00:00You're calling it a war now, which is interesting, because it was a special military operation.
00:04You're now calling it a war, and so did Prime Minister Modi, I should add.
00:08But when you saw President Putin sitting there and looking at his body language,
00:12didn't he look rather uncomfortable to you? Because he did to me.
00:17Generally, if you look at the body language, by the way, I studied a little bit this kinetic series
00:26and made some time such kind of analysis, political analysis, based on these kinetic principles,
00:37I would say, generally, Mr. Modi and Mr. Putin met, when they met, they look like very much friends.
00:48And they have real, very good relations between Russia and India.
00:53But in the beginning of such meeting, probably, I mean, Putin was a little bit opposite to what Mr. Modi
01:03told,
01:03because Mr. Modi told, like, that's a war in Syria. But not in Syria.
01:09In this Ukrainian war, we have one aggressor. It's Western countries.
01:15Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Poland.
01:20It's main aggressor of this war. Russia defending in such war.
01:26Russia tried to protect millions of people in Ukraine from terroristic methods of the violent change of identity
01:36and making counter-Russia from Ukrainians.
01:40And the fact that Mr. Modi didn't mention about this, I think, was not shared by Mr. Putin.
01:51Everybody who told about war should understand that the real reason of this war now is Western countries.
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