⚡️ Now. People have massively taken to protests ❗️Russian flags are burning

Friends, congratulations. Russia is striking very hard at the six, at the civilian passenger train. There are those killed, there are those wounded.

Anti-Russian and anti-government protests are taking place in Georgia. Ivanashvili, a pro-Russian oligarch and friend of Putin, has already commented on this. In the Czech Republic, it looks like pro-Russian forces are coming to power.

Not everything is so straightforward, but the president is already congratulating the Russian oligarch on his victory. Orban promises to shoot down Russian drones, but he really, really hopes that they won't fly there, and NATO, as Russian military experts write, is entering Ukraine.

This makes them very angry. How is that? The entire NATO uses Ukrainian systems. That's it. Because smart Ukrainian engineers, IT specialists, and military personnel designed everything in such a way that today even NATO uses the Ukrainian Delta system. Let's put it all together into a single picture, summarize this difficult day.

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Actually, I'll start with number six. Just extremely difficult shots. There is a murdered person. The body was already found on the train. There is a train station that carried 30 wounded.

Actually, not a station, but tracks. They beat on the tracks where the passenger cars were parked. There are simply terrible photos of Shostka. Ursula Fonderlein has called for tougher sanctions against Russia.

Zelenskyy made statements. Shostka is currently without power. Energy workers are fighting to connect our beautiful city of Shostka to the power grid and provide them with electricity on this cold night. Russia is hitting civilians, again, once again, knowing that there are civilians there, but it is striking.

These are genocidal steps that Russia is taking. They went to the polls in Georgia against Russia. The elections were local, municipal, as they are called, but they were held without opposition. That position did not participate in them.

This has been going on since the parliamentary elections. Well, that's because there are no fair elections. The leader, the real leader of the opposition, the previous president, Mr.

Saakashvili, is in prison. He cannot be released now or participate in the elections. He cannot manage opposition parties. And this actually led to the fact that, because of this, among other things, it led to the fact that people did not participate, deputies did not enter parliament, and now they do not participate in local elections.

Part of the opposition is being imprisoned. Well, actually tens of thousands of people took to the streets, tried to storm the presidential palace, Berku came out, so, well, everything is as Russia likes. And they began to disperse the protesters.

Ivanashvili said, " How is that?" The party has an 80% rating, protesters on the street can't impose it on him, so what to do with all this? The only thing is, there is a small nuance and a small problem. 80% of this batch is painted.

80% of this party is not a true democracy. The Communist Party had 93 and 100%. In some republics, it is 100 and 108%. But that doesn't mean that it was a democracy and they won these elections honestly.

Now the opposition is demanding fair elections. The opposition demands movement into the European Union. The opposition demands normal norms of democracy and life in Georgia.

It is clear that Ivanashvili does not want to provide all this, will not, and he is definitely not interested in it. Well, there you go.

But we see that the protesters are also not leaving the streets and are demanding the return of law and order. to this beautiful Caucasian country.

We will follow the protests. What will happen next? I hope the situation will unfold on the side of democratic forces, and we will be able to see certain results to free Georgia from the clutches of the Russian Federation. Unfortunately, by tearing Georgia apart, we may lose the Czech Republic.

You know that elections were held there. Babis, a populist, a pro-Russian oligarch, well, actually, he's currently in first place, but he's not in the majority. He took 35%, that is, 80 deputies out of his 200.

He also has a pocket party of motorists, six and a half percent, he also wants to take them for himself. That's it.

But this could, let's say, if others aren't involved, it could be, well, a very wild minority government. It is clear that in order to pursue pro-Russian policies, he needs more votes.

Therefore, he will try to buy someone else. And there are those who may swing towards Russia. It's good that one of the populist pro-Russian parties, of course, didn't pass, didn't get a few percent. Well, that's what they need.

Well, there you go. But we see that it will now look for other coalition partners in order to act against Ukraine. At the very least, Bambiš opposes the Czech initiative of sending a million shells to Ukraine.

generally opposes systemic support for Ukraine. In short, Karlovy Vary is turning towards Russia and now it may be somewhat problematic for us, because the Czech Republic has always been for us. We'll see in a couple of days, the government may not be formed or it may be formed and then fall apart.

In short, they don't have a stable supermajority, but they can cause stable problems for us. Although, let me remind you, President Petr Pavel still remains pro-Ukrainian and, let's say, the situation in Poland could repeat itself. Well, Greece, by the way, still wants to have time to transfer artillery through the Czech Republic, wants to transfer various installations, transfer the artillery itself so that we can shoot.

It's too bad that it was delayed, it would have been better sooner, but in any case, we thank our Orthodox brothers. And, in fact, we are waiting for all this to arrive as soon as possible, including through the Czech Republic.

Oh well, where it came from, it stayed there. NATO conducted exercises. And it is clear that the entire operation took place on the basis of the Ukrainian Delta system. So NATO is learning from Ukrainian standards.

The Russians there are shouting, what is this, that they are even taking systems from Ukrainians, that Ukrainians are so cool, strong, don't take anything from them. But here the problem is different.

They don't want to take us into NATO, you remember, because we don't meet their standards. Let me remind you that the new NATO standards are the Ukrainian Delta, Ukrainian drones, and Ukrainian systems that Zaluzhny developed while he was Commander-in-Chief. And today they say that they won't accept us into NATO.

Friends, let's have an honest dialogue. The war with Russia will be just as bad for you. If Ukraine is not with you, you will lose. If you take us and help us win today, you won't have a war.

That's simple math. They could have heard us. Well, friends, that's all. Besides the fact that Orban promised to shoot down Russian drones, we have little faith that he will raise his hand on the feast of the saints, the one who constantly feeds him with corrupt money. That's it.

Well, but he's showing off his bravado, saying that if they fly in, he'll shoot them down. Well, let's be honest, if Putin hadn't said that he definitely wouldn't fly to see him, he would n't have made such statements. Uh, Orban is Putin's henchman who only works for him.

Well, let's say that, but don't deny it, they might fly in. In Russia, both artillery and drones are so accurate that they fly wherever they want. The guns are simply untied from the side.

But nevertheless, we will double-check Orben at the same time when they appear there. That's all the information. I have a very simple, basic question for you.

What will be NATO's excuse? Or, on the contrary, will they eventually understand the value of Ukraine, that it is the strongest army on the continent, and will they take it into their ranks or not, and will they continue to play the fool? First question. Second, will the Georgian protests escalate into anti-government, anti-Russian protests? into a serious, powerful force that will overthrow the pro-Russian government, and Georgia will return and stand shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine.

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