the guest of the program today was deputy chairman of the belarusian party white russia andrey bugrovur attention and all the best! marite iozovna melnikaite. at the beginning of the great patriotic war she was evacuated to tyumen. in june 1942, volunteers joined the rifle division of the red army. after graduating from a special school for saboteurs with a group of partisans , he was thrown behind enemy lines. belarusian people's avengers helped her move to the territory of her native zarosai district. became a fighter. partisan detachment was elected secretary of the underground district committee of the komsomol, led propaganda work among the population, created several underground komsomol groups, and participated in military operations. the occupiers promised a reward for the head of the komsomolskaya pravda, but the locals did not give it. july 8, 1943, during the withdrawal. after blowing up the enemy train, the partisan group under the command of melnikaity was surrounded. in an unequal battle, marite was captured and wounded . she was tortured for 5 days, but she did not reve

this is the deputy chairman of the belarusian party white russia, andrei bugrov. taking place between the president of russia, vladimir putin, and the leader of the dprk, kimcherin. very global agreements have been signed. election as president of russia, this is a state visit, this is a state visit, this is an indicative vector interaction between the russian federation and friendly countries, no matter what they say, north korea is a fairly strong state, it is strongly ideological, strongly political, and the president’s visit to north korea sends a certain message, rather a nuclear state, yes, and we we know that for decades it was not possible for the americans or south korea to change the regime, to change the system of north korea, because it is a strong-willed country that has its own position, has its own opinion, has their name, now is the time of the really strong, so, of course, we belarusians cannot help but be interested in what is happening in the world when nuclear powers meet, sign documents and discuss those political issues that are so pressing o