for example, crimea because of crimea behind each e city there is another region of the russian federation to fix as a settlement well, or some regional center, but this will be the fastest option a in that we need to quickly restore our cities. well, no one doubts that. in this there is a direct expedient, we show shots with small children who are being evacuated, we showed plots where small children were taken out of mariupol without their parents. they ca n't even say their last name exactly, where they are. live. and how they work with them, because, perhaps, one of them was left without parents. what is the future what is the future of these guys? i hope that everyone will help, of course, but how is work going with them now. now they are provided with everything necessary for such a number, unfortunately, children. well, it is calculated. hmm well, dozens. well, maybe even a little more, because, well, the number

is increasing literally every day. uh, naturally, we are building a model so that of course it is desirable that these children end up in other people's families who want to, uh, adopt such children, who have lost their parents, and they are already receiving a statement , well, it is absolutely logical. probably because i would not want to have children, well, they ended up in orphanages, boarding schools, even if everything is fine there, but this is no longer a family, and if some kind of service that now helps families who have parted where to find each other apply, because many are evacuated towards donetsk, some are evacuated towards melitopol, some are leaving for the russian federation, many cannot find a family. whether there is a some unified center in donetsk where you can call? as i understand it. still, most of the refugees from mariupol now. while we form a single system. e, where it will be possible to clarify directly e information on my

relatives, i leave again information on myself about myself. as for what kind of tools were used during this period, but before our volunteers could fully work there, our youth organization. well , it was arranged in the following way. that is, it was just people writing in pvc and others. that is just notes on large boards. it was all left to a and relatives. simply could there visually immediately. eh, well, find by last name, leave some coordinates and so on there. uh, there were big requests to assist journalists in this regard. journalists filmed, published. uh, that is, these materials, that is, for this information to appear in the media space. well, now we have come to what is being created now. it already has a program, in fact it is an application, uh, and a telegram bot directly, where, according to the same scenario, then

yes you can leave information about yourself or a request, uh, to search for relatives, that is, well, we are trying to automate this situation, of course centralize, that is, to have a single access, a single contact, uh, and to quickly obtain information. for our part, we also try every day to show video frames where people call their names. they say that they are alive and say, where are their relatives, so that they can be seen, and denis vladimirovich and here you are a lot in recent days. and it's okay and right. talk about people. primarily. i want to ask you about you, and you were in mariupol yesterday with andrei turchak. and you are the target for these natsiks, one of your main heads for them would now be just a symbol of some kind you were scared. this is purely human, because we understand that the city has not been cleared, but you arrived there yesterday. still, it was more important to talk to people and see with our own eyes where we can work

more effectively, even in such difficult conditions. well, again, well, the security service works for height, so andrey anatolyevich and i, well, there was nothing to worry about, well, within reason, of course, thank you very much c, the head of the donetsk people's republic, denis vladimirovich pushirin, was in touch. yesterday, of course, when they arrived with andrei turchak in mariupol, i watched the footage and hmm worried. well , because the city has not been cleared by alexey petrovich, as far as what denis vladimirovich told us is important for the region. he said that we will restore mariupol and i suspect that the entire donbass will follow the principle of the union how they were recovering, like naker after a terrible earthquake. well, not only from the type of nakert, the city of grozny was also restored, too, tashkent was there. that is, we have such a practice. but on the one hand, we regret that this is exactly what is happening with the cities of ukraine that were not

supposed to be stormed, and so on . initially, such a task was not considered that the army should fight the army, and not the army to fight the army that is hiding behind civilians people. moreover, they are now destroying the entire urban agglomeration, that is, it destroys all power supply communication systems. the water supply destroys the medical facilities of the school. that is, they work such total destruction so that people cannot live in this city , and you understand that in these conditions it is always necessary to resolve the issue such that the first thing is to restore housing. electricity supply to a kindergarten, a children's school, and there are, well, a lot of mines. that is, there, before you come to recovery , you need to check everything for the presence of a change. that's when here they liberated the territory of donetsk luhansk uh, uh, republics yes, the territory there in many settlements is mined with a lot of mines, you only need to go there patrol- and people want to

return to their homes to see what is left. and many when they return they see that everything has been plundered. everything was destroyed. everything was burned. that is, in general, there are still personal tragedies of people, but families have to be restored from this. this is a big job, which nobody except russia, and i think, will still help. our partners will not do it for us. not america or great britain are not all these european countries that are baking life about life, as the ukrainians are now shouting. stop the war and so on. they are not a penny for this is not in a row. well, we have now it starts in rubles, so not a penny. but to do this, but i wanted a small remark that all those enterprises that will participate in the restoration of all these cities, settlements, the state should meet halfway. you make it as easy as possible for them to do this, so as not to crush them with taxes, there and so

further. this is already being done at the project level all the time and you are satisfied with the improvement of our health. yes, the official bds stated that the inspections for small and medium-sized businesses of the ministry of internal affairs stops completely with the exception. there are these extreme cases that someone will start to profit from this, that is, prices for building materials will go up. there's more and so on. and then the restoration of our cities will turn into an expensive pleasure. business. someone will follow this, we will definitely need to, but the logical question, which, probably, many people ask, whose heads are spinning. and we will manage all the economy. ours will do. we are mentally prepared, because remember, when crimea returned to its homeland in 1914, there was a small category of our fellow citizens who spoke. and why should i pay with my well-being for the fact that crimea has returned now the situation is more complicated now the situation is more complicated, but at the same time. here, see a simple example of 20 years. the belarusians and i were moving towards the creation of a union state and really, uh, a fundamental push and step

forward. it happened when, in fact, in the twentieth year, troubles began in belarus, so any trouble of any scale is always the point from which you can really either go nowhere or come out much stronger and more united, and what is called the word union alliance the union state is really very important juridical, first of all, the formula and form, and pay more attention. here's the question about that. how much, in general, is nationalism fundamentally escheated and primitive vicious practice, because the best proof is that the anglo-saxons themselves, who brewed all this bloody mess. they just do n't use it at home, because actually, you're an american if you speak american english. in this case, you can be an ethnic armenian and a jew, without a difference. that is, they just welcome nationalism to me, because from an economic point of view, from the point

of view of the general distribution of the labor force and so on, nationalism is absolutely false design. this is generally bad for the economy. this is a harm to the state, and you will always be in this endless witch hunt in the analysis of blood frequency, and so on and so forth, this is, as it were, the first moment and the second moment, of course. but listening uh, mister pushilina. i thought about the fact that, but taking into account the fact that the geneva conventions, which formed the body of the humanities in our country, were spelled just on the basis of the results. the world war in the forty-ninth year, i think that after the events, now the ukrainian ones. of course, it will be necessary, of course, in depending on the result, but, but you will have to revise humanitarian law and strongly, because honestly, there is nothing left. in my opinion, not a single article of the geneva conventions, and there are four of them, and ukraine is a party to all four, which the ukrainian side would not violate. this also applies to the civilian population. this concerns the use of prohibited weapons from cluster munitions

to white phosphorus shells and so on and so forth. just uh. we are ready to change, so i know that yesterday was also accepted. uh, the restoration in the ministry of internal affairs also reported that, in a simplified form, citizenship will be received by those who have at least one russian parent, and we accept documents and rights of residents of the lpr, as in the russian federation and patents you do not take an interesting important topic related to citizenship, but, because a lot of words have been said over the past decades now. e compatriots abroad about the need to support them and very little has been done to ensure that they really come back here overcame bureaucratic obstacles to restore their citizenship. oh, and to be fair, too. and i must say that even before the events in ukraine, we already knew that any day now a draft law was to come from the ministry of foreign affairs. we knew the main parameters that things related to facilitating the acquisition of russian citizenship. will be purchased will go to the house, but of course, for several years now,

and zyuganov kalashnikov, who heads the committee on cis affairs, insisted that we generally a repatriation program is needed some are afraid for some reason the word, well, of course, not euphonious, but in fact such programs have worked successfully in israel in other countries, when a person does not just return, but upon his return receives job guarantees, accommodation, housing, or some other -something preferential mortgage programs, for example, which means that this is one part, so the work is proceeding with a creak. true, but i hope that this dramatic situation of the whole situation that is taking shape today will make it possible. eh, here to overcome the resistance that sometimes exists in bureaucratic instances and move seriously forward and more, and denis pushilin mentioned stepanake when the tragedy of stepanakert happened. i served in the ranks of the soviet army in the air defense forces and served for six months. and when this earthquake happened, almost all the guys in our unit wrote a statement asking them to send them to restoration. there was such a management. go together

your parents are really getting divorced, nobody 's fault, probably both missed you. he will do everything happened. so, i heard our conversation at the weekend place on the first i interrupted you with an example of stepanakert. i said that the guys with whom i served during the days of this tragedy very quickly wrote a statement, heard on the news that such an example exists and turned

to their command to their commanders in order to send them to restore this territory affected by the earthquake. and who is it? there were russians, there was a yakut, and a kazakh, a tajik, a kirghiz, guys of various nationalities, and uh, uh, uh, they didn’t send anyone, because it was radar point, and the radar people separately. it had to be carried. combat, duty left only one guy, then returned to continue to serve. here is an azerbaijani himself from those places, therefore, they let him go, but just the other day, women from mariupol were shown on russian channels, and an elderly woman does not move on her own legs and she uttered such a phrase. we had a very beautiful city, mariupol, but i believe that it will be reborn and become even more beautiful. i think, i think she is not very versed in the management system. solutions or in building things. she expressed the faith that we should not deceive should not do, including you must make history her

faith was definitely justified so that mariupol would be even more beautiful, of course, we were brought up like that, and they try to us. cancel cancel, and in the truest sense of the word. today on this topic. culture cancellation was made by vladimir putin, let's listen to it. the notorious culture cancellation turned into the cancellation of culture because of the billboard concert posters in blackout tchaikovsky shostakovich rachmaninov so russian writers are banned from their books. the last time such a massive campaign to destroy objectionable literature was carried out by the nazis in germany almost 90 years ago. we remember well, uh, from newsreel footage, how books are burned right on the square, it is impossible to imagine this in our country. indeed , it is impossible to imagine such a thing in our country, precisely because people say that we were brought up that way, that we were recovering spinnakert together, and they watched hollywood, which for many years brainwashed this

vladimir putin also spoke on the topic today. let's listen, there were films in which the united states was called the only winner of nazism, while the courage and heroism of the victory that the red army carried, the decisive contribution is enough to just look at the numbers of the military units that, uh, fought on the eastern front of germany, here is the contribution that is decisive in the class simply taken and canceled in japan, for example, on the day of remembrance for the victims of the atomic bombing of russia, my nagasaki or bashfully silent about who dropped bombs on their cities. or they write quite obvious nonsense, they say. this was done by some abstract allies of textbooks who write directly about this that it was the united states that staged such a terrible and unjustified war at the end of world war ii. just not to mention aleksandrovich and why are you so

different? we restore, not destroy, and then, when we are still winning big events in wars like the great patriotic war, they appropriate everything for themselves through culture, including through the film, well, i had several articles, but geographical reasons why the russian and anglo-saxon civilization, which had spun off from a single european root, diverged opposite sides. i will not retell these small articles, but the fact itself is quite obvious. in particular, russian civilization has become. mine is humane out of all about 30 that have ever existed. well, for the anglo-saxons, for example, cruelty, treachery, deceit is a civilizational norm - this is what has

helped them survive for several centuries. for us it's perfect. unacceptably kills the exact opposite quality. by the way, what is interesting is the ukrainian myth. uh, in order to separate the ukrainians from the rest of the russians , he intensively cultivates precisely those qualities that are especially disgusting within the framework of russian civilization and thus the ukrainians. eh, they become psychologically close to the kanglo-saxons. here, but as far as culture is concerned, cancellation. well, how can i tell you, a million people can be quoted by one, but if a million people are trying to boycott a million people, they are unlikely to succeed, in eventually. we can do without them, and it

will be worse for them. well, as for appropriation. uh, imagine the achievements of other cultures, yes, this is just the norm for any fairly highly developed civilization of civilization, trying to isolate themselves, as a rule, live poorly, but not for long, but uh, we never hide. from whom i borrow what, the same pushkin was proud that he uses french romantic plots, because he had the creative strength to work them beyond recognition. but when you can borrow, but you can’t really use it, then you just have to hide where it

’s actively borrowed from when a few months ago we in this studio discussed the culture of cancellation in the west, when writers were canceled filmmakers who did not observe some kind of gender balance a number of experts said that the culture of cancellation will not reach us. so. now it is western culture. tries to cancel. a whole nation of us here these people in the west their politicians try to make me ashamed the fact that i am russian they make the russian people who are now walking around their cities ashamed. they say, they hang some incomprehensible signs on their restaurants, they say, the russians are forbidden to go. they say that we have the wrong culture and we really need to choose the work of tchaikovsky and our other great authors from our own repertoires of our own theaters. this is just nonsense. this should be a lesson. for all those who now think that it might be worth going to the west, because they are waiting for us there. there will be better. yes, they will never be there, it will not be better for us, because for a long time, and now, to the most acute extent, they are trying to make second -class people out of us. and this obviously makes us understand that we should never

find western culture along the path, that we should defend our culture, defend our own identity and in no case even allow ourselves to be ashamed of our nationality and for certain political circumstances or political decisions. on the contrary, we should be proud of the role which we are now playing in our history and not in front of anyone in front of the georgians in hotels, tbilisi is not in front of the europeans. their restaurants don't have to make excuses for their zone. you know that now i am happy with our program, that it comes from the lips of the younger generation, which you represent, which, among other things, is saturated with the right liberal values, about which vladimir putin is not those liberal values ​​that they have turned you into these words, and our colleagues from uh, male female programs. go now in rostov-on-don, together with tv presenter yulia baranovskaya. they are there filming the stories of families who were pulled out of mariupol and from the places of hostilities and recording interviews with them. let's listen to a snippet. we lived in fear

all these 8 years. it was something that got worse and worse every year for 14 years. i was only 13 years old when it all happened. i didn't understand what was happening. why are we going to the basement? actually there were mattresses in the cellars turned off the glass light. we rewound it with tape on a cross so that the pieces didn't shatter and we didn't get hurt and it was a scary feeling. 2014 was the hardest year of my life for me. i lost my wife on july 10, 2014, when i opened the apartment, i saw a terrible sight. my wife was on the balcony and was torn apart. that is,

she was lying all in the blood, and the child was immediately restricted so that she could not see, although she immediately saw the blood. mom, daughter's cry, still sounds in my ears. i saw a severed hand. i saw her lying twisted completely body. that is, i am not could watch it. i could not look at this body, because it was, first of all, tears. it was grief. it's really hard to convey. my husband called me and said that you have 20 minutes to get ready. and that you were not here to cook. and so i left, but i saved the children. i understood that i needed to give birth, that i needed to give birth in safety, and that she would not hear it. now i look at the photos of donetsk, i do not believe that this is my hometown. i wouldn't

wish that on anyone in the house. i really miss home. highly i want to. as the saying goes, i am here, but my soul is there. i would like to see a native person. daughter live a little sleep herself. mom, when are we going home? and our colleague, tv presenter , host of the male / female program yulia baranovskaya yulia good afternoon, where are you now , your story, which we filmed, is, of course, hard to watch. yes hello everyone. i am now in the rostov region, the city of azov, in one of the temporary accommodation centers. there are now three orphanages here. it's about 150 children are the directors of orphanages and their

educators. i have already managed to communicate with the children with the directors of orphanages. they told me how they got out, how quickly they gathered the children from them it was literally one night one of the directors. she said that she had a presentiment that something would happen, because they already feel the tension and asked the children to prepare the documents in advance, and she says that, unfortunately, she was not mistaken in her feelings. the children were quickly gathered and put into buses. now they are here, i talked with the children. everyone is happy. everyone smiles, they say, they feed us so well. so delicious food. we painted together with them , because a lot of volunteers come. i would like to say a big thank you to them. everyone helps out with the kids. and the children do not or their studies, they continue to study each according to their age, and they have a huge amount of stationery and igor and soft toys and when i talked with the directors of orphanages . they just cried and said,

thank you so much. thanks for feeling like this unity. she says something. well, he says, this is something that cannot be described in words and convey huge words of gratitude. to all those who welcomed them so warmly here. yul such ordinary things as the wind. they say that they are well fed well fed in places. here is the temporary stay of stationery , that is, they understand that these 8 years, which in the donbass were subjected to shelling and terrorism by the nazis. in fact, she brought up a generation of people who have not seen the world at all, kids. now there in the rostov region for the first time see. peaceful skies, do they have this understanding or is it only adults can realize now. well , you see, adults always protect children from such information, but at the same time you need to understand that, for example, the basement in the orphanage has always been prepared, when you listen, when the director of the orphanage tells you that the basement is always

ready in the basement is changing all the time , water, crackers change all the time. that is, he is always ready to hide there, you understand. of course, they protect children from such information, but protect to end. it is forbidden. they have special training there on how to behave. if, god forbid, there will be a bombing, yes, where to run, how to behave and what to do? the fact that, in principle, well, here, my children do not go to school here, do you understand? so they are two different things, of course. listen, it's all very hard to see tears in your eyes, and it's clear that you want children from this, to protect them as much as possible, but still some information reaches them. they themselves tell you how they hid from everything, as they heard, maybe not so brightly, glory god they also caught all this and also saw it all, yulia when can we see these materials, which have now been shown briefly already in full , and when we can see you too. and from monday on the air, the male / female program will begin its work and will tell,

just the same, and the fate of people who had to leave their homes, i will honestly say that it is very difficult. but it is absolutely necessary to listen to this in order to understand, in general, what is happening with the ordinary civilian population. thanks a lot. we are waiting for you with on monday, on the air of channel one, the program male and female you are great, well done, what are you doing? this business. thank you very much. ilya i have a question for you. when we say that all this will have to be restored, including by the forces of russia. you, as a citizen of ukraine, how it feels that russia should help, and i wanted to say this, in fact, today russia is really doing a great job, helping the state of my ukraine to cleanse itself of mud, but we