thus, to carry out external influence on members of the election commission in the appropriate way, well, then today the legislation has changed to a certain extent, including state protection can be provided for members of election commissions, we covered this topic in detail during the training of members of election commissions together with employees of the ministry of internal affairs and the committee state security, so now i can say with confidence that...

is it possible to film at the polling station? definitely yes, the question is different, how and what, and here it’s worth delving not only into the administrative code, but also into the electoral code; it was significantly supplemented for this election campaign by clearly stating the ban on video and photography of a completed ballot. as for me, the measure is quite logical, it does not just violate the secret. voting, but can also

be regarded as campaigning, which, of course, is prohibited on the main voting day. however, we arrived at school 135, the eightieth precinct is located here, and we’ll ask the commission members how to run the elections and not disrupt anything. main operating principle a journalist at a polling station should not disturb either voters or those who work here; the same is required of those who want to work. conditionally, just like journalists, they come with a video camera, start filming videos and reports, this can be done by those who are accredited to the polling stations, yes, the same applies to bloggers, to come here to film a blog , you need accreditation, but we are going to register, please work, thank you, and this measure, of course, does not apply to ordinary voters, for example, those who

wanted to take a photo near the ballot box, lowering your ballot, of course, especially when this is done for the first time, to do this you just need to approach a member of the commission, notify him that you want to take this photo, so that such a post on social networks does not become a reason for bringing to administrative responsibility, which places it is strictly forbidden to take photographs and post them anywhere, it is forbidden to take photographs only in voting places, in three places, these are in places for the disabled...

as in any public place, of course, if you wanted to photograph members of the voting commissions for your photo or video camera, you just need to ask permission if they don’t mind being the heroes of your reports, we asked if they don’t mind, so we combine professional and civic duty, let’s go vote. first we make our choice, and then take a photo as a keepsake. and by this hour, we have all the information about how the single voting day is taking place in the country, and our colleagues will continue to tell us. we, polina

shuba and sergey lugovsky, say goodbye to you, wish you a great day and, of course, a good mood. belarusians make their choice to know all the details, stay on belarus alone.

victory park, stella, minsk - the city of heroes, museum of the history of the great patriotic war. each of these objects was created in different periods. during the time of the bssr, an independent, sovereign state, but each of them became a symbol of heroism and courage, the unbending will of the belarusian people during the war. winter, school holidays, traditionally, this is the time for excursions, today there are also many of them, excited young people, teachers, rushing to get into the unique museum building history of the great patriotic war. visit the table minsk is a hero city and just residents and guests of the capital. a forty-five-meter python obelisk, which is crowned with a golden star and a laurel branch, here below is a memorial plaque with the text of the decree of the seventy-four year on

awarding minsk the title of hero city, next to stella there is a bronze sculpture - motherland . in june 1974, at the foot of the hill in the park on komsomolskoye lake , builders and architects appeared, clearly discussing the construction of some important object. the republic was preparing for an important date in its history, the thirtieth anniversary of liberation from the nazi invaders. guys, how are you? ah... everything is fine, please look, pavel, look, make sure , it’s not bad, guys, look what they write, come on,

on june 26, 1974 , a decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr was published in all newspapers of the republic on conferring the minsk title hero city. at the same time, it was decided to erect an obelisk, minsk, a hero city, in the belarusian capital. the location was immediately decided on a hill, which was located at the intersection of modern avenues, masherova winners, and work began to boil. the task was not easy, although the terrain was hilly, a lot of work had to be done in order to... fit the landscape into the architectural design of obeliisk, it was found. the monument was solemnly opened in minsk on may 8, 1985 , on the fortieth anniversary of the victory over nazi germany.

in 2014. the body, minsk, the hero city, became part of the architectural ensemble, the building of the museum of the history of the great patriotic war. this solution was proposed by the belarusian architect viktor kromarenko, who is also one of the authors and obelisk the diverging rays symbolize the festive fireworks in honor of the great victory.

the cascade fountain, as conceived by the authors, is the populated areas of the republic liberated by soviet troops from the nazis. the facade of the world, its mirrored walls reflect the peaceful sky, everything that surrounds us in everyday life, the victory park, strolling. residents and guests of the capital, one of the main entrances to the museum building is located here. the issue of constructing a new building for the museum of the history of the great patriotic war has been raised for many years. built on october square back in the sixties, it no longer accommodated a large number of exhibits, collecting them on...

the construction of a new museum building became one of the top priorities for the republic. exhibitions in ten halls allow you to live the history of the war from beginning to end. the architectural solution is made in such a way that we are constantly moving upward towards victory, ending up in the victory hall. it was a large-scale project, and

many wondered whether a young, sovereign state would be able to implement it, but the large-scale project was brought to life. today the museum building is the largest in europe unique not only in its architectural design, but also in its content. everything here reminds of the great feat of the belarusian people, and the altar of victory, the names of the heroes. the parades that take place at the stela of minsk, hero city, in honor of the liberation of the capital, the republic, from the nazi invaders are also reminiscent of this. peaceful city, peaceful sky above, park. victory, it also experienced a rebirth after a large-scale reconstruction, in 2013 it was named

the pobeda museum and park complex, and now forms a single ensemble with the history museum the great patriotic war and stelliy, minsk is a hero city. good afternoon, what about the pies? so, not alone, please, uncle, uncle, buy a newspaper, newspaper, the latest issue, keep it, thank you. since the establishment of the reservoir here, this

place has become menchan's favorite place to relax. in the forties, the lake was built by the whole world and a large number of young people, hence the name komsomolskoe, it would seem that it was far from a full-flowing svislach, but it often showed its temper and was flooded during floods. komsomolskoye lake, its discovery was scheduled for... mass celebrations will take place on the shores of the lake, six orchestras will play, physical education competitions and performances by amateur art groups are planned, 40 boats will be at your service, but all

plans were disrupted by the war. komsomolskoe lake was rebuilt and improved for decades after the war. over the years , alleys, embankments, recreation areas, and bridges from the islands located in svisloch appeared here. a unique park area with a variety of trees makes it all this corner of the capital is especially attractive for residents and guests of minsk. by the way, the pies are just as delicious as they were back then. in the 2000s, after a large-scale reconstruction , many symbolic places appeared here, for

example, this fountain of fifty-three granite parts, exactly that number. division took part in the liberation of minsk. over the years of independence, changes have affected literally all districts of the belarusian capital, including winners avenue. once a tatar settlement, tatar vegetable gardens, namely this was the name of the area where tatars lived compactly. since the 15th-16th centuries. in the same place, in the post-war period, a modern avenue began to take shape. you can trace its history from the objects located here. in the seventies and eighties , the building of the then fashionable moscow large-format cinema appeared on the avenue.

hotels, planet, anniversary, they were built for the 80 olympics. and the original nineteen-story building of the belarus hotel, located opposite. his image is still on many postcards today. views of minsk. people have already become accustomed to identifying the appearance of the belarusian capital with it. and here are the newfangled trends in city life, scooters, now moving around in this way is a sign of the times, and it’s especially nice to ride along the renovated svisloch embankment.

once upon a time this was the easternmost street of the upper city; it began to be populated in the early middle ages, and since it was located on shaky floodplain soil, it was so named... zybetskaya. despite frequent flooding, this place was very profitable for living due to its proximity to the river. more more recently, until 2010, the appearance of the street was unsightly. today this place is more commonly called minsk broadway. cafes, restaurants,

small hotels, shops, everything is stylish and tasteful. centuries later , historical sights are still preserved here. carriage museum. once upon a time this was an outbuilding of the bernardine monastery, this is where the conca line passed. over the years of independence , changes have also affected victory avenue, shopping and entertainment centers, and hypermarkets. it would seem that they have become monopolists in many areas of... everyday life, but no matter what trends come into fashion, today, perhaps, there is not a single resident of minsk who would not rush at the first opportunity. to the mosquito. minsk has experienced many events in

its history. the grand opening of a covered pavilion on may 20, 1980 on the site of the collective farm market was no exception. it was designed for 1,200 retail places. behind the construction process. observed without exaggeration by the whole country, its huge ceiling, the famous dome roof was erected without internal columns, it was an innovation in architecture. by the way, such buildings in there were only four ussr. winter is perhaps not the best time for brisk trade, but even during this period of the year it is... always crowded. the secret is simple. komarovka is not only the largest market in the country, but perhaps the most interesting in its architectural design. where else can you visit

a market at a tourist site at the same time? many still remember the dashing nineties, wooden open-air counters, kiosks that filled the entire area adjacent to the market, remember the small shops when trade was carried out through the window, excuse me, will you allow me?

tour ensembles of the belarusian capital, urban motifs of past years are combined here, reminiscent of how minsk once lived with the modern needs of its citizens. there are legends around the two-thousand-year-old sculptures installed here; they say that if you rub one of them in one place or another, your wish will certainly come true. let's check how it works. stands, the horse is a sparrow, the sparrow is at the pinnacle of glory, but i will make a wish with

the cow, the cow-nurse began to settle in her place by the fountain of the latter with a flower a wreath on the head, according to folk tradition, so that there is prosperity in the house. modern, convenient for trading, seasonal market, canopies protecting both buyers and sellers from rain and snow, new trading pavilions, all this was done already in 2000, not even today. that once upon a time everything was different here. it is difficult to imagine anything more terrible than our zakharyevskaya street,

which behind the golden hill is called komarovka, a sticky solid swamp, it is in no way possible to pass through it. minsk leaflet, 1907. it's amazing what it is the places that semyon residents and guests of the capital loved so much at the beginning of the last century wrote about this. is not it? well, komarovka is not only a market, it is only part of a large area in the center of minsk, and its history is fascinating; an interesting journey through these places awaits us. this area got its name from the village of komarovka, which was located near minsk. until 1812 she.

belonged to the princes radevil, then passed to the no less famous vankovich family, by the end of the 19th century it was included in the city limits. some 100 years ago, it was a large working-class area, a small town with shacks and streets. now this is the center of the capital, it began to be developed in the 1930s, it all began with the formation of the square on the general plan, it was listed as such, komarovskaya was called that until 1956, but today it bears the name of the belarusian singer yakub kolas.

in the fifties, the square became part of the architectural design of stalinsky prospekt and was built up with buildings in the neoclassical style. the first building to be erected here is a printing plant, a building symmetrical to it electronic factory you.

the area is as we are used to seeing it today. in the farthest part of what was once the komarovsky district there is an academ book store. here you can find everything that concerns our history, our culture. but there is a special section, it concerns the main museum of the country, the national one. artistic, this is what we need, this is where we will go, i think a lot of interesting things will probably await us, don’t be afraid of pleasant surprises.

we tell you how to choose quality products for healthy dishes. to cooking evoked only the most positive emotions; it needed to be prepared from high-quality products. carefully examine the product itself, the liquid in the package is the first sign of loss of freshness, if not... large pieces of the fat layer are colored red, this means that the meat was partially frozen, a proper breakfast is the key to health and good mood, i hope you i didn’t have breakfast today, because today i will surprise you with the breakfast of champions, oh, today we will cook green pea ola, chicken pastrami with pepper sauce, sounds very tasty, let 's get started, don't forget about the invigorating

exercises, lift the heel of your foot off the floor a little, stay in the center, open your arms and do these calm circular movements with your right and left hands, watch the breakfast of the champion project on the belarus tv channel 24.