where and how to reduce production costs in order to make it more profitable to buy our goods from the distribution network, and imported garlic than from a farmer who grows an apple, so that it is better to wind up a bonus for a commodity group where the price is more correct more profit than we understand the low price, what they said, and what we all know, we need to support our domestic manufacturer. he is no worse. he 's no worse than yesterday again, going back to meeting people. and why is the proposal very interesting, what is happening with us? well on in fact, i, too, here, for example, could not understand why i should buy uzbek cabbage in may. well, at least you shoot me, at least on the same here at the same farmer, yes, yes, it is worth a penny, a real penny, and he is ready to bet, but nothing worse. it is even better in some qualities, but the meaning is different. we have, uh, a problem. we also need to change some of our laws and regulations. why am i talking gustav? yesterday i had a trading network. i told you that potatoes should be certain. caliber, yes, but a certain

size, then he gets to them, the same goes for carrots. the same applies to everything else cabbage, but, after all, i come to the store for water, but for buyers. i look at my wallet correctly, what can i buy? why can't i buy? why don’t we have, for example, i don’t see five varieties of potatoes, yes, which may be small, it doesn’t matter, which may be crooked, slanting carrots, but why do we have this one no, this is necessary. we have very it is clearly spelled out in the guests, what and when should it be? why do n't we contribute for this period of time now. here are the changes in these gosts. why not make stores for a group of people who are not very well off? yes, i understand that there, well, for example, in the crown there, well, people come who have a slightly higher level of prosperity. yes, and in the market where there is any potato, you must agree. i can save anything there gost there are none. why do they do the same in the shops and farmers, they are ready to supply our funds farming in our agrarian and sell. they then throw it all away. well, it was he who

sounded, this, unfortunately, is very insulting, it turns out. and these gosts for the creation of these stores. it is very serious. but we have n't asked the question yet. how much hmm food is recycled. what quantity are we talking about? it's really big so impressive big enough. in fact, it turns out to be a lot of food. after all, it is not necessary to bring to the expiration date, as in pharmacies, for example, we now know that the pharmacist has changed his position very well. if the expiration date, well, expires, there is a month or two left, then the price of the medicine becomes pleasant, if i understand that i need to take this medicine, and i will drink it, and it doesn’t matter to me that there is a month left. why can't it be done? everything is the same with additional food, why not make your retail chains remember the traffic light that i went in, which was extremely, as it were, negatively treated, as a trade union why, because the cheapest food conditions, well , where they were supplied, where they lay, and far from always they were good right away, exactly , how many people were there? they

bought it, we must have diversity, and we must also come to this, we must understand that entrepreneurs are ready for such a development of events and are looking forward to being invited to discuss a number of projects, such as e. we have two laws, and the first is the constitution; the second is the law of the project of legal entrepreneurship and we ask you to invite us for discussion. and we ready. i summarize a colleague. eh, look here. e, of course, as i tried to complete the idea , we have legislation, but there are gaps in this legislation. that's what a colleague is burning about, i completely agree with her. and these spaces are necessary. eliminate yes and so we must then, except for the inventory of the second paragraph. this, of course, is to support the domestic manufacturer. i thank you for a very interesting conversation. i hope that after all, we will all hear each other and together we will be able to get out of this difficult situations. thanks a lot. thank you.

my name is alena alexandrovna levitskaya, i came from the donetsk people's republic, i work in the cadet corps named after the first head alexander vladimirovich zakharchenko , a teacher of russian language and literature. i would like to touch upon such topics as the world events in the donbass what do children do? how

are they learning now hmm and what to expect? and what will happen next? hello , i’m on the air program, say, don’t be silent in the studio of svetlana smolonskaya and tatyana shcherbina and our guest alena levitskaya good afternoon. hello alena alexandrovna, you accompany children who came to belarus from donbass on vacation with the initiative to spend. congratulation in our country was made by our famous paralympic public figure alexei talay, here he is with the children. there is a photo that our president also supported this initiative. tell us who these children are and from what cities. from what settlements they came with

alexei konstantinovich. talaya we met last year. that is, uh, there was already a visit to your country in belarus. we are in the zubrenok camp then. first time. i saw alexei konstantinovich with my own eyes. that year there were orphans from family-type homes, and this year this idea of ​​​​health has been extended. there was an opportunity to bring the guys to rest from different regions to us immediately to the cities. basically. these are few children, wealthy large families from the shelling of their areas from the liberated territories, as these groups gathered. children themselves applied, or, and through some uh public organizations from the school. maybe the parents made such a request hmm, there was information, that is, in all schools, and all institutions were informed that the guys were going to get well and parents or

representatives of the laws were those who were ready to let us go to another country to accompany the children to get well. the lists were submitted, the documents were drawn up, it was necessary to notarize the documents. the application is called that it was necessary to bring documents to take the child to the exit at a time when quiet is safe, that is, in order to properly collect and draw up a folder with documents and take the child out without any problems. another country, and this the third country is received by the dpr russia in transit and belarus had to be checked to see if all the documents were in place. is everything assembled, maybe something is missing. maybe something needs to be done, and therefore a good reservation, there is such a quiet one. if it's calm, if it's safe, then we can leave. you perceive from some to such time the first shift was very loud, so the guys sent the documents in electronic form. that is, we electronically looked at the documents and already when boarding the bus.

naturally, they looked through them personally on first interchangeable loud. in what sense, what to children? i liked it and there was a great response. yes, the guys really liked it, but i said it loudly in quotation marks, which means that it was very loud on the street, they stepped up their actions and it was unsafe to invite parents to school in order to check documents, some districts simply sent all this in electronic form and already upon departure children at the place of departure, i do not name the place and the city for safety reasons. it was not reported to adults until the last moment, so that information would not spread, but in social networks, well, there was no data leak. well, of course, all this sounds sad when, well, it seems to us, a banal recovery. and you say that this is a chance. eh, nonetheless. uh, let's watch a short video, how children were met in belarus that

they will succeed. loved it, big city. somehow belarusians told us a lot, therefore. well , you already said that there were questions about how to quietly and quickly collect documents, but there were problems with the departure on that particular day, in which we got our trips calmly, that is, we could leave at the appointed time with the provided buses, but again for safety. we didn't all ride in a row of buses. and there were seven of them. we were driving with a break from a distance certain drivers

already know the drivers. well the data regions know how to go. and how to behave in the event of a situation. when, for example, shelling begins right now on the video, we were just watching a boy of one yaroslav, he arrived ; he was seriously injured in may. that is he was walking home from his brother and a fragment hit a high-rise building and the fragment flew into his neck, it turns out that the carotid artery miraculously did not hurt. well, now he is in rehab. and why did the guys draw? we drove for two days, yes, i say guys, well, there is an opportunity, such guests will meet us. let's say we will also meet, as expected. and they painted with such initiative and with such enthusiasm. i go over there, there are six cars. yes, there are 350 children who are traveling. and they all draw there was no such thing we don't want to go there, we're not interested. i'll play on the phone, i'll sleep, i'll do something else there. here they are with such excitement with such

excitement and driving up, when they are already at the station saying, look, look, these posters meet us. they put it right out the window. i say the guys probably won't see you. so let's go out and show the posters. no, we must show it, we must see us , they are waiting for us, that is, they went as to relatives, as close ones. says he's loved. this is how grandparents go to relatives, and anything else from belarus they knew before that they talked about the fact that there are delicious potatoes and a lot of these potatoes, about what kind of nature they saw on the train. that's what psychologists say, but this is also noticeable in the psyche of children. she is very flexible here crossed the border. yes, they got on the train and a new page began. new life. they started behaving differently. here it is more calm. i go to their three phones in the window of the train look. i say, guys, what are you doing, and we record nature for parents. at home, we can't go and see pick mushrooms for a walk in the forest. and so,

he says, the guys will send it to their parents and they will look at it all. so why can't we get through? because everywhere there are mines mined, it is life-threatening. we have not climbed out for 9 years, that is, i want to go through the berries. at least just look at strawberries, too, mushrooms. well, you know it's dangerous. for life, therefore, you do not go out to certain places, and now they keep in touch with their parents, they share their impressions. that is, there is such an opportunity, of course, we purchased sim cards yours so that the children communicate with their parents, but we have limited time. why because children, when on vacation they are not interested in walking with a phone, they communicate in the morning at lunchtime at a quiet hour and in the evening after a disco. that is, this is the maximum emotion in the morning. yes, there is mom, hello, there dad talked at lunch. naturally, when they had a tasty meal, they can communicate . their mood is completely different. well, in the evening they talk about love. like it or not, but

maybe witnesses of all this, therefore, as it were there someone is already telling, he has found not a single love for himself, someone is not shared, but it’s better that i don’t worry about this, than because of the shelling and injuries, but with the school curriculum that they are just having fun, or there is some that training or the task now it's easy to divert them the main task was to improve their health, but there is a chic library at the base of the dubrava camp. all children can go to literature by age to read specifically those works that they pass at school. they are presented here. and training we have now at the moment remotely, more precisely, it has still begun in february of this year in connection with the shelling, which has intensified. and what do children say about belarus now, with what emotions does it share? what impressions do they have, what do they tell you, for sure, they share, of course, the guys talk about sports grounds about sports more about

what the pool is, this is what we lack. since february. so the parents of the children cautiously took different competitive events to different training sessions. and here it turns out they have a pool every other day, well, the schedule is drawn up in such a way that all detachments of 10 detachments visit the pool. this is a procedure in a day. then there are bicycles, there are exercise machines and there are scooters, that is, they talk about the fact that you can go outside and ride for a walk, on your own, without fear and without worrying as much as you want. yes , because, let's say, my son is already older, but i remember the phrase vadik home. mom isn't here yet. there's a lot of loud shooting. i'll stay a little longer, that is, these phrases the guys who are present here understand that they are safe, that you can safely step on and go to whatever you want in terms of the fact that i am not afraid. i know that not only on asphalt. i can walk, but i can walk on the grass on the pavement. why did we just

go home? because it’s not safe when the shells are scattered, nevertheless alena alexandrovna we return all the time to donbass to shelling, moreover, guys, when we arrived, only we saw a poster that belarus is in the soul, donbass is in the heart, and you said that children have a flexible psyche, but i’ll tell you a case, like ours, belarusian politician oleg gaidukevich, he was in the donbass this summer and he is a strong adult man, and in the past a representative of law enforcement agencies, who, let’s say, has seen a lot in his lifetime. he said that, of course, children in the donbas are most surprising, because they play between shelling, they say, and now there will be shelling, they go to the entrance to wait for the shelling and they perceive it normally, because they were born under the bombing and it seems to them that the whole world is being bombed, that the whole world is so arranged. that's when all this will end, how will we be these children. children of the war, as tatyana said, how will we

return, how will we get them out of this . i agree with you, because children born at this age at this time, and since 2014, now we have 2022, they are children of war. indeed, like our grandmothers who told stories. yes, this is a child of war. it was wild, probably to hear such a word, i am a child of war. and now i understand that all our children who came into this world in 2014. they, too, are all children of war. if m8 and 9 years old, that is, they haven’t seen life, they don’t know, they understand that really, when they shoot, you need to group for a certain benefit, lie down, you need to go into cover, they know which room is safe where exactly you need to go, and they know that after a certain number of arrivals there will be silence. that is, you already distinguish between arrivals and departures by sound, when it should approximately end, that is, how many shells are there, that you are 40. this is a full cassette of hail,

that if heavier ones are working, there are mortars - it will be 3-4 of them just a sound landing, therefore , we have psychologists working with the guys and we have them for you. we also contacted the center. as if, well, the psychologist initially arrived. and we know that if someone needs something, we just in a playful way first said there is a friend, there is an aunt with whom you can chat. if someone is worried about something, they didn’t go for the first days, and then, when they realized that it’s really possible to speak out, they come to talk, the guys communicate with the sore topic. that is, they have. this is also boiling inside, but not everyone wants there are those who open up completely; there are, of course, those who are silent. well, this is all experienced by everyone in themselves. but mostly at the end of the shift guys. i'm asking you, i come up, they came from this detachment from this detachment. this time, by the way, we have the liberated territory of mariupol. we have guys, and everyone gradually visits the psychologist too, but it's normal if the child does not talk about it. let's say with

parents, if he does not tell the teacher, if he does not tell the teacher, then we need a person with whom to try to establish contacts. this is the psychologist. can you remember yourself at their age and uh, compare with today's children. eh, is the behavior very different? uh, prioritizing interests? yes, i had a carefree childhood. i'm just here you say, you can remember, i just have a picture. well, it must have been in june. here is a mother walking with a baby, a 3-year-old baby began shelling, and the child does not even move. he is not afraid. he just stands where he was. so i talked to him there, gave him something like candy. he just froze on if we, let's say i unscrew it in my time, but at the age of 3 i heard such a sound from it. i would have burst into tears, probably, i was frightened, and the boy this boy was just standing there, as if nothing was happening, that is , our belarusian children had no reaction to these sounds, which can be said. they

grow in greenhouse conditions. yes. oh, they have uh, interests and priorities are gadgets. eh, it's somewhere to hang out. uh, something tasty to eat with donetsk children. what priorities do you know now priorities call relatives to read the news. look call, is everything it’s normal if they don’t answer more than 2-3 on the other side, well, no beep, and if 2-3 dials, then it’s anxiety, then something happened, then we already call the neighbors to clarify. well, guys do that too. here's my girl situation. i'm in the eleventh grade now, lera gavrik, she writes to me at 12:30 at night you sleep and speak i listen to this here already in the camp. mom doesn't answer me. at seven o'clock in the evening, that is, my mother left, she makes a taxi driver and does not answer. mom had to go back and forth and silence. i am i'm starting to calm down in the summer. it may have screwed itself up. it's half past midnight. well, a little recommended hour. there was a broken wheel. until two o'clock in the morning i tried to get this anxiety to pass into her, or come on.

we'll call there for him, i'll call the police. i will look for my mother a little. well, that's all, she does not hear all the persuasion that maybe it's just some kind of family situation. something happened. and then immediately thoughts about something bad, and such a bad one at 7:00 in the morning. mom got in touch. really. at she broke down. the car ran out of battery, the child exhaled. well, yes, she had to hold on to this moment so that she really didn’t do something, maybe she didn’t go out at night to look for her mother, but this is also all an emotion - this is a child of emotions. yes, but in our time, that’s who they didn’t think about, right? well, she didn't come. well, you never know there and the phone in the mobile was not there before. we heard in one interview that for the guys you brought to belarus, this is them for many. this is their first train ride. it 's so real. they didn't go anywhere. to unfortunately. this is true, because since 2014 the railway has stopped working. here it is specifically from donetsk to get by rail. there is still unrealistic from the city

yasinoto. if there is no shelling, if everything is intact, then you can still get somewhere? well, for example, until the time until the checkpoint, and so our usual trains do not work. because of what the station is closed. it's completely shelled out . parts of the railway station ticket office have been burned out, and everything else and just even. there are places where minami has hit the road. there is no flight, so there's no way to go somewhere. and already of course, when we arrived in rostov, when the guys, first, we arrived in the evening, waited for the train to board, and i look at their eyes. you know how in a fairy tale a magician suddenly arrives in a blue helicopter. it was about. so, look, train. look, it's real or children. well, we're like adults. you know what it is, well, you saw him, as it were. well, and i understand that these emotions did not coup so much was admiration. they got into these cars. they took pictures. they filmed, they watched. well, there was emotion of admiration in those eyes

all alena alexandrovna you are a teacher of russian language and literature in the fourth donetsk school. and it's not just a school. uh, it's also a cadet corps. let's watch a short video in 2017, at the initiative of the first head of the dpr, alexander zakharchenko, a cadet corps was opened at this school, he studied. he grew up here on donetsk land and gave his life so that this land would always be free, young, patriotic dnr patriots carefully keep the heart of the memory of the first head of the republic and his payment. we were waiting for our commander. and the void is going to those who fight for the russian words. we've been waiting for we'll see victory.

alexander zakharchenko died a few years ago. i know that his parents visited your school and met with schoolchildren. yes , alexandra vladimirovich zakharchenko died on august 31 , 2018. we were in mourning. on september 1, we did not go to school, that is, for 3 days the republic completely mourned its hero , its leader alexander vladimirovich studied at this school. he grew up in the kalininsky district. and just his whole life dream was to make the cadet corps this is the only cadet corps in donetsk people's republic. yes, indeed, the building has been repaired, restored, we are mumbling traditions. the parents of alexander vladimirovich zakharchenko really come to us, they are the long-awaited favorite permanent bones of the father of alexander vladimirovich vladimir nikolaevich, his birthday is at the end of september and

this year he has a 70th anniversary and here the guys the director all invited asked if you can come to our school to celebrate such a significant day. we join in the congratulations, and we will talk to the school in our next part. and now let's take a short break, let's pause, i remind you, we have a telegram channel. say don't be silent. there you can offer us guests to subscribe and leave their comments. we're in touch. rejection in front of our traffic jams, which created and passed down from generation to generation a whole layer of national culture, we set off on an expedition to purchase our ukraine, with this we were cleared away, crying from 331 km, 8

they left the reaper on the beard. ku s sit down and tied from the carcass, we will give the second tradition. everything is new. i believed. i and yesterday look at the project for the first on our tv channel. i'll tell you the program again on the air, don't be silent. today our guest is the teacher of the cadet corps of the city of donetsk alena levitskaya alena alexandrovna in one of the social networks. we found just such a photo from august 12, the twenty- second year, the commission for

accepting documents to the cadet corps begins work; the date and time of the competitive tests will be prohibited additionally and further schedule work. we see with correspondence in the situation for us, this phrase e sounds according to the situation, well, it’s very unusual and even wild, and for you it’s already the norm for donetsk residents and for residents of the donetsk people’s republic this means that if you woke up from what is not an alarm clock calls, and you were awakened by explosions and bahi, you should think about dangerous or safe. is it possible to go to work to leave the house at all? hmm, so everyone understands that if it is written according to the situation, you looked at your plan to visit and submit documents, but on the street shells explode very loudly. we change our plans, stay at home, as we have only one cadet corps in the donetsk people's republic, that is, of course, those who want to learn, learn and become a real cadet. a lot of cadets

become guys from the fifth grade. that is in the fifth grade. they come first until the month of december. they were brought up by someone, and on the fifth of december they take an oath, that is, such as you take the same thing in the army, the guys take an oath to a cadet, that is, i swear, i swear, i swear, without fail. there is some text already about that, they probably take the oath in the cadet corps and the donetsk people's republic before entering the guys pass the kmb course of a young fighter before they pass the exams. well, small idiosyncratic to understand the physical. tovki children, and after they pass the physical training standards, they have a small test, russian language and literature and mathematics, in order to understand if the guys are ready, will they be able to study, will they pull up the program? well, we have another photo from the september 1 line, and we so we understand that this photo of last year such a solemn event took place, and

this year did we manage to get together this year, unfortunately, we would have had the first call online in connection with the situation since february. we went to the distance and on september 1, the guys had a remote first call. eleventh graders. well, 11 platoon. we call it two guys came, leading our two medalists, who were leading. the whole call and there were teachers at the school in the building. in fact, all the other guys turned on online we communicated our wishes, we congratulated the first-graders, that is, via video link, video call and e, as i understand it , training, as you already said, is also now remote, how can this process be established, because not always, there is electricity, not always, perhaps, and communication also allows. you know, it is very difficult, because in connection with the latest shelling , the lights are turned off very often. sometimes it does not happen for weeks, but the guys manage. they

move in with their grandmothers. they move in with relatives. where there is light, well, there is in area in one, for example. there is light in another area. no light. again, there is a link. yes, we are making corrections to the fact that, well, there is no connection, but it doesn’t work on the phone , they call and write that we cannot pass, for example, the olympics or not get on the electronic platform where we have. homework is assigned to all lessons. you just note to yourself that there are three people from the eleventh platoon. they could not enter due to the lack of light in the tenth platoon, everyone entered there, for example, in the ninth platoon, too the guys had time to come in, not because they skipped it, not because they didn’t want to. but there is no possibility. uh-huh that's how they are going to correct it, but the children themselves want to learn very much, they call and write. when, when, when, and now, if some event takes place, and we bring up not only hmm study. yes, we give not only knowledge, but also

patriotic education. we have a presence, that is, the guys are studying drill , marching, they sing, they know what a memory watch is. by the way, this year i passed from memory, and for the first time we invited to the children's republic to participate. it took place in the volgograd region, 73 teams were represented, for a moment they took third place out of 73 teams, congratulations to you. thanks a lot. for the russian federation, and here we alone represented, that is, this suggests that they are underlining material at home. they read , they watch and treat it with trepidation. well, it seems to me that they see everything that is happening with you. and forgive me for such harsh words, but they have a patriotic upbringing. you have it all around now is happening, that's why it seems to me that here are your children, that's why they are so reverent about this , because they see what i completely agree with you. we have the phrase cadet. once a cadet is forever and there is also the

cadet brotherhood here the guys lend a shoulder in the truest sense of the word. even in the dining room, our plates must be clean, if someone does not finish eating, then he will not be able to do his job. correctly? yes, i remember this, one boy he didn’t drink compote or milk, but i don’t drink. i don't drink, like somewhere once a cadet turned on the cadet brotherhood forever, someone helped him drink this glass of milk there, i tell everyone everything. it’s empty , you can get up and go further to engage in mutual understanding, mutual assistance to the lessons, how do they relate? ah, that is, you say, could not connect due to lack of electricity. does it really happen that way? well, just kids. well, there, so to speak, a bit of a klint to be lazy and not do your homework. if it was a couple of years ago, i would say yes, they could turn it on somewhere, like everyone else, as usual, go, yes to linz, but here they have a shortage. they have a shortage. here are those lessons. this is not at all. i have mine writing elevenths. yes, we can do something

. can you come to school? i say why, well, as if now the shelling is a distance, you already miss it. at least to sit at the desks, at least to touch the uniform to go out. this is what we constantly want, but homework. how do you check to eat? yes, several forms of home verification tasks one of those, when there is no internet, when there is no light. i myself press in the area where there is no light for several weeks, so we said that or they can bring notebooks to be checked at the checkpoint to leave, that is, they brought us a box there, how to call it correctly, where do the notebooks fold? here is the eleventh platoon, the tenth ninth brought it there. it remains at the checkpoint those guys who do not have the opportunity to m-send their homework electronically. they also understand that they passed on next week. they also come to the checkpoint and pick them up, but not the guys go, but the parents, because the parents, well, react faster in case of some circumstances, and then the guys are deported, for example, those who have the internet

work are deported electronically. there are guys who hmm left for recovery, for example, not to belarus, but to gelendzhik. here , they already send the third form in electronic form, but with a note there we are studying, we left. and tell me, now you said that you have there is a library. library. our belarusian is popular with your guys, yes , they read not only fiction, but also scientific literature, they found something interesting there, even looked into the belarusian language. they said that it is somewhat similar to russian , somewhat similar to ukrainian letters, says the same everything is about the same, even read you can not only words, but also understand the meaning. in general, they will come with the consciousness of another foreign language quite right. and also on the page of your school. and there is such an ad warning is absolutely not school, well, not for peaceful life, so to speak, yes, this is an instruction for detecting the ministry of foreign affairs of the

petals and, uh, the rules of conduct are many such petals. uh, scattered throughout the donbass, you even know that you have to. unfortunately. since may . here, the shelling of minami nu intensified with shells in which there is a cassette, cartridges shoot with petals. they are of two colors, as represented here is a bright green and a color that is not visible, like dry grass and swamps. colors naturally, for a peaceful life, this is not to be understood. but when you know what the petals look like, you understand about that you can’t pick it up, because there was a report. i think that the video flew around and an aged woman decided that she put this fragment in her bag and wanted to bring it to work, for the benefit of the journalist, she saw that it was, well, maybe there is no internet in its own way. and imagine if she took it and carried it, it's in a trolleybus or a bus. whatever the injury was for everyone, so the guys know how they look, they know that it’s not that it’s impossible to approach. and even

more so, you can’t do it yourself, but harm it, because what, well, smart people on the internet and everywhere, as if they are talking about the fact that why wait for sappers, you can still do something on your own. during the break, we have already said that one of your students was seriously injured. tell me how it happened and how she feels now. yes, we have such a situation. this is darina pashkova, a graduate that year she graduated from the eleventh grade, and it happened in the spring the child with his parents was at home and another shelling is an open market - this is instead where a shell often arrives began to torn between her and dad in the house. while a projectile flies. dad covers it with himself. dad has completely third or fourth degree burns on his back. darina has long long beautiful hair. she is in our group. well, that is, in the photo where you

showed. here is a video of her. here darinka sends a photo of a short haircut. glasses, well, i understand that this child shared showed a photo we need to talk about this, but talk delicately i start that we are you at this moment stavropol i say, darina we are in stavropol what do you bring? well, there are wishes for some souvenirs gifts. let's take a look at the body. show well, i'm broadcasting a video, of course showing, what the body looks like and gradually bringing it to a dialogue on what i need to understand. well, what emotions, what situation, alena alexandrovna even says. well, my hair, i have different ones now. now i have a haircut myself. i'm now in moscow saying that you're doing it in moscow as well. i say, uh, our surgeons couldn't jinx me what to do? and had to say to apply, but they themselves recommended that they went to the background of dr. lisa, it turns out that they were sent to a rehabilitation center, they underwent an operation for rehabilitation. now everything is

fine. it's amazing that only i know she is with us, she even sent this photo to you. yes, she did not share this with her brother. yes, as if protecting him, or something, younger she says he. i just don’t know darin. i hope that he won’t be offended that i said on the air what she told me, she says that he saw dad, brother and got scared. and if he says, see me until i'm not fully rehabilitated yet. i say i don't want to. i want him to see me as beautiful as i was on the page of the school. there are rules of conduct when shooting during shelling, there are 10 rules, but they are more for e. well, for older students, so to speak . yes, for ma- for the younger ones there are only three rules. uh, in the event of a shooting or a terrorist attack, and even in the event of a minimal threat. get away from the source of danger quickly, know an adult who is trustworthy as far as possible and ask him for help and here is a clarification to the third point. i was even a little surprised by the fulfillment of the instructions of an adult who happened to be next to the uto. even if it’s a

terrorist , even if a terrorist , because the initial classes are from the first to the fourth. so that's six dashes of 10 years, folks. they will not react quickly here, as if it were said that if they said in order to save their lives and health, you need to do what you were told, it goes in this subtext. there's another tricky topic, hmm. the children of war are children who remain orphans. what to do how to be then? hmm, sometimes there are relatives, that is, they respond and respond. someone may have left. someone already lives in another country and helps adopt children . children who are left without parents, of course, by distribution, end up in

orphanages, where there are no mothers. there are no tutors for dad, nannies replace their parents alena alexandrovna in this studio. we often we communicate with political scientists with historians and quite often sounds here the idea that ukrainians have been turned against russians since the ninety-first year, you will agree with this statement. have you noticed something similar? you know, i'll tell you. so in the ninety-first year, the collapse of unions was correct and there are different people, different nations, different perceptions of reality, different perceptions of life, both among ukrainians and russians, and among donetsk people, there are ukrainians who are really friends, brothers, but there are well, probably more western ukraine, which has been dissatisfied since the war 41-45 of the second world war. and now they still have this hatred for the russian people for the russian-speaking people, and

it grew, they cultivated it, that is, maybe they are well, really. i think that they went to the partisans and sat somewhere thinking, maybe, uh, some of their clans created some of their coalitions, and so the ninety-first was still not so visible, it became visible in the 2000s, because the emphasis was to fully accelerate donbass completely remove the russian language. uh, at first we had a requirement that all russian films be dubbed, that the text in ukrainian be dubbed, then they were not completely allowed, even the dubbed text was completely translated into ukrainian, then it touched on documentation. that is, imagine i work in russian and then he tells me that everything that is written needs to be translated into ukrainian. but when you, well, not only didn’t know, didn’t use it. yes, you succeed, surzhik for now you translate these documents with a dictionary, and then the methods became tougher completely all documentation is in ukrainian. and so, until the fourteenth year, we had a strict and specific

prescription that all documentation in the ukrainian language, television was only in the ukrainian language, and then in april of the fourteenth year there was a referendum. we have decided that we do not want to be part of the ukraine that has become. that is, we want to talk. honor to know, both russian and ukrainian, that our opinion must also be taken into account, we are a worker donbas we work know and speak russian to me against the ukrainian language, but our first language we think is russian russian. but you mentioned the referendum of the fourteenth year forced someone to go to the referendum. that's how they like western propaganda says that v-danchans are forced to enter the polling station under almost machine gun barrels? no, of course, when you have choices, when you understand that everything should change for the better , it will be better, it will be the way we want us to we are striving for a referendum lined up

in the morning, that is, and the polling stations were open from eight. and people, probably, began to pull themselves up, well, from seven, there was a rush to ask, why did you come, everyone said? i want to make my choice. i want to vote for a better future, so that everything would be different, but then you were not heard the voice of the people, the voice of the people was not heard , and in may, on may 26, the war began. i remember it clearly that day my child did not go to school. that is, i went to school to write a statement, and we have a school in five minutes, a neighboring street that my child was not in class. i was in the fourth grade, or i was finishing up. well, for what reason i go to school, and the teacher tells me his first. you know that, he says, helicopters fly and began to fire. i say, yes, you are joking alexandra fedorovna cannot be like that. well, somehow i didn't believe it. i wrote a statement. i'm out. i see these helicopters. the girls were very creepy. you raise your head to the helicopter and a

man with an automan sits with a machine gun. he was sitting with this fly, which is a grenade, and you understand that you can’t do anything, and the lines of wires flew so low and this helicopter flies. and you understand that you are just walking and out of this attention on you, like these two helicopters that fly in a circle. this is nothing you can do. you ca n't say i'm good, i'm bad. i'm just a person who walks. you do not know what this person who flies there may have at the moment is their goal. yes, who is their goal and what is their task and what is the task? well, it came, while i spent 5 minutes my whole life flew by. that's how they say the whole life has flown by. yes, in some situation i think, i have a son at home, i have it with me, so what should i do, what should i do? and so they shot mostly airports and the railway station, then the dead were the first, then they began to shoot, as they said on the outskirts, but the outskirts, again, this is the railway station airport and on the other side where there were also objects, but they already got a taste of it a little later we realized that you can

shoot and you can just shoot at the inhabitants where there are markets, where there are crowds of people, where water is being dispensed. let's talk about this in the next part of our program. let's take a short break now. until then subscribe to our telegram channel. that's what it's called. say don't be silent. leave your comments. offer us guests, and look for all our releases on the youtube channel, belarus is one. say again, don't be silent, and our guest is the teacher of the cadet corps of the city of donetsk alena levitskaya alena aleksandrovna, we were finishing. unfortunately our past. part of the shelling and now we will continue this topic let's watch a short video. give your mom a good call. dial. it turns out flowers.

everyone, please come along. they just got in touch with the relatives of the deceased. we see pictures like this every day. and you see this live every day, you can somehow get used to it, no, when we don’t get used to it, and looking at the footage again, it’s as if you are returning to reality. get back there. where did you come from? terribly scary, sometimes you go to work, and i understand that 15 minutes. if i had gone later or earlier, i would have been at the place where it flew in, when you arrive, you do it today. well, you also said that when, when they just started

bombing back in the fourteenth year, you can say that your area there was one of the first to take the hit. you just live in that part of the city where the train station and the airport are nearby, so you immediately saw it all, with your own eyes, yes, devastation, and you know i had to leave, my child was given a bronchial, that is, in some kind already in the basement it was impossible to sit. i understand that it's bad. i can't turn it on at the right time nebulizer because there is no light. well, that is, in time not to give you the drugs that you needed , the decision was made to leave. we are with him in the russian federation volgograd region, the city of kamyshin where we were sheltered by friends whom we met while relaxing on vacation. so i also said for this that we were resting at my mother’s anniversary, it turns out we lived there for a year, i sent him to school, i went to work myself. but i want to go home, well, i want to go home. i understand that we call you up and tell you, well,

it became more or less quiet, no matter how shoot the color subdued, as it were you can come and you can live we are back. and after the fifteenth year, they no longer left the child. i remember just when we got there. hmm , the holiday was the airborne forces on august 2, we are translating let's go and see, well, let's go, i don't want a drawing. well , this holiday will be beautiful. it is necessary to rebuild the child to adjust. i hate the military. i just don't want to watch it. that's how it was. shocks are connected with all this. denial is such denial, yes, then, as it were, with age, all this outgrew your awareness. well here in this moment that the military is to blame for the start of the war. here i remember this phrase very strongly, how and due to what i survived all these years, donetsk, after all. uh, ukraine immediately refused to pay salary allowance. it is clear that the logistics were broken. there the supply of even the same products in the fourteenth was very difficult, even at the

beginning of the xv first, the changeover to another currency. we had the hryvnia in the fourteenth, when ukraine refused us, they began to introduce the ruble. someone else has a hryvnia left. someone had some currency another, that is, that's all, then the products abruptly stopped, well, they began to disappear, because there was no delivery, then our russian brothers turned on humanitarian ones. the delivery of goods to do humanitarian assistance is fully provided, here are large trucks, large kamaz trucks, they traveled regularly with humanitarian aid, but the activity did not stop working. the mines also operated the factories of the school. we went to work as usual. that is, when it is more or less quiet, when they shoot, it can be reached. we drove to work. yes, they didn’t even imagine that it was possible that e ukraine would start shelling its own citizens. yes, in 2014 i celebrated my mother eugene fifty years. we flew to egypt. i

understand that back in january. well, her 31st birthday is january. that is, if they told me in february or march of the fourteenth year that this could happen and there would be no airport and there would be hostilities on may 26. i ca n't take my son to school just because it 's not safe. i wouldn't believe it. i would say this in the 21st century, it cannot be with in 1914, a lot happened, just when the war began, when hostilities began. do you understand who is a friend? who, brother? someone turned away from you , someone you learned in a new perspective, and from people whom you sometimes didn’t expect and didn’t know, didn’t think that they could really lend a helping hand. you saw them in a different way. you understood that complete strangers can be closer and dearer than those who were called friends and relatives of the war. she puts all the dots. that is, you understand how it should be. you understand, who is a sincere soul? and who lied to her,

therefore, well, during this period, over these nine years, you made great conclusions for yourself. you learned a lot for yourself that sometimes a chance meeting can turn into a great friendship, and sometimes suddenly, which you i considered him a friend, yes, always and i understood that in a normal situation. well, well , in festivities in some kind of birthday celebration in celebration of some holidays. he is always with you. and when something happened, then you can’t find it and look for fistulas with fire, and we know about the ball angels in donetsk is the memory of the dead children of donbass there are completely different ages. in children. there is one year there and 2 years 15-16. well , that is, the spread is very large. it is clear that those who live in donetsk in the donbass know about this alley in the west, they know about the alley of angels in donetsk, did they come, did they see if they had any reaction? they

know about this alley, even the prisoners of war we showed had the experience of those who surrendered. yes, those who were taken prisoner were brought and shown so that they understood what they had done. yes western the shift knows they were filming, but this is silent. behind this in the center of the city is an alley recently. there were still arrivals at the university, and not one or two, and even journalists came under fire, just at that moment it seemed not enough, then they covered this entire alley with petals, that is, in the center of the city, where people walk, where decoupling of transport is happening, that is, petals. these are the petals that we saw above amines, vitamins mines petals. well , you tell such terrible stories. and why did people stay, uh, in donetsk there in other settlements on the territory of the dpr why didn’t you leave? or why didn't you give up? why didn't they say? well, well, if kiev

wants us to live like this, then we will live. so, uh, what is the motivation, what motivated these people, what do you know, by the victory day , such large posters began to appear in our country, not the pedestal and the monuments of the pedestal it says donbass unconquered. this is really about us who wanted to, but maybe due to some situations with illnesses. they left at 14 there is the one who decided to decide to stay. he stayed, he lives. he works in donetsk because this is the motherland, just like in the primer, when in the ussr this primer was where does the homeland begin from where does it begin correctly from the picture in my primer. that's the way it is pulling home. my son and i have been in russia for a year. want want. i understand it's scary. i understand that there is something not there while i was gone. mom, she says there was an arrival to you there, the glasses flew. there something fell down, nothing changed, they

put it. as if we came and live, because that this is mine, i grew up. i want to live there, and so whoever i ask. and why didn't you go there, or maybe not to another place ? how different opinions here are a lot of very people. yes, you ask, you sit and talk. so tell me, can we go there? maybe no one will go there. but tell me, but you take the kids to recovery, and then they return home. it’s painful for them to return home, that is, well, there is such a thing. no, because the kids miss their parents miss their home. yes, and they seem to gladly accept hospitality. the place where i send them. yes? where do they go to convalesce, but anyway, this is my mother, i miss you. she peaks to me there, here. i just heard that we were driving that time and the guys were already ordering a menu there, then they asked for a creation, that pie asked, then

they asked for years. well, here's home to your parents to what they want anyway pulls pulls pulls well, to you, as a teacher of russian language or literature, such a question about what children write? in essays now do you know how they wrote about love, about the world, about happiness, that is, if it is thematic, yes to the work of the essay, then specifically to the hero about good and evil, uh, but now we still have a big minus that we have been sitting at a distance since february, so it can be either abstracts or tests, e. handwriting. we are also lowering the ratings of ugly concessions. not, we have a beautiful interesting write. that is, as it was before, no one canceled studies.

remember the post-war period, when newspapers wrote, erased, my grandmother told me what was written and they wrote in pencil. one for all, there are only boots and everything else. well, now, thank god , you can describe there are notebooks, pens, everything else. well. there is a desire for knowledge, although they do unlearn, by the way, darina also entered the medical school. despite the fact that she dropped out at some point, she entered the medical university and study. well, we wish darina recovery. we talked a lot about her today, we, of course, wish you peace on earth, finally restored, we were very glad to meet you, a very poignant story. you say it is impossible to listen without tears. we are tatyana shcherbina svetlana smalonskaya. we say goodbye to you for today until the next broadcast. goodbye. and now alyona levitskaya is speaking, i would like to thank everyone for the

opportunity, firstly, for the fact that our guys visited the country, belarus, for the fact that they visited such a wonderful land, improved their health, gained positive emotions and impressions. the viewer would like to wish a peaceful sky, god forbid to feel, feel and visit. in that situation, in the situation that we have now, i remember the words of my grandmother, as she said, only peaceful sky. i think that my grandmother every day, every birthday, every holiday. this is peaceful sky, peaceful sky. and now i give an account to every word. indeed, when you wake up in the morning , it shines, the sun sings birds and no one shoots anywhere, it's worth a lot. take care of yourself and each other.

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