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I need your criminal talents00:00:06
to kill00:00:08
Now they're starting to realize00:00:11
consequences of your atrocities proceed to00:00:14
this troops00:00:16
[music]00:00:18
for the Russian economy radically00:00:20
have changed00:00:22
we will develop more slowly00:00:25
Their bloody regime will still last00:00:29
rates are rising00:00:32
culprits of the war tomorrow at 16:30 p.m.00:00:37
Kyiv time on Freedom TV channel00:00:41
[music]00:00:45
who is worthy of life and freedom00:00:48
every day Goethe goes to battle for them00:00:53
Free your home00:01:06
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listen to him and00:02:17
By00:02:18
[music]00:02:19
soot00:02:20
Wow00:02:27
[music]00:02:34
[applause]00:02:42
Hello friends, my name is Alexey00:02:44
Dusko I'm a journalist Today I'm in00:02:45
visiting Vladislav Seleznev military00:02:47
journalist former speaker of the general00:02:49
Headquarters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Vladislav00:02:52
Hello00:02:53
I greet you Islam to Ukraine Heroes00:02:56
Today we will speak of the glory of Vladislav00:02:58
On such topics, conscripts will go to meat00:03:01
instead of Wagner, excuse me, they decided so in00:03:04
Russian Ministry of Defense, what if there is a riot?00:03:07
this is what happened then and for what of course00:03:11
right now Russian soldiers are fighting00:03:13
Now it’s generally clear because there was00:03:16
riot there was no riot who for whom and for what00:03:20
the main thing is that the Russian soldier is ready to die00:03:23
But what is the officer ready to get for?00:03:25
an asterisk in the Russian army about this in00:03:28
everyone and we’ll talk according to tradition right after00:03:30
interview is he where we have three questions00:03:32
questions three questions let's start00:03:36
ours are really brainless and will blow up the hare00:03:40
asks a curious viewer from Russia00:03:43
will definitely blow it up, but I think they will00:03:46
guided not by lack of brains but00:03:48
military rationality and even here00:03:51
not so much military rationality00:03:53
economic rationality00:03:55
obviously one of the advantages00:03:56
Ukrainian economy before the Russian one00:03:58
these are opportunities to work on a cheap00:04:01
electrical engineering, namely there at the power plant00:04:03
give the same advantage I think that00:04:05
namely the military component00:04:08
Zaporozhye with not so much Well actually00:04:11
will the Ukrainian one stop it? Why no one?00:04:15
doesn't want to negotiate peace00:04:18
because absolutely tough and absolutely00:04:22
diameter00:04:24
views00:04:26
parties to the conflict on what should be00:04:29
post military world Ukraine00:04:32
logically rational if the format first00:04:35
Completely liberated All Ukrainian00:04:37
The land of enemy occupiers and then00:04:40
peace negotiations other other but00:04:43
environment according to Russian00:04:45
The Federation still does not believe that00:04:48
completely Ukraine as a state and00:04:52
destroy Ukrainians as components00:04:53
peoples of the world planned to go to Crimea00:04:56
such an interesting question is it true?00:04:58
blow up00:05:01
I don't think we're talking about blowing up the beach00:05:04
But regarding the bombing of military installations00:05:07
in the Russian occupation army so they00:05:09
are completely legitimate goals00:05:10
remembered the expression of the American General00:05:14
Ben Hodges, who is his00:05:16
was the commander of US forces for a time00:05:18
Europe but everything is absolutely rational00:05:20
thinks Crimea can be freed a little00:05:23
small blood loss is enough00:05:25
implement a number of military activities00:05:28
first destroy the Crimean bridge detonation00:05:31
but then systematically turn everything00:05:34
military territories of Crimea So on00:05:36
you can go to the beach, I don’t recommend it00:05:40
Despite the fact that it is now a tourist00:05:42
season holiday season00:05:44
plunge into the Black Sea for more than00:05:47
enough but I recommend Russia for a holiday00:05:49
and get healthier in Russian00:05:51
coast of the Sea of Azov, respectively00:05:54
Why am I not included in the composition in Russia00:05:57
territory of Crimea temporarily then in00:06:00
in accordance with international00:06:01
legislation and this is recognized in00:06:03
including the absolute majority of states00:06:06
In the organisation00:06:07
Crimea is Ukraine now these questions from00:06:10
Ukrainians say that we will get f-1600:06:12
only when we liberate our Earth00:06:15
Truth00:06:17
it's hard to say which ones are which00:06:20
considerations guide our00:06:22
Western partners, respectively, and00:06:24
doctrinal documents in order to00:06:27
to have predominantly Field00:06:28
must have full initiative00:06:31
airspace And now they00:06:33
persistently00:06:35
demand results from us on the battlefield00:06:37
moving forward but still not00:06:39
provided us with that very factor00:06:41
Air forces and means of this kind00:06:45
advantages therefore Ukrainian army00:06:46
acts within the limits of those possibilities00:06:48
resources but nevertheless acts on that00:06:50
to destroy enemy equipment00:06:52
enemy weapons00:06:54
ammunition and, strictly speaking, such00:06:56
way including implementing the first00:06:58
stage A is the destruction of the enemy00:07:02
military potential This is a retreat00:07:05
will last up to three months A month is already underway00:07:09
active hostilities, that is, still00:07:11
possibly early September00:07:17
there will be an operational pause which00:07:19
required to replenish resources for00:07:22
restoration of combat capabilities00:07:26
Russians use chemical weapons00:07:29
Isn't this absolutely forbidden?00:07:31
the use of chemical weapons is prohibited00:07:34
but when the Russians paid attention to such00:07:36
nuances such as a ban on certain00:07:39
actions or activities they operate00:07:42
absolutely from a military point of view00:07:44
rationally trying to achieve certain things00:07:46
results using any means and00:07:49
the possibilities of absolutely icons in this case00:07:52
on norms, rules, algorithms of behavior in00:07:56
including the rules of conduct of combat00:07:57
action Okay Let's move on now00:07:59
topics that I spoke about at the beginning of our00:08:01
interview Here is the first topic These are conscripts00:08:02
instead of Wagner, Putin is now instead00:08:04
Wagner will send conscripts to die00:08:06
because that's just the rest00:08:08
the army is already in Ukraine, there is a lot about this now00:08:10
and many speak quietly in Russia00:08:13
will this happen in kitchens or not?00:08:15
will happen Why should it be surprising and00:08:19
for some reason the Russian should be surprised00:08:22
viewers their time on the eve of the breakup00:08:25
Soviet Union00:08:26
Soviet then conscripts were actively00:08:28
took part in the fighting in00:08:30
territory of friendly Soviet00:08:32
The Union of Afghanistan is known so00:08:34
called the Afghan war is huge00:08:36
number of military personnel for urgent00:08:38
services went through this company then00:08:40
already in more recent so recent history00:08:43
Russian Federation Russian conscripts00:08:46
actively accepted in the first and second00:08:47
Chechen company and also during00:08:49
military operations in the territory00:08:52
independent Georgia so nothing new00:08:54
this time for Russia there is no if00:08:58
we will remember the first stage of the Russian00:08:59
confrontation00:09:01
the active phase is the same Russian00:09:05
conscripts are the same ones who, according to the application00:09:08
there shouldn't have been a path in the area00:09:10
Ukraine but they not only Happen but also00:09:13
died And they will also be conscripts00:09:15
cheaper than Wagner and won’t raise it00:09:19
undoubtedly00:09:20
intimidated00:09:22
squeezed into a certain framework by Russian00:09:26
military regulations and regulations00:09:29
legislative acts are a plus00:09:31
flooded along with the commanders and00:09:33
senior officers in this way00:09:36
Russians will have a Russian conscript00:09:38
cheaper and safer for yourself to go to00:09:41
attack where the commander sends00:09:43
rather than creating conditions for00:09:45
resistance to say your dissatisfaction00:09:48
I don't agree with everyone00:09:50
actions where they are sent Good00:09:52
let's imagine there is Wagner with00:09:54
on the one hand the fighter doesn’t matter there for it00:09:57
necessarily That is, he is some kind of00:09:58
a conscript who is also there has been prepared for her00:10:00
they'll be racing somewhere for two or three months00:10:02
Most likely I hope00:10:05
for the conscripts themselves00:10:08
What is the difference00:10:11
a question of motivation because the same Zakan00:10:14
goes to the front in order to earn himself00:10:17
indulgence the same mercenary volunteer00:10:21
or the character who signed those same00:10:25
documentation00:10:26
taking hostilities as part of00:10:28
Russian occupation continents so00:10:31
called just a matter of motivation00:10:33
a decision is made consciously either00:10:36
under duress but nevertheless having passed00:10:37
preparation and having a certain life00:10:40
experience Russian people go to00:10:44
talk about motivation00:10:47
young 18-20 year old boys whose00:10:50
called up for military service, taken from00:10:53
familiar home environment00:10:55
what motivation to prepare what00:10:58
readiness to die There may be talk here00:11:01
quite serious00:11:05
If we carry out certain00:11:07
aren't the historical parallels the same?00:11:09
the most Russian SRO boys were shooting00:11:12
from a machine gun For Georgian residents00:11:13
cities and villages or were shot in00:11:17
emphasis from automatic weapons of residents00:11:20
independent chkerias And before that the same00:11:23
boys or rather Their predecessors00:11:25
the same criminal acts were committed in00:11:28
towards the residents of independent Afghanistan00:11:30
But if we take it as a percentage00:11:32
ratio00:11:33
fighter Wagner and fighter this one00:11:37
the boy who will come00:11:39
And here is one hundred percent of the ideal fighter00:11:42
armed forces of Ukraine somewhere there with00:11:44
special operations force here is Soso00:11:47
one hundred percent how much Wagner is in combat00:11:49
power And how long will this guy be00:11:52
A good fighter sucks on his training00:11:56
at least five years this is systematically 10000:11:59
than multi-level diverse00:12:02
training of specialists of our vovkulaks00:12:05
which work miracles for sure00:12:08
definitely not the heroes of Hollywood rude people00:12:11
on the fact that they are doing their job, fighting work00:12:13
knows the work of a military man very well00:12:15
Obviously, the importance here should be distinguished00:12:18
or yesterday's language which00:12:20
under duress joined Wagner either00:12:23
same mercenary who went through a series of military00:12:25
conflicts on the territory of Siliskar00:12:27
Republic of Central or Northern00:12:29
Africa managed to fight in several00:12:32
companies in Ukraine from 1400:12:34
years, accordingly, you need to understand and00:12:38
level of training for certain00:12:41
moments can give way to nothing00:12:42
level of training00:12:43
Ukrainian special operations soldiers00:12:47
I think conscripts but at least once00:12:51
at 34 the Ukrainian MTR loses to a fighter00:12:55
or elitistly by means of means often00:12:58
military company I think about00:13:01
the same level of motivation training00:13:03
is in yesterday's language00:13:07
Let's move on to the next topic, if there's a riot00:13:09
would have happened if it had lasted longer00:13:11
than how much is it 24 hours before or a little00:13:14
more Yes, how many soldiers would I support?00:13:16
March Prigogine If they had00:13:18
such an opportunity, that's what I think00:13:20
I think what needs to be done here is00:13:22
clearly separate Russian00:13:24
professional military somehow00:13:25
Russian marines special forces00:13:28
or representatives of the airborne00:13:30
troops they are at the will of the heart00:13:34
to the call of the soul they work professionally00:13:37
military they have the corresponding00:13:39
Social packages Generally ok00:13:41
feels himself in this status again00:13:44
at the front they carry out their tasks with00:13:47
appropriate equipment and00:13:49
security and completely different00:13:50
mood reigns in units like Bars00:13:53
or Storm Z or collected from officials00:13:57
who are under duress from under the stick00:13:58
sent to fight on the front here00:14:00
of course the level of support00:14:03
in its surroundings are multiples less therefore00:14:05
I'll do it again00:14:06
people we are unlikely to find any00:14:08
averaged data because00:14:10
balance of forces and means00:14:13
The following is obvious to me:00:14:16
most of the Russian00:14:17
professional army during these 1600:14:19
months turned to ashes in their place00:14:22
came00:14:23
Chmoboks or young professionals00:14:26
military who during the same period00:14:27
time those who survived also received00:14:30
certain professional experience and00:14:32
to a certain extent I think for the mother00:14:35
that many of them are Putin's policies00:14:37
support plus they have there Perhaps00:14:39
there is some kind of personal inner00:14:41
motivation they say Let's get wet00:14:43
Khokhlov to take revenge on Petya's power there00:14:47
stepans anyone so here to generalize00:14:52
without gradation into different components00:14:55
the Russian occupation army will be me00:14:58
I think it’s incorrect actually00:15:00
by and large For us it is00:15:04
the meaning of every Russian who is with00:15:08
he came to our Earth with weapons in his hands00:15:10
the legitimate purpose of which must be00:15:11
that variation cannot be destroyed00:15:14
absolutely none Let's by the way00:15:16
Let's talk about what we're willing to die for00:15:18
now a Russian soldier is ours00:15:21
the editors listened to the negotiations between the Russian00:15:23
soldier in Ukraine collected 6 opinions00:15:25
which they most often discuss with00:15:28
relatives among themselves and this is what comes of it00:15:31
more real let me call00:15:33
the opinion made by our editorial team is you00:15:35
will you confirm or deny? Well00:15:37
here are the facts Why do you think so or00:15:39
here's the first one My country didn't attack00:15:43
to another country Ukraine historically00:15:46
our territory That is, I am fighting for my00:15:49
territory How many such comrades And00:15:52
Is this popular at all?00:15:54
there was more than enough such stubbornness00:15:57
at the very beginning when the Volunteers went to00:15:59
front by the way including starting00:16:01
Since about mid-2014, the Patriots00:16:06
brain fog Dugin shooters and00:16:09
other other Russian stoles00:16:12
ideologists to not a small number of the population00:16:15
the Russian population has been fooled Only00:16:18
I think there are only so many left now00:16:21
that probably 10 percent, maybe 1500:16:24
the Russian car continues to work and00:16:27
conditionally Kiselyov continues to [ __ ] his brains00:16:30
usually citizens of the Russian Federation00:16:33
next thesis We are the strongest therefore00:16:36
we have the right to bend any country00:16:40
I think that such00:16:42
sofa Patriots more than but00:16:45
directly in their battle formations00:16:48
much less than those currently sitting on00:16:51
sofas and expecting success from00:16:54
Russian occupation army00:16:55
directly as part of the armed forces00:16:57
forces of the Russian Federation and percent up to00:17:00
10 That is, together with the first indicator00:17:03
already dialing 25 Where should we go with our00:17:06
small department commander ordered us A00:17:08
there are still firing squads behind00:17:10
I tolerated such thinkers, I tolerated them00:17:14
Now00:17:15
more pain comes if I name a number00:17:18
50 percent I think these were right00:17:21
absolutely the majority of current00:17:23
Russian military personnel are the same ones00:17:25
officials who were recognized in the fall00:17:28
last year within the framework of partially and00:17:31
now continues to be called up within00:17:33
hidden mobilization because this is not00:17:35
military secret monthly into the ranks00:17:38
Russian swim00:17:40
in the region of 15-20 thousand Russian00:17:43
officials who are precisely within the framework00:17:45
Those very mobilization events00:17:47
they haven’t ended in Russia, they continue00:17:50
stay in Russian order But00:17:54
the following comrades who justify00:17:56
your stay in Ukraine then00:17:58
our position is strengthened Russia is already at war00:18:02
not so stupid We even took bakhmut Let it00:18:05
in 200-odd days Therefore, there is00:18:09
pride in the country for the general00:18:11
I think there are few such stubborn people because00:18:15
those characters who directly00:18:17
battle formations fall on their own skin00:18:20
are experiencing the full power of the Russian00:18:23
stupidity and cruelty of the Ukrainian military00:18:27
actions including Ukrainian00:18:29
artillery I think that they are so stubborn00:18:31
a little let it be five percent A and00:18:34
they fight according to this scheme, I fight because00:18:37
suddenly it blows away I went to Ukraine A00:18:39
maybe it will blow here00:18:41
But this is an opportunity to make money00:18:45
By the way, there are a lot of them, including if00:18:47
strangers some of my friends00:18:50
the residents of the kryl decided to live their lives this way00:18:52
financial questions00:18:54
they say I'm wise, I'm cunning Well, someone someone00:18:59
carried by And someone from among the Ukrainian00:19:02
the traitors have already been carried aside00:19:04
The Simferopol abdal has now buried them00:19:07
relatives walk around and curse00:19:10
Simferopol How much is Ukrainian in vain?00:19:13
armed forces how is it so their00:19:15
little blood was offended, the coffin was driven in Although00:19:17
always wondered who did what00:19:20
first to change the Motherland and then00:19:24
go to the front00:19:26
everyone gets what they deserve. And for what?00:19:29
The Russian military is fighting, that's what they are for00:19:31
they are dying, we figured out what they are fighting for00:19:36
in format for fear or00:19:39
I want to survive I want to make money00:19:42
I want to avoid conflicts with the Russian00:19:45
repressive machine I want I want00:19:47
to be and want to live and this way00:19:51
so that Ukrainians die and they live but to00:19:54
unfortunately they can’t understand at all00:19:56
all evil is not punished on Red00:19:59
this mission is multiplying00:20:00
the destruction of all evil that00:20:03
currently represents00:20:04
Russian army Therefore, if successful00:20:06
currently implemented by Ukrainian00:20:08
army Yes, with the support of our Western00:20:10
partners Yes, with certain difficulties00:20:12
and flows nevertheless this mission00:20:14
cleansing of Russian society00:20:18
toxins of the imperial consciousness present00:20:21
time is implemented precisely by Ukrainian00:20:23
forces00:20:24
but I remember there were such comrades00:20:27
like political commissars in the trenches now they are00:20:29
there is some kind there of course00:20:39
blood from the eyes If you and I had00:20:42
opportunity now to voice live00:20:45
the nonsense that is written but without these00:20:49
Here are words that are not usually used00:20:51
which are obscene that's what they are about00:20:53
they say what they are rolling out what is their00:20:57
together with the sacred great they fight with00:21:00
they fight against universal evil00:21:02
territory of Ukraine by fascism and Nazism00:21:05
homosexuality and so on, that is00:21:07
absolutely ridiculous often cartoonish00:21:11
statements that are widely praised00:21:14
practically00:21:16
which the frightened ones do not understand how00:21:19
survive in this Storm of events and situation and00:21:23
in fact, the same Synergy with00:21:27
on the one hand absolutely delusional00:21:29
information from Russian propagandists00:21:31
but they are if On what principle is it a lie00:21:33
what is repeated many times turns into truth00:21:36
This is Goebbel's technique nowadays00:21:39
these works are actively what the Russians are doing00:21:42
propagandists and in practice pretends00:21:43
them into life00:21:45
often00:21:47
researchers of Vladimir's activities00:21:50
Putin compare Putin's activities with00:21:52
Hitler's activities and the same thing00:21:54
Putin's famous speech after the annexation00:21:58
Crimea she00:21:59
accurately copies Merkin speech00:22:04
Hitler Therefore, I think that the Russians00:22:07
poured on his hands That's how he sits and talks00:22:10
look, this Ukrainian is gay A00:22:12
this Ukrainian, although he’s not black, he’s not00:22:15
afra neafra is Ukrainian but he is taken from him00:22:20
What's the Russian word for tan?00:22:23
this Ukrainian is a fascist Why And he has00:22:26
hair is white like real hair That's it00:22:29
Here00:22:30
certainly, and our sources report that00:22:33
is currently taking part in battles00:22:35
Polish British Baltic00:22:38
as if representatives of the Baltic countries00:22:41
called00:22:42
Baltic mercenaries are with him00:22:46
In general, we defend the territory of Ukraine00:22:49
future of the Russian Federation we are at war with00:22:52
by the entire collective West completely in these00:22:54
the soldier does not have the desire to ask00:22:57
how we defend our interests while dying here00:23:00
Russia is dying in a foreign country I think them00:23:04
brains are so stupid and blinkered00:23:06
are dirty or they are trying to turn off00:23:09
mode00:23:11
so the very identification and search for truth00:23:15
just to concentrate everything00:23:18
their efforts to survive then they00:23:21
blind faith perceives00:23:24
all the same methods because00:23:26
at least00:23:27
on the corpses of Russian occupiers we00:23:30
we find a whole00:23:32
leaflets of these same brochures and Merci they00:23:42
for Putin, I think that also for00:23:45
Putin and because against the background of the fact that00:23:49
somewhere in the subconscious he doesn’t understand that he’s not00:23:52
are war criminals in fact00:23:54
Nazis, fascists, but this happens00:23:57
unification around a national leader00:23:59
they say00:24:01
I understand that I'm wrong one way or another00:24:05
degrees on united around00:24:07
cementing forces we can change00:24:12
the world according to its own rules And if we are strong Then00:24:17
Yes, I understand now That’s correct00:24:18
moment he realizes that he is killing people00:24:20
it's wrong that he is that he is a murderer00:24:24
Robber but he wants these rules00:24:27
make it right00:24:29
this is called the overton window when00:24:32
the general rule is changing generally accepted00:24:35
rules in a format that is acceptable00:24:37
for the rapist killer looter burglar00:24:42
and a person who, strictly speaking,00:24:44
devoid of any moral standards and rules00:24:46
principles, I think that this option is very00:24:50
beneficial given the fact that a certain00:24:53
demonization of Vladimir Putin00:24:55
the environment also creates00:24:58
foreign propaganda inspires this00:25:02
a certain Hope, after all00:25:05
drawings of the cult of the Antichrist which00:25:08
unites weak spirits uncertainly to00:25:10
I think to myself that a certain00:25:12
degree of this kind Kurt may be00:25:15
take place in Russian society in00:25:18
regarding Vladimir Putin00:25:19
Well, wait, he's backed up by the Russians00:25:22
Orthodox Church which blessed00:25:25
to kill Ukrainians00:25:27
the fact that they were also an angel at one time00:25:31
but still an angel that's why I'm not00:25:34
I’ll be surprised that Gundyaev and his clique can00:25:37
find a theological explanation for all these00:25:40
processes Why is it extremely important00:25:41
unite around a national leader00:25:43
Vladimir Putin and follow in every possible way00:25:46
all his advice and decisions by the soldiers00:25:49
It’s clear that the officers are fighting for the country00:25:51
or fighting for an asterisk00:25:53
Yes, I think the older you are in status and in00:25:57
rank is a Russian officer00:25:59
they deal more with personal issues00:26:02
complete your service earn pensions receive00:26:05
social benefits receive official00:26:08
housing or permanent housing to sell00:26:10
specific case00:26:12
in life is that providing for your00:26:16
families of their children, I think they are especially00:26:18
bother with questions of honor for a long time00:26:22
responsibility for the future of the country00:26:27
I think from major and above that's it00:26:31
category of military personnel from lieutenant00:26:33
before00:26:34
captain inclusive I think that they00:26:36
the stupefied living ones are so nervous00:26:39
not even for months but for years at the training grounds00:26:42
for their Turks without rules and00:26:45
inability to influence certain00:26:47
processes but are constantly forced00:26:49
bend and adjust00:26:52
to those conditions in the system to the system00:26:54
which they got so here I think00:26:57
that they have a question at the level of instincts00:27:00
animals survive00:27:04
somehow find yourself in this world like this00:27:08
you know this format is doggy00:27:11
quite obvious when the dog is Totali00:27:14
on the subject And if we can soon00:27:17
to hear such a call from my moyer00:27:20
my wife, look, darling, I hit you today00:27:22
100 of our guys but we took the position for me00:27:26
they will give you an apartment00:27:28
I think that it is precisely on this principle that00:27:30
does he work, does he have a lot of empathy?00:27:33
losses subdued only the composition00:27:36
[music]00:27:38
it is important to save your life00:27:41
bright future future for your family00:27:44
their children and losses Well, as we see00:27:48
inside the army treaty in Russian00:27:51
specifically the officer community00:27:54
involves performing tasks of any kind00:27:56
at a price And then everything is at your expense and that’s it00:27:58
will be forgiven, much worse will be if you00:28:01
you will save the lives of your subordinates but00:28:04
this but this only applies to commanders00:28:07
middle and senior management00:28:09
I think that in such reflections it is unlikely00:28:14
junior commander takes part00:28:16
officers because they00:28:18
are on a par with their soldiers00:28:21
cops By the way, Russian elders often00:28:24
officers are in the trenches because00:28:26
just words of motivational reasons are not00:28:29
enough often they use the whip again00:28:32
once a whip, maybe even a weapon for that00:28:34
to force the Russians00:28:35
military personnel00:28:37
line of defense to perform one or another00:28:39
actions involving risk to life00:28:42
That is why the loss of Russian00:28:45
generals Russian senior officers00:28:48
quite impressive, I don’t understand00:28:50
in this regard, Russian soldiers00:28:52
a conditional Major comes down to you there00:28:54
the colonel takes out his service weapon00:28:56
there are a total of 8 bullets Yes00:28:58
starts waving it Yes I'll get you now00:29:01
there, well, I’ll shoot, but it’s worth it to the person00:29:05
whose [ __ ] in Kalash is 3000:29:07
cartridges up to00:29:09
10 rounds but there is a magazine for 45 but they00:29:13
used in RPK in manual field 10 1500:29:18
20 40 But they quietly slapped their00:29:22
the commander was laid down, buried with dirt and00:29:25
sit and wait until you are captured where00:29:27
quiet dry comfortable in general and not fed00:29:30
they're still shooting medical I'm just going crazy00:29:33
when I see how they live for real00:29:35
I live better than I do as a student00:29:37
that's real Yes, but there's a question00:29:40
Are you ready for self-organization? On this00:29:42
level of self-organization Russian00:29:44
Soldiers to do this without a hitch00:29:47
there won't be any zealots in their ranks00:29:49
Who will hand over all the Russians wholeheartedly00:29:51
FSB officer or counterintelligence officer and all of them00:29:54
will go along the stage through torture and humiliation00:29:56
Most likely they will end up in a fine company Is that all?00:30:01
representatives of the deep people are ready00:30:04
think so deeply and so00:30:07
calculate00:30:09
shading fate forward a few steps00:30:11
I think they are still bigger00:30:14
It’s not just like that in the Russian community00:30:18
one of the main characters Ivan the Fool00:30:22
Let's answer the second blitz from00:30:25
the viewer reminds here it is necessary00:30:26
Continue the phrase the first phrase is like this00:30:27
Putin does not want to know the truth about the losses00:30:30
because continue the sentence because00:30:33
on the planet of pink ponies in which he00:30:36
everything is going well, everything is going well there00:30:40
palaces are being built armored trains00:30:42
Complete medical kits and other things00:30:45
equipment and basically he feels00:30:48
feeling good enough the only thing00:30:49
it's so disturbing00:30:52
criminal international criminal court00:30:55
Gaga is unclear For what reasons00:30:57
completely independent of Putin00:31:00
wants to refuse to cancel the same00:31:04
request and arrest warrant00:31:07
will be the first to give Putin00:31:10
the one who is closest the one who most often00:31:12
looks into his eyes devotedly and00:31:15
kisses his hand00:31:17
who do you think this is? I think that00:31:21
most likely this is the inner circle for example00:31:24
Sergei 3 Shoigu for example Sergei Lavrov Not00:31:30
It’s impossible that Mr. Naryshkin will be00:31:32
be distinguished by special zeal in this Nikolai00:31:35
Platonovich Patrushev Quite likely00:31:37
Mr. Kolokoltsev or Zolotov like him00:31:40
them, that is, basically like this00:31:45
incredibly bright in her emotions00:31:49
the party the day before00:31:52
full-scale invasion once00:31:54
expressed her attitude towards00:31:56
Russian-Ukrainian00:31:58
[music]00:31:59
Russian-Ukrainian confrontation I00:32:01
I think they will be among the first and00:32:02
someone will take on the role of Brute I00:32:06
I think there will be some kind of competition there00:32:08
For the right to be first, Putin will not agree00:32:11
elections next year provided00:32:15
physical liquidation because he is completely00:32:17
clearly understands that not participating in elections and00:32:21
it's not just political it's00:32:24
physical of his death00:32:26
war between Russia and Kazakhstan Possibly00:32:29
If00:32:31
and if00:32:34
Mr. President of the Republic00:32:37
Kazakhstan will decide to leave the umbrella00:32:41
I don't give any support to the Chinese panda00:32:45
I can say that the alliance is with the Chinese00:32:48
people's republic more comforting00:32:50
and more00:32:52
let's say life affirming for00:32:55
Republic of Kazakhstan Chinese Panda00:32:58
will drown you in his embrace00:33:00
the future is not a little but the present time00:33:03
current historical stage of development00:33:05
the question of rational alliances and approaches00:33:08
is vital not only for00:33:11
Mr. Tokayev’s personal survival00:33:14
Republic of Kazakhstan00:33:16
China has troops in the territory00:33:18
Russian Federation if00:33:21
I think so what if00:33:24
conditional emissaries from the Kremlin will begin00:33:26
fight back and not comply with the rules00:33:30
and the rules that are currently00:33:32
dictate that such a person will spend a little00:33:35
contourteristic surgery and00:33:37
will hold the Return of Historical00:33:40
northern lands of the Chinese People's00:33:42
The Republic of the Republic itself Well, here we are00:33:46
must clearly understand what actually00:33:49
Baikal in the west and up to00:33:53
Sakhalin in the east are the same ones00:33:56
expanses of territory that are located in00:33:59
sphere of economic political and00:34:01
public attention of the Chinese People's00:34:04
republics00:34:06
today's three are very interesting00:34:08
analytics Have a nice day, we are waiting for Victory00:34:10
Ukraine Glory to Ukraine00:34:18
[music]00:34:21
I was told I don’t like him like Ukrainians00:34:24
He hates us and my mother is a boy00:34:27
died in Russia, grandma got a call and00:34:30
they said that they would send the boy to a boarding school00:34:32
conflict with children Yes, you are a little Russian there00:34:36
I say guys, you understand that there are people there00:34:38
children are killed, children are killed, no way, daughter three00:34:42
For a year and 3 months we slept in an embrace00:34:45
I just managed to cover the child with myself00:34:47
how many lives were given for the sake of independence00:34:51
future of our country He had to00:34:53
evacuate the wounded bury the Twin Cities00:34:55
It was very painful for him, he was very00:34:58
loved the weapon tried it00:35:00
improve so as not to fight00:35:03
people and technology are such people00:35:05
deserve to live long and build Ukraine00:35:08
and unfortunately we are with these people00:35:11
Say goodbye to the next war story00:35:14
Saturday and Sunday 16:30 Kyiv time00:35:18
time on Freedom TV channel00:35:26
[music]00:35:31
they are all world-class artists00:35:35
works are presented in the most authoritative00:35:37
galleries of Europe and the world they are forever00:35:40
wrote their names in art history00:35:43
You know them exactly and most likely how00:35:46
Russian artists Although they are not like that00:35:49
are Malevich Repina Ivazovsky00:35:52
Kuindzhi and others were not only born in00:35:56
Ukraine but also associated themselves precisely with00:35:58
with this culture Moscow is simply00:36:00
appropriated the names of famous00:36:02
painters unfairly declaring for the whole00:36:04
the world that they are representatives exclusively00:36:07
Russian art is therefore few00:36:10
knows that the same Malevich Aivazovsky00:36:12
spoke Ukrainian00:36:15
descendant of the Cossacks. Now we will talk about00:36:19
how Russia monopolized00:36:20
famous Ukrainian masters and How00:36:23
World museums have begun to be restored00:36:25
historical justice00:36:29
Let's start with Kazimir Malevich, the vanguardist and00:36:33
founder of Suprematism whose Russia00:36:36
pretends to be his artist and he00:36:39
had Polish roots and Ukrainian00:36:41
identity Malevich had a good handle on00:36:43
wrote letters in Ukrainian00:36:46
Moreover, until he was 17 years old, he didn’t even know00:36:49
Russian language Because all childhood and00:36:52
He spent his youth in Ukrainian villages in00:36:54
autobiography questionnaires he admitted himself00:36:57
specifically Ukrainian so why00:36:59
most people associate Malevichs00:37:01
precisely with Russia, calling him the leader00:37:03
representative of the Russian Avangard everything00:37:06
Elementary Russia just stole00:37:09
Malevich unfairly attributed it00:37:12
entirely to one's own culture00:37:14
masterfully erasing its Ukrainian context00:37:18
take for example even the biography of the author00:37:21
Black Square was born in Kyiv in00:37:24
Ukraine to a Polish family However, Russian00:37:27
art critics prefer this00:37:29
wording00:37:38
this is a very typical move00:37:41
come running to cleanse the Ukrainian00:37:43
period00:37:46
Malevich repeatedly wrote that he00:37:49
artistic vision shaped00:37:52
Ukrainian village of mason huts00:37:55
geometric wall paintings patterns on00:37:58
stoves, carpets and even embroidered shirts00:38:02
hence the main colors in the works00:38:05
Malevich white red black This one00:38:08
a person always remembers that00:38:14
coloristics of Ukraine mental spirit00:38:17
Ukraine is present in his works00:38:19
He writes about this himself at 17 Malevich studies00:38:23
draw from a famous Ukrainian00:38:25
painter Nikolai Pimonenko will soon00:38:28
moves to Kursk at 25 departs00:38:31
study in Moscow in another 10 years00:38:34
the artist shocks the world with his black00:38:36
square When in Moscow and St. Petersburg00:38:38
repressions against creativity are intensifying00:38:41
intelligentsia Malevich Returns to00:38:44
homeland there begins to teach in ki00:38:46
art institute here he is00:38:49
feels free to lecture00:38:51
organizes a personal exhibition00:38:54
also writes articles for the local00:38:55
art magazine in Ukrainian00:38:58
language But he cannot avoid arrest00:39:02
returned to Russia and interrogated there00:39:04
blaming German espionage as the reason00:39:07
served as a great recognition for Malevich00:39:09
border his frequent trips there to00:39:12
get the artist's recognition00:39:14
torture, which undermines his health00:39:18
diagnosed with cancer after arrest00:39:20
the painter paints a series of paintings where he00:39:23
criticizes collectivization policies00:39:25
depicts the Holodomor on canvas00:39:28
Malevich has three human figures00:39:30
whose faces are the hammer and sickle, the cross and00:39:33
truna And by the way, the artist himself is in the profile00:39:37
identifies himself as Ukrainian in00:39:39
seventies Soviet power00:39:41
bought the Black Square of the Malevich family00:39:44
for next to nothing for only 300 rubles and so on00:39:47
Russia appropriated the legacy of the Great00:39:49
an artist whom she herself has outlived00:39:52
Light in 2016 Vienna in the museum00:39:56
Albertino opened an exhibition Russian00:39:59
Avant-garde from Chagall to Malevich about00:40:02
Ukrainian roots of Malevich Russian00:40:04
the organizers did not remember as expected00:40:08
with Ukraine but in a particularly figurative sense00:40:12
his image of these peasants who00:40:15
constantly meet almost in the background00:40:18
Ukrainian flag00:40:22
his mental perception of life is everything00:40:28
purely Ukrainian but at the same time of course00:40:34
such a large figure00:40:37
Suprematism the founder of Suprematism00:40:39
that he will be torn to pieces by the Polish00:40:43
specialists and Russians in general00:40:47
they put their elbows out a long time ago, what do you mean?00:40:49
no one has anything to do with it00:40:51
Mlevich only They are relevant but00:40:54
they lost his grave they didn’t keep track of it00:40:57
there are some events related to her00:41:00
Malevich and break down due to negligence00:41:03
some local authorities but at the same time all00:41:07
just like going abroad like this one00:41:11
export option and always needed00:41:12
show that this did not happen However00:41:15
Malevich is not the only artist00:41:17
which, thanks to the efforts of the Russian00:41:19
the colonial machine is considered throughout the world00:41:22
Russian artist next in this00:41:24
list Ilya Repin painter was also born00:41:27
in Ukraine in the city of Chuguev, Kharkov region00:41:30
region paternal grandfather Vasily00:41:33
Efimovich Repin was not a serving Cossack00:41:36
in his work the artist often00:41:38
appealed to Ukrainian origins00:41:40
native motives occupied a significant00:41:43
place in Repin's work00:41:58
was born there in Sloboda in Chuguev and all00:42:03
his life emphasized his Ukrainian00:42:07
origin and never hid his00:42:10
learn about their connections with Ukraine00:42:13
The painter began his artistic craft00:42:15
Chuguev by Ukrainian artist Bunakov00:42:18
Later Repin lived and studied in St. Petersburg00:42:21
then went abroad, first to Italy00:42:24
then to France upon return again00:42:27
returned to create in his native Chuguev and00:42:30
spent his last years in Finland00:42:32
one of the artist's most famous paintings00:42:34
Cossacks write a letter to the Turkish Sultan00:42:37
there were others in the artist’s work00:42:39
works on the theme of Ukraine haidamaki00:42:42
Evening girls00:42:44
Ukrainian near Tyn Ataman Ivan Serko and00:42:48
so on by the way interesting fact if00:42:51
look closely at Repin's painting00:42:53
We didn’t expect it, you can see it on the wall00:42:56
portrait of Taras Shevchenko00:43:14
alone00:43:18
Cossacks who write a letter to the Turkish00:43:21
the Sultan understands that this is glorification00:43:23
the spirit of Ukrainians and, by and large,00:43:27
opposition to all this colonial00:43:30
Russian politics but Russians00:43:33
somehow managed even this00:43:37
develop the work in such a way that it is00:43:39
The Sultan is Turkish but the Cossacks are like them00:43:43
Russian Cossacks turns out More00:43:46
Repin has a painting like this, in my opinion00:43:49
the hospital is called where Chaika is00:43:53
so huge floating on the sea the waves are beating00:43:57
and Cossacks00:43:59
there is also a completely Ukrainian theme00:44:02
amazing revealed with love a00:44:05
attitudes towards Russians and descendants00:44:10
which are very similar to those orcs00:44:12
who are now on our land00:44:16
Repin00:44:18
demonstrated in the film He has00:44:20
such a small picture but she really likes it00:44:22
valued and always kept at home00:44:25
called the Bolsheviks means the plot of this00:44:28
pictures like this00:44:31
Such huge round-faced creatures00:44:34
some soldiers' uniforms with guns00:44:37
surrounded on all sides by the girls00:44:40
a small one that's been there for five years, let's say00:44:42
and try to take a piece of bread from him00:44:45
this is how the Bolsheviks look like00:44:48
was00:44:50
potassium in the estate00:44:56
Where He fled from Russia did not want00:44:59
the Russians will return after00:45:01
revolutions and Lunacharsky including00:45:03
lured but he said no, I didn’t00:45:07
I'll go back and that's where he lived and that's where he worked00:45:11
was then she was in my opinion00:45:13
meeting his daughter's work and penates00:45:17
thank God they weren’t during Repin’s lifetime00:45:19
Russian But unfortunately, when00:45:23
Repin died, then this Finnish one began00:45:27
the company and these are like a Finnish village00:45:32
fell into the hands of the Russians00:45:34
renamed him Repin and00:45:38
less than Repin made penates as it were00:45:42
it all turned out a la Russian dacha00:45:46
Repinskaya is like this, although in fact it is00:45:49
there was immigration reluctance to return to00:45:52
Russia00:45:53
Ivan Aivazovsky is another world famous00:45:55
famous artist whose Russia00:45:57
included in its cultural heritage00:46:00
However, Aivazovsky was born in Crimea in00:46:02
to the Armenian family there his family00:46:04
moved from Galicia by the way00:46:06
Aivazovsky also knew the Ukrainian language and played00:46:09
violin melodies from the repertoire00:46:11
bandura players have a huge part of their work00:46:13
the artist is dedicated to the sea shores00:46:15
Crimea due to the fact that Russia has put00:46:18
a lot of effort to name00:46:19
Aivazovsky exclusively Russian00:46:21
artist now few people know about00:46:24
his works depicting Ukrainian00:46:26
life of which there was a lot on the one hand00:46:31
but on the other hand, not only this with00:46:35
on the other side of him next to him was Stepnoy00:46:38
Crimea and he, of course, left Crimea and was00:46:42
on the territory of mainland Ukraine and00:46:45
there are a lot of his works, for example00:46:48
wedding in Ukraine and many others00:46:51
dedicated to Ukrainians living in these00:46:54
places I'm not even talking about dozens00:46:57
literally his paintings are dedicated to00:47:01
Chumaks who travel for a strong night00:47:05
then somewhere in the evening00:47:08
very beautiful and romantic00:47:10
there are many works of them But since00:47:13
it wasn't very popular in00:47:16
In Russia and in the USSR this is how it all was00:47:20
covered with such fluorine and hidden under00:47:23
cloth somewhere, that is, the Ukrainian part00:47:26
creativity of Aivazovsky She seems to be00:47:28
did not exist So Aivazovsky00:47:31
definitely cannot today00:47:35
to be only a Russian artist00:47:38
of course they will count them among their own and00:47:41
Armenian00:47:43
art critics and cultural figures and00:47:46
Ukrainians will also be correctly considered00:47:49
But it's definitely not colonial00:47:52
Russians outstanding Russian artist00:47:55
artist is also called archipakuindzhi00:47:58
while he is a landscape painter of the Greek00:48:01
origin who was born in00:48:03
artist Sveta Kak in the suburbs of Mariupol00:48:06
was called Kuindzhi because of his unique00:48:09
technology, although I lived for a long time in Russia00:48:11
but in his paintings he depicted precisely00:48:13
Ukrainian landscapes we know that00:48:18
they have Greek blood00:48:21
was born in the south of Ukraine and he's like00:48:25
again an outstanding Russian artist00:48:30
Moonlit night on the Dnieper which is there00:48:33
the spectators came absolutely ecstatic00:48:37
Petersburg lined up there00:48:40
stood for hours to see this00:48:44
work but let's look at00:48:47
work by Arkhip Kuindzhi what is it00:48:51
This is the landscapes of Crimea00:48:53
this is a moonlit night on the Dnieper, this is Ukrainian00:48:57
night is evening in Ukraine I literally00:49:01
I name the name of these works Yes and this00:49:04
his best work his best00:49:07
product but good So it works00:49:09
this artist supposedly00:49:13
Russian he praised Ukraine the most00:49:17
number of originals and copies of Kuindzhi00:49:19
was kept in his art museum in00:49:22
Mariupol in March last year building00:49:24
museum was destroyed by a hit00:49:26
Russian missile However, a picture of Angie00:49:30
and other authors at the time of the airstrike in00:49:32
the museum was not available later00:49:34
information that the original paintings were00:49:36
taken from there by the occupiers further00:49:39
the fate of the paintings is unknown00:49:43
at the beginning of this year one of the largest00:49:46
world museums in new york00:49:48
The Metropolitan changed the captions of the paintings00:49:51
Ilya Repin Ivan Aivazovsky and Arkhip00:49:54
Kuindzhi is now listed on the museum website00:49:56
that they are Ukrainian, they are Russian00:49:59
artists later city museum00:50:01
Amsterdam Where is the small00:50:03
collection of pictures by Zimir Malevich00:50:05
recognized him as a Ukrainian author came out00:50:08
the artists mentioned were indeed00:50:10
in life, periods of work and creativity are not00:50:12
only in Ukraine but also in Russia it’s exactly the same00:50:15
the same as in Paris and other European cities00:50:17
but only the French use them as their own for some reason00:50:20
they don’t think so, although Moscow sometimes tries00:50:22
call your own even those who are really in00:50:24
Almost never lived in Russia00:50:42
one of the founding fathers of the Cube of Futurism00:50:45
an outstanding artist as they call him00:50:48
Ukrainian touch but he also seems to00:50:52
like Russians together with Vasily Ermilov00:50:55
famous constructivist from Kharkov00:50:58
because their last names sound something00:51:02
seems to be Russian But that’s what’s at the core00:51:06
the same surname of Bogomas is Ukrainian00:51:10
who was just the artist there00:51:13
The Middle Ages are like Russians weren’t there00:51:17
is very exciting, we have already mentioned00:51:20
Russian Avant-garde in context00:51:21
Malevich is actually Russian Avangard00:51:24
the beginning of the 20th century really took00:51:27
an honorable niche in European art00:51:28
of that time but it was formed in00:51:32
largely Ukrainian00:51:33
creators include Amazon Avangarda00:51:36
Alexandra Exter and David Burliuk00:51:38
who was even named father00:51:40
Russian futurism00:51:43
Alexandra XT she was born on the territory00:51:46
Poland but Youth took place in Kyiv here00:51:49
There was an XR art school when she00:51:53
immigrated to France all the time00:51:54
as if she was remembering what she wants00:51:57
come to Ukraine because it00:51:59
It wasn't Moscow she missed00:52:01
let's forget I missed my hometown00:52:05
trying somehow but that's all00:52:09
somewhere it already sounds funny to braid it to00:52:11
to his Alexandra archipenko archipenko00:52:14
he is the founder of cubism in sculpture00:52:17
also seems like a Russian artist00:52:20
it sounds somewhere, but it’s completely understandable00:52:22
that this is our artist who is here00:52:25
was born connected by absolutely all roots00:52:29
from Ukraine and all my life00:52:32
positioned himself as a Ukrainian Maria00:52:36
Sinyakova who was born in Kharkovskaya00:52:38
region00:52:40
famous avant-garde artist too00:52:43
[music]00:52:44
the Russians are trying to pull her to their side00:52:47
further Davids Vladimir Burliuk00:52:51
Well00:52:53
David Luke, the father of Russian futurism00:52:57
here he turns out to be a friend to the Ukrainians00:53:00
it’s completely unclear why because00:53:02
born in Ukraine00:53:04
Youth passed there in full saccharine00:53:06
plantations and his father worked00:53:08
manager in Ukraine came to Ukraine00:53:12
that is00:53:13
again mentally absolutely00:53:16
Ukrainians are like Russian soldiers00:53:18
who stole last year's gum00:53:20
washing machines and other items00:53:22
luxury from Ukraine00:53:24
Russian state for centuries00:53:25
took credit for other people's merits and00:53:28
cultural heritage since 201400:53:31
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museums with their valuable exhibits in Crimea00:53:37
and in Donbass after a full-scale00:53:39
invasions this list has been expanded00:53:42
New Year's Eve they have already stolen all the exhibits00:53:45
Kherson Art Museum00:53:49
Mariupol Art Museum and00:53:52
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local history museums of southern Ukraine00:53:58
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museums annexed exhibits of these00:54:05
museums That is, this is not just theft A00:54:10
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history of its contribution to the development of the world00:54:20
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decision affecting the course of history00:54:46
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almost complete ban on exports to Russia00:54:51
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Russian economy important events00:54:55
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Vladimir Runets about all this and much more00:55:04
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how Mikhail deprived Hitler of what he wanted00:55:55
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in his honor they compose songs and name the streets00:56:58
at the same time commander in chief00:57:00
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couples with provisions from luggage almost01:10:30
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first rifle battalion01:10:45
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every week I already have people walking rich01:11:58
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his friend01:12:46
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this is already a successful Kharkov operation01:18:53
should be successful01:19:29
I think I'll be damn good01:19:46
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what it broadcasts01:20:05
throughout the country Eduard Topol writer01:20:08
screenwriter and publicist in a series of interviews with01:20:12
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Tomorrow at 12.00 Kyiv time on01:20:18
Freedom TV channel01:20:22
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those who deprive others of freedom are not01:20:30
they themselves deserve it Abraham Lincoln01:20:33
freedom Free your opportunity01:20:36
say no01:20:43
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certainly the central event of July01:20:52
became the NATO summit which took place in01:20:54
Vilnius And the main theme of this01:20:56
the event became Ukraine01:21:01
Lithuania as a true friend of Ukraine and01:21:04
the host party was preparing for the summit01:21:06
right on the streets of Vilnius Posted01:21:09
more than 33 thousand Ukrainian flags on01:21:12
Central Square so that again01:21:14
times Remind NATO members where01:21:16
really warmly raised the Ukrainian01:21:19
banner delivered from Bakhmut01:21:22
the flag for the anthem of Ukraine was raised at01:21:24
Central square of Vilnius01:21:25
municipal transport of the capital of Lithuania01:21:28
was decorated with stickers that read01:21:30
next while you wait for your stop01:21:32
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In general, Lithuania tried its best01:21:39
support Ukraine in its so-called01:21:42
election race and trips01:21:44
Zelensky on Eastern Europe added01:21:46
confidence in a positive outcome01:21:48
summit May splurge on our01:21:50
I'm going to help Petrinka and give it to me and so we01:21:53
we will educate the elder day of aggression01:21:57
Russian lawyer of Ukraine in Europe01:21:59
Andrzej Duda even came to Volyn and01:22:01
took part in a multi-religious01:22:03
It is worth noting in prayer that for Poland01:22:06
Volyn is a sore spot in Ukraine01:22:08
Polish relations But despite everything01:22:11
Duda took a step and the Ukrainians did not remain in01:22:13
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overall there is a lot to gain01:22:22
treasured ticket with the inscription we invite you to01:22:25
NATO was done and let's be honest01:22:28
the President of Ukraine upon arrival in Vilnius was01:22:30
already like your hugs, jokes, jokes with01:22:33
leaders of the civilized West01:22:34
demonstrated that he was welcome in the sandbox01:22:37
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respectfully we need more01:22:45
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it turns out there is always some but01:22:52
official invitation to join01:22:54
As a result, Ukraine did not receive NATO membership01:22:56
however, every single member of the Alliance01:22:59
assured that at the end of the war Ukraine01:23:02
will definitely be in NATO01:23:04
Ukraine is now closer to NATO than ever before01:23:06
all members of the Alliance agreed that01:23:08
Ukraine will become a NATO member in the future01:23:13
the future is in the future but there are more of us01:23:16
interested in the present And in the present themselves01:23:19
for Ukraine everything is over01:23:21
positive first of all which is very important01:23:23
Ukraine received additional weapons01:23:25
for the front here are the results of two days in01:23:28
Vilnius Germany 700 million euros01:23:31
launchers patriot marders and01:23:34
leopards UK ammunition01:23:36
challengers armored cars and money for01:23:38
repair Norway for samsa and thousand01:23:41
mini drones Australia 3001:23:43
Bushmaster armored vehicles Japan system01:23:46
drone detection France missiles01:23:49
scalp Well, isn't it a misfortune by the way01:23:52
Japanese detection system01:23:53
drones can save a lot01:23:55
Ukrainian lives along the entire front line01:23:57
scalp rockets this is the French version already01:24:00
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the situation of the counter-offensive of Ukraine I01:24:05
decided to increase arms supplies01:24:06
equipment and provide it to Ukrainians01:24:08
long-range missiles And also in the fields01:24:11
G7 countries accepted01:24:13
long-term security guarantees for01:24:15
Ukraine And this means supply01:24:18
modern military equipment on board01:24:21
air and sea training for Ukrainians01:24:23
forces sharing intelligence and assistance in01:24:25
cyber defense that should help01:24:27
Ukraine to liberate its territory and01:24:29
modernize the army, that is, the world01:24:32
leaders pledged to help in every possible way01:24:34
Ukraine is in bad shape before joining NATO01:24:36
news for you we are not going anywhere you01:24:39
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I got pretty burned from such obligations01:24:45
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called red lines constantly01:25:40
We express our concerns about this01:25:41
we're talking about red lines01:25:44
the red line is for real they are01:25:46
know we have a whole series of intersections01:25:48
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let's stop this brazen spread01:25:53
moving back the red lines let's call it01:25:56
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red lines When are these red lines already01:26:03
lines when these decision centers01:26:05
our partners are peculiar and, as it were,01:26:10
to put it mildly, very superficial01:26:11
applies to all our warnings01:26:13
talking about red lines in general01:26:16
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threats make sense as long as you don't [ __ ] yourself01:26:21
in other cases this is all for01:26:23
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you can have as much as you want, but the output will be01:26:28
just a meager fart01:26:31
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all the Kremlin propaganda cries about01:26:40
Western weapons in Ukraine are very accurate01:26:42
answered the German officer in Ukraine no01:26:44
German weapons have Ukrainian weapons01:26:46
German origin German weapons01:26:49
- these are tanks they exist in Ukraine01:26:51
Ukrainian tanks we gave them to Ukraine and01:26:54
she is responsible for them01:26:55
real base from Colonel Letting us down01:26:58
the results of the NATO summit, we note that in general01:27:00
the results were positive but calculated01:27:03
for more I think that this is absolutely01:27:05
not enough I hope that through01:27:08
in a few years Ukraine will become a full-fledged01:27:10
NATO member01:27:13
the event even created a video where everyone01:27:15
Alliance members in different outfits and forums01:27:17
appear as leaders of a strong Union under01:27:20
representation of each country01:27:21
this is the year of joining NATO01:27:24
Ukraine only has one left to enter01:27:26
figure01:27:30
on the eve of all these geopolitical01:27:32
games, an equally significant event took place01:27:34
And for Ukraine, perhaps even more01:27:37
significant returned home from Turkey01:27:39
heroes commanders under whose leadership01:27:41
the defenders of Azov became within two01:27:44
months01:27:46
completely surrounded01:27:48
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This is how I described it in the words of Lesya Ukrainka01:27:59
his imprisonment on Turkish soil01:28:00
Svyatoslav we broke paralytics with01:28:03
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sweets behind your back and we have mercury eagles01:28:11
wing01:28:12
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Turkish land but the shackles are now broken01:28:18
and the fighters are not going to sit out for long01:28:20
In the rear, such commanders are simply worth their weight01:28:23
gold for everything we will continue01:28:26
We'll say our word in battle01:28:32
known for Syoma turned to Ukraine01:28:36
naturally the fifth points of the Muscovites01:28:38
flared up instantly How so who allowed it01:28:41
Why were they released like this and they abandoned us as strangers?01:28:43
Did Erdogan just cheat us?01:28:46
they deceived the fool and threw him with 4 fists01:28:49
just rudely thrown But the President of Turkey01:28:51
to all these reproaches, accusations and claims01:28:53
Erdogan answered calmly and measuredly01:28:56
assured that the agreements that01:28:57
military commanders who defended01:28:59
Azovstal must remain in Turkey01:29:01
were reached bilaterally01:29:02
between Ukraine and Russia Türkiye01:29:04
provided him with asylum to carry out01:29:06
Russian-Ukrainian agreement if01:29:09
simply put, Türkiye is not some01:29:10
did not violate the agreements because they01:29:13
never was Türkiye was not01:29:15
party to the agreement between Ukraine and the Russian Federation01:29:17
so all the questions are for Ukraine. Come on01:29:20
objectively What questions may be in01:29:22
Ukraine If Moscow violated everything01:29:24
imaginable and unimaginable rules01:29:25
agreements and laws, not only that01:29:28
screwing the local around with a similar one01:29:30
lying will only make my situation worse01:29:33
we'll do it the way these idiots beat01:29:35
for civil objects for residential01:29:38
quarters Of course we don't do this01:29:40
Let's be a bald moth, let alone blatantly lie01:29:42
he deliberately hits civilians01:29:44
objects Why is he like the last one01:29:46
scum launches bombs and rockets into places01:29:48
distribution of humanitarian aid and even to pizzerias01:29:50
and then his mouthpieces convey to the sheep such01:29:54
nonsense destroyed by impact01:29:57
two Generals participating in the meeting01:30:00
50 military officers and up to 2001:30:05
foreign mercenaries and military01:30:08
advisers only for 10 days of July after01:30:11
Attacks on Liman Kherson and Lviv01:30:13
there are three dozen dead01:30:15
ordinary civilians and the number of wounded01:30:18
almost reaches01:30:20
hundreds01:30:27
Well, in the swamps we hear rockets01:30:30
flew to these targets, but why do we01:30:33
we are surprised if even the FSB priest01:30:36
the junta openly approves of murder01:30:38
Ukrainians01:30:43
We are now the most Soviet republic01:30:45
all 15 Ukraine is feeding the Soviet01:30:49
Union01:30:50
accreted by territories who received what01:30:52
never had science industry there01:30:54
and everything else is the most beloved child01:30:56
the red project is an outright dunce but01:30:59
so as not to dwell on this for too long01:31:00
Let’s just cite pseudo-historical nonsense01:31:02
archival edition of British newspapers01:31:04
attention From October 801:31:06
1737 Marshal01:31:10
Lacy and her army head to01:31:12
bakhmut in Ukraine wait, Ukraine is not01:31:15
Lenin invented it and not even Catherine II01:31:18
it turns out no in the civilized world01:31:21
It is customary to rewrite history every 501:31:22
years, they prefer to store archival01:31:25
documents and not burn them, by the way01:31:27
another pearl of small change in one of the schools01:31:30
in the occupied territory nearby01:31:31
found some books in the library01:31:40
The Soviet Union as the invader of everything01:31:43
peace01:31:48
both camp lovers, both people01:31:51
haters01:31:53
State Well, let's wait lady01:31:56
further01:32:00
in Ukrainian history there is01:32:02
studying Austria studying Romania01:32:05
the modern student does not know what it is01:32:09
Battle of Stalingrad What is the Battle of01:32:11
by the stern arc they don’t know who he is01:32:13
Zhukov and Rokossovsky Yes, he knows everything and01:32:15
knows about a million dead Soviet01:32:17
soldier in the Battle of Stalingrad only01:32:18
for the sake of the city named part01:32:21
The Germans did not take the executioner of nations and knows01:32:23
she is the butcher Zhukov, who is his01:32:25
lack of talent and indifference to the soldiers01:32:27
only near Berlin he put 300,00001:32:29
Zhukov is from a military point of view01:32:33
mediocrity mediocrity01:32:37
and the moral of this whole epic with the Ukrainians01:32:40
books by what01:32:42
so that as we see now01:32:48
those who were friendly and01:32:52
Ukrainian Population against Russia01:32:55
Where are you from so underdeveloped?01:32:58
take it you entered Ukrainian on a tank01:33:00
The house killed about a thousand Ukrainian children01:33:03
Ukrainian cities have been erased from the face of the earth and01:33:05
After this, Europe is not to blame01:33:07
publicly show that you are a fool01:33:10
illiterate don't need it This is wrong A01:33:13
here's another clown named Zapashny01:33:15
came out with his assumptions01:33:17
suggestions and wishes01:33:20
there has never been a circus tent, let's have it01:33:23
let's put it there Why was it taken away from the children01:33:27
childhood And now we adults have to do this01:33:30
I really understand01:33:33
we can't feel it01:33:37
mostly you and I had children in01:33:39
Mariupol had a wonderful childhood so far01:33:41
you didn’t stop even after 14 years01:33:44
thanks to the fact that Jesus was released01:33:46
city children felt relatively01:33:48
happy Let it be known that01:33:50
Mariupol was included in the Top Ten Cities01:33:52
Ukraine's highest salary city01:33:54
literally bloomed01:33:59
[music]01:34:01
and after Moscow the holey boot again01:34:04
climbed into the rose bed this time01:34:05
completely trampled the whole garden01:34:08
almost completely destroyed once01:34:11
a beautiful and not poor city on the shore01:34:12
Azova And after all this, a circus performer01:34:15
the city itches like this And when 8 years old01:34:20
they bomb you in a row, they shoot you, they call you there01:34:24
broochist01:34:26
use every opportunity to01:34:28
to destroy As a species That's just01:34:31
these already worn out to holes for 8 years he was in01:34:34
Ukraine, so sometimes it’s better to remain silent than01:34:37
repeat tired techniques01:34:38
would do better with their original01:34:41
Russian games such as throwing01:34:43
cow dung is a star and a symbol01:34:46
I'm right about this competition01:35:02
on cow dung throwing will be out soon01:35:04
to the federal level to compete in01:35:06
Tanya's poop will be different teams01:35:08
regions by the way the current winner01:35:10
threw cow excrement 57 meters01:35:13
which is 7 meters narrower than the previous champion01:35:17
import substitution in action who needs it01:35:19
there are swords, it's native [ __ ]01:35:25
Live and Rejoice As they say, even more so01:35:28
It was recently announced that corruption is on01:35:29
swamps have finally overcome, or rather, everything01:35:32
this time it was not corruption Friendship01:35:34
or cooperation, listen here01:35:36
expert from Soloviev Life is everything01:35:39
done through You to me I to you I to you there01:35:41
I'm with someone there from my subordinates01:35:43
I got a deal guys you can do it01:35:45
there adjust adjust adjust01:35:47
such and such a place to get Yes it is not01:35:50
corruption is cooperation Well01:35:52
Let's summarize corruption as such in01:35:54
basically doesn't exist it's just that01:35:56
friendship01:35:59
[music]01:36:05
In general, everything is good for cooling and01:36:08
stable but at least that's how it is01:36:10
they say on TV What if01:36:12
look over the fence, it’s no longer the same01:36:14
rosy for example the same bunker01:36:16
TV Tsar and God with 120 percent01:36:18
support01:36:19
[applause]01:36:23
but in fact, as Prigozhinsky showed01:36:25
movement He’s not that popular these days01:36:27
rap is on the brink of civil war01:36:30
small internal matter and conflict01:36:32
will intensify during the rebellion of Prigozhin01:36:34
supported in 17 out of 46 regions of the Russian Federation and01:36:37
Putin was approximately twenty-one01:36:40
equality and everything goes towards separation01:36:43
Dagestan Tatarstan Ichkeria indigenous01:36:46
people are tired of putting up with Putin's tyranny01:36:48
there is a little help from the bay maybe01:36:50
fill everything that is still immense and here01:36:53
then Ukrainians and the entire civilized world01:36:55
make yourself a cocktail ball crafty and01:36:58
will enjoy the spectacle01:37:03
Moscow for Russians No, this is wrong01:37:06
because Moscow was not built by Muscovites01:37:10
Right01:37:17
Freedom is given to Ukraine with blood and pain01:37:20
the nation is literally fighting for01:37:23
survival and Ukrainians must win01:37:25
help the titans from the Armed Forces as much as you can01:37:28
Believe in them Pray for them01:37:30
support and remember them as01:37:33
for example, the minister did this01:37:34
government of Finland as a sign of respect01:37:37
and in memory of the fallen soldiers01:37:43
[music]01:38:12
unleashing a vile war against Ukraine01:38:15
The Kremlin government has led to the abyss01:38:18
financial well-being of Russia money01:38:21
are also taken away within the country with fines and01:38:23
taxes and abroad their gun she01:38:26
a very long time ago I seriously broke away from the general01:38:28
reality and the causes of poverty and01:38:31
the catastrophe approaching the Russians01:38:33
opportunities for something01:38:36
accumulate save save you don't have01:38:39
there will be several Russian01:38:43
existence we show the truth about it01:38:46
how Putin's criminal regime does everyone01:38:48
Russians are poorer your money on Tuesdays01:38:51
and Fridays at 16:30 Kyiv time01:38:55
on Freedom TV channel01:38:58
the word freedom in Russian and Ukrainian01:39:02
spelled the same but means absolutely01:39:06
miscellaneous01:39:07
[music]01:39:12
Wait wait which one is really capable01:39:15
turn the USA into radioactive Ash01:39:33
Freedom TV channel01:39:43
[music]01:39:49
[music]01:40:13
time01:40:18
regime of Russian President Vladimir01:40:20
Putin is being squeezed into the grip of dictatorship and01:40:23
plunges the country into times of darkness01:40:25
Soviet past defying everything01:40:28
world, Vladimir Putin is ready to do anything01:40:30
sacrifices in order to gain leadership status01:40:33
superpowers Is there a historical01:40:36
parallel between the Soviet tragic01:40:37
past and Russian present What is01:40:40
the likelihood that today's Russia and its01:40:43
citizens will suffer the same fate as01:40:46
Soviet Union in the last century01:40:49
[applause]01:40:52
the ideology of Soviet communism was01:40:54
ideal and goal for achieving which01:40:57
the Communist Party officially fought many01:40:59
years every official meeting01:41:01
ended with pathetic speeches about01:41:04
sure path to communism01:41:06
is that these plans01:41:15
in the understanding of the average person this is01:41:17
an ideal world in which everyone supposedly has everything01:41:20
enough and besides completely01:41:22
free this year next this apartment01:41:25
How much did you pay for it just this?01:41:29
we don't pay anything from the factory at home availability01:41:31
goods in stores good conditions01:41:33
life comfortable existence availability01:41:36
personal vehicles these were01:41:39
Things that actually happened01:41:41
are not interesting to a Soviet citizen01:41:45
I wanted to be just a cog in this huge01:41:48
cars that in the end are just01:41:50
will be thrown away as unnecessary01:41:52
1961, the then first secretary of the Central Committee01:41:56
CPSU Nikita Khrushchev promised that he would already01:41:59
the current generation of citizens of the USSR will01:42:01
live under communism if we are comrades01:42:15
does miracles supposed to be the goal01:42:17
reached no later01:42:19
1980, however, already in 1964 Khrushchev was01:42:25
removed from his post on date01:42:27
the coming of communist paradise01:42:29
postponed indefinitely A01:42:31
soon they stopped talking about it altogether01:42:33
any dates and here it’s already 80 years old01:42:36
was coming just around the corner and then01:42:38
it is clear that there is no communism01:42:41
it couldn't be the other way around01:42:42
there were more and more queues01:42:44
shortages shortages varied and here01:42:48
and besides, there are all these problems with01:42:51
injustice with corruption01:42:52
corruption began to appear01:42:55
almost everyone was involved in the idea of doing everything01:42:58
accessible to anyone and everyone on01:43:00
practice translated into the exact opposite01:43:02
the effect of widespread shortages at the end01:43:05
existence of the Soviet Union No one is already01:43:07
and didn’t think about communism, the question was01:43:10
only about the availability of basic ones for everyday life01:43:13
things I like I remind you of this already01:43:16
By the way, perestroika began in 198601:43:18
my youngest daughter was born for milk01:43:21
I had to get up for milk 601:43:24
o'clock in the morning to go or nearby to go there01:43:28
about 15-20 minutes or go to the center01:43:31
and stand in line to buy01:43:35
milk just like meat01:43:38
butter and many others in01:43:40
basically everyday products01:43:41
nutrition society of the 80s was not hungry01:43:45
only in the literal sense of the word but also in01:43:47
needs to receive truthful01:43:49
information about the past and present01:43:52
[music]01:43:53
in order to relieve tension in society Mikhail01:43:56
Gorbachev began the policy of glasnost but01:43:59
though even in small doses it became too much01:44:01
heavy society saw the present01:44:04
the guise of socialism which has both01:44:06
it turned out01:44:07
inhuman face01:44:17
from the archive to the masses began to reveal01:44:19
execution lists and many01:44:21
crimes of Stalinism exact01:44:24
There is no official data on the victims of the regime01:44:26
still according to the Center for Rights Protection01:44:29
human memorial for all Soviet times01:44:31
At least 11 million people suffered from repression01:44:34
more than 5 million people were arrested due to01:44:38
political charges, about 1 of them01:44:40
million were shot, they are very conservative01:44:44
estimates that clearly do not include victims01:44:46
famines organized by the Soviet01:44:48
power01:44:50
it was actually an attempt, as it were, with01:44:54
on the one hand and partial freedom and so01:44:57
to relieve tension and let off steam01:45:00
show the other side here they say was01:45:01
bad Stalin bad previous leaders and01:45:04
now here's liberal freedom beloved01:45:07
Gorbachev and in the end when people found out01:45:09
thanks to publicity What crimes01:45:12
happened under Stalin and after that01:45:16
in fact, politically speaking01:45:18
language delegitimized01:45:21
Soviet political regime01:45:22
undermined the communist system01:45:24
Trust in the system itself01:45:38
The same thing could happen now01:45:41
people have begun to want more than just something01:45:43
new and there so that the sausage is in01:45:47
stores and meat and butter but01:45:49
they have already begun to live so that we can live like01:45:52
in the west so that we have free01:45:54
political system Democratic and01:45:57
so that we can influence the authorities and not01:46:00
just blindly follow their instructions01:46:06
the country comes from the obligated efiis01:46:09
The forces that organized it01:46:11
historically doomed he people01:46:14
I have already freed myself from the fear I had01:46:16
a few years ago for the victory01:46:19
democracy on reaction and how in Rus'01:46:23
it was always at the end of cheers01:46:28
people in power who started the war01:46:30
against Ukraine, people from the Soviet Union01:46:32
systems Therefore they have all those01:46:35
the same tools for controlling your own01:46:37
country and its citizens, including methods01:46:40
fight against dissent criminal01:46:42
persecution contract killings blackmail01:46:45
extrajudicial pressure and harsh01:46:47
restrictions at the legislative level01:46:49
The issue here is our safety.01:46:52
the state faces the question of the future here01:46:54
of our country Let us with all our01:46:57
tolerance to be aware of your01:46:59
responsibility what's happening now01:47:03
Of course, the authorities are also scared and they01:47:06
responds with repression she responds01:47:09
the return of essentially Soviet01:47:11
laws because new articles01:47:14
Criminal Code introduced on March 2201:47:18
years of speed after the start of the war they01:47:21
reproduce two articles of the Criminal Code01:47:23
the Soviet code then imprisoned01:47:26
opponents of the regime for speaking under Article 7001:47:30
Criminal Code anti-Soviet litation01:47:32
Propaganda01:47:33
once appeared did not lag behind was called01:47:36
58-1001:47:37
famous article01:47:39
up to 7 to 10 years and lighter article01:47:44
there were 193 deliberately false clinical01:47:48
thinking simpler Soviet state01:47:50
public build up to three years imprisonment01:47:52
freedom 5810 anti-Soviet agitation01:47:55
Propaganda 58 1101:47:57
organizational counter-relational01:47:59
activity if the article is revised01:48:02
then you need it And what do we see now01:48:05
a new article 280.3 is introduced, repeated01:48:09
discredit01:48:10
up to three years and01:48:15
207.301:48:18
fake news about the army, that is, the war01:48:22
war can be called here until 7 to 1001:48:26
years old get reproduction01:48:30
arithmetic of Soviet repressive01:48:33
laws and apply them much more widely than01:48:37
was it during some previous or01:48:39
to another according to the old Soviet template in01:48:42
Russia has actually been cleared01:48:44
informational and civil01:48:46
space over the past year01:48:47
websites were blocked01:48:49
almost all independent media have a common01:48:52
the number of closed portals is estimated01:48:54
hundreds, as a State Duma deputy said01:48:57
Vasily Piskarev is undesirable01:48:59
activities of ideological saboteurs01:49:02
engaged in discrediting Russian01:49:05
armed forces pursuit01:49:08
human rights organizations were subjected to01:49:10
many were closed created by Alexey01:49:13
Navalny Anti-Corruption Fund01:49:15
June 21 was declared extremist01:49:18
organization and liquidated by decision01:49:21
trial after years of persecution01:49:23
February 21 Supreme Court of Russia01:49:26
completely destroyed society01:49:28
International memorial organization was accused01:49:31
in creating an allegedly false image of the USSR as01:49:35
terrorist state memorial01:49:38
was created in01:49:39
1987 like-minded people who01:49:42
wanted to perpetuate the memory of the victims01:49:44
Soviet-era political repression01:49:47
first chairman of the council memorial01:49:49
became academician and dissident Andrei Sakharov01:49:52
we inherited from Stalinism01:49:56
national constitutional structure01:49:59
bearing the stamp of the imperial01:50:02
thinking of imperial policy were subjected01:50:14
[applause]01:50:41
we couldn't do it01:50:44
I'll have to work with this again for a long time01:50:50
how they hunted after World War II01:50:53
for Nazi criminals01:50:56
But it's necessary01:51:00
there is no other way out01:51:02
another way out is not a way out Return to01:51:06
past and future will have to be twice01:51:09
repeat this work work of memory and here01:51:12
the role of the Soviet and about the terrible01:51:16
crimes of the last three decades01:51:18
exactly three decades because01:51:22
in Grozny01:51:24
No less than01:51:27
Mariupol because, for example, the first01:51:30
the Chechen war was no less vile01:51:34
less bloody no less treacherous than01:51:36
military in Ukraine01:51:38
we will have to work not only with that01:51:42
memory of the Soviet period, but also01:51:46
what did you manage to do in the new one?01:51:49
democratic Russia when it01:51:53
for some reason it stopped being01:51:59
Russian tradition and according to the Sacred tradition01:52:03
land in Dagestan where we are today01:52:04
let's raise this glass and drink to01:52:09
memory of those who died for a second01:52:11
wait a second01:52:13
but you and I have a lot of problems ahead and01:52:17
big tasks you know this very well01:52:19
after the start of a full-scale war01:52:22
Russia vs Ukraine number01:52:23
criminal cases changes terrorism and01:52:26
for other political items it gained01:52:28
terms have increased on an unprecedented scale01:52:31
in the fall of 2022 under the article of treason01:52:35
Journalist was sentenced to 22 years in prison01:52:38
Ivan Safronov opposition politician01:52:41
Vladimir Karamurza was sentenced to 2501:52:43
for years he was assigned state01:52:46
treason, spreading fake news about the army01:52:49
Russian Federation and cooperation with the so-called01:52:51
undesirable organizations01:52:58
after all01:52:59
with all my dislike for01:53:02
own political system But01:53:05
such crazy deadlines for similar01:53:08
articles for libel against the Soviet01:53:11
there was no power, they understandably systematically01:53:13
society began to prepare for this by strengthening01:53:15
there is Propaganda and of course control over01:53:18
opposition part because they01:53:19
understood that well, the opposition could01:53:22
the principle of taking people out onto the street01:53:23
protest against it and so on01:53:25
look here is a simple example in 201401:53:28
year of actions against the annexation of Crimea and war01:53:33
against Ukraine were collected in Moscow in01:53:36
Petersburg tens of thousands of people01:53:40
how many people came out in '22 Well maybe01:53:44
be on a national scale we are talking about01:53:46
tens of thousands, perhaps even hundreds01:53:48
thousand, but on a scale throughout Russia this is01:53:50
nothing 300 people 350 400 of them at once01:53:54
extinguished how they reached there right away there was a prison01:53:58
and so on and basically when already01:54:00
the war started somewhere after a few01:54:02
months, apparently a decision was made01:54:04
throw away any conventions altogether and01:54:07
any manifestations are unauthorized01:54:10
manifestations of positionality associated with01:54:12
extinguish the war as brutally as possible01:54:15
script in order to simply01:54:16
intimidate everyone else in fact01:54:19
they were obtained according to the ATS portal01:54:21
information in Russia over the past year counted01:54:24
more than 20 thousand detained for01:54:26
anti-war stance was instigated01:54:28
over 7 thousand cases under article about01:54:31
discredit the army on this scale01:54:33
police pressure actually01:54:35
destroyed Russian civil society01:54:38
but any People, especially Russian01:54:41
people will always be able to distinguish the true ones01:54:45
Patriots from scum and traitors and01:54:47
just spits them out randomly01:54:49
fly flying into the mouth01:54:53
convinced that this is natural and necessary01:54:56
self-purification of society will only strengthen01:54:59
our country is just the surface part01:55:02
iceberg because hundreds01:55:07
there are thousands of criminal cases or even01:55:11
many tens of thousands of administrative01:55:13
what protocols01:55:16
then in March last year in Russian01:55:19
legislation introduced to become01:55:21
administrative code01:55:23
20.3.3 discreditation repeated simply01:55:27
army accreditation article gave a fine01:55:30
but in case of repeated violation it is already criminal01:55:34
responsibility and maybe it was01:55:37
very similar to the mechanism that01:55:39
Soviet power used the latest01:55:40
30 years of existence for one01:55:43
those put in camps accounted for about01:55:46
10001:55:47
prevented those who have a criminal case01:55:50
no punishment was applied but01:55:53
Who found himself one step away from prison and01:55:56
then most often did not take this step01:55:58
now the structure has been formed01:56:00
regression similar to the last 3001:56:04
Soviet years01:56:07
for calling war war now01:56:09
Russian sociologists, with all conventions01:56:11
this concept but they also carry out01:56:13
certain cuts are there and they mark01:56:16
one trend which by the way01:56:17
The Russian authorities are not paying attention01:56:19
that she thinks this is kind of for them there01:56:21
Okay trend there is normal01:56:23
increasing apathy in society society01:56:26
really gets depressed like this01:56:30
you know, he falls asleep to some extent01:56:32
and it already lives by the principle Leave me alone01:56:35
don't touch me give me this quietly01:56:37
The main thing is to sit there, I don’t want to go anywhere01:56:39
go to any rallies, nothing there01:56:41
and you don't touch me I don't touch As if01:56:43
you have never experienced a number of criminal cases01:56:46
and deafening Propaganda suppressed the desire01:56:49
and the ability to resist the regime01:56:52
many Russians Russian Propaganda01:56:54
I came up with one element that was not there01:56:56
Soviet propaganda has this element01:56:58
directly related to more or less01:57:00
open society and also with the presence01:57:02
alternative sources of information01:57:04
after all, YouTube is not banned yet01:57:07
we started to act according to the principle01:57:08
which is better not to quote here01:57:10
famous explorer St. Petersburg01:57:12
Pomerantsev and he said about the Russian01:57:14
Propaganda is a very correct thing that it01:57:16
operates on the principle that nothing01:57:18
is true and everything is01:57:19
possible is all this creation of a huge01:57:21
number of alternative ideas01:57:24
versions of scripts in which simply01:57:27
the average citizen does not drown01:57:29
that they have forgotten how to seek the truth01:57:32
unlearned what is true in general01:57:34
there is a truth you will never know01:57:37
This is the second part of the propaganda which01:57:40
imposed such01:57:43
a look at events over 20 years01:57:47
years of new technological opportunities01:57:50
gave the state levers of manipulation01:57:52
which even the most cruel did not have01:57:55
dictators and authoritarian regimes01:57:57
last century under the influence of the Soviet01:58:00
propaganda Millions of people believed in01:58:02
the existence of certain enemies of the people or01:58:05
foreign spies01:58:07
whether it’s what the aggressive NATO bloc wants01:58:09
take over Europe Therefore in 6801:58:12
Soviet troops entered Czechoslovakia01:58:15
allegedly for her protection Under a similar pretext01:58:18
in 1979 the Kremlin ordered01:58:22
Soviet invasion of Afghanistan01:58:25
the beginning of perestroika in the USSR Afghan01:58:27
the war became a conflict not only in01:58:30
foreign but also in domestic policy01:58:31
glasnost revealed more and more01:58:33
opportunities to talk openly about the war01:58:35
public dissatisfaction with the protracted01:58:38
conflict and the so-called load 20001:58:40
which was sent throughout the Union01:58:43
official number of Soviet dead01:58:45
soldiers about 15 thousand people but01:58:48
According to different data, the number may be01:58:49
about 30 thousand or more Russian01:58:53
aggression showed that no01:58:55
official casualty figures from Russian01:58:57
officials cannot be trusted, they just need to be trusted01:59:00
understand that at that moment actually01:59:02
at the beginning of perestroika, the Soviet Union introduced01:59:05
war in Afghanistan and would have ended up01:59:07
quite serious sanctions that01:59:09
also concerned food01:59:12
so-called petrodollars Yes for them01:59:15
tried to buy01:59:18
grain for example in Canada in the United States01:59:20
States of America which gave01:59:22
opportunity to block01:59:25
minimum needs of the population and01:59:28
dampened the possibilities of the hungry01:59:31
riots without achieving the desired01:59:33
results after 10 years in01:59:36
In 1989, Soviet troops were withdrawn01:59:40
from Afghanistan Putin's territory01:59:42
a full-scale war has been going on for a year and a half now01:59:45
more than a million Russians left01:59:47
country hundreds of thousands died those who01:59:50
remains to live in the country faced with01:59:52
unprecedented economic and social01:59:54
crisis and that's the difference Soviet01:59:56
man he received something from the West Well02:00:00
something he got used to the Soviet and here people02:00:03
accustomed to Western standards02:00:04
consumption02:00:06
the so-called millennial generation02:00:10
generation of consumers are people who02:00:12
began their conscious lives, including02:00:14
consumer life economic02:00:15
life in the late 90s 2000 they grew up02:00:18
under Putin But this is a generation of consumers02:00:21
and which consume from modern02:00:23
Western goods and McDonald's to YouTube02:00:25
and now it’s not there And that’s how it is on them02:00:28
the big question of power will affect for a long time02:00:30
they don’t talk about equality and a well-fed life02:00:32
instead of social development Propaganda02:00:35
offers the people a universal feeling02:00:37
greatness that was embodied in the idea02:00:39
Russian world the emphasis is on a certain02:00:42
superiority and This superiority is very02:00:45
highly cultivated among Russian02:00:47
society is again colossal in this02:00:49
unlike the Soviet Union there too This is02:00:52
superiority was cultivated but in02:00:54
it was so soft enough02:00:56
it's like we'll win because we02:00:58
we are going the right way and here we will win02:01:00
because we are Russian God is with us02:01:03
principle in this context Of course we02:01:06
paradoxical situation ideology is more02:01:09
blurred as of today02:01:11
for example This was in the Soviet Union no02:01:13
no books a la manifesto02:01:16
Communist Party or there02:01:18
there is no such thing as a CPSU program there02:01:20
for now Although this is already being implemented into02:01:22
including in schools and kindergartens there02:01:24
universities, including for ordinary people02:01:27
Russians Chimera called the Russian world02:01:29
remains an attractive dream but02:01:31
everyone represents it in their own way02:01:34
talks about Orthodoxy and spirituality02:01:36
someone remembers the Greatness of the Russian02:01:38
empire but in reality appeals to02:01:41
the past serves only as an excuse02:01:43
current unsuccessful attempt to achieve02:01:45
status of a developed and free country02:01:47
this situation is reminiscent of the late02:01:50
communism in the USSR is of course different from02:01:53
People of the Soviet Union cannot02:01:55
offer some image of the future02:01:57
more or less understandable communism from02:02:00
everyone if possible everyone02:02:02
According to the needs of Russia02:02:04
the current one, of course, doesn’t offer this02:02:06
Here But at the same time she can still allow02:02:10
to myself, of course, to a lesser extent, but02:02:12
guarantee some let02:02:14
very very low very minimal02:02:16
however, the standard of living for02:02:18
majority of the population and02:02:21
according to the Kremlin's idea, this should somehow inspire02:02:24
some certainty in02:02:26
future Western sanctions falling prices02:02:29
oil and investor losses multiplied by02:02:32
corrupt economic structure02:02:34
combination of a long and deep crisis02:02:37
according to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry02:02:39
over 60 percent of Russian companies02:02:42
suffered from Western sanctions only02:02:44
every fourth company was able to find02:02:46
new partners after the departure of Western02:02:49
a huge share of the means of production02:02:52
which today ensure the re-creation02:02:56
Russian GDP is imported funds02:02:59
production These are machines02:03:02
microchips are semiconductors and you02:03:05
find yourself in a situation that is theoretical02:03:07
You can contact those countries02:03:09
who have not joined the system02:03:12
sanctions but everything is very cunning there02:03:15
China02:03:16
45 percent of Chinese exports are02:03:19
United States of America and Europe 402:03:22
percent of Chinese exports is02:03:24
Russian Federation02:03:25
those Chinese companies that produce02:03:29
product protected by patents and02:03:32
licenses and which are sent by02:03:35
the result of these products02:03:36
Europe and the United States of America02:03:39
will never come to the Russian market02:03:42
Why Because automatically02:03:44
will instantly fall under sanctions02:03:47
according to estimates by Central Bank economists, even in02:03:49
optimistic forecast to return02:03:51
by the 2021 level, Russia will need 1502:03:55
years due to the shutdown of many industrial02:03:58
areas and problems with import substitution in02:04:01
pessimistic scenario of the Central02:04:03
Bank of the Russian Federation, the economy will fall by more than02:04:05
30 percent hopeless02:04:07
recovery is sure Nothing we do02:04:11
we have lost and will not lose anything because02:04:14
everything unnecessary, harmful and everything that we need02:04:17
prevents us from going forward, we will be rejected02:04:21
we will pick up the pace of development02:04:23
because modern development can02:04:26
be the main thing only on sovereignty02:04:28
sanctions cut off Russia from one of the02:04:31
the most profitable trading markets02:04:33
European energy carrier oil was02:04:36
resource that was given to Vladimir Putin02:04:38
opportunity to promote your influence in02:04:41
Europe and the world today this resource02:04:43
becomes one of the clay pillars02:04:45
regime, Bloomberg calculated that02:04:48
price ceiling introduced at the end of 202202:04:51
Russian oil costs Russia about02:04:54
$172 million in lost revenue02:04:57
per day gas production at the end of the year02:04:59
decreased by almost 12 percent02:05:02
the total budget deficit of Russian02:05:05
regions reached more than one and a half02:05:06
trillion rubles and this is a record for02:05:09
the last 16 years have been celebrated by Central02:05:11
Bank of Russia in December report02:05:14
regional economics So I think02:05:16
that sanctions will gradually disintegrate02:05:19
already Putin's economy just like02:05:22
The Soviet economy was disintegrating02:05:25
occurs in different historical eras02:05:27
different but the essence is the same02:05:30
internal rot internal02:05:32
decomposition due to technological02:05:33
backwardness02:05:34
absolutely understood the key question02:05:37
absolutely key this is what we need02:05:40
do as soon as possible achieve02:05:43
on02:05:47
sovereignty of technological sovereignty02:05:50
Russia We decided that02:05:53
there will be money02:05:55
moved02:05:57
intended for these purposes on the road02:05:59
construction as we say on the right02:06:02
to the left that is02:06:04
2024 to 2023 authoritarian02:06:09
a system that defies everything else02:06:11
launches its report to the world02:06:13
existence sooner or later isolation02:06:16
countries will lead to crises in all02:06:18
branches of life of the state Observing02:06:21
collapse of the USSR crisis always comes02:06:23
suddenly and unexpectedly from time to time02:06:26
Lately there may be repetitions02:06:28
Cold war do you think it's possible?02:06:30
such repetition02:06:32
No, I don't think it's possible. No one is in this02:06:37
interested02:06:38
Well there may be separate forces02:06:41
who would like to muddy the waters a little02:06:44
and in this muddy water catch some02:06:46
like some kind of fish but02:06:50
global players I think02:06:52
not Europe nor the United States not Russia02:06:56
no one is interested in returning02:06:59
the past, starting nuclear blackmail Russia02:07:02
completely lost contact with02:07:05
developed democratic countries02:07:07
actual Putin returns to02:07:09
state of the new Cold War but at the same time02:07:12
at the same time the position of the second army of the world02:07:14
which was considered an important element02:07:16
Russia's international authority02:07:18
destroyed02:07:22
her fall didn't just happen on the field02:07:25
battle But also in the international arena many02:07:27
European countries and the USA gave02:07:30
a clear signal they are ready to help02:07:32
Ukraine as much as it needs02:07:35
to return all its territories to such02:07:37
international steps show that02:07:40
today they are not afraid of the reaction02:07:42
on the part of the Kremlin, the struggle of Ukraine is02:07:45
not some easy sprint to the finish line and02:07:48
our message remains clear we will02:07:50
support Ukraine as much as02:07:52
President Putin should not be required02:07:55
win this war because it's not02:07:58
will only become a tragedy for Ukrainians but02:08:00
will make the world more dangerous it will serve02:08:02
signal of an authoritarian leader in everything02:08:05
around the world, including in China, using02:08:07
military force They get what they want and02:08:10
then we become more vulnerable02:08:12
Therefore, in the interests of our safety02:08:14
Russia to support Ukraine02:08:17
today is essentially already02:08:19
approached the state02:08:22
is this country in which it is absent02:08:25
Monopoly on violence This is the most important02:08:27
moment no authoritarian state02:08:29
an authoritarian state cannot02:08:32
allow the absence of a monopoly on02:08:34
violence in Russia already exists02:08:37
judicial executions, murders there02:08:39
which are not being investigated but are indicative02:08:42
the same thing is carried out from this area there02:08:45
or people who disappear in Chechnya or in02:08:48
some other subjects there02:08:50
Federation is about the fact that the state02:08:52
above all, even authoritarian02:08:54
have no control over the situation, that is, she02:08:56
allows someone else to do it02:08:58
things like this are a classic example02:09:00
in general it’s a failure Well, there’s a lot of everything02:09:02
the rest there is a lack of supremacy02:09:04
rights There and so on and so forth02:09:06
therefore the collapse of Russia will last for02:09:09
time but it's just too big02:09:10
the state and it will not crumble there02:09:14
for a moment it will be like this02:09:17
you know how gangrene is, which is very02:09:19
picks up there, cuts off some02:09:21
many Russian and public parts02:09:25
thinkers, even writers, for example Dmitry02:09:27
The Bulls have long paid attention to02:09:29
cyclical nature of Russian history When02:09:32
a dictatorship arises is a dictatorship02:09:35
inevitably come into crisis it begins02:09:38
rot from the inside and arises either02:09:42
crisis of this system it may be02:09:44
revolution is turmoil but definitely a crisis02:09:47
after the dictatorship after this it begins02:09:50
liberalization is like under Gorbachev02:09:52
Perestroika is an attempt at reform02:09:55
ends with building something new02:09:57
and then the cycle repeats when a new one02:10:01
the system begins to form this one02:10:04
Russian virus of imperialism and02:10:08
authoritarianism he autocracy he02:10:10
is coming back and now maybe02:10:14
faster than before Putin became02:10:16
catalyst for this cycle02:10:18
catalyst for acceleration and in terms of02:10:21
creation and authoritarian regime and he02:10:24
can become a catalyst for acceleration02:10:26
Christian trends in modern Russia02:10:28
everything that influenced the collapse of the Soviet02:10:31
Union more than 30 years ago today again02:10:34
has become relevant for Russia02:10:36
grueling international war02:10:38
isolation and economic stagnation all02:10:41
this became a reality for Russia at 2102:10:44
century the International Court puts forward02:10:46
accusations of war crimes against the head02:10:49
state in order to save their lives and02:10:51
Vladimir Putin is ready to retain power02:10:53
sacrifice the lives of millions of people and02:10:56
those undesirable are simply deprived of their homeland so that02:10:58
avoid international tribunal Putin02:11:01
ready to close the whole country behind the iron02:11:03
curtain and immerse her in a state02:11:06
turmoil is a state that again and again02:11:09
arises in Russian history when02:11:11
power becomes the highest value and02:11:14
human life is devalued02:11:27
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From rescue operation to war with everything02:11:36
peace This is a real full-fledged war02:11:39
NATO is with us, I think they planned it02:11:42
troops from chanting on all channels they02:11:45
they are not prisoners, they are heroes, yes, transformation02:11:48
only a bullet to the forehead against an enemy of the people02:11:51
unity is salvation and yes Prigogine for02:11:53
ducks a country where truth has a property02:11:56
change is all as simple as an orange I02:11:59
I could never have said it better02:12:01
they themselves do not get lost in their own dungeons02:12:07
anti-zombie from Wednesday to Friday at 12.00 p.m.02:12:11
Kyiv time on Freedom TV channel02:12:16
we are not going to fight02:12:18
Ukrainian people02:12:23
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On May 17, 2013, world newspapers are published02:13:10
headlines about the death of the ex-dictator02:13:12
Argentina02:13:14
horhevidella He died in Marko prison02:13:17
Spassky southwest of Buenos Aires where02:13:19
spent his last days as a Spartan02:13:22
cell with a wooden cross on the wall to him02:13:25
was 87 years old cause of death was given02:13:27
different most common cardiac02:13:31
the attack was said to be shortly before death02:13:33
he fell in the prison shower and died not02:13:36
prison staff regaining consciousness02:13:38
they said that the day before I looked bad02:13:40
I felt I didn’t want to eat a reaction to02:13:43
the death of the man who unleashed02:13:45
Argentina had a dirty war02:13:46
eloquent we feel what it is02:13:49
relief but02:13:52
We're also sad that he didn't speak.02:13:55
and did not give information about the disappearance02:14:04
and which disappeared during his lifetime02:14:08
During the reign of the dictator, children disappeared02:14:11
and grandchildren like hundreds of mothers throughout02:14:13
Argentina Viddella was tried for this But for02:14:17
why did he do this why did they kidnap people02:14:19
if someone wants to cry he can02:14:23
do02:14:24
but he must know what he is mourning02:14:27
bad person02:14:29
mourns a man who constantly02:14:32
killed, tortured, stole and spoiled the Constitution02:14:37
when the question of the dictator's funeral arose02:14:40
scandal erupted in local media02:14:42
predicted that the Vidalla family would accept02:14:45
decision to bury his remains at02:14:47
one of the cemeteries of his hometown02:14:49
Mercedes in the province of Buenos Aires but02:14:52
city residents held a rally against him02:14:54
burials02:14:55
in case they don't bring his body to02:14:59
local cemetery02:15:01
which I don't think will happen02:15:04
Yes this morning we made banners with02:15:07
the names of each of the missing and02:15:10
their stories This emphasizes that Vedella02:15:14
will be rejected until the last moment and02:15:17
this is a way to preserve his memory02:15:19
atrocities alive02:15:22
the funeral took place at the memorial02:15:24
Cemetery of the city of Pilar was buried on May 2302:15:28
vetelu According to the rule approved in02:15:30
2009 by former military leader02:15:33
those convicted of human rights violations are not02:15:36
due military honor Why02:15:38
many Argentines still hate02:15:41
I can see why he ended up in prison02:15:43
in old age and as in the short years02:15:46
authorities managed to write down his name so much02:15:52
Jorge Rafael vitelary dondo this is02:15:55
full name of the dictator born on August 202:15:59
1925 in Mercedes suburb of Buenos Aires02:16:03
in the family of a military man he was the third02:16:06
Of the five sons, the little Horch I wanted02:16:09
follow in his father's footsteps and at the age of 17 he02:16:11
entered the National War College02:16:13
two years later he graduated with the rank02:16:17
lieutenant then in Argentina many02:16:19
especially the military admired the ideas02:16:22
Hitler and Mussolini especially in that02:16:25
concerned the building of the state and02:16:27
order in Jorge's army became slow02:16:29
promotion later finished02:16:32
another educational institution this time02:16:35
General Staff College in 1948 he got married02:16:39
on the daughter of the Argentine ambassador Alicia02:16:42
Raquel Hartridge Lacoste in this marriage02:16:45
seven children were born, two daughters and five02:16:48
sons02:16:49
In 1955, Argentine society shook up02:16:53
liberation erupted in the country02:16:55
revolution was the official name of the military02:16:58
and the resulting civil uprising02:17:00
whom Juan Peron left office early02:17:04
the President of Argentina was led to this02:17:06
economic problems a series of unfortunate02:17:09
government action and the cult of personality02:17:11
platform And also the persecution of dissidents02:17:15
one of the participants in the state02:17:17
the coup was horhevidella He was then02:17:20
not in leading roles but managed to perform well02:17:23
to recommend in 1956 he was sent02:17:27
work as an adviser at the embassy02:17:29
Argentina USA returning home02:17:31
Vedella served in the Department of Defense02:17:33
Argentina and taught at the military academy02:17:36
by the seventies he became a brigadier02:17:39
general and director of the national02:17:41
military college in 1973 was appointed02:17:46
Chief of the General Staff of the Ground Forces and02:17:49
was nearby all the time02:17:51
the next top although it has changed02:17:53
quite often in the same 73rd president02:17:57
Juan Peron becomes the same again02:17:59
who was overthrown 20 years ago02:18:02
reigned for about a year after his death in02:18:05
power in accordance with the Constitution02:18:07
passed to the vice president and his wife02:18:09
Isabelle Perron she became the first in02:18:12
stories of a female president02:18:14
the government continues and will02:18:16
continue moving the platform into this02:18:19
difficult time in Argentina at the beginning02:18:21
the seventies were going through a difficult time02:18:23
political and economic crisis and02:18:26
President Juan Perron and then his wife02:18:28
tried to unite their reforms02:18:30
capitalism and socialism were hampered by corruption02:18:34
and rebel groups02:18:36
ordinary people looked towards Cuba Where02:18:39
in '59 there was a revolution02:18:42
Fidel Castro02:18:44
revolutionary movement one by one02:18:46
appeared in Argentina02:18:48
paramital organization positioned02:18:50
themselves international national02:18:53
democratic they all fought between02:18:56
yourself02:18:57
carried and constant threats that we02:19:00
they received something in the mail02:19:02
were preparing02:19:04
at that time we received every day02:19:07
threats the mission to stop the chaos was02:19:10
assigned to the military in August02:19:13
1975 President Isabelle Perron appointed02:19:17
horhevidelu commander-in-chief02:19:19
by the Argentine army This was her fatal02:19:22
mistake, the military did not act clearly02:19:25
pitying those who carried out coup attempts02:19:28
on a March night in 1976, a military man02:19:32
calmed the protests that seized power02:19:35
headed the junta in the country02:19:38
Rafael vitela he along with others02:19:41
commanders announced the organization02:19:43
a new order by which to live02:19:51
army Argentine by our God and saints02:19:55
Gospel I swear in good faith and02:19:58
perform the duties of a member patriotically02:20:01
the military junta of the Argentines is still02:20:04
remember it as one of the most02:20:06
terrible events in history on the anniversary02:20:09
coup People go to rallies02:20:11
remembering the victims who died because of02:20:14
the new regime why was it so terrible02:20:18
there was political violence every day02:20:21
I was not in the country then02:20:23
and the apartment Where we lived was near02:20:26
local newspaper02:20:28
there was an international news block and02:20:31
every day there was news about political02:20:34
crimes in Argentina02:20:38
announced the new president A throughout02:20:42
the country earned money with filters02:20:51
became not only prisoners but their families02:20:54
there was at least a new chance of survival02:20:57
dictatorship are going to use02:20:58
anti-sabotage fight as a pretext02:21:01
discipline society with blood and fire02:21:03
Viddeva himself gives orders about this02:21:06
the principles of his rule saw force02:21:09
drove his rivals into the wilderness02:21:11
underground means those who are lucky02:21:14
The Argentines were forced to stay alive02:21:17
horror stories about so-called flights02:21:20
deaths when people were put in special02:21:22
planes were thrown into the ocean from a height02:21:25
later in the dock the pilots02:21:28
told details of what happened02:21:30
on every flight of death usually02:21:32
two pilots, three officers and02:21:35
doctor in flight with condemned forces02:21:38
they took off their clothes and injected them with drugs02:21:41
or a tranquilizer to completely02:21:44
deprive the will to resist and02:21:46
usually thrown overboard the day before02:21:49
murder by a prisoner obtained by torture02:21:52
and with hunger they declared that they were being transferred to02:21:55
hospital, however, many guessed02:21:57
what fate awaits them cruelly02:22:00
killed simply for dissent02:22:02
demolition this applies to everyone02:22:05
who does not agree with dictatorship02:22:08
for example working students Union02:22:11
artists to fight on the left02:22:13
intelligentsia socialists and02:22:15
communist leaders of workers' trade unions02:22:17
village leaders and even critically02:22:20
Khunti-biased journalists02:22:22
priests Khorhebidela and his assistants02:22:25
and then their successors created powerful02:22:28
death squads secret intelligence services02:22:31
which ignored all norms and laws02:22:34
We're making a kidnapping arrest. They're done.02:22:37
absolutely illegal02:22:43
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task forces detained suspected02:23:09
saboteurs at home at work02:23:12
on the street in broad daylight02:23:17
exact data on exactly how many people02:23:19
were killed or disappeared without a trace02:23:22
times of military regime in Argentina no02:23:25
but the count goes to tens of thousands in one of02:23:28
recent interviews with Argentine02:23:30
journalists are already deceased from prison02:23:32
The Viddel dictator said how can you not02:23:35
you see we just had to quickly and02:23:38
effectively eliminate large amounts02:23:40
people And Jorge and his henchmen also wanted02:23:43
raise a new obedient generation02:23:46
mothers were taken away their newborns and02:23:48
small children to later be handed over to02:23:51
good officer families or loyal02:23:53
regime to citizens and the women themselves were killed02:23:57
including the most beloved executioners02:24:00
way of dropping aircraft alive02:24:04
from known repressive operations02:24:06
It's called the Night of the Pencils and it happened02:24:09
on the night of September 1602:24:12
1976 in Benu Sairis, 10 were stolen there02:24:17
they accepted teenage lyceum students02:24:19
participation in a protest against price increases02:24:21
school ticket for travel they were tortured02:24:24
forcing them to confess to terrorism02:24:26
Three survived at the same time saw very02:24:29
he worked hard on the economy02:24:31
restarted it in the country stopped02:24:34
inflation has halved02:24:36
unemployment02:24:37
international lenders have become more willing02:24:40
give money to Argentina02:24:42
mine we will provide private initiative and02:24:46
foreign national company02:24:48
will receive all the necessary conditions to02:24:51
participate fully in the operation02:24:54
resources02:24:56
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but many collaborated with him in 197802:25:04
Argentina even hosted the World Cup02:25:07
on football02:25:35
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dictatorship uses sport to its advantage02:25:42
showing demonstrations as a sign02:25:44
support but in 79 Trust in power02:25:47
the military began to fall, undermined him02:25:50
corruption international community Including02:25:52
The US began to increasingly oppose02:25:55
human rights violations in Argentina02:25:57
the tension was growing, something was needed02:25:59
then the military moved Vilu from02:26:02
the post of president was changed to another02:26:05
Then another general came to power02:26:07
Argentina got involved from the same company02:26:11
in the war against Great Britain for the right02:26:13
possession of the Falklin Islands and02:26:16
lost It was the end of the military regime02:26:19
for numerous crimes against02:26:21
Viddel's own people were given over02:26:24
at trial he pleaded guilty and02:26:27
In 1985 he was sentenced to life02:26:30
conclusion02:26:31
In 1990 the former Dictator was granted amnesty02:26:35
and placed under house arrest in 200302:26:39
new Argentine President Nestor02:26:42
Kirchner announced that Fidella was02:26:45
illegitimate President A in September 200602:26:49
year pardon received in Vidila 1602:26:52
years ago it was recognized02:26:55
unconstitutional trial02:26:57
continued to see was under02:26:59
house arrest until October 10, 200802:27:02
after which he was taken to the military02:27:05
prison02:27:06
Jorge Rafael did convicted of02:27:08
criminal prosecution02:27:11
options for systematic abductions02:27:17
detention and concealment02:27:19
minors under 10 years of age02:27:22
and02:27:23
substitution of their identity behind this court with02:27:27
The people of Argentina watched with joy02:27:29
especially those who suffered from the regime I02:27:32
lived so many years separated from his father and02:27:35
They gave me everything to the man who stole me02:27:37
15 years old and his wife is 5, that leaves me02:27:42
bitter aftertaste is all in the hands of justice and02:27:45
we will continue to live and fight02:27:48
this guy was talking about others02:27:50
convicted regime war crimes02:27:53
among whom were soldier Victor Galla and02:27:56
his wife Suzanne Columba02:27:58
1979 they installed a child02:28:01
selected effort and quintella young02:28:04
activist only at the age of 35 the guy managed02:28:07
achieve justice02:28:09
the soldier who stole me he took me02:28:12
from home when I was tiny like02:28:15
military trophy with he beat me mine02:28:19
the doubts were fundamental02:28:21
lack of physical resemblance violence02:28:24
the difference between me and others is because02:28:27
if you have biological children and02:28:30
there will always be another not yours within the family02:28:34
difference and I felt inequalities and02:28:37
I ask myself why02:28:39
the guy managed to meet his own father02:28:42
other people have been searching for years and are still02:28:45
They've been looking for relatives for a while now and can't find them02:28:47
we are still looking02:28:51
children They disappeared but we think that they02:28:54
are still alive and until they appear and02:28:58
Case Acosta and other responsible persons02:29:02
will be guilty of these crimes02:29:05
Vidala was found guilty of murder02:29:07
31 political prisoners as well as02:29:11
several dozen organized02:29:13
child abductions at trial were02:29:15
evidence is presented that02:29:18
By order of the dictator pregnant women02:29:20
imprisoned in secret prisons after childbirth02:29:23
their children were physically destroyed02:29:26
given to high-ranking families02:29:28
officials and military Jorge Rafael02:29:30
Vidla was imprisoned in02:29:32
suburb of Buenos Aires where he died02:29:35
May 17, 2013 at the age of 8702:29:41
According to his widow, he died in his sleep02:29:44
according to prison authorities in marka02:29:46
saved vidala felt in the morning02:29:48
feeling unwell on the way to the bathroom02:30:01
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we will tell you about the miracle state02:30:22
which cannot be found in any fairy tale there02:30:25
propagandists invent their truth02:30:32
the cream of society in the army serve this02:30:36
create gangster groups for us02:30:39
How much do you need02:30:41
There is nothing unusual here and nothing02:30:44
suddenly02:30:45
Civil defense from Wednesday to Friday02:30:48
at 12:15 Kyiv time on02:30:51
Freedom TV channel02:30:58
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and the topic regarding the situation at the front02:31:50
Let's discuss in more detail with the military02:31:52
columnist Denis Popovich with us on02:31:54
communications Denis Hello, we are glad02:31:55
greet good morning02:31:57
good deputy minister Anomaly deputy minister02:32:00
defense anomaly in turn a couple02:32:03
days ago she said that02:32:05
Ukrainian armed forces are marching02:32:07
four-pronged offensive02:32:09
four very important areas such as02:32:11
times to keep under fire control02:32:16
and deep behind enemy lines, including02:32:19
please tell me we noticed and02:32:22
By the way, they themselves discussed that they were armed02:32:23
Ukrainian forces change tactics constantly and02:32:26
they don't hit in one direction but02:32:28
it turns out they make it feel like02:32:32
sudden attack once concentrating02:32:35
maximum Forces of the Russian Federation in02:32:38
deep in the rear how confusing it can be02:32:41
in general, the military of the Russian Federation02:32:44
realizing that they work and fight02:32:47
according to the scheme of the Soviet Union02:32:50
Ukrainian armed forces are already coming to02:32:52
NATO standards and this is also displayed on02:32:54
offensive combat operations02:32:56
actions02:32:57
Well that's enough02:33:01
That's why because we now see02:33:04
that the Russian Federation is trying02:33:06
stretching reserves of blows02:33:16
reflect this attack and can themselves02:33:19
be coming now we see that and02:33:21
The Russian Federation is trying02:33:23
performance I have a plot of times02:33:27
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are also trying to attack and in some places even02:33:35
it's happening so it's like a game02:33:38
round trip02:33:40
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now the degree is working according to the request02:33:51
directions on the Southern Front are available02:33:53
in view of where02:33:54
Ukrainian is trying to find a weak point02:33:57
then here and so let's say a newcomer02:34:00
NATO standards which02:34:02
in general it manifests itself in many ways02:34:07
decentralization that is more02:34:09
initiative at the local level Let's say at the lower levels02:34:13
so the command level of your commanders02:34:16
rather than just some questions02:34:19
concept management02:34:22
By the way, you mentioned a wedding02:34:24
why is it so concentrated there?02:34:26
your attention to the Russian troops02:34:28
because it is very close to the border02:34:30
it’s easier to bring reinforcements there or02:34:34
there is some kind of strategic strategy there02:34:36
thought of this direction02:34:46
and secondly two more factors, the first is02:34:52
well, let's say revenge for02:34:56
defeat last fall when02:35:00
we drove them back from the Kharkov region02:35:02
due to counter-offensive02:35:04
rapid and plus more tasks02:35:07
Related02:35:08
capture02:35:12
Well, as I already said02:35:18
that is, if we see that the Russian02:35:21
starts to break through02:35:24
use02:35:28
and prevent Russia02:35:33
if we are talking now about bakhmut02:35:36
how much02:35:38
You are currently assessing the work of the defense forces02:35:42
Ukraine by02:35:43
if I'm not mistaken in the wording02:35:47
operational environment of some02:35:50
directions which due to which02:35:52
Bakhmut also holds under fire02:35:55
control of what was previously discussed by the Ministry02:35:57
defense spoke02:36:02
consciously I'll just say now02:36:05
surgery is ongoing for02:36:08
operational environment02:36:10
Russian02:36:16
classes and occupation02:36:22
attention the oven is still the same02:36:26
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general02:36:42
because02:36:46
and retreat there is for them02:36:48
significant informational defeat02:36:56
but by the way, what doesn’t work is Yes02:37:01
let's say this to the Russian troops further02:37:04
work I mean about that artillery02:37:07
which a few days ago we02:37:09
watched as our troops actively02:37:11
destroyed even by numbers destroyed02:37:13
enemy artillery records were broken02:37:16
if so I can say so02:37:18
Russian troops have now lost02:37:19
advantage in long-range artillery02:37:22
on the Zaporozhye sector of the front about this02:37:25
says an analyst from a German publication02:37:26
bilda Yulia Andreevka and he noted that02:37:29
Ukrainian armed forces successfully02:37:31
are using Western weapons gradually02:37:33
destroys a powerful long-range weapon of the Russian Federation02:37:35
and seize the initiative on the battlefield02:37:38
so this is what it has to do with Why is this so02:37:41
it turns out And what’s the problem let’s put it this way02:37:44
enemy troops with artillery and they go there02:37:47
In my opinion, the howitzers are already being pulled up and in02:37:49
this too They have losses there02:37:52
and General Popov explained it perfectly02:37:54
which we know that the participants are so02:37:56
called audio mutiny02:37:58
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position's team02:38:02
he talks about the absence of which02:38:05
battery fighting and cause losses in02:38:09
including02:38:11
rotation losses in general, that is, problems02:38:15
with Counter Battery Fighting That is02:38:17
absence02:38:20
corresponding guidance systems which02:38:23
provided high-precision shooting here02:38:25
basically that's it02:38:27
from the opposite of this, your question is where02:38:30
Ukrainian get certain02:38:33
advantage02:38:34
issues02:38:36
Counter battery lyrical struggle It's02:38:40
it represents a very important factor02:38:42
yourself part of the picture of shaping the battlefield02:38:46
we know perfectly well02:38:53
what if we add up the losses02:38:56
Russian02:38:59
and just the work of knocking out02:39:12
The New York Times came out with this02:39:15
eloquent headline up to 20 percent02:39:19
Ukraine lost tanks and armored vehicles from02:39:23
the moment the counteroffensive began02:39:26
very big Let's talk02:39:28
Frankly But this is also02:39:30
focus attention Russian02:39:32
Manipulating propaganda says that 20%,02:39:35
uh Western technology is already insignificant but uh02:39:38
every military man02:39:40
the commander will say that the most important thing is not02:39:42
technology and personal composition and just02:39:44
here the emphasis is on the fact that02:39:46
the lives of the personnel were saved despite02:39:50
because military equipment was either damaged02:39:52
or destroyed Please tell me this02:39:55
speaks of one more fact02:39:58
that the armed forces of Ukraine02:40:01
switch to quality rather than quantity02:40:04
on quality not only the vision of combat02:40:06
actions But also on the quality of the military02:40:09
technology and preservation of personal life02:40:11
composition02:40:15
on conscience02:40:17
Yes, of course, these are all observers02:40:20
they think based on open sources there02:40:22
not knowing the situation as a whole but again02:40:25
referring to the nyrk there from this figure02:40:27
if we are talking about Western technology02:40:30
It’s clear that why hide losses02:40:33
Western technology breaks through02:40:39
just the quality of Western technology02:40:44
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this is the most important thing first and foremost02:40:53
later02:40:54
qualified specialist up to02:40:56
time was wasted in order to02:40:59
To obtain02:41:00
that is, people are in the foreground02:41:03
technology can be replaced technology can be replaced02:41:06
you can get your equipment repaired02:41:09
we won't get new people, that is02:41:12
it takes time to train them02:41:16
that's why the most important thing is the most important thing02:41:19
go to save people Well there02:41:21
would have lost would have lost the transporter02:41:23
lost BMP well sent after that02:41:28
that is, here is the way out02:41:33
Let's just say we care more about people than about02:41:37
technology in Russian02:41:50
standards are what people care about first02:41:53
the fastest and the safety of people02:41:59
By the way, this is a continuation of my question02:42:01
when we talked about what is now very02:42:03
The Russian army is actively losing02:42:06
artillery And now even02:42:08
calculates that the howitzers are jet02:42:10
installations that are tightening let’s say02:42:12
instead of artillery it is also already active02:42:14
loses but the replenishment of this weapon02:42:17
how fast is it with the enemy we already02:42:20
discussed how they have tanks02:42:22
is replenished and so on But that’s exactly02:42:25
rocket launchers02:42:28
Well, it looks like the situation, that is, let's say02:42:32
do not refer to foreign experts02:42:34
also says that02:42:35
loses Russian more than fulfills02:42:39
replenishment occurs there, including02:42:41
still old stocks And these are stocks already02:42:46
let's say they go back into the depths of centuries, they are already02:42:52
the second world war we know that02:42:54
and ammunition supplied02:42:57
places that were made02:42:59
and we saw footage of small arms02:43:02
weapon02:43:03
dry weapons are loaded with them02:43:06
mobilized small arms02:43:11
with whom our grandfathers fought02:43:14
And even rifles02:43:21
that is, they hide old stocks and behind02:43:24
they are trying to lay out their people for this02:43:26
production is not present here02:43:28
there is nothing to talk about, there are no sanctions02:43:31
managed to completely shut down production02:43:34
However, the Russian army02:43:35
needs does not keep up with this in general02:43:39
and production there is also sufficient02:43:41
conditionally modern weapons there02:43:43
fairly limited production02:43:45
quantity again the same sanctions although02:43:48
we again know that they02:43:49
capable of occurring missiles that02:43:51
released on their heads02:43:55
but he's not as fast as he is02:43:58
that's why I wanted it anyway02:44:00
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reserves due to reserves due to Soviet02:44:05
warehouses02:44:06
With this gun02:44:08
these are outdated T62 and T-55 another matter02:44:14
that in general they are not trying to put pressure on02:44:17
mass quantity doesn't try02:44:20
peculiar quantity02:44:23
and at the end we will draw a conclusion02:44:28
how realistic is it in the near future?02:44:31
destroying logistics supply nodes02:44:35
military equipment during the occupied period02:44:37
territory how realistic it is with02:44:40
With the weapons I already have, I'm already Storm02:44:43
Shadow scalps cluster munitions02:44:46
and attacks with of course would be good in02:44:49
in the near future, but not yet02:44:52
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It's noticeable every day02:44:58
happens every02:45:03
question02:45:07
How long will it take02:45:10
to02:45:19
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Thank you very much for taking the time02:45:28
joined our war broadcast02:45:29
columnist Denis Popovich is with us at02:45:31
there was a connection02:45:39
and move on to the next topic02:45:41
of our conversation we will talk about02:45:43
sanctions and how the Russian02:45:44
The Federation is trying to bypass them02:45:46
The Russian budget has already fallen short02:45:49
billions of dollars due to the introduction02:45:50
new 11th package of sanctions from June 2302:45:54
Moscow has already tightened its bypass routes02:45:56
existing restrictions on02:45:59
Bloomberg writes this citing02:46:01
some reports of the European Commission which02:46:03
were at the disposal of the agency in02:46:05
in turn, Ukraine is preparing new02:46:07
the European Union's proposal for02:46:08
twelfth package of sanctions Read more about02:46:11
Kristina Dombrovskaya will tell you how02:46:13
writes Bloomberg agency referring to02:46:16
European Commission reports after02:46:18
imposing sanctions on imports from Russia02:46:20
decreased by more than 90 billion euros and02:46:24
exports from the EU by 48 billion compared to02:46:28
2021 is the year with the most restrictions02:46:32
against the Federation affected industrial02:46:34
and the technology sector for example only02:46:37
last year in Russia by 7 hundred02:46:39
steel production decreased by percent02:46:41
export of double goods from the EU02:46:44
purpose and advanced technology fell02:46:47
by 78 percent compared to 202102:46:50
leading EU industrial company02:46:53
notes several serious failures02:46:55
import supply chain02:46:57
rare gases such as he and xenon02:47:00
which are used for production02:47:01
chips Railway freight transportation02:47:04
between the EU and China transiting through02:47:06
Russia has reduced its import ban02:47:09
wood products and also Russian02:47:10
countermeasures contributed to price increases for a number of02:47:13
problems with supplies from the publication02:47:15
Bloomberg agency However Moscow02:47:18
managed to accumulate some materials and02:47:21
Also receive a number of prohibited goods02:47:23
from third countries, including China02:47:26
Kazakhstan Türkiye and United Arab02:47:29
Emirates according to the coordinator for02:47:31
State Department sanctions02:47:33
USA Jim O'Brien Federation was able02:47:36
return exports of Western microchips and02:47:39
electronics to level before start02:47:41
full-scale war against Ukraine and02:47:44
international sanctions we are talking about02:47:47
high technologies that exist in02:47:49
modern weapons of the General Staff02:47:51
Ukrainian Armed Forces are confident that02:47:53
Russia is looking for ways to circumvent02:47:56
international sanctions I decided to take I02:48:01
So I decided to take a few samples and02:48:03
show you right here some02:48:04
foreign components in order to02:48:06
The problem was more obvious Well here it is02:48:09
The central element is the AK-1 block02:48:11
intelligence control and communications complex02:48:13
these are all connections known Swiss02:48:16
the company is a high-tech thing02:48:19
which is used in civilian02:48:21
industries, these include doctors who save02:48:24
life is also firefighters who use02:48:26
this equipment including this02:48:28
the company cooperates with Ukraine on02:48:30
According to a military expert, the Russians02:48:32
continue to actively use02:48:34
dual-use components02:48:36
detect such facts and promptly02:48:39
they teach them how to do it on the interstate02:48:41
political level and companies02:48:43
manufacturer is one of the components02:48:45
sanctions work so in the eleventh02:48:48
package of sanctions, including on the basis02:48:50
recommendations of the Ermak McFall EU group02:48:53
imposed restrictions on the sale of supplies02:48:56
transfer or export of double goods02:48:58
appointments to third countries are about02:49:02
advanced components that were02:49:04
found on the battlefield in Ukraine or02:49:06
equipment necessary for their02:49:08
production in particular in new02:49:10
80 have already hit the EU sanctions list02:49:14
companies that are associated with02:49:15
military-industrial complex of Russia02:49:18
the existing ban on Transit was02:49:20
extended to some02:49:21
sensitive products such as advanced02:49:24
technology related materials02:49:26
aviation, which prohibits EU operators02:49:28
export these goods to third parties02:49:30
countries if they are transiting through02:49:32
Russia and messages on the European Commission website02:49:36
We are sure the consequences of the new San will be even greater02:49:40
will intensify over time as measures02:49:42
have a long-term impact on the budget02:49:45
Russian financial markets foreign02:49:47
investment and its industrial and02:49:50
technological base while02:49:52
Ukraine continues to look for new ways02:49:55
to deprive Russia of the opportunity02:49:57
continue to carry out missile terror02:50:00
information from the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine02:50:02
new proposals are already being prepared02:50:05
in particular on sectoral sanctions in02:50:07
regarding the military-industrial02:50:09
complex of Russia Kristina Dombrovskaya02:50:11
for the Freedom TV channel, Sansa's theme is more02:50:14
We will discuss in detail with political scientist Sadze On02:50:17
Gela is already in touch with us02:50:19
Hello Alexandrovich02:50:25
please in this case we observe that02:50:28
The Russian Federation is constantly trying02:50:31
bypass in every possible way the sanctions that are against02:50:34
it is implemented uh in search02:50:36
alternatives through third countries and so on02:50:39
further Now Which ones can be named02:50:43
roughly speaking, sanctions holes that02:50:46
use the Russian Federation for their02:50:49
bypass02:50:50
and here it is very interesting, here it is very02:50:53
interesting because02:50:54
the sanctions hole is not what they are02:50:58
not visible, that is, you need to look well02:51:00
divide already well divided with one02:51:04
sides02:51:05
bypassing sanctions is what Electronics and02:51:08
so on and Russia’s survival system in02:51:11
the period of sanctions are different things and then02:51:14
it turns out all sorts of mistakes because our position02:51:18
our journalists shout Georgia is helping02:51:19
bypass02:51:21
USA02:51:26
doesn’t help bypass sanctions here either02:51:29
the battle of our authorities begins already We02:51:32
We demand an apology from our opposition from02:51:34
our journalists02:51:36
Therefore, you need to understand well that02:51:38
bypass02:51:54
this way this way around is not sanctions02:51:58
this is the way from financial friends Russia02:52:01
disabled from Europe set02:52:04
diapers or pads And so on A02:52:08
As for the sanctions, there is a hole there02:52:11
boundaries and I would say that it can02:52:13
maybe again Georgia maybe maybe02:52:15
be again I say because there is02:52:21
this is the so-called South Ossetia02:52:26
That is, this is where the Russians are present02:52:29
military, Syria is of course a gray area02:52:31
very gray area02:52:34
it doesn't necessarily go through the territory02:52:36
Georgia but just through the gray zone02:52:37
sanctions are lifting I'm almost sure Well02:52:40
and the second is for sure I apologize02:52:43
What02:52:45
let's say this, well, that's basically it02:52:49
as an option02:53:00
you need to contact02:53:03
intelligence services in the United States02:53:15
bypassing the sanctions what was said and the system02:53:19
Russia's ecosystem of survival during the period02:53:21
the second sanctions are absolutely useless02:53:25
nothing better than bypassing sanctions, that's it02:53:28
what helps Russia the Russian regime02:53:31
this country which has enough02:53:33
aggressive and dangerous to survive in this02:53:36
situation and survive to continue the war and02:53:39
keep killing people02:53:41
maybe this still applies02:53:43
individual, let's say, goods and therefore02:53:47
sanctions differ if, for example,02:53:49
Kazakhstan02:53:51
Well, he closed his borders to02:53:55
transit of goods sanctioned there02:53:59
also helps with the oil issue with Russia02:54:03
That's how you see what still so far02:54:05
countries02:54:06
accompany, let's say, circumventing sanctions02:54:09
after the introduction of the 11th package which is like02:54:12
since it is aimed in order to well02:54:16
prevent, let's say, bypassing sanctions02:54:28
you understand what's the matter, that is, it's the same02:54:30
not strange specifically because Burkina Faso02:54:33
there is a businessman who is found there02:54:36
FSB officers in general02:54:39
Russians do business through him later02:54:42
they will switch this same system02:54:44
I’ll just catch the system there like a net02:54:46
the system needs to be caught here very much02:54:49
important for specific types of goods02:54:51
restrictions and so on are very important02:54:53
tracked By the way, it's like a pandemic in02:54:57
my time02:54:58
brought big ones, very well, let's say big02:55:02
a breakthrough in medicine there in the fight against02:55:04
epidemics and so on I think that02:55:09
the present time will be one of the breakthroughs02:55:13
just tracking illegal02:55:15
drug weapons equipment and02:55:17
sanctioned goods and so on That is02:55:20
humanity will learn to deal with this02:55:21
fight these crimes02:55:25
if we now observe the following this02:55:28
I understand correctly that the Russian02:55:30
Federation still what in the throat these02:55:32
sanctions they are constantly forced to do something02:55:34
look for some detours where and how02:55:37
sell your raw materials02:55:39
undoubtedly, of course, but imagine02:55:41
yourself So you came out today02:55:44
bought it to the store there02:55:47
some necessary food and household goods02:55:51
and so on02:55:52
You have to get the goods02:55:56
buy to go to the other end of town02:55:58
agree02:56:04
Negotiate with someone to overpay and02:56:07
so on This is the first moment02:56:36
No not including Why not including countries02:56:39
You have written the European Union, including not02:56:41
including to you Except those who02:56:44
European Union02:56:48
That is, it turns out that it’s still some kind of02:56:50
hydra which just increases in price let's say02:56:54
this is life for the Russian Federation and02:56:56
depleting the budget but nevertheless how02:56:59
such a phenomenon Yes completely02:57:03
termination and02:57:05
to the tray mania sanctions this is simple02:57:07
impossible to avoid Well okay then02:57:10
in your opinion which are the most important02:57:12
problems Well, let's say monitoring Yes, but02:57:15
sales of sanctioned goods of the same02:57:17
technologies and also goods02:57:20
dual use remain on02:57:24
today These are the most important02:57:25
problems and what problems you might have02:57:27
see the methods Well02:57:31
fight this02:57:37
The only problem that exists02:57:48
any business in Russia is outside the law and behind it02:57:52
will follow No not punishment but02:57:53
just to put it bluntly02:57:56
was always in the trading village and any02:57:59
countries from the East to the West what a man02:58:03
violated some kind of trade word02:58:05
merchant They simply didn’t shake hands with him and02:58:08
so on I just didn’t see it, so if with02:58:11
those who have business in Russia will not02:58:14
have to deal Yes it's radical but it's02:58:17
the only option then everything is very02:58:19
you'll want it quickly02:58:20
Well, of course I’ll say it again02:58:23
improvement02:58:26
monitoring and tracking system02:58:28
illegal illegal trade02:58:31
Smuggling and so on02:58:34
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have some kind of political strength02:58:46
influence leverage on Russia02:58:48
Russian Federation regarding02:58:49
pressure sanctions restrictions02:58:55
western countries western countries02:58:57
European Union United States02:58:59
America Do they have now02:59:01
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but as for everyone else of course02:59:08
everyone wants guys02:59:13
Everyone wants to have access to technology.02:59:19
what's the problem when if Western02:59:23
countries02:59:29
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Russia is no less important Despite all the low03:00:05
bow to ZSU fighters is no less important than03:00:08
military because this front is real03:00:12
victory03:00:15
one more thing I wonder if it’s crumbling03:00:17
that's all03:00:18
the relationship of other countries that used to03:00:21
actively depended on the Russian Federation03:00:22
now they help bypass the same problems03:00:24
sanctions and how much they are affected03:00:28
sanctions policy towards03:00:30
Russia because that's how you are too03:00:32
remembered what you shared As they say and already03:00:35
not so dependent in the energetic sense03:00:37
from the Russian Federation European03:00:39
countries and according to the report which03:00:41
published by Bloomberg so already03:00:45
Europeans have reduced imports from Russia03:00:48
countries by approximately 91 billion euros and03:00:52
covers EU exports of 48 billion euros03:00:55
back these are actually very03:00:58
global numbers considering that's all03:01:00
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suffers if others can say so03:01:04
countries that were heavily dependent on03:01:07
Russian Federation the same Georgia03:01:15
word formation but03:01:17
practice has shown the criterion of the truth of life03:01:19
a country more dependent on Russia than03:01:23
Georgia circa 2006 It was difficult for me03:01:27
imagine the truth there Practically03:01:29
everything that I found in Russia would be tied03:01:33
were energetically tied03:01:36
transport any way03:01:38
more drastic sanctions against us simply03:01:41
look at what is absolutely03:01:45
absolutely means it was let's say03:01:49
Georgia03:01:54
just took it03:01:55
in one moment completely03:02:00
in the end we not only survived, we had 1203:02:03
percentage growth over three years after03:02:06
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talk about very strong addiction03:02:16
Europe from Russia Asia from Russia Middle03:02:20
East of Russia talks in favor03:02:22
the economy always finds beggars03:02:25
alternative And what about Russia?03:02:29
in this case we are talking about alternatives03:02:31
held aggressively03:02:34
in general, now Russian is on Putin03:02:37
let's not blame the Russian Federation03:02:38
she is Putin on his Vertical03:02:40
something Might affect now I have03:02:44
because we constantly hear calls from03:02:46
international partners to withdraw troops03:02:49
from Ukraine completely as of 91 years old03:02:52
we see We see constant pressure on03:02:58
Putin Putin has not yet, to put it mildly,03:03:01
reacts generally understanding accepts those03:03:04
losses that are already in the Russian03:03:06
There are federations but something can affect03:03:09
on Putin or he, as you know, is like a tanker03:03:11
like a steam locomotive rushing and even its own03:03:15
loss and destruction of one's own people03:03:17
he's not interested03:03:32
[music]03:03:38
Can this camel bear any more?03:03:42
let's say a significant part of the cargo or03:03:46
there's only one straw left03:03:48
today they will lay the camel's back03:03:50
will break Nobody knows that's why03:03:53
give me questions about this about this case03:03:55
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heard you heard your opinion Yes03:03:59
political scientist head garden forgot with us on03:04:01
direct connection we are in continuation of this03:04:03
topics also Let's add that the state03:04:05
former USSR help Russia bypass03:04:08
Western sanctions profit from this03:04:10
new trade flows appeared through03:04:12
third countries reported by a number of Western03:04:15
publications in particular politics and daughter Although03:04:18
The Russian Federation is the champion03:04:20
world in terms of the volume of restrictions imposed03:04:23
She manages to bypass many of them03:04:26
gray schemes play a key role in this03:04:28
post-Soviet states are playing. What is it about?03:04:31
indicate an increase in their purchases03:04:33
Western goods03:04:36
and for example the export of German products to03:04:39
Kyrgyzstan in the first quarter of 202303:04:43
increased by 773 percent compared to03:04:47
same period last year and in03:04:49
Georgia for 48 customs records with03:04:53
platform Trade Yes there is a monitor03:04:55
shows that the volume of trade with Russia03:04:58
in Georgia increased by almost 22 percent03:05:01
for last year, for example, exports from there03:05:04
alcohol consumption in the Russian Federation has increased03:05:06
by more than 120%. and many countries03:05:09
the former USSR are simply playing for Moscow03:05:12
the role of transit cargo from sanctions03:05:15
products says Norwegian economist03:05:18
Bullman and Burtworth who traced03:05:23
various routes for transporting such03:05:26
goods in Russia03:05:28
part of the imports goes to Russia and03:05:31
nominal recipients transit countries03:05:33
Yes Yura your truck is in Georgia03:05:35
but de facto you are in the territory03:05:37
Georgia does not have any controlled by the Russian Federation03:05:39
illegal basis neither desire nor motivation03:05:42
stop trade with Russia from point03:05:44
from the point of view of its politicians this is not03:05:46
illegal03:05:48
Company expert03:06:00
in Russian telegram channels there are several03:06:03
days ago there was information about03:06:05
what about the head of administration03:06:07
President of the Russian Federation Anton03:06:08
a meeting is being planned03:06:10
ensuring state interests in03:06:13
Internet03:06:15
telegram channel brief writes that the source03:06:18
familiar with the preparations for the meeting03:06:20
reported one of the points for example sounds03:06:22
how to prioritize content delivery03:06:25
reliable media in domestic03:06:27
search engines and also about providing03:06:30
support for such media in particular03:06:32
promotion in Russian social03:06:34
networks of content important for the state03:06:37
one of the speakers statement Margarita03:06:40
Simonyan she is particularly concerned03:06:42
the Kremlin wants to create a Russian YouTube03:06:45
take the Internet into your own hands and search03:06:49
considers ways to block VPN services03:06:51
its priority as a Russian03:06:54
The Federation censors information in03:06:56
on the Internet in our material Russia03:06:59
ranks third in terms of censorship level03:07:02
on the Internet after Iran and sixth place03:07:05
on the scale of restrictions on freedoms in03:07:07
on the Internet these are the results at the end of 202203:07:11
published in its annual03:07:13
international human rights ranking03:07:15
Freedom House organization03:07:18
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let's say it's still a level03:07:32
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wrote that the main radio frequency center03:07:54
allocated almost 60 to the Moscow IT company03:07:57
million rubles for system development03:07:59
oculus it is based on a neural network03:08:02
analyzes photo video texts on websites03:08:04
in social networks and instant messengers on the subject03:08:06
prohibited information in November of the same03:08:09
Belarusian group of cyber partisans03:08:11
announced the hacking of the Main03:08:13
radio frequency center of Roskomnadzor03:08:16
due to the largest document leak03:08:18
departments that deal with censorship03:08:20
Russian media and Internet space03:08:22
it became known how Roskomnadzor is fighting03:08:25
follow up with unwanted information03:08:27
Russians censor information about03:08:29
war and cleans up negative comments03:08:31
to Putin on what grounds03:08:34
Roskomnadzor is responsible for monitoring03:08:36
insulting the president on the Internet03:08:39
presentations are not indicated but this03:08:41
information can be found elsewhere03:08:42
document on methods of insult03:08:44
president, its authors refer to03:08:47
article of the Federal Law on Information03:08:49
which appeared in it in 2019 and03:08:53
which is prescribed by law03:08:55
block the Prosecutor General's Office03:08:56
offensive towards government agencies03:08:59
authorities content from investigation center03:09:01
The Kremlin’s dossier is also not available in03:09:04
Russian YouTube and Wikipedia head of the council for03:09:07
human rights in the Russian Federation03:09:09
Valery Fadeev stated that Wikipedia03:09:11
I quote ideological politicized03:09:14
product with a lot of distortion When03:09:16
it's about politics and history03:09:18
The Russian edition of Forbes wrote that03:09:21
VKontakte website is already preparing its resources03:09:23
to create YouTube replacement motifs03:09:26
obvious because03:09:28
YouTube turns out to delete that content03:09:32
which03:09:33
so to speak, the Kremlin doesn’t like it03:09:36
Wikipedia YouTube and Telegram That's Three03:09:41
source of information which is absolutely03:09:43
not under the control of the Kremlin and all these03:09:47
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it’s natural to somehow liquidate or03:09:52
because they cannot be placed under03:09:56
control means eliminating them But03:09:58
in return you have to do something, give something03:10:01
the desire to create a steri Russian03:10:04
Internet which will be completely03:10:05
serve the interests of the Putin regime03:10:07
The Kremlin wants to develop mechanisms for03:10:10
identifying and blocking media VPN services03:10:13
wrote that during the visit03:10:15
Jinping to Moscow in March this year03:10:17
Chinese experts shared their experience with03:10:19
Russian colleagues about work like this03:10:21
called the Great Chinese03:10:23
firewall This system is complete filtering03:10:26
Internet content in China is true03:10:28
experts are sure that Russia is unlikely03:10:30
this level of technology is available and03:10:33
The Kremlin itself is quite to blame for this03:10:36
weak mode with complete absence03:10:38
states in any case03:10:40
failed failed materials03:10:41
failed version failed projects03:10:43
because well first of all because for03:10:47
this is needed03:10:49
highly qualified programmers03:10:51
Most of them have either already left.03:10:53
or they're sitting in their suitcases getting ready to leave03:10:57
from Russia because of this kind03:10:59
activity it requires Freedom03:11:01
impossible03:11:03
such conditions of the cell in which03:11:06
Russia is turning into a Russian war03:11:08
authorities03:11:12
something to describe what is happening in03:11:15
Russia adopted a number of new laws in03:11:17
Russia is fined and deprived of freedom according to03:11:19
articles about discrediting the army and fakes03:11:22
that is, for allegedly distributing03:11:23
knowingly false information about the Armed Forces03:11:26
Forces of the Russian Federation and about the war03:11:28
against Ukraine Anzhelika Brushnevskaya03:11:30
Freedom TV channel Well, let's continue03:11:34
Information Marathon on TV channel03:11:35
Freedom and continue with the next topic03:11:39
Is Russia capable of living without global03:11:41
web to find out in the country even03:11:45
conducted a training exercise conducted sites03:11:47
checked at night on the night of July 5th in03:11:51
Roskomnadzor and reported to RuNet03:11:54
managed meanwhile Russian03:11:56
The Moscow Times writes that03:11:58
Internet teaching system collapsed03:12:00
Russian railways made of roses03:12:03
agricultural inspection system in Russian Railways collapsed03:12:06
online ticket sales and growth03:12:08
agricultural inspection stopped working03:12:10
the Mercury system which tracks03:12:12
Russian Federation03:12:15
glowing sanctioned mobile03:12:17
the operator refused altogether03:12:19
comment on these exercises03:12:21
Russia launched satellites into orbit to03:12:25
provide residents of the country with access to03:12:27
Internet speed is expected03:12:29
data transfer in the future will be 10003:12:33
megabit per second and above Well, also03:12:36
now it is 12 megabits per03:12:39
second min digits of the Russian Federation03:12:42
They promise that by 2035 it will be launched03:12:46
more than 900 satellites sovereign law03:12:50
accepted on the Internet in Russia in 201903:12:53
all operators of the Russian Federation03:12:55
are required to establish a special03:12:57
equipment through which Roskomnadzor03:12:59
will be able to redirect traffic and03:13:01
block prohibited content03:13:03
In addition, the law obliges companies to accept03:13:05
participation in exercises to disable the Runet03:13:08
at least once a year and results03:13:11
idea is not usually communicated for the first time03:13:13
sovereign internet in 201103:13:16
put forward by the creator of the Great Chinese03:13:21
his understanding is a closed local03:13:24
system in which requests for access to03:13:26
resources are administered directly and not03:13:29
through DNS servers even before joining03:13:32
force of the law on sovereign RuNet Russia and03:13:34
China signed a bilateral agreement03:13:36
cementing their common views on the future03:13:39
Internet this topic in more detail03:13:42
Let's discuss with Ilya Shepelev this is a journalist03:13:45
presenter of the YouTube program, deputy belt manager Ilya03:13:47
hello I'm glad to greet you kindly03:13:49
Good afternoon, or any time that03:13:53
We are now watched all over the world03:13:55
Ilya you know when she first appeared03:13:59
first formulation of a sovereign internet03:14:02
then even Russian stand-up comedians03:14:06
very often flocked from this very03:14:08
often expressed saying that we created03:14:11
there's no Instagram03:14:13
rugram where they will look at the photos03:14:15
only03:14:16
only Taiga trees and only bears03:14:19
and it sounds with one It's very funny but03:14:23
on the other hand, it’s a little sad03:14:25
It’s true that the Russian Federation is moving towards03:14:29
to make your own vacuum not only03:14:32
in news television03:14:34
space that is already ongoing03:14:36
I mean federal TV channels, but also03:14:39
Internet How do you see it?03:14:43
Well, look, you were talking about it Now03:14:46
remembering the comedians I recently came across03:14:48
archival so to speak number of five years03:14:50
probably a long time ago there was a Comedy Club03:14:53
and there the act was played out like the Russian ones03:14:57
the military creates its own military sovereign03:14:59
Internet then in Russia Although the theme of the army03:15:02
was not the main one but they came up with it then03:15:05
search engine03:15:07
for specifically for the Russian Internet03:15:10
your Google which will be called neck03:15:12
Google and it seems to me that all the reports03:15:14
Kanashenkova is already pure03:15:17
the real Google that got involved in03:15:20
life but look, it’s right here03:15:23
we would probably talk about technical03:15:25
possibilities Yes and Tom is it possible03:15:30
do everything at all03:15:32
probably if there was a desire, everything is possible03:15:34
there would probably be a desire, maybe03:15:36
there will be a nuclear war because well03:15:38
fed up with what's happening now03:15:39
apparently there was a great desire for none03:15:42
the country is still from the Internet which03:15:47
with open access to the whole world and even03:15:49
they didn’t turn it off, even more so03:15:52
the largest country in terms of territory03:15:54
world03:15:55
what could it even look like and what is it like?03:15:58
will hit the bike of the economy, although they are already rare03:16:03
think people who have been sitting in prison all their lives03:16:05
shoulder straps and only03:16:07
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They didn’t create anything themselves. Well, here it is03:16:13
An interesting question, of course, unfortunately03:16:16
these security forces that have developed03:16:21
no further with my brains03:16:23
valcinated during Soviet times03:16:25
Union and then gained strong power03:16:28
paranoia03:16:30
for them Preservation of juiciness and03:16:37
pages of history books This is where03:16:39
more important tasks of economics than03:16:42
quality of life of people who are in03:16:45
Russian Federation so I'm afraid that03:16:47
all Steps to further souvenilization03:16:52
Russian Internet is impossible but03:16:56
maybe you don't follow because then03:17:00
Ukraine was hardly interested, but how03:17:03
there was a blockage03:17:05
Telegram yes, that is, which remained03:17:08
available Yes, it has become a little slower but03:17:09
much more than this blocking03:17:12
suffered03:17:14
government services that started03:17:16
pass out because there's a floating one03:17:20
Monasteries and the Russian state03:17:23
which ultimately referred to mail03:17:26
Russia to Russian Railways03:17:28
Ministry and so on and Telegram03:17:31
jumped over jumped over to the new one03:17:32
IP addresses so even as it will be03:17:36
survived YouTube blocking, it is possible03:17:39
yes and this is what is being discussed and what03:17:43
is in the near future but no one03:17:45
doesn't know what she will look like Yes03:17:47
technically yes, that is, if you turn it off03:17:49
one server Google service uh03:17:53
the goals of the entire system, including the most03:17:56
popular phones in Russia are the most03:17:58
cheap of course Android yes and this03:18:01
after all, Google is just like them for this03:18:04
will react to what will happen to all this03:18:06
no one knows at all but03:18:09
desire As you can see there is and so we03:18:12
we will watch this experiment in03:18:15
live but as expected with03:18:16
connected to the Internet in a country that03:18:18
uh which the State is trying to03:18:21
to move towards catalytism is to endure03:18:24
will periodically break off Well, in03:18:27
continuation of why Yes happens03:18:30
these teachings are connecting from the global03:18:32
networks but the conclusion was mentioned regarding03:18:35
smartphones that still depend on03:18:37
from Google but you also travel in Russia03:18:40
smartphones and they are called True03:18:45
probably not so popular yet, but03:18:48
if there are no options left then them03:18:49
they'll sort it out, but if we're not joking, then here we go again03:18:52
what is expected of every Russian03:18:56
will assign a personal identifier to03:18:58
whom he will visit, I quote03:19:00
Sovereign Internet Deputy Precommittee03:19:03
State Duma on Information Technologies03:19:05
Andrei Svintsov says that it will be03:19:07
absolutely transparent Internet in which03:19:10
user cannot get through VPN03:19:13
you will need to register using03:19:15
passports and access the network using your personal03:19:18
officials identification number03:19:20
Russian promise service will be03:19:22
voluntary and access to external03:19:25
the Internet will also survive and you then03:19:29
arises What will they choose? Yes, if there03:19:33
you go to some sovereign Internet03:19:36
and the alternative remains the external Internet03:19:40
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this is what happens to people who03:19:46
grew up in the Soviet Union and so-so03:19:48
represent an ideal system and do not03:19:50
face modern technologies03:19:51
the Internet will be a ceiling, you know03:19:54
So, well, I don't know to be honest.03:19:57
that is, how far these creatures will turn out03:19:59
Well, because look, I was in Russia03:20:02
the so-called Yarovaya A law03:20:04
to whom this is how the law was presented03:20:07
counter terrorism But in fact03:20:08
law to combat any other and03:20:12
they just didn’t know what03:20:13
written, that is, you need to save it03:20:15
all traffic that comes from a person03:20:18
that is, any mouse click on the Internet03:20:21
watch any video that03:20:23
played in theory should be saved03:20:26
But there are no such servers in the world at all03:20:28
to combine them and to save03:20:30
there I don’t know for at least the whole week03:20:34
the Internet used by Russians and03:20:36
here is the same thing they have imagination03:20:40
of course limitless but how is it03:20:42
technically implements God knows03:20:44
Because there are still thousands in Russia03:20:47
providers are actually the Internet03:20:48
yes, that is, in addition to three uh there are four03:20:53
or rather mobile communication companies that03:20:55
works all over the country It's true03:20:56
thousands of providers who supply03:20:59
private internet how to control them03:21:01
This is also an interesting question, but for now03:21:05
Hmm I would take this as news uh03:21:09
from the madhouse to which they were brought just03:21:14
they made it into a hall for03:21:17
press conferences and This madhouse is03:21:20
Russian state at home03:21:22
unfortunately we see how much they have03:21:26
wild imagination03:21:27
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It’s unlikely that all these things are feasible03:21:32
from a technical point of view, but this is a minus03:21:36
all that no one knows who will stop them03:21:38
or rather no one can hold them back03:21:40
tries and in general they live according to03:21:42
the principle is more than hell, but you see, uh03:21:46
the more they interfere in life03:21:49
Russians who are mostly apathetic03:21:52
inert they are not so interested in what03:21:54
happens in general around if it's personal03:21:57
not relevant but they will try to come in03:21:59
let's see how it looks in their life03:22:01
will react uh Russians who usually03:22:03
inert or are they too late?03:22:06
implement this sovereign internet when03:22:08
e in the Russian Federation already03:22:10
quite progressive young03:22:12
the generation that doesn't even watch03:22:15
Federal TV channels I will remind you that on03:22:17
latest data less than twenty five03:22:19
percent of Russians watch and trust03:22:22
Federal TV channels, that is, this03:22:24
kinescope box from which there03:22:26
show people this and more for those03:22:29
people who can imagine like this03:22:31
TV Is it too late to implement this03:22:33
sovereign Internet and whether it will show03:22:37
stupidity in its main goals is03:22:40
the same content Yes, here you are talking about servers in03:22:43
conditions of sanctions in general in principle03:22:45
technical support for all this03:22:47
process here Indeed these are the same03:22:50
iron and so on03:22:51
Well, of course you understand03:22:54
here, not only in young people about03:22:56
who they think of last03:22:58
or rather about some young people they03:23:00
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