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guest by our huge subscribers. thanks to all active viewers who write to us on the telegram channel, you are a celebrity and i will introduce a little to our viewers what you are famous for, you began to collect monuments to soviet soldiers, which turned out to be unnecessary in europe, in particular in poland and, uh, take them to fly. this is the agrotown under the brest, where you already have the last 2 years turned into a museum. it can be said under the open sky, it is called the alley of memory, an amazing idea is the dream of my whole life. i've always thought about this. a place where it would be possible to collect all these soviet monuments that turned out to be unnecessary and thank you for your indifference when it all began. uh, in the seventeenth year, when i was sitting at home in the evening, they said on tv that more monuments to

soviet soldiers were being demolished. i came to work in the morning saying, let's try to pick it up. well , of course, no one believed that we had something succeed. we wrote letters to all instances in belarus and then received approval and then wrote a letter and really national memory. poland they said that hmm, not their monuments, but the monuments are on the balance sheet of the warship. we then wrote letters to all the voivodeships more. and they began to search. of course, the pole button helped us a lot. he translated all our letters into polish and ivan bolislavich yuventsev. the three of us, we traveled all over poland, uh, found a monument, so, uh, we went to the voivodship and asked us to

he was given away. uh, they said fine, but we'll take advice to the deputy. and if they allow, only then we will give you when it happened. we came to conclude an agreement, processed customs duties, ordered, that is, the customs form ordered a car and paid. this can be a duty, and brought, of course, we brought them in a terrible state. let's first show what the alley of memory looks like. yes, and then we will discuss, in general, each individual monument. and his history.

well, in these frames we saw your

first-born on the alley of memory, the first monument. at we were two soldiers. these are polish soviet soldiers from barminsky. he was, of course, in a terrible state. uh, all the flies in the paint were beaten, when we took him away they also told me. why do you need him without legs, without weapons, but we got him the most beautiful in the alley. we have been putting it in order for a very long time. we hired a construction team. uh, which brought all the monuments. we put them in order ourselves, there were such monuments that we collected in parts, it wasn’t even enough , sometimes here’s a monument that was killed two pilot on the first day of the war, and we brought him. we even went to a granite farm to get spare parts, to assemble it, all

the monuments were collected. hmm well, they were collected in parts, they were all destroyed. therefore, you also said in some interviews that they were also vandals. in general, it is written very often. well, yes, i just like that, as we now see on tv, they were demolished by a crane with a tractor. just uh, and we came had to restore. eh, literally in parts and from a photograph. you said that the poles helped you. yes, at first, and they are close yes, a pole, now he married a plechka and lives in brest in general. i want to say that from how we found the monument to how we brought it was 3 months. that is, in general, all this design. yes, until they gather a council of deputies there, until they give permission. the main thing is to order a car and draw up customs documents. this is the same two customs sometimes go through. uh, 3 months passed more

than 600,000 soviet soldiers died, therefore. more than 4,000 people have already visited us. adult children from 38 countries. and tell me how you got hooked. here with the very beginning. why? well, not all of these somehow. that's why the hands go pinched. my husband served in afghanistan and something like this , and i very often met with veterans , we went to see them and they told how it all happened, so it somehow hurt that and so many of our soldiers died, and they feel sorry for two of this piece of land, and they demolish these monuments, they demolish the barbarian ones, they don’t just demolish them. yes, they just destroy it. why did they choose mukhovets there when

i arrived in brest at all, in the nineties year, well the job was hard to find. and i opened a business in 1995 , we opened the laguna company. in 1997, we were given a plot for the construction of a market. we are somehow so diverse. uh, evolved into their own football team. ah, the professional scene. we have concerts there all the time . here they gave it. now more than 1,000 copies of military equipment and clothing and children are in the premises for the museum of two border guards. very interesting, they come, uh, and go to the market to the museum, and therefore in the sixteenth year we built the village of mokhovets, i am a roadside service. and we have already been allocated a site for servicing this roadside service. there was no

question where to take these monuments? well , of course, we have our own land. why not there, therefore, that is, you had your own land bought there. therefore, we allocated a roadside service for a roadside second. and uh, we gave one of the plots for an uh alley, memory of how many interesting monuments you already have there now, well, in total we have 26 exhibits. e, we have e we made a flag. uh, victories themselves, the commander of the belarusian landing troops gave us a tank there, mm. well, he sort of took part in afghanistan, our mayor of the city gave us a gun. well, yes, he was a guard, no matter how he gave a cannon for storage, the most difficult thing was the monument that we brought in the eighteenth year, these are two soldiers, because everything was unknown

how to draw up documents. how to get through customs, how to make out? documents for travel, and already everyone else was already on the knurled. but you say that many people help and and have already answered all the questions that we have ahead, but if we return to the monuments, you have already said that they arrive in a terrible state. and that people help you restore them. say you work with one team of restorers. or is it every time different people said that we just recruited people to the farm, and they arrested them financially. no one helped us and suddenly everyone promises. well no one helps. suddenly, the ambassador of the russian federation came to us and in minsk lukyanov and so our alley became interested, and he said and i will definitely help you, after some time we had to leave moscow, what? submit

documents to the fund for support of foreigners abroad. and we filed papers. and, of course, uh, they told us, yes, you were allocated money, but you are standing in line. lukyanov left, and we thought that it would all calm down and gryzlov boris vyacheslavovich came to him, i did not meet him. unfortunately, many thanks to him. i was told that he called moscow and said, i'm sorry to allocate money in the first place, and we received this money and already hmm registered with the department of e at president of the republic of belarus thank you very much to the coalition. andrey mikhailovich that's already on friday. we paid for the tile. we

paid for it. uh, brick, we paid for the cement. now our alley will play. i congratulate you, of course. any initiator of the receipt of money - this is the most key moment, finally, when you understand that not in words, but in deeds, uh, your work is interested. well, i know that you avoid political issues because you work clearly with neighboring states and your goal is to have monuments you were given back, and not prevented today, we can probably say that your initiative has acquired such a broad sound, because now it’s just now not in the seventeenth year, when you first saw it on tv and cried, when these monuments were demolished in poland, and now we see the bust of literally the heroes of the monuments of the heroes of the war. but you won’t fly all of them under the brest. unfortunately. yes, we searched for many destroyed ones. well, those that could, uh, we find them

and implement them. and i want to say that the poles do not unequivocally relate to the sleep of the monuments. we were very well received and talked about from brest . yes, i was there. yes, i have relatives there . please, pick up and even come, because when we pick up the monuments, we say where they will be located. if several uh villages even came to us and watched how we collected them and how we restored them and said, it was so good for us. grade. they said thank you so much. they are in your best condition. the more we have. well, look after the poles, and in a hurry to demolish, monuments and latvians. here , let's see the demolition of the monument to the liberators in riga. my heart bleeds, and uh, there is information that

patrons from st. we managed to bring out what we found, we took it away, they didn’t say that we won’t give you back what was already completely destroyed. well, that was destroyed. we now had a delegation from latvia and we agreed with them. what are they they will help us, and he has already called or i want to call in the name, because he may be in trouble. he already called and spoke two monuments. we have already found it for you. uh, and if the opportunity arises, you can take them away uh, hmm of course, that i would like to appeal to the presidents of poland latvia lithuania estonia to all the leaders, please, if you have already decided to demolish the monuments. give us

a to belarus and we will save them. i think that those who live and remember who won the victory for them, they will be grateful that you did not destroy, but preserved. of course we can even for free, no one will give. we can even pay for some of your expenses. just don't destroy it, just pass it on to us in belarus thank you so much, if we didn't save the monuments, they would have been registered as construction waste and thrown away like those that we didn't have time to pick up. you have already mentioned that you have a lot of excursions from different countries. but tell me, how are the europeans themselves, here the poles, as i understand it, went to meet you halfway, and the latvians, when they arrived for the second time, the latvian he brought with him a delegation of 40 people and he says, he didn’t even expect that so many people would

want to visit belarus , of course, our president, in general, well done. he opened the borders. please come, we have two banners in the alley. one banner is a pair. in the forty-fifth year, and the second banner is on may 9, 2021, our president alexander grigoryevich lukashenko is hosting the parade, and we talk about this, that if in the twentieth year we had not defended our independence. it is not known what would happen now, so many thanks to our president to our law enforcement agencies. eh, our riot police a patriot of our country, that today they defended our independence and in general i think that we have the best president in the world. yes, you can say no, but i want to say this. not a

single president in the world defends his people like that, does not love his country. as our president and i believe that he should already be awarded the hero of belarus, i talked with my voters. everyone agrees with me. natalie has already mentioned that you have a playground. a beauty is born before our eyes soviet symbols and there is a huge flag and herpes of the ussr a who is working on this beauty? uh, all ideas, of course mine. they're just putting them into practice, uh. it's probably on top. they told me so, because i will think of something and somehow it turns out by itself. we really wanted to pick up. eh, monuments from riga well, it doesn't work yet, but my children already have some achievements. i managed to get these books for me. these are all monuments to latvian estonia hosted in lithuania and now it will be easier for us to

look for them, because we will know in which city which village, where is which the monument is being received at the moment. there is an encyclopedia, all these pigments are going to be demolished or they will all be demolished. so far they are all, but judging by the way they say and do. i think that almost all the monuments will be demolished. you said that the alley would sparkle with new colors and become a beauty, which you would like at this stage, there was still not enough money to improve it. which i had and i spent on the monument. we now have money. we'll make a fence, lay tiles. hmm i have an idea so far just an idea. i want to take such a photo, an alley to show how we treat monuments, and there were such people and how other countries

treat them, like cranes, how they destroy, how they knock down with a tractor. this is all to do. that's the photo, the alley, we saw, yes, the dismantling. of course, they look terrible there. there are simply a lot of children in the dust. many retired veterans were brought even from the kindergarten, and one woman was standing and crying. i approached her and said that you were crying. i say, my grandfather died in poland and maybe one of the monuments you put up for him, you said that and ordinary ordinary latvians and poles are very sensitive to their monuments, in fact, they don’t want to demolish them, moreover, these monuments are funded by ordinary people when you were created, but now there is information that 55,000 have been allocated in each province of poland. e dollars for the liquidation of these monuments, so it turns out that it’s

easier for them to demolish these monuments for money, and to receive this money, and then for some amount to give the destroyed monuments to you, it turns out, they really get money for the demolition of the monument, but i not i will say that they took from us. and the amount of money they have there on the balance sheet, they were listed as such an amount. they took from us and just imagine what amounts are allocated without memory for 55,000 dollars for demolition, so that an excavator comes and throws it in. uh, a monument to the side of the road, like unnecessary trash, it seems to us that, well, no matter how insignificant some things are, but in fact it is a lot of money that is pumped into the anti-soviet. yes, in this memory they began to be directed on each monument it is written that the soviet military from the inter-terminals, that is, from the inhabitants of the inhabitants collected money and erected

these monuments with their own money. well, now they will be these residents, who are still dear, this is a memory to come to you. thank you. once again for your business. we won't be long. let's break, i remind you, we have a telegram channel. say don't be silent. subscribe to ask questions. suggest us interesting guests we are in touch. today we are preparing a very tasty hearty and high-calorie dish. whom did you intrigue me here, like here at a mud volcano, there may be such a gurgle that can harm your entire kitchen. i used to be a cook making meatballs. now i'm all at home. i give advice to make

lightly salted grandmother's cucumbers. yes, moreover, a lightly salted celery stalk. raise, watch the culinary show belarusian cuisine on our tv channel. figures of belarusian culture talk about how their fate developed. it seemed to me that the people who make films are celestials in order to be sure that i will enter the camera department. i decided that first i would graduate from the faculty of history, and not share the secrets and nuances of my professional activities. generally. we are unfortunate people in this regard, not that you can’t watch your performance of someone else so calmly, because you sit in the hall and start to think all the time that somewhere there are some mathematical approaches such a documentary, biographical project, footage of life atmosphere creative even so

human this is the first where does it begin? uh, what ensures the success of uh, the pictures, so if this is not there, then, as they say, there will be no movie. i've been at the opera house for almost 25 years. i just want to mind my own business. how can to bring joy to the public longer, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. say again, do not be silent, and our guest is a deputy business woman and savior of monuments to soviet soldiers natalya ilskaya natalya emelyanovna. you said in one interview that, at first, the position tried to convict you of uncleanliness, they say. why does ilnitskaya need this? what does she do? it's hard for us to believe, right? in the impulses of the soul? yes , we measure each other, probably by ourselves, when we write such things and think that this is some kind of conspiracy.

today, everyone has come to terms with the fact that, well, believe in you, right? and even our opponents understand how i became a deputy only in 2003. he was always, uh, an oppositionist to me, when deputies were elected, he was always a positionalist. we have a large market of 500 people 100 people in the company. for them, it would be such a platform. for action, but we always crossed, we never once had any rallies, no leaflets. and, of course, they are angry with me and then how not to bite. here she carries monuments, it’s better to give money for a kindergarten. it was what you said. well, now they seem to say nothing, and therefore it is a great honor for me that in the twentieth year we were almost 600 people, not a single person was seen at the rally. this is your

job. you communicated with the leg, of course, we are working closely and the council of the market is entrepreneurs, and i was so happy that not a single person from the market was seen at a rally on the square, we note that brest is not the most calm in this regard. and if someone wanted to, of course there are different opinions. if someone wanted him to leave, he knew what i had. forbidden he went to other markets, but the fact that they didn’t take anyone, it was simple for me, but it’s very joyful that you have taken root on our belarusian land. you have already said in an interview that you were born in ukraine, after that you lived in lithuania, but for 30 years already. you live in belarus so you do not regret that you stayed in belarus absolutely. eh, i arrived in the nineties, of course, belarus was completely different. she is today our city bress. very beautiful. we recently

celebrated the millennium of our city a lot has been done a lot has been done in the city the city every day becomes more beautiful roads are built. uh, micro-districts are growing right up. how do you remember lviv, the city of your childhood? just find out after studying. i went to get married, went to lithuania, then came right away. and all my best impressions are of belarus about the arrest. in 2009, irina arabey invited me to take part in the belarusian competition. women's union. i won the republican competition there and from that moment on. i have already m-m been in the council of the republic of course. uh, i'm lucky to have friends. i am very i absorbed a lot of antonina from murom. petrovna , she was from er nadezhda andreevna ermakova.

i now directly admire our head of cabbage i was recently we brought children to her. so. we just thought there for half an hour. she talked to us for 2 hours and answered all our questions. you are avoiding the question of ukraine . you are a ukrainian, you remember, a ukrainian. my sister lives in crimea and is very happy. i was born in a large family. there were six. uh-huh , and one sister and brother still live in the lviv region. of course i call them we don't talk politics because we don't talk. she is my sister in every way. e vibrat, but in any case, with what feelings do you observe the special operation, which is now living, of course, i worry ukrainians are killing each other, ukrainians are killing each other, and e. thanks of course to russia and vladimir

vladimirovich putin, first of all, that he supported us in our difficult time, that we are now together and there was no other way out. there was simply no way out, because they just bombed the donbass and bombed your communication preserved. eh, that's good. i think, well, i know that i'm never happy, my sister and well, we are politicians not the company you head in brest it has a fairly wide network. we have already talked about this, we have listed your trade, hotel business, football club and even your own tv channel. ah, there are more than 500 people working in the market under your uh management. also already talked about it. in your opinion, individual entrepreneurs are treated friendly in belarus. we are now talking about the tax burden, the pandemic and sanctions were better now. uh, none

entrepreneur. solinka didn't leave. yes , the roadside service was a bit difficult, because the borders were closed. ah, entrepreneurs. they mainly transported goods this, moscow grodno now china, e, c. several people traveled to poland. they have now switched to belarusian goods. and so to say that oh rush right there sanctions yes, i'll show you, just an example has arrived, a latvian has arrived. well, we drove him, fed him everywhere, he lived at our hotel, they showed the city and he asked me a question natalya milyana. so tell me how you manage such pressure under such sanctions to live better than you lived before. that's the whole answer for you. i answered him, because now our president is not sitting in the office. he travels to

all regions, our governor shuleyka yuri vitul'dovich. he probably spends the night on this field, our mayor does everything that we lived better. alexander stepanovichachok, therefore, we are not afraid of any sanctions, everyone does his job in his place. by the way, this is the answer that no matter what the new tax burden, no one has yet left individual entrepreneurs. you were a delegate to the entire belarusian people's assembly in january last year and you were preparing the day before. as you said, we analyzed the problems of the voters and even held them. actually poll among sellers of the market. and i think of my proposals. they brought it to you then you voiced them as a responsible person. well, a year later what can you say heard? the authorities, yes, yes, heard there is a dialogue, what did you ask? and what did they

give? well, in general, let's do it on the facts, to be honest, now i can’t say for sure that there were a lot of questions, we voiced them. uh, and they sent natalya ivanovna kochanova and the chairman of white russia. i have been in belarus since the first day and our questions were heard. it is perfectly. we had representatives of both white russia and the belarusian union of women. so i think that you will indeed continue to have a dialogue with the authorities and with these public organizations. they will help you. and we said that you have a museum and a market. you already talked a little about him. and let's see the photo gallery and our viewers. you will comment. what does are you there? tell us in more detail, we provided the area to two former border guards, they collected. this gallery here, this is uh motorcycles and clothes of all time very uh, big saturated alley. they

conduct their own tours. uh, a lot of people visit them. young people especially visit. therefore, here is a very interesting collection from them, we do n’t even take money from them, because we believe that this is very good for the patriotic education of young people. uh, our museum was recently visited by mukhovites from uh, malorites. uh, uh, kids who are registered, and now i was in dozhinki. e, the brest region, the chairman of the, er, malaritsky district approached me and said natalina. we beat you. and we conduct a tour, conduct quests. uh, we make soldier's porridge and tea and it takes up to 2-3 hours. they he says. children came from you completely different. eh, right. many people say they were surprised that they were so impressed? that's

all the alleys of memory, yes, and i looked, some videos. well, in general, different students. of course there are, uh, girls standing, uh, looking at their phones. we it's not all that interesting. there are boys who stuck around the tank. well, that is, how do you think it is in general, and working today with this kind of youth, the deer of memory, was generally created for the patriotic education of young people so that they remember who won the victory for them and remember who defended our independence and we we are talking. yes , there are different children. eh, we bring a lot. these are difficult to educate and not everyone is interested in them, but still they, uh, are impressed. now we will do more. photos here collected them on eli and photographed and given away. all the same, even after 5 years, but she will remember. yeah, we were there, there

are such monuments of ours from the course, that's 40 minutes, tell us about each monument and still something will remain even brought from kindergarten. i think what they will do is very interesting to them. i believe that it is necessary to educate. that's right, from kindergarten. yeah. we have two two cadet schools that hosted our cadets on the alley. we are very pleased logically. that's two twentieth year opened, yes alley, yes we welcomed visitors in 2020, because we simply brought, as they say in latvia today, construction debris. it's just that if you're here this monument, look, he was lying around here somewhere in the forest. yes, we found it, cleaned it, collected now beautiful pas. no, therefore, it was necessary to do a lot of work to put them in order. tell natalya emelyanovna. you have said that now

there are four monuments at the customs at the border. now our cars are simply not allowed. well, the polish ones don't really want to introduce it. i'm sure, that this whole situation will change and we will carry monuments to preserve them and more, but it won’t hurt. that is, they hung as long as they are already there. i've been here for two months now and why can't i resolve this issue. well, because our cars are not allowed there, and they are just afraid, because there is one now. uh, well, i called, our friend from latvia told me, i brought two monuments. i took them off beautifully and put them all together. well, i almost got locked up. i'm still interested. so you say, the latvian was there and it was better to live a hundred. i don't i believe that the sanctions did not affect your business activities in the market at all. they are. well, i did not notice, well, maybe a

little purchasing power has decreased. well, tell me, here we are now making a film, our colleague anastasia benedisyuk, there are a lot of sanctions for the people. because of these cars, yes, which they don’t let in and so on, they lost, but in general, their suppliers and so on, but there are obviously problems with logistics with transport, there is no denying them. i wanna say yes on the roadside service we felt. well, we have 39 people working there. but for the most part, we didn’t fire anyone from the village. uh, everyone saved their jobs. well, of course, it became more difficult, because the borders were closed, the borders were closed before. this is us on the track. e to ukraine and i became the border. they wrote to travel less, therefore, but we are located next to the training ground and all the teachings are settled to us. we

feed them. well, look at your k- there is a book in it 1,000 of these monuments. you are all under the fly there. can you post in this the direction we have is supported by the power of us there is still behind our alley there is a plot. i think that if needed, they will allocate it to us. and tell me, please, these people you say, the latvian came, the poles came, they move with a check to see how the saved monuments look now, or to see that we have begun to live better. well , you just came for the city day for the first time, then he came and he really liked it. he has already arrived, as if with a tour, and, of course, they are also being clamped there now and not allowed in and restrict. and, in general, our president is just brilliant. he opened the borders, please. e, come, buy, we are open for you. what are you closing? which of the

foreigners struck you from those who were in the alley of memory, who may have been treated with pain several times by a delegation from germany, they drove six people 10 people. now 20 people have come again. they now live with us in a hotel, but they are simply delighted with our belarus and our alley of memory. they are even thinking of moving to belarus , they didn’t let them live, as today from their friend in the realtor found out that the latvians had already been coming for a week. she sold three houses here in the village, because there, well, it became expensive for them to live. they move, drape, as she put it, from latvia to belarus. and in brest, you were faced with the fact that foreigners come to you, you still have conversations. a delegation from germany is also talking about the same thing from latvia, uh, they would like to live in belarus

. and if we return to the monuments, do you know there is such a story that the czechs? they didn't take down the statue. they are in their time. i think it was even before 2017. that is, before we started collecting monuments, they are a monument. the soviet tank monument was simply repainted pink and made into an art object. now you would like to take it to your place and repaint it in green. a latvian told me such a story. uh, they had a monument, and you came to shoot in the morning, but it’s not there, and the activists say the partisans left and they took it away at night and hid it somewhere. you said that you will still have a regional tv channel. tell me, i know that you are inviting deputies. you yourself are a deputy to speak there, what interests brichan most of all now in the years of historical memory. we

are doing a program on historical memory are deluded. i organized two car races. and we were already in the vinkovsky district, the village of brilyovo. there this village was burned down and many others. she was there a lot at the rally. many said he, but we did not know. can you show us we decided to make such a program by cropping the area of ​​\u200b\u200ball the monuments that are located where and their description, this means we are going, let's say we are filming biryulyovo, it is the most beautiful monument we are looking for some witnesses. eh, who can tell something and we will show we will show about each monument of the brest region. hmm, the channel has a lot of young people. it works, yes, we have uh, well, a little 15 people work. mostly young energetic of course. er, well, i was already old. these

are creative people. i really like that they have a lot of ideas. uh, and we mostly work on copyright programs, and we spare no time, if the news shows 2-3 minutes, we show half an hour, we take we promote some topic and we like it, because it’s one thing to look at it for 3 minutes in everyone else, we talk about each person for half an hour, everyone who comes to our studio. uh, they are not relatives, let's watch friends for a while. let's break , i remind you, we have a telegram channel. say don't be silent. there you can leave us your comments, watch exclusive videos and suggest guests. we're in touch. on the air say be quiet, and our deputies are visiting

a man with a heart of gold natalya ilnitskaya natalya emelianovna. let's watch one video and then discuss it today, taking into account what is happening in the world, just these internationalist wars are the best living example with which our youth can communicate, and get to know each other, talk and learn something, because these people really did not spare their lives for the sake of their country for the sake of their state. what are the perks? but you think the afghans are necessary, right? the most important benefit is respect, and showing respect a little bit. here. eh why? seems like they forgot, right? well here, agree, are you with our guest or not? when i arrived in brest, i met my husband in ghana, i met the chairman of the afghan council, this is bukhansky

sergey hmm and we held a lot of events. we have a park. uh, where there are monuments to the internationalists, where all the holidays are spent in afghanistan, we helped them to the afghans before you. our city mayor alexander stepanovich rogachev also served in afghanistan , and he pays a lot. uh, the attention of the afghan you are now veterans we have very few left and now they are already going, as if the veterans of the afghans are on parade, you mean. yes, yes, i want to say that my husband will run out of it, uh, insu. there he lies, well, he hardly walks, and they visit him constantly and hand him over. he needs badges, and hmm, i can't agree with that, at least in a close area, for example, here we recently handed out

gold medals to graduates. well, as recently as this year and they always go from the afghan park . uh, bukhara very uh, takes care of afghan widows, presents gifts and are invited to all events, but i will not say that they are deprived of the attention of the brest region. at least. no, why do i know, because we work closely with the council of afghans. i'm even there in their council and we help them a lot. bukhara often come. and they say, it is necessary for this. it is necessary to help this. and our mayor always invites afghans. uh, let's say until march 8th. there on february 23rd. mm. no, we can't do that. they help you in turn. here we showed a video with vyacheslav

shah, he is a former afghan, but he is still strong man. i think that the afghans, uh, can work on your alley of memory, if necessary, they visited our alley of memory, uh, veterans and lugansk, helped us plant trees. there are even photographs of people. we are standing there with a lot of people. it helps us. here we call this women's club our deputy for the fly with irina viktorovna prokopovich shadlikova. uh, tamara anatolyevna, she's a senator. uh, and lyudmila nikolaevna zhirchik. in my opinion, we gather like this, either we plant flowers, or in a field, or you have wonderful roses there. love, in in general, in this 400 yes, amazing tell us the height they dressed us, but they are still small, when they grow up they will be very beautiful. please tell me, but, well, a mercantile question, nevertheless, to pick up one monument from poland

, how much does it cost? well, the last of them is three monuments. we brought us 6,000 belarusian rubles, but these are not some fantastic amounts. this visitors monuments in different ways happens. uh, somewhere they say, yes, for the monument. you'll pay a little, i'll give you a charity, i'll take yours there, putting or church, help and tell me, please, you said that you have a fairly extensive area of ​​activity in the tourism business, trade, football club, tv channel, and you clearly confidently said that none of these objects, let’s say, are yours. and did not fall under the sanctions sanctions did not hit your business hard. and what is your most beloved offspring, who can you single out now? only the alley, my very thing, i rest there. i come i get, well, so much pleasure when i manage

to restore and install monuments. i see people like it people come and they, well, enjoy what our guide tells. e, therefore, for now, here are all my thoughts, everything, this is mine, this is interesting. it turned out such your soul. yes, i sometimes joke, someone collects stamps, someone books, and i save. i would note that you live them, do not collect them, save them, and our viewers are unlikely to guess that you recently celebrated your 70th anniversary. we congratulate you on this significant event. uh, on the sidelines they discussed the day before, waiting for you, that god grant us all in such years from brest in the morning at 4:00 in the morning, having left, sit down and judge and talk about the fact that

i have this, this, this, this, and this is such an outlet, and maybe you will tell how you were congratulated, your relatives. what is the most valuable gift friends? the children gave me these three books. this is the most expensive gift for me, i don't know how hard it is for me. we traveled around poland looking for monuments, but today i have everything. i open a book and know where which monument is. i knocked down and went pointwise, so this book is very expensive for me, well, a very expensive gift. and your children, they support you, but you start working with me less than my daughter works. in the roadside service, the eldest works in the market. uh, granddaughter is on tv too. she is newsreader one is the oldest one is studying at university one works in a roadside service and the youngest will be 4 years old in a

month. well, it doesn't work yet. and you have such a girl's club. yes, it's not a guy. well, it turned out four granddaughters, two daughters. now i understand why you moved into politics yourself. generally? well, who will decide your problems? yes, except for myself, i'm not confused. i like working with people. i have been working with in the belarusian union of women of white russia since the first day hmm me uh, when i arrived we met the chairman. e, a veteran of the moscow region. maria kutrovskaya, unfortunately, she is no longer there. she had so many ideas, she swirled me. she had a lot of ideas, and we financed those ideas. we went to congratulate veterans, we signed a thousand postcards. we went on excursions. she wrote books. uh,

she had so many activities. and me liked it. i arrived, i don't know anyone, and she got me so wrapped up in it all, and we still only turn to me. i never refuse. confirm this idea. it is known that movement is life. come on, so i'm, uh, on vacation. well, i don’t know for 10 years, i probably haven’t been and sometimes we are on the market. day off i take a day off. he can be there once every 3 months and everything hurts me. i go to work, you forget everything, and that's it. we hold very often charity events in the market , we congratulate. uh, the third. hmm children born. well, i kind of lead such an active lifestyle. i think that old age will not make me at home. that's for sure. tell me, do they have such thoughts? that's what someday those people who gave you

the monuments, those who are now on the alley of memory, will ask them back. oh, by the way, one. uh, the chairman of his says, i give you away. but maybe i'll take the name. i say, in general, i gave you away, that is, there are already such cases that they say that maybe when monuments were given away. invite us to the opening we still no matter how we open officially, because there were no tiles, there was no fence. and now we will put it all down and do it and invite it. if they come now, i am sure that i will come, then they came, and when there were few monuments, and when there was no road, i now see such beauty on video that i just want to get up today and go back to watch with you. thank you very much for coming to visit us. you told your amazing story. i think you have a lot to learn. we

wish you strength. we want like-minded people to be not only moral, but also financial aid came to you on a regular basis and let, well , the monuments that you still find. eh, they will quickly return to this alley without delay, probably to their home, as i now understand, for them, er, for these monuments, this is such a refuge, a refuge in which they devote. time, until people come to their senses and stop doing. i think that the situation will change, these sanctions were imposed against us, but it turns out that people imposed against themselves will endure endure and some kind of line will come. we are svetlana simadonskaya victoria popov we say goodbye to you today. goodbye. and the final word says, natalia ilskaya i want to wish everyone good health, especially our president bows low to him for what he does for us for the residents. i want to wish everyone peace and good.

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