00:00Well, I think that the investment of Ukrainian and European in these documents is hardly going to be constructive.
00:05That's the problem.
00:07You have not seen these documents?
00:09We have not seen these documents, but if there will be any changes,
00:13then we will be very serious, because we have very clearly established our position,
00:18which was pretty clear to the Americans.
00:22How about how many points?
00:24Well, about many points.
00:26There will be some of the conditions for us, including the territorial issues.
00:32I think it is.
00:34It is the same, that is, that is, that is the possibility of a demilitarized zone in the Republic?
00:39Not only, but also the question about the territory.
00:42He has actively discussed in Moscow.
00:44And the Americans not only know, but also know our position.
00:47But what will happen with them after these consultations, I don't know.
00:52But there will be something good.
00:54And the other one, the other one, the Korean option, is a way for us,
00:58is a way for us, like the Ukraine?
01:00Or not?
01:01We have not discussed this.
01:02We have discussed various options,
01:05about the long-term regulation.
01:07And the Americans know about our approach.
01:10But the question of the calculation of the Korean topic,
01:15we have not discussed this.
01:17I have not heard of it.
01:19We have not heard about the elections.
01:21We have a way for a lot of elections.
01:30for him and for the European Union.
01:32It's about the end of the war.
01:34It's about the end of the war.
01:36It's about the end of the war.
01:38It's about the end of the war.
01:40There's a million percent of it.
01:42And about NATO, I think,
01:44there's a million percent of it.
01:46We hear a lot of foreign statements from NATO,
01:50but the government said that
01:52Europe needs to be prepared for the same war,
01:54which we experienced our parents.
01:56Well,
01:58it's a statement of, наверное,
02:00of the generation,
02:02which was forgotten,
02:04what was the Second World War II.
02:06And Mr. Rütte all-таки
02:08lived in Holland.
02:10I was at the time in Nidereland.
02:12And there were the people who told me
02:14about the страшные испытания,
02:16which they experienced
02:18during the fascist occupation.
02:20They broke a few blocks,
02:22and it was awful.
02:24It was awful.
02:26It was awful.
02:27And the Germans didn't love the Germans
02:29for this discomfort.
02:31But they didn't know,
02:32what is the terror of the war.
02:33They didn't realize it.
02:35And, unfortunately,
02:36Mr. Rütte,
02:37who made such a clear statement,
02:38he just didn't understand,
02:39what he said.
02:40We,
02:41thank God,
02:42grew up in a country,
02:43where they hold their memory
02:44about what it was,
02:45what it was for the terror,
02:47and what we managed to do
02:49to save Europe from the fascism.
02:51Of course,
02:52it was a very sensitive topic.
02:54In terms of such discussions,
02:55as a rule,
02:56it is very difficult to control the time.
02:58And, at the same time,
02:59it was planned to
03:00the premier minister of Pakistan
03:02to the next meeting.
03:03But they are not going to go
03:04to the protocol,
03:05which is the main part of our
03:08of our Turkish colleagues.
03:09And we need to move
03:10towards the end.
03:11And, we have to move
03:13to the point.
03:14We are trying to signal.
03:15And, yes,
03:16the situation with the end-of-the-art
03:18all sides.
03:19Now, it is a matter of
03:20this situation.
03:21It's the moment.
03:22He, in fact,
03:23told us the Ukraine
03:24will be ready to go to war.
03:27Well, look,
03:28there were a mint
03:29agreement.
03:30There was a plan.
03:32There were написes
03:33of all the participants
03:34that was a note.
03:35There was a sign of Pорошenko.
03:36When Zelensky won't vote for Pорошen, he came with a song about the world.
03:40Instead of this, he continued to break the Minsk's agreement.
03:44He continued to keep the time on.
03:47It was obvious that no one was going to do it.
03:49And instead of the world, he began to bring the war with his actions on the lines of the relationship, then on Donbass.
03:56Plus, to this, started infiltration of специалистs of NATO.
04:00There was a lot of attack on the territory of Ukraine, in the government of Ukraine, in the first place.
04:09All this, of course, created a threat for the Russian people, who lived in Donbass.
04:13Because it was a preparation for them, to their攻撃.
04:17Not talking about the geopolitical aspects of this situation, the geopolitical aspects of the security of the United States.
04:25And all this, of course, was a trigger for the decision of a special military operation.
04:30A lot of attack on the country, if the regime will be able to write what they will do,
04:36then, as the Minsk's agreement will be able to do it, all that will be able to do it?
04:40A lot of attack on the country, so it should be a system of guaranteeing not only of the security of the security of the United States,
04:46but also of the guarantee of the completion of these agreements.
04:49And, of course, there is a very important position of Washington.
04:52We see that she is very very very very very very very realistic.
04:55She is realistic, she is a very very pragmatic.
04:57European players play their game.
04:59They still look like they want to continue the war.
05:02But here we are more focused on our vis-a-vis of Washington.
05:06What is it like?
05:08Like all of them.
05:09So, for example, they are driving, right?
05:11Well, they are driving, and they love doing it.
05:14So, you can imagine that, for example, an autohadologist in Moscow,
05:18on the street, on the street, he will be able to see Putin in front of the seat.
05:21In front of the seat, he will see Putin in front of the seat.
05:22No, no, no, no, no.
05:22No, no, no, no, no.
05:23So, I can see you back in front of the seat.
05:25All right.
05:26No, no, no, no.
05:27No, no.
05:28No, no, no.
05:37No, no, no, no.
05:39I can see.
05:41I can see.
05:45I can see.
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