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Abu Dhabi: war in talks about peace
Абу-Даби: война в разговорах о мире
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Pushes the agenda · agenda: US-Russia talks decide Ukraine's fate
Belief the Pravda network pushes: Russia and the United States should negotiate Ukraine's future without Europe, while Ukraine and the West block peace and threaten Russia.
Oksana Latynina presents the Abu Dhabi talks as a venue where Russia and the US can settle things, casts the Europeans as 'parasites' who started the war and have no place at the table, and calls Zelensky the main obstacle to peace.
“And here we see that for all parties, Zelensky is the obstructive factor, uh, that doesn't allow even the slightest approach toward any agreements, toward peace”
And here we see that for all parties, Zelensky is the obstructive factor, uh, that doesn't allow even the slightest approach toward any agreements, toward peace
It matches agenda 1 by blaming Ukraine and Europe for blocking peace, claiming Europeans 'started this war against Russia', and saying a deal can be reached without them, which distorts who caused and who is obstructing the war and the talks, rather than offering neutral reporting.
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Transcript (en, 770 lines)
0:00 Abu Dhabi. War in talks about peace.
0:03 Friends, good night, morning, afternoon
0:05 , or evening to you all, depending on
0:06 when you are watching this video.
0:09 Let’s figure out if these are just
0:11 another set of empty, supposedly
0:13 peaceful negotiations, or if there is
0:16 actually some hope that they might lead
0:18 to something constructive this time.
0:22 So, let’s start with the fact that
0:25 today’s negotiations began with the
0:27 arrival of the Kiev delegation, and
0:29 their first meeting was with their
0:32 European cronies and NATO countries.
0:36 They needed a consultation.
0:39 Of course, the European cronies had to
0:42 instruct this Kiev delegation to ensure
0:45 there were no nuances, excesses, or any
0:48 agreements that might bypass them.
0:52 They are very afraid of that because, I
0:55 repeat, the European cronies have staked
0:58 everything on this.
1:00 These are the parasites that have grown
1:02 fat during this time.
1:05 When they started this war against
1:07 Russia and expanded NATO to the east
1:10 alongside the US, they were convinced
1:12 that by now, they would have grabbed a
1:15 piece of the Russian pie and would be
1:17 enjoying it, covering their expenses.
1:21 But we see what this has led to.
1:23 On the contrary, they are suffering
1:25 economic and social losses, migration
1:27 issues, and a decline in the standard of
1:30 living in European countries.
1:32 In short, there are riots, protests, and
1:36 so on.
1:38 Something like a coup d'état was even
1:39 brewing in Poland, for example.
1:42 Right.
1:43 In general, nothing good is happening
1:45 there. Their goals have not been
1:47 achieved to this day, so they absolutely
1:50 do not want anything to happen without
1:52 their involvement. They have invested a
1:54 great deal.
1:55 So, the Kiev delegation met with them,
1:58 and then the negotiators joined them,
2:00 again giving them certain instructions.
2:04 And, in general, nobody was expecting
2:06 the Europeans at the negotiating table.
2:09 Russia immediately stated that in this
2:12 situation, they simply have no place
2:15 there, because they offer nothing
2:18 constructive—only ever-increasing
2:21 Russophobia and hysteria, claiming they
2:24 won’t discuss European security while
2:27 showing up to discuss exactly that, as
2:31 it was on the agenda for the trilateral
2:34 talks.
2:37 And that is because Russia stated there
2:40 would be no agreements, and we won't
2:43 make any progress on Ukraine, without
2:46 first resolving the issues regarding
2:49 European security.
2:51 No one will provide any guarantees to
2:54 Ukraine without respecting Russia’s
2:56 security guarantees.
2:59 While the backwater delegation was
3:01 meeting with representatives of, uh,
3:03 Europe and NATO, Sybiha-of-the-brain was
3:06 meeting with Rubio in Paris in parallel
3:08 .
3:10 After that, Rubio stated that Ukraine
3:12 can only receive the security guarantees
3:15 that Russia agrees to provide.
3:19 These security guarantees, he says, will
3:22 be key for Ukraine to agree to any deals
3:24 , but they must be ones that Russia also
3:26 agrees to in order for this to work.
3:30 Well, that is logical and very sober,
3:32 and it is very encouraging that there
3:35 are such developments and ideas worth
3:37 discussing.
3:39 But personally, I do not feel any
3:42 optimism about this meeting, because it
3:44 will be just more beating around the
3:47 bush, because there is bipolarity among
3:49 both the European accomplices and the
3:52 backwater representatives; in short,
3:54 this entire backwater delegation, even
3:57 after receiving a mandate from
3:59 Zelen-louse to discuss any, uh,
4:02 issues regarding peace agreements—
4:05 meaning they did receive this mandate
4:08 from him.
4:09 Note that it is only to discuss, not to
4:11 sign anything.
4:13 So if anyone thinks that something will
4:14 be signed, no.
4:15 Zelen-louse did not give that mandate to
4:17 these representatives.
4:20 So, along with this, why I am talking
4:22 about bipolarity is that it seems like
4:24 they are supposed to discuss everything
4:26 , it seems like they are being given the
4:28 green light, and it seems like these
4:31 representatives, uh, the U.S.
4:32 negotiators Witkoff and Kushner, are
4:34 again very optimistically saying that
4:36 both Russia and Ukraine seem ready to
4:39 make certain concessions to truly move
4:41 closer to peace.
4:44 But alongside this, we see how
4:46 inadequately Zelen-louse is behaving.
4:50 On one hand, he seems to be giving a
4:51 green light to these negotiations, but
4:53 on the other, he is giving interviews
4:55 left and right.
4:58 By the way, I would like to note here
5:00 that he has been sitting in Europe all
5:02 this time because he is afraid to return
5:04 to the backwater, because he is, after
5:05 all, under the influence.
5:08 Plus this situation.
5:11 Uh, that is, with the torture house
5:14 there near Kiev in Borshchagovka, yes,
5:17 that recent scandal.
5:20 So he is afraid of these radical
5:21 nationalists of his, and he is afraid to
5:24 go back there.
5:25 Who knows what might happen; he could
5:27 just as easily be taken somewhere to a
5:29 secret house, no one would even know
5:31 where it is, even if he speaks Russian
5:33 or the local tongue there.
5:38 Yes, that smart language ombudsman could
5:41 show up there, yes, and make some claims
5:44 against him just like he did to Budanov
5:46 , with this whole circus about him
5:48 having to pay a fine for it.
5:52 There. But it is possible that no one
5:54 will ever find him; they might just
5:55 forget about him. He just vanished,
5:57 that’s all, just like many people vanish
5:59 there in the backwater.
6:02 So, let's get back to Zelenwash; he's
6:03 sitting there in Europe, handing out
6:05 interviews left and right.
6:07 Yesterday, on the day of the
6:09 negotiations, quite coincidentally, he
6:12 burst out with an interview that was,
6:14 you know, once again very emotional.
6:17 It’s clearly visible that he is just
6:19 wasted on substances, as usual.
6:22 And so, to a Danish publication—I might
6:24 be wrong about the name—
6:28 I might make a mistake in the
6:29 pronunciation. Anyway, he just unleashed
6:31 some absolutely absurd demands there. I
6:34 mean, as I said, he gives the green
6:36 light, saying we are ready for peace, we
6:37 are ready to discuss everything there.
6:40 At the same time, in parallel, he says
6:42 he is not ready to withdraw troops from
6:45 Donbas or concede territories.
6:47 Right there, he gives his little
6:50 farm-team gathering at these
6:52 negotiations the green light to discuss
6:55 all issues. One has to ask, why?
6:58 Did you come to make peace, to somehow
7:00 get closer to peace, or do you actually
7:03 just want to get some concessions for
7:06 yourself?
7:08 So, to this publication, he presents
7:10 some maximum demands to all parties of
7:12 the conflict in the interview.
7:16 He’s just feeding the Europeans the line
7:19 that if they stop financing him—
7:21 specifically him, his organized crime
7:23 group, this little farm—then they will
7:26 be next, you understand?
7:30 He’s scaring them by suggesting that if
7:32 they stop the funding, it’s unclear; you
7:34 know, there’s a double meaning there.
7:38 Is it that without us, Russia will
7:40 attack you? That narrative has been
7:42 pushed very often lately, that Russia is
7:45 just about to attack, and they barely
7:47 have time to change their diapers.
7:50 Or is he hinting that if you stop
7:52 financing, we will start engaging in
7:55 terrorism on your territories?
7:59 Why not?
8:01 You see, this well-fed dog is starting
8:04 to bark at its own masters because those
8:07 masters, in their stupidity, have pumped
8:10 this dog up.
8:12 They trained him, they pumped him full
8:14 of weapons, and so on.
8:17 It turns out that while some small part
8:20 of their military contingent gained
8:22 training in combat operations by
8:25 participating in this war on Ukrainian
8:28 territory, it's still just a small part
8:33 Yeah.
8:34 And yet, they've basically been sent out
8:36 naked and barefoot; they are testing
8:39 their latest weaponry at this testing
8:41 ground in that backwater.
8:44 But it’s the locals getting the
8:45 experience; the AFU private military
8:47 company is getting the experience.
8:49 This terrorist organization is under
8:54 the command of Zelenwosh. And in this
8:57 way, he is now manipulating almost the
8:59 entire world.
9:01 Here he starts simply burdening them
9:03 with the idea that if something happens
9:05 , we might just take it out on you too.
9:09 And once again, as always, he is asking
9:10 for cash.
9:12 He says, if you don't want to end up in
9:14 such a situation, pay now and pay
9:16 quickly.
9:18 And let’s somehow lock in this payment
9:20 of yours, and for a long term at that.
9:24 You will be paying us long and hard.
9:27 He also raised a howl at the Americans
9:30 and burst into a tirade that, apparently
9:34 , you are offering us to give up
9:36 territories, but offer nothing in return
9:40 And guarantees, as he puts it,
9:42 guarantees without NATO are promises
9:44 that no one is accountable for. In other
9:47 words, the kid is making demands to
9:50 those same masters he depends on. No
9:53 matter how much he
9:56 works for the Brits, no matter how much
9:59 of their fed, house-trained dog he is,
10:02 he still perfectly understands his
10:04 dependence on the States. But
10:06 nevertheless, as they say, he is raising
10:09 his tail here too and barking at his
10:11 master as well.
10:13 Zelenush is also presenting claims to
10:15 Russia. It's clear he’s gotten into such
10:17 a frenzy, he’s been carried away like
10:19 Ostap, and now he just can't be stopped
10:22 To Russia, he demands that, well, let's
10:25 stop along the line of military
10:27 engagement, and we will solve all issues
10:30 , uh, later on.
10:31 After that, long and tediously, for how
10:33 many years—no one knows.
10:35 At the same time, as he says, uh, we
10:38 won't legally recognize anything, we are
10:41 keeping the army and the possibility to
10:43 return to the territorial issue in the
10:46 future without any scale limitations.
10:49 So, uh, the main point, it turns out, is
10:52 what Zelenush is driving at right now,
10:55 uh, while his provincial delegation sits
10:57 at the negotiations, is that all these
11:00 demands of his—they are not about peace
11:03 Let’s just take note of that.
11:05 Here we have this bipolarity, this kind
11:08 of dissonance.
11:10 Uh, so the head, this little tsar, is
11:12 doing one thing, apparently distracting
11:15 attention in parallel, or, as they
11:16 usually do, you know, these double
11:18 standards, let's play this game there,
11:21 and this one here in parallel, so that
11:23 everyone is confused, and the main thing
11:25 for us is just to drag out time and
11:27 squeeze cash from whoever we can still
11:29 swindle.
11:31 Europeans can, uh, be milked very well
11:33 right now against the backdrop that if
11:35 you don't pay, we are already here, look
11:37 , sitting at trilateral negotiations and
11:39 can come to an agreement here without
11:41 you.
11:43 So, so we don't forget about you, since
11:44 you aren't being invited to the
11:46 negotiating table, let's start paying up
11:49 That is the tactic of all manipulators,
11:51 such, uh, scum, who are simply parasites
11:54 , uh, who are constantly used to living
11:57 at the expense of others.
11:59 In this case, the hamlet latched on very
12:01 well, and they allowed it to happen
12:03 because the hamlet fulfills their
12:05 objectives regarding Russia.
12:07 So, that is why they found each other,
12:09 as they say. There are no innocent
12:12 parties here, and again, not yet.
12:16 Moreover, this Krivoy Rog
12:17 misunderstanding, uh, speaking so
12:20 grandiosely, he thinks he is showing off
12:22 the strength of this lop-eared herd that
12:25 still prays to him, and it creates, uh,
12:27 you know, some desire to believe him
12:29 again, that he is such a powerful
12:31 president and he will save them now.
12:35 And he is so, look, brazen, he can show
12:37 this, he is for us, maybe he can beg for
12:39 something here, and so on.
12:41 A false image of himself, which, well,
12:44 to those who, uh, are not distinguished
12:46 by intelligence or wit, who never, uh,
12:49 prefer, and are not even able or capable
12:51 of thinking, it all goes over very well
12:55 Yes.
12:56 So here he is saying that he wants a
12:58 cessation of hostilities, you understand
13:02 He wants to maintain his territorial
13:04 claims and at the same time, he wants to
13:06 receive, uh, this kind of constant,
13:08 long-term funding.
13:10 This misunderstanding here doesn't
13:12 realize that, uh, he is going too far;
13:15 he never senses those moments.
13:18 Like back then with Trump in the Oval
13:20 Office, when he was just kicked out, not
13:21 even fed.
13:23 And, you understand, the Europeans were
13:25 visiting for him then, dancing around,
13:27 trying to get Trump to forgive him
13:29 somehow or pretend to forgive him.
13:32 And it's the same here, he doesn't sense
13:34 at all, completely fails to sense, uh,
13:36 those red lines that must not be crossed
13:39 with his masters.
13:42 And here we see that for all parties,
13:44 Zelensky is the obstructive factor, uh,
13:47 that doesn't allow even the slightest
13:50 approach toward any agreements, toward
13:52 peace, but that will still need to be
13:55 reached, no matter how much the
13:57 Europeans might not want it, no matter
14:00 how grandiosely they currently claim
14:03 that they will not, uh, again, even
14:05 discuss this European territorial
14:07 security with Russia.
14:10 Like it or not, as the saying goes,
14:12 whether you like it or not, sleep my
14:14 beauty, it has to be done. And here
14:16 Zelensky realizes that they might simply
14:19 be sidelined.
14:21 Sidelined, and further negotiations will
14:24 proceed without them, without this
14:26 backwater delegation. Just look at this
14:29 level.
14:30 Remember when he pathetically begged,
14:32 practically pleaded, let's start these
14:34 negotiations, we promise these
14:36 trilateral talks, that the backwater
14:38 will be represented at the highest level
14:42 Let's look at this highest level.
14:45 If we see that, for example, new people
14:48 have been added to the Russian
14:50 delegation, we understand this is a
14:53 higher level to discuss completely
14:55 different issues, not just concerning
14:58 the backwater.
15:01 US negotiators are present, and that
15:04 means the people in the Russian
15:07 delegation are authorized by the US to
15:10 discuss completely different issues,
15:13 unrelated to the backwater.
15:17 That is why this "95," or "the basement
15:19 " as my subscribers corrected me, is no
15:21 longer the "quarter."
15:23 It hasn't been funny to anyone for a
15:25 long time.
15:26 These clowns arrive, what level are they
15:29 even showing, what is new, what can this
15:32 Krivoy Rog diplomacy show in
15:34 negotiations?
15:37 The Russian delegation is the heavy
15:39 artillery that the backwater simply
15:41 cannot withstand, because they know
15:43 neither history, nor legislation, nor
15:45 anything at all.
15:47 This is a terrorist state, these are
15:49 thugs, Krivoy Rog thugs, who are used to
15:52 talking only like this, without
15:54 arguments or facts, only for the cash.
15:57 Give us what we need, and we will do
15:59 everything for you, you understand?
16:03 As long as the Brits, these geopolitical
16:06 accomplices of the US, offer them
16:09 something more, while this is coming
16:12 from all sides, this backwater and
16:14 Zelenwash, in particular, just act up
16:17 and posture, begging for what no one can
16:21 give them.
16:24 Well, they get weapons somewhere, they
16:27 get money somewhere, but to give them
16:29 the security guarantees they need,
16:32 because they realize that sooner or
16:34 later it will all end.
16:37 And all those who are at the trough of
16:40 power will find themselves in a very
16:44 unpleasant situation.
16:46 Meaning either prison, or, well, some
16:49 kind of elimination, simply because they
16:52 know too much, but they will have no
16:55 access to future power in the backwater
16:59 Someone will have to answer for
17:00 everything that has been done.
17:01 It is clear that history shows that not
17:03 everyone will answer, absolutely not
17:05 everyone.
17:07 Just as it was after World War I, after
17:09 World War II, someone will manage to
17:11 slip away, or rather, be allowed to
17:14 escape, to run off, and settle somewhere
17:16 with their capital, but others will
17:18 certainly be made into scapegoats.
17:21 They will have to answer for all of
17:23 these people. Therefore, there is no
17:25 escaping this. That, unfortunately, is
17:28 what history tells us. Let us hope that
17:31 , after all, the main actors will not be
17:34 able to get away. Well, that even came
17:37 out in rhyme.
17:38 But let's return to these negotiations
17:40 again.
17:42 After the talks, after the end of the
17:43 negotiations today—or rather, yesterday
17:45 —Zelensky declared that things are
17:47 difficult with the Russians.
17:50 They are, to put it mildly, not our best
17:52 friends.
17:53 Well, he really discovered America there
17:54 . It’s not like anyone considers you a
17:56 friend either.
17:57 This was after his provincial delegation
17:59 reported the results to him.
18:02 That’s when Zelensky started crying
18:04 again. He has to justify himself somehow
18:07 , because the results turned out to be
18:09 nothing. All that was signed today is
18:12 that they agreed again on a prisoner
18:15 exchange.
18:18 Zelensky also repeated that he refuses
18:20 to surrender territory, which is what I
18:22 already mentioned.
18:24 "We cannot," he says, "trust this man."
18:28 "If he only wants Donbas, why was he
18:30 advancing on Kyiv?"
18:32 Look at that logic.
18:35 Why did Putin, if he wanted Donbas,
18:37 advance on Kyiv?
18:41 And before advancing on Kyiv, Putin
18:43 offered to give Donbas neutral status,
18:46 so that the province would grant Donbas
18:49 neutral status.
18:52 The province didn't want to. Now this
18:54 vermin accuses Putin of wanting Donbas,
18:58 yet marching on Kyiv. How could that be
19:01 ? What an aggressor, right? And he says
19:03 this is 800 km away from the region he
19:05 supposedly needs. "If we give up
19:07 territory, he will go further."
19:09 Well, what a projection, you see?
19:12 This is what Zelensky would do, what any
19:14 terrorist in that territory would do.
19:18 How can you then explain these screams
19:20 from Zelensky about how much you want to
19:22 meet with Putin?
19:24 Allegedly, such and such issues would be
19:26 discussed. And then he asks again for a
19:28 trilateral meeting with Putin. You don't
19:31 even trust him.
19:33 You see, this misunderstanding from
19:35 Krivoy Rog doesn't even see how he
19:37 contradicts himself in a single sentence
19:41 He says one thing, and immediately he
19:42 says another. And somehow, in his sick
19:44 little head, it all connects.
19:47 The most interesting proposal at
19:49 yesterday's negotiations came from
19:51 Trump's team.
19:53 They proposed changing the borders of
19:56 the Donetsk and Luhansk regions so that
19:58 the Russian Federation could claim them
20:00 as captured. Pay close attention here,
20:02 okay?
20:03 But Ukraine did not have to give up any
20:05 territory. This was reported citing
20:08 various sources.
20:10 It was also proposed there to lift
20:12 sanctions on Russian energy, which
20:14 Ukraine and, again, its European
20:16 accomplices opposed.
20:18 I have a question, a question about
20:20 territory.
20:22 They are proposing to change the
20:23 territories in such a way that no
20:25 problems arise for the "khutor"[
20:26 backwater/Ukraine]. Meaning, they need
20:28 to change the borders, as they say. We
20:31 are supposedly changing the borders of
20:33 the Luhansk and Donetsk regions, sort of
20:36 along the current line of combat contact
20:40 And, for example, the "khutor" says that
20:43 this part now belongs to, say, the
20:46 Kharkiv region.
20:47 And it seems like the problem is solved
20:49 , you see, from the perspective of
20:50 American negotiators.
20:52 But from the perspective of Russian
20:54 legislation, as well as Ukrainian law,
20:56 it simply cannot work that way.
21:00 Therefore, regarding the question raised
21:02 here, it is clear that these American
21:04 negotiators are trying to find a way so
21:06 that Zelen-wash [Zelensky] doesn't get
21:08 hit by his own nationalists for
21:09 surrendering territory.
21:12 But that won't happen, because even
21:14 those who are there now, who are
21:16 fighting, they will come back later and
21:18 ask what they were fighting for if, in
21:20 principle, nothing of Ukraine is left.
21:24 If the Americans are already offering
21:26 this kind of option, well, it's not very
21:29 appropriate from a legal standpoint,
21:32 because the Russian Federation will not
21:34 change its legislation just so the "
21:36 khutor" feels better.
21:40 Why not leave, there is such an opinion
21:43 , only Galicia, for example—just the
21:46 Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Ternopil
21:49 regions, right?
21:52 That's it.
21:53 And the rest would go to Russia.
21:56 It is also possible to change the
21:57 territory specifically, and then it is
21:59 no longer a "khutor," right?
22:02 Hmm, and then everyone will just speak "
22:04 mova" there, and there won't be any
22:06 complaints at all.
22:09 And all of this is pleasing, one could
22:10 resettle them there; there is enough
22:12 room for them.
22:14 Moreover, they would probably be happy
22:16 now to just flee Kyiv to somewhere
22:18 further away, where things don't seem to
22:20 reach.
22:22 Right. And in principle, it would be
22:23 good for everyone. Why not make a
22:25 proposal like that? Right. But there is
22:28 a nuance here.
22:29 We cannot hold a vote for it to be
22:34 legitimate from the "khutor's" point of
22:39 view, because Zelensky knows perfectly
22:43 well what the people there might vote
22:48 for, right?
22:51 What if someone suddenly says, yes, we
22:53 want it exactly like this. And that
22:54 would then be, well, not very smart, and
22:57 there's no turning back.
23:00 And we would have to declare this
23:02 referendum illegitimate again and tell
23:05 some fairy tales to the "Lop-eared one"
23:07 and his herd, because geopolitical
23:10 accomplices won't allow just giving up
23:12 such territories by the will of the
23:15 people, whom nobody cares about, you
23:17 understand?
23:19 That’s why this proposal seemed a bit
23:21 strange to me today.
23:23 Although with this option, you know,
23:26 Russia sort of achieves its SMO goals.
23:29 There.
23:31 Well, all these Nazis, all these "mova"
23:33 speakers and so on are just moved
23:35 further away from our borders.
23:39 Plus, the West still reports on
23:42 maintaining this rustic territoriality,
23:45 the Ukrainian statehood, right?
23:49 The state of Ukraine existed, and it, in
23:51 principle, remains.
23:53 Well yes, the territory became a little
23:55 smaller, but everyone there speaks the "
23:57 mova" again, once again, closer to his
23:59 snout, where they wanted, right?
24:01 And Trump, after all, reports that he
24:03 resolved this conflict, gets his Nobel
24:06 Prize, and everyone is, in principle,
24:08 satisfied.
24:10 I think this issue is worth considering
24:13 , but not within the borders that the
24:15 American negotiators proposed today.
24:19 We would need to expand these borders,
24:22 then Russia could consider this issue,
24:25 because we have articles where subjects
24:28 of the Russian Federation can, by mutual
24:31 agreement, manage the territories
24:34 between them.
24:36 Therefore, in principle, such an option
24:39 would also suit us.
24:42 And in conclusion, what else I want to
24:44 note today regarding these negotiations
24:47 is that, as it turns out, this "Svig" of
24:49 the brain declared that Kiev has passed
24:52 its proposals for an energy and maritime
24:54 truce to partners in Abu Dhabi and is
24:57 waiting for an answer from Moscow.
25:01 He sent this message there after talking
25:04 to Ruby from Paris.
25:07 By the way, I always, every single time
25:09 , have this question. Russia has already
25:13 given you the answer to this question
25:15 1,000 times.
25:17 But for some reason, you see, I don't
25:19 know out of what kind of dim-wittedness
25:21 they are still waiting for this answer.
25:23 They ask the same question every time
25:25 and wait for an answer.
25:28 You understand?
25:29 I don't know how to explain this.
25:31 By the way, our negotiators today,
25:33 clearly understanding that these
25:34 geopolitical accomplices who showed up,
25:36 Lavrov advised them to stay put
25:38 somewhere in a hotel, because no one is
25:39 waiting for them, right?
25:43 And why did they even show up, knowing
25:47 the agenda, and then claim they wouldn't
25:50 discuss European security?
25:55 Our side understands all of this; they
25:58 realize that they are simply incapable,
26:01 they don't have the capacity because
26:04 there are very few, practically no
26:07 adequate politicians there who are in
26:10 their right place and doing their jobs
26:13 properly.
26:15 So, regarding European security, our
26:17 side has already thought through these
26:20 options for them.
26:22 And Lavrov stated today that Russia has
26:24 its own proposal on what the new
26:26 security architecture in Eurasia should
26:28 look like, one that won't infringe on
26:31 anyone's interests.
26:33 Our side thought about everyone's
26:35 interests, do you see?
26:38 If these dogs of war only think about
26:41 their own interests—they came to talk
26:44 only about security guarantees for the "
26:47 farm," not for Russia—then Russia,
26:49 unlike these scumbags, always considers
26:52 everyone's interests and makes proposals
26:55 that you can only reject out of sheer
26:58 stupidity.
27:00 Therefore, my friends, personally,
27:02 looking at these negotiations, I
27:04 understand the seriousness from the
27:06 Russian Federation's side. That is,
27:08 there are specifics, there are concrete
27:10 proposals.
27:12 But will Trump, through his negotiators
27:15 , be capable of honoring the agreements
27:18 that already exist between Russia and
27:21 the US—which the composition of the
27:24 Russian negotiating team clearly
27:26 indicates—and will the US be able to
27:29 fulfill these preliminary agreements?
27:34 Will they be able to convince, clearly
27:37 convince that lapdog Zelensky, and also
27:40 pacify that Euro-herd which is currently
27:43 in a state of hysteria, while perfectly
27:46 understanding the situation?
27:50 We shall see.
27:52 Only this trilateral meeting in China
27:55 between Putin, Xi, and Trump will
27:57 provide any concrete results, because
28:00 before that—I believe, if I'm not
28:03 mistaken, it's on November 18th or 19th
28:06 , quite soon, next week—there is really
28:09 nothing to expect right now.
28:13 We are waiting for this trilateral
28:15 meeting, and then, I think, these
28:17 negotiations will continue.
28:20 It is very encouraging that even against
28:23 the backdrop of these talks, Russia is
28:25 not slowing the pace of its attacks on
28:28 Ukraine, taking out strategically
28:30 important objects, and even civil
28:32 infrastructure, in order to force this
28:35 Nazi regime in Kyiv to peace, because
28:38 this little war needs to end.
28:41 But we see that these dogs of war are in
28:43 no way inclined toward that.
28:46 Everything they are doing now—and I have
28:48 no illusions about the US—is parallel to
28:51 the supply of weapons, as those missiles
28:54 are flying deep into Russia.
28:56 We see all of this and understand it
28:58 perfectly well.
28:59 That is why the dogs of war are bent on
29:01 war.
29:02 Under the guise of peace talks, they are
29:04 simply demanding the war continue.
29:07 Their goal, the dogs of war, is to
29:09 derail the trilateral meeting between
29:11 Putin, Xi, and Trump.
29:14 Their task is to do everything possible
29:16 to ensure no peace negotiations take
29:18 place.
29:19 But then again, if peace talks don't
29:21 happen, everything will be decided on
29:23 the battlefield, you understand?
29:26 But it will be decided one way or
29:27 another.
29:28 So, this long, drawn-out military song,
29:31 er, won't happen.
29:34 Russia certainly doesn't need that.
29:36 Europe won't withstand it, and the small
29:38 farmstead even less so.
29:40 Therefore, we observe the events without
29:42 any illusions.
29:44 Let’s just look at things soberly and
29:46 draw, well, some adequate conclusions
29:49 without emotions, because, unfortunately
29:51 , we cannot influence these processes
29:54 happening now.
29:57 Let's just calmly watch and analyze the
30:00 situation in order to make important
30:02 decisions for ourselves, if life
30:04 circumstances are closely tied to what
30:07 is happening on the political stage.
30:11 I understand that there are people whom
30:13 this war affects very deeply; it affects
30:16 all of us.
30:17 There is no one who can just sit it out
30:19 hiding in the bushes. It affects
30:23 So, well, for some more, for some less,
30:25 to varying degrees. I understand all
30:28 this perfectly well, so let's, hmm, just
30:31 avoid drawing hasty conclusions and try
30:34 to stay more or less composed.
30:37 I understand it's very difficult to
30:39 remain calm, watching everything that is
30:41 happening and feeling it yourself—I’m
30:44 talking about many people now—but the
30:46 main thing is to maintain this adequacy
30:49 and your own mental and physical health
30:51 as much as possible.
30:54 So, friends, I just wish everyone peace
30:56 of mind.
30:57 We are watching.
30:59 Please write your opinion in the
31:01 comments: what do you think about this,
31:03 what do you expect, for example, from
31:06 tomorrow's negotiations, will there be a
31:08 sensation, will there be any progress,
31:11 what do you think will happen in general
31:13 ?
31:14 Write, I am interested.
31:17 There. And most importantly, whatever
31:19 happens, take care of yourselves. I’ve
31:21 been your host, Oksana Latynina, and I’m
31:23 saying goodbye for now.
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