the news is live now, pavel lazovik is with you, good afternoon. the working visit of the president of belarus to russia continues. today the supreme state council of the union state is in st. petersburg. at the meeting, the parties will try to look further into how to develop interaction between belarus and russia. further economic plans, development of union programs and the situation. secretary of state dmitry mezintsev also shared his expectations from the supreme state council meeting. we are waiting for the speeches of the presidents, we hope that the success of the dialogue that the heads of state present to society.

on behalf of the presidents. let us note that the leaders also had a busy weekend at the event. the president of both belarus and russia took part in a video conference dedicated to the commissioning of the new wintering complex at vostok station in antarctica. and then we visited together the largest hockey stadium in the world, the recently built skarena in st. petersburg. it accommodates more than 21,500 spectators. the presidents were told about the construction and features of the new one. conditions for both players and

fans, and then had a warm conversation with the team watched their training on the ice, and the leaders were given a hockey jersey with the symbols of the team as a souvenir. the conflict in ukraine was actually initiated by the united states. britain in april 2008, it was then that these countries promised kiev membership in nato at the alliance summit in bucharest. this statement was made by ex-president of the czech republic vaclav klaus on the sidelines of the january pre-voz forum. however, the world media and organizers chose not to focus on such a thesis, since the speech deviated from the generally accepted anti-russian position. in in connection with this, klaus himself later posted the text of his own speech on his own.

world war patriotism. these are the results of a british survey: 40% of citizens aged 18 to 40 would refuse to serve in the army in the case of a british market research company. if the enemy invaded british territory, the number of draft dodgers would be about 30%. at the same time, only 7% of citizens would volunteer to join the military, and 21% would consider serving only if they were drafted. last week , the uk, following other western countries, began to intimidate citizens with threats after the third world war, a return to universal military service is not excluded. in leipzig , vandals scrawled markers on photographic portraits at an outdoor memorial exhibition for holocaust victims. six images damaged. the damage amounted to 1,500 euros. the police opened a case for inciting ethnic hatred. for causing property damage,

the perpetrators have not yet been found. the second world war left an indelible mark of cruel crimes against humanity on earth in the souls of people. our land, where every third person died, soaked in the tears of innocent people, gave new sprouts, raised a generation that simply must know and remember the lessons of history. about what became the preconditions for the terrible war, who is trying today to shift their blame onto the shoulders of others, and most importantly, why? special report from the tv news agency "she is war." look at belarus-1 today. it goes by different names. she has many faces, names of nationalities, but there is something that unites her into one word, a word that always carries with it loss, destruction and a bloody trail.