i can remind you of the story of the president of equatorial guinea teodoro obiang basagu, he came to power in 1979 as a result of a military coup, then he was re-elected president several times of equatorial guinea, and for 40 5 years he has been ruling this... this state putin 24 with a small break, except for the period when the so-called president of the russian federation was dmitry medvedev in 2008, and it is clear that in this all of history, all of russia actually advocated for putin to be the president of this country to the maximum. even with all the falsifications, a large proportion of the voters of the russian federation voted for putin, and we, we understand that. well, of course, the people of the voice, voted and are voting for putin, because they finally see a sober, president of their country, a little bit crazy and bent on ukrafascism, but well... they are always proud of putin and say, this is our putin, such a man, what a man has already killed tens of thousands of ukrainians, the fact that this so-called peasant seizes foreign territories, the fact that this so-c

guinea teodoro obiang, hema basagu.e came to power in 1979 as a result of a military coup, then. was re-elected president of equatorial guinea several times, and for 40 5 years already he rules uh this country, putin 24 with a little break, except for the period when the so-called president of the russian federation was dmitry medvedev in 2008, and it is clear that in ... in this story, all, all, all of russia , actually advocated for putin to be the president of this country to the maximum, even with all the falsifications, a large percentage of voters of the russian federation voted for putin, and we, we understand that, well, of course, the people of the voice, voted and are voting for putin. because they finally see a sober president of theirs country, a little bit crazy and bent on ukrafascism, but they are always proud of putin and say, here is our putin, here is such a man, the fact that the man has already killed tens of thousands of ukrainians, the fact that this so-called man is seizing foreign territories, th

several was re -elected president of equatorial guinea several times, and for 40 5 years putin has been ruling this country for 24 years with a short break , except for the period when the so-called president of the russian federation was dmitry medvedev in 2008 and... it was understood that in this history, everyone, all, all of russia actually advocated for putin to be the president of this country to the maximum, even with all the falsifications, a large percentage of the voters of the russian federation voted for putin, and we, we understand that, of course, the people votes voted votes for putin, because they finally see a sober president of their country, a little crazy and bent on ukra-fascism, but they are always proud of putin and say, this is our putin, this is such a man, that man has already killed tens of thousands of ukrainians , the fact that this so-called peasant is seizing other people's territories, the fact that this... so-called peasant is encouraging the russian armed forces to rape and loot ukrainians, it seems to me that some russians even like it, and even more

guinea, but you corrected me , said that no, partly this is right, this is equatorial guinea, but geographicallyive and greeted in spanish , because it was once a colony , their official language is spanish, so i decided to start my greeting with spanish, i studied it at school in slonim once, the knowledge came in handy , then you will visit soon, i really hope, i also had a photo there from cuba, also in the palace of independence in the background. i'm asking you to buy it for my birthday, but i don't know where to hang it, yeah, you have it i have my own apartment, there is an apartment, but the walls are occupied, everything is hung with paintings, a tv. plus i don’t really like it when the apartment is crowded, so i don’t know where to tell yet, how extensive is your personal geography in general, business trips and travel i counted, well, probably 15 countries, i think there are, plus russia is big, we now we are actively traveling on business trips to russian regions, filming cooperation projects, including in the area of ​​import substitution, how are we now coping with all this sanctio

guinea, and kenya.ents into specific projects with high economic returns. the government has also set targets for... as for the largest republican ones, it is planned to introduce a section of the road from lepel to polotsk, now construction work is actively underway there, work is also being carried out on the m-3, minsk-vitebsk, the section from lagoisk to pleschenitsy and roads from smolevichi to zhodino. at the same time, road workers are engaged in pothole repairs, the largest volumes are traditionally in the capital. anton malyuta will complement the topic. roads after winter are a topic that worries, perhaps, all motorists; however, road workers are trying their best to seal the road surface. promptly as soon as weather conditions permit. since the beginning of the year , pothole repairs have been carried out in minsk on an area of ​​more than 50,000 km. and the work continues around the clock, 50 units of equipment are involved. the work is carried out with cast asphalt concrete mixtures. and wh

china, the united arab emirates, iran, zimbabwe, equatorial guinea, kenya, the prime minister’s visitnam, we are now transforming agreements into specific projects with high economic returns. the government has set targets for ministries and concerns of each enterprise, and not only for... more than a billion rubles will be allocated. as for the largest republican ones, it is planned to introduce a section of the road from lepel to polotsk; construction work is currently underway there. work is also being carried out on the m-3, minsk-vitebsk, section from lagoisk to pleshchenitsa and the road from smolevichai duzhodin. at the same time, road workers are engaged in pothole repairs, the largest volumes are traditionally in the capital. anton malyuta will complement the topic. roads after winter are a topic that worries, perhaps, all motorists. nevertheless, road workers try to seal the roadbed as quickly as possible, as soon as weather conditions allow it. since the beginning of the year , pothole repairs in minsk have been carried out on an area of ​​more than 50,000 km, and work cont

guinea, that is , the geography of africa is quite diverse, you know, diverse, from north africa, centralare increasing this pace, because the experience, our experience of soviet geology, on the one hand is very... good, on the other hand, we have recently developed contracts that we have, we have modern ones - we have formed the experience of hydraulic exploration in africa, this allows us successfully compete with any foreign companies on the african continent, our knowledge is our main value about this continent, we often know more about geology than the countries in which we operate, about the governments of these countries, but this is good, so this is ours competitive advantage, we... have accumulated solid useful resources in uzbekistan, we are carrying out two large projects on this self-exploration, we are working in mongolia, we have completed three projects in mongolia, and we are also actively implementing our projects in other countries, well, in general, the geography is quite large, and at the same time, well, if they said the sanctions regime, well, you see, we traditiona

guinea, that is, the geography of africa is quite diverse, you know, diverse, from northern africa, africa. and we are increasing this pace, because the experience, our experience of soviet geology, on the one hand is very good, on the other hand, we have recently developed contracts that we have, we have formed modern experience in geological exploration in africa, this allows us successfully compete with any foreign companies on the african continent, our knowledge is our main value about this continent, we often know more about geology than the countries themselves. in which we work, the governments of these countries , well, this is good, so this is our competitive advantage, we are actively working, actively sharing with our partners, and i think that the prospect in this sense in africa is very, quite significant, if we talk about other countries, we are actively working in kazakhstan, and we will dig up solid useful material in uzbekistan, we are implementing quite two large projects throughout self-exploration, we are working in mongolia, we have completed three projects in

moved to guinea and became sort of political activist and, advisor to lumumba. eventually, in the congolese person in lumumba's permit mention is thomas kanza, his ambassador to the u.n. one of the there were fewer than 20 congolese university graduates in the entire world upon independence. that's because i we just need to pause on that. there were fewer than 20 graduates at that time. yeah. so you're talking about a set of people are trying to run a country without that that without you know having the university educations without sort of the knowledge of the political systems of congo because they were starting in this and of those 20 odd university graduates, only two were in the government. and so that was a real deficit. i mean, the belgians basically only belatuniversity open that allowed. and so we're talking about very few doctors that were congolese i think there was not a single congolese doctor. there was one congolese lawyer, and he slipped through the cracks because his father was italian. it was remarkable degree to which they really stand at all

moved to guinea and became sort of political activist and, advisor to lumumba. eventually, in the congolese person in lumumba's permit mention is thomas kanza, his ambassador to the u.n. one of the there were fewer than 20 congolese university graduates in the entire world upon independence. that's because i we just need to pause on that. there were fewer than 20 graduates at that time. yeah. so you're talking about a set of people are trying to run a country without that that without you know having the university educations without sort of the knowledge of the political systems of congo because they were starting in this and of those 20 odd university graduates, only two were in the government. and so that was a real deficit. i mean, the belgians basically only belatedly had this university open that allowed. and so we're talking about very few doctors that were congolese i think there was not a single congolese doctor. there was one congolese lawyer, and he slipped through the cracks because his father was italian. it was remarkable degree to which they reall

moved to guinea andame sort of political activist and, advisor to lumumba. eventually, in the congolese person in lumumba's permit mention is thomas kanza, his ambassador to the u.n. one of the there were fewer than 20 congolese university graduates in the entire world upon independence. that's because i we just need to pause on that. there were fewer than 20 graduates at that time. yeah. so you're talking about a set of people are trying to run a country without that that without you know having the university educations without sort of the knowledge of the political systems of congo because they were starting in this and of those 20 odd university graduates, only two were in the government. and so that was a real deficit. i mean, the belgians basically only belatedly had this university open that allowed. and so we're talking about very few doctors that were congolese i think there was not a single congolese doctor. there was one congolese lawyer, and he slipped through the cracks because his father was italian. it was remarkable degree to which they reall

moved to guinea and became sort of political activist and, advisor to lumumba. eventually, in the congolese person in lumumba's permit mention is thomas kanza, his ambassador to the u.n. one of the there were fewer than 20 congolese university graduates in the entire world upon independence. that's because i we just need to pause on that. there were fewer than 20 graduates at that time. yeah. so you're talking about a set of people are trying to run a country without that that without you know having the university educations without sort of the knowledge of the political systems of congo because they were starting in this and of those 20 odd university graduates, only two were in the government. and so that was a real deficit. i mean, the belgians basically only belatedly had this university open that allowed. and so we're talking about very few doctors that were congolese i think there was not a single congolese doctor. there was one congolese lawyer, and he slipped through the cracks because his father was italian. it was remarkable degree to which they reall