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station. travel with us to belarus 24. my name is svetlana sokhonenko. i am a three-time paralympic cross-country skiing champion and a bronze president in biathlon, penhang today i would like to talk about life about sports and the goals that can be achieved in life. hello on air program. say, do not be silent in the studio of victoria popov and tatyana shcherbinakh. today we have svetlana saved. hello. hello svetlana glad to see you immediately question. you dreamed of the olympics and probably

wanted to become an olympic champion, but you became a three-time champion of the paralympic games, so you don’t have any disappointment in this regard, because getting a taste of victory was much more important for me. and what will it be olympic or paralympic? that is, i so wanted to perform and be an athlete that it blocked everything, and all these nuances, but you had many awards in your life. one of them was handed to you by the president. let's take a look and comment later. there, in the sixth seventh grade , that my mother, the president, will shake hands with me. i imagined how this picture would happen in my head, i have a wild pride. hand it out this is the best, what's the

best reward, which, maybe actually you had yes, an epiphany something happened? well, we are often with dad, but we watched tv, and he plays hockey all the time. here is the biathlon the president has always awarded some athletes. you always shook hands, and well , i kept laughing and running, that is, for me it was like a game. what will shake my hand too? don't worry, i'll be there too. that's right they say you need to visualize your goals. here you have this image. yes, and right now you are still worried. and this handshake was remembered for a lifetime, of course. and what kind of awards i was awarded the order, and the fatherland of the third degree. this is one of the highest awards, so it's an honor for me, and when in 2020 through, well, someone from athletes stood up to oppose the state against its policies. and how did you perceive this demarche. you know, it's very difficult somehow. it split up and everyone somehow

became closed, that is, they practically didn’t talk about politics very, very much, and most of it, probably, among friends. here comes a split. and well, that's a misunderstanding. well, uh, that is, it seems to me that this is not quite an adequate assessment of the situation. here, that is, someone understands political events. someone doesn't understand. i adhered to, and the policy of our state always and for the republic of belarus in the first place. and well, it's very difficult to say something, because i'm not a politician. and for you why is difficult emotional difficult all these splits? well, you know, the older you get, well, it’s very important, too, well, friends and like-minded people, but because when you have some common interests, well , somehow it’s a little easier to go through life, there is always some kind of support . and when people judge yours a little. your activities

are some kind of political views, but it’s very, very difficult to actually be in society, when, well, everyone hates you. if you think differently than everyone else, that is, one of your friends lost, after all. yes, there is, i can’t say that i regret it, because, well, everyone has the right to choose their own and well, everyone is responsible for his own choice and life, probably, she shows. and who made the right choice, who made the wrong one, and svetlana, we heard a lot about the olympians. and in general, those who were going to the olympics just at that time. i didn't mean to. but, what moods among the paralympic athletes were we not so aware of, maybe yes, if not a person is not specially fond of spoiling, it seemed that you had a team there, everything was quiet, right? or, too, the questions of the paralympians. let's put it this way, they are not as free, but in their words and in their e, some thoughts, as far as the olympians a due to the fact that there are limitations, well. everything, well, we are not

quite like everyone else, explain, i will explain this by the fact that after all the word disabled. a-a imposes its uh labels, in any case, wherever you appear people in wheelchairs. they, well, immediately notice immediately try. well , somehow either to attract attention, although on the other they don't always need that attention. that is, and there is a limitation in this, that, well, you feel yourself, it’s still not right, because i understand. you once again do not want, yes, to attract attention to yourself in this way, but due to the fact that you are different, somewhere you are hooked there, somewhere. well, like guys in wheelchairs, they can’t go out, but to some kind of theater, because they can’t visit the steps there, one or another , for example, a shopping center, well, where are the stumps here, but you know, that is, well it already, well, it imposes a restriction in any case, that is, you are not like everyone else, here. that is, you didn’t get up, didn’t go where you

want, and therefore you can’t be with everyone not there, not there, yes, you, as it were, your e in your circle, you probably feel comfortable. well, because, and then the environment was aggressive. this is how we remember plus, of course, social status and salary itself, and not every disabled person. or maybe you can find a job, that is, not something to earn from just finding it, and you understand when you hold on. here, uh, when u you a good salary and a good job, one that you like and very, very much. well , you are encouraged to leave it. why? there you go, you know that. well, i believe that it is necessary not only that these inhuman appeals were absolutely. they ended here in drama for those who followed them. well, at one time you also made the right choice in favor of sports. yes, as we now see the results. let's listen to what your first coach said on kozlov e. said

you were obsessed with training. let's listen. i came to your gym class. and i drew attention to her. at the end of the line, at the end of the line, there was a little thin girl, i invited everyone to the sports school, and among these people svetlana came too . you want to go she was obsessed with training. i came to practice. she was already waiting for me. and with this, she bribed me as a coach in her relationship. where did you get this passion for sports and for skiing, in particular, the situation in which i was, family lack of funds a large family, well, still the nineties. plus, my father is not exactly, uh, prosperous, and therefore it all, as it were, affected my

emotional state and training. they saved me. that is, it is a departure from reality, as it were, yes. was it just a chance that you could be different? that's probably so that you can fix something fix something and not be exactly like that, as it happened. at that time, i had the life of a large family in my family, especially in the nineties. this is life on coupons shortage. and when the beloved delicacy. this is milk with a loaf. and when you were training, you then thought about the awards, you wanted victory or a process, for the sake of the process at that age, and there they are 10-11 to 15 years old, until they entered the olympic reserve school. i was exceptionally escaping from reality. i wanted to, but just to be here in training and just to put all my energy where it can be useful your coach tells ines that you are so

thin, so i looked, when, when with the president, i just don’t know thumbelina against his background, it’s really very difficult to imagine where c has so much strength in this body, but i’m sure to remember my first victory, in fact, the most significant victory was when i entered the olympic reserve school. and the championship of the republic i won the championship of the republic for the first time . hmm and well, i argued with the coach. she said that if you win, uh, the fourth of the republic, then i'll take off my watch with a stopwatch at that time i had to win it. it so happened that i even do not expect myself. i really wanted a better watch time. well, probably, yes, somehow the coach knew. um, how do you get motivated? did sports interfere with your studies? no you know. i coped, i coped with my studies in the same way. well, it 's not that it was easy, i can't say, well, in any case, i

succeeded and the coaches had the first condition. if you study well, then only then you can go to the training camp. that is it. well, it’s like in apriori we had a rule and practically no one studied poorly with us, otherwise it was fraught with consequences that you would not have been taken to the training camp for competitions, and we are strictly performed. that is, this is also the educational process of the coach. you have already mentioned a large family. e you brought up the children, yes, in the family you what in a row? i'm the third you were the same healthy the very birth of the child. yes, yes, but the problems began with vision already in adolescence. and, well, in general, from the fourth grade, my eyesight began to fall a little bit. well, it's like this. i'm talking about school loads. eh, it was considered the norm, as they said then, and i didn’t want to. what is my vision? that is, when i was in the seventh eighth grade, when i was told that i need glasses, i was surprised, because i say, well, somehow i manage. well, that

is, i somehow studied, which surprised me very, very much. so we started with a problem, when i started falling downhill during training, when i started in the dark, uh, afraid of training, that is, uh, at dusk. e, worsened and plus did not see any minor irregularities. yes, yes, i couldn't understand what was going on. well, what was wrong at first, then i didn’t get enough sleep, then some kind of emotional state was wrong, then she said that you were worried, what was wrong. i could not to understand that it could be from sight, that is, well, somehow she didn’t say that well, then we’ll tie everything up with sports. well no. no, we were still fighting. well, when we entered the school of the olympic reserve, that is, we went. well, we went to many doctors and only in minsk they told me that go in for sports. yes, maybe not on a completely professional level, but this does not interfere. here's to keeping your eye muscles uh in

good shape. and the desire it was much more than what i felt, so it seemed to me that these were just notions of doctors, not that notion. they're just trying. hmm. well, they're just being careful, well, not to be held responsible. i will conclude. then svetlana what do you like winning awards? that is , you had a goal after all, the olympics. this awareness came when i entered the school of the olympic reserve, when i was already starting to be selected for the national team, when, for the european youth days, that is, there was also a selection. that is, i already understood everything perfectly. and, of course, i always missed something a little bit, constantly something, then i fall, it turns out there, but the weather did n't hit the skis there. well, that is, there were very such nuances that, in principle, probably played a role, but in 2017 you draw up

a second disability group. let's hear what she had to say about it. your mother, by the way, she didn't tell me that she was in a group; she was in minsk. i have one disabled person. this is the last son of his second group. i want to say. here she comes home. i was sitting in the kitchen, but she comes and says, mommy, don't worry, you had one disabled person. and now you have two disabled people, what are you talking about, and she gave me this certificate as a disabled person. i thought i would not survive this, you know, i did not want to agree that she would be given a disability in body and soul, when i realized that she was disabled. but

i heard her talking on the phone and i say what they came up with. i am disabled i am not disabled at all. i am a complete person. it was the most difficult question of accepting that you are not like everyone else, that's what when you already have a document, when you have it indefinitely put and imposes a label. i already, probably, said that the work. that is , i was concerned that, uh, every time, uh, a job change. i had to take a rehabilitation program. i had to change it in order to indicate exactly the profession with which i can cope. the fact is that we have a younger brother. a-a is also disabled, but he is disabled from childhood, that is, from very, very childhood. he's, uh, a disabled person, well, a

man whose uh, epilepsy and, uh, convulsive syndrome. that is, mental retardation. this is a violation of the coordination of movement. well in in general, well, that's already a certificate of a disabled person, yes, the second group. eh, you had to live on something to survive somehow. how did you cope? it's not every job, you can't get this job for every job. at first, i just worked part-time, that is, where i worked a lot and the waiters, we are a cleaner for now. so i ended up in mogilev. it so happened to the society of the visually impaired that they invited me to run, and at the universiade and it was for the disabled. and there i again met with oleg alexandrovich shepel, where he offered me. uh, the opportunity to work administrator. uh, in a hotel, well, there is a specialized hotel, which, uh, has a

workplace for uh, visually impaired people. well, how would it be such a big impetus to move to minsk and think a little differently that it turns out that disabled people can work. i read in one interview that you admitted that then it was in the hotel. you saw rich people and realized that you can make money that way. i just saw that we really have prosperous people in belarus, who e, well, just work, and you have everything will be. i think you were scared. here is the situation with my brother. yes, that is, well, you saw that, as it were, a disabled person is really a disabled person, and you yourself pronounced this sentence. yeah well, i think so. it also imposed on itself some sort of, well, injury. i would say yes. for me,

a disabled person is a person who cannot fully serve himself. well, when they call you, for example, you are not a disabled person, but a person with disabilities. this is what you take more calmly much more calmly. that is, this is not empty talk. oh well if such a norm to gain a foothold in society. yes, i think so, that is, it is not, uh, it hits the ear and it doesn’t hit the person’s pride like that. probably because the invalid is really. it's like a sentence, but those problems, maybe, about which you need to talk. you said that wheelchair users cannot get everywhere there. it seemed to me that the last time. well, they are where they want, in general, and barrier-free environments can call to concerts and theaters and they don’t give up in many places, but in fact, it’s still not enough, absolutely not enough and uh, i i will tell you that not every taxi driver takes, but that is only social. and this is the time. well, you know, it's also sort of, yes, it's not so

easy, let's say get to training. that is, without an accompanying person. you won't be able to, because not every taxi driver will be able to help you. they tell me that they are not porters. and it hits even more. but because you are already limited in movement. that is, you will not be able to get to the other end of the city. although i know, for example, i have a guy friend, and the blind is completely total, but he manages and green meadows to move to stonefly to come to training by myself. so he learned the route, right? he knows so little about his abilities. although they say that the ogre is a person with disabilities , as well, but nonetheless. you also refused, so to speak, from dark glasses and from a white stick from a cane. oh well, because it attracts attention in the first place. and if you attract attention, that is, you ask for help in this way, well, as if for some reason everyone wants to either help, or well, let's say out of pity, and pity is not that

the feeling you would like for yourself. uh, disabled person. well, now you are looking at us. you see us, that is, these are lenses, and i see you beautiful women, but i'll tell you, so leaving the audience. and if you put exactly the same women next to me, i don’t fly, because there is no clarity of the face. i can only identify you by your voice, by your manner, and by some movements and, of course, by your clothes. i remember people completely according to some criteria here. which even the smell. well, yes, if some feeling is dulled, then exacerbates each other. yes, yes, you have a memory of, well, how it was, after all, yes, that’s exactly how it was, and therefore you need someone to draw an image. yes, for me, a person looks exactly like this, how do i draw him to myself? that is, when i hear him, and when he speaks and when i relate to him, well, i

finish drawing him. as you are a happy light one, that's why you shine. so i guess what's the reason? why? does she shine like the sun? it turns out that she does not see unnecessary information, probably for sure. by the way, what is he paying for. usually people's attention is probably here for me, this is all turned off, and therefore everything is in the good light. let's be happy for you. let's break for a while, i remind you, we have a telegram channel. say, be silent, subscribe and ask questions as well. suggest guests we are in touch. on the air say again, do not be silent at a party. today we have a three-time paralympic champion. svetlana sakhanenko, it is important to meet the right person in this life. your history proves it. you have already mentioned that the chairman of the paralympic committee, oleg shepel, played a role in your fate, in addition, that he showed that there is life out of this disabled status. what else did he help you in

life in the first place, of course, he gave me a job, and gave me the opportunity to settle in minsk. that is, it was originally a hostel, but at the first stage, when you move from another city. it is very important that it is not necessary to rent an apartment in the future, and he also let me go to the sport. and also accepted. as they say, how it happened. that is, well, it was necessary to decide, either the administrator, yes, stay or train. or or could be combined no you can’t combine it, because it’s a day after two - this is hmm work, completely different and sport. he does not tolerate. e unnecessary time, lack of sleep and so on. and why did you hook him so svetlana that's why he helped you? e, how do you think, how do you answer this question? well, it seems to me that he himself is a man who achieved everything himself and he gave me

the opportunity. and what is important, and such people, well, they should be. and if they are nearby, it's generally great, he believed you, yes, he probably believed in me, but in strength that he saw how i fought for my life for my place under the sun and he probably gave me the opportunity. well, i probably remember my own, uh, life experience. yes, he understood that if he had been helped, maybe he would achieve some success. yes, and it would be easier, so he tried to provide this help to you. i think that he appeals to everyone, that's all who appeal to him. and if he sees some potential, i guess i think he helps everyone. that is, it was not such that he refused. just for any singled out, yes or singled out someone. yes, everyone is equal for him, and the paralympic family, how they accepted you. so, when did you start training with paralympians? after all, you came. uh, from a

healthy sport, so to speak, and you don't. well, how can we say, when you look at alexei talai, is it clear there? and in your case, yes, in my case it was very unpleasant initially when i met the paralympic athletes. and they didn't really accept me. i would say they didn’t accept me at all, because they thought that i was a person from a healthy sport. i am a person who can do everything and knows everything nothing to do with disabled people nearby and thus they showed it, well, under any circumstances in the ballet. this is what glass is in pointe shoes. and you have to hammer nails into skis, well, not really. and now, probably, it is better not to say it out loud, because all this has already been experienced. well, in any case, they told me directly that you are healthy, you have nothing to do here. you're pretending to be.

yes, yes, i can say that there are rivals, even some still even from other countries, who also have such views. and how many times they complained about us and everything else. what "yes? that we are healthy, that we should not be in paralympic sports. it seems to me that these communities are very good at being aggressive. that is, i watched such a film tribe, yes, where, uh, well, the main characters were disabled precisely and in general, if they get caught in the tooth, you can suffer very much. that is, you are also a brave girl when you stopped on this road. it seems to me that they have noticed this. there is such a thing yes this is aggressiveness, there is a little a sense of ownership, that this is some kind of untouchable caste. this is my territory. yes yes. well, basically it is, of course, most of which are rivals. that is, this

is where you compete, where you create, but on the other hand, you can understand that they are there with three and when competitors still have obvious abilities on the way, this is, in general, anxiety and unrest. explain you had a big break. no matter how much you have not trained for 6 years 6 years, you quickly returned to form. no, not fast, fast, not fast. well , it took a year. i'll just explain question yours some people say that if you have muscles there memory is very fast. well, now i’m overgrown with zharkov, then i ’ll run and everything will be fine, but in fact, in practice, it’s not like that. no, it works. so so the mouse, yes, remember, all all the movements are absolutely technique has not gone away. yeah , just a muscular corset. it was necessary to pump up e, to fill it with those physical loads in order to fulfill the speed that had to be given out at

the competitions. and you didn’t feel yourself during this period, you loaded well, each of my the training ended, well, practically with a disease, that is, every competition with fainting. and it was like that, a month after i returned to the sport, the world championship was, and my first bronze medal, i fell on well, there, 10 meters before the finish line , simply because my muscles failed, that is, that 's it i didn’t have enough, but these breaths weren’t enough, namely, the muscles, because they weren’t ready for such a speed, that is, you understand, moral-volitional were at that moment much stronger than my physical quality. and well, only it forced. like this, crawl straight ahead. in terms of. it's just, if you crawled over the finish line exactly, and bronze still gave the only chances to get into the bet, because at that time i lost my job in the hotel and you know, it was such a symbol that, well, cooler than, uh, hours seconds precisely,

because you know that you have to live for something, and you are in any case. like it or not, you have to crawl. you are not performing alone. yes, because we understand vision, yes, no lets you alone. overcome the slopes of the ascent and so on. you have a guide. yes, and you are also called a leader. uh, when working in pairs in a bundle, mutual understanding of trust and reliability is very important. that's who this person is. hey your guide. here is the first very first guide - it was roman yashchenko and a man who also never was. sports, he's 18 years old. only the first time i started skiing, but it so happened that i came to the sport very quickly, that is, very quickly and unprepared, and to say, well, to find such a person very quickly. this is very

difficult. it's almost impossible to run. better you. he must run better than me. he has to think even as i do, in order for a to understand, er, all my movements, that is, and at the same time, he must understand. as a person with poor eyesight, but can run, and what subtleties and nuances he has, all this is worked out in training. what exactly is he doing? well , he's running in front of you, he's not just running in front of me. he leads me down the road. he tells me where to go a sharp descent. that means turn left. and if it goes at all, snow, i see, just a white veil. that is, i see, yes, i see that there is a track. but when the turn is sharp, for example to the right, that is, i can go straight. and if it is not in front, there will be a pine tree. you like him quickly mastered your way of thinking, but really you have to think like you, that is, but he had to come guess your next one. yes, but we worked with him. here

for 3 months. let's remember again, uh, one case at your triumphal paralympic games at a distance of 15 km, where did you take the first gold, there was an incident? let's remind. when i the saw was driving the saw, and then it so happened that yes, i stepped on my own stick. i’m driving, i understand that i lost my stick, and he immediately takes off his, although i don’t think about the fact that she is 10 cm taller, i grab her. the same stick that we broke at a distance of 15 km, and in the end the race ended successfully, we won the first gold and kept it as a keepsake. it kind of hurt a lot. i did

n't even think that she was this race when she ran 15 km, i think she will not survive, believe me, but she said i was a mother i'm sure i will win. well, here we see confirmation of your words, and that, firstly, you really found mutual understanding. yes, they began to feel each other, that he immediately reacted to the situation. here it is the finish line and here such an incident occurs. how did you manage to keep calmness and still get the gold, well, i can say that i wanted to win so much that it didn’t matter to me, that is, this hello is it like fire? i don't know, i think you would have run without a stick. i was so afraid, and stop right there instantly on walkie-talkie. of course, they said, after a kilometer they gave me a stick, then after another kilometer they gave me a second one, because it didn’t fit. you also tried on. yes, i also tried on,

but, of course, i squandered my advantage. and we can say this about the weather conditions, that we started at -10 °, and finished plus plus 15. and this is such a huge difference that the skis are just on the last one. for what period of time, and this is for three laps in 45 minutes, svetlana well, it turns out that in general it is possible with the brain yes to deceive your body, that is, you claim that every person who sets a goal to win the gold of the olympiad. here can do it any yes, yes, even those who have not been training since the age of three muscles, as the trainer says, this is rubber that can be pumped up. but the desire and goals they should be so clear. i would say yes, you are a witch. well, maybe about the guide. it seems to me that here they are, of course, not very grateful. yes, work, all the glory to you or they

do not understand, they also receive a medal. alive yes, if they pay less attention to them, wow, as if less attention, but they have a job. indeed, as you rightly said, they are ungrateful, and for the time being, we are fighting for them to be with us all the time. ah, because now there was a very, very difficult question in general, that the guys could not be found, who could run, who could understand, this is because this should be a profession. it's not just up and running. so you're a man without status. well, who are you, well, a dispenser of sticks and water there. well, here, he also spends, of course, his strength and health, and he does the same. yes, it seems your medal, you are his medal. of course, i think that his name should also be announced during the award ceremony. well, in general, everywhere in the world, this is how it happens with us that, well, they seem to regret what the salary is for them or what? why are they not recognized? what is the reason, and in the legislation? well, explain to me

the wording in this legislation athlete. the leader came out, and the official profession only from january 1, 2022, and before that, and they were kept as a coach, that is, well, all sorts of tricks, as it were, the state helped us in this way, or like man-technician, that is, they were employed exclusively, well, at such rates, that is , even here the question is simply to register a vacancy and maintain this vacancy. that is, it is money. it's the same, and the costs are the same as for athletes, but because they think that, well, many people think that this is just a healthy person, that it's all just. well, supposedly we spend, indeed, 100% of health, for them it is, as it were, complete. well, easy walk, you can't call us. no, you can’t name absolutely and how many psychos, of course, and i’m sure. exactly the fact that he gives you himself. this is

half of victory, this is very accurate, i completely agree. well, i couldn't do it alone. i was not surprised when i found out that you are also in biathlon, you decided to try yourself in the same drunkard as you decided to compete in this discipline, in general, you guys, what happened we talked about hypoxia the fact is that i already have in the olympic village such a problem began, and the coach and i decided that the first start for us would be a trial, but to check the shape, how fit i am in general , since i have 2 weeks before i was practically lying, and i was urgently returned from the pre-olympic training camp. we wanted to know, in what form am i now in general in what light? and the biathlon sprint was just a short distance of 6 km. well, plus. let's take a short break during the shooting , it just so happened that on the last lap, for some reason, everyone began to smear fatigue very strongly. eh, and again, it gives slush.

uh, here are such, uh, difficult moments when you can't cope, and in biathlon - this is very important. and i managed you had bronze. and tell our viewers, i think it will be interesting, because most probably do not know how a person with poor eyesight can participate in biathlon. after all, it is necessary to shoot there, first of all, people who act according to their sight, uh, laser rifles. that is, it is not a military weapon. yes , this is not a military weapon. these are lazarus who are at a distance of 10 m, not 50 m, as in ordinary biathletes. here the targets are two times smaller, that is, they are 21 mm. the meter is just generally here, that is, the athlete drives up. ah. leader shows. where should he go he lies down he has a chip on his hand when he starts. uh, the judges are hanging. he

puts a pen on the computer, and they dump it there. well, who fired the previous one and, uh, you take a gun, you put on headphones and by the sound you determine the target. and as soon as you start to hit the target, a continuous sound begins, so pi and the thinner the sound, the closer to the target. well, you can take out finer nuances. uh, then he sounds to himself, and for the first time you take this rifle. yes? well, not for the first time, but i did not train him. i tried but i didn't i competed, but you liked biathlon, and if you liked it, you understood what was beeping there at all, of course, judging by my penalties. not to the end, but i think that you still have everything ahead of you to learn. for now, let's take a little break. after that, we will return to this studio, while subscribe to our telegram channel, and look for all our releases on the youtube channel, belarus is one. now in the world

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svetlana sokhonenko and the champion of the paralympic games got married three times after the paralympics. we have a short video, we will show it to the viewers. 32 marry you bride. what is it like to be an athlete's husband? well , an athlete, she is only in sports at work, and

for me she is the most loving, most faithful, most beloved woman. this is my gold directly and in every sense of the word the most amazing. here i know such a fact that when you returned from the paralympic games. uh, he also met you at the airport, then the future husband. uh, and he was surprised when you were greeted so solemnly. he didn't even know that you were a professional sportsman. yes, he did not know that i was a professional sportsman. he thought it was like fitness. you know how the girl went to fitness. that is, when at 10:00 p.m. i return with all the skis or there spoilers channel belarus 5. you're red, camera track, yes, and he says with balloons, what you got me into. yes, svetlana , he says, i definitely got there. z. well, you are

secretive, so, well, somehow you can’t say. well , first of all, no one expected. and what kind of excitement will there be, and paralympic athletes have never been met like that and let's be honest. and this is the olympics for the last 20 years. she was the most uh medal. that is, these are 12 medals, we didn’t have more than four medals, so it was an enchanting performance, which is why, how to endure you the next olympiad is better not to let in at all, though productive athletes, so to speak. but, if you're not a secret, svetlana tell us who your husband is, how did you find each other? what's your romantic story, huh? my husband works as a shift supervisor at maz, and today he collects in bridges for mazs. before that, he worked in the bus shop. we met him on the internet. i was looking for

a companion on the sea. and it so happened that he had already left, but i wrote that i was so beautiful, so, well done. i want company. and he says, so come on, i'll come. i say don't i'm not going myself. well, it so happened that we began to correspond. it was such, you know, such a friendly, casual conversation. and when he agreed to meet me after i had already arrived from the sea, well, since then we have not parted. and now your son yaroslav is also growing up, we can conclude that it’s not scary to get to know each other on the internet, sometimes it ends well. yes? well, maybe it's just fate. what honestly is this? well , so fearlessly, too, write to a person to speak to offer. what's up, let's go together. it must be very crazy for a girl. you're evaluating it so much now, but

yes. now i understand that it was very risky on the other hand. well, where to meet? today it's okay. it seems to me, the internet, i'm still on the internet. and where is it? well, probably, yes, especially part of my success. this is my husband who helps me, not only in the family. well , with a child, of course. this is an invaluable help. i am very, very grateful to him for this, and despite all the nuances. now my surname is sokhonenko, and it will already sound like motorina. that is, i changed her last name, and thanks to her beloved husband, when our opponents offer to smear and dismiss everyone, what does your husband say to these proposals, when, well, surely there is such a thing, when you were offered to quit and leave the smear , as my husband and i discuss these points for a very long time. of course, i want to upgrade technology. and i think it's

just going to develop. i think that the leadership of the country will deal with this, because in today's period, it probably gives an opportunity to think about the fact that we also have something, and we can do something and people, including, probably, first of all, these are people. and if we take them all now , we will disperse them and say. go home. and where will they go? after all, we don’t have much production, but these people who work at maz understand this, people live there, and their work and what they know how to do there, and i don’t think that they will be able to realize this in ordinary life. just some household chores. well, yes, it is unlikely that all the workers of the maza find themselves in motherhood. with a mother, this is, of course, good, but also realization in society for a woman important. well, look at the olympics in beijing, you are no longer allowed. although surely you had such ambitions to conquer and need

more gold. let's say so. uh. let's hear what you said then. so, when this non-admission of this story happened, the situation shows that there is no logic, and in the decision in the decision of the international paralympic committee, it contradicts all the canons that they promote, at least invite this, but all team members. e everyone. hey, who's against it? i believe that only such a vote could understand how uh situation. in the village among the athletes. among the trainers of the service personnel. who was against it, and today it has shown that only politics is against it. and not the people who work there, they do their work there. and therefore, i believe that only in this way it was possible to solve something and at least give a voice to the athletes. and what are they

fighting for then, if there is no us, there will be no sport, and this is the most important thing. well, then you also said that in your soul you have a feeling of incompleteness, resentment, pain and not understanding. these feelings are still strong today. they have already grown into more so you know, adjusting to the situation, because a how to be offended, do not be offended, but time cannot be returned. and what was happening in beijing then. here is how events unfolded, so that we can imagine how why this will be in the first place. it took us a very long time to get there. that is, uh, the situation of the flight was already so complicated that we spent two days going there through the north pole, as my friends say, who now have to fly that way, that is it was a very difficult flight. then when we arrived there, and well, the situation in the olympic village. she wasn't that straight forward.

uh, that is, as it were, as it were, then when the team of ukraine arrived, as soon as one of ukraine arrived us. immediately, at first they were not allowed in a neutral status. that is, we stuck up the inscription all night, belarus and we were very afraid to go out into the dining room. if god forbid someone has something not sealed. we are there for each other. so you didn't stick it there, then you come on, that you have vision problems so at all some feeling, but anyway. oil , yes, they could hurt for any reason, and so on. and when the ukrainian team arrived , hmm, provocations began, name-calling began, athletes began, but they directly called. that's it. uh, you know, this feeling of disdain came from the ukrainians. yes, it's kind of like spanking. yes , public ones like to strip to the naked, even pour their own hungry with water to

paint with letters. here's something i ca n't figure out. well, the national mentality, or it is in any person can wake up at some point like this? no , i think it's more like a zombie, because people, and those things that are not spoken out loud, but they themselves do not understand. they spoke in narratives. yes, the chants are such that the chants they said that yes, you have the devil there, that is. well, this is what i believe it is? this is very stupid people are adequate, well, they must understand such things that you say. and what do you think, the decision here is the olympic committee at the time that it is better to eliminate this problem. it may be and it was right. if the situation became so tense, and the fact is that after all this is only one team, it created tension. they just didn't say hello. they showed with all their looks that everything that we are the team of russia canada of belarus is simply superfluous here that we are, as you know, enemies of the people, that is, we are the

people who created something such that well , well, i agree with titania that this is some kind of double blasphemy that people with disabilities are also limited in what they can do before cutting off at all. as they say you quite away from the olympics. still mocked. yes , stick more of your strength. well sealed well. what's next? that is, you were still expecting more, and there was still in the air, hope, what do you need now? of course we went the next day. or to the sighting, that is, we were supposed to have the first biathlon race, and we went to the sighting, and where we were told that you were not allowed on the track, because you were not allowed at that time there was a conference where the chairman spoke, and the paralympic committee of ukraine and thus . they decided there, uh, eliminate us, that is, no one from ours was there. why then? well, we've arrived. you? that is, why it didn’t decide on the shore, i can’t

understand, so that once again he would ride in order to make it more painful. i think no one expected. in fact, mocha's decision that is, everyone, but they were sure that they would not be able to do this with the paralympians, that they would not be allowed. i think that this is the only problem and well, everyone was counting on this. but alas, at the tournament, which you called a consolation prize for the paralympians during the pause. we are sports together, nevertheless, you succeeded too win two gold and silver we have. that's just the rewarding photo. tell svetlana well, what kind of sports prospects do you see, do you have an incentive to continue working on the ski track or not? and? well, in fact, of course, there is self-esteem, there is still, and the desire to perform. well, for at least four years, i definitely want to know what

will happen in the future, because this is uncertainty. it spurs it on a little bit, it spurs it on and on the other hand it slows down a bit, because well, you don't know what will happen, but at the same time. you should be ready. he draws some hope for you coaches. there's a comet from a little no or well? it is silent until everything has hung, in the meantime, everything has hung because the calendar has not yet been installed. ah, the competition has not been set, in general, how this will all happen, because this is all for the first time. and you know, the first time is always difficult. perhaps when a year has already passed, when there will already be some, you know , such initial joint competitions, perhaps. uh, first it will be two parties next year. it will be two more countries plus two countries, that is, maybe, like, well, some countries, they'll pick it up. and i think that, well, it's going to be a prospect with

that. hmm russia belarus it's not the last athletes in the world. and i think that they, too, will be missed. there are also leaders, and on whom the same europe, america, and so on, are guided, but yes, different federations are trying to resist this kind of amazing decision. eh, indeed. it seems to me that we often communicate with athletes here that nadezhda is still svetlana and i would like, so that you well shine further, because as i understood for you. in general, this dispute is the most powerful stimulus yes in life, of course because sports made me personally or as a mother of five children? no, not for nothing, five kids. this also needs to be known. uh, some stamina and skill. here so here to give, all attention, do not want. no, it's just hard. i understand some responsibility. we svetlana want to thank you for this wonderful meeting. we

were very pleased to meet you, and our best expectations were justified by the fact that that you turned out to be a bright, talented, intelligent, reasonable person. yes, i understand shepele, who believed in you, because he did not believe you. it's just impossible. good luck to you in every possible way in life. we tatyana shcherbina victoria popova say goodbye to you today. goodbye. goodbye, and now she is talking about she sokhanenko, i would like to express my gratitude , first of all, and to our state for supporting the paralympic movement. after all, there was no state support. there would be no such great athletes. and of course to all the people who, but next to me, and who help me to realize all my goals and desires. and, of course, to all all the people of our country, always believe in your desires and they will surely come true.

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