you can raise your children the way you want. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel . reading and studying large forms, a critical approach to information is almost a relic of the past. it’s easier to watch something short, funny, that won’t force you to strain and think, while destructive opposition resources try to present information in the most direct way. a significant number of people develop laziness of mind, inertia, and inability to formulate it, but this is different. unfortunately, i have my own opinion. they consider themselves young, free and independent, are in fact very susceptible to external pressure. this is a constant attempt to get people emotional; this strategy for the majority of opposition telegram channels has not changed at all. what about the opposition?

zaslonov konstantin sergeevich, partisan pseudonym uncle kostya, one of the outstanding participants and leaders of the partisan movement in belarus during the great patriotic war. ir of the partisan detachment

of the brigade, commander of all partisan forces in the arshan zone. zaslonovo detachment with in the very first days, he launched active combat activities. in a short period of time, the zaslonovites destroyed about ten food warehouses and boldly attacked german garrisons located in villages near orsha. organized the collapse of railway trains heading to the front line. on november 13, 1942, the nazis, having learned that the headquarters of the zaslonovy brigade was located in the village of kupovaya, surrounded it. the battle continued for more than 4 hours. zaslonov decided to wait until darkness and make a breakthrough. he was mowed down by a machine gun burst. november 14, 1942 in battle

with punitive forces near the village of kupovat, seninsky district, the legendary kambrik died. he was thirty-three years old. during the great patriotic war, his name was given to two partisan brigades operating in the occupied territory of belarus. he was awarded two orders of lenin and a medal. on march 7, 1943, he was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. posthumously. the name of konstantin sergeevich zaslonov is forever included in the book of national glory.

when the enemy comes to take your home, your land, a huge cruise missile destroyed this equipment, nato's big campaign to the east, the goal was yugoslavia, it was necessary to show europe who was boss, so they bombed, the americans were furious, they planned to conquer us.

under nato bombs 25 years later. on belarus 1 and belarus 24 right now. my soulman.

when planes with a compass rose on the fuselage, nato planes flew here at night to bomb it, and here on the bridge people stood, they held signs in their hands with the inscription target, they wanted to show the whole world the inhumanity of bombing in humanitarian purposes, they survived 35,219 combat missions, 78

nights. all this was... i can’t say i hate it, but i can’t stand it. on march 24, 1999, the north atlantic alliance begins to bomb yugoslavia, without the sanctions of the un security council, under the pretext of protecting the national minority. essentially, this is an act

of aggression against a sovereign country. there is no question of any international law. the serbian ministry is meeting to decide what to do. one thing is clear about the country. treacherously attacked, according to all protocols it is necessary to sever relations with all nineteen countries of the alliance at that time, which is practically impossible, i raised my hand and proposed, but i also say, we must act in accordance with the principle, that is , i propose that we break off diplomatic relations with the leading countries in this aggression, these are ... the united states, great britain, germany and france. the minister did not comment on anything, nodded his head and quickly ended the meeting, immediately got into the car, drove off to president milosevic, and a few

hours later i listen on the radio that the union government has decided to break off diplomatic relations with these four countries. 25 years have passed, 25 years ago, over this earth, over these people , air raid sirens howled, shells fell from the sky, and the world turned a blind eye to it. the first thing i remember was the first strike, everything was burning in belograd, everything was burning, people couldn’t believe it, they bombed, they always bombed, but especially at night at 3:00, 3:4, when people were sleeping, sleeping. i remember, for example, that almost every night they dropped leaflets from nato planes, millions of sheets all over the fields, all over the cornfields, it was there, and i collected and read, well , as a historian, i was interested in what was there, to be honest,

i thought that nato is such a serious organization, but so stupid, so illiterate, we invite you to stand up against milosevic, and it was written poorly. not serbian, but croatian. people who survived the nato bombing lost a lot, and most importantly, their large, united homeland. they are here now ready to talk about it so that we remember. and so that they, those who made the decision, sat at the helm, forced peace with the help of a nuclear whip, remembered too, it was necessary to show europe who is boss, so they bombed milosevic, he did not gave what your president did not give until then, independence and sovereignty, this sovereignty can always be seen how europe spent sovereignty.

the americans were furious, they planned to conquer us in 3-7 days, but failed in 78, and they are haunted by how a small country, alone, surrounded by resistance to them , remained unconquered, we are an example for small nations, which speaks of that the people who are fighting for freedom cannot be defeated, the people who sang songs under bombs and danced under...

i am on stage, yes, the spotlights are aimed at me, now the public doesn’t move at all, as if they don’t hear this alarm, i look at my people and say, my god, how much better they are than me, and some kind of strength is born, i begin to say this even more sincerely and... truly, and since then, i am not the same girl who

was at that moment, this moment and this bombing sent me to a different path, so that it would be explained to other people who this is, not only my people, our peoples in general, well, those who have always fought against the fascists, yes this is russia, belarus, serbia, from that day all the strength she directed her talent towards revealing the truth. puts on plays, and one of ivan izhigan’s projects is a book of children ’s drawings, she collected them in kosovo, and the sun is crying in every village there are very many, very many, this is an early meadow, this is a village , this means their sun is crying, formally , the west asked to withdraw yugoslav troops from the autonomous region of kosovo and metohija, where the conflict between. for 78 days and nights

, howling death rained down from the sky, 400 dead and 10 thousand wounded, according to the serbian side, and 100 billion dollars of damage, destroyed roads, buildings, hospitals, factories , factories, oil storage facilities, airfields, television, the serbs survived, remained... this incident went down in history: on march 27

, 1999, the american invisible f-117 aircraft was shot down. this is the only combat loss of bombers of this type and the destruction of the legend about the invulnerable stealth technology of the neva s125m neva complex we used this missile system with this missile system we shot down.

changed the settings, which was basically prohibited, he took responsibility for himself, when our operations center said that let's look, you have a p-18 on the radar , we heard on the phone that there are targets in the air, but there is nothing on our radar, the operator said, well, give it our frequency, they are there that's why?

in 20 seconds on the twenty-first the enemy would have had time to react, fire a shell, and we would not have spoken with colonel zolton, but not now. it was a military, psychological, intellectual, financial and technical, but above all a human victory. it was probably scary to realize that the rocket that cost several hundred thousand dollars, destroyed a plane worth 45 million. the pilot managed to eject and was later rescued during a special operation by the american military. they met again with the pilot of the downed f-117. at that time, western media completely demonized yugoslavia. and the colonel decided to talk to the enemy for the sake of a good cause. show the whole world that compromise between people, family, forgiveness

are the most important things. they met to make a documentary against the war. he. they said that they have it - to the new base mexico there was an airport where they begin to treat each other every day, and after lunch there was media information for them, like a documentary or something else, where they showed that things are very bad with us and that they...

yuslavia and the one who defended his land and his family, and colonel dani's children were 12, 10 and 8 years old at that time. time will pass, the living witnesses of that tragedy will leave, like the soldiers of the great patriotic war, but we will preserve their memory. stories, photos and videos of serbs who... stood on bridges with whites at night with sheets of target inscribed on the chest. i will come to belgrade again, over and over again i will give the floor to these people on the air, because such memory is an inoculation against a unipolar world, against politics, the price of which is life and the whole country. in this aggression, alone, surrounded, the bright moment was the fraternal people of belarus and

especially president lukashenko, who arrived under bombs when there were american planes in the sky. how significant it was for us, when your president arrived, it was an event as... as if, as if we had won, i remember like my father, who was a prisoner of the dha camp , he lived

there for three years as a young man and fell in love with russia in general, because he watched how people died there, he says they died in different ways, he fell in love with a russian soldier , a soviet soldier, because he saw that every soviet soldier died fearlessly for his homeland. and my dad, when he saw it, it was the moment when your president was visiting and there was a child, well, such a teenager was in a military hospital, and your president’s throat was trembling like that, and my father cried, the leader of our country, the guarantor for...

a couple of minutes after the landing of air force one, the air raid alarm sounded, under which

, against the backdrop of air strikes, 2 and a half hours of negotiations took place, journalists will call this a visit under nato bombs. at that time , the peacekeeping initiative of belarus was opposed by many countries, one could feel what it was like to be one against many, but even then neither our president nor the belarusians were... no matter how embarrassed. in those years i was a young doctor, i took part in the care of a large number of wounded. of course, among the wounded there were many civilians and military personnel. the aggressors did not choose targets. and i cannot forget the visit of mr. lukashenko, the president of a friendly country, who meant a lot to us at a time when we were attacked from all sides. our president visited the wounded in the hospital, talked with. residents of belgrade walked through the streets that were subject to air raids, it was a great pride for us that he was with us,

that one and i were with us, when i had such a meeting, so that i would hand in this way, we we will ask for a meeting with our president and convey your gratitude. very important to me, yes. alexander lukashenko arrived here on april 14, 1999, and on the 28th at 6 am , 31 vehicles with humanitarian aid and 500 tons of cargo left minsk for belgrade. and a few days later, the message of friendship was delivered intact to the city, which was torn apart by nato bombs. and this has not been forgotten today, even by those who no longer remember what these streets looked like before that war. i remember when president lukashenko, he was a true friend of our people and our country, he flew in, i even remember well, not far from

the belgrade airport surcin, where he was from where he took off for belarus, i remember well, i saw the plane, it rises gradually and leaves, even i think, did not come to the hungarian border, they start bombing us again, even more aggressively, more harshly.

russia in order to weaken its economy, industry, army, armed forces, and the last phase - china. over the course of 2 and a half months , 15 tons of combined uranium were dropped into the territory of serbia in shells. later the country took first place in the number cancer diseases in europe. in the first 10 years since the bombings , about.

the same thing in hungary, when we talk about mortality, which means that our tumors somehow do not react like others. and today, 25 years later, they started talking again that uranium bombs are nothing to worry about, whether they fall from the skies over yugoslavia or ukraine, the main thing is that the sanctions of the west and with a humanitarian prefix. i would simply ask those ukrainians who watch your program not to allow it.

a leader who will not give up his beloved. it's in our dna historical memory and events of the great patriotic war, where every third belarusian died. we preserve the memory of everyone by name, we take care of memorials, we raise documents, we clarify the number of villages burned by the enemy. we also remember our pain, we have learned our lesson and will not allow such days to come again. you once said about belarus, i read, is it true, you

said, i love.

belarusians were serbs in difficult times, because we have two sovereign states, a common memory, similar views on...

or farmers and spectators, how to make money more in the agro-industrial complex. a lot has been done together: belarusians in the fields, joint production of mas buses, belkomunmash trolleybuses on the streets of belgrade in minsk, serbian residential areas

and much to come. at the beginning of january of this year, the serbian leadership, the president and the government presented a large-scale development program for the country called “the leap”. future, it concerns not only infrastructure, industrial, economic sectors, but also social areas, i am convinced that today we have a very significant, large mutual potential in order not only to exchange experiences, but to find new niches for cooperation. together we are in culture, serbian actress and director ivana zhigan, together with the team of the gorky theater, received a special award: create together, look into the future together. to the president of belarus for joint projects , contribution to the popularization of slavic culture. serbia remembers the good that belarusians came with; they remember a story that, 25 years

later, has not yet ended.