morning news on belarus 1, studio vladislav bunder. hello, that's what we'll talk about in the episode. together we glorify the feat of soviet heroes, together we resist economic obstacles. what will our president's working visit to moscow be like? they have gone through a cruel lesson in war and are giving the main instruction. the country says thank you to the youth and veterans. polish plastarm for american soldiers, equipment at our borders, training errors at the cost of soldiers' health. those who supported us not only with prayer, but also became partisans and underground fighters. the first investigation about clergy during the war, premiere on victory day. the president of belarus will perform on may 8 and 9. working visit to the russian

federation. today alexander lukashenko will take part in a meeting of the supreme eurasian economic council in moscow. the summit will mark the 10th anniversary of the signing of the agreement on the creation of the eac. the event will be held in a narrow and expanded format. our president will outline belarus’ position on the main issues on the agenda. and he will speak about the prospects for the further development of eurasian integration. on may 9, in the morning, our president , along with other invited leaders , will be there. attend the military parade on red square to commemorate the 79th anniversary of the victory in the great patriotic war. alexander lukashenko will also take part in the flower-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. belarus will bring to trial nazis involved in atrocities, regardless of identity and statute of limitations. alexander lukashenko announced this the day before at a ceremonial meeting on the occasion of victory day. may 9 is a special date for us, which carries an understanding of the essence and...

hundreds of ghettos and concentration camps turned our peaceful land into a conveyor belt of death, and people from european countries were brought here to die. in essence, it was genocide of civilians. this fact was officially established by an emergency government commission immediately after the war; in our time, these investigations continue. our general prosecutor's office

, every third person died, no matter how anyone opposes and interferes with the great democracies, no matter what they say, regardless of identity and statute of limitations, we will identify and betray trial of those involved in the atrocities of the nazis, even posthumously or in absentia, while today in many western countries our... victory has been outlawed. fascist radicals march under the banner of the ss division. at the state level, war criminals are honored, and those who honor the memory of the great victory are declared enemies of the nation. unprecedented information attacks and all kinds of falsifications on the part of the collective west,

but with the collapse of the ussr, the lessons of the war were forgotten. politicians in some countries have imagined themselves masters of the world. it has become common practice

to rudely and unceremoniously interfere in the affairs of sovereign states; it is enough just to declare an undesirable country a zone of one’s interests. or a threat to national security, which will immediately be followed by carpet bombing and the overthrow of an undemocratic regime. for this reason , hotbeds of tension constantly flare up in various parts of the planet, destroying countries and entire regions. there are a lot of examples. we have come to the point that today no state feels itself. protected from external aggression, this is facilitated by the destruction by the countries of the collective west of the fundamental foundations of the strategic stability of international security institutions. in honor of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus, a number of settlements

were awarded the pennant for their resilience during the great patriotic war. these are the urban villages of osvie and obol, as well as the cities of osipovichi, baranovichi, derzhinska, dyatlovo, kalinkovichi, lyuban and chausy. each of them has their own heroic story, which is part of the overall great victory. and this story we we remember, honor and are proud. participants of the great patriotic war accept congratulations and words of gratitude on the eve of victory day. 370 veterans live in minsk. this is a quarter of all those remaining in belarus. fedor sergeevich feshchenko, university professor, teacher, role model. i met the war at the age of fifteen. in the first days of work. a medal for the victory over germany, the order of the great patriotic war of the second degree and other anniversary and memorable awards. the chairman of the standing commission on labor and

social issues of the house of representatives irina kostevich. an active citizen of our country, he is interested in all issues, starting with social ones. and needs special means, this is healing, this is a victory, of course, not only for those who brought it on the battlefields, this is a victory for the entire people, i witnessed this, i told you that i went through the labor

front, i know how hard it was, and a patriot is someone who loves the place where he was born, was born, this is his homeland, from the word birth, this is the spiritual state of a person. employees of the minsk regional central hospital visited irina ivanovna vendina. she is 97 and lives in the village of prudyanskaya sloboda, minsk region. during the war she was a partisan, after which she worked as doctors in molodechnoye izoslavl. gifts, flowers, words of sincere gratitude for victory, for loyalty to the profession. irina ivanovna herself shared her memories.

and, probably, the stories of people who survived all these hard times and the horrors of war have been preserved for the rest of their lives. irina ivanovna vendina, she was the messenger at the house we arrived at in a partisan detachment, that is, a person who was born in the twenty-seventh year, she saw this war already at a conscious age, i always take my daughter with me, she came here for the first time at the age of 7, then... every year i am with her i come, now she is already 17, she is also interested in this, and after all

, young people should hear all these stories first-hand, only we can raise patriots, today the feat of our heroes is also honored by little belarusians, the children of one of the kindergartens in minsk read poems and sang songs about war and homeland, they pictured victory, but perhaps they don’t understand everything yet, but from an early age they learn more about the country and our history. olga davidovich met the young people. artists, patriots.