0:00 Actually, the situation is a bit
0:01 different. Back then, there were
0:02 occupation forces that had defeated
0:05 Here, it is actually its supposed allies
0:07 who intend to control the territory of
0:10 And why specifically after the
0:13 In reality, such attempts to bring in
0:16 their troops were ideological.
0:19 Because, well, one must understand that
0:22 from the point of view of international
0:24 law, they could enter Ukrainian
0:27 I mean, no one is forbidding them, just
0:29 like we entered, say, the territory of
0:33 That is, Bashar al-Assad invited our
0:34 troops as the elected president of the
0:36 incumbent government, and we went in.
0:39 In this situation, at the moment, from
0:41 their point of view, Zelensky is the
0:43 incumbent president. He can simply go
0:45 ahead and invite them. The Baltic states
0:47 and Polish troops were also planning to
0:49 enter, supposedly to guard the border
0:51 with Belarus so that the Russians
0:53 wouldn't come from there. Right. And
0:55 thereby free up Ukrainian troops. But
0:57 they only asked America one question: "
1:00 Will you protect us if the Russians
1:02 strike us?" And Biden said, "Absolutely
1:04 not. This is your personal, uh,
1:06 initiative." But by Biden, I mean the
1:08 collective Biden, who was making the
1:11 Therefore, if you get hit, it will be
1:12 your personal problem; neither NATO nor
1:14 , especially, the United States will
1:15 intervene in this situation.
1:17 I understand that the exact same
1:19 statement was made to this coalition of
1:21 the willing, that guys, America has
1:23 nothing to do with this, you will deal
1:25 with the Russians yourselves.
1:27 That’s why the British and the French
1:28 immediately said, "Yes, we are ready to
1:30 enter, we are training, we have set up a
1:31 headquarters." Right. So they are
1:33 consistently promoting this idea, like
1:35 opening another Overton window.
1:38 But we will only do this when Ukraine
1:40 and Russia sign a peace agreement, that
1:42 is, when they won't be shooting at them
1:45 All these statements that they will open
1:51 let's say, are also quite provocative,
1:53 because if a war starts, then naturally
1:56 , strikes will start hitting them as
2:00 And, in principle, they have already
2:03 been struck, so to speak—both the French
2:05 and British advisors—because many
2:07 military officers, including senior
2:10 officers from those countries, suddenly
2:12 got caught in avalanches in the Alps,
2:14 car accidents, and the like.
2:17 There was a large number of obituaries.
2:19 We understand perfectly well that those
2:21 "Alps" were located somewhere on the
2:23 line of combat contact in Eastern