news agency presents in the public domain we have no secrets from our people. september 1974. in space sayuz-13. the crew of commander petr klimuk and flight engineer valyanets lebedev took over the space watch. petr klimuk is our fellow countryman from the village of kamarovka, which is in the brescia region. caucasus? i am ural. can you hear me? ural, i am kavkaz. i hear you, excellent. we understand you, i feel good, my mood is cheerful, the flight is normal. it seems like... i want

to say a sincere thank you, thank you for getting me back on my feet, thank you for you gave me an education, thank you, friends, for the great honor you gave me to perform space flights, a significant year for the republic, two of its sons were in space at once, they became vigilant...

all those difficult years, huge sacrifices were in space, when you fly up to your territory, you experience such a kind of pleasure, and the same feeling as when you drive up to your home, your heart jumps out of your chest, and here you fly up, right into the communication zone, also similarly, in orbit at once two of his messengers, and vladimir kovalenok.

it’s rainy, like the rain, the sun is shining, the sun is shining, and how our life is built up from these granules, though. then looking at the world of our skin and skin day is something new for ourselves, it’s so good for us, because we work with anyone, with anyone, and belarus.

reasonably, as belarus lives, we give reasonable culture, traditions of our people. sennya patomskaya land krochyts our belarusian batleyka. our songs sleep in the sun, we are known far beyond the borders of the tomsk region, we have two kalects, which are in the sun today we came here, this ensemble belaya rus

and the ensemble myadunitsa. i want to say that these two ensembles have the status of folk. in general, i am at the festival of belarusians of the world for the first time, but...

i left in 1979, but to this day i kind of live on tomsk land, however, i have already lived longer than i lived in belarus, but at first i came every six months, there was such an opportunity, there was a kind of a huge desire to come, but i came, well , the years passed. they say: everything changes, everything flows, everything changes, they began to come less often, and in general i grew

i am in belarus, so i graduated from the lyubcha secondary school, and before that i studied at the ostashinskaya eight-year school, i worked at the ostashinskaya eight-year school for more than 10 years as a pioneer leader, so i still keep in touch with my pioneers, so i will say, i left 15 years ago, and well, i met there with the belarusian... community, or rather, i was looking for them, to be honest, i knew that there is a belarusian community in armenia, and i definitely wanted to meet the chairman, well , it turned out the way i wanted, because i i have always been a creative person, and i love my profession very much, i have always been involved in music, always on stage, i give concerts myself, i work as an accompanist at a school now in... armenia, that is, i have always been in such an active creative life. in belarus, i

also taught piano at a gymnasium here. i left belarus a long time ago , back in 2001, but i visit constantly, every year, even two or three times a year, when the child was small, we generally came here three times a year, because, uh, my daughter i studied distance learning.

37 years ago i left for love, got married, that's how many years i've been living in armenia, i live pretty well, countries, lakes, you 're closing. i don't need countries, you're distant, here is my love, we have a lot in common,

and hospitality, well, i would say so, even in belarus belarusians have more patience, more of this active life position, they always always know what they want from life. they always unite, there's a lot of love, they love, they love, everyone loves people, well, they love to gather friends, this is very... unites these two nations, unites the weather, probably now, because it seems to me, we brought you wonderful weather from spain, i don’t remember such a wonderful air temperature and such sunshine in minsk in september, and everything is so green, so i think that this is what unites us now, common values, it seems to me, it is

hospitality, because both belarus and armenia are very hospitable countries, very hospitable peoples. in general, belarusian songs are heard, we often we meet with those who come to us, this is your russian drama theater, these are the pesnyary, once during the great patriotic war , the kupala theater worked on the territory of tomsk, so when the kupala members came, we have such photographs, well, let's say, cool, wonderful photographs, where

it was clearly understood that we really met as family with the pesnyary, several times, however , different teams of pesnyary came, but in any case, we find them anywhere, ask for tickets, go out on stage with them and we demonstrate, as it were, our respect for the people, well, when our choristers come out in belarusian costumes, well, the heart rejoices, every minute from the moment of arrival we feel in those years and this time, so that we would carry this part of this kindness, so that we... would carry it, take it to our countries, and there we would also talk about it and by our example of serving the homeland of our ancestors, as if showing that it is possible to do this, that it is necessary to do this, that this is, probably, happiness and joy, i love you, mother russia, two bloods in me

the river flows, two lands.

together with her in this project and translate into spanish vasil bykov, imbued with the atmosphere of khatyn brest fortress, visited the dacha of the museum of irina knyazeva, a completely wonderful person who is very erudite, knows a lot so inspired our ankhali that when

she returned, we got to work, she translated from russian into spanish, i with...