began a blockade of processing plants. the peasants enjoy popular support in the country, and the government is forced to seek a compromise with them. true, it is unclear what kind; brussels is unlikely to allow the polish authorities to introduce additional duties on strawberries. it became known that the american company burisma monopolized the provision of funeral services in ukraine. she bought 8,000 enterprises of this profile throughout the country and receives her legal hryvnia from each funeral. this story is remarkable because c... for american businessmen, because the more corpses, the higher the income. it is quite possible that the bidens also have their own personal interest in continuing the conflict. the authorities of papa no.

they clarified that the number of victims of the landslide, which covered one of the local villages at dawn, was 2,000 people; the country had never before seen a tragedy of such a monstrous scale. it is reported that thousands of tons of earth and stones buried the village while its inhabitants slept. no one managed to escape. the number of victims continues to be determined, quite perhaps 2.0 dead.

and ukrainian saboteurs are being caught. today in our country all conditions are being created to successfully repel any aggression, but our western neighbors did not really like the appearance of nuclear weapons in belarus, while their placement on the territory of nato countries suits everyone, but this is probably different. there is a redistribution of spheres of influence in the world, and, in addition, a departure from a unipolar world to a polycentric world. belarus, it is located, in fact, at the junction of these two power lines, confrontation west and east, and any changes in the international situation, in international security, immediately affect our national security. the constitution of our country states in black and white that we are not going to attack anyone. military capabilities and military strength are defensive in nature, and this is against the backdrop of the rapid armament of our neighbors. author.

ksenia lebedeva’s view on the policy of double standards in the project is different, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. in the times of ancient russia, it was this river that connected the varyazhskaya, as then it was called spont efsinsky, the modern black sea. but the famous ivoryak trade route to the greeks did not pass through the city, located on the coast, although individual boats most likely sailed here. archaeological finds are direct confirmation of this. and here the lungs of europe breathe and the heart of the belarusian woodland beats. a tailwind is carrying us pince.

perhaps it was the clear waters of the leisurely pina that whispered to the ancient inhabitants the name of the city in which we soon landed; indeed, why philosophize when such... a hint is nearby, many ancient slavic cities received their names by the name of the tributary of the large river they were located near, vitebsk - from vidba, polotsk from polota, noapinsk - from pina, but we still go ashore and are greeted by the symbol of the port of pinsk with a bright blue river railway station. an example of polesie wooden architecture with its appearance marks the arrival of spring, disappears with the onset of cold weather, but there is no way about it. in america, houses afloat are called the fashionable word houseboard - house-ship, but they have not yet termed floating stations came up with what they would call our river port, station board it seems. by the way, the contents of this unusual building are no

different from the contents of our usual stations, standard ticket offices and waiting rooms. in soviet times, you could buy a ticket here. even on a rocket and go, no, not into space, that was the name of the hydrofoil motor ship, which, like today's passenger flights, went on a journey down pripyat, they say the city above pinoy is like a magical vision, woven from water, ancient buildings and fogs , latest gave the famous russian poet alexander blok a reason to compare pinsk with the mythical kitishgrad. fortunately, the water element was more favorable to this glorious city, otherwise our journey would have been underwater, sounds good in search of the belarusian atlantis. every trip is new impressions,

pleasant acquaintances and experiences, they say, people who have traveled a lot and seen a lot can be recognized from thousands, and not only by a properly packed suitcase, clothes of freedom. come here, look, enterprising pinsk residents, advertising is even on asphalt. we go further and see black and white portals into the history of the ancient city. street art author evgeniy syusyura. on the supports of the old bridge across the back, wheeled gunpowders floating along the river, a sawmill across the river, a plot with palishuks, reminiscent of the existence of the pinsk bazaar on boats. and the 16th-century church of st. stanislaus, blown up by soviet authorities in 1953, was a shrine in the city's main square. once upon a time, the grandiose

church was part of a single majestic ensemble of the jesuit monastery. today there is a park in its place. but this is monumental. the collegium, the oldest historical and architectural monument of the capital of polesie, has fortunately survived to this day. from a bird's eye view, as well as from other angles, the patriarch of pinsk looks impressive. in the 18th century it was the best educational institution in the city. for 12-13 years of study here it was possible to receive not only secular, but also spiritual education. among the famous graduates. colleague publicist and teacher anastaz ludwig kersnicki, as well as historian and poets narushevich and rector of the university of warsaw, karol wyrwicz. by the way, i heard that the jesuits were the first to abandon the stick, that is, corporal punishment, and

used awards and distinctions as carrots. it is also curious that the college’s academic year had only 190 days. and the classes are the envy of today. today, within the walls of the former college there is a children's choreographic school and a museum of belarusian polesie. and here is his first exhibit - a tractor-monument. when the front line was approaching the city in 1941, a worker from the town of david dismantled the car into separate parts, greased it with grease and buried it in land. bssr, the tractor was reassembled and given a personal name, captain. museum exhibit, do not touch with hands. let's take a look inside, here, as if by threads, the historical path of the city and its inhabitants has been assembled into a single canvas. about

75 thousand exhibits. my eyes widen. 19th century pink slate sarcophagus, scandinavian fork. vikings, hanging seal of the grand duke of kiev, yadislav yaroslavich. here, pay attention, an unremarkable at first glance, balavy, in fact, is a sign. by the way, the owner of this bike tried i also made a wooden helicopter, but

i used it for its intended purpose, and why didn’t it fly, it probably didn’t work out to take off, i feel like a detailed tour of the museum could take the whole day, but i’ll still pop into the polesye tretyakov gallery for a minute. polutna vosnetsova, pena, shishkina, the collection of paintings is second only to the national art museum, here is the sea of ​​poseido on the brush, ivan aivazovsky, aka avanes gayvazyan, painted almost all of his paintings not from life, but from memory. by the way, in one of the halls of the museum i managed to notice the most curious shell, amber, fossilized remains of sea.

in terms of politics there, it was actually raised by the anglo-saxon countries, great britain, the usa, this modern ruling elite, their personal future is secured, but they pay for this by defending the american british interests in the european union, destroying it. this week, for example, the security system, as they call it, was completed; this cybersecurity system completely surrounded our union state. military power and sovereignty are what will ensure us participation in the war to the last. the only thing is when... usa for the first quarter

of 24 17.5%. the key word is consolidation. if we want a future for our children, we must all unite. the project is objective. don't miss new releases. on the belarus 24 tv channel. they arranged their life in the village in such a way that any city dweller could envy. don't be offended, please, i mean this in a good sense, but you promised that i would come to your house, and not to the museum, no matter where you look, your gaze falls everywhere, everywhere some man-made, these are everyday objects, the person leading from the capital will have to experience all the delights of rural life, there are a lot of people.

in the torah to the ancient greek historian and some modern researchers. they consider the pinsk swamps to be an echo of the ancient press sea, formed after travelers and warriors, and later recorded their observations. so now guess whether there was great water here 2,500 years ago, or whether the herodototovo sea is

a historical phantom. they also say that in ancient times a tribe of people lived in these places, capable of turning into wolves, although they did not howl from tovsky and anger at the moon, because the swamps have been protected from enemies since ancient times, fed and finally treated. many medicinal herbs grow in this area to this day. here, according to popular belief, lived the belarusian snake gorynych, smok, from latin tsmauk. it seems that this was the name of the bloodthirsty dragon in the hollywood adventure film. the hobbit, but his polesian brother was good-natured and completely harmless. be that as it may, the pinsk swamps have long become the highlight of excursion programs. landscapes full thoughtfulness and sadness fascinate even the most fastidious travelers. not so long ago

, russian cryptozoologists also visited these places, looking for a large reptile or...

as if, but it’s time for us to fly, we are returning to the city limits. the first mention of pinsk in the ipatiev chronicle dates back to 197 . then the city was part of the principality of turov, and later gained independence. in the memory of these lands, kievan rus, the grand duchy of lithuania, speech. watered russian empire, poland, soviet union. architects in the seventies of the last century , pinsk was considered the second city in belarus after grodno, in terms of the number of surviving architectural monuments. well, let's see. the streets, buildings and citizens themselves will tell us about the history of the city. by the way, do you know how to determine

who is in front of you, a native resident of pinsk or a visitor? you need to ask a simple question: with whom? do you have the honor to communicate with a penchan or penchuk? hello, hello, who do you consider yourself to be, penchans or pinchuks? probably pinsk residents, pinsk residents? and you are the indigenous people of pinsk? pinchuk is like a surname and like local? i don’t even know, probably pinchuk. i’ve been living in pinsk for 15 years, i’m not originally from here. i'm counting penchans, penchuks, it seems to me, i'm counting penchans, penchuks.

there is clearly money in the bag. find 10 differences. popershee, i’m from pinsk, says the real pinchug, then bends his finger and lists all his merits. it seems that, although i very much doubt it, this is how all the inhabitants of this region imagined themselves. well, to list all the attractions of pinsk with its rich history. the fingers of our entire film crew are enough. in that the building behind the polish hour housed one of the best hotels in the city. the rooms here were equipped with telephones and even amenities. as a rule, they made a date near the english hotel and then hit the gas. this phrase, combining polish

and hebrew words, meant going for a walk along... the main street of pinsk. we set off for shpatsir along the main pedestrian street, and here we are, as nowhere else in the city have historical buildings been preserved. club of editors on the side of hitler's germany , almost all european countries fought, except serbia. greece, so we must clearly understand that they will not recognize may 9 as a holiday, for them it is a day of defeat. it was may 9, by the way, that became one of those holidays.

there will be a select few, a certain group, all the rest are simply not needed, that’s where all the experiments come from. the celebration of may 9 is a matter of survival of the belarusian and russian nations. don’t miss on the tv channel belarus 24. religious denominations, it is even called the second jerusalem, here, as in the israeli city of three religions, churches coexist, churches synagogues. basilica minor, the honorary

title of minor basilica, was given to the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary by the pope . the appearance of the temple combines the medieval power of gothic and the baroque layout of the temple of il gesu in rome. the interior space is emphasized by a whole complex of monumental and decorative carvings made at the beginning of the 18th century. to the left of the entrance to the church is the altar of the ostro-abram mother of god. this chapel is associated with such two personalities, very legendary, one might say for us, this is, first of all, a servant of god biskup zigmot of lazil, yes, who was the first bishop of this finnish province of ours. the second eternal saint.

thousands of believers are waiting for the courageous witness of the faith to be counted as a saint, but so far the vatican lacks miracles associated with

his name. not every tourist will be able to get into the oldest part of the church, the sacrestium; our creative group was lucky. antique furniture, copper washbasin, more to come . in the cross gallery of the theological seminary. miraculously preserved frescoes of the 16th century, a real exclusive. here's a special one a source of pride for all residents of pinsk: argan church, one of the oldest in belarus. here the famous pinsk madonna, alfred romera, steps on clouds that look like thick polesie fogs. its prototype was a real one... by the way, the four-tiered belfry next to the church was built a hundred years earlier than the pesan tower, but a

similar architectural mistake was made: this bell tower also deviated from its axis. in the meantime, while the whole world in photographs does not allow the leaning tower of pisa to fall, i will support the pima tower in every sense. another one the reason why pinsk is called the polesian jerusalem is the city’s close connection with the history of the israeli people; before the second world war, 70% of the population were jews. the first israeli president, chaim weizmann, was born near pinsk, where the future fifth prime minister of israel, golda meyer, spent seven childhood years with her grandmother, and this is also where the parents of the billionaire and ex-wife lived.

you can also learn about its historical status from the inscription in polish about this building. men's state gymnasium, the oldest in polesie. today it is located here city ​​department of education. i also recommend including this temple on sovetskaya street in your personal itinerary. the first prayers were heard here in 1712. in the cathedral of st. barbara there is one of the oldest icons of belarus from the 16th century. mothers. adigitri of jerusalem. it is believed that her image was painted by the evangelist luke himself. 15 years before the ascension of jesus christ. according to the stories of parishioners, miracles happen here. people are healed from various illnesses, find help in solving many problems, family conflicts, overcoming depression and sadness. a varvara also patronizes travelers and is considered an intercessor.

a memorial plaque in memory of the wedding of one of the titans of belarusian literature, yakub kolos, and his betrothed appeared on the belfry 3 years ago. i'll tell you a big secret. in fact, the sacrament of wedding, as the old-timers say, did not take place here, in the wooden church, which was once part of the varvara monastery. this temple, alas, has not survived. life in pinsk is an important milestone in the life of yakub kolos; here he met his future wife, got married and got married the first heir, and 100 years ago it was in this not at all pompous wooden house that kola and his family lived, kolos block turgenev

glinka kuprinka. gorodevich gubilev is not a complete list of celebrities whose destinies are connected with pinsk. it is known that louise boyd, the daughter of the owner of a california gold mine, also visited these parts. yes, yes, the same legendary american woman who discovered polesie to the world and spent her entire inheritance on studying the arctic. by the way, the pinsk gentry is from the creator of the first belarusian opera. this is exactly what the sponsor of its construction, the merchant son david boyarsky, wanted to call the first city cinema, then... if you believe

wikipedia, the first stone, the foundation of this architectural monument was laid by the last polish king stanislav august ponitovsky, it turns out, no, by that time the monarch had already was not in town. the polish writer, jozef kraszewski, once joked with... saying that this building stands like a dandy in the village, today you can more often hear another definition of the building, this palace is called the pearl of polesie. built a city building judge, financier, politician and grandfather of the famous artist, musician and composer napoleon ordet. this is the first secular residential stone building from the late 16th

century. butrimovich palace. synthesis of baroque classicism - the author's decision of the vilna architect schildgaus. three glorious families, butrimovichi, hordes, skirmunts, took turns in possession of this majestic property.