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Hello friends in Moscow 17 o'clock My00:01:34
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Vladimir’s studio Milov Vladimir Hello00:01:56
everyone, I’m very glad to be your00:01:58
guest Vladimir is the first most acute a00:02:00
question from our viewers from the chat, will00:02:03
you show me the little lucik?00:02:19
about00:02:21
the economy, but this morning we00:02:23
receive news that forced me to00:02:26
slightly redraw my on-air00:02:28
question grid, it concerns what is being heard00:02:31
in the Bryansk region, and we must00:02:33
say for the viewers, I explained on air00:02:35
with Vladimir, we have already discussed A In general00:02:37
terms and shared impressions But00:02:39
of course the viewers did not let's leave without this, what do you think00:02:42
about what is happening? Is00:02:45
this00:02:46
some kind of I don’t know operation in the style of00:02:49
Ryazan sugar? Is this some kind of00:02:52
forerunner of more00:02:54
important events, what should we even think about00:02:56
what is happening? Well, first of all, it’s unclear00:02:58
what happened, that is, there is extremely00:03:00
conflicting information from all sides00:03:02
And what is important is usually when something00:03:05
happens now, there are some kind of strikes,00:03:07
explosions, battles, and so on, then we00:03:11
quickly learn about the real consequences,00:03:13
such as some equipment was blown up, a fuel00:03:15
warehouse was blown up, there are a lot of losses00:03:18
There and so on, and here I see the plot00:03:21
has been going on since the morning everywhere, but there is00:03:29
no real factual data that there are any losses or destructions and so on.00:03:31
The only thing we see physically is00:03:34
these beautiful staged scenes the video00:03:37
means men in brand new, spotless uniforms00:03:41
with brand new machine guns and some00:03:43
kind of00:03:44
fancy flag that the hand stretches straight out00:03:47
there itself From the heart somewhere to the sun Yes, that’s00:03:49
all there is Honestly speaking, this is a00:03:53
very atypical story for real combat00:03:55
operations when We don’t yet know00:03:58
what physically happened there, but the fighters00:04:01
themselves post their videos, usually that’s what00:04:03
Kadyrov’s people do in principle, that’s why00:04:05
my first version is that there was00:04:09
a lot of criticism regarding these00:04:10
Russian volunteer units00:04:12
that are fighting for Ukraine, that they are00:04:14
phantom and real are not00:04:16
involved in hostilities Well, it’s kind of a logical first00:04:19
thought since there is so much criticism. I think00:04:22
that for example, there was such a negative reaction to the article in the00:04:24
New York Times00:04:27
from different sides that without00:04:28
evidence, everything is the00:04:30
first, as if it begs00:04:32
the conclusion. Let’s do something like this we’ll arrange it00:04:34
To show that we exist, yes, that’s why00:04:37
we need to wait for information about00:04:40
what these skirmishes really mean, that is,00:04:43
obviously physically. Some people00:04:44
infiltrated, that is, there was sabotage, if00:04:47
he has results. It seems to me that the main thing is that00:04:49
the war is going on, so the main thing is00:04:52
whether the damage has been done to the enemy So far00:04:55
there is no information specifically about this. And as00:04:57
for the Ryazan sugar, many00:05:00
have suggested that this is some kind of00:05:02
operation that00:05:04
will allow Putin to create a reason for00:05:07
some kind of New escalation New actions00:05:09
there, anything else, bomb00:05:12
Ukraine or declare mobilization if00:05:15
this is so, it is possible, then we will soon00:05:18
find out, it won’t take long to press there,00:05:21
many people are contacting this, and we are planning00:05:25
a meeting of this next00:05:27
meeting of the permanent members of the Security Council, we will00:05:30
very quickly. That is, it00:05:32
will be clear there within 24 hours, I will use it because they00:05:34
leave very quickly this whole topic00:05:36
is happening a lot at the front and if you00:05:39
use it, it needs to be done now, that00:05:41
is, within the next 24 hours. If it’s00:05:43
like something was done to be used00:05:46
as an excuse by Putin, then we’ll find out00:05:49
very soon. To be honest, it seems that00:05:51
Putin has already started using it as a00:05:53
pretext, at least he spoke in00:05:55
the spirit that this was a terrorist attack. Every time00:05:57
Putin, in my memory, at least00:05:59
called something, Excuse me, a terrorist attack, then after00:06:01
that there was either some00:06:03
tightening of laws there, the abolition of00:06:05
gubernatorial elections, some kind of00:06:06
repressive measures, as if we would00:06:09
literally 3 2 1 have to freeze in00:06:12
anticipation of something more terrible00:06:14
frightening Well, let’s see one of the00:06:18
conclusions that can be drawn is00:06:20
if he said the word terrorist attack and waved his00:06:22
wings there like we saw today00:06:24
but at the same time did nothing this too00:06:27
there will be an important sign that his00:06:31
capabilities for some serious00:06:33
actions and strikes have really been depleted, as00:06:35
many analysts have been saying about this lately, that00:06:37
this really means he has big00:06:39
resource problems and limiting00:06:41
factors, he speaks formidable words but00:06:43
can’t do anything, so I I think that we have to00:06:45
wait, firstly, it’s very interesting to get real00:06:47
information about what happened, if00:06:49
these soldiers of the Russian00:06:52
volunteer corps were really there,00:06:53
then a big request to them, like,00:06:56
tell us what was there, just there, like00:06:59
personnel, against the backdrop of some kind of structure00:07:02
of this It’s not enough to tell there00:07:04
something like what really happened during the00:07:06
battle Well, we’re waiting for the next 24 hours and00:07:09
this meeting of the Security Council. I think a lot00:07:11
will become clearer how the00:07:13
Russian side will use this. By the way, it00:07:15
won’t be long until it all happens00:07:16
literally tomorrow. And about Putin, I00:07:19
notice something interesting, in my opinion00:07:22
changes in his rhetoric over the past00:07:24
week after his address to the00:07:25
Federal Assembly after the actual00:07:27
concert in Luzhniki, which happened there the00:07:29
next day, Putin gave an interview to00:07:31
his courtier, I even told the00:07:33
underground00:07:35
correspondent Pavel Zarubin where00:07:37
he started talking about the collapse of Russia. It seems to me that00:07:40
for the first time in my memory, exactly00:07:42
like this she also talked about masquerade00:07:44
about the Urals, that’s all the other day, a couple of00:07:48
days ago, already sitting in front of colleagues00:07:51
in front of the FSB officers, he started talking about the fact that00:07:54
everything there is a paradise that has developed on Russian00:07:57
soil, it is necessary to prevent its activation. How00:08:01
can we interpret such changes in his00:08:03
rhetoric Is this a change?00:08:04
Is this the background of the last00:08:07
hope for him? It could be hysterical.00:08:09
Indeed, I would say that00:08:11
the correct definition is full of the last00:08:13
hope. Unfortunately, this topic is about the00:08:15
collapse of Russia, which many00:08:17
often promote without thinking.00:08:19
It is very beneficial for him because it is00:08:22
real. There are few conditions for the collapse of Russia00:08:24
if anyone wants to know my point of00:08:27
view in detail. I recently made a video about this00:08:29
on my YouTube channel and it’s00:08:33
just that the difference with the situation of the late00:08:36
Soviet Union is cardinal, that is,00:08:38
the conditions for the direct collapse of Russia are00:08:40
generally not there, there are some separate ones regions00:08:42
can secede, but the country is large and it’s00:08:45
difficult to call it a collapse, but this is a00:08:48
big giveaway for Putin because it is00:08:51
becoming increasingly difficult for him to sell an00:08:53
aggressive offensive war on the00:08:56
territory of another state of Ukraine,00:08:58
so it would be a very profitable situation for him00:09:01
that all these conversations are being confirmed.00:09:04
They are a lot years Propaganda00:09:06
has confirmed that the true goal of the West of00:09:09
all our enemies is to split and00:09:11
dismember Russia, and there are a00:09:14
lot of rhetorical calls for some kind of00:09:17
action that are aimed at this and for00:09:21
Putin it is beneficial, he will00:09:22
use it to scare the00:09:24
Russian population to say, you see It’s00:09:27
not me who is referring somewhere to another00:09:28
war of conquest, but I think it’s Russia00:09:31
because the threat of disintegration is that they really00:09:33
want to dismember and split us there, and he’s00:09:35
really right. You’re right, his rhetoric has changed,00:09:37
he crowed very actively on00:09:40
this topic. That is, he really glows when00:09:42
he talks about the division there into00:09:44
Muscovy. There and so on, it’s clear that he00:09:46
likes to protect the country from00:09:49
this artificial division,00:09:51
so I, by the way, many Western00:09:53
colleagues, I talked to him about this, they00:09:55
saw that it was a bad story, we need to00:09:58
end it because for Putin would00:09:59
rather have these conversations about the dismemberment of00:10:02
Russia. They are beneficial if Putin switched to00:10:05
such rhetoric. Does this mean that he is00:10:07
losing his last resources, and in order to00:10:10
continue this war, does this mean00:10:13
that he himself has begun to realize his00:10:16
losing position? I think that00:10:18
he has no resources yet in order to00:10:20
continue the war, what he lacks so far is00:10:24
confidence in the support of public00:10:26
opinion, it is so shaky, your00:10:28
colleagues on the channel discuss this topic a lot,00:10:31
Volkov recently talked about this,00:10:34
like this How many Russians00:10:36
during the war is a very sensible program that,00:10:39
roughly speaking, shows that there are a lot of00:10:41
nuances And in general, public opinion in00:10:45
Russia is very unstable. That is,00:10:46
people do not have any stable views,00:10:48
they are very divorced from reality, they are00:10:51
subject to propaganda, as we saw, for00:10:53
example, with the consequences of mobilization as00:10:56
some one movement that can00:10:59
affect their usual life and leads to00:11:02
very sharp changes in public00:11:03
opinion, that is, everything can shy away and00:11:06
Putin sees that the ground is shaky, he00:11:08
wants to create some kind of00:11:10
patriotic foundation Yes, on which to cling,00:11:13
like, you know, if you don’t support00:11:15
you may not even like what I’m00:11:17
doing with Ukraine but you see it00:11:19
all comes to us here in Russia like we have to00:11:21
defend our Earth there and so on00:11:23
And this is actually, in principle, from the playbook of00:11:26
such figures, that is, there is Stalin,00:11:29
remember there brothers and sisters, yes, that is,00:11:32
he destroyed our entire country and00:11:35
All the peoples who inhabited it, yes. And like,00:11:37
when the aggressor came, it means we00:11:40
all need to unite to defend00:11:42
our land and, in principle, this00:11:44
change in Putin’s rhetoric is00:11:46
very similar to this case.00:11:47
How is Putin trying to, I don’t00:11:51
know, try to activate society and00:11:53
activate it? such a core of his00:11:56
audience, if he spent two decades00:11:59
teaching society to be00:12:02
political, not to get into trouble, not to00:12:04
show initiative, not to act in any way,00:12:07
to be as quiet and00:12:10
uninitiative as possible, that’s right. This is00:12:13
obviously a logical contradiction;00:12:15
even if you dig deeper into it, he didn’t00:12:17
just teach people to be apolitical and00:12:20
he, his Propaganda taught the Russians that they00:12:22
can’t trust anyone at all00:12:24
and that they should only be concerned with their own00:12:27
selfish interests. And some of00:12:30
these big constructions there,00:12:32
patriotism there and so on, and this is some kind of all this,00:12:34
and in this sense he We00:12:38
see that in the last year he has been trying to00:12:39
use different topics to00:12:42
try to activate the people, but00:12:45
he is not very activated, which is when it00:12:48
seems to me that the most striking argument about00:12:49
such a real readiness to fight for00:12:52
the Tsar is this Voluntary00:12:54
mobilization until September, which went on for00:12:56
several months when it’s rough speaking there00:12:58
they were lured like 300,000 rubles per month00:13:00
300,000 is 10 times more than the00:13:02
average income In most00:13:04
regions, no one came despite00:13:08
such huge money no one came Yes,00:13:10
therefore, there really is a big00:13:12
contradiction here and it seems to me that he himself00:13:15
is in captivity of illusion. I thought00:13:17
when looking at this whole coven in00:13:19
Luzhniki, it seems to me that he believes that they00:13:23
really came. Because of the call of the heart,00:13:26
we know about 500 rubles, but they are no longer00:13:29
told about 500 rubles, moreover,00:13:30
if somewhere it breaks through to him00:13:33
The FSB is reporting that these adversaries00:13:34
are slandering, it means there is like a stuffing of the00:13:38
US CIA, no 500 rubles in fact,00:13:40
I think that here it is Possible And it00:13:43
has recharged itself, which means having been to00:13:45
Luzhniki You see how many people are00:13:46
clapping with lags Yes, look how everyone00:13:49
loves me e It seems to me that Here he is, he00:13:51
is in captivity of the illusion that00:13:54
this patriotic charge can00:13:56
work, this is his next big00:13:58
mistake. He is strong and overestimates. Could it be00:14:01
that Vladimir Putin and his00:14:03
entourage created an ideology not for the00:14:06
people? Following the example of Alpha Hitler, this00:14:08
comparison has become vulgar but now00:14:10
it seems absolutely fair in00:14:12
relation to Putin, so it could be00:14:15
that they created ideologies not for00:14:17
the people but for Putin himself, and00:14:19
the only person00:14:20
who really believed in it was Putin himself, they00:14:22
created more of a shell, that is, not an00:14:24
ideology, for example, how is Russia different00:14:27
from a real ideological dictatorship from the00:14:29
same NSD AP and from North Korea from00:14:32
Iran that Do you understand what is the difference00:14:35
with the real ideology? Here the real00:14:38
ideology is, in principle, what they say00:14:39
And in what they believe, they seem to do it, and00:14:42
that is, like take away for the bourgeoisie,00:14:44
it means pouring everything over. Well, that really00:14:47
means that and it was, yes. Or, accordingly,00:14:49
the ideology of Hitler’s Nazism is there,00:14:52
like enslaving other inferior00:14:54
peoples means exploiting them and00:14:56
distributing some of this to the Germans there, yes Well, it’s00:14:59
like an ideology and they implement00:15:01
it In practice, Putin’s fundamental00:15:04
story is that he has no00:15:06
working ideologies, all that they00:15:08
express in public is an attempt to00:15:10
explain, to create some kind of beautiful00:15:12
picture, an explanation that will make00:15:16
people not freak out about the fact that00:15:18
corruption is really happening, stratification of00:15:20
inequality, lack of economic00:15:23
growth there drop in income and so on, that’s why00:15:25
these are all pseudo00:15:29
ideological exercises in searching for00:15:31
beautiful pictures, how to explain it means00:15:33
that a group of parasites is just sitting there and00:15:35
exploiting the country and terrorizing the00:15:38
whole world. Yes, they are trying to spread different things, and00:15:42
now00:15:43
the story that00:15:45
Russia is being attacked has really begun to dominate and I think they will00:15:48
transform their entire00:15:50
discourse, excuse me, towards the fact that this war is00:15:53
such a defensive,00:15:55
domestic one, that we are being attacked and00:15:58
we must defend ourselves,00:15:59
today’s events in the00:16:02
Bryansk region fit perfectly in those two00:16:03
border villages where supposedly, according to the first00:16:05
data, Ukrainian saboteurs entered00:16:08
this is what the eight were told and what the00:16:10
heads of these at least the head of the00:16:13
Bryansk region reported before they went00:16:16
to bed this morning. In general, I want to say that00:16:18
Ukraine certainly has the right00:16:21
to defend itself in all ways,00:16:25
including striking targets on00:16:28
Russian territory that are used00:16:29
for aggression, so this is if they00:16:32
do it they do it correctly, but here00:16:34
you need to understand that such raids I00:16:36
think they should be as00:16:38
effective as possible That is, if it00:16:40
is done just for Instagram00:16:43
Well, I’m not really that kind of thing I welcome there00:16:46
a lot of talk about something like Let’s00:16:48
fight Putin by force of arms00:16:50
Let’s fight armed Yes,00:16:54
take pictures with machine guns for social networks00:16:56
No, it’s not that I myself00:16:59
can dress up in camouflage, take a00:17:01
machine gun, drive in the forest, but but, yes,00:17:04
it doesn’t lead to anything, and in this00:17:06
sense, you need to understand that for such00:17:09
actions that relate to objects on the00:17:12
territory of Russia,00:17:13
it is desirable that there be a real result.00:17:16
Well, for our viewers, I’ll just say00:17:18
that photographs on the territory of the Bryansk00:17:21
region in camouflage were given by those00:17:23
same representatives of the Russian00:17:24
volunteer corps, no matter who they00:17:26
were, and not Ukrainian armed forces forces,00:17:30
for example,00:17:31
Vladimir, you have already said that Vladimir00:17:34
Putin00:17:35
still has quite a lot of resources00:17:38
to wage war, you yourself, in00:17:40
principle, at the very address to the Federal00:17:41
Assembly, the bicycle is as if but war,00:17:43
if it is no longer the norm of life, then it will be with us00:17:45
for a long time. And I want to understand for a long time. How00:17:48
much? For how long will he have00:17:52
enough of these resources? It depends on the00:17:55
nature of the war in the mode00:17:59
they are currently waging, that is, relatively speaking.00:18:01
They are conducting very intense00:18:03
offensive operations along a narrow00:18:04
section of the front00:18:06
and simply holding on to everyone else there,00:18:09
doing nothing on other sectors.00:18:12
in this mode, this can be carried out00:18:15
for years. Unfortunately, this can be carried out00:18:17
for years, so the question here depends on,00:18:19
firstly, how decisively Ukraine can00:18:22
quite decisively liberate a00:18:24
significant majority of the00:18:26
occupied territories; in principle,00:18:29
things are moving towards this and everyone is00:18:31
waiting for the Ukrainian offensive, but we know that there00:18:34
are restrictions on the supply of heavy00:18:36
equipment and so on, and Putin has no options to00:18:40
decisively turn the tide of the war,00:18:42
but we see that in this situation00:18:45
he has chosen for himself this strategy of00:18:48
targeted advance due to the fact00:18:50
that he simply throws00:18:54
cannon fodder into battle that is, they are advancing in00:18:56
these waves on the00:18:58
depleting side and, accordingly,00:19:02
this tactic of millimeter advance,00:19:04
it also seems to bring certain things00:19:06
because yes, Okay, they have been moving towards00:19:09
encircling Bakhmut there for months, but they are00:19:12
close to encircling him as a result. Yes,00:19:15
therefore, here, too, in the war, an important00:19:18
initiative After Kherson, everyone expected00:19:21
that Ukraine would go on an active offensive. I’m00:19:24
not a supporter of00:19:26
spurring them on to this. Let them, as00:19:28
we know there, well, in the summer, all this00:19:31
was expected of them; they only began to attack in the fall.00:19:33
Let them take as much time as00:19:35
they really need. but it’s just that if they00:19:38
don’t attack in the near future,00:19:40
it means that they will continue. This is00:19:42
Putin’s tactic of gnawing off00:19:44
the millimeter. We see what it00:19:47
brings him there. Small but tactical00:19:50
successes which, in principle, show,00:19:53
firstly, a lot of resources are not spent there00:19:55
on such a move war, he00:19:57
has resources, and secondly, this allows00:20:01
PR to sell it to the people. You see00:20:03
There, like they say Artyomovsk, that’s what they00:20:05
call it here, we took it like that. After00:20:08
stubborn battles, they give themselves00:20:11
medals and they will show fanfare there on00:20:13
TV. Well, Putin will have something00:20:15
to amuse in this situation, that is, at00:20:17
least some after all the bad00:20:20
news of the fall. But now for him there00:20:22
may be some at00:20:24
least relatively good news.00:20:26
Therefore, for such a course of the war, he has00:20:28
enough resources for a long period00:20:32
Without evaluatively, without evaluatively the moral00:20:35
side of the issue, I will still say that00:20:37
human resources are being wasted in huge00:20:39
quantities and without now assessing the00:20:41
moral and ethical qualities of those people00:20:42
who participate in battles on the side of00:20:45
Russia, and according to available data, these losses have00:20:49
already exceeded all losses of Russia since in00:20:52
all conflicts it begins the second00:20:54
world war, that is, Afghanistan and Chechnya, and00:20:56
here it Probably makes sense to ask00:20:59
this question: what will happen to Russia in general00:21:04
When the war ends After00:21:06
it loses But now it00:21:08
has already lost at least 40-60 thousand00:21:10
killed and up to00:21:12
2250,000 this is in cumulative loss in killed and00:21:16
wounded What will happen to Russia if these00:21:18
losses increase multiple in 5 years00:21:21
in 10 years Well, first of all, I want to say00:21:24
that we could be convinced many times But00:21:27
now, in my opinion, if anyone00:21:28
didn’t fully understand, it’s already clear that00:21:30
Putin I don’t care about all these00:21:33
human sacrifices. By the way, I’ll once again00:21:36
advertise my Youtube channel.00:21:37
Today I have another video coming out in00:21:39
my series about 2000 about Beslan Nord-Ost00:21:42
and the second Chechen war, and I’m just00:21:46
explaining to us, there’s a quote directly from Boris00:21:47
Nemtsova, how00:21:48
he talked to Putin about the victim and00:21:52
who should ask him what are you disturbing00:21:54
there But people died Well, how did they die,00:21:56
we need to investigate, we need some kind of00:21:59
justice, he says Oh well, like they00:22:01
died and that’s all that means and you can turn00:22:04
the page So he’s all quiet00:22:07
as for society, here we see00:22:10
I think you know very well. This is a00:22:12
cynical paradox, that is, they00:22:15
recruit people to the front as much as possible from00:22:18
such rather backward provincial00:22:20
regions, including these prisoners00:22:23
of Wagner, and that is, from such countries of00:22:26
society that are not actively used to00:22:28
to defend your rights, by the way,00:22:31
in all the previous years when we introduced00:22:33
opposition political campaigns and00:22:37
Navalny was nominated as president They directly00:22:39
said as a supporter of Putin that you will00:22:46
pay with your life for your ardent support of the authorities00:22:48
and in the literal sense of the word we see these00:22:50
correlation graphs. So what? if00:22:53
most people died in the poorest00:22:55
regions because from there everyone is being rowed.00:22:57
What is the difference, for example, with the00:22:59
Afghan and Chechen wars then they00:23:02
all took everyone from Moscow, that is,00:23:05
a lot of people were sent to Afghanistan from00:23:07
Moscow and there were some elite ones there as well the00:23:08
specialties were all00:23:10
career military men, many of whom lived there00:23:12
in Moscow, yes Moscow was very affected by00:23:16
both the Afghan and Chechen wars, I myself00:23:19
ran from the military registration and enlistment offices and that’s all. Here are my00:23:21
peers, that is, they rowed everyone directly and00:23:23
sent them there now they don’t do that,00:23:25
that is, they in general It’s as if00:23:29
they relatively don’t touch such large, developed cities.00:23:31
Yes, they take there only those who have00:23:34
the least resistance. In general,00:23:35
more or less they go on their own. And the majority of those00:23:40
mobilized And the majority of those who lost are00:23:42
from these poor regions from villages from00:23:45
small towns where people do not know how to00:23:46
defend themselves00:23:48
Well, Putin doesn’t give a damn about this, that is,00:23:50
this has a lower correlation with political00:23:52
resistance. That is,00:23:55
Putin seems to think so. So you can00:23:58
take these and throw them into the furnace Yes, without00:24:01
fear of any political00:24:02
consequences, but of course here you are00:24:05
right. What is that here the effect of scale and00:24:07
large numbers will definitely work, that00:24:10
is, yes, indeed, I also agree00:24:12
that this is like 200,000 people, this is like the00:24:14
entire coverage of killed wounded Yes, and this is00:24:19
a lot. That is, if it grows00:24:21
further, it cannot be so it will not00:24:24
touch the00:24:25
component associated with public00:24:27
opinion and political reaction Therefore,00:24:30
while Putin is using it, he is00:24:31
depreciating this resource due to the fact00:24:34
that, first of all, he exploits the poor00:24:36
regions, there are small towns and villages and00:24:40
there are prisoners.00:24:45
that new quality,00:24:47
roughly speaking, Putin so radically00:24:49
fights poverty is by the Russian people with the00:24:53
Russian people as we see, in principle,00:24:55
these are all aggressive dictators that00:24:57
Stalin that he is, in00:25:00
principle, the biggest enemies and destroyers of the Russian00:25:02
people Well, because they are completely00:25:05
for them do not represent any00:25:06
value They look at steel as a consumable00:25:08
material for people, there were more of00:25:11
whom he could take and literally throw00:25:14
into the furnace and repression of the war.00:25:16
Absolutely true, the topic of war, within the framework of00:25:20
this program, I can’t help but ask about00:25:23
China, which suddenly emerged as a00:25:25
potential if some are perhaps a00:25:27
participant or an ally And to some00:25:30
extent, it means that the plan for a peace treaty was00:25:32
proposed, then Lukashenko meets at his place and00:25:36
communicates with Lukashenko, who is Well, obviously00:25:39
an ally of Vladimir Putin Well, at00:25:41
least for now, while it is beneficial for him00:25:43
Can China00:25:44
participate, begin to participate in this00:25:47
war to the country of Russia as an ally as a00:25:49
supplier of weapons As in general, Big00:25:52
Brother is sure that no, I am absolutely sure00:25:55
that China will not supply weapons for00:25:58
one simple reason, the Chinese are super00:26:00
pragmatic people, that is, they really,00:26:03
they will measure 500 million times00:26:06
before cutting off once I participated in00:26:09
negotiations with them on all sorts of00:26:10
energy things, they always say00:26:12
there, like we’re in no hurry, we00:26:14
don’t have the need to make decisions.00:26:17
Here and now we’ll see how00:26:19
beneficial it will be for us. What do they see now00:26:21
that Putin can’t win, that he00:26:25
only has resources for a long00:26:27
war of attrition, which in fact00:26:29
they themselves don’t like, I’m sure that they00:26:32
would like to somehow stop this conflict.00:26:33
Why did they come out,00:26:36
including with their conditionally peaceful plan, to00:26:39
harness the power of Loser? That is, if they00:26:42
put something in place, they they will get a huge, uh,00:26:45
Snob, negative reaction from00:26:49
Western countries, we see, for example, how Chinese00:26:51
banks and companies are afraid of secondary00:26:53
sanctions, this is right now, just00:26:56
now I gave a video and quotes from a businessman’s00:27:00
conference that took place on00:27:02
January 31. Where: There are businessmen and bankers right there00:27:05
they say they are terribly afraid of secondary00:27:07
sanctions, and here if they, for example, supply00:27:11
weapons, they now have a bad economic00:27:13
situation, the minimum economic growth00:27:15
has been in 40 years, a very difficult00:27:18
economic recovery After all00:27:19
this zero-to-the-year, it is not guaranteed00:27:22
and now they will still get sanctions But this is00:27:25
absolutely not the case And once again, no,00:27:31
but they won’t be able to save Putin with some kind of drones or something. That is, it’s00:27:33
just all like an elephant, Drobina, so I’m00:27:36
sure that they won’t be able to supply weapons.00:27:39
Why did they roll out the so-00:27:40
called Peace Plan because they00:27:42
are, in principle such a conditional00:27:44
leader of this Third World who00:27:46
looks to the West practically there Asia00:27:49
Africa Latin America and everyone is expected from them.00:27:52
They haven’t come out with anything for a year now,00:27:55
as if the war is going on and China is silent. That00:27:57
is, this is already becoming kind of indecent,00:27:59
but they performed weakly because that their00:28:02
plan does not contain a single new00:28:04
Proposal, that is, this is all banality,00:28:07
which means that for peace in the whole world, which they00:28:09
have voiced many times already,00:28:11
this00:28:14
Chinese plan does not contain any technology for getting out of the crisis, and of course00:28:17
everyone criticized it very much00:28:19
because there in general there is no word Russia00:28:22
there once the word Russia in00:28:25
this regard is separated by a comma along with00:28:27
Ukraine and Turkey When it comes to the00:28:29
grain deal, that is, Russia simply00:28:31
as one of the parties to the grain deal, as an00:28:33
aggressor country, a participant in the war, it is00:28:35
not mentioned even once But this is00:28:37
right away everything devalues them they say like00:28:39
guys This is not the Peace Plan it’s00:28:41
like you know there’s a piece of paper from Putin’s best friends00:28:44
like yes that’s why no one took it seriously00:28:47
I think that the reaction to this Peace00:28:50
Plan is so negative that00:28:53
it will additionally convince them not to get involved00:28:55
in that including weapons, of course, not to00:28:57
supply weapons, as far as I saw today,00:28:59
China and Russia were the only ones00:29:01
who voted against, your meeting of the00:29:04
twenty was the only one to vote00:29:05
against the resolution on the withdrawal of Russian00:29:07
troops from Ukraine, and still I want00:29:11
a little bit, maybe this will be00:29:13
a repetition of the previous question;00:29:15
could the previous one, this Chinese one, be clarified?00:29:18
The peace plan, the draft of this peace00:29:21
treaty, is an attempt to00:29:23
appease the aggressor on the Chinese00:29:25
side. They tried to satisfy everyone,00:29:27
that is, there are points in principle that00:29:30
both countries do not like,00:29:32
for example, the first largest and most00:29:35
important point, and here they have00:29:36
differences with Putin that China is,00:29:39
in principle, a big supporter of the principles of the00:29:42
territorial integrity of countries and they00:29:45
really need this personally because00:29:48
the situation with Taiwan is the mirror00:29:50
opposite. That is, Taiwan00:29:53
for China is not like Ukraine for Putin, it’s00:29:54
like Donbass for Kiev, that is, the whole00:29:57
world recognizes Taiwan part of China, except for00:30:00
like 20 countries that consider Taiwan an00:30:03
independent country, that is, uh, if for00:30:06
example, uh, China starts with the fact that00:30:08
you can bite off pieces from countries. Well,00:30:11
then Taiwan will say that’s it, I’m off. So what if it’s all like00:30:13
that? Therefore, Putin doesn’t00:30:16
like this first main point00:30:17
of the Chinese plan where it is said that00:30:20
no matter what happens there, but we00:30:22
unquestioningly support00:30:24
the principle of territorial integrity00:30:27
of sovereignty, that is, that means that00:30:29
Kiev will have to somehow00:30:31
integrate and return the territory. Therefore,00:30:34
once again they depicted something00:30:37
just to express themselves Because this is impossible be00:30:39
silent for too long, but no00:30:41
one in the uh00:30:43
democratic world liked it because it seems to be00:30:45
in general in favor of Russia and it does not00:30:48
contain real mechanisms for getting out of00:30:50
the situation, and Putin didn’t like it because,00:30:53
firstly, there is a big point about the00:30:55
territorial integrity of Ukraine and00:30:57
secondly, of course, they are using nuclear00:30:59
weapons, that is, He is directly forbidden to00:31:00
use a nuclear baton,00:31:03
including simply for verbal blackmail. That00:31:06
is, at least two points of this plan of the00:31:08
Chinese Putin are very strongly00:31:10
disliked. Well, it sounds as if00:31:12
Putin has no friends left, which are all of you the00:31:14
whole people support everything, maybe except00:31:16
retrey And who else has never00:31:19
objected to him, it’s clear that for example the same00:31:21
Iran, that’s how much talk there was that they will supply00:31:23
besides martyrs and00:31:25
ballistic missiles do not supply00:31:27
missiles, this is exactly from the same opera, yes,00:31:29
that is, even countries who, in principle, have00:31:32
already decided to help Putin, they still00:31:35
see him as a Loser; rather, in this00:31:37
war of such a strategic lake, he00:31:39
will not win it And he will probably lose, yes. And00:31:42
therefore, why bother and00:31:45
cause additional Anger and fire on yourself With00:31:47
such things, that is, Yes,00:31:49
really with him they give him such a lip00:31:52
Service That is, they are trying to00:31:54
pretend that we are all Friendship hugs and so00:31:57
on, but in reality this is such direct00:31:59
help today, by the way, it is very interesting00:32:01
that the Krasnoyarsk Economic00:32:04
Forum opened and Deripaska spoke very powerfully there,00:32:07
that we are [ __ ] Yes, but Besides00:32:10
that there, again, these00:32:12
relations with China are being discussed and it is clear, of course, that00:32:14
everything is not simple at all, and China,00:32:17
unlike the West, in the ninety-first00:32:19
year, yes, but China is in no00:32:23
hurry to save us Yes, we get something from it But00:32:26
this is associated with high costs with00:32:29
big discounts on the price of our raw materials.00:32:32
There and so on, they give us exactly00:32:34
like 140 g of bread a day so that we do00:32:37
n’t die. Yes, but somehow00:32:39
China clearly doesn’t want to get us out of this hole; we started00:32:42
talking about raw materials; we finally need to remember00:32:45
about oil about Gas in general about the00:32:47
economic sector, we’ve been on the air for half an hour00:32:49
and still haven’t gotten to this topic. It’s time for00:32:52
March 2 on the calendar.00:32:54
Putin, his circle of officials predicted a00:32:58
cold and very expensive winter for Europe00:33:00
because of gas prices from all this. Well,00:33:04
what am I I can say, firstly, we00:33:05
overwintered very well Ur, and00:33:07
secondly, I want to ask you,00:33:09
do you want to convey something to Vladimir00:33:11
Putin, his government, his officials,00:33:14
in connection with what kind of winter it was in Europe? What00:33:16
were the gas prices and how did00:33:19
their promises not come true? heavy cold and long00:33:22
winter Well, he’s stupid, he won’t understand. I’ve00:33:25
already been there for more than 20 years, so00:33:27
the transmission these months is where. In00:33:28
principle, everything in the end should go,00:33:31
including in the energy sector, but he’s00:33:32
stubborn with him, along with Patrush Sekhen00:33:36
and Miller there my vision of the world I think this is00:33:39
what happened here, that he again00:33:41
set out with this attempt to freeze00:33:44
Europe, he turned off their gas in the middle of00:33:48
summer, that is, like, around the end of June,00:33:50
like July 1st. Yes, if only, but for example, he00:33:55
did it a little later, well, like on a00:33:57
month and a half and Europe would not be ready00:34:02
to find alternative sources in order to00:34:04
fill the storage facility for the winter, it would be00:34:07
much more difficult for them. But they immediately00:34:10
understood that that is, at the early stage of the00:34:12
summer season of filling storage facilities. They00:34:15
understood that everything must be done to00:34:16
first look for other sources of gas,00:34:18
secondly, include00:34:21
energy saving measures, which also00:34:24
take time to get this whole00:34:25
thing going and in short, they didn’t have time by the first of November.00:34:29
That is, it seems to me that he’s here00:34:32
that he thought that they would be so00:34:36
scared by the prospect of being left without00:34:38
Russian gas that they were right in the summer00:34:40
when he was in such a critical00:34:43
situation Yes And now there was talk00:34:45
about a Ukrainian counter-offensive that they00:34:47
would run to him right in the summer to ask him00:34:49
back, which means that he would forgive them and00:34:52
forget everything, but they didn’t do that and they00:34:55
had enough time, that is So,00:34:57
accordingly, from July 1, it turns out 400:35:00
months until November before the start of the00:35:03
heating season. Yes, and uh, this was00:35:07
enough for them to rebuild quite quickly,00:35:09
so here, as in00:35:11
general with the war and with many other things, we00:35:14
see that he himself overestimates his00:35:16
as if these00:35:18
Trump cards of blackmail and underestimates the00:35:22
reaction of the effectiveness and coherence of the00:35:24
actions of the West in this case of the00:35:26
European Union. That is, in principle,00:35:30
he had the opportunity to freeze Europe so seriously,00:35:32
but I think that this did00:35:36
not happen in the first place. Of course, super00:35:37
Well done, they Europeans00:35:39
reacted brilliantly, but he, with his00:35:41
stupidity, is simply too early. He00:35:43
outlined his goals and gave them00:35:45
extra time; his grandfather is losing his grip; he is losing his grip;00:35:50
this is a fact;00:35:51
it must be said that of course we are receiving00:35:55
data; now I am also talking about the fact that00:35:56
Russia’s income from oil exports and gas is00:35:59
falling, they decreased by almost 4000:36:01
percent from $30 billion last00:36:04
January to 18.5 in January of this year, and00:36:09
my main naive question is how will this00:36:11
affect the fall in income from the sale of00:36:14
oil and gas raw materials and00:36:15
all kinds of oil products, how will00:36:18
this affect the economy in the near00:36:21
future or in the long term will00:36:23
have a catastrophic effect today00:36:25
Deripaska spoke about this at the Krasnoyarsk forum.00:36:27
That is, he said that now in00:36:30
connection with the war and the fact that Russia was00:36:32
actually torn off there, cut off from all00:36:35
world markets from capital markets,00:36:36
capital is fleeing 217 billion dollars, this is a00:36:40
record outflow of capital from countries00:36:43
last year, this was mainly due to the00:36:45
departure of foreign companies and the withdrawal of00:36:47
money from the population, that is, for a huge00:36:49
amount there, like almost 100 billion dollars, and00:36:52
the Russians withdrew money abroad00:36:56
last year. Yes, but in short, the00:36:58
private economy has died. Not about any00:37:00
private investor. now no one will come,00:37:02
and in this sense, uh, maintaining00:37:06
some kind of economic normality00:37:07
falls entirely on the budget; the00:37:10
only one left is a nursing00:37:12
mother who can give money, this is the00:37:14
budget, but there are holes in the budget, that is, the army and the00:37:18
war require more and more, you00:37:21
know I’m thinking about this record figure for the00:37:23
January deficit of 1.8 trillion, it00:37:26
was done Why Because it’s unpretentious in00:37:29
this way this has never happened in00:37:31
history, they advanced all expenses for the military service00:37:33
right away in January, just00:37:35
all the money at once They gave them the Ministry of Finance00:37:38
usually waits until the end of the year signs the00:37:41
accountant usually behaves there is no money or00:37:43
maybe Come tomorrow yes This time they00:37:46
gave the army all the money at once, which means the00:37:49
first forecast will not be enough for them, they will come00:37:52
again and they can see that now since00:37:55
war is such a type of main priority00:37:57
plus Well, these are the numbers that you named00:38:01
oil and gas revenues, in fact, they00:38:03
were reduced, that is, they00:38:05
predicted a budget of 70 dollars for00:38:08
barrels of oil and a deficit of three00:38:10
trillion. It is clear. Now the price there in00:38:13
February was the average price of less than 5000:38:15
dollars. Yes, and accordingly, at such00:38:19
prices it will be like six seven00:38:21
trillion. Deficit this is more money than there is now00:38:24
left in the00:38:26
national welfare fund, they will00:38:27
spend all of it, quote, that very00:38:30
Kubyshka. That is, they will not have enough for all00:38:33
this, that is, they are now taking00:38:35
responsibility for the economy when00:38:36
there is no private investor, he is extinct like a00:38:38
dinosaur in Russia because of the social system,00:38:41
which will burst at the seams, the fact that00:38:43
inflation is high, even the official00:38:46
accumulated inflation for two years is 2500:38:48
percent, which is very, very high. This is a00:38:51
very high rate of price growth, and in00:38:54
addition, more and more new money will be needed00:38:58
for the military, and we know what00:39:01
the appetites of our00:39:02
military-industrial complex and everything00:39:04
else, and we see that they have a hunger for shells,00:39:06
problems with supply There and so on.00:39:08
Therefore, this is all, such a budget that00:39:12
is riddled with oil bargoes and00:39:15
gas shutdowns in Europe, it00:39:17
simply cannot stand it. Therefore, this00:39:19
year there everyone is saying where is the crisis there00:39:21
that they promised, so it went like this and00:39:24
Deripaska won’t speak here just like that, it00:39:29
was a statement or rather his speech, I’ll00:39:33
even probably recommend that our00:39:34
viewers read it, you can read it in a brief00:39:37
retelling, we just have a paid00:39:39
question from our viewer Sergei from00:39:42
Nazarov asks This is what you are talking about when there00:39:45
will be data on the budget deficit for00:39:47
February. Well, now it’s hard to say00:39:50
because usually it was like the 5th-6th of the00:39:54
next month, but they are now00:39:56
delaying it. That is, if I’m not mistaken,00:39:58
there for00:40:01
January the data came like what February 15th-16th00:40:04
there and so on, it’s clear00:40:08
that they now have to approve00:40:11
the political publication, it’s as if it’s very00:40:13
difficult to admit all these things00:40:15
because they’re trying00:40:16
anyway, and in the00:40:18
market, Western politicians are influenced by00:40:21
this one of the important psychological00:40:23
narratives that sanctions don’t work and00:40:26
Everything is fine with us00:40:27
And very many I know many politicians00:40:30
in the West who say like, why the hell did we00:40:32
introduce all this? Let’s cancel it00:40:34
because Putin is still fighting And it does00:40:37
n’t affect anything and Of course,00:40:39
bad data like this is very harmful, that is, they00:40:42
show that not all of them are working after all,00:40:43
everything was correct That’s why they00:40:45
will delay them I think that00:40:47
somewhere around the number is 12-15, most likely we00:40:50
will know exactly these numbers in February, but I want to00:40:52
warn you, most likely the deficit in00:40:55
February March there in April will not be less00:40:58
such a dizzying big but not00:41:00
so dizzying because in00:41:02
January all the rights were in place for the announced00:41:04
military expenses, but now they00:41:06
have already been paid, that is, such a00:41:08
bacchanalia like this will no longer happen00:41:10
there is one character that interests me very much00:41:13
about which I really want00:41:14
to ask you This is the head of the Central Bank Elvira00:41:17
Nabiullina By the way, she announced today00:41:18
that the country will extend currency00:41:20
restrictions, that is, mainly00:41:23
cash withdrawals in foreign currency, since other00:41:25
operations like transfers,00:41:27
frankly speaking, are complicated by sanctions.00:41:30
Elvira Nabiullina, in fact, as far as I00:41:33
understand, saved the Russian economy00:41:35
last year,00:41:36
correct me If I’m wrong, I want to00:41:39
understand00:41:41
people about whom they still00:41:43
continue to think that they are very smart,00:41:45
very professional, a very00:41:47
responsible person, I learned all this00:41:48
from the Big Langrid medusa00:41:50
oblivir with hip-zadovnya Why did she become00:41:54
so loyal to Putin’s foot soldiers00:41:56
Well, in general, She was always super loyal, her00:42:00
administrative aunt was like that in the00:42:01
nineties there was a nickname Pioneer, a leader in00:42:03
the government because she headed the00:42:06
department of economic development,00:42:08
which the IMF gave us money in00:42:11
exchange for the fact that we would do00:42:13
structural reforms and there was such a00:42:15
program of structural reforms of 150000:42:17
points and it was necessary to control how00:42:19
different departments these points carry out00:42:20
So she was doing this She called everyone00:42:22
and said So you have until January 1st to00:42:25
accept an order you accepted did not00:42:28
accept Why are we now00:42:30
doing this she was doing this so she is very00:42:32
very such an obedient administrative00:42:34
Aunt like some kind of her own00:42:37
opinion and some kind of00:42:40
such a charismatic Personality She has never00:42:42
weakened,00:42:44
this is a very difficult question I’ll probably00:42:47
make a separate video about this because everyone is00:42:48
so praised by the Central Bank, look, that00:42:51
means firstly, in this It’s common for such00:42:54
professional economic parties00:42:56
to worship these so-00:42:58
called an economic liberal in00:43:00
the government, that is, you understand, you don’t00:43:02
need to don’t ask why it’s like00:43:04
this Why do Scientologists believe in00:43:06
this So this is the teaching of Khabard’s complex question00:43:09
Yes, here they are They really, like saying a00:43:11
prayer before dinner, say these, it00:43:14
means, like, they’re bragging about00:43:16
the central bank despite the fact that the Central Bank00:43:19
achieved stabilization of the exchange rate only at the cost of00:43:22
completely destroying the free00:43:23
convertibility of the ruble for the first time since the00:43:25
ninety-first year,00:43:27
you will remember this for many00:43:29
decades worse than the default of 98 because the00:43:32
ruble will stand in the red zone at the00:43:34
currency risk Russians do this if00:43:37
they can just close everything and no matter how00:43:39
you don’t see the currency Yes, this is00:43:41
like the first story, the second this00:43:44
was not the first time, remember 201700:43:46
when the opening burst and that’s all the private00:43:49
banks, everyone knew this and it was kind of00:43:52
leading up to this that they all they will burst because00:43:55
growth No, they accumulated risky00:43:56
assets, but she hid it, she00:44:00
hides it in the same way as the impending banking00:44:02
crisis, and now, immediately after the start of00:44:05
the war, they classified all the reporting, I’m00:44:08
sure there are gaping holes in the balance sheets of00:44:10
banks Well, because everything collapsed And00:44:12
so what how can this not spread00:44:14
to the banks? These are all their clients, yes, but they00:44:18
say that everything is fine, but we know from the00:44:20
seventeenth year and the collapse that00:44:21
B&N Bank was opened there and so on, how it happens, yes, I00:44:25
can list for a long time, but that’s00:44:27
how they would do it, that’s what it’s00:44:29
called surplus appropriation system to take away00:44:32
bread from the peasants in order to mean, like, to00:44:34
feed someone there, after that the00:44:37
famine always sets in, ours is like this,00:44:40
such effective management, that is,00:44:41
Nabiullina is really engaged in00:44:43
financial and economic sales of developments in the00:44:45
worst tradition, the Bolsheviks00:44:48
also say that history does not repeat itself, there is a00:44:50
person about which I don’t just want to00:44:52
ask for, which I probably have to00:44:54
say, but at least the feeling is a00:44:56
need. This is Boris Efimovich Nemtsov.00:45:00
February 27 was eight years since his00:45:03
murder and now, of course, Looking at his00:45:07
speech after the fourteenth year,00:45:09
actually 14 to 15 years, I was recounting00:45:13
the report Putin war, reading his posts on00:45:16
Facebook in some other social networks Looking00:45:19
at his interview, you understand that he is00:45:21
absolutely accurate.00:45:23
Then I understood what would happen to Russia, what00:45:26
would happen if Putin remained in power and00:45:30
what would He try to do with Ukraine,00:45:33
how did he succeed and why no one couldn’t00:45:38
Listening to him Believe him unconditionally Why couldn’t00:45:42
anyone foresee this in the end,00:45:44
maybe Yes no, I think that00:45:46
all of these could There, how many 60,00000:45:49
people or how many then came out When They00:45:51
killed him on This march in memory of00:45:53
Nemtsov on March 1, 1915 I00:45:56
was there in the crowd and with everyone. There were people00:45:58
who really shared his view, those00:46:01
who came out at the peace march, a huge00:46:03
anti-war demonstration, this is when it00:46:05
all started, they also understood it, you understand.00:46:07
I can tell you. Many people00:46:10
ask like how did we allow this to happen?00:46:12
no one asked for years, I00:46:16
talked about it in my00:46:18
video series about the 2000s. They00:46:20
closed the mousetrap very early. In fact, in00:46:22
2003 everything was finished and then we00:46:26
fought, overcoming incredible00:46:29
resistance, and then we went to these00:46:30
rallies and ran for elections,00:46:33
it was already difficult for them. They put up a00:46:34
large concrete wall and, accordingly, it00:46:38
was very difficult to do something about it,00:46:39
and many ordinary people would00:46:42
have joined us, but they said, we don’t00:46:44
believe that you are unarmed,00:46:46
you’ll break through all this. Yes, that’s why I think that00:46:50
many of these views were shared by Why00:46:51
Nemtsov then and It’s as if it’s just that I00:46:54
can’t remember before this such a massive00:46:56
demonstration when people went on a march.00:46:58
His memory, there were many who had00:47:00
never come out before. Yes, but it00:47:03
was too late and the mousetrap had already00:47:05
slammed shut and we see now that Putin00:47:08
introduced everything to In this case, it was not00:47:10
just the construction of an authoritarian00:47:12
dictatorship, but he wanted to00:47:15
use it to attack00:47:17
his neighbors and assert the right of the strong. And00:47:20
by the way, Nemtsov always loved00:47:23
Ukraine very much. I don’t know how he would00:47:25
perceive all this now because he he00:47:27
just connected him with Ukraine00:47:29
very, very much and he always00:47:31
spoke about them with such warmth and he was always00:47:34
so delighted that we have such a00:47:36
beautiful, bright, talented nation of our00:47:40
neighbors and the growth product that00:47:43
Putin is creating with them. I can’t even00:47:44
imagine Nemtsov generally just00:47:45
transferred everything to the00:47:48
last question he will ask from himself00:47:51
before asking a question from the audience With what00:47:54
feeling did you greet this on February 2700:47:58
Now that 8 years have passed since the00:48:00
murder of Boris Efimovich Now that00:48:02
Ilya Yashin is in prison Now that00:48:04
Vladimir Kormurza is sitting in a pre-trial detention center with such a00:48:07
feeling that I simply cannot00:48:10
allow myself to somehow relax and00:48:12
stop some useful00:48:14
activity and work in order to00:48:16
take revenge in order to inflict00:48:18
maximum damage on Putin. And this is what we00:48:22
talked about this, and with Yashin from the00:48:24
Karamurzoys we shortly before they were00:48:26
arrested they spoke directly to them and they00:48:28
understood that they could be arrested and they00:48:31
directly conveyed to me this idea that it’s00:48:33
like, if I sit down, then you’ll do your00:48:37
best to cause00:48:39
maximum damage with this bastard, so here, I do00:48:41
n’t know, I have to there00:48:43
sleep less and do some personal00:48:45
things But I try to do as much as possible00:48:48
in order to maximize the00:48:49
damage Putin and I encourage everyone to do00:48:52
this thanks to our viewer Andrei00:48:54
Stepashkin our sponsor for two00:48:56
months writes via superchat Vladimir00:48:58
Thank you for your work yours videos and00:49:00
streams give hope for the best00:49:04
Andrey’s question did not go through the length So00:49:07
apparently wishing all the best is00:49:11
his main message today00:49:13
Sandra Yang for 95 Malaysian ringit it has long00:49:16
been clear that Ukraine holds victory, the00:49:18
only question is time, but in general I00:49:21
think that this is even such a message00:49:23
Probably to all our viewers because00:49:26
we I think Without a doubt,00:49:29
Ukraine is confident of this, Ukraine holds victory but we need to00:49:33
finish off this mess Because if it00:49:35
stays or such a similar00:49:37
regime remains, it will then return, so we must not00:49:40
just stop at00:49:42
returning the occupied territory, but we00:49:44
must finish it all in Moscow this00:49:46
time forever00:49:48
Thank you Vladimir Come to the studio,00:49:50
our viewers are very happy to see you in the chat I00:49:53
watched it during the whole broadcast,00:49:54
so they will be waiting for you, they will be00:49:58
waiting for you, in fact, we, for example, will00:50:00
definitely see you soon yes super00:50:02
thank you friends I remind you that there00:50:05
was a politician with us, she was with me and Vladimir Milov,00:50:06
I was also with me My name is renaliman00:50:09
I remind you that you were watching us, 1000:50:11
thousand people watched us, for some reason we have00:50:13
less than 10 thousand likes Please00:50:15
write comments after this00:50:18
broadcast becomes a video And also go00:50:20
to the patreon website the sticker you periodically00:50:22
saw at the bottom of your screen but you00:50:24
will also find a link in the description for this00:50:26
broadcast select the program00:50:29
Honestly, I know you love us And become00:50:31
a patron after that your name will appear in the00:50:33
creeping line right now exactly00:50:35
other patrons are running running across this00:50:38
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our program, make it even better,00:50:44
the quality cannot be even longer than00:50:45
today, for example.00:50:48
Well, thank you, remain a00:50:49
popular politician. We will have a00:50:51
lot of interesting things ahead. I00:50:54
say goodbye to you for today. Bye00:50:58
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