⚡️Дальнобойный удар Запада по РФ || Москва готова атаковать Берлин

— Трамп второй раз нападает на Путина и говорит, что тот играет с огнём, а Москва отвечает заявлением о третьей мировой. Что известно о новом витке конфликта между США и РФ?

— Россия заходит в Балтику и начинает военные учения под прикрытием десятков самолётов, в это же время в водах Балтийского моря учения проводит и НАТО. Что происходит?

— Зеленский предупреждает Россию об ударе дальнобойным оружием, а Москва заявляет о серьёзной эскалации. Срочное заседание совбеза ООН.

— Без заслуженного отдыха. В Беларуси растёт количество работающих пенсионеров. Каковы причины? И какой должна быть пенсия?

— В Украине провели опрос — как русскоязычное население относится к России и верит ли в победу ВСУ? Данные удивят — обсудим.

— Казахстан отказывается от рубля, а Узбекистан готовится к ядерному ЧП — в стране принимают новый закон.

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Trump attacks Putin for the second time, saying that he is playing with fire, and Moscow responds with a statement about World War III. What is known about the new round of conflict between the US and Russia? Russia enters the Baltic and begins military exercises under the cover of dozens of aircraft, while NATO is also conducting exercises in the waters of the Baltic Sea. What is happening? Zelensky warns Russia about a long-range weapon strike, and Moscow declares a serious escalation. An urgent meeting of the UN Security Council. Without a well-deserved rest. The number of working pensioners is growing in Belarus. What are the reasons? And what should the pension be? A survey was conducted in Ukraine – how does the Russian-speaking population feel about Russia and does it believe in the victory of the Armed Forces of Ukraine? The data will surprise – we will discuss it. Kazakhstan refuses the ruble, and Uzbekistan is preparing for a nuclear emergency – the country is adopting a new law. Details. Watch it to the end. Hello everyone. This is “Vremya Pryadko” – short, clear and to the point about what the world is talking about! If you have something to say, share your thoughts and answer my questions in the comments. I would be especially grateful for a like and a subscription. Time to begin! A note of protest and a reprimand. A representative of the Russian embassy in Lithuania was forced to explain why Russia is striking Ukrainian cities in violation of international humanitarian law. This is stated on the official website of the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry. In Vilnius, they believe that such actions indicate that Russia’s true intentions, further quote, are to enslave Ukraine. Lithuania also criticized Moscow for not responding positively to the proposal for a 30-day truce between Ukraine and Russia. Lithuania also draws attention to the fact that by refusing to declare at least a 30-day truce, Russia is demonstrating an aggressive intention to continue the war it has unleashed and is effectively rejecting the efforts of the international community to stop the killing of the Ukrainian population. Lithuania will continue to support Ukraine’s efforts to protect itself from the aggressors with all its might. Meanwhile, Latvia says goodbye to the Russian language in schools. From the 2026/27 academic year, Russian can no longer be taught as a second foreign language in Latvian secondary schools. The government has approved the amendments: instead of Russian, only languages ​​of the EU, the European Economic Area, or those regulated by interstate agreements will be taught. Teachers who taught Russian were informed in advance that they have time to retrain. German, French, and Spanish are now a priority. By 2031, they plan to train 350 new teachers and attract teachers from abroad . Only those who started teaching Russian before 2026 will be allowed to finish their studies. The Baltic is on edge: the Russian fleet has begun a large-scale exercise in the Baltic Sea. More than 20 warships have entered the game , including frigates, corvettes, missile and anti-submarine ships. About 3,000 soldiers are involved, all under air cover, 25 aircraft and helicopters will be raised into the sky. Russia says that such a trip to sea is necessary to practice defense and attack scenarios. The Northern Fleet is on the line, air support is from the Aerospace Forces, and the Moscow and Leningrad military districts are involved. As part of the exercise, the crews will solve anti-submarine tasks and practice defense against unmanned boats, and conduct practical artillery fire at sea and air targets. Meanwhile, Finland says that Russia has sent warships to the Baltic not only for exercises. Russian military personnel have begun escorting oil tankers, which, according to Finland, belong to the shadow fleet. This was stated by the Finnish Minister of Defense. In Helsinki, they add: they do not see a direct threat, but are closely monitoring. At the same time, despite all these actions on the part of Russia, Moscow is attacking Finland. Verbally, of course. The Russian Foreign Ministry also criticizes the Finns for military exercises on the water. In addition to Finland, Sweden, Germany and Estonia are participating in these exercises . The exercises are taking place in the Archipelago Sea, the Gulf of Finland and off the southern coast of Finland. Maria Zakharova, Official Representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry: Thus , the routine, seemingly national naval exercises, which traditionally had a national character and in which the involvement of foreign military contingents was not previously envisaged, are being transformed at an accelerated pace, with the unconditional consent of the Finnish authorities, into yet another NATO instrument of escalation in the Russian borderland. And further on the new round of the scandal between Moscow and Washington. This is the second time this week that Trump has snapped at Putin. After his words about Putin having gone crazy, the American president decided to say that the Kremlin was playing hot games. Donald Trump, President of the United States: Here’s what Vladimir Putin doesn’t understand: if it weren’t for me, a lot of really bad things would have happened to Russia by now — and I mean REALLY BAD. He’s playing with fire! Putin didn’t react to this message, but Medvedev warned the United States about World War III. He did it on social media, just like Trump. Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation: Regarding Trump’s words about Putin “playing with fire” and that “really bad things” could happen to Russia. I only know one REALLY BAD thing — World War III. I hope Trump understands that! Trump’s special envoy says that Moscow is silent. Ukraine has already conveyed its vision of ending the war, and the United States has its own 22-point plan, but there is still no response from Russia. At the same time, Keith Kellogg believes that sooner or later Trump, Zelensky, and Putin will sit down at the same negotiating table, and this will happen not in the Vatican, as was previously considered, but in Geneva. But the Kremlin must be persuaded to take this step, says Kellogg. Keith Kellogg, Trump’s Special Envoy for Ukraine: This is precisely why we need to continue to put pressure on Russia to push them toward negotiations. When Trump spoke with Putin a little over a week ago, the Russians said they would prepare a “memorandum” – I would say, a “road map to peace.” We already have such a map from Ukraine, now we need to get a similar document from Russia. And then – to compare both documents and understand: what is acceptable, where the points of contact are. The Russian Foreign Ministry announced yesterday that the Russian Federation continues to work on a draft memorandum on ending the war. The document may indicate “possible deadlines” for concluding a peace agreement. This document is also expected in Kiev. They also say that by launching missile strikes on Ukraine, Russia is also damaging Trump’s personal reputation. Therefore, the White House has two ways out of the current situation. Let’s listen. Mykhailo Podolyak, Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine: The US President still has a choice. The first option is to back up his words about Putin’s “madness” with action: introduce new sanctions, promote a complete embargo on trade with Russia, approve new arms deliveries, and strengthen Ukrainian air defense. The second is to shrug his shoulders, admit the excessive complexity of the problem, and withdraw from the process of negotiations on ending the war. The Kremlin is confident that this is exactly what will happen. At the same time, Lavrov states that Trump’s excessive emotionality has nothing to do with Russia’s actions; Europe is to blame, since it is sabotaging the US President’s efforts and is also pushing Ukraine to launch drone attacks on Russia and even attempt to assassinate Putin by sending a UAV to his helicopter near Kursk. Sergey Lavrov, Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry: And, of course, as a person who does not like obstacles on the path to achieving noble goals, he has certain assessments, certain rhetoric. The main thing here is not to pay attention to the rhetoric, but to ensure that Europe stops sabotaging the movement towards peace. Zelensky says that Ukraine’s actions are a mirror response to Russia’s actions: Moscow shoots, and Kiev shoots. Bankova hinted that strikes will be carried out on Russian territory, including with Ukrainian long-range weapons. Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine: Of course, we cannot publicly talk about existing plans and our capabilities, but the prospect is clear: to respond in kind to all Russian threats and challenges. Russia is convening an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council. Moscow says it is necessary after Merz’s statement, who said that the West had lifted all restrictions on Ukraine’s long-range strikes with Western weapons against the Russian Federation. They consider the event a serious escalation. Dmitry Polyansky, Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN: We decided to respond in kind and, in turn, requested a meeting in connection with the threats to international peace and security caused by the actions of a number of European states trying to hinder efforts to peacefully resolve the Ukrainian crisis. We expect the Greek presidency to schedule it for 10:00 New York time (17:00 Moscow time) on May 30. At the same time, the Western press writes another serious escalation, or rather tension, which has not disappeared between Zelensky and Trump. NATO Secretary General Rutte is afraid that the upcoming summit of the North Atlantic Alliance could be disrupted because of the presidents of the United States and Ukraine. After all, one wants to join NATO, and the other is categorically against it, and the scythe could meet a stone in the Netherlands, where the summer summit will be held. Given all this, Ukraine’s role at the summit remains uncertain, not least because of Trump’s dismissive attitude towards President Volodymyr Zelensky, who is also expected to attend. How do you like the spat between Russia and Trump, what is behind the behavior and statements of the American president? Is he serious or not? And what do you think of Medvedev’s statement? The majority of Russian-speaking Ukrainians have a negative attitude towards Russia and believe in Ukraine’s victory. This is evidenced by the data of a survey conducted by the Razumkov Center jointly with the Kyiv Security Forum from April 24 to May 4, 2025. The decision was made to conduct the survey following Lavrov’s statement, who recently spoke again about protecting the Russian-speaking population of Ukraine. The Razumkov Center assures that only a small number of Ukrainian citizens maintain a positive attitude toward Russia. Only 13% of them expressed a positive (or mostly positive) attitude toward Russia, while 82% expressed a negative attitude. For comparison: 79% expressed a positive attitude toward France, 75% toward Great Britain, and 71.5% toward Poland. Answering the question: “Which model of social development seems more attractive to you?”, 42% preferred the European model, while only 6% preferred the Russian one. In addition, according to the survey, 55% of respondents believe in Ukraine’s victory in the war with Russia, while 33% do not. 40% believe in the possibility of concluding a peace agreement in the near future, while 48% do not believe. The Razumkov Center website states that the survey was conducted using personal interviews in 24 regions of Ukraine and in Kyiv (in government-controlled territories where there is no military action). More than 2,000 respondents aged 18 and over took part in the study, and the sample structure reflects the demographic picture of the adult population by gender, age and type of settlement. The theoretical error does not exceed 2 percent. I know that a large number of Ukrainian citizens are watching me, what do you think about such data? Please write your answer in Russian and Ukrainian in the comments under this video. In Belarus, pensioners are increasingly not retiring, but going to work. More than 470 thousand people receiving a pension continue to work – and their number is growing. Over the past year, their number has increased by 6%. They also work the entire working day – not a couple of hours a week, but quite seriously, often full-time. This is reported by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Belarus. Moreover, there are almost three times more women among working pensioners than men. The average length of service “after retirement” is about 5 years. Where are they in demand, you ask? All the classics: science, medicine, education, social sphere and industry. Let me remind you that in October last year, Lukashenko said that Belarusians aged 55-60 are not yet pensioners, and therefore can work. And then he declared: if a person wants to work in retirement, he should be given such an opportunity. Friends, and how many of you or your acquaintances are there who work in retirement because they want to work, and not in order to feed themselves, given the small pension. Share your opinion – what should a pension be – I’m not talking about funds. Should there be a well-deserved rest? Or is it better to work so as not to lose conditionally social activity? Write your answers in the comments. I will show them in the next issues. Kazakhstanis are fleeing the ruble. Law publication. KZ writes that the statistics of the country’s exchange offices demonstrate a clear trend: the population and businesses continue to actively get rid of Russian rubles. Despite the fact that the exchange rate of the Russian currency has seemingly increased in recent months, Kazakhstanis continue to actively dump it and take dollars in their hands. And they do this en masse. In April 2025, Kazakhstanis sold rubles for 30.7 billion tenge – this is 62% more than in March. Economists talk about several reasons that led to the ruble no longer being a currency of “trust”. Firstly, it is unstable. Secondly, geopolitics. The events of recent years have increased the perception of the ruble as a currency with increased risks. And the third reason is that international transfers are also a problem. Making a ruble payment is a whole quest, especially abroad. The ruble is most actively sold in Astana, Almaty, and East Kazakhstan. It does not lose popularity in the regions bordering Russia. At the same time, the dollar is still on the throne, but with nuances. The American currency is still the main favorite, but the demand for it has fallen slightly. Kazakhstan continues to shake. The republic has another earthquake, it happened yesterday evening – this time in Zhetysu. The estimated intensity is only two points. Despite the low intensity, alarm bells are being spoken of in the republic. No destruction was recorded, however, specialists from the Ministry of Emergency Situations and “Kazselezashchita” went to inspect: they checked the rivers, dams and other objects – everything is working as usual, no damage was found. People were not hurt. By the way, this is the second earthquake in recent days — on May 25, the ground shook in East Kazakhstan. Uzbekistan is preparing for a nuclear emergency. The Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis approved a law under which citizens will be compensated if an accident occurs at nuclear facilities. We are talking about the country’s accession to the Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage. The document clearly spells out the rules: who pays, how much and for what, if a nuclear leak, explosion or other man-made disaster occurs. In addition, Uzbekistan receives international guarantees and financial insurance in the event of a disaster. The law has already been sent to the Senate. Accession to the Vienna Convention strengthens the protection of victims, providing internationally recognized legal mechanisms for compensation for damage, establishes clear obligations for the operator of nuclear installations and creates reliable financial guarantees to cover possible damage. This increases confidence in the national nuclear safety system, strengthens international cooperation and ensures compliance with modern standards in the field of nuclear liability. Friends, thank you for your comments and for your support with a like. 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