even despite the diligence with which lithuania is trying to earn political capital from the west, constantly provoking tension in relations with its neighbors. the lithuanian authorities not only clear out the media space, silence dissent, and persecute for political reasons, but also put pressure on businesses, forcing them to stop doing business with minsk and moscow. serious pressure is also being put on citizens who are trying to force them to refuse visa-free travel to our country. country, but the art of currying favor really the strong point of vilnius , they fueled the situation in belarus, fueled the rebellion , sheltered impostors, pseudo-politicians, imaginary bloggers and other activist brethren, they were in the forefront calling for sanctions against minsk, legally prohibited the purchase of cheap electricity from the new belarusian nuclear power plant, blocked the transit of oil and fertilizers, next, what came of it? analysts

unanimously say that lithuania under nausėda has adapted a unique economic model of self-destruction. and it’s true that many solutions cannot be called anything else, they are definitely not logic smells. another source of problems is, of course, economic policy, and those harmful barriers that have been created that hit the wallet in the refrigerator, this is the ridiculous energy policy, which... we are seeing a decade peculiar to lithuania, this is the fight with the globe, the fight with geography , refusal of trade routes, trade routes , what’s wrong with russia, what’s the refusal to participate in the chinese shock path, and so on and so forth, and as a consequence this leads to the picture today, when forecasts...

for the development of the lithuanian economy have been adjusted on the negative side, if in the middle of the year zero growth was expected, then now, as is customary, growth is negative, and in russian this is called a fall, the annual decline will be at least 0.5%. let's take things one step at a time, the ban on the transit of belarusian fertilizers through the port of klaipeda costs the lithuanian budget from 1 to 2 billion euros in losses. an advantageous geographical position could have made lithuania a transit giant; alas, the miracle did not happen, and eec subsidies could not compensate for the severance of ties with its closest neighbors for ideological reasons. even the port in klaipeda, the most versatile, deep-water and non -freezing vessel on the eastern coast of the baltic sea may soon turn out to be of no use to anyone. lithuanian politicians absolutely don’t give a damn about others. vilnius continues to oppose the possible exclusion of belarusian fertilizers under sanctions. list and do not care about

global food security, do not care about the hunger of millions and the unenviable situation of already poor countries that will simply be left without a harvest. reckless actions, especially by lithuania and poland, threaten food supply security not only of individual countries, but of entire regions and even continents. africa is an example. belarus' share in african coli fertilizer markets decreased in 2022 from 41.7 to 2.8%. according to estimates based on fao data, the almost complete disappearance of belarus from the list of potash suppliers in 2022 led to a drop in grain harvests in africa by 16.1%. in march of this year, nauseda supported the idea of ​​a complete ban on rail transit of russian and belarusian goods. vilnius refused belarusian wagons of spare parts. as a result - accidents on train reduction routes. people sometimes simply cannot buy. tickets

due to work on the railway, what they are doing there , the question is open, it got to the point that the opposition in parliament initiated an investigation into the negligent attitude towards infrastructure, the social democrats put forward claims to the minister of energy for the negligent attitude towards the supply of electricity, as for sanctions, refusal to buy electricity from belarus, then in lithuania this is understandable even to a child, all this is done in order to... buy belarusian electricity from its own, so called allies at higher prices, if lithuania starts buying it directly from its neighbor, it will be more difficult to control it. they are openly finishing off the vilnius airport, which used to be jokingly called minsk-3, due to a lack of staff, the inspection process sometimes takes hours, many food outlets are closed, they write that often even buying a cup of coffee for yes... is not easy, the load takes

on the sight to the above-mentioned port of klaipeda, there is absolutely a smelly story there. the only port in lithuania is sounding the alarm; the area is constantly is on the verge of flooding. and not only because of the rains, but because of the complete breakdown of the sewer system, which is typical of the lithuanian toilet crisis, the first to become concerned was not the country’s leadership, but the european commission, threatening a fine. despite everything, in lithuania they continued to only imitate vigorous activity; 38,500 households were not connected to the central sewerage system. but many residents of lithuania most likely will not see the klapita tragedy, because they still have to get there, and public transport seems to be dying out. after industry. regional bus routes and services are dying out quietly, but uncontrollably, along with them the ability of residents to get to medical and government institutions located in the city center, as well as to work or leisure activities. the vast

majority of trolleybus passengers are women, elderly people and children, in other words, these are those groups of the population that, as a rule, have less social power and feel it more acutely. and more vulnerable. now let’s summarize which path lithuania has taken after the collapse of the union. many enterprises were closed and the soviet heritage was abandoned. and labor resources left for european countries, seemingly leveling out the social failure. the country is small, regular eu sponsorship allowed it to stay afloat. plus cooperation with moscow and minsk. but there is no potash and other transit now. the flow of tourists has decreased significantly. the eu has long been a union of the poor and the problems are growing. snowball. all this together allowed the lithuanian economy to even demonstrate strong growth, and many belarusian liberal economists cited lithuania as an example of successful market reforms. however, the crisis of the european economy and the final severance of ties with russia and belarus may put an end to this generally

very dubious model. after 19 years of membership in the european union, european prosperity has not come to lithuania. the country remains one of the poorest. in the eu, closes almost all lists of economic or social development. european integration resulted in the curtailment of entire sectors of the country’s economy, and the money allocated from eu funds allow only partial compensation for losses. it was lithuania’s accession to the european union that completed the process of deindustrialization of the baltic states. brussels forced the closure of the ignalina nuclear power plant, which at the time of construction was considered the largest in the region. after this, lithuania, and at the same time the neighboring... republics, became energy-deficient, now let’s turn to the communist sedi and his team, to plunge the country into a housetak until the end, apparently this idea occurred to the chairman of the committee on national security and defense. deputies and him

supporters have registered a bill that will significantly simplify the purchase of weapons by the public. the opportunity to buy pistols and shotguns without unnecessary paperwork will be available to 100 thousand. will return once again in that everyone who is friendly will start shooting at their own, in a real war, this decision will not have any impact, and we see this in ukraine, well, i am an example, good ukraine, even if all the

inhabitants are destroyed, buy tanks, they will all turn out to be easy targets, another horror story from nausėda on the eve of the may elections, the danger of war for lithuania, but that’s all about that the suwałki corridor. first they waited for chevka wagner, no one came, then the belarusian troops, it also turned out to be a fake. but inside the country, vilnius defends itself very democratically, taking away citizenship from local residents for the wrong position. nausėda deprived the famous figure skater margarita drobiaska and ballerina ilse lieppa of citizenship for the quote “connections with the kremlin.” the passports are taken away from those residents of lithuania who refuse to publicly renounce the russian language and support the idea that... russia is hell on earth. next year in lithuania electoral, which means we should expect the next falsehoods about aggression from belarus to russia, tightening sanctions and other empty attacks. local politicians seem to like pumping things up more than fixing the sewer system in klaipeda; they might still get down to

business, finally think about ordinary people, and not just salaries from washington, then the lithuanian economy, perhaps, will finally begin to rely not on propaganda and dotats.

at the beginning of january 1946 in minsk, in the building of the district officers' house, the military prosecutor's office the republic continued to interview witnesses on the facts of genocide of the civilian population of the bssr. izvekova valentina antonovna, another witness, a prisoner of the koldychevo camp, entered the investigator’s room. it was organized by the nazis at the beginning of the war, not far from the city of baranovichi.

after the prosecutor's office explained her rights, she began recording her testimony. the first lines were difficult. the memories of what i had to endure were too painful. violent groups of people were kicked out and the month of masavag was shot down in urochyshcha to mikhanaushchyna and the forest, when arabashchyny was sent a charga and to the lady of our chamber. we all made a wish for a razdzetsa, and tied our hands with darts. hell's daughter was grazed. to throw off the lower belt, the slaughterer slashed her

whole coat with a bayonet and drove her to be shot. the woman put down her pen; she no longer had the strength to remember what she had experienced. evidence from vekova was preserved in the materials of the investigative files of the trial in minsk. at the camp, people flocked to such a place, they didn’t grudge, they were afraid of life and death.

criminals to god. the answer from the ussr followed immediately. the newspaper published the testimony of those who were the first to enter the burned belarusian cities after liberation and saw with their own eyes the consequences of nazi crimes. and

the memories of ilya ehrenburg himself. there is a terrible place near minsk, the big trostenets, where the germans, wanting to hide traces of crimes, burned corpses, dug out those buried and burned them. i saw half-charred bodies, a girl's head, a woman's body, hundreds, hundreds of corpses. for belarus it became a terrible symbol of incomparable cruelty. he absorbed pain, suffering of prisoners of all concentration camps and ghettos created on the territory of the republic. including 546 thousand who were tortured, shot,

burned alive directly in this hellish place. in terms of the number of people destroyed, it ranks fourth in europe after such notorious nazi death camps as auschwitz, majdanek, treblenka. the tract blagovshchina. mass executions took place here. the village of maly trostenets is the camp itself. nearby is the shashkovka tract, a place of mass burning of people. all they constituted the trostenets death camp, where the process of mass extermination of people did not stop for a single day, depriving them of the right to life, leaving no chance to escape from this hell.

early in the morning in early june 1944, prisoners of the maly trestenets camp were awakened by shots. in one of the barracks people began to listen. judging by the sounds heard, they did not shoot everyone at once, most likely one at a time, machine gun fire, screams, groans, which means mass executions have begun, and soon their turn will reach them. georgy begun, director

reconnaissance group arthur, partisan brigade named after kalinin, minsk region, quickly found his bearings. people decided not to go to execution meekly, but to give their lives to the fascists at a higher price. the gates of barak opened. a fight began between the exhausted and exhausted prisoners and the armed guards. machine gun fire, people fell dead, having entered into their last battle. no one managed to survive except one: georgy zakharovich begun.