and yet, more than 2 thousand tons were delivered to their destination in donetsk and lugansk. following the columns of the ministry of emergency situations, which stopped counting when their number exceeded a hundred, russian regions, public organizations, and ordinary citizens of our country began sending humanitarian aid, because helping in trouble is so natural. construction materials went to donbass for... after shelling, and even for newly rebuilt schools and hospitals. during the mass evacuation of residents of the republics in february twenty-second, on the eve of the start nvo, in the largest cities of russia , aid collection points for refugees were opened, volunteers accepted food, dishes, clothes, and basic necessities, and collected toys and books for children. with the beginning of the northern military district, it...

applies not only to the donbass, but to the kherson and zaporozhye regions, to all liberated territories. here are the dry numbers: from february to october 2022, until new regions became part of russia, the customs posts of the rostov region at checkpoints processed more than 5,000 vehicles with humanitarian cargo, their weight is about 89. tone. the flow went on around the clock. today, when there are no longer borders, the help is not getting less. and it is sent not only to the residents of novorossiya, but also to the soldiers of the northern military district. they bring the things and equipment they need. supporting those in the trenches on the front line has been a tradition since the great patriotic war. but the main focus is still on civilians. on the anniversary of the admission of new regions to the russian federation, vladimir putin emphasized.

all russian regions provide truly fraternal assistance to the donbass, zaporozhye and kherson regions. today we we are also creating our common future together, restoring and building schools, hospitals, houses and roads, museums and memorials. all our regions provide truly fraternal assistance to the cities and towns of donbass and novorossiya. in this work, in this common cause. volunteers, public and religious organizations, parliamentary parties, entrepreneurs and labor collectives contribute, the whole large, united country is all doing a common cause. about how helping novorossiya became a conscious choice of a large number of different people in the story of anna efimova. moscow - warehouse,

where the sorting and packaging of all the variety of cargo that will soon be sent to donbass is underway, here are food products, books, warm winter clothes, both for civilians and sponsored military units. we write down once in the inventory what it is for, so that the goods do not get lost. svetlana mikhailovna, a former successful screenwriter and journalist, today the owner of two state awards of the dpr and one of the main devotees of the volunteer movement. donbass, she started helping when it was not yet mainstream, in 2014 everything began with several parcels from ranin. today , not only professional volunteers, but also the families of those who are now on the front line help cope with the volumes much more significantly. for all mothers, i want to say, on behalf of all mothers, sons, hold on. every month , a truck loaded to capacity leaves in the direction of donbass. moscow traffic, donbass is just called that. in fact, it united all of russia, hundreds of volunteers.

organizations, foundations, ordinary people, the moscow energy institute, for example, does what is much needed in the cold winter season bourgeois, several volunteer groups are knitting a camouflage net and preparing dry rations, but what surprised most of all were the parishioners from the church of st. alexander nevsky in lionozovo; from scrap materials they made a folk analogue of an expensive reconnaissance pipe. this pipe is built up as much as necessary, you are in a shelter in a dugout or in a siege, and 2 me at the top there are snipers who. you can see everything at work, look into this pipe, you will see, here i can hand it as useful and practical as possible in combat conditions, as far as mass production it’s been established, but it will be based on need, no, the fact is that this is actually the first time that this is going to the front, the moscow donbass volunteer group has already sent 69 convoys, the scale is impressive, but the results of their work here are assessed very modestly. we do not replace the state, we do not set out to replace the state, we are small but fast. and we simply provide targeted help

where the large state machine does not have time to turn around. this is aleksandrovka, one of the front-line villages of the dpr. in fact, it is considered the outskirts of donetsk, under fire locality. there are mostly lonely old people left, we are bombarded from the center every day, sometimes there is no one to take care of them, so the delivery of humanitarian aid, food and personal hygiene products is an essential necessity. well , objectively, we started learning for ourselves first, because history is unlike anything else, well, let’s face it, probably since 1945, there haven’t been conflicts of this level. every month volunteers of the russian humanitarian mission. sent to week-long business trips to deliver everything needed and collect information on the ground about what is still missing. volchavskaya spiritual clinics provide treatment for children and adolescents with mental disorders. now, thanks to volunteers, there is a modern interactive panel for classes and special rehabilitation equipment,

weight vests, exercise bikes, and hanging swings. help is coming from abroad. one of the italian foundations, for example, purchased neonatal cribs, stethoscopes, glucometers for... for interim nutrition of newborns, in short , there are still people in the eu who put humanitarian issues above political ones. the activities of the sos-donbass volunteer group began with rallies against the oppression of russians abroad and resulted in the creation of an extensive volunteer group providing assistance to the residents of donbass. the head of the group, anna novikova berne , first came to donetsk in august 2022 to compare what the french media were writing about with what was actually happening. now she is preparing to send another one.

goes beyond just material support, along with it , cultural and spiritual ties, as well as interaction in such an important area as education, also become of great importance. sirius is the first federal territory in russia, where the largest unique

educational cluster in russia is located. gifted children from all russian regions come here to improve their knowledge and skills. and it was here, on behalf of president vladimir putin , that assistance measures were developed for... talented youth from the dpr and lpr, many of them have already become participants in various thematic shifts: the very first days of a comprehensive project of the all-russian popular front to help new regions, sirius got involved in this work, our volunteer center is constantly gaining momentum, taking into account the expansion of students who come to us, and targeted assistance, it is connected including preschool education from...

any minute. anna efimova, lyari savelev, anastasia popova, typical new russia. about how important the humanitarian assistance provided to the new people remains to this day region, about the first convoys of the ministry of emergency situations, about how

the process of supplying humanitarian aid began, about everything related to this concept, we will talk with our permanent expert. i saw with my own eyes a city destroyed by war, yes, when people who had lost everything, who really needed the most necessary things, it was 2008, then it was still ukrainian times and in odessa we collected several trucks of humanitarian aid and sent them to south ossetia , why did this cause such a huge response from the townspeople, from odessa residents, in general then i also saw how, firstly, well, it’s actually a difficult process, yes, on the other hand, events were carried out with... in this area, i saw how well-functioning a fantastic machine it is inside, people who

have seriously devoted themselves to humanitarian work, you need to understand, how it’s a huge amount of work, work - this is also because you also have to interact with people, with people in need, yes, it’s actually not even easy psychologically, organizationally it’s not easy, that is, it’s a very big deal, these are the very the white convoys of 2014, they remained in the memory in such a powerful way, even immortalized in the donbass. what was their role, why did they make such a strong impression? it was summer, august of the fourteenth year, when first of all, for example, the city of lugansk, it was under an absolute blockade, at some point it was simply surrounded, because ukrainian troops failed to cover donetsk , and lugansk was actually in surrounded, there was no light, no water, and that is, they fired on him endlessly

, they declared that in these trucks there was no humanitarian aid, and there were shells, some kind of i don’t know, there was gunpowder, there instead of flour , and so on, and the masses of the population there accepted it, they still think that under the guise of humanitarian aid they were sent there, believe me, everything that it was necessary to send it, they sent it there in the usual manner, with such things, but it never disguised itself as an ambulance, as the ministry of emergency situations. and of course then it was just such a salvation for a huge number of people for the whole city, because i repeat, they immediately brought the general, then it starts right away when the ministry of emergency situations gets involved, it’s an integrated approach with already enormous experience in humanitarian missions around the world, you need to understand that this front is going through one of the most urbanized regions in the world in general, people literally live there everywhere, yes, if you it seems that there is simply no landing in the steppe, that is, there is everywhere, everywhere, maybe only gas can be built.

is changing, what has changed, logistics, necessity, assortment, the most important thing is, well, the border, because - unfortunately, yes, but this is how this sphere is structured, that customs, yes, it generally lives its own life and its own idea, and the humanitarian workers fought, fought against this customs, all the time, yes, they met halfway there, again, always there in the central office in moscow , yes, they called that well, but it’s all manual. there was a regime and it made it very difficult, of course, yes, that is, we know that

there are still checkpoints there, that there is no, so to speak, passage yard, and so on, but this is there the need to declare customs there and so on and so forth, this is of course very much the difference between then and now is significant, and then we know that each settlement and district has administrative units assigned to them, which means their curators are not from the central departments, so to speak, yes, but from ... yes, chefs from the regions, that’s absolutely right, this patronage assistance, it has, well, such a very wide range, in the humanitarian sphere it also works, because something is going on there somehow.

so to speak, just to find it there manufacturers who are ready to sell heating devices there at some minimal price, so to speak, yes, to find people who are ready to provide this, including, of course, the authorities of the donetsk people's republic are also very involved in this, there at the advisory level they pushed, sometimes they helped unconditionally, but in the end the city was simply so provided with these electric heating devices that at some point the local management of the energy networks, they just came to the humanitarian aid and said, guys, they say, you you know, if you also bring a truck , yes, we need these heaters, then the networks will just go down, because all this, too , was restored for profit, so to speak, so people quickly switched, they said, yeah, it’s clear, that’s it, electrical equipment, that means no more, but there was still a problem with insulation, yes, that is, some blankets began to be sorted out, so to speak, simatically, that is , this is such a quick opportunity to respond to the problems of ordinary people,

which is why humanitarian workers end up here literally, well, on the front line they often arrive earlier than others, so to speak. among those who played a significant role in the development of new russia in the 18th century were not only great commanders, but also significant statesmen . leading marshal alexander suvorov, prince grigory potemkin of tauride, but also smaller figures. one of them is the governor-general of ekaterinoslav and tauride, platon zubov. zubov's reputation

among historians is, to put it mildly, ambiguous. the last favorite of catherine the great, who used personal charm to achieve high ranks and wealth, in his early 20s he made a dizzying career from second rotmester to governor general and became the richest man in russia. during the life of potemkin, catherine’s closest associate and the main ideologist of the novorossiya project, zubov constantly plotted intrigues against him. after the sudden death of his serene highness prince tauride. the empress appointed platon zubov as president of the college of foreign affairs, head of the black sea fleet and governor-general of novorussia. unlike potemkin, catherine's last favorite, he led the lands he was confident of from st. petersburg, without leaving the capital. but if not for him, then the main black sea port of the russian empire would most likely have become not odessa, but

ochakov. zubov supported the idea of ​​joseph derebas to build on... together the turkish village of hadzhibey not just a new fortress, but to found a port city. according to admiral mardvinov’s life plan, ochakov was to become the main trading port. with this alone, platon zubov earned himself a place not only in the history of novorossiya, but on the monument to the founders of odessa, next to catherine the great, deribas and potyonkin. the ukrainian authorities demolished the monument in 2022, but... it is unlikely that history will be rewritten in this way. about what trace platon zubov left in her in the plot of olga mokhova. according to historians, platon zubov really deserved a place on the monument to the founders of the city, opened in odessa in 1900. not being generous,

on the contrary, excessively wasteful, he not only supported the ideas of the mayor deribas and the military engineer deval. and he was not among those comrades of catherine who surround her on this monument in st. petersburg. well-mannered, fairly educated, not particularly talented, but not untalented either. such characteristics.

almost all of catherine’s later years until her death he would be next to her, for this it was necessary to have not only a beautiful face, not only a beautiful figure, but, of course , a certain skill and certain ideas about the arrangement of the state mechanism. and the matter, of course, is not only about the empress’s sympathies. russia of the 8th century was an absolute monarchy, where power entirely belonged to one person. by this time the empire had not yet developed an extensive bureaucratic system of government, which it would become only by the end of the nineteenth century. the state apparatus does not

work automatically, so close assistants are needed who would be very trusted representatives of the monarch and, at the same time , quite energetic statesmen and intelligent executors of the instructions of this monarch. menshikov played this role under peter the great, and under catherine, the orlov brothers. potemkin is to some extent plato zubov. globe, books, land map, writing utensils and dressing gown. in the second half of the 16th century in russia, this was the traditional setting for a male portrait, they say, the person depicted cares about the good of the fatherland not only in the service, but in the home . this is how platon zobubov was depicted by the court painter johann baptist, lampi the elder. he is not an independent figure. he holds high positions, he has. direct access to the sovereign and so on, that is, he is an important figure, but not an independent politician, before doing something, he asks the

sovereign, but we can or cannot do this do, gentlemen says, yes, then we do. platon zubov served as governor-general of ekaterinoslav, voznesensk and tauride from 1793 to 1796; the last decade of the 16th century saw the third stage of territorial expansion. in january 1792, as a result of the yasky peace treaty with the ottoman empire, the ekaterinoslav viceroyalty included the lands between the dniester and the southern bug, and a year later the regions received by russia as a result of the second partition of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth would be on its borders. the south begins gradually, we take, in fact, the northern black sea coast, the territory of novorossiya, to be given to the empire, which ... ultimately invested quite a lot of money in the development of the south, begins with the plowing of these southern lands, begins what

, by the way, is extremely rarely talked about: the gradual economic rise of the empire, which will last until the beginning of the 19th century and a little further. in 1795, the port of hadzhibey, by decree of catherine ii, was renamed odessa, in the same year the empress gave orders. about the beginning of construction in the valley of the lugan river of the first iron foundry in the south of russia plant expeditions to evaluate deposits of coal and iron ore discovered on the territory of present-day donbass were carried out on the initiative of grigory potemkin. and under platon zubov, profitable cooperation with the british was established. it became possible to invite a large number of specialists from england. let the nevros fleet, as it was before, be intact there. the english were forgiven in our navy, but at least we had engineers, and we , to put it mildly, had a severe shortage of our own military engineers during

this period. of course, that outstanding role which platon zubov could not fulfill in the history of new russia by grigory potemkin, just as he could not stop the development of the northern black sea region. his main historical merit is that he did not kill him; on the contrary, he promoted the progress of the work begun by his predecessor. you could even say. to the new emperor paul i, and then became involved in a conspiracy against him in his murder. under alexander i, novorossiya was divided into three provinces: ekaterinoslav,

kherson and tauride. in such. form they existed until 1920, and the governors-general of these lands were completely different people. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery savilev, typical new russia. that's all we wanted to talk about today. kirill vyshinsky was with you. see you soon. western nato countries, they set up a training ground from ukraine. dragged us into this war, i think they need to be taught a lesson, behind us are our families and the memory of our ancestors, we all don’t want to let this war come to our country to our people, we are all ideological here, we don’t have any non-ideological ones here who are new come, we we train them, they pick it up quickly, serve under a contract.

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