all the most important will tell you watch right now. let me congratulate you on your professional holiday. thank you for your work lately , taking into account the sanctions at the border. certainly increased if today the movement and how it is organized. of course, the movement across the border has changed a lot, taking into account the sanctions imposed on our country, of course. the biggest change is related to the ban on entry into the territory of the european union e, russian and belarusian carriers. we had to completely restructure the work of logistics in the shortest possible time, places near

the border were equipped for reloading trucks. the goods are reloaded upon entry into the country from the european union carrier to the belarusian or russian carrier, and the goods then go to importers of raw materials that make up consumer goods. uh, the same procedure is followed when exporting goods from the country at the beginning of the border. these goods are reloaded by russian and belarusian carriers and then go further to europe on the vehicles of european carriers on average per day . thousands of trailers and 400 reloads, on some days the number of operations reached 2,000. on april 16, more than 200,000 operations have already been carried out, the total number of places established for transshipment and re-tackling is 18, while a large number of parking lots have been organized , of which only on the belarusian search, the border is 1492. the most important thing is that we try to

carry out our customs operations as quickly as possible so that, at least, there are no delays due to customs. well, the procedure that takes place. she 's already set up. we are ready and more transport amount of funds to process. on some days, we had up to 2,000 such operations for transshipment of goods. and what is being done today in order to somehow help business, maybe there are some easing measures that have been taken against belarusian exporters and importers, in addition to crossing the border, of course, we also help economic entities to quickly process exports and imports . here first . we use our own customs technologies, for example, when exporting, 60% of our exports are no longer processed customs officer, a software product in the machine. the rest is export. we process within five minutes, as far as imports are concerned, three-quarters of all import declarations. we

arrange. uh, within one hour. it 's pretty fast. in addition, we now conduct our audit of our business and our business entities less frequently. well, let's say it's softer for business. e, if there are objective ones. especially in the backbone of the city-forming enterprises of late payment of payments e, we do not hold accountable such enterprises. we give them the opportunity to pay these payments, and put raw materials and components into production, so our main task. now, to assist our business entities as much as possible so that our work does not in any way become even the slightest obstacle in their activities. well, queues at the border, this topic is on everyone's lips. why this question? it seems to you that it is not allowed for so long that there is no queue at the border. uh, it takes goodwill from both sides, of course when we try to do our best

everything so that people do not stand at the border, do not wait, so that the cargo does not stand idle and the neighboring side does not support our initiative. and, on the contrary, intentionally, as we believe, e reduces the throughput. lately, this has been clearly seen. when exactly one third of the throughput capacity for both cars and trucks, uh, is processed by our colleagues, of course, with this approach , it is very difficult to avoid queues, it is very difficult. uh, rhythmic uh, organize the passage of the border. and of course, the most difficult situation is now on polish direction. and apart from the fact that our colleagues are not working very steadily, but in addition, three of the six checkpoints on the polish border are closed at the initiative of the polish side, of course, on the remaining three

and further reducing. uh, the number of clearances is very difficult to achieve a normal border crossing. therefore, we, of course, hope that our colleagues will work. eh, at least just stably, at least simply, fulfilling the norms that we previously agreed on in international agreements. remains and passenger transport and passenger transport, the problem remains, of course, passenger transport. it depends more on the day of the week. basically. of course , citizens, both belarusians and foreign citizens, are trying to cross the weekend. eh, of course, s. taking into account the visa-free regime, taking into account the abolition of covid restrictions, passenger traffic across the border has tripled this year compared to last year. here but uh, we could calmly arrange. this is the number without any queues. during normal operation from the marginal side, but so that when the queues still arise, and in order for citizens to normally wait this

time at the entrances, the border, the main task is to equip the corresponding waiting areas with everything necessary so that citizens can normally wait for this time to enter the border. what other measures are being taken to somehow improve the situation? ironing these sharp corners, of course, the main approach is the coordinated work of all services on the border with the border guards, we have very close interaction. uh, that's why we try to make sure that through the fault of the customs and border services belarusian e did not have a single minute of delay. the technologies that we use are electronic; they speed up the passage of the border. well, at times, therefore, we are doing everything that depends on us and we hope that our colleagues from the limiting countries will do this. in addition, in august of this year, they were changed by decree of the head of state. e rules for crossing the

border using an electronic queue system, if earlier the part passing the borders of citizens could book a salary for the priority crossing of the border. and rest. naturally. waited in line more because of this arose. sometimes there is conflict. uh, the dissatisfaction of citizens, now this order has become understandable and transparent, and now no one will pass without a queue, so this is a clear, understandable order. what time did you enter the waiting area there, after a reasonable period you will come to the border, uh, in our opinion, now the situation will be much simpler and more transparent at the border with waiting in line. you just started talking about new technologies, in principle, technologies that are being introduced permanently by the customs authorities. but even experiments are being carried out that give all

processes some kind of efficiency. and what do we have today with the speed of clearance of goods, what can be said and are you able to maintain the previously gained momentum in terms of clearance time e , we have reduced them, let's say, to the point where you can simply lose control even lower, and therefore we believe that already stabilized to the maximum. well, let's say the lowest level possible, but we are applying new technologies to make it depend the quality and speed of clearance not only from the work of the inspector, but also from the situation in each specific point of the country, that is, we can arrange any e-goods located at one point in the country in another place, in a different region altogether. e, this allows us to make those registration points that are loaded a little easier for them, and where they are not loaded there, just send e declarations for registration. this system allows us to quickly accept

declarations from business entities for registration . i think business sees us and approves. and another system that we use in our work. this is a system of electronic customs seals. we started implementing this system 2 years ago. eh, but just the one that has developed because of the sanctions. we have now been able to implement this electronic seal system on all freight vehicles with registration of the european union. that is, now with the help of the electronic seal system. we can track any truck with european union registration if such a truck violates the restrictions in our country. e, accordingly, we quickly identify it and bring such a carrier to responsibility. here for uh, 5 months. e application of this system. after the movement

of european trucks across the border was restricted. and we have already identified more than six and a half thousand violations with the help of the electronic seal system, so we use this system as well as for control. well, also for, uh, reducing directly uh, screening operations. that is, if the seal is hung, then the goods are under control and, uh, the violation there is minimal and this experience will spread, yes, to the entire territory of the eu here, just in our eurasian union, uh, the republic, belarus , well, has stepped, far ahead, uh, in the application of the electronic seal system. uh, our colleagues in other countries. eh, they are just starting to create such a system and apply it somewhere. well , absolutely pointwise in our eurasian union, a corresponding agreement on the use of a system of electronic seals has been signed. it is planned to start next year. uh, to the application of this convention to use electronic seals through on the territory. uh,

the entire eurasian union, taking into account that we have a lot of experience. i think that our belarusian technologies will come in handy and, uh, will be used, used by our colleagues in other countries during the day. uh, we have about 2,000 electronic seals hanging somewhere. troll at the same time we keep somewhere around 3,000 electronic seals, and just the beginning of the application of electronic seals. more than 600.000 have already been applied. e such devices. e. this is a pretty efficient system from 2018 customs morgoth transferred the functions of border control, at some checkpoints. here's how things are today. the transfer of the function of e-passport control from the border service and the customs service at individual checkpoints took place on behalf of the head of state at the beginning. it was an experiment in the nineteenth year. we only

implemented this at one checkpoint, then after, uh, a successful experiment. we started to implement at other checkpoints at the beginning of uh, this year. in seven points passes, we carried out passport control in relation to cargo vehicles already this year, taking into account the situation that has now developed with accounting. uh, the closure of the ukrainian section of the border. we, together with the state border committee, decided to rapidly introduce this technology, the direct implementation of passport control, the customs authorities at all checkpoints drew up an appropriate schedule and by the end of next year at all checkpoints in relation to freight vehicles. funds like road and rail, passport control will be carried out by employees of the customs service. that is, this experience justifies itself, this experience justifies. uh, for several reasons, firstly, it speeds up the process of crossing the

border, because one person customs officer performs both customs control and passport control at once. i mean, uh, the truck driver. there is no need to go to two places for registration, and all registration takes place in one place, and in addition to speeding up the process, in addition, it optimizes number, that is, uh. with our performance of these functions, we allow the border service. transfer part of your personnel from checkpoints directly to guard the border. where needed. today, during your conversation with the head of state, you pointed out that the number of violations, including by carriers from the european union, has increased. there has been an increase in the number of violations, such as the illegal removal of goods under the sanctions of the european union, a complete ban on the entry of our trucks into the territory of the european union. we have introduced e, mirror measures, but allowed to import goods to the border

logistics centers, where they are reloaded and then transported to the territory of our country. but, uh, it’s just that the european carrier is not allowed to move further across the country, and there are such violations and they are quite common, and we detect them using our mechanisms, including electronic seals. in addition, there are violators who enter the territory of our eurasian union through the russian section of the border. and they leave through us, again violating the relevant restrictions, therefore, we install such violators. we punish, we hold accountable, we levy fines to the budget, of course, the main focus of our law enforcement activity is an economic focus. that is, we are trying, first of all, to work out those violations that, if detected, entail the payment of additional payments to the budget for collection of such payments, respectively. uh, it's very important now. and, of course, it's important.

for us. this is the topic of preventing the entry of drugs into the country. uh, weapons so, uh, for 8 months of the current year. uh, we have prevented the importation of more than 500 kg of narcotic psychotropic substances into the country. ah, the biggest party. we have been prevented. this is a 160 kg cart. hashish from poland this year 266 facts of illegal movement of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances were stopped, about half a ton of dope was seized and detained. 67 units of weapons and ammunition in total, more than 35 million rubles were received by the budget from the law enforcement activities of the customs authorities. 48% higher than the same period last year year, the economic effect is revenue to the budget. e more than 38 million belarusian rubles only from the objects of the offense is a separate

issue of your report, interaction with russian colleagues from the federal customs service. what are the prospects in general, in principle, what has already been done with the russian customs service. we have close interaction. now we are, uh, just interaction. e on the topic of the implementation of the union program in the customs sphere. we have a lot of activities here. currently. we are organizing. e, russian belarusian center e, which will be located in minsk and will carry out monitoring. e of the whole situation related to customs clearance. in our eu state, last week, the head of the customs service of the russian federation was in minsk, we were just discussing these issues, directly , details of how this center will interact with the customs service of belarus with the customs service of the russian federation. now the main message, uh, of our services of our interaction - this is how to

organize. uh, our joint work, to help our constituent entities and russian belarusians who fell under sanctions, which is now difficult to help logistics, just to carry out export imports, in order to somehow simplify logistics and help our constituent entities in carrying out foreign economic activity. thanks for the interview. once again, happy holidays. thank you very much.

in the netherlands, they took away my passport and did not let me go home. how do you like this approach in a so -called civilized country, a country where freedom is unlimited drug trafficking, the imposition of same-sex relationships and the inability to legally leave for the country from which he came. how do you like this about freedom? or is it something else, and i'm with you ksenia lebedeva hello after 2020, some belarusians decided to look for better lives abroad, someone artificially participated in mass unauthorized events, then with protocols they went for humanitarian visas. although in the desire to emigrate there was not a single gram of politics of pure calculation, in order not to wait for the opening of borders, visas did not go away in the usual manner, they fled to the street at an early red and white swamps, so that they would be

recognized as political over the hill, but getting into the country of dreams, belarusians are disappointed and they run home, though only those who have the courage to admit a mistake and say they were wrong at home are better one of the heroes of the program vladislav , he is from bobruisk i chose warsaw to continue my studies there, to be honest, i studied poorly at school, and in poland there are more opportunities to enter for people like him with fewer requirements. it felt like i hadn't seen my house for a couple of years, so it was nice to be back home. of course, at home right now, everything is comfortable, so it is more pleasant for her. that's why i compared, as it were, higher there, but it's all comparable, also higher salaries. you are higher and, as it were, the price of living there is housing , medical services, if you think logically,

then what we don’t have there is an opportunity in belarus that you can, in principle, do and earn. artyom , the next hero, decided to leave for the netherlands in april of this year, as he said, the desire was formed under the pressure of the western media and their propaganda did not happen their european values ​​and freedoms. there i decided to apply for political asylum, again earlier, having studied, uh, the regulations, legal acts and information that was available on the internet about this access, and from my own experience i was convinced that not everything is as colorful as it is told in the media. and i was convinced that in fact in that country. where i came from, where i was born and raised, there are quite a lot of significant pluses, and it really is. it seems to me at the top of the european world, so to speak. or the netherlands

this is one of the countries where same-sex marriage was legalized in the early 2000s. let's see how the first marriages went. four couples were asked whether they would agree to take a man as a wife and a woman as a husband? and all this was fixed with a strong male kiss, and how the hero of our program reacted to everything that was happening around him there. i didn't like it. this is the culture that european society imposes on a guy to get to know another guy or make an attempt to get acquainted with the goal of some further relationships for them. well, this is in the order of things and has nothing surprising in itself, i did n’t like it in turn, and in this i openly say, in some cases they tried to convince me, because i don’t know much

that i haven’t tried, for example. and if further uh imbued with this culture. everything can be completely different in the future. perhaps you might even like it. well, in this vein, if i don’t like quoting it, therefore, as if the next hero also said without me, he didn’t return to his homeland without me. with alexey we we talked in january of this year, he also went to holland, but from holland with him. it didn’t work out and he didn’t receive the status of a political refugee from belarus, because in the notorious europe lgbt minorities are treated better than belarusians with a traditional sexual orientation, and the political one doesn’t care about the community there, it gives more chances for something that gives asylum than politb refugees, that is, from belarus there was no desire to pretend, uh, that

minority, which is exactly what they give out. hmm, to be honest, no, if the netherlands if they stop accepting refugees with a normal orientation, then, apparently, the birth rate in the country of tulips will soon be significantly reduced, in principle, legalized drug trafficking also contributes to this. quite a lot of legalized illegal substances in comparison with belarus, that is, narcotic yes, and again this does not bode well for itself , because well, as i noticed people start to abuse, too excessive. roughly speaking, they wallow with their freedom. near the roads under some dope intoxication after there are quite a large number of drug dealers there, as i understand it, which, uh, well, in almost any area anywhere in the country. uh, they sell drugs freely. they can get e no, only grass mushrooms. and

everything, anything, was generally substances. and now i'll show you where artyom lived while he was in go. this is what an open camp looks like, look at the conditions. it 's not even a place in a hostel. this rooming house for the homeless was equipped. hangar ivangar, areas were equipped in the form of tents and each person lived in a separate tent, probably more than 100 people. in one hangar. 100 people lived. in one hangar - these are the realities of life in an eu country for a refugee who wants to get documents and live legally in a country favored by european benefits. but no one knows how long it will last, representatives of the red cross who regularly visit such places also note the actually dangerous living conditions. everything here has changed, in comparison with when i was here for the first time, the situation is

completely different. it's really dirty in here there is a lot of garbage on the earth, when you walk around the toilet cubicles, it stinks very much. i'm just terribly unpleasant for people and, of course, unsafe without waiting for the documents. artyom decided that he wanted to return home, but leaving european democracy turned out to be more difficult than getting there. i requested. uh, perhaps a return that is, there was a request, after which they fed me promises for a long time, constantly rescheduling the date , constantly assigning other dates, and in the end , i realized that it was unlikely that i could return to belarus and may not be able to do it at all. if i wait and hope for some strangers. e, after which i studied e. uh, the area of ​​the map ordered transport

in the form of a bus yes of the divide and after going, uh, quite a long way towards the belarusian border. i can, well, even so to speak, illegally crossed it, and also wanted to emphasize why i could not return in a more legal way . not bad. just us brought up differently and we have a different freedom. discipline, and the rules of etiquette and so on are similar, well, they only ennoble a person and a person, it seems to me, uh, some kind of same-sex contacts. uh, drugs are all promoted. that is, e is inspired by people, that is, again, and the authorities and people of the population cross the borders and are trying to impose values ​​on you. we live as an independent people with our own sovereignty

, our own laws, our own language and our own culture. it seems to me that this is paramount in what should be implemented human. we do not need products. not in clothes, not in housing. we have all of this as well. we have the opportunity to travel abroad at any time and, again, uh, intersect with foreign cultures, and no one limits us on this. and i understood this, again by the expiration. yes, the experience and adventure that happened to me recently. i told you the stories of young guys who were looking for the freedom and democracy of a better life by tasting it. that very best life they returned home, because their freedom is neither internal nor physical. no one is interested there, they have their own limits and they are not set by those who come. so those who teach us belarusians how to live do not know themselves, how it should be they do not know what democracy is and why belarus is at the top

of european development? come to us, we will tell and show without cuts. but this is different, and i was with you ksenia lebedeva see you in the next program.

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