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A joint military group has been created to protect Russia and Belarus!
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko held a press conference following the Russian-Belarusian negotiations in Minsk. In particular, the presidents answered questions regarding the conduct of a special Russian military operation in Ukraine, the conduct of exercises on the use of tactical nuclear weapons, and the legitimacy of President of Ukraine Zelensky.
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You mentioned that you discussed security issues. Considering the current difficult and tense
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situation, external threats, and the build-up of NATO troops,
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will any steps be taken in the near future to strengthen security in the Union State?
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And how do you assess the exercises to test the use of non-strategic nuclear weapons?
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As I already said, we constantly do not just discuss issues of
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our security and the defense of our states. Vladimir Vladimirovich just said the main thing:
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we have created a joint group to protect the Union State.
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We constantly keep in sight everything that happens on our borders, we see it, and we know,
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starting from building various fences and whipping up hysteria with military exercises that are
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held near our borders, as I already said, this is approximately 90 thousand soldiers foreign troops.
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Is it really surprising what the Americans, Germans, and so on are doing on our borders?
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Therefore, we give safety top priority. And I will say even more that many of our
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meetings, you probably noticed that we often meet, 90 percent, and maybe more, are issues of security
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and defense, with the exception of the current meeting, where we spend a lot of time, even more
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than security issues were devoted to the economy, because security is also based on the economy.
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Therefore, we paid attention to this, and we will do so.
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Regarding the military exercises that you mentioned.
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Well, why evaluate them? I told you an example with a machine gun.
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We all understand this, what is a machine gun for? To attack or defend.
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We have no desire to attack anyone. We must defend ourselves.
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How can we defend ourselves? Well, you need to know how to use this weapon.
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This is a deadly and dangerous weapon that is incomparable to a machine gun.
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Therefore, you need to train. I honestly admitted that this
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is our third training since the deployment of nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus.
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The Russians, they haven’t advertised this before, probably have dozens of such training sessions.
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Nothing surprising. We are doing everything that
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Westerners did before us and are doing now. They train foreign pilots, and so on.
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In particular, they train German pilots in Germany.
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The Americans train them with carriers of nuclear weapons, in particular bombs,
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if we talk about planes and missiles. We don't do anything special.
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We are preparing. We are training.
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We must be ready. The world is unstable and dangerous.
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We cannot miss this blow, as it happened in the middle of the last century.
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We won't allow this. They should know about this.
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But we are not escalating the situation. We don't need war.
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Today we spoke only about peaceful prospects. I am grateful to the President of Russia,
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who included in his delegation the head of the group of strategic initiatives,
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who told what is difficult to even comprehend, and this is our near future.
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That's why we talk about peace. But we keep our powder dry.
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Nothing special. Yes, in fact, I have almost nothing to add.
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Russia regularly conducted and conducts exercises of strategic nuclear forces
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and non-strategic nuclear deterrent forces. The only difference is that after deploying
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part of the non-strategic nuclear potential on the territory of Belarus,
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we are doing this together with our Belarusian allies.
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First. Second.
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We treat the security of Belarus in exactly the same way as we treat the
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security of the Russian Federation. And, probably, this is a key
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element of our interaction in this area. As for compliance with Russia's norms and
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obligations in this area, we fully comply with all our obligations in the field of nuclear weapons.
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There is nothing here that we would violate; there is nothing unusual here
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compared to the work of the same NATO bloc. Alexander Grigorievich just spoke about this.
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The same exercises regularly take place there, in which NATO countries are involved,
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on whose territories American tactical nuclear weapons are located,
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with the involvement of their military personnel, with the involvement of their combat aircraft and
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other delivery vehicles. Therefore, all this is
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happening according to plan. And we are not forcing anything here.
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But, as was said, everything must be worked out. This is an area where no failures, mistakes,
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or lack of coordination can be allowed. It is this coherence that the military exercises
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you asked about are dedicated to. Thank you.
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Questions from Russian journalists. Please, Izvestia agency.
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Good afternoon, Vladimir Vladimirovich and Alexander Grigorievich.
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Question from Izvestia agency, Kirill Vorobyov. As you said, today one of the main blocks that
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was discussed was energy security, and in general the entire sphere that revolves around this word.
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But information about the common energy market project does not appear very often.
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And just before your meeting, there were notes from your Belarusian colleagues that
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you seemed to have found common ground and built a plan according to which we will move.
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Still, has it really become clear what we expect from this project?
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What will we all get? What project?
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Common energy market. Thank you.
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We cooperate in three areas: electric power, oil and gas, and nuclear energy.
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We have made decisions in each of these areas, and everything is working.
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As for oil and gas, there are current issues that we
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discussed in some detail today. There are no unresolved issues.
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For gas, we have all the parameters agreed upon for the coming years.
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Yes, beyond this horizon we will need to come to decisions that would meet the interests of both
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our Belarusian friends and the Russian economy. This work is progressing as planned.
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In the field of electricity, this work concerns general operating and transit
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modes; there are no failures here either. I also said everything about nuclear energy.
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The nuclear power plant is working. In this regard, new opportunities for
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work in related industries arise. As for creating a common market,
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this work is also moving forward. I mentioned this in relation to gas.
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Therefore, everything is going according to plan, we have no contradictions here.
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There are slightly different approaches among specialists.
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But I think that by the time the common market starts working, we will have agreed on all the
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components of the proposed solutions. Thank you.
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Please, a question from the Belarusian side. Belta News Agency.
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Hello, Alexander Grigorievich and Vladimir Vladimirovich.
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Question about Ukraine. In particular, in connection with the expiration
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of Vladimir Zelensky’s presidential powers, how do you see the prospects for a possible
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resumption of peace negotiations with Ukraine? The main question here is with whom to conduct
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these negotiations, even if there is such a request from the Ukrainian side?
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And, accordingly, the second part of the question: do you now see any real forces in Ukraine,
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be it political circles or the military, that are really capable of soberly assessing
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the situation, making a compromise, and, most importantly, being able to negotiate?
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This is a question for me, right? This is a question for both presidents.
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Well, I guess I'll start, okay? You know this better.
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As for the negotiation process. I've talked about this many times.
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I want to emphasize this again here in Minsk. Russia has never refused these negotiations.
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Moreover, we in Belarus started these negotiations at one time,
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then we moved them, and at the request of the Ukrainian side, to Turkey, to Istanbul.
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We came to an agreement. We have reached a draft agreement.
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Moreover, the head of the negotiating group on the Ukrainian side initialed a summary of
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these possible agreements. That is, in principle,
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this generally suited the Ukrainian side, and it suited the Russian side as well.
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There were points that needed to be improved. But in general, I repeat, if this document is
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signed by the Ukrainian side, it means that the Ukrainian side was satisfied with it.
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For well-known reasons, after the former British Prime Minister arrived in Kyiv,
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the Ukrainian side threw out these agreements and stopped implementing them.
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Moreover, they announced that negotiations were being terminated.
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They said this publicly. We didn’t stop these negotiations, they did.
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And moreover, they forbade themselves to continue these negotiations.
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We didn't prohibit anyone. We are in favor of negotiations.
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After this, again at the instigation and at the suggestion of their Western sponsors, the masters,
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a goal was set: to achieve the strategic defeat of Russia and victory over Russia on the battlefield.
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We see now that conversations have resumed again that they need to return to negotiations.
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Well, let them come back. But, they should return to
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negotiations not based on what one country wants, but based on those agreements of a
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fundamental nature that were reached during difficult negotiations in Belarus and Turkey,
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and based on today’s realities that have developed on earth.
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We are ready for this. Who to negotiate with?
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Of course, this is not an idle question, I agree with you.
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Of course, we are aware that the legitimacy of the current head of the Ukrainian state has ended.
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I think that one of the goals of the conference that was announced, the conference in Switzerland,
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this goal is precisely for the Western community, the sponsors of today’s Kyiv regime,
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to confirm the legitimacy of the current head of state, or the no longer current head.
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But these PR moves have no effect on legal documents.
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Of course, if it comes to this, and I proceed from the fact that peace negotiations must be resumed,
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and not with the help of ultimatums, but with the help of common sense,
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and they must be based on common sense. But if it comes to this, of course, we need to
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understand who we need and can deal with in order to reach the signing of legally binding documents.
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And then we must be completely sure that we are dealing with legitimate authorities.
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Ukraine itself must answer this question, first of all, I think, from the position
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of the parliament, the Constitutional Court, or some other government bodies.
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As far as I know, we need to look at what is written in the Constitution of Ukraine,
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which government bodies have the right to be extended under the Constitution of Ukraine without
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elections, without election procedures, and which government bodies cannot count on these rights.
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This can be done based on legal analysis. These are questions for the Ukrainian
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political and legal system. I absolutely agree with what
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Vladimir Vladimirovich just said. Regarding the expiration of
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the powers of Vladimir Zelensky. There is no legal purity here and cannot be,
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because there is deep democracy there, you understand that everything is strangled there.
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They often reproach me or us that we are dictators.
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And they add someone else to this. This is such a democracy:
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neither the Constitutional Court nor other courts can say anything.
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Therefore, the legal purity that Vladimir Vladimirovich spoke about is not there and
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cannot be in this situation. Regarding war and peace.
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These are the main questions that Vladimir Vladimirovich also pointed out.
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What does it matter? All the same, neither
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the current president nor the future one, I think, will solve these big issues that face
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the state of Ukraine, the people of Ukraine. These presidents will not address these issues.
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Do you know who will decide this? Much has already been decided overseas.
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And what has not yet been decided, they will decide later.
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The President of Russia has just provided evidence of this.
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It is not clear who arrived when, it is not clear who.
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He ordered. They crossed out
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those agreements that were not easy to come by and that were put on paper and initialed.
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This was the result. Therefore, in general,
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I deeply analyzed for myself these problems with the powers of Vladimir Zelensky.
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And now I realized that it was all useless. As for the real power in Ukraine.
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Well, you know Ukraine well. You know Ukrainian society both before
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the special military operation and now. There are many different forces there.
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And everyone fancies himself a hero. There are forces whose position we support
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in principle, and those we do not support. Therefore, again, there is democracy there.
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There today, both among the military and among civilians, there are enough people
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who want to lead the country and lead it in a new way to war, or against war.
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Well, the situation is developing the way it is developing.
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I think this year will determine a lot. So many.
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We'll wait and see. We are in no hurry, especially Russia.
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We have a united position, we don’t hide it. We will work together.
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Thank you. Final question please.
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RT, Russia Today. Vladimir Vladimirovich, hello.
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Sargon Hadaya, Russia Today. Can I ask you, in your opinion, how the death
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of the President of Iran could affect bilateral relations, cooperation in regional organizations,
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as well as in the military sphere? And let me say the second aspect.
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Some strange trend is observed with all the leaders who do not agree with the collective West.
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Recently, the Prime Minister of Georgia said that one of the European Commissioners threatened him
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with the fate of the Prime Minister of Slovakia if the law on foreign agents was adopted.
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How do you like it? Is this the new world order?
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Or is this the new policy of the collective West? Thank you.
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I cannot comment on what some European Commissioner said there.
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There are a lot of Commissioners there, they are constantly changing, and they
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talk all sorts of nonsense, you understand. If this is true, as you said, then it cannot be
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called anything other than political nonsense. It's just a disgrace, that's all.
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But, unfortunately, the irresponsibility of middle-level officials,
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especially in this area, is growing. We often encounter this ourselves.
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This only causes regret. I can't comment on this part.
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But as far as Iran's foreign policy is concerned, these are the sovereign decisions of Iran itself.
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Iran is a major regional power, and Iran plays a prominent role in world affairs.
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But, in my opinion, after this tragedy we are unlikely to encounter any changes in
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the foreign policy of the Iranian leadership. What I mean is that the fundamental foundations
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of Iranian statehood are quite stable, strong, and reliable.
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We have very good relations with Iran as a state, with the Iranian
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people, and with the Iranian leadership. I personally don’t see any possible
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serious changes here, whatsoever. But, of course, I hope that there will
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be continuity in the Russian direction of Iranian policy and in the direction of our cooperation on
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key international issues. I will say 2 words.
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Regarding the death of our good friend. I met mister Raisi more than once.
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And I think that the President of Russia will support me, that he is a normal and
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kind person who had a frank and honest dialogue with us, and he was concerned
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about the development of his own state and protecting the interests of his own people.
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How it was there, what happened there, and so on, a lot is being said about this now.
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I think that Iran is the kind of country that will understand what happened there.
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But as a person, and not as a president, I will say that the disgusting position
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of the United States led to this. First of all, I mean sanctions.
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These scoundrels did not have the right to impose sanctions against aircraft,
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against airplanes, helicopters, and so on, on which people are transported.
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They introduced sanctions, in my opinion, against aircraft in Russia,
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against us, even against my plane. Well, they won’t get Vladimir
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Vladimirovich, because he has a Russian plane. And for here they introduced these sanctions.
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Is it normal? People travel by this transport.
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You sold this aircraft. It doesn’t matter whether this
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helicopter has been around for 40 or 50 years. Maybe it had only flown three times in 50 years,
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and then it would have been fine if maintained properly.
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But they also prohibited their companies from servicing these aircraft.
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This is also their fault. They are all believers.
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Well, if they are believers, then let them wait, Iran will send them an response.
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They can't behave like that in the world. This once again confirms what Russia and
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other countries that support it are doing today with the destruction of the unipolar world.
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This multipolar world will be established. These madmen are bringing a multipolar world
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closer with their actions. Who likes it?
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If they don't like someone, they steal money; in this case, in Russia, and not only.
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If they don’t like someone, then they arrest some ship, they take away the tanker,
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they take away the goods. They are allowed everything.
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They are strong. But I say that if
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they are believers, I am not a mystic, but the time will come, they will answer for all this.
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And they will respond in full. They won't hide behind the ocean there.
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Therefore, they are to blame for the fact that if nothing affected the helicopter,
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probably it did not, then they will answer for it. They forbade servicing this helicopter,
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that's for sure. I know this from myself.
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By the way, in my opinion, the accompanying persons flew on two Russian helicopters, right?
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On Russian-made helicopters, without any special conditions, under the same conditions.
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In fact, in the same corridor. And they arrived without any problems.
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