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00:25:59And you.
00:37:29And, despite all this, despite stealing from the people, our people agreed to
00:37:38the new realities that are brought about by the collapse of the USSR.
00:37:44They recognize new states, new republics, not only recognize back then Russia was in dire
00:37:50but it tried to help its partners from the CIS including Ukrainian partners
00:37:56because starting from the moment of proclaiming independence they started
00:38:00making requests for the material support and our country was giving this support
00:38:05with respect to the sovereignty of Ukraine according to the estimates of
00:38:11the experts that can be proved just by looking at the prices of our energy
00:38:17carriers by our loans trade preferences that Russia was giving to Ukraine the
00:38:22total profit for the Ukrainian budget since 1991 to 2013 was about 250 billion
00:38:31dollars but that's not all of it by the end of 1991 the debt of the USSR in front of
00:38:43other states in international fund was about 100 billion and initially it was
00:38:49thought that these debts would be paid out by all the republics of the USSR in
00:38:55proportionate terms in proportion with their economic potential but Russia
00:38:59took the burden of paying out the entire Soviet debt and paid it out eventually
00:39:05and the other Soviet Republic had to renounce from the Soviet assets and this such
00:39:23agreement was signed in late 1994 with Ukraine but Kyiv didn't ratify this agreement and
00:39:31later they refused to implement it they were talking about golden reserves and
00:39:38about all kinds of assets of the former Soviet Union abroad and still despite the
00:39:45known problems Russia has always cooperated and worked with Ukraine in an open and
00:39:51honest manner with respect to its interests our ties in all kinds of areas were
00:39:57developing so in 2011 the trade turnover was more than 50 billion dollars allow me to mention
00:40:07that the trade turnover of Ukraine with all the EU countries in 2019 before the pandemic was
00:40:13smaller than that and at the same time it was not as well that the Ukrainian authorities
00:40:18preferred to act in such a way that to have all the rights and preferences in the relations with
00:40:24Russia but to carry no obligations at the same time assuming no obligations so it wasn't really
00:40:30a partnership they were just trying to get more from Russia and sometimes it was it looked and
00:40:37tremendously for example remember the blackmailing in the gas transit stealing gas even I would like
00:40:46to remind you to remind you that they were trying to use dialogue with Russia as a tool to blackmail the
00:40:52west they said that they were well would get closer to Russia trying to win preferences they were saying
00:41:00that if not the Russian presence in Ukraine will grow and from the very first steps they started building
00:41:08their statehood by renouncing everything that was bringing us together they were trying to twist the
00:41:15historical memory of the generations of people who lived in Ukraine so it comes as no surprise that the
00:41:21Ukrainian society faced the growth of the radical nationalism that became russophobic and nationalist that's why there are no
00:41:34non-natsun and joining gangs in eastern Ukraine the territorial claims against Russia were voiced more
00:41:44often and then outer forces were also using their special services to raise their people in Ukraine and to
00:41:55move them into power into the government Ukraine has never had stable traditions of their own statehood starting
00:42:03from 1991 they followed the path of the mechanical copying of foreign models that had nothing to do with
00:42:11their history or with the Ukrainian realities political and state institutions were changed to benefit the
00:42:20clans with their own interest that had nothing to do with the interests of the people of Ukraine the whole idea of
00:42:27the so-called pro-western civilizational choice of the Ukrainian democratic power was and is still not in
00:42:35creating better conditions for the good of the people but to serve the geopolitical adversaries of Russia to
00:42:46save billions of dollars they stole from the Ukrainians and hidden by oligarchs in the accounts in western banks
00:42:54some financial groups who paid politicians first they based on radicals and nationalists others they were
00:43:02saying for good friendly relations with Russia for cultural and language versatility and they were coming
00:43:10to power using the votes of the people who really wanted to see it happen including the people from the
00:43:16southwest but after they were assuming office of forgetting high positions they were betraying their
00:43:23people who elected them their voters and they followed their radical ideas in their policies
00:43:30sometimes they were even
00:43:34punishing people who wanted to cooperate with Russia wanted to keep both languages viable and those people who
00:43:41supported them of moderate views who are used to trust the power unlike radicals they would never be
00:43:48aggressive to use unlawful means
00:43:52but radicals were becoming more and more brazen their claims were becoming bigger and bigger so they
00:43:59had no problem to influence the weak power that was weakened by the virus of corruption
00:44:08and they were replacing cultural economic social interests of the people actual sovereignty of ukraine by
00:44:18speculations on nationalist ground the stable statehood hasn't been built in ukraine
00:44:24and political electoral procedures served just as a screen to divide power and assets between
00:44:35oligarch plans corruption that is a problem to a lot of countries including russia and ukraine
00:44:45has become a thing of its own
00:44:47it's been corroding the entire system all the branches of the state and radicals used unhappiness of
00:44:56the people fear and happiness so they rode that wave and they turned maidan in 2014 into
00:45:05coup d'etat and they were backed by the foreign states from the data that we have the support of the
00:45:11so-called protest camp at the independent square in kiev from the u.s embassy was one million dollars per
00:45:20day and additionally large amounts of money were transferred to the private accounts of the leaders
00:45:27of oppositions opposition and we are talking about tens of millions of dollars and how much did those who
00:45:34really suffered those who died during the clashes at the squares and streets of the key of god you
00:45:41better not know you better not ask radicals who captured the power they started terror against
00:45:49against those who were supporting constitutional law against journalists against politicians they were
00:45:56accumulated publicly the whole range of large-scale criminal cases covered ukraine we cannot but
00:46:10chatter when we remember about the situation in odessa when people were burned alive when they protested
00:46:18the authorities and those criminals who did this they are not punished no one is even looking for them
00:46:27but we know their names and we will do everything to punish them to find them and to bring them to
00:46:34court of justice maidan didn't bring ukraine closer to democracy after perpetrating coup d'etat
00:46:41nationalists and those political forces that badge them brought the situation to the deadlock
00:46:50they pushed ukraine into the chasm of civil war and eight years later the country is divided it's going
00:46:58through dire economical crisis according to the estimates of international organization organizations in 2018
00:47:06almost 6 million ukrainians which is almost 15 percent not of the able population but of the entire population
00:47:15had to move abroad looking for jobs
00:47:20and as a rule we were doing some basic work and qualified work and here is another fact starting
00:47:282020 60 000 doctors and other medical professionals left the country since 2014 the water prices increased
00:47:40by almost one-third energy prices increased manifold many people have no money to pay for the utility bills
00:47:51they have to survive literally what happened why all this is happening the answer is obvious because
00:47:58things that they inherited from the soviet union from the russian empire was literally stolen hidden in
00:48:08pockets hundreds of jobs were lost that were giving stable income to the people with the participation of
00:48:16the russian federation such areas as machine engineering power industry plane aircraft manufacturing
00:48:27they are either in crisis or destroyed and the entire soviet union used to be proud of these industries in 2021
00:48:37the shipbuilding factory in nikolai was closed
00:48:44famous antonov country starting from 2016 they haven't produced a single plane and use much
00:48:50factories that was building a space trade machinery they are almost bankrupt same like the krimanchuk steel
00:49:00factory as for the gas transport system that was built by the entire soviet union that has become so
00:49:07dilapidated that using it has a lot of risks and in this regard we have a question this poverty loss of the industrial and
00:49:17technological potential is that the choice the pro-western choice that was put into the heads of the people
00:49:27for years now is that it in reality everything comes down to the fact that the collapse of the ukrainian
00:49:33economy goes along with the robbing the ukrainian people and ukraine itself is now being controlled from the
00:49:40outside it is perpetrated not only by the instructions from the west but also locally by a network of foreign
00:49:49consultants ngos and other institutions deployed in ukraine they have direct influence on all the important
00:49:58decisions at all the levels of government from the central down to the municipal it influences the main
00:50:06state corporations ukrainian railways energy complex ukrainian post administration of the seaports of
00:50:14ukraine and ukraine doesn't have independent court system anymore the key of authorities give the
00:50:24preferential right to choose the members of the supreme legislation court bodies and by its embassy in the
00:50:34u.s the embassy of the u.s directly controls the national agency on preventing corruption national
00:50:42anti-corruption bureau specialized anti-corruption district attorney office an anti-corruption court
00:50:49it's all done under the pretense to increase the efficiency of fighting corruption well okay then
00:50:56but where are the results because corruption is still there it's even worse than it was
00:51:08do ukrainians know about these choices do they understand that their country has become not even
00:51:13a protectorate now it's a colony with puppets at itself the privatization of the state has led to the
00:51:20the fact that the authorities that call themselves the authorities of patriots doesn't have interests of
00:51:27the nation but otherwise they continue to assimilate russian speakers by force
00:51:38they are adopting more and more discriminatory decrees now they have a law on the native nations those people
00:51:46who think deem themselves russian they are let know that they do not belong in ukraine according to the
00:51:53laws on education and on ukrainian language as a state language russian language is being
00:52:01thrown away from schools from all public spaces including shops the so-called illustration law cleansing
00:52:08of the power allowed them to chase away public servants that they don't like they adopt decrease that
00:52:15allow law enforcement to suppress the freedom of choice the freedom of speech we know the sad
00:52:25practice of unilateral illegitimate sanctions about other states about the foreign individuals and legal
00:52:31entities in ukraine they went even further than their western partners they came up with such an instrument
00:52:38as sanctions as sanctions against their own citizens entities media outlets even parliament members in kiev they are preparing
00:52:50degrees against the russian orthodox church and that's not an emotional estimate we have certain documents
00:52:58we have decisions that is talking about this the split in george in kiev they cynically turned into an
00:53:04instrument of national policy the current leadership of the country does not react to the requests of the
00:53:10people to cancel the laws that undermine the rights of the believers and now they have new laws adopted
00:53:18against the ukrainian orthodox church and i would like to talk separately about crimea population of the
00:53:27the crimea peninsula made their choice to be with russia ukrainian authorities have nothing to say against this
00:53:38that's why they place their bets on aggression they use cells of extremists including the radical islamic
00:53:47organizations they are sending saboteurs to destroy vital infrastructure they kidnapped citizens of russia we
00:53:55have proof we have evidence that such aggressive activities is perpetrated with the support of
00:54:01foreign special services in march of 2021 ukraine adopted new military strategy this document
00:54:10almost completely aimed at confrontation with russia they want to drag foreign states into the conflict
00:54:16with our country the strategy suggests to organize russian crimea and in donbass basically terrorist
00:54:25underground underground and it also outlines the possible war and it is supposed to
00:54:33end the way the ukrainian strategies now being with the support of international community on the
00:54:40beneficial conditions beneficial for ukraine and also as they say in kiev now and i'm quoting also
00:54:48just listen to it carefully with the military support of the world community and geopolitical
00:54:55confrontation against the russian federation basically that's nothing but preparation for
00:55:01armed conflict against us against russia we also heard statements about ukraine wanting to create their
00:55:08own nuclear weapon and that's not just idle threat ukraine really has nuclear technology and carriers to
00:55:19deliver such weapons back from the soviet times and they have tochka launchers also designed in the soviet union
00:55:27it has range of more than 100 kilometers and they can increase that it's a matter of time they still have
00:55:34this technology from the soviet times so getting tactical nuclear weapon will be much easier for ukraine than for
00:55:41certain other states i'm not going to list them that are now researching this especially if they have
00:55:50technological support from abroad and we can't exclude this if ukraine has a weapon of mass destruction the
00:55:58situation in the world in europe especially for us for russia will change drastically we cannot help but react to
00:56:06this real threat especially since i would like to reiterate that there are western backers they can
00:56:13help ukraine with getting this weapon to create yet another threat for our country because we can see
00:56:20how consistently they are pumping ukraine with weapons the united states alone starting from 2014
00:56:28transferred billions of dollars including the arms supply training personnel
00:56:33and recent months western weapons are sent to ukraine ceaselessly in front of the eyes of the entire world
00:56:45the activities of the ukrainian army is governed by the foreign consultants and we are well aware of
00:56:51that last year under the pretext of the war games the military contingents of the native countries were
00:56:58deployed in ukraine ukrainian army is already integrated into nato it means that
00:57:09ukrainian units ukrainian army units can be done directly from the nato headquarters the west started
00:57:16to explore the territory of ukraine as the future theater of military action at the future battlefield and it is
00:57:22aimed against russia last year alone it had more than 20 000 troops and more than thousand equipment
00:57:31hardware units and not for they have already adopted a law to allow the foreign troops to enter the
00:57:40territory of ukraine to participate in the war games and first of all it means the nato troops and this
00:57:46year they planned no less than 10 drills like that and it serves as a cover to increase the nato contingent
00:57:55in ukraine especially since the network of airfields borispolyvano-frankovs to gui-fadesa and so on
00:58:04it can be used to deploy troops in shortest terms the airspace ukraine is open for reconnaissance and
00:58:15strategic planes of nato unmanned drones that are used to monitor the territory of russia and the naval
00:58:25operations center built by the americans in the chaka allows nato chips to use it as a port and allows to
00:58:33use high precision weapons against black sea navy and our entire infrastructure on the black sea coast
00:58:41some time ago the u.s wanted to build such infrastructure in crimea but the population of
00:58:47crimea and sevastopol they said for no and we will remember that but now this center has already been
00:58:56built and deployed in ochakov and i would like to remind you in 18th century alexander sevorov
00:59:02soldiers fought for this city and it's their bravery allowed it to add this city to russia back
00:59:09then in the 18th century the black sea coast lands that were fought from god from turkey from osman
00:59:18ottoman empire was given name nova russia now they want to forget this name like they want to forget the
00:59:27deeds of the famous commanders without which ukraine itself wouldn't have access to the black sea
00:59:33recently in poltava they demolished the monument to alexander seward well what can i say you are
00:59:40renouncing your own pet the so-called colonial legacy of the soviet empire well be consistent then
00:59:47article 17 of the constitution of ukraine doesn't allow military bases of foreign states to be deployed
01:00:00in their territory but it seems that it can be bypassed they have deployed training missions of the
01:00:06native countries in ukraine basically that's a military base already they just call it a mission and it's done
01:00:14in kiev they have long declared strategic aim at joining nato yes obviously every country have the
01:00:22right to choose their own alliances to sign military agreements that's true but there is one but in
01:00:31international law it says the principle there is a principle of indivisible security which states
01:00:39that one country cannot enhance its security at the expense of security of others and i can refer
01:00:46here to the european security osc charter that was adopted in istanbul in 1999 and astana osc declaration
01:00:55from 2010 in other words choosing means to enhance one security should not create any threats
01:01:01for other states and if ukraine was to join nato would serve as a direct threat to the security of
01:01:07russia and i would remind you back in april of 2018 at the bucharest summit of the north atlantic
01:01:14treaty organization usa forced these members to make a decision that certain states were to join nato
01:01:24a lot of european allies already back then understood all the risks of such a step but they had to
01:01:33subdued to the will of their older partner americans used them to pursue anti-russian policy
01:01:39skeptical about ukraine joining native and from some european capitals we get a signal they are
01:01:47saying so what are you worrying about it's not going to happen tomorrow and our american current
01:01:52reports are saying the same we say okay it is not going to happen tomorrow but the day after tomorrow
01:01:59then what will it change in historical context nothing more than that we know the stance and the
01:02:06statements of the u.s leadership about the active confrontation military actions in the east of
01:02:13ukraine would not stop ukraine to join nato if it will correspond to the criteria of the
01:02:20nato charter and if they can overcome corruption and they try to convince us that nato is a peaceful
01:02:27and defensive block so there is no threat for russia and they again suggest we believe their words but we
01:02:36already know the value of such words back in 1990 when we talked about uniting germany the usa promised to
01:02:47the soviet leadership that neither jurisdiction nor military presence would not move a niche to the east
01:02:58and unification of germany would not lean to the eastward expansion of nato and i'm quoting here
01:03:06so they were saying all these things they were giving us assurances but these were just words later they
01:03:13started saying that central european and eastern european countries joining nato will improve their
01:03:19relations with moscow will read these countries from the fears of their difficult historical legacy and
01:03:26more than that it will allow them to create this belt of the friendly nations but it was the other way
01:03:35around these states are now bringing their stereotypes their complexes of the russian threat to nato they
01:03:43insisted on increasing potential of collective security that was supposed to be deployed against russia
01:03:48first of all and it was happening back in the 1990s and early 2000s when because of the openness and good
01:03:55will our goodwill relations between russia and the west were at high level
01:04:02russia fulfilled all its obligations we threw troops from germany from the central and eastern european
01:04:12countries and it made a huge contribution in overcoming the legacy of the cold war we consistently suggested
01:04:18all kinds of cooperation including in the format of the russian nato council and osc more than that i will
01:04:26say one thing that i have never said before in public i will say it for the first time back in 2000
01:04:34when president bill clinton was visiting moscow at the end of his term i asked him how would america see
01:04:45russia joining nato i would not give you all the details of that conversation but the reaction to my
01:04:52conversation looked well resort let me put it this way and how did americans really look at this possibility
01:05:01you can see it in their practical steps in regard of our country open support of the terrorists and north
01:05:09caucuses
01:05:11ignoring our demands and our concerns
01:05:15in the security area withdrawing from the treaties arms treaties and so on and so forth
01:05:22it still backs the question why why did they do that what for okay you don't want to see
01:05:29friend in us an ally in us but why do you want to make an enemy out of us the only answer that we got
01:05:36was it's not about our political regime or anything else just they don't need such a big and independent
01:05:45country is russia so that's the answer to all the questions that's the source of traditional american
01:05:51policy they pursue in the russian track that's why they react like this to all our proposals about
01:05:59security you only need to look at the map to see how did the western countries keep their word about
01:06:06non-expansion of nato eastwards they just lied to us we had five waves of nato expansion in 1999
01:06:16poland czech republic hungary were joint nato in 2004 bulgaria estonia lithuania slovakia romania and
01:06:24slovenia in 2009 albania and croatia in 2017 montenegro and 2020 north macedonia as a result
01:06:33the alliance military infrastructure is drawn really close to the borders of russia that's one
01:06:42of the reasons of the key reasons of the security crisis it affected the entire system of international
01:06:49relations the mutual trust was lost the situation continues to get worse in strategic area as well in
01:06:57romania and in poland as part of the u.s project they deploy anti-missile defensive systems we all know
01:07:08that the launchers deployed there can be used for cruise missiles tomahawk that is a strike weapon
01:07:15strike system and usa is also developing standard six missile it can not only be used as an anti-missile
01:07:24defensive too it can strike targets on land and on the sea so they are expanding their infrastructure
01:07:34and they get new offensive capabilities from the information that we get we have every reason to
01:07:39believe that further deploying the sites the facilities of north atlantic treaty organization
01:07:47this decision has already been made that's just a matter of time we understand clearly that under this
01:07:54scenario the level of military threat for russia will be increased manifold i would like to draw your
01:08:00attention once again that there will be bigger threat of immediate attack against our country
01:08:07in american strategic documents doctrine there is such a possibility of preventive work against the
01:08:17missile complexes of the adversary and who is the main adversary of the united states we all know that
01:08:23russia in nato documents our country is officially directly called a main threat to the north atlantic security
01:08:33and ukraine will serve as the platform for such an offense if our ancestors heard about that they would
01:08:43probably thought that it's impossible we don't want to believe that either but that's how it is now
01:08:51i want people from russia and ukraine to understand that
01:08:53many ukrainians airfield are positioned close to our borders and strategic native airplanes using high
01:09:04precision weapons can strike targets in lagagrad samar and kazan and astrahan using reconnaissance tool
01:09:13will allow nothing to control the airspace of russia up until the urals and finally after the u.s withdrew from
01:09:21the inf treaty the pentagon has openly started developing a whole range of the land-based
01:09:31missiles with the range of 5500 kilometers if such systems are deployed in ukraine they can hit the
01:09:39targets in the european russia and also behind the euros and the travel time of the tomahawk missiles to
01:09:48moscow will be less than 35 minutes ballistic missiles seven eight minutes and the hypersound
01:09:54offensive weapons four five minutes
01:10:00that's like having a knife against our throat and i have no doubt they plan to implement these ideas
01:10:07and as it has been done previously when they expanded nato to the east moving infrastructure military
01:10:16infrastructure closer to our borders ignoring our protests and our warnings they just didn't care
01:10:24about that they did whatever they deemed necessary and appropriate and i believe they plan to continue
01:10:31doing like that because they see us as a dog barking at the caravan we have never agreed to that and we
01:10:41never will russia was always standing for resolving the most difficult issues at the negotiating table
01:10:49diplomatically we understand our response responsibility for global stability back in 2008 russia has come up with
01:10:58an initiative on signing an agreement about european security and its idea was just was that no state
01:11:06no international organization and european atlantic could not enhance its security at the expense of
01:11:11security fathers but our suggestion was refuted from the get-go because we can't allow russia to limit
01:11:22the activities of the activities of nato we were told that legally binding guarantees of security only nato
01:11:28members can have such guarantees and last december we have sent our partners the draft document about
01:11:40security guarantees and also the draft agreement on the measures of enhancing russian security and nato
01:11:48member security in response nato members and the u.s were saying a lot of words there was some
01:11:55reasonable ideas but they were talking only about secondary things and it looked as an attempt to
01:12:03bring this discussion away from the main point and reacted in kind i would like to emphasize that we are
01:12:09ready to negotiate but only on the condition that all matters will be considered as a package in complex
01:12:15without going away from the main proposals made by russia and those have three main items
01:12:23firstly non-expansion of nato to the east non-deployment of offensive weapons next to the russian borders
01:12:32and finally bringing back the military infrastructure back to the confederation of 1997 when the founding
01:12:41act was signed between russia and nato these principled proposals were ignored our western partners once again
01:12:55they were saying the same old words that every state has freedom to choose ways to enhance its security
01:13:04to provide its security to join any military alliances so nothing changed in their position they talk about
01:13:12the same open doors policy more than that once again they try to blackmail us once again they threaten us
01:13:21with sanctions and i think they will still impose those introduce those as strong and as more powerful our
01:13:30country becomes we will always find an excuse to introduce more sanctions regardless of the situation
01:13:40in ukraine that is the only goal they have is to contain the development of russia and they will do that
01:13:46like they did it before without any formal excuse only because we exist and we will never concede our
01:13:58sovereignty or national interest and our values and i want to be frank in the current situation when our
01:14:06proposals about equitable dialogue about principal matters had no response from the us and nato when the
01:14:12level of threat for our country is becoming greater and greater russia has every right to take counter
01:14:20measures to enhance our own security and that's how we plan to act as for situation in donbass we can see
01:14:31that the kiev elite keeps stating publicly about lack of willingness to implement the means agreements to
01:14:40settle the conflict they are not interested in peaceful resolution vice versa they want to start blitzkrieg
01:14:48like it happened back in 2014 and 2015 and you remember what those how it ended now almost every day
01:15:00they are shelling settlements in donpes they have amassed large troops they're using offensive unmanned
01:15:07vehicles vehicles and other heavy machinery torturing people children women elderly people it doesn't
01:15:20stop it doesn't cease we see no end to it and the so-called civilized world
01:15:26and our western colleagues proclaim themselves as the only representatives of this free world they
01:15:38prefer not to notice this as if there is nothing like this happening there is no genocide perpetuated
01:15:44against 14 million people and the only reason is that these people didn't want to back the coup d'etat in
01:15:532014 they stood against the nationalist movement the movement towards nationalism stone age nationalism and
01:16:07nazism and they want to defend their basic rights to live on their land to speak their native language to
01:16:15preserve their traditions and their culture how much longer that could go on how much longer can they
01:16:22bear it russia did everything it could to keep the territorial integrity of ukraine we tried hard to
01:16:31implement the resolution of the security council of u.n 2202 that endorsed the minsk agreements on
01:16:41resolving the situation in donbass but everything was done in vain the presidents are changing the parliament
01:16:47members are changing but the idea of the aggressive regime is still the same regime that seized the power
01:16:55in kiev it was created by the coup d'etat of 2014 and those who chose the way of
01:17:06violence they admit they see no other way to resolve the donbass crisis other than the military way in this
01:17:14regard i deem it necessary to make a decision that should have been made a long time ago to immediately
01:17:21recognize the independence and sovereignty of dana's people's republic and lughansk people's republic
01:17:28and i would like to request the federal assembly to support to back this decision and ratify
01:17:36the agreement of friendship and mutual help with both republics we will draft this document and sign these
01:17:43documents in the near future and those who seize the power and keep the power in kiev we demand to stop
01:17:52hostilities immediately otherwise all the responsibility for the possible continuation of the
01:18:00like that will be on the consciousness of the regime that is ruling in kiev by declaring these decisions
01:18:09that i'm confident that i will have support of the people of russia all the patriotic forces of russia
01:18:15thank you for your attention
01:18:18we start the ceremony of signing the documents president of the russian federation vladimir putin is
01:18:38signing the executive decree on recognition of the donetsk people's republic president of the russian
01:18:47russian federation mr vladimir putin signing the president of the russian federation mr vladimir putin
01:19:08and head of the donetsk people's republic mr denis kushilin are signing agreement on friendship
01:19:14cooperation cooperation and mutual aid between the russian federation and the donetsk people's republic
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01:19:58The President of the Russian Federation, Mr. Vladimir Putin, and the head of the Lugansk
01:20:12People's Republic, Leonid Pasichnik, are signing an agreement on the Friendship Operation Mutual
01:20:20Aid between the Russian Federation and the Lugansk People's Republic.
01:20:50The President of the U.S. Department of the U.S. Department of the U.S. Department of State
01:21:20The signing ceremony is concluded. Congratulations.
01:21:38The President of the U.S. Department of State
01:21:50The President of the U.S. Department of State
01:22:20The President of the U.S. Department of State
01:22:50The President of the U.S. Department of State
01:23:07The President of the U.S. Department of State
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