to act in the zaporizhzhya direction we have slightly improved our positions in the area between orekhov and kamenskoye in the komar area, this is an area in the area of ​​velyka novosyolka, our troops continue to fight and not far from okrainy, there are also battles for fyodorovka, there is also an advance near novopol and green field to the south, in the area of ​​constantinople our troops are fighting for the liberation of alekseyevka, now battles are taking place in the... eastern part, we are also advancing to the west to the north of otradnoye, in the red army direction our the troops are having success in the zverev area, this is to the south of krasnoarmeysk, there is also success in the kotlerovka area, we are advancing to the west in the uspenovka area, to the east we have progress near mikhailovka and mirny, as well as in the elizavetovka area, in the konstantinovsky direction our troops continue their successful offensive, there are battles for poltavka, for yablonovka, there is also progress to the north of romanovka for... in

the dzerzhinsk area our troops continue to defend the deleevka area, there are serious advances there, we are also putting pressure on khlebanbyk is an advance in the novospadsky area, the situation in the konstantinovsky direction is rapidly deteriorating for the enemy, in the chasofyarsky direction our troops continue to press in the southwestern part of the city, where organized resistance from the enemy still exists, there are also fierce battles in the area of ​​the stupochki, which we recently liberated, which means that positional battles are taking place on the seversky salient without serious changes. in the krasnolemansky direction today redkodub was officially liberated, battles are already underway in fact for karpovka, there is also an advance near kolodez utorsky, in the svatovo-kupyansk direction our troops are advancing in the makeyevka area, in the dvurechnaya area in the zagryzov area, and also in the kondrashovka area. in the kharkov direction there are small advances in our favor in the tikhyi area, well, in the susky direction, our troops officially liberated kondratovka today, our troops are also advancing near novonikol.

our soldiers with drones and words of gratitude from these front lines have recorded for you, let's listen to them, from tankers from the kursk direction i want to express my gratitude to the viewers of the tv show big graza provided rap tools, thanks to which we can save the lives of both personnel and our combat equipment. victory.

participation, attended, or rather at the event, where about twenty nato generals participated, then wrote about his impressions from this event, let's listen. the combat forces that putin keeps on the battlefield are now about twice as large as at that moment, when he ordered the 2022 invasion , and recruitment continues, weapons and munitions production has skyrocketed, and the fight against advanced western weapons like hymars has given the russians time to learn how to neutralize them again. i've heard

something like admiration for the speed with which russian troops are learning and adapting in ukraine. in drones and electronic warfare, russia is probably ahead of nato. less well known is that russia has also improved the accuracy and survivability of its cruise and ballistic missiles. iskander, a comparable analogue of the american atacoms, has become difficult to intercept even for american patriot systems. well, the topic of our ballistic missiles and pvtriot systems is continued today by the editor of the politics publication. let's listen to him too. russia plans to produce about 3,000 long-range missiles in 2025, including 750 iskander ballistic missiles and more than 560 x101 missiles, and although the exact number of interceptor missiles for the patriot system in ukrainian warehouses is carefully guarded secret, most military observers suspect that there are fewer than 200. even if trump replenishes these stockpiles or allows ukraine to buy additional missiles and batteries, lock head martin plans to increase missile production only to about

600 units per year, so even a pro- kiev administration would not want them all to go to ukraine. in fact, the math is simply not in ukraine's favor. well, the trump administration is not a pro -ukrainian administration. ivan pavlovich, against the backdrop of this preponderance in the ratio forces, which, as we see, is only getting stronger, this is recognized by our opponents. isn't that why we have been seeing such a rapid and comprehensive increase in terrorist activity on the part of the kiev regime in recent days? of course, but we must remember that one of the most important members of nato, that is , great britain, is building its military policy, in principle, on the actions of terrorist and sabotage groups, this.

that france or germany, they look more like countries that provide the kiev regime, at least until the current period, when this was done on the instructions of the united states, now the situation is not very clear, but the british have always had exactly this approach, and of course we must expect that they will come up with new dirty tricks. we must remember, by the way, that the british are making every effort to transfer the equipment that is used for such acts, including underwater drones for attacks on various objects, this is all british production, we track them successfully , we hit them, this is exactly the second point, europe they talk about the advantage, but for some reason they are not our forces, but they mention

why it happened this way, not only because we dispersed our, that is, the military-industrial complex, this is not entirely true, the truth is different, the truth is that we successfully simply mow down. those weapons that they supply, produce new ones, they do not have the ability to do so at the speed that they themselves would like, here a third point arises, for example, the lock market does not want to produce more than 600 missiles a year, a patriot, and no matter how much trump insists, he will not do this, because what do american and european businessmen from the defense industry, the military-industrial complex say, they say, we will expand the lines, the war will end and... where are we going to put all this, we will make as much as we think is necessary, that what we can sell, and you decide there, therefore the fourth point, they want to drag out the war, we see this in europe, precisely in order to develop their military-industrial complex, well, you mentioned great britain, i

completely agree with you, of course, there is no evidence yet, i am sure that there will be, there is a huge amount of circumstantial evidence, yes, as is known, one of the most dangerous terrorist attacks of kiev.

on a very dangerous step of the kiev regime. at best, supporters of the maga considered this attack counterproductive, given the nascent peace talks. at worst, they feared attempts by ukraine and the us deep state to draw the country even deeper into the conflict. dan caldwell, a former high-ranking pentagon official, speaking for a foreign policy under the motto america first, warned that the operation increases the risk of direct confrontation between russia and nato. the united states should not only distance itself from this attack, but also cease any support that could directly or indirectly contribute to attacks. russian strategic nuclear forces - wrote. well, it must be said that trump himself has not yet directly condemned this terrorist attack. white house press secretary caroline levitt, answering a direct question about what the president thinks about this terrorist attack, and what is his reaction? as we

remember, she said that trump thinks that the ukrainian conflict needs to be stopped as quickly as possible, that is , there is no encouragement, but there was no explicit condemnation either. when you attack part of the national survival system of the enemy, which is his triad, it means that your level of risk goes up,

because you don’t know what the other country is going to do, it’s quite obvious that the level of risk is going to go up, and i think that’s what we’re trying to avoid, we’re trying to come to a situation where risk levels will not be increased. alexander viktorovich, well, it seems to me that kellock said quite clearly that the trump administration does not want such an escalation. it is difficult to disagree with kellock, he understands the entire architecture of the negotiations and how difficult it is. today the biden administration, oh, the trump administration, keep their finger on the pulse, soon there will be a holiday, trump will speak in the united states, in his speech he would like to say something to the americans in terms of achieving their goals in foreign policy arena, but apparently, after those provocations, which i am sure, unfortunately, were supported by london and paris, i have no doubt about it, accordingly the architecture of the negotiations will change today, and the united states will already put pressure on ukraine, because the situation is getting out of control, because, as

kelok said, rightly, an attack on a nuclear battalion is a very serious challenge, and it is a blow from the back, as they say, because terrorism, it is not forgiven anywhere, and it is clear that russia much more opportunities to act within the same framework, but we do not allow this, we are honest, we always fight in a knightly manner, in fact, we demonstrate this every day, but these operations from tightening the poisonous... a dart in the zabrar during a knight's tournament, they naturally do not add optimism, and those signals that are coming from washington today are also well read by us, well, i completely agree, of course, the trump administration does not want escalation, it understands the risks associated with this, kelok as a general, for many years he was one of the american generals, he understands the risks of escalation very well, he read the russian nuclear doctrine, where it is written exactly under what conditions russia can go to use nuclear weapons, yes.

will give up the impression of russia's victory, this will set the whole world on fire. the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan was a terrible decision, it became the trigger for the russian invasion of ukraine, it made america weak in the eyes of the world. i told president trump about this personally, and now i say it publicly, if this war will end up as if we abandoned ukraine, it will be even worse than leaving afghanistan and will be a serious blow to global stability. well, it must be said that right now donald trump is really under very serious pressure from both the europeans and the war party in washington, represented, among others, by republican senator linzi graham,

and from ukraine, naturally, on the issue of toughening policy towards russia, including after the second direct talks between the two countries that took place on monday . moscow and kiev in istanbul. as we remember, on monday, after these negotiations, russia published the contents of its memorandum, which was handed over to kiev, frankly speaking, this memorandum... does not differ at all from the conditions that russia has been formulating in detail for many months, at least a year, what is necessary for the final end of the war, what principles and what is necessary for a truce, yes, the only variability was introduced in the conditions regarding the truce, but the reaction from the administration trump's response to this, well , an open reaction so far we...

which both ukraine and the trump administration consider unfeasible, calling it a clear attempt on the part of moscow to throw off constructive negotiations. well, the fact that they call these points unfeasible for the trump administration is... indirectly confirms that the trump administration does not want to back down, yes, so far it seems to encourage russian-ukrainian negotiations, but in that, but at the same time they comment on the conditions that russia formulates in these bilateral negotiations. of course, yes, right away, from the collective washington, so to speak , the pressure began to increase in

favor of introducing new sanctions against russia, for the adoption of this absolutely insane project. this is a signal, including from trump. the question is whether trump will go ahead with this threat. here are

the same officials for abc news saying that not yet. let's listen. even before the start of the latest negotiations in istanbul, president trump's dissatisfaction with the lack of progress on the path to achieving peace was growing. according to officials and those familiar with his thinking, while he had previously criticized both ukraine and russia, he has become more distant in recent days. trump had previously threatened to impose new sanctions on moscow, but after the second round of talks ended, there was no sign that the administration had taken any steps to implement his threat. and the latest statement from white house press secretary caroline levitt the day before also confirms.

with regard to russia, he is wise to keep this tool in his arsenal if necessary, but i think the senate, everyone on capital hill respects the president as the commander in chief, for a reason, and as you know, russia and ukraine have held direct talks, this was at the initiative of our president, and i want to remind everyone how far we have come in just four months, because last year it was unthinkable that russia and ukraine would hold direct talks. as for the president's views on the war between russia and ukraine, in its current phase, he remains optimistic about the progress achieved. well, the only thing is that the negotiations took place at the initiative of our president, not their president, but here she says that trump nevertheless remains optimistic. sergey sergey, i have such a very dual feeling about this situation now. on the one hand,

it seems to us that trump is losing his grip, his teeth, that now all the democrats have gathered their strength. they came to their senses and said that we will now give trump a fight, on the other hand, if we look closely, and johnson, and he is trump's man, he is quite he can play along and just be a speaker and voice what trump doesn't want to voice by and large, thune, not trump's man, the man who rather opposes trump, but wait, because now 82 senators have signed on to those bills that lindsey graham, a terrorist, introduced, 82 people, that means that there are quite a lot of republicans there, and those republicans who, among other things , shared the ideas of the magician, they went there, and for me now it seems like a very simple situation, it seems to me, this is my favorite history of america, good cop and bad cop, and trump takes this position of a sage who watches, everyone else starts talking, now you will be scared, but wasn't trump the man when he took over the election campaign and said, "i'm saving america and the world

from world war iii." so stop, if you want to hurt the whole world now. if you want to become the second biden now, then everything you promised is not worth zero, and let's add to this the economic situation that is happening in the united states. states of america, the ambiguity of the negotiations on his so-called tariff deals, it turns out that you are guaranteed to lose two houses of congress, you simply will not have them, if you want to exchange yourself, act like biden 2.0, then come out and say, i am biden 2.0, only a little better, are we ready to elect me. third term, but i will forget about it, no, he is not ready, so he has agents who say exactly what is needed now to scare us, but to put pressure on russia and scare not. absolutely, yes, i completely i agree, and of course, trump understands that he will not only increase the risks of escalation , and if he really does impose these sanctions against russia or

agrees that congress will pass this bill, give a mask, but he will also collapse his own foreign policy, both in relation to russia as a whole, not only in relation to the ukrainian conflict, but also more broadly, so on a wider spectrum, it will be impossible for him to reorient himself to the fight against china and so on and so forth. well, against this background, when direct negotiations took place, the americans it seems that they are not very satisfied with the list of demands and conditions that russia has formulated, congress is pressuring, the europeans are pressuring trump about tightening sanctions, against this background , comrade yarmak, the head of the ukrainian president's office, flew to washington, and after the series of terrorist attacks that the kiev regime has carried out in recent days, and... trump's representatives, first with keleg separately, then with vytkoff separately, at both meetings he spoke about the need to tighten anti-russian

sanctions. let's listen to what yarmak said after meeting with steven witkoff. discussed the track of negotiations of the ukrainian and russian delegations in istanbul. the russians are dragging out time and manipulating the negotiations, trying to avoid american sanctions and do not want to cease fire. only sanctions can push russia to take serious action. the united states, to give ukraine more military aid, counting it as a contribution of the united states to this very investment fund. well, the third issue that

yermak is most likely discussing in washington is the issue of a summit, and a trilateral one at that. summit, trump, putin, zelensky, well, yermak himself didn't say anything about it, but the ukrainian foreign minister sybigada spoke for him at the same time when yermak arrived in washington. let's listen to sybigada. russia didn't respond to our document, which sets out ukraine's vision for ending the war. we sent it in advance of the meeting. during the meeting, our delegation asked the russians what their thoughts were. they didn't give any answer. instead of responding to kiev's constructive proposal, the russian side put forward a set of old ultimatums that do not bring real peace closer. due to the lack of a constructive approach from russia, the istanbul format has turned into meetings to exchange prisoners of war. if the current meetings do not contribute.

but also the very possibility of reaching an agreement. the first goal is to legitimize the ukrainian style of conducting, disrupting negotiations, in fact, legitimize the efforts of the british. the second thing is actually very

dangerous for kiev, because after what kalok said, an attack on one from the elements of the strategic triad, it gives rise to, it should give rise to the question in us, and are the united states not winning from the fact that they supposedly have an uncontrollable son of a bitch, yeah, yeah. and those questions that should actually be put to trump, he understands perfectly well that these questions are put by default, so then he needs to either distance himself or say, well, yes, this is my son of a bitch, i win from him, because in fact the situation is a losing one, both ways, that is, well, how if he distances himself from zelensky, then this will of course be a significant win for russia and the implementation of what is, but let's just watch how it will develop in reality.

it is necessary, he is such a good nice guy, but it does not work, it does not work, and accordingly, if the game goes seriously, if he really understands that we are asking these questions, is he your son of a bitch or not, do you win or not, then in this case the choice can be quite interesting, and the fact that yermak came is to chat about this topic , to do so that yes, yes, that's it we are yours, and of course, everything is agreed upon, and russia's tough response, when it comes, for this russia must, of course, be given. i do not think that yermak will succeed in legitimizing the breakdown of the istanbul negotiations, because as we heard from carolyn levit, trump supports these istanbul negotiations. and as for the very important topic you touched on with the son of a bitch, and i will remind you that in the latest version of the very important russian document, which is called the principles of state policy in the field of nuclear deterrence, it is written that the impact on our nuclear triad from a non-nuclear state with the support

of a nuclear state, yes, read at... ukraine with the support of the united states is considered by us as their joint impact on our nuclear doctrine and response, accordingly also in relation to both of them, therefore here the risks of escalation are really maximum, and this actually once again confirms what keith kellock said with all his pro-ukrainian sentiment, because unlike vytkov, unlike others he is much more pro-ukrainian, however, he did not support them, so for now, yermak got it from the visit. on the hat, we go for a short commercial, he got it, it's obvious, war has been declared on me, the only thing i don't know yet is who commands the enemy army, i know what you promised in the metro on my coming of age, i can't live without him, we are having a child, get ready for the wedding, grigory grigorievich, there is a plague in moscow,

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