t she who took half the tablets01:36:43
this system itself was destroyed and01:36:47
program this program immediately01:36:50
calculated the exit points of the projectile.01:36:55
arrival that is, both minus and plus heights in01:36:59
movement determined the movement parameters01:37:03
air masses and everything that is needed is allowed01:37:06
for art fate for accuracy this is how it is01:37:11
how different it was from the Russian one01:37:14
from the Russian Soviet duck this is the sky and01:37:17
earth is the next level01:37:20
this one is from the Russian one with the same but01:37:24
let’s say there’s practically nothing from NATO01:37:26
was practically no different, it was a cast01:37:28
why is the NATO system now on01:37:30
at the moment when 155 mouths enter01:37:33
our artillerymen are very easy on her01:37:36
we are practically going to relearn01:37:38
based on this nettle and I use it01:37:42
nettles for eight years because01:37:44
the war has been going on for 8 years, this is us after 2 401:37:49
numbers and such 2 aviation phase real and01:37:52
finds in Donbass 8 years 14 years and that's it01:37:55
this time nettle was used01:37:57
And01:37:58
people got their hands on it and01:38:02
learned it practically practically01:38:06
cast of the NATO system Russian as01:38:08
Malanin is approaching this, I haven’t started01:38:12
burn and I will interrupt and clarify when you01:38:16
say that this is a cast of NATO01:38:17
systems01:38:18
but I just want to remind our01:38:21
listeners that there is a cardinal difference01:38:23
between the NATO nettle system01:38:25
system is that NATO01:38:27
already built-in weapons and sometimes even01:38:30
drones are attached to artillery while01:38:33
while yours was created literally from01:38:36
civil quarrel that is from01:38:38
penny drones penny walkie talkies but01:38:42
not quite a penny01:38:43
penny tablets, that is, for01:38:46
lack of a stamp you wrote on01:38:49
simple01:38:50
but I cooked this technique01:38:54
the whole point of this system is the program itself01:38:57
already what or rather where is this program01:39:00
write it down depends on what you have01:39:03
what tablet is used valid01:39:04
whether it is an atoll or not depends on its01:39:07
functionality process01:39:09
this program is clear what it is01:39:13
the system that was brought to its knees and so01:39:17
the assembled system calls him to his knees01:39:19
she she longing has a relationship in the sense of01:39:23
the very idea01:39:25
fire control and apartment and01:39:28
adjustments01:39:30
She's completely collected01:39:32
all the junk stuff from aliexpress yes01:39:35
when it's really heaven I understand but01:39:37
nevertheless they collected both the same and her01:39:41
the work worked quite successfully01:39:42
now during the transition when entering01:39:45
NATO systems are practically like this01:39:47
also the same but really01:39:48
already built into the map of NATO missiles01:39:52
there are already drones and01:39:54
built-in tablets especially in self-propelled guns01:39:57
especially here is the most optimal one01:39:59
interesting south is Caesar French01:40:02
this system is still in motion01:40:04
can already determine the coordinates of the target01:40:06
tune in after stopping after01:40:09
there literally within a minute it can already01:40:11
send misaka dozens of shells01:40:14
leaving is a good owl01:40:17
here outside write by the way he corrects me01:40:20
that it’s not Kirill Saloniki but Nikolai01:40:22
Thessaloniki of course I'm terribly sorry01:40:25
but it doesn’t change the essence of the matter, but01:40:29
now if possible we are already01:40:32
We've been talking long enough and I remind you01:40:35
what is this Yulia Latynina and romance with an and01:40:37
that the novel is a military pilot colonel01:40:41
stock01:40:42
military expert accordingly he flew01:40:45
in Ukraine and I'm starting to do it myself01:40:50
the main issue01:40:51
please tell me the novel what happened in01:40:54
Severodonetsk before I entered there01:40:56
on the spit how the battles took place there and what01:41:00
changed when NATO artillery01:41:02
I went there01:41:06
in Severodonetsk initially service pack01:41:09
was completely Ukrainian01:41:12
that was a few weeks ago and even01:41:15
about a month and have not arrived yet01:41:18
Russian troops are not close to the city01:41:20
have already begun to attack and that little dior01:41:24
there was an interesting tactic at the beginning01:41:28
at first we launched generals like this01:41:32
called meat without collecting them myself01:41:35
collected throughout01:41:38
all over the corner01:41:41
mobilized people and set it up01:41:44
they gave us a machine gun and didn’t throw it at our positions01:41:47
in order to determine01:41:50
the direction of fire and the position itself as01:41:53
such after our01:41:57
the soldiers opened fire and spotted the positions01:42:01
art that was betrayed to the stormers01:42:05
groups01:42:06
she opened fire on our positions01:42:09
then tried to extinguish them if already01:42:13
stormtroopers to clear01:42:15
the position that was stewing Arthur it was01:42:18
at first01:42:19
after some01:42:23
after some time and01:42:26
occupation by Russian troops than01:42:29
Almost the entire city had ours withdrawn01:42:31
edge loud is a good place for01:42:35
holding this is good concrete good01:42:39
concrete fortifications good old01:42:41
reinforced concrete plant that performs01:42:45
verge that fulfilled its time01:42:47
some functions for ammonia processing01:42:51
fertilizers, etc. and so on. but this is this01:42:53
old Soviet design which01:42:56
can easily hold01:43:00
almost everything except a nuclear strike01:43:05
and therefore now for now for now01:43:06
ours is located mostly to the side01:43:08
make forays as much as possible and01:43:13
so now it has changed that is01:43:16
they are practically Russian troops01:43:18
they storm the edge, they don’t storm the city01:43:21
when whom they also moved closer01:43:24
northeast and east at basically an hour01:43:27
work then worked art worked in01:43:30
mostly Soviet art that 152 and 12201:43:35
covered the tanks were approaching01:43:38
So, no, not yet, I haven’t come in, I haven’t come in yet01:43:42
NATO 155 mouth was very difficult01:43:46
get there the first time there or01:43:47
cover according to old Soviet standards01:43:51
some points or in the same01:43:54
counter-battery warfare01:43:57
compete with Russian Arthur because01:43:59
which was almost one of our trunks01:44:02
10-15 shafts per one of our projectiles flew01:44:04
deny the Russian outfits it was01:44:07
it was very difficult for us to save ammunition01:44:11
at least 30 percent should have01:44:13
take care after a long time it started to come in01:44:15
especially the first divisions entered sevens01:44:19
strongly 777 15501:44:23
comes in with the divisions and01:44:26
ammunition and sometimes even bk comes01:44:29
warehouses are being created in front of the artillery itself01:44:32
then it just pulls up are the duck01:44:34
that's when01:44:35
commanders who made decisions on01:44:38
art work and wrote out combat assignments01:44:41
they began to understand what they had01:44:45
155 155 caliber shells increased01:44:49
than needed or more than01:44:52
should be like in nd mode started01:44:57
use as much as possible01:44:59
started using old 150 containers and01:45:02
shells and now it’s an interesting situation01:45:06
besides, Severodonetsk probably has01:45:07
along the entire front, Ukrainian troops are now01:45:11
with the help of Russian and Russian01:45:14
invasions go almost to01:45:16
NATO standards are shooting now01:45:18
bye and all all trunks and01:45:23
all weapons are soviet soviet guns01:45:27
which we had in service01:45:29
trying to get rid of them comes 15501:45:32
NATO standard comes on show and goes01:45:35
something so planned is not planned01:45:38
natural replacement, that is, for good01:45:40
We almost shoot all the ammunition01:45:43
Soviet shells01:45:45
naturally the trunks end and01:45:49
it will practically go to the bottom01:45:51
recycling old Soviet01:45:54
weapons are currently being replaced01:45:56
that is, approach01:45:58
NATO NATO standards01:46:01
NATO weapons are replacing old ones01:46:03
Soviet when entering 155 art is acceptable01:46:06
there is this is art because besides01:46:08
NATO artillery comes to burn very01:46:11
a lot of things are pretty good but already01:46:14
everyone knows they surprised me01:46:18
stinger ah in low besides this it's still coming01:46:23
there are a lot of interesting things that we01:46:26
we will carry it out but they don’t come in either01:46:29
are ousting the old Soviet starosta01:46:31
technique and this01:46:36
quite interesting01:46:38
replacement of Ukrainians requires marking01:46:41
sorry because these things are for sure01:46:44
they are registered with official Lend-Lease01:46:47
so we can probably say that01:46:49
it turns out this is not a secret for01:46:52
American taxpayer and01:46:54
Russian army01:46:57
but for them it may not yet be01:46:59
for us this is but at least01:47:02
at least you can go on air right now01:47:05
you can say what you can now01:47:07
talking broadcast is not quite all that is01:47:09
when will she appear on the front when01:47:13
it will already be heard and seen then01:47:15
it will be possible to say, but from the fact that01:47:18
has already appeared and at least what01:47:20
you can already see the light ones are already working, yes this is01:47:23
300 are definitely already appearing 600 are starting01:47:26
work up to this is just the weapon01:47:29
which is also important for us now01:47:33
these same etibar revitalizing ammunition01:47:37
almost as important as heavy ones01:47:38
weapons and the question is what can01:47:41
be even more important01:47:42
because at the moment especially in01:47:45
area of Donetsk Chuni is suppressed by his01:47:47
very difficult and will suppress the Russian01:47:49
By01:47:52
Russian aviation in the Donbass region01:47:55
feel like you're at home, that is01:47:58
in order to somehow suppress it too01:48:01
we must first knock him out Russian so01:48:04
becoming a shaper can easily do01:48:06
even without missiles, which we are unlikely to have yet01:48:10
they will give it because there are no planes that01:48:12
they can launch them before01:48:14
novel I think what needs to be done here01:48:16
a little pause and tell you what01:48:19
such switch blankets because I if01:48:23
I'm honestly absolutely delighted with this01:48:25
history but I'm not sure that all of us01:48:27
listeners know what it is01:48:29
you need borate housing ammunition type 2 it01:48:33
now at least the one in01:48:35
the masses will come en masse from here01:48:38
extreme party heard from b to 600 of them already01:48:41
up to 1000 pieces should be this this this01:48:44
ok that's good that's good ammo01:48:47
you bara is tenacious it’s practically01:48:50
explosives that can hang in01:48:54
air01:48:55
certain time 300 hang there no01:48:58
there are ten minutes, 600 is practical01:49:01
g-lens with wings that can hang01:49:04
up to 30 40 minutes and find your target on01:49:08
the operator is controlled naturally and01:49:12
300 work mainly as manpower01:49:15
enemy01:49:16
because practically01:49:18
this is a grenade with wings up01:49:22
600 is already jilin that is the same01:49:24
ammunition so that it can knock out a tank01:49:28
including armor especially on top01:49:32
since range bar fattening time01:49:36
The barges are quite large01:49:38
especially 6 hundredths then operators who01:49:42
will work with these01:49:44
with ammunition they will be able to reach a depth of 20-3001:49:48
kilometers almost cleared without01:49:51
contactlessly remove personal information01:49:55
composition and technology01:49:57
Well01:49:59
a depth of up to 30 kilometers of the front it was01:50:03
not a good bypass if we need it01:50:05
they will give especially they will give those quantity and01:50:07
most likely what for sulking why01:50:09
that based on what they are giving now and01:50:12
how much do they give01:50:13
let's say there are 100 worlds and g is assigned to this01:50:16
give thousands just as much for now01:50:18
hundreds would give a long time ago when I was giving01:50:20
thousand is it01:50:23
there will be a question01:50:25
In general, in the Russian army there are only01:50:28
the territory of Ukraine is not yet where01:50:31
There is01:50:33
troops armed with these01:50:36
flying ammunition01:50:39
in the first part of this program I talked about01:50:42
what is happening now in Severodonetsk01:50:44
correct me if I'm not very correct01:50:46
described the situation and I said that01:50:49
sits for example until recently at least01:50:53
at least the Ukrainian team is sitting in the house01:50:56
cannon fodder comes, Ukrainians are on it01:51:00
start shooting, the meat will come out01:51:02
paratroopers who see what is beginning01:51:04
shooting they call tank tank very01:51:08
carefully drives around the corner along it01:51:10
directly and UFO or even Java01:51:13
we won't get in, I said that01:51:16
this tank demolishes a five-story building from one01:51:19
sides and but on the other hand over everything01:51:22
a Ukrainian drone hangs on this battlefield and01:51:25
new artillery hits this one so01:51:27
Do I understand correctly that with the arrival01:51:30
switch playdo situation again01:51:32
will change again towards the Ukrainians01:51:36
and this tank will also fall victim01:51:39
switch play up01:51:40
well, even better for the Ukrainian troops01:51:44
this tank will not reach01:51:47
Severodonetsk01:51:49
that is, he will be shot down even before01:51:51
let's say tanks will get there01:51:54
Russians really you're right01:51:56
tell us the latest Russian tanks01:51:59
time began to be avoided, well, he understands that01:52:02
he can work off he ate a little he can01:52:04
work off and even more so geely01:52:07
they hide words no they just choose01:52:11
choosing positions goes out to shoot it01:52:14
themselves are fired upon and go under some kind of01:52:17
shelter but even with old art01:52:21
Russian one hundred pesetas but Soviet 15201:52:24
this is the same with the help of the same nettle and01:52:28
drones could cover these tanks01:52:31
when the 155 NATO car stopped looking there01:52:36
it was even easier to spend less01:52:38
shells for this tank01:52:40
pick it out because now now on01:52:42
at the moment almost01:52:44
tanks of the same Severodonetsk practically01:52:47
no they have them first you get the ticket then they01:52:50
stopped going there now in Donetsk and01:52:53
they go if they go and there are contact battles in01:52:58
mostly work on our part01:53:00
our knitting needle is01:53:04
the trio was called there and taken out there01:53:08
remained01:53:10
trained people from the armed forces01:53:13
Ukraine most likely it was it could01:53:17
be part of the main intelligence directorate01:53:20
Ministry of Defense either or01:53:23
prepared to work in01:53:26
developments in cities part of the national01:53:29
guards and now this knitting needle01:53:33
works01:53:35
Severodonetsk why contacts01:53:39
by and large with the same with the same01:53:42
knitting needle wright from the Russian side but for now01:53:47
alternating01:53:48
such battles occur but based on this01:53:53
what from our side from the Russian side01:53:56
the sides of the cake are still working then just right01:54:00
Here01:54:02
almost middle middle01:54:05
Severodonetsk on01:54:07
plowing varieties I stand on the other side01:54:13
Am I understanding correctly that it's new?01:54:15
artillery it also allows you to hit01:54:17
and a large number of warehouses what are we talking about01:54:20
actually they said at the very beginning01:54:22
the very warehouses that according to you01:54:24
well known where they are located in the same01:54:28
from Donetsk and other places01:54:31
warehouses are located along the entire line01:54:33
front and now01:54:35
155 NATO art that came up01:54:38
stretched along also along the entire line01:54:41
front from Kharkov to Kherson in01:54:44
depending on01:54:46
goals and objectives that are set for her in one01:54:51
in one place and more in one place and less but01:54:53
she can reach deep now01:54:56
front to a depth of 30–40 kilometers in01:55:00
depending on the art itself or whether01:55:02
the shell that came with it01:55:06
I will repeat the target designations again01:55:08
target designations are actually given by the partisans and01:55:10
purpose when they give with and Sochniki the same way01:55:14
works and01:55:15
devoted and this is bright and the throne and moreover01:55:18
drones that are devoted to art01:55:22
NATO is not quite so powerful then01:55:24
these are military drones that01:55:28
taught not to say what they can01:55:31
work in radio interference mode01:55:33
counter-battery and Russian fish see01:55:39
far away with good cameras01:55:41
transmit target coordinates directly to the system01:55:44
and not just one installation at all01:55:47
complex of installations slope which which01:55:49
comes in and that's at least two batteries up to01:55:52
division and01:55:54
because there are warehouses and we talk about them01:55:58
we know again, I won’t repeat it again01:56:00
logistics has changed almost01:56:03
mechanism logistic mechanism01:56:05
tits haven't changed it's good for01:56:07
for us they are still bones, that is, you can01:56:11
easy to calculate where in what area in01:56:15
depending on depth and front from01:56:18
some tasks that they perform01:56:21
Russian troops on data on this01:56:24
stage or in this territory you can01:56:27
in principle yes01:56:29
there kilometers calculate where they will be01:56:31
locate their warehouses where they will not01:56:33
fault repair bases will be located01:56:35
it is permissible to place01:56:38
this barracks or resting place01:56:41
personnel for rotation, etc. And01:56:44
etc. this is a natural task and with01:56:47
the source or the partisans are working01:56:49
transmit this information from within01:56:51
directly01:56:53
team commander who control01:56:56
operational command which01:56:58
the art is controlled by the new ones and then01:57:02
they are working, it turns on by itself01:57:06
system01:57:07
definitions of cognition and purpose01:57:11
target designation fire adjustment already01:57:13
directly on NATO art she01:57:17
it works pretty well because01:57:18
depth somewhere up to 40 kilometers now01:57:21
at the moment we can get01:57:23
almost everything that is located01:57:25
Russians during these three months01:57:28
behind the front line which is along01:57:33
Donetsk Avdeevka Gorlovka from in general from01:57:36
waves almost to Kramatorsk01:57:39
this is this01:57:41
arta can reach about 4001:57:45
kilometers of the front line that is there01:57:48
has been standing for 8 years, of course everything is special01:57:51
in the Donetsk area almost all warehouses01:57:55
all points01:57:57
the defeats that are needed, we know about it01:57:59
that 8 years ago they were not strong by the way01:58:02
Lily's chemistry was no more and blew up than01:58:05
this is what makes me feel so bad right now from heavy art01:58:08
she still gets the radius from her01:58:11
lesions and depth of penetration and01:58:15
the charging power is much greater then01:58:18
at the moment we get almost01:58:20
wherever possible and she01:58:22
the cake starts to work especially here I am01:58:25
noticed in the area of Donetsk and Gorlovka01:58:28
excitement about what ours is starting to work on01:58:31
art according to intelligence data and yes and earlier01:58:35
intelligence and again to intelligence.01:58:39
towards it seems like under a counter battery01:58:43
work starts to turn on01:58:45
Russian art and going to01:58:48
the firing range is clearly not the range01:58:53
shooting that does not reach ours01:58:55
only the battery is up to ours, even the troops are up to01:58:59
first level of defense of Ukrainian troops01:59:03
and after that interesting after that01:59:07
it's clear that this is art that comes out01:59:09
let's omit for 30 which has a range01:59:12
shooting there 15 20 kilometers she hits01:59:15
in Donetsk I’m standing on the small side01:59:17
Mospino, of course Marinka doesn’t need it01:59:19
will finish but01:59:21
the gaps are in Donetsk itself, that is01:59:24
practically Russian art works on01:59:27
cities the moment when our Ukrainian01:59:30
art begins to work on the plane in depth01:59:34
aroma is it correct I now understand that01:59:37
you said that these are the gaps that01:59:39
are now happening in Donetsk and which01:59:41
Naturally they don’t speak Russian Russia01:59:43
Absolutely, but how is it Ukrainian?01:59:47
the army is shooting you say something01:59:49
the Russian army itself is shooting, trying01:59:52
finish off the Ukrainian but it’s like she’s all01:59:55
it also flies wherever it flies01:59:58
Well, firstly, not only in Donetsk, it’s02:00:02
along the entire front line almost02:00:04
front line and mit.edu old which02:00:06
there was something there from wave to eagle02:00:09
where to02:00:11
somewhere in Kramatorsk02:00:14
say that they are shooting and that’s it02:00:18
no matter where it will fly, it’s unlikely because02:00:20
any archive knows where it will fall02:00:22
projectile and02:00:25
battery calculations that lead02:00:28
counter-battery02:00:30
fight shooting at02:00:33
working on the Ukrainian side02:00:36
sevens 155 arte they know exactly what02:00:40
outfits won't reach these places this is a hundred02:00:43
I don't know where they will fall02:00:45
they know perfectly well that they will not fall02:00:47
the city is most likely under fire02:00:51
Ukrainian fire is being covered02:00:54
shelling of big cities02:00:58
DPR is Donetsk Gorlov and Makeev Yesenova02:01:03
you're the one this is my homeland02:01:06
because I know very well what is there02:01:07
happens from which direction it flies and in02:01:09
which direction who is shooting02:01:12
why is this being done? based on this02:01:15
that immediately begins to believe rises02:01:19
Russian journalists simply and moreover02:01:24
the most interesting thing is that02:01:26
context what is this02:01:29
155 NATO artillery fires02:01:33
peaceful cities and02:01:35
this fits into this context in02:01:39
information bomb until now02:01:41
maybe somewhere it will explode or02:01:44
she'll be rushing somewhere, not traveling somewhere02:01:46
that's why it's from the last week it's less02:01:48
10 even this happens with nothing 3 they02:01:53
hiding no one is hiding that is02:01:56
it turns out the batteries work until the thirties02:01:59
what's in our direction02:02:00
come out and d 20 by the way 150 trades02:02:04
twenties old also work off by herself02:02:07
Demirovsky in our direction but everything flies in02:02:09
city and city it’s a pity somehow my dear02:02:12
the city is why this is important to me novel02:02:16
this is a very serious statement02:02:18
Russian artillery deliberately02:02:21
is shelling Donetsk so I think that02:02:25
we will leave this statement to the referee02:02:28
let's say Ruslana Levieva from the conflict02:02:31
intelligence especially since it's easy02:02:33
check because if it's Russian02:02:36
artillery at 122 and if it02:02:43
120 or 22 before 30 before and if before 20 it is 15202:02:51
to and if 122 and 152 and if this02:02:59
155 to very, very easy by the way this02:03:02
define02:03:05
a referee would be nice, but let's say02:03:09
yours02:03:10
Friends02:03:12
somehow we dug up this topic and tried it02:03:15
to get to the bottom of it all after all02:03:16
it’s happening and why it’s unclear02:03:18
Why let the edge of the edge of the Ukrainian02:03:21
there is no point in the army doing this for sure02:03:24
then it’s also not possible to do it in Russia yet02:03:26
understandable but something is going on there02:03:28
Let's say there are moments now in Donetsk and in02:03:31
DPR call Irinka in my opinion replaces02:03:33
Almost all governments in the DPR02:03:35
at the moment it might have something to do with02:03:39
this happens almost all the time now02:03:41
government banner sent to02:03:42
resignation while there is still only one pushilin left02:03:44
Yesterday there was an explosion in his domain, and that's it02:03:49
happens at some point02:03:51
here in the DPR manual02:03:55
and they started after the arrival02:03:58
Kiriyenko because Kiriyenko is still not02:04:00
ordinary person02:04:01
I understand the skin and Putin and somehow02:04:06
has the right to somehow contact him then02:04:09
there can be some adjustments of your own02:04:11
moments I think it's all connected with02:04:14
some tasks they were given02:04:17
what if someone can help clean them02:04:19
please pegasus02:04:22
novel I think that krank is definitely not02:04:25
commands howitzers but here we are, that's the question02:04:27
designated and we move on and because02:04:30
We've been talking for almost an hour now02:04:33
I remind you that this is a Yulia Latynina fragrance02:04:35
Tsvetan and we discuss what is happening02:04:38
V02:04:40
Severodonetsk and this is what is happening in02:04:42
the entire front line and then at the Necron02:04:44
last question because you draw02:04:47
quite an optimistic picture at this time02:04:49
the same moment is your own02:04:51
command well, besides that but02:04:54
screams where the Western weapons are02:04:56
she talks about very big losses02:04:59
Ukrainian troops here and Zelensky and02:05:03
the generals around him say that Ukraine02:05:06
loses 100 people a day02:05:09
a huge loss for Ukraine like you02:05:13
assess Ukraine's losses and how do you02:05:15
estimate the losses of Russian troops02:05:17
Now02:05:18
well, you put woo at the beginning of the question02:05:22
that's right, that is, when shouting02:05:24
screaming is not enough02:05:26
weapons from the West and right there02:05:29
adds your show we are losing a lot it02:05:32
somehow connected I understand this correctly02:05:34
that's all well but sir she but it's very easy02:05:37
connect both02:05:40
to enhance02:05:42
to enhance the moment that we02:05:45
there really isn't enough and we don't02:05:47
enough this is really a Western weapon02:05:51
like we have almost all Soviet weapons02:05:54
we are already using it, that is, we need02:05:56
Western because with weapons but they would war02:05:59
there is no such thing as too many weapons in a war02:06:01
The more you ask, the better, even02:06:04
ask for twice as much and they will give it to you02:06:06
at least half less, that's for you too02:06:08
needed for what at this time under02:06:11
absorbs information about losses02:06:14
Ukrainian troops but I don’t know a little02:06:16
not really a politician so it’s difficult for me02:06:19
bring together02:06:20
put on what about02:06:23
almost no one ever loses their money02:06:27
doesn't say but at least from the military02:06:29
if they start talking about these losses02:06:31
this is most likely what they already say02:06:33
policies under some of their own maybe02:06:35
politically political tasks02:06:39
when they run out of lines follow02:06:41
probably stopped it maybe but military02:06:43
It’s not customary for the military to talk about losses02:06:46
until the war is over you can cook about02:06:48
enemy losses can be 10 times02:06:50
increase02:06:51
based on the tasks that stand in02:06:54
information war on its losses02:06:57
It’s better not to say even if you know them but02:07:00
I'll tell you that little secret02:07:03
no one knows what losses are real02:07:05
what a waste of an hour at the moment02:07:07
happens on what we bear02:07:10
no statistics no statistics no02:07:14
statistical authorities who can02:07:16
clearly say how much is acceptable02:07:18
the moment today an army of people appeared02:07:23
Ukrainians or, say, Russian troops02:07:26
and and over clearly how much it is very difficult and02:07:29
even if you don't know better about it02:07:31
talk about 100 people, but if they02:07:34
burning president supreme fangs column02:07:37
command if there are these numbers02:07:39
repeats its surroundings, let's say if02:07:42
these numbers repeat02:07:44
military command means how02:07:47
at least sometime on some day of the stage02:07:50
this figure was that is, they cannot with02:07:52
ceiling is to take yes what is the number in02:07:55
at the moment but she is in my opinion02:07:58
feels like it's very overpriced now02:08:01
once we come in02:08:02
we are on the defensive and quite02:08:07
in deep defense02:08:09
offensive actions except for02:08:11
Kherson direction is now given02:08:13
the moment is not carried out along the entire line02:08:15
front behind the front line of 1300 kilometers02:08:18
offensive in the Kherson region is underway02:08:21
very careful with the name by the way02:08:24
this one is very powerful02:08:28
artillery preparation, that is, practically02:08:30
The area is being cleared02:08:33
artoy and then our ours just comes in02:08:35
the troops continue to try to hold on02:08:38
bridgeheads by the way if this doesn’t work out02:08:41
If I get this one it's very powerful02:08:44
they don’t have time to bury themselves, it’s very powerful02:08:46
reply02:08:47
activist in order not to lose02:08:49
the soldiers are not in and the troops are being withdrawn why02:08:55
we sometimes hear Ukrainian troops in the morning02:08:59
occupied Kamyshevaha's mind that we liberated02:09:01
reeds lahu well this can happen in02:09:05
within a certain week there 2 then02:09:08
there are these positions02:09:11
positional battles, well, plus minus 2302:09:15
he can’t breathe for a kilometer, so tell me how long02:09:19
troops or let’s say for sure02:09:22
that at the moment we are there today02:09:25
lost 100 people, well it’s very difficult02:09:27
and so far I would not even strongly02:09:32
comment on the issue of losses in general02:09:35
our losses02:09:38
anyway, let's move it better02:09:41
at the end on until our victory then and02:09:44
every soldier, every Ukrainian02:09:49
let's remember, but also, well, some kind of solution02:09:52
it’s better not to ask this question now02:09:54
comment but if to the thought02:09:56
commander in chief of these these figures02:09:59
they call it that is the meaning of their tas I02:10:02
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Ukraine can win without the West02:10:39
weapons it will be a very long time02:10:41
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reducing time, that is, speeding up02:11:09
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spoke and what losses they suffered02:11:56
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Severodonetsk02:12:26
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