well, now let’s go back to the central election commission, where my colleague, roman plyusov, works, he has the opportunity to talk with the deputy chairman of the central election commission, nikolai bulaev. roman, you have the floor. yes, yuri, thank you, as i promised, we are in our traveling television studio of the russia-24 channel, right here. operational, accurate, fast information, nikolai ivanovich, now deputy chairman, deputy chairman of the election commission of the russian federation, here with us in the studio and in direct contact with us rostov, chairman rostov regional election commission , andrey burov, here is nikolai ivanovich, i want to ask you first, in the rostov region 4,000 people decided to vote remotely, that is, in fact, every tenth resident, well , almost every tenth resident of the region,

chose electronic voting for themselves ? well, i have a slightly different account, every eighth resident of the region chose, and this is a lot in fact, chose for themselves the opportunity to vote remotely, and if we get into math again, then if we take from everyone who have registered in the country for dekh, then every eighth is also a rostovite, coincidentally, this is not the first time that the rostov region has used, i think andrei vladimovich will say about this , remote electronic voting, but in general the rostov region is different.

region, we are a subject that always actively participates in any election campaign and the presidential campaign, i think that it will show that voters in the rostov region are ready to vote both at polling stations, including at polling stations that will accept remote voters, who will vote remotely, yeah, i know there's a question here.

the work was not organized, what we call informuik, external informing of voters is also something that the voter cannot but appreciate, because respect for the voter is manifested in how it comes to him, what shows him how frank it is with him, and rostovites, i am sure, will definitely respond to this frankness on the part of the election commission, on the part of the authorities, by coming to the polling station, by the fact that they they will vote, in this part, in part...

so, now we’ll try to establish connections again, it tells me that there’s a slight connection with the rostov region, but no, tell me, here’s the last question, you yourself, how will you vote, this is not the first time i have voted remotely, but my registration is now in moscow, in moscow you don’t need to register to vote remotely, but i have never had problems with remote voting in moscow, so... several times i had to try a different method of remote voting, but in this case remote voting, we don’t separate the two platforms: the moscow platform and the federal platform, the total number of people who will vote in moscow will vote, we don’t know about moscow yet, we can

assume that it will be millions of people , millions of people will vote in moscow remotely, because it is convenient for them, and the moscow platform is the first thing that we have in russia for... constitutional voting, it has proven itself well over the years, it is developing, it works within the framework of the norms defined by federal law, central election commission, these two platforms, without competing with each other , add opportunities for voters, moscow is a huge subject, so tomorrow, tomorrow we will vote, thank you very much, let’s start voting, nikolanovich, thank you, good luck, nikolai ivanovich bulaev, deputy chairman of the central election commission of russia, yuri, i give the floor to the studio, yes. roman, thank you, your interlocutors, let me remind you that my colleague roman plyusov was in direct contact with the cic, well, then our broadcast will continue with the author’s program of kirill vyshinsky, typical novorossiya. hello, kirill

vyshinsky is with you, and this is the “typical new russia” program. our name says it all. we are talking about the territory that has returned to its historical roots, about novorossiya. with the help of a careful look at history, we will try to reveal the uniqueness of its present day, find typical features and recognizable signs of the past, that’s what we’ll talk about today: the decade of the referendum in crimea.

republic on the independence of the region from ukraine and accession to the russian federation. to the question: calling for the connection of crimea with russia on rights of a constituent entity of the russian federation, the answer was yes, expressed by more than 96 percent of voters. in total , 83% of crimeans took part in the referendum. its results became the final point in the process, which was called the “crimean spring”. it all started with the sharp rejection by the residents of the black sea peninsula of the february coup in kiev, when, as a result of protests on the maidan and the use of force by illegal armed groups of the right sector

, the legally elected president yanukovych was overthrown. moreover, nationalists and radicals attacked citizens returning from kiev to crimea who came out in defense. from the very first days, the new kiev government demonstrated complete disregard for the rights of the russian-speaking population of ukraine. the verkhovna rada repealed the law according to which the russian language had a special status in crimea. in the spring of '14 the situation developed dynamically. every day there were events that showed a referendum on the independence of crimea in reunification with russia remains the only way. avoid armed violence against the republic and its inhabitants. in in simferopol, supporters of the maidan government tried to put pressure on the supreme council of the autonomy. from kiev , threats from nationalists to organize friendship trains to crimea became more and more serious. in essence, thousands of

radicals were preparing to physically seize power on the peninsula. to protect the crimeans , self-defense forces were created with the participation of cossacks, militia and... in the last days of february , a new government began to work in crimea, and already in early march its leadership, together with... the parliament, addressed the president of russia with request for assistance in ensuring peace and tranquility in the territory of crimea. the appearance of polite people on the peninsula thwarted plans for forceful intervention in the maidan authorities. in kiev they were preparing a landing operation; they wanted to land special forces on the peninsula, strengthen the ukrainian armed forces units there, and capture airfields. it was planned to cut the routes simferopol -sevastopol and... on the evening of march 1, the planes were already preparing to load, but after

measures taken by russia, the landing was cancelled. referendum on the peninsula on joining russia, took place on march 16, 2014. its results changed not only the fate of crimea, but also gave hope to millions of russian-speaking residents...

liberalization, the russian language and eurasian integration, and crimea, even before the collapse of the union,

quite unequivocally spoke out for the restoration of the crimean autonomous ussr as a subject of the union agreement. crimea is a unique region of russia, and here the russian cultural influence was much stronger than anywhere else, on lands that were colonized in the 15th and early 19th centuries and... whenever difficult circumstances arose for the existence of the russian state, when it fell apart, crimea was among those regions that sought reunification with the russian federation, you give a bridge to russia, well, in principle, we all, of course, would probably leave from there, we would really like to go there , but what reality do you see today. hundreds of kilometers of new roads, hospitals, schools, museums and cultural clusters. today crimea has become

a real showcase of the capabilities of a large country. after joining russia , large-scale work began immediately on several directions. crimea overcame the water blockade and secured complete energy independence, but it all started with the basics, that is, with the integration of the legislative framework. the transition period lasted only 200 days. the experience of crimea is unique and unprecedented. such successful integration of the region can no longer be found in the world, the unity of people’s power made it possible to very quickly understand exactly what people need, what the economy needs and quickly make decisions, however, the main decision by this time had already been made in a referendum on march 16, 2014 year, but contrary to the beautiful picture that has been circulated, it was not as easy as it might seem at first glance.

activists gathered at the walls of the supreme council of crimea. in fact, this day was the last in the existence of ukrainian authorities in crimea. and that rally is called the point of no return. at an extraordinary plenary meeting of the crimean parliament. the agenda, which included the question of the resignation of the pro-ukrainian government, was never carried out. outside, streams of people with flags of russia, ukraine, the legal sector, organization banned in the russian federation, the crimean tatar majlis. the crowd was barely contained by police cordons, but there were no casualties: two people died. we have been warning the whole world since december; we

said that an armed seizure of power was taking place in ukraine. to their historical homeland, it became clear how to follow the path of a return referendum , that the only option to escape, purely physically to escape, is to become part of russia, and in this situation

it appears ... the republic of crimea was laid down, they after all, they had autonomy, they could do it, we had to come to independence that was not ours, paying a terrible bloody price for it. yes, when we throw the armed formation of ukraine beyond the reach of their artillery, then it will really be possible to compare, we will calmly restore our region, and it will definitely, as it has always been, be one of the most... of

the year, which gave a very wide autonomy, which was destroyed by kiev, and of course, what happened in the fourteenth year, yes, it flows absolutely smoothly from all previous processes, and if kiev had not known about such sentiments in crimea, then these countermeasures would not have been needed, these permanent appointees would not have been needed, this is the sbu, yes, which , so to speak, was knitting enough there, opened criminal cases against activists. in the crimea all these years, as soon as kiev lost its monopoly on force, yes, on the peninsula, it became possible for the people of kryv to simply freely express their will, then we still know very well what kiev was playing on, it was playing the interethnic card, ethnic hatred, trying to mobilize extremists among the crimean tatars, and

religious extremists, including from organizations that are banned there not only in russia, but in many countries of the world, so... of course, there was a very big risk of development, and for this reason , relatively speaking, there is some kind of bosnian scenario, and of course, this is natural, no one except kiva needed what the referendums meant, and if more broadly, the events on the peninsula of those days for donbass, for novorossiya in general, what was the reaction there, after the coup in kiev on february 23 , 1914, the first day of the russian spring, mass protests began not only in crimea. in the crimea then , of course, sevastopol, because power there immediately passed into the hands of the people, so to speak, other cities are heroes and kerch and my dear odessa, but on that day they held mass protests precisely against.

people's governor, a people's governor was declared in lugansk, but these people were immediately thrown into prison by the ukrainian sbu. this radicalized the protest even more, because they saw that there is no, so to speak , attempt on the part of ukraine to negotiate, to somehow resolve this by some kind of consensus, no, that is , kiev decided to continue to act only by force , and of course, this example of crimea, especially for donbass, yes, at some point , deciding to go to the end, he played a huge role, if the example of crimea and the crimean spring was so inspiring, why didn’t anything work out in odessa? in kharkov in dimpotrovsky, this is probably the most difficult question, a question, i think, that even historians of the future will also fight, well, firstly, there are such purely, you know,

simple, strategic, i would say some geopolitical, in the narrow sense moments, yes, that crimea is that same peninsula that is very easily isolated, and especially if you have dominance in the black sea, and of course the base of the black sea fleet, in general, the factor of the fleet after all... it was all those nineties, zeros, it played a huge role, that’s why, precisely in that was the point, yes, that on the one hand it is a base, if the black sea fleet is thrown out, and even more so if some nato fleet is brought there, yes, then this will completely change the balance, the snare, so to speak, it turned out to be very easy to isolate this region purely in power terms, purely in military terms, of course, other areas they simply could not do this with such small forces, which were the first days, so to speak, of the uprising, the second moment, of course, what we were talking about, yes, this is the presence...

the same deputy corps there and in sevastopol in the crimea people who had any business interests, kiev could put pressure on them there through this, they didn’t understand where everything was leading, yes, but such confident mass support, so to speak, showed them in which direction they needed to move, but unfortunately in other regions, yes, the elites in the form of people’s deputies there in the form of there were no legitimate mayors of the cities there, in some places, for example in odessa...

can the muses be silent when the guns speak? probably, but not in russia. today , artists from all over the country are going with concerts to support those who are fighting in the northern military district zone, and those who have been fighting for many years experiencing wartime difficulties. the brigade is in the immediate rear near the line of contact. and performances by famous theater groups in the cities of novorossiya. now it’s as if we live in the capital. this is how residents of donbass talk about their theatrical life. as part of the federal program big tours, renowned moscow and st. petersburg troupes

introduce them to their best productions. back in may last year, the action of the ministry of culture of the russian federation, the general stage, started. it is designed to support cultural institutions in new regions. federal and regional theaters. greater russia handed over to their colleagues more than 1,500 props, costumes and scenery for performances. only at the first stage , 14 groups, large and small academic theaters joined the action. ramt, vakhtankov theater. alexandrinsky and other teams shared everything necessary for work, including equipment, with their colleagues in donetsk, lugansk, mariupol, and berdyansk. another initiative is the charity marathon art in service. everything that will be collected from sales exhibitions and music and poetry concerts. for

targeted assistance to svo participants and residents of novorussia. about what else is happening as part of the cultural landing in the donbass, and what such help gives to people in new regions, in the story of olga mokhova. sharing your favorite character dolls, of course, is not easy, as is parting with entire productions, but when... you don’t get to see your friends, it’s not a pity, there are times, as the chief director of the obraztsov theater boris konstantinov succinctly put it, when you definitely need to be together, and therefore the little prince has now settled in gorlovka, in the kherson region they will stage their spanish suite. we donated a lot to the theaters of new territories, and props, scenery, puppets, equipment, and on the basis of these props, the theaters are already... i already

know that they are staging their own performances, completely different from the ones we had, that is, they include their own fantasy, directors are invited. the exemplary theater has more than once invited children from donbass and performed chamber productions in the sanatoriums of the holiday homes that hosted refugee families. here in our own way, we decided to help children return to childhood and prepared a program of five outdoor interactive performances and master classes. i work in a puppet theater, i'm an actress, i brought it to you today. it was important for us to work with children, because we wanted to tell them a fairy tale, show them our attention, attentive attitude towards children, the children were, of course, very different, very closed, scared and so on, i generally believe that it is puppet therapy when working with

children... dpr, such is the cycle of goodness, but how else, if not with the art of healing today wounded souls? we speak the same language and, of course, we have common art. i can’t say that any differences are noticeable, what is noticeable is that there is pain in them, this one is fresh, because the fighting is very close to them, they have just ended and of course. people have not yet recovered from this, and this is noticeable, because it can be seen in their eyes that they are now continuing to experience this. the priority for production at the lugansk musical and drama theater named after mikhail golubovich is now comedies, melodramas, vaudeville, and thematic concerts. as soon as it became possible to resolve security issues, the theater began to host spectators from different parts of the lpr. the viewer comes to us because they love us, they remember us, we have been collaborating for fourteen years.

in the donbass, replenishment of funds was not easy, in small volumes, often not always with new publications. last year, the library received a record number of books, published in great demand. over the past year, for example, a subsidy of 50 million

rubles was allocated to us for replenishment. library collections, we completed the procurement work, the literature was distributed and now it is in the cities and regions of our republic, publishers from st. petersburg have been regularly sending books to lugansk and donetsk since 2014, then with complex logistics approvals, now 10 years later they've been joking here for years, the volume of books sent is calculated in kamaz trucks, and there are many more recipients. in fact, we made this - a series called peterpocket, the slogan of this series is on the pages instead of kananada, in fact, the philosophy the project is such that part of the circulation is sent to our territory, to new ones. in hospitals, in children's adult hospitals, at concert venues and improvised stages, in

dugouts and even on... blogposts, cultural support for the residents of donbass is, as they say, on all fronts. in 2019 , famous russian actors, popular singers and singer-songwriters united into the starship troopers team. they're coming here.