today we present the works of four eminent pakistani artists, one of whom came to the opening ceremony. pakistan is an incredible country with a rich cultural heritage, beautiful landscapes and ancient civilizations. this is a country where sacred sikh places, historical buddhist and hindu sites, as well as numerous churches, mosques and shrines are located. it is very significant because this is already a traditional event held by the pakistani embassy.

today victoria is on her home field in smolevichi did not allow the minsk team to try on awards ahead of schedule. yulia oshurova's team was stronger 1:0. karina migunova distinguished herself in this fight. today the girls showed great courage in the game, did everything that we looked at compared to yesterday’s game, completed the setup from start to finish, plus, of course, showed great strength. 2:2 in the series, on june 20 the fifth final match will be held in minsk, where the champion will be determined. alexander

sosnovich failed to make it into the main draw of the prestigious bta 500 tournament in berlin. the prize fund for local competitions is almost million dollars. in the match of the second round of qualifying, belarus lost in two sets to chinese tuyu vahan 4-6-1-6. two belarusians - arina sabalenka and victoria azarenka - will continue their performances in the german capital.

belarus is endless forests, blue rivers and lakes, pristine nature, from which it is impossible to take your eyes off, and belarus is also people, and we are revealing their destinies for you. we carry traditions through generations and at the same time change our views on familiar things. all this makes the world a better place. we tell you about different people, but they have one thing in common: love for belarus. belarus 24!

children do not choose a country to be born in, when the world appears, they do not even imagine what they may face: prosperity and the garden of eden or war and life in hell. of course, adults are to blame for the misfortunes of little people and the lack of a normal childhood, but this process is not always controllable, which makes it scary. this. real stories of children of donbass, children who had no childhood, children of war.

on november 1, 2022, i was playing football with my friends, and the ball flew into the grass, i ran. behind the sword, well, a little, so to speak, i forgot about the fact that mines are scattered, everything there, at the moment when i was blown up by a mini, i’m like this, i get a leg, here’s where the piece of iron is, here on top , this is where i got my leg, this is how far it was amputated, i was holding my leg like this on this part like this, trying to restore the blood, i was holding it like this, well, i tried with all my might, because at that moment it was scary, i didn’t understand what to do at all, it it's the only thing i could think of. my friends were very scared at first, they started to run away, and i just started screaming, and well, they realized that i was still with me like that ’s fine, they were like, well, they ran back sharply, well, from the windows, i’m there, it turns out i was blown up where there were entrances all around, well, people started looking for

an ambulance, everyone started calling, i only had hope that they wouldn’t cut off my leg, well , the doctors there gave me hope for this guy that maybe they would save my leg, well.. . already there it was a complete mess with the leg, so it didn’t work out, a very terrible injury - this is without exaggeration, there is practically no chance left, it often happens, well , there is such an expression as traumatic amputation, but it’s not entirely true, a traumatic separation of a limb occurs, and amputation is only completes, and unfortunately, the amputation rate for such injuries is quite high. in adults, this often happens through amputation, the reason, of course, is difficult to say how a person can protect himself from such an insidious mine, it is practically impossible visible when they just appeared in donetsk, a day there were at least two or three people delivering,

exploding into a mini petal, then thanks to the work of the media, everything else , this situation decreased significantly, significantly. after the explosion, a petal came over me, and emotions about the war, that was of course, but i was 6 years old at that moment when the war began, well, i, of course, well, moments.

something just flies in, but nothing changes, just at one moment it can just fly in and fly straight to our house arrived, was there. two shells, one caused smoke in the house, and we went outside, the second had already cut off limbs, the arrival, a big surge of adrenaline, the brain just didn’t fully understand what had happened, in general, there was a slight concussion, so they didn’t feel it all , but there was such a thing that...

on the territory of the lugansk people 's republic, about the number of children who died, about the amount of destroyed infrastructure that ukraine simply destroyed over 9 years, again, destroyed kindergartens, schools, hospitals, respectively oh well people, our people are generally very strong, to survive in 9 years this kind of genocide, as you rightly said, will not give up, it was scary when there was a war, it was scary, we went to kiril, before my grandmother, we also before my grandmother we were driving, only there, only she

was here somewhere, now everything is peaceful, the cities are being built beautifully, yes, that’s what happened then, they were bombed, it was scary, they sat in the basements, yeah, they sat in the basements for a long time, yes, but for a walk, there was the opportunity to go outside, well, yes, we went out there near the entrance. it wasn't scary scary, have you often heard explosions? yes, and what mother said, parents, grandmothers, went into the basements, immediately sat there, this responds, and again responds to the upbringing of children, because children practically did not see childhood, you imagine, those children who are teenagers , yes, they were 12 years old when the war began; in principle, they had practically no jetty. above and so on, those children who were born during the war, they do not understand at all what a normal childhood is, when our children leave,

we now know that there are a lot of programs for the health of children, camps, children go out, i see wildness in my eyes, because children who do not live, and god forbid that this never concerns children, they do not understand our children, why, when a plate falls in the dining room or the pan is very loud, why does the child... fall to the floor, how do our children not understand those children who, well, have a normal childhood, as it should be, these are congratulated children, accordingly, this is a certain moral state, these are psychological certain injuries, we often talk about the need to rehabilitate those children who were injured, of course, and we are doing this and will continue to do this, but we also must not forget about those children who, yes , perhaps they are impossible, thank god, they are not ...

so that it would already take place under normal conditions, this is lesechansko, june 9, the wheels themselves are neat, heavy shelling began in may, on may 8 our grandmother’s house burned down, next door... we defended, we put out the fire on may 8, and on may 9,

when the injury occurred, after another shelling approached the house, and just the neighbors came out, and waved, kolya and the little boy, zhenya, their adopted son, oh, everything has arrived since may 9, we didn’t hear ours, ’22, yes, yes, may 9, 22 . so we somehow looked there, i saw what happened there and my husband ran there, the saint was somehow behind us with a bicycle in his hands. and it turns out that he screams, mom, he tore off my hand, uh-huh, but i didn’t hear what i thought he saw there, what happened, when i turned around, well, i saw this horror, his throat was torn, uh-huh, at first, well, i thought it was tangent, the only thing is that, as a medic, i quickly pressed my neck into the yard under the cover,

the fact that we were already flying, we didn’t even hear then, to be honest, although only later, when.. we talked that there was a lot of flying, but we had no time for that, we provided first aid, my husband also came running, the same thing happened there, people also helped those who had nothing to leave, and then other neighbors began to run around. at least get some gasoline, at least drain it from one other car a little bit at a time, to at least get us to the city, to the ambulance, we still had ukraine, we weren’t liberated yet, where were we from anyway, and then we were transported to get there, well, we were lucky that there was an ambulance, in general, we were first taken to bakhmut, artyomov lvov, we ended up in lvov, it was very difficult for us, there they did the first mri in bakhmut, only there we found out that there were more than 15 in his lungs, and how many, a nerve ganglion

torn out, we were not given any guarantee that the hand would recover.

visited as best we could, to be honest, why not stayed there, oh, yes, yes, between the ukrainian media they also filmed the saint and asked the same question, he even told them, with me, as they say, i’m home, my goal is to restore the house, yes, saint, as you said, remember , make repairs, everything else, we even said there that we were home when the fighting began near lugansk in the city of shchastya in 2022, the local... boarding school , the ukrainian side took 10 children to transcarpathia, ostensibly for their safety, but in fact history took on a completely different color. i find out that they have already left, they are at 4:00 in the morning they had already left, but naturally we thought that they would transfer in severodonetsk, well , it’s kind of close here, no one knew that this

would happen at all, we also talk on the phone on the way, there is still a connection, she... we we're moving on, we're moving on, we got on the train, i say where are you going, no one knows when they'll arrive, the teachers will say, no one at all no one knew where we were going, why, like, no one knew, we we just got on the train and then we were on our way, in short to lvov, but in lvov when we were there it was very strong it’s stressful that they didn’t want to communicate with us in well...

well, i know the ukrainian language, i know it well, but after such things like that with such an attitude, you really don’t want to speak this language yourself, we got to the point , that they even rushed at us, that you are like this, you are that, they didn’t bomb you enough, they should have known you in general , and you, the second, third, fourth month, then she says that they are already starting to come, assign them to a boarding school there they want to take it away and what should i tell them there, what are the children? refused, well, their parents abandoned them refused, we start looking for volunteers there, someone, how to get there, how to contact, then we find out that they don’t want children for us at all. give, well , they said nasty things, like, like, your parents don’t need you, you lived badly there, like we’ll be better off, let’s lure them to us with gifts,

social services, this is our child, like she’s yours, this is my child, we’re on time war, war since '14, we haven't taken a single step from this village with all the children, not a single step at all, we grew up here, we were all born here. what are they like yours, in 1935 , the source of life organization was established in germany, its task was to stimulate the growth of the birth rate of true aryans, as well as to increase the german population by germanizing children from slavic peoples. children were taken from families in the occupied territories and subjected to germanization, given...

well, we arrived on april 28 in bakhmud from popasnaya, 2-3 months later these white angels arrived, i was not there, i was sitting in the basement then. they arrived, started talking to grandpa, where is milanya, like they showed me a photo, then they said, we need to take milanya, take him out, like, we ’ll take him to germany, another family is waiting for her there, they started telling me something like russia took, killed my mother, and all this was said by the so-called grandfathers white angels give birth completely unhindered. and under the guise of good intentions, they offer evacuation to families with children to the ukrainian side, when the parents refuse, they threaten to take the child, they say there is a law on the evacuation

of children from dangerous territories, and fathers are threatened sent to the front, in such cases women are forced to leave with their children for the territory of ukraine. well, maybe they found out that i was without my mother, maybe it interested them, that they understood that yeah. they took everyone out, hid, yes, we have one, i know, one woman was sitting in the basement, so she waited for russia and came out with the child, and they were looking for her, in our area they went from house to house,

asking, but somehow god took it away, that they didn’t come to us, didn’t see what was hiding with us, some, dima, is essentially the only child left in avdeevka, everyone else was taken away, children, as i was told yesterday. secretly, there are still children, but it’s not clear whether they’re one and a half years old, or 8 years old, but it seems to me that they’re most likely older, because i don’t know, i wouldn’t risk it if i were really small, because that’s what it ’s all about the moment when it started, mine was 2 years old and every time he was a little idle, he became cowardly, because there was no hospital, he said, it’s also like you can’t order specially at the pharmacy, you never know, maybe they’ll come with a check list, but ... who do you order from, it was scary, we stayed because this is our land, our home, why do we have to leave somewhere, be it by force or voluntarily, as

they initially said, they will vacate you voluntarily, and then it was all, as they say, purposeful about peaceful people, people wrote, peaceful people, people live here, they flew there very often, because there were many cases where, as they say, rockets fell nearby. well, for civilians, we saw this, as soon as the shooting begins, they deliberately shoot at houses. tell me how you lived in

avdeevka? well, i can, it was discussed, well, well , well, the war began when i was very little, for me it’s like an everyday thing, i’m used to it, yes, i’m used to it, i was on vacation in...

and in the summer of twenty-one, how correct is that? i remember for the video message to the un, i didn’t say anything illegal there in principle, i just said that, first of all, so that the war stops and the children live peacefully, so that they don’t listen to shelling every day, but go to school normally, studied, in general they were like ordinary people, like ordinary children of their age always think about the world, that this is the last day, that all this will end soon, and we go to work under fire, we come... home under fire, we worry about the children when we are at work, because we are working remotely, the children are studying, they don’t go to institutions, they are all home-schooled, of course we are worried and waiting for peace, we will hope that the war will end, everything will change, we will wait, i say, guys, and you understand, you live in such a country, i say, you , well, again, again

the president, what i’m saying is, “they didn’t save us, failed in their time, yes, you say, you don’t appreciate it, you live, go out under a peaceful sky, don’t pay attention to it, you appreciate it and take care of it, so i’m just repeating myself, the same thing, i say, appreciate it and take care of this, history does not know from the subjunctive mood, but you can influence the future, the future of our children, so that such stories do not exist."