in fact, a living example is zimbabwe, where a large number of penprom equipment has been supplied and all the projects that we are going to have on the african continent, including the countries that today we have a delegation visiting the plant in southern sudan, this is probably an important aspect of joint work, namely interaction, because we we can supply our technology, accordingly, we can take from there what we don’t have, and work needs to be carried out, i think with each country, mtz supplies products to almost 30 countries of the african continent, so belarusian tractors were shipped in january. to egypt and sudan, and 2 months ago 150 cars were exported to togo. in the first half of the year they plan to resume supplies of equipment to algeria, morocco and south africa. economic integration and international image, as well as allied interaction from south to north. belarus and russia are developing partnership in many areas; passenger and municipal transport, as well as the location of service centers in the far east, agriculture, logistics and tourism are priority areas of cooperation with kamchatka. agreement. in

the russian region is waiting for belarusian food products, clothing, cosmetics, and they are ready to supply more fish products to the belarusian market. we know that there is a need to increase the volume of supplies of raw materials, both kamchatka white fish and the famous kamchatka salmon, and that is what we have here.

in the minsk region this year, and this is the largest volume among the regions. a significant part of the apartments are for large families. last year alone , 1,700 families in the central region received the right to improve their living conditions. capital cities are also developing satellites. this year , several socially significant facilities will appear in the minsk region. a clinic in zaslavl'e and schools in fannepol and soligorsk. in total, 16 multi-storey residential buildings are planned, and this is more than one and a half thousand apartments. more than 70%. of which for large families, four multi-storey residential buildings are currently being built, which will relieve the queue of more than 200 positions, infrastructure is being developed, roads and stopping points are being built, and in the future there will be a pharmacy, shops, a kindergarten, a clinic in the microdistrict, school, cucumbers are harvested in greenhouses, in the zhdanovich agricultural complex, green plantations for... 4 hectares, the area increased by

a third this year. the task is to provide the domestic market with high-quality vegetables during the off-season. in january , bogatyrevo received over half a thousand tons of crispy goods. the average yield is 13 kg per square meter. the greenhouse plant's harvest palette also includes roses. in total , over ten varieties are grown. red and yellow buds, pink, white, 1,500 flowers ripen every day, and there will be more bouquets in the upcoming holiday period. persian an exhibition in the university of culture gallery will introduce miniatures by contemporary artists and traditional art to the cultural heritage of iran, opening to coincide with the forty-fifth anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution in iran. the exhibition is divided into several thematic zones, lectures and master classes are planned.

hello everyone, in exactly a minute a guest will come to you and answer all your questions: are you ready to meet our hero? yuri khadzhimuradovich, in what mood are you going to the conversation? with a calm, good, constructive. you do you agree that children should not be lied to under any circumstances? agree. promise to tell only the truth? only the truth. good luck then. so, welcome to our guest.

president of belarus, inspector for the grodno region, ex-minister of internal affairs yuri karaev. yuri khadzhimuratovich, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program you have the right to refuse to answer a question three times, i hope you will not use it, and be attentive to the questions, at the end of the program you will have to choose the best one, well now you have i have one minute to briefly tell you about myself, time has passed, i was born in the city of arzhenikdze, north ossetia. republic in the soviet union in the year sixty-six, at the age of 17 he entered the military school in saratov , after graduating from it, he was assigned to the belarusian soviet socialist republic, to the city of magilev, after serving there he served in

minsk, graduated from the academy in moscow, served in various positions in internal troops, right up to the commander, was the minister of internal affairs, now assistant to the president. of the republic of belarus, married, two sons, great, you did it in one minute. so, we have 100 children in our studio, each of them has their own question, let’s see how much time you have to answer. but before we start asking questions, tell me how should children address you by your first name or patronymic name? it will be easier for them by name, so let's do it that way. okay, let's start, who's ready to ask their question first? hello.

were you bullied by older boys at school? no, i wasn’t bullied at school and i couldn’t always stand up for myself and wasn’t always strong. military school made me like this: uh, no i will hide that when i entered there, i was weaker than many in terms of physical fitness, in terms of running, pull-ups, push-ups , everything else, and for 4 years my military school was in saratov. makes anyone a discharger in almost all disciplines, everyday classes , regime, daily routine, instilling will, makes every cadet, in the end

, such a strong, dexterous, fast, hardy officer, into...

soldiers, let's say, that's why everyone , well , involuntarily they grind to the same level, this does not mean that it is happening impersonality, there is some kind of gray mass there, but you have to try to be like everyone else to come to one standard, who or what do you miss from childhood the most? probably from my friends from my own street, this is where i visited... my grandparents and there we had such a well-coordinated company of four guys, we went together to play football in the neighboring streets to beat the guys from the neighboring streets, together went to the movies, got

some part-time jobs together during the holidays, it’s such a tight-knit group, well, in their own way grandfather, he loved me very much, i loved him too, he always took me everywhere as a child. movies, some playgrounds, the zoo, if he came, i really miss him from childhood. to your right is the yellow sector. hello, yuri, by what qualities in childhood did you determine whether an adult is good or bad? i think that children somehow intuitively determine good or bad people, it happens that an adult is very strict and you don’t like it, but you understand that he is good, it happens that he is like that with you affectionate and polite, and you feel something that is not right, something, somehow...

in front of you - now my position is such that i am more, let's say, involved in personnel coordination, so, well , probably , after such a long experience of working with people, i have more or less learned to identify, but to say that at first glance i directly read a person like a book and know everything about him, in no case, is often deceptive in the first impression, and people cannot always open up in the first... visit and conversation, and sometimes they want to somehow not talk about it right away

they found out everything, some are tight-lipped , some are too open, so you still need to get to know the person better, to your right is the black sector, questions from there, the vice-sergeant is funny, i read on the internet that you had to fight in the war, what was the worst thing? well, it’s loudly said that fighting is... there were years of interethnic conflicts in the transcaucasus, when the soviet union collapsed from 1988 to 1991, about 20 months during these 4 years, the internal troops and i, together with our 3214, in which i served, protected the public the opposing sides tried to separate order.

friend of hunting weapons, well, small arms, there were no such conflicts as we see now or were in afghanistan, or are now happening in ukraine or in the gas sector, this did not happen, let’s say, and everything was much easier, simpler, so especially my comrades, thank god, no soldiers died, so it wasn’t particularly scary there, but it was a bit difficult, it was called: performing service and combat missions. are you afraid of death? everyone is afraid of death. there is an expression that

a headless man who lacks the instinct of self-preservation is not afraid of death. and courageous people, brave people, they are the ones who, fearing death, overcome themselves where necessary, take risks, and this is called courage when you have overcome some kind of fear and something like that... you have decided to do what is necessary , but scary, but you did it anyway, i’m sure everyone is afraid of her. admit it, what are you most afraid of in life? well, at different moments in life, in different ways, at one time or another, you don’t want to let down your boss, whom you trust very much, this is one of the main, let’s say, fears: failing some task, as they say, not completing it, uh, losing your subordinates. i, as a military man , reason, well, at the moment i am most afraid of a full-scale war, like

all normal people, we all don’t want it, and every day i think that we live in paradise, and god forbid we lose it. the next question is from the purple sector. hello, yuri, do you believe in god? we were raised in... in our childhood as atheists and we didn’t think about it that much, but with over the course of life, you come to the conclusion that there are still some higher powers, people come to the conclusion that they believe in god, probably, not probably, i definitely believe. okay, are the commander’s orders and faith in god always compatible? oh,

what a difficult philosophical question. the army is holding on. on the fact that discipline , diligence and unquestioning execution of the commander’s orders allow us to complete any task, from digging, let’s say, a trench to a combat mission, and if everyone thinks for at least a minute, what did the commander order me, is this compatible with faith in god , that quick, accurate execution of tasks will not work, if at all. therefore , military personnel are taught to all serving people that they, without reasoning, carry out the command of the commander and think only about how best to carry it out. for such things , a person is appointed as a commander, who then will not ask himself the question by his behavior, why did he give such an order, why did he use

his power in advance, some well... a human unfair order was given, although in the confrontation of people in battle, in in a battle, in a war, there is always something such that you have to break, well, one of the commandments, do not kill, and the soldiers shoot, kill, stab with bayonets, it turns out that if you follow this commandment, do not kill, just adhere to it, then your country, your people, your family will be conquered by them, then it does not adhere, there will be even greater injustice. in our country they talk a lot about patriotism, and do you think that to be a true patriot, it is enough just to love your homeland? love for the motherland is patriotism, and as a basis, everything

else already grows from this love for the homeland, all actions, all thoughts and all actions. hello, yuri, my name is katya. why does military-patriotic education come with the prefix military? ca n’t patriotism really be peaceful? unfortunately, the world is structured in such a way that some countries, some peoples, for some reason encroach on others, they want some of their resources, territories, minerals, labor, and not least, healthy children to conquer and... force work yourself, this has happened often in the world and is happening now, this is part of loving your the homeland is to protect it, i wish you good health, senior sergeant, minsk city cadet school, who is easier to be, commanders of law enforcement agencies or civilian

officials, a cadet of a military school studies for 4 years in order to basically... become a leader and commander of some initial collectives, we can say that a twenty-one-year-old lieutenant, a big boss, immediately receives 30 people under his command, but for the army, for the service, for the police, this is a small team, and the platoon commander, the lieutenant, is the lowest, say so, the officer level, and to become a big boss, he needs... well , a company commander of three platoons, a battalion commander of three or four companies, a regiment or brigade commander of several battalions, only then a big boss, when i became a commander internal troops, this was at the age of 45, by the way, i did not skip any of the command positions,

i was in each for several years, so when you are one of dozens of lieutenants... you obey more than you lead, you are always someone else’s subordinate, imagine, from 17 to 55 years old i was a security officer, as you say, a military man and only 3 years a civilian official, and of course i grew so accustomed to the service, and i’m like a duck to water there, to me. .. it’s easier in the service, i miss it, that’s where i felt, in my native element i still have dreams about the service. how does your military experience help you in your work now?

when we are trained, we are taught the organization of the thing that you are going to do. for example, organizing a fight, it includes: understanding the task, assessing the situation, assessing all this element by element. the creativity of civilians can happen in all sorts of ways, after all, military personnel, over the course of their entire lives , sometimes get used to strictly limited rules, to walk in some kind of tunnel, sometimes they are

blinkered, well, this is not the rule, this is the exception. hello yuri, my name is timofey, now you are the assistant to the president for the grodno region, this is the west of our country, is it difficult for you to work there? no, i think that west or east doesn’t matter, it’s difficult to name any specific features there

to work, i will not name, yes, in the west of our country, at the moment the situation has developed that the states bordering us from the west are showing an unfriendly policy towards the republic of belarus and some. their bad attitude towards us, for example, such as migrant issues, make themselves felt, for example, they slow down trade turnover and trucks accumulate at checkpoints, such, for example, there are difficulties, at some point - we have to deal with situations , which are specific to our region, well, mostly

no, and grodno residents are great people, very friendly, very hardworking, very polite, it’s easy there, let’s move on to the question in the yellow sector, is it easy for an ordinary person to get an appointment with you? yes, it’s easy , especially if a person has access to the internet and can go to the website of the regional executive committee and see there when the presidential assistant receives, for example, in newspapers, on the radio, they announce when the presidential assistant receives in such and such a district of the grodno region, and people who are wondering in order to get an appointment with me, exactly the same to anyone else. boss, manager , and i already know in advance, for example, a week in advance, that when i go to one or another regional center to

receive citizens, that so many people have signed up to see me, and i know approximately the topic of their questions, one of my functions - this is to remove questions, listen to them, solve them or forward them to one or another authority, for example, a person contacted me, i... promise assistance, call the necessary deputy minister, minister or the head of the main department, or return the question to the mayor of that city ​​from which this person from that area and i propose to solve it in such and such a way, and as a rule it is solved, that is, it’s quite easy, in our country in general this is put on a solid basis, but can i come up to you on the street to talk or go out ? with security, no, i don’t walk with security, and have never walked with security, while in this position, i very often like to walk along the streets, along the central streets.

to see how, as they say, people live, just to look at people, and i won’t hide it, they often find out, come up, sometimes with questions, sometimes with problems, it happens that , is it possible to make an appointment with you, i say , yes, come, who are you, then, then, then, that is, on such and such a day, at such and such an hour, there in a day or two, come up to me , i remember you, and the guys at the entrance, the same policemen, will be warned by me, or the service responsible for receiving citizens will warn that just now so-and-so approached me on the street, write down , please, ekaterina alexandrovna, such a person, this happened very often, someone says: i’m with you served there and there, someone, my son , served with you in such and such a city, i know you so and so, and there was something that

happened recently... i went into the studio and there sew the suit in detail, yes, and the woman, oh, and i know you, 2 years ago, you say, they swore at me, i say how i swore at you, well, then they found out how it was, she stopped me on the street and expressed such unfounded claims against the authorities, she herself was on edge, she had a misfortune related to covid, and now... we uh saw each other, she says: and here i am i want to ask for your forgiveness, i say, well , i apologize to you if i somehow answered incorrectly, this also happens, well, mostly they come up to say hello and take a photo or just exchange a few words like that, you are an assistant president, how do you help him? i am his representative in

grodno. region, i control orders, decrees of the head of state, their execution, also in various areas, there is someone besides me to control, but as they used to say, the eye of the sovereign in a given region, that is, as a representative the central government and its representative in the region, so that i find out first and resolve the issue on the spot, at the same time i see who did not solve it, i try... to figure out who could and should have and did not solve this issue, and in literally all spheres of life, from construction , let’s say, to harvesting, from the readiness of equipment to the condition of sidewalks, about this i draw up reports on a monthly and quarterly basis, reports on the situation in the region, on some alarming moments, if any, on

some unsolvable questions - and i designate certain leaders who, let’s say they are not fully dedicated to their work, they are solving some area of ​​issues incorrectly, and it needs to be corrected by the head of state, this is roughly how i help him. what advice did the president listen to? firstly, he is much more experienced and knowledgeable than me, and somehow i didn’t have to give him any special advice. when i was minister of internal affairs, during the situations of 1920 that we had in our country, i had to express my point of

view more often. to certain situations, to say which of them he listened to, which one he decided in another way, let's say, i'm carrying out orders and it's not my function to advise, let's just say, although i will note the quality of our leader, he listens to as many opinions as possible, but this is the case with any commander, with any boss.

this happened in my service, and i always struggled with it, it is very important here that no one is afraid to notice such manifestations, drag them out into the world, give them a legal assessment and adequately deal with each such case, i had to take all this and where to spend the night in the barracks, to keep an eye on such things and... then, having dealt with severe punishment, even, uh, we sent them to places of imprisonment. well, i have, as they say, my own sources of information and i know how to find out about it by some indirect

direct sign, uh, to know whether it exists or not. so, since i served for so many years, looking from twenty meters away at any group of military personnel, i can determine that there is hazing in this subdivision. or not, here i will, as they say, make a diagnosis in a few minutes, i want to firmly state that in our law enforcement agencies this has been eliminated, using case, i tell you, all the guys , you can safely not be afraid of this, and go to serve, and just reassure your mother that well, thank god, we don’t have this, in our state, in our law enforcement agencies, this is a phenomenon according to... you were the minister of internal affairs, please tell me, are you proud of the belarusian police, if so, then what exactly? i am very proud of the belarusian police, because i

have always compared the police of the soviet union, the police of other republics, the belarusian police are the most professional, the most decent, any guests coming to us. everyone sides of the world note the smartness, politeness and friendliness of our police officers, people from other countries can always see it instantly, but there are many countries in the world where the threat comes from law enforcement officers, or they are inappropriately cruel, or they are bribe-takers, let’s call it that, that is, for their work require some kind of reward. this is what the belarusian police do not have.

hello, my name is lyosha, and i read that you have a maroon beret, here’s what you need to be able to do to get it, yes, in the troops, in the internal troops of the soviet the union had already given birth to such a movement, and the tests were based on it. a test for such a quality as endurance , that is, several days, in the modern version, it is 2 days, the first day, the subjects take general physical exercises, and the standards there are slightly

higher than for just special forces, with exit at the end of this whole long march with obstacles and adventures to the firing line, in which it is consistent.

the last one is free, of course, this most spectacular stage, when four fighters take turns, owners of maroon berets of 3 minutes. they come out against you one by one, and the most important thing is that 2 days before , at the limit of your strength, you showed seemingly not difficult, but slightly, but immediately changing each other exercises, that is, all your body’s strength has already exhausted, this last stage is where they test how tough you are in the wild - will you pass this last test and reach the fourth opponent, well, i ’ll say right away, like... i tell all the guys who are going to test themselves for this exam, that in

principle, if the team wants, then the last one is this fourth stage, four fights for 3 minutes with successively changing opponents, no one will pass, it ’s also the trust of your comrades that you must get into their cohort of maroon tickets in their brotherhood, although they will be there effectively ... threshing you, but they will try , as they say, don’t cripple, well, it’s quite a difficult test, it was at the age of 27, when i was the commander of the special forces company 3214, and my base was given to me at my school, which i mentioned today in saratov, it makes almost anyone ready special forces, here you are you can break a brick with your hand, no, and never have. i don’t consider this a great valor

, i understand that karatekas do this to strengthen the spirit, body, and so on, i admire them, but i don’t consider it beneficial for health, for joints, for the periosteum, and in all ostentatious classes i tried to remove this element, even if the fighters said, let ’s show the children, the government, the guests there how we break bricks, i say, well, this doesn’t add any intelligence, especially if... god forbid, and it won’t bring any benefit to the fist either, why? break a brick with your fist, for this you can take a sledgehammer and break it, to your right is the red sector, i have the following question for you: did you fight for a girl as a child? no, i have never fought for a girl, i’ll explain why, in my native arzhenikdze, vladikavkaz, now guys have such a mentality. well, they never fought with girls there - it is believed

that this is not a reason for a fight, but the reason for a fight there was some kind, you know, like that in our childhood, district to district, as they said, side to side, and something they didn’t share in football, they shared something there uh in relations with each other, when if they fought, they often came out victorious, i fought very little, i’ll say this. and i didn’t always come out victorious, because well, as i already answered, i wasn’t such a troublemaker, a hooligan, or somehow skilled in fights, i was more of a bookish person, although with my company, with my guys, we went everywhere we went on long hikes on bicycles and got into some adventures with others.

please have a seat, it's fantastic applause, they say that you need to learn from the mistakes of others, do you succeed, well , when does it work, when does it not, sometimes i would like, of course, to learn only from the mistakes of others, but how everyone ends up.

i’ll try not to use it, we move to the black sector, to applause. to your right, are you a sentimental person? yes , of course, it’s not customary to admit this, but... over time, when people’s good feelings especially manifest themselves, kindness, nobility, to give an example, well , when for everyone this is probably people, hachiko is waiting for his owner, yes, i think , everyone here is sentimental, and

there are probably few people who will not be touched by this scene and this manifestation of feelings, the red sector, for this... it’s worth turning around, my name is amalia, please tell me, is it difficult for you to ask for forgiveness, no, it’s not difficult at all, because people who have such a sin cannot ask for forgiveness, like extra pride, i probably don’t have it, asking for forgiveness, it seems to me, shouldn’t be a difficult thing for any normal person, this is... it seems so natural, remember what you asked for forgiveness for the last time? yes, i already talked about this today, this is exactly the meeting with a woman, uh, by chance in the studio, who said that i didn’t talk to her very well 2 years ago on the street, and i say, let’s forgive each other, i’m asking for your

forgiveness, it was just a week ago, uh , tuesday, she says: yes, of course, and we forgave each other, just like that. worthy deed, then the yellow sector to your right, hello, yuri, my name is anastasia, i have a quick question for you, you won’t mind, let’s try, what would you give your wife, perfume or flowers? i usually give her flowers, because with perfume a woman needs to guess. what books do you usually take? davlatov or marquez? to my shame, i admit that i... haven’t read either one, i’m generally such a bookish person who reads, but not sergei davlatov, not gabriel marquis, i haven’t read, somehow it escaped my attention , uh, it means i have a golden calf at home now, probably for

the second time, ilf and petrov, so i’m reading it, uh, on the bedside table, uh, omarkhayam, here in the place where... i live in grodno, the virgin soil of sholokhov. everyone knows you as a strict official, but what kind of person are you at home? well, i don’t know why such an image was created, probably the position presupposes, in fact, i’m not such a strict official, and i don’t think that i’m very different at home in the service, i ’m friendly in both places, non-confrontational, even if i’m sanguine by temperament, but still , well, a calm person, so negotiable, let’s say we are moving into the black sector, this is right from you, hello i wish you, cadet navahadsky, tell me, yuri, what feats do you accomplish in your life? oh, no, i probably won’t name them, i definitely didn’t perform any feats, but what feats did you

perform for your wife? uh, well, also some little things to surprise her by march 8th or was she waiting for something. but we didn’t agree and i did it to her, that’s all, probably, my exploits will be limited to this, thank you, applause, to your right is the purple sector, hello, my name is violetta, you are a very serious boss, do you think your subordinates respect or they are afraid of you, well, yes, according to my duties, i am a very serious boss, but i’ll tell you a secret, i don’t have any subordinates now, well, in general, i know for sure that...

well, that’s it, that is, such a circle, very much already modern youth music, probably , i hear it somewhere when young people are around. do you have a favorite song, can i ask you to sing it? so i’ll think now, well , mostly these are these or razinbaum’s original songs, like the boston waltz, the line for bread, folk songs, show songs, i really like to sing, you won’t bother me much criticize, no, i’ll try now, i’ll go out at night. at night in the field with a horse, in the dark night we’ll go quietly, we’ll go horseback across the field together,

we’ll go horseback across the field together, well , something like this, applause, excellent and unexpected. you come from ossetia, what ossetian dish can you cook? none, i probably belong to such a rare type, all my friends, men love to cook, and i like to fry potatoes, scrambled eggs, and, well, fry meat on the grill. but everyone can do this, both caucasians and non-caucasians, the most famous ossetian dish, which knows the widest circle of people - these

are ossetian pies, uh, but this is a dish that you can’t make according to a recipe, uh, my wife studied for many years with my mother, with my aunt, and they were experts in this - when - i tell her , the thickness of the dough doesn’t work out, she says, it’s so difficult, she says , there are such... skillful movements with your hands, this says one of the dishes that you can’t make if you don’t do it all the time and don’t learn from a master, from a real housewife, that’s why not everyone can do it in their homeland, so here’s unfortunately, the red sector, for this you have to turn around, my name is zlata, i am in the tenth grade, i was already thinking about what profession to choose, and your children themselves chose what they would do or did they listen to you?

in several schools in minsk there are groups of very young children from first to fourth grade, and he really loves to teach and educate them, he does it well, even sometimes parents call so that the child eats porridge, so that the coach persuades him, and the youngest works for the staff of the dynamo stadium , did they use yours? connections to get settled in life? almost never the younger one avoids even talking about it, he always

hid who his father is, and the older one sometimes asked for help in resolving his coaching issues, and a couple of times i helped him, well, nothing like that, let’s just say that it was well in the interests of the common cause, because he knows very well that for me there is somewhere... to show my power, acquaintance is basically a taboo, i try not to use it. yuri khadzhimuratovich, we turn around. and yuri, hello, me name is sasha, i have a question for you. tell me, do you have political ambitions? no, okay, then let ’s imagine that you became president, what would be the first decree you would issue? we can’t imagine this, if only because i was not born here, according to the constitution of our country , only

a belarusian born here can be president, and this is very correct, because all the people should perceive the head of state as their fellow countryman by birth, so i never i thought about what could happen in this regard, no ambitions. hello, yuri, my name is. because i loved this people, our people, my people so much, i still came here at the age of 21, and i live here longer than i lived in one, in my native ossetia, where i lived for 17, yes, years, and such good ones ... people like belarusians, so sympathetic, so clean, so decent, look for them all over the planet, not aggressive,

the most important thing. thanks a lot. the next sector is yellow. what don’t you like about belarus when you compare it with other countries? now i will say, perhaps, this thing: in the soviet union it was, like ours, a social state, aimed at ensuring that the state will always help take care of all its citizens, all its members in the first place. who needs care? the weak, those who have something wrong with their health, children, the elderly, the sick, those deprived of something, and sometimes in our state, some people have such a thing that the state owes me, they rely too much on the state, and not

always on yourself, well, this is probably

a well-organized state where you know for sure the happiness of living in such a fair, reasonable that there is always protection, there is always someone to turn to, the authorities always extrapolate justice and living conditions for everyone. we are moving to the yellow sector, it is on your right. what is your life motto? probably to... wake up in a good mood, smile and not upset anyone with your failures, whims, with everyone, as it were, to be even, friendly, friendly, so as not to burden anyone with your bad mood, but this is not a motto, but something like this my mood for every day, this signal means

what time. glass to the hero's questions, yuri khadzhimuratovich, now you have to choose the best question of this program, i choose sasha's question, we have decided on the name, alexandra, where do you study, in what class, let's get to know each other better? i am in the eleventh grade, fifty-first school. according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question receives a special gift from our guest. yuri khadzhimuratovich, now you have the opportunity to ask the children your question, it is very simple, you love belarus, i love my homeland, that’s all i have, i i lived, i live and i will live for her sake, i love

my belarus because it has its own.

again, which one did i commit? what surprised you about the children? well, in their seriousness, they are so not childishly grown up. today you managed to answer 54 questions. tell. if we call you again, will you agree to come? i agree. i address our audience. do you think that our guest today was as frank as possible with you? who thinks so, raise your hands. i believe that yuri is such a great person with a lot of life experience that there was no point in him lie. i am sure that such a person has done many good deeds, and it will never be a shame to talk about it. i think. that yuri answers honestly, it is clear from him that he is a sincere and kind person. i believe that yuri was as honest as possible with us, and this could be seen in his sincere smile and facial expressions. well, who thinks that yuri

khadzhimuratovich was still a little cunning? are there such people? raise your hand please. not a single person. well, yuri khadzhmuratovich, we have this rule: the hero always has the last word. such questions they make you remember life once again, think about some momentary and main eternity values, children are very strict examiners, it is really difficult for them to play around with them and evade answers, it makes you want to look at yourself from the outside, assistant to the president of belarus, inspector. ..

watch in the next episode! today our guest is the hero of the russian federation, cosmonaut pilot, oleg novitsky! what can be seen from space on earth? do astronauts receive higher salaries? there's a lot on earth disagreements between people, in space you are friends with each other. how do astronauts eat, is it tasty or not? how do astronauts wash and relieve themselves in space? have you by any chance seen aliens or anything unusual? how do you spend your weekends? in space. 100 questions for an adult. i, rocket. me, me, rocket. flew into space,

flew into space, around the planet, the sun and the moon. and around the planet are the sun and the moon.