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igor gedich. i am the director of the honored team of the republic of belarus grodno regional drama theater member of the council of the republic and probably, i would like to talk about life about the events that take place in this life. naturally theater, naturally about work in the council of the republic well, probably about the family in the studio svetlana smolonskaya and victoria popova and today igorevich is our guest. good afternoon, you are a professional military now a reserve colonel. tell us how you have been brought into culture for 10 years. you are in charge of the grodno regional

drama theatre. well, i think that another, probably some kind of coincidence, but including probably and i will say this in life as a metaphor, and some doors opened, and i was not afraid to walk in them. even if sometimes it was out of discomfort, so i can say that this is the decision that was made and the offer to me, which with pleasure accepted. this is probably due to the fact that in a past life i had to communicate very strongly with people and make some serious decisions and are not afraid of difficulties, and therefore i was offered. and by the way, in general, i didn’t think long, although it was also a little for me. it is surprising that tutba turned out this way, but even if we look back a little into history, i can tell you that in tsarist russia, the last director of the imperial theaters was colonel vladimir arkadyevich tselikovsky, who, by the way, had a directorate under him. uh theaters, he directed both the small theater in

moscow and the large theater in moscow and in the new theater, therefore, if in retrospect it is a little bit, but looking in is not nova, but simply you need to understand that you have come to create conditions for the theater to functioned you did not come to stage, as some people sometimes think, you came to provide work for the theater, so i served in the army. by the way, speaking, he also serves in the theater and still serves in the church, therefore, this is such a continuation, let's say, but of his labor de. well, it's even a little symbolically. moreover, i can still bring one symbolic fact, such as for me to cite a fact in 2005. i am from the hands of vasily semyonovich. lavna. vova ugu and accepted the award in the nomination, the fathers of the commander were awarded a statuette. prince nevsky and therefore also some such signs, probably, were along my

life path. and now i really, as it was correctly noted for 10 years already, as a director of a drama theater, i can say that even hmm, at the time when i became in 2012 , i became a director. well, it was, of course, unexpected and for me and for a number of public. but as an example, they called me, and journalists. no, it is, of course, extremist, but the media is not, and they did not ask questions. how did you turn out to be the director of the theater, to which i answered. you will call, please, in a year and not to me, but to my employees of the theater and ask them how your director is doing. probably, this would have been an objective question, the answer of those people who would have served, at least with me for a year, but no one called. this is natural, understandable, but there was another objective answer. let's tell our viewers. and you victoria, igor nikolaevich and i. we have known each other since 2017, we studied together at the

academy of management and yes, at one of the classes, one of the teachers watched, yes, the military director of the theater. and how so, that is, he also had a surprise, but what igor nikolaevich said, it’s easy to manage the theater normally, especially since the artistic director is responsible for the artistic part. and my task is, let's say, such a general management and the solution of very many of them, uh, economic financial, yes. it turns out that the fell chelatushka was in your colleagues. yes? yes, he took it like this, in general, as a downgrade, or something in his career, but in the theater, and you took it with enthusiasm even in the history of the question as i can say that my career is already the peak of my career, let's say, so it ended somewhere at the age of 38, when i became a colonel, so for me it was, of course, unexpected. i can honestly tell you, but i and even the townsfolk said, do not go to the theater, and some of them are very difficult there,

there is a team and so on and so forth. well , i came a man who is not dedicated to behind-the-scenes some friction. for me it was all new. everything is interesting, so i was not engaged in any , a and b corpse and some other uh such uh near theatrical circles, so it was easy for me. i came looking at everything with wide eyes. i had a team. yes , someone from this team, but hmm left after some time for various reasons, but then again, i even the people who left, i tried my best to delay them. that is, it was already a decision directly there by some people, but in general, but i can say that it is very important for anyone. a driver is when there are teams, when there is someone to rely on, when people are capable, despite their time, especially in the theater, in many ways, tourists are people. and when hmm able. it's just that if it's necessary, then it's necessary, it means night, because if the armed forces, it's natural.

and it’s understandable, then, when there are people in the theater who can stay until 12:00, despite their time, no matter what. if you need to do some questions at night, then it 's nice. you understand that you can go with these people here. they accidentally remembered your colleague of the spanish theatre, because for the twentieth year we have not successfully returned to this topic. and in the grodno theater, how they survived this time. it's just a theater, because we know that everything was simple there too, and people and actors came to your office, they probably also wanted something and how. well, in general, you managed to solve this situation. yes, twenty years. in general, he put many dots on everyone, and indeed it was difficult. in 1920 we probably lost, in my opinion, about 16 people for various reasons. well yes, i say 11 employees quit were fired. aha were fired, but they were fired on a

grounds in accordance with the labor code. well, firstly, when people say that we do not want to fulfill our official duties. excuse me, please, we don't want to play. we think it is impossible to play these ones when such, let's say, information is conveyed to the leader. although you probably also know that from the first course of acting, actors are taught to be careful about all the things that pass off the stage, this is unambiguous, but in in this case, for some reason, the actors are part of the actors that a probably had a halo and a crown, they counted. well, why about it? and hmm remember to know, although many wonderful actors. uh, there are facts known to ak, when even an actor 's son dies, he goes on stage, if in our theater there are people who play on stage with fractures, but the twentieth year showed that here are some of the people who imagine themselves,

well, judges of the court. here they really wanted to sabotage the theaters, really. we are after these events in there were five performances left in the theater repertoire, there really was a problem, but we are trying to solve it, and uh, at the moment we have 19 performances in the repertoire, and we had to restore how many performances that five are left how many performances were there before the twentieth and how many performances are left over 30? well, this is a very big hole in the ship, there were 42 corpses, and today there are 22 people, so life in the theater is a little different now. hmm the fact is that some performances hmm here one person gets sick, then we can’t play. if it's easier before were somewhere, but the second composition, now it's harder, we now need to put new ones. we need to restore performances, and therefore the density of work of actors is dead. she was so supportive. now they

come to the theater or well, in general, difficult. i will answer you with an objective figure. if we compare 9 months of the twenty-first year and 9 months of the twenty-second year, then in 2022 the number of viewers. we have doubled uh-huh and the amount of our own dak income has increased, uh, almost doubled, therefore, but you can always say subjectively, but i like the numbers, which are still a spectator. yes decided that imagine was a man who was leaving. uh, which is in the media. and uh, launched such a not go to the theater. there were people left there who were completely worthless, and absolutely no actors and the like, that is, this hat was launched by those people who, uh, served all the atlas, and left and left, and moreover, i

know many things. and about the people who took me 10 years and made up a certain human portrait about each actor and this man. well, if i were to talk about a human portrait here, but that would be hmm. well, i won't, but still. and as our beloved philip kirkorov says, we will meet. the checkout has this principle. it worked here too, but 2 years have passed. tell you now clearly the motives of those people who then crossed over. which seemed to be on the bright side. well, besides the fact that they had them and some kind of star disease, firstly, when they left, they said that in march, uh, 21 years old. they will return to the new theatre. i am from march 21 years old looked for me it was. well, if a man said usually a man said a man did. well, i’m sure that i didn’t return, so talking about this situation. ah, we managed

to somehow stop it, let's say. so we have young actors come in during this period of time , we have come, uh, seven actors of your actors. here we can just show and discuss your new composition of the corpse. these are not all corpses today. and no, not everyone is not everything, but some of the youth are already here. yes? uh-huh how do you feel about what hmm who committed unconsciously this jump, so to speak the unknown would like to return, but now there is no such possibility to consider at all on this subject said crawling. he wants to return home, but i would pay attention to know what i felt spanish shame, when in the twentieth year i saw the honored artist of the republic of belarus on one of the squares a-a in vilnius when he tap-danced. i experienced spanish shame. and i'm

not very interested in their fate, but people in the theater they come to one degree or another and you need to tell where they share information, and i u understand that u them there, most likely, so well, although to some extent they are trying to dress up, but then again, the house. this is the house, some of the actors. they took their whole family there. so imagine kids. and what kind of education will they get there. and if when you returned, how will this education be quoted in our country? i'm sure a lot of people are sorry, but unfortunately, hmm, there's some kind of narrative out there among them that by no means because you'll be in trouble right away. that is, they scare each other friend. although, for some. this return is certainly not associated with any kind of criminal prosecution. well, as a human being, what attitude can you have, if a person is there, well, he rushes, he will have to say i want to go back. it is difficult for me to answer this question today. this is a betrayal. i'm

a betrayal, you know, and how will the situation of these people continue. well, it's their choice. he they faced a choice, by the way, in the twentieth year i did everything in order to keep the corpse of these things people that we found you words and so they did not do. this step. yes, there are people who were nearby, but they stayed, let's say i talked with the whole team, and the head of the culture department talked about everything in the theater. and what's more, vladimir stepanovich karanik, the governor of the region, came and he was talking. and anyway, these people behaved in many ways, defiant, some defiantly put a cigarette behind their ear, and so on. see hear. well, i hardly want to, however, in any case, it is important for me that we have done the maximum in order to warn these wrong people.

deeds. after all, they in many ways still punished their families. yeah, and some of the actors who didn't leave. they stayed in grodno well , believe me, uh, according to the stories of people and their uh, the fate is unenviable, that is, they did not leave, they remained in the good old russian fairy tale of an old woman's ear on the bark. yes, there are such very, by the way, important fairy tales that people of creative professions should remember. i agree with you. well, actually, let's say enough quickly put things in order in the theater after this situation, in fact, there, in my opinion, in october or november a new artistic director was appointed. well, nevertheless. what now, let's say, is the atmosphere in the theater after all. it seems to me that actors are such people who can be influenced, yes, people of the creative profession, and for sure, when you hired new actors and new theater employees. you didn’t shake their

breasts there, you didn’t ask what your political views were. no, they did not check them on a lie detector. as some already closed media did now , uh, in general, we live in a society and those uh hmm in that informational uh message, which is now any person. well, rather, everyone has the opportunity to read. yes, and we know, of course, you need to be in the norms of the legal field. and probably not subscribed to extremist channels, but now he reads in my opinion, in my opinion. now it is a little easier to talk, firstly, certain steps are being taken at the state level. and secondly, i'm like a theater director. i am also responsible for the state of not only financial and economic, but also some kind of state of people, so that they feel comfortable in the theater, so that he likes to create and, oh, very high employment. uh, especially with young actors. this affects,

including financially, in such a state, but it seems to me that now people who are in the theater are less interested in politics. they want, uh, to serve the theater, to work on the stage, to please the audience. uh hmm to do projects that have some kind of patriotic component, literally this year we released a performance of the tribunal. he is very much a spectator. he will say how you are in slang. yes, it is very popular at theatrical universities, when we show it for the school, because we need to talk about it. this must be said next year, we are also trying and we will support this one, but such a trend is the right trend that theaters should have projects that, including those that do not wear, the patriotic component in the capital, the theater is worried about how they will uh, worry about this new payment system. how much did only you earn state and support for you. this is also an open question, let's say. so this question.

as far as i know, it's still open. he uh such a difficult question is a difficult question. eh, but it looks like the time has come. here. we have already talked a little about the repertoire. you mentioned the premiere. and we have a photo of your repertoire that is now going on in the theater. some of this is also something new. yes, like the setting. well, not everything is here. yes, our people, let's consider a profitable place. how important it is to be serious about getting married, really. here below the bottom row are those projects that we have restored, that is, the performance, on which you can earn money yes, but there are projects that are really more complicated than them, and any artistic director is always in this dilemma, therefore, observe this. let's say, so some kind of standard. well, it's very difficult. may be non-standard to comply with. these forests balance - it's always difficult. there are disputes going on somewhere. indeed, you are betting on some kind of performance. it does not work, because and you probably know

that the performance will be successful you need three components wonderful actors. yes, if they are recognizable, in general, it's good a good director, and uh, the third component is an interesting play. that is, if the component adds up, then, as a rule, a good project is obtained, but it happens. uh, maybe one component will take shape and it will also be a good project. one component is enough, firstly, a good asset. it is technology. and like, for example, and some in some child to take it will always be a project with a kitty, right? or will it come out like a dog by chance? let's go before we go pause, let's say that you have friday the seventy-fifth anniversary of the theater - it's very beautiful. date, probably some kind of cultural program is provided. tell us about this holiday for the audience. we will have a gala evening. we will, uh, have our guests not only the theater, we will present, but we will also

present our colleagues. uh, we will also have the white dew ensemble. we will have a puppet theatre. we will have a theater of humor, cancan, and we will speak in general from the theater, and we are planning to broadcast live. uh event. yes we are we will send links, so we hope i even went to you here. and uh, let's say. yes, i have certain feelings. well, this, of course, probably any leader, so that everything works out, so that we can do everything on time. so that there are no rough edges and problems, but now we are just announcing your beautiful date and your event, and we are also telling our viewers that this theater was created in september of the forty-seventh year on the basis of the bobruisk theater, which was transferred to grodno and the opening of the first theatrical season of the grodno drama theater took place on october 20 with a performance. true is good, but happiness is better, by

the way, true happiness is good, a small passage would be better. the episode is during the gala evening. here in this beautiful theater now for a short while. let's break , i remind you, we have a telegram channel. say don't be silent. subscribe to ask questions. suggest guests we are in touch. on the air say again, don't be silent, and our guest is senator director of the grodno regional drama theater igor gevich. igor nikolayevich you are a member of the council of the republic of the national assembly of belarus of the seventh convocation, a member, a permanent commission on education, science, culture and social development, the 10th session of the council of the republic is currently taking place in the capital and we have a short video from our colleagues from the tiv news agency. let's see the new draft laws of all the belarusian people's assembly, civil society is in a high degree of readiness about it at the 10th

session. natalya kachanova told the councils of the republic to translate belarusian legislation in accordance with the updated constitution of the parliament, it is necessary to correct about 90 acts. this is allotted 2 years 17 laws were adopted during the previous session. now the council of the republic is starting to work in a new mode. instead of two sessions a year, one long one takes place. it will end at the end of june next year. this is also one of the innovations of the constitution among the important tasks of the upper house of parliament, not only legislative activity. also, careful work with citizens' appeals, meeting with labor teams of effective interaction with young people and close cooperation with local councils of deputies at the opening of the session , the chairman of the council of the republic, natalia ivana kachanova, traditionally spoke, her speech was very informative this time and, let's say, emotionally, your working conditions have also changed. how did you read this message for yourself, the new natalya ivanovna, she is a very

person. eh, well, in my opinion, it has a certain passionarity, we know it very well. it has gone through many stages in life and career and uh, its always very nice listen, because you understand uh hmm what she is talking about in terms of the fact that there are clear tasks for you and i know that i am president. these tasks are set, and now natalya ivanovna sets them. naturally, some tasks and the senator. naturally. uh, we strive to fulfill these tasks and, uh, again, as was said today. after all, we are representatives of the senators, let's say territorial representatives, yes, of the legislature, and we are on the ground and we communicate with people and take part in the discussion of laws and there is such a form. and work in the council of the republic she natalia ivanovna kochanova is very supported. these are expert advice when normative legal acts are considered and sometimes they are sent for revision.

therefore, this is the style of work of the speakers of the upper house, it is very impressive. i know many, and senators, who are almost all, it is pleasant to work when the leader sets clear goals and timely tasks. for me, as a military man in the past. always. this is very important. i was always taught to set tasks for my subordinate in advance so that he had quality time. do it in this context as well. and the period of time that increased the work of senators and so the specific task that is set by the speaker and those hmm legislative acts that come to us for consideration. well, they say that e mechanism is well-established and pleasant. it is in this mechanism that a person needs to feel himself. and even more so to solve, and tasks, starting from the appeal of citizens. when you need to help people. this is very important. this is one of the accents that natalya ivanovna always emphasizes and communicates with people. this is also very important. the twentieth year showed us that, but what was a little

omission? yes, in this regard, you need to communicate with people, you need to help people, and uh, we see that now the request from people society is an injustice. and so the whole outline in which we act speaks about this, and their speakers are not chambers, but, in general, senators and yal. and this is precisely the request for justice, so to delve into the problems that people have and adopt those laws that, in general, will contribute. progressive development our society, well, in general, even a single person. well, m-m we invite vladimir stepanovich karane. how do we yes, this is directly the chairman of the grodno opposition committee. and recently, he talked about the fact that the number of appeals has decreased senators. and in general, the deputies of the lower house. we are always trying to solve the problem of people, but again, without the executive power, without the support of the executive power. this is impossible to do, therefore, and i consider that if the number of hits decreases, then this good trend. this means that local leaders make the right decisions and do not

wait for someone from above to push you there, and very well. in general, we understand that people are divided into two categories. these are balls and cubes, and so it seems to me that if there are more people of balls who do their work, and now they pushed a little bit on the rule, the direction is needed, the more the problems of ordinary citizens will be solved, so. there will be e hits, of course, this is an indicator. in my opinion, the quality of work e executive. tell us more balls and cubes. we do n't know what those patterns are. well, these are people who, uh, the ball is the person who you set him some task rolled a little and he does it, and he will complete it, and the cube is the person to whom you set the task, and he completed the first stage and then waits, when you understand it in the shoulder again, therefore, uh, when in teams of balls you are your leader. the most important thing, ah, is that the ball rolls in the right direction, because there is

another category professional complainers. and above we said that we have a demand for justice in society. you very often hold telephone receptions, personal receptions of citizens. what questions do people ask, they are related to your direct, say , professional activity now. well, they know that you are the director of the theater or that. we may have different questions about the theater, as a rule, they do not contact me. uh people. uh, although there are sometimes some requests to punish, some assistance, but a lot of questions are usually faced with utilities to some extent. uh. this is such a statistic. well, it's such a complicated topic. uh, yes, some issues have to be resolved there, buried somewhere, the pipe needs to be dug up, because there is no drain. there are different people here. uh, hmm, a person who is abandoned by his associates has no one to turn to, the only person to turn to is

, for example, the chairman of the district executive committee. well , when i drew a straight line and turned to a senator, a deputy, therefore, sometimes a person. you just have to listen to things like this. sometimes a person even wishes you good luck in some areas and the like. yes , there are situations when a person comes out and raises a topic. and you understand that this is a topic. slightly contrary to the law, that is, sometimes a person wants to force you to let us change the legislator, because it is unprofitable and such things have to be explained to a person. i understand that you are probably closer to your shirt to the body, but this is not always right with us and we are struggling with hmm such a narrative as the consumer society we we are talking about the fact that you need to be not a person who give me give me, and sometimes you need to ask yourself the question, but the state has given something, therefore, in this direction. we have a lot to work on, from family to school education. and these are the things that are accepted today regarding the licensing of preschool

education. i think it's absolutely the right direction. absolutely the right direction, and the direction that needs to be supported, because remember, not so long ago, some people were shouting there. ay-ay-ay, a hymn singing a hymn, and at school for example, yes, some ceremonial events, but people are silent, but hmm that, for example, uh. there are countries in europe. the same greece greece where from kindergarten they sing the anthem of their country. this is fine? it's just that they are already distorting and sticking out the wrong strategy here, but we understand perfectly well that the principle of operation of extremist telegram channels. yes, when they are paid money, there is, for example, the polish side, or the lithuanian side, whose interests they will promote. you are also developing draft laws in the field of social science, yes, e sphere and not only culture, that's without going deep into the details of the bills, which have to be considered for days and

weeks for months. what you think is useful today has already been accepted. i want to say that and in general, and we have legislative power. she accepts a lot of projects. and i would like to draw your attention to the fact that this is work for us. uh, it is carried out on a systematic basis, if you look at some of the legislative bodies that our neighbors have. it’s worth it, then sometimes you can see fights of insults and that similar to the belarusian parliament, it is absolutely professional. here it is with this quarrelsomeness. let's say this specificity. uh, let's say some parliaments. it is absolutely not characteristic of us, and thank god, therefore, all all the bills, without naming them, and quite a lot. and we all people now can always look, and if you yourself with information, thank you for covering these things. they always go through extensive discussion. they are a-a considered at all possible levels, and they are primarily aimed at improving

life quality of life of our citizens. and this includes the protection of the interests of our state. we should not forget about this, because this is also one of the components of the protection of citizens and the interests of the state, therefore, all legislative acts. in general, they are aimed precisely at this. i don’t like the way he says it. in such cases, our colleague andrei krivosheev is the chairman of the belarusian union of journalists. let's discuss, keeping a high standard, belarusian discussion, but really there is already such a brand as uh, belarusian standard of discussion. this means no fights, no stabbing, no massacre, as some have for this example. i was once, in my eighteenth year, in my opinion, about discussions. that's when we get to know other people in belarus. here they introduce me in 2018 to a professor at the university of warsaw. i was on a private trip. family. i am represented by the director of the grodno drama theatre. and

the professor stretches out his hand to me and says, otherwise the snaiga are polish, grodno. of course, i found something to answer. i remembered bialystok but we belarusians never get sick like that. i emphasize somewhere in some moments we can argue, but on this handshake there are such things, but they are unacceptable. why do i need to know my history in order to be able to answer such things, because, well, this is absolutely unacceptable and such facts. yes, this is a provocation and you immediately need to put a needle in you. yes, that is, show you who is here in the house . usually let's say a philistine, but maybe not ordinary, but with a higher education and a person gets acquainted in this way, it always causes it. well, at least, i really don’t understand

the people who basically moved to poland. after all, they would collide here. belarusians do this every day. is it nice to know? i think they never will. uh, top of some. hmm, they 'll be average at best. not only that, well, it's a daily show you where you belong. we know that terrible russophobia is now in europe, uh, russian the drama theater in vilnius has already been renamed into the old one and banned. uh, the use of performance e compositions by russian authors by soviet authors, yes, and so on. some projects are prohibited, therefore, well, we speak russian . we have the only country where there are two states of their language, this is belarusian and russian, and we have. uh, peace in society. uh, there is no discord, this is very important, and to understand, therefore, it is very important to appreciate and not in vain there is even some tendency. hmm, people

move to us in belarus because we have teach our traditions a little. and others and we do not have this admiration, for example, before gay propaganda. we don't have admiration for some gender things, when there are 20 genders already invented and the like in our children are brought up in the traditions of our great-grandfathers and fathers. it's very important. it's calm. we are here. well, especially, of course, we don’t arrange gay parades. well, also representatives, so to speak, of the lgb community, i won’t knock it down either, the west in relation to them, but all this can be done. i speak without tantrums, without imposing a sculpture the minority had no tantrums. it is necessary here to adopt the correct legal standards, including documents, and talk about this topic in society. when my senatorial career is over, i will be doing theater. i hope still. and in general, but in life, uh, you need to strive to solve problems as they

come. it's an hourglass. only one squeaker fails, so there will be some other milestones, there will be other steps. i think they will be no less interesting to remember your work. during the stay of the refugees belarusian polish border on december 27, the twenty-first year in the comments of the star. you said that routine work is going on in the logistics center, it is called taking care of people. it was forty. the seventh day of the stay of refugees at the border, how can you evaluate this experience today. very needed, very needed. moreover, we understand perfectly well that this situation. well , no one is safe from it, not a single country that is on transit routes, and we had it for the first time yes, the first ones, and i can say that it was difficult, especially at first a few days when organizational decisions were made. this was done jointly with the grudniy region by a number of other regimental structures, which were

constantly tasked by the president to provide people with acceptable conditions, and indeed on the forty-seventh day, and maybe on the twentieth to the fifteenth day. i wouldn’t say so, all the more so, uh, during this period of time there, and viktor andreyevich liskovich, the chairman of our permanent commission, was directly involved, and at the border i was, well, less often, but already on the forty-seventh day when row management decisions were made. in general, it really turned into a routine in a good way. not that we work under the coast, but then that everyone was attentive to the medical center, round-the -clock duty, and the bath complex was located, and the mobile shops arrived, that is, it was all some nuances of roughness, for example, not three mobile shops would arrive, but two in force different circumstances there are situations. but it was already worked out and let's say. so. we now understand where the weak moments were, uh, some and if such

happens, we understand how to work further, because even uh, private individuals. they also took part to some extent in providing, and those, but hmm ordinary things that people needed, even i will give such an example, not always. i went to translator. sometimes just one person comes up to me and asks us for sugar-free yoghurts. sugar-free yogurt and we began to think like that, but what it is, we began to wonder where you can eat sugar-free yogurt and order it to be brought with a minimum amount, but through for some time we literally realized that this was a conversation with belarusian sour cream. and this is belarusian sour cream. oh, first of all, uh, she was very popular. she was sold out almost immediately in any situation. yes , the market remains a market, that is, it was still popular with potatoes, that is, besides they were

only deployed, in addition to, and the red cross, which is provided with, uh, food , warm things, and some warm household items, there were also mobile shops, that were sold to people and the prices were affordable, therefore, in this respect. well, we also looked, of course, it was an experience for us to see why people run from those countries where there were already completely colored revolutions. yes, what kind of europe are they fleeing to, how they are expected there, everything was indicative in that it destroyed their state, of course, destroyed their economy, who many do not understand? what, but what because it becomes impossible to live where you don't have, no home, no social rights, no passports. there is no way to socialize. this is scary. how desperate were the people? yes this it was painful to watch, but we organized, including after some time and er, the

education of children and some elementary things and, again, medical support was the council of the republic then coordinated all activities. and uh, this is an assignment. we performed, we tried, because people, and people in the winter leave under this sky. but it would be, in my opinion, not humane for belarusians. this is not typical. we, probably, would rather give the last last, but we ourselves will be a man to some extent, but our neighbor, who is in a crisis situation, and we will try help such things away, not peculiar in particular. ah, neighbors. or pepper spray, we saw the pressure that we felt, we saw how the polish side behaved, and unfortunately, about some kind of humanism, but in some high democratic principles, but there is no need to talk here, according to you, this is . we are all belarusians. let's

think. let's break this for a while, i remind you, we have a telegram channel. that's what it's called. say don't be silent. subscribe suggest us guests and leave yours there comments. we're in touch. ether 24/7 is a project in which there is a place for a brief overview on an important topic, although weeks. let's not forget about the unique rituals and original culture of belarus. in addition, we'll take a walk with our guides and learn a couple of unusual belarusian words. we will immediately cut off a loksta of bread, cut off a loaf of bread, and you and don’t forget

to appreciate the work of people who make bread with gratitude - it was grown for you for years, and you chewed it. we talk about the most important thing, watch the air 24/7 every friday evening. vitaly cut his hand on the evening before the robbery, hardly a lot of people. could know about it, but it remains only to find out who i believe you need to meet her, but where no one expects and can not track. so go take her to a safe place. tell me the day of the robbery. in the morning you did not see this woman in our entrance. you have a mobile yes, a special general that cannot be traced. he thought

that i was after him and through fire and water, so you set me up. on the run this weekend on belarus 24 v say on the air, do not be silent, and we have senator igor ggetich as our guest. igor nikolaevich we had a senator visiting tatyana runets. and we asked her what indulgences of her position she enjoys. well , she said that she didn’t have any, and around the city with flashing lights , she also denies that she rides what you have. and i drive with flashing lights. wow, how she had a red lantern on her bicycle and sveta made it in front.

therefore, i use such a fashionable senator who rides a bicycle to the theater. yes , the weekend will be arriving uh-huh but on the working days days. no, i'm trying. although if i have the opportunity to change clothes and so on, but just because of official activities, i have to communicate a lot and often i have to use a personal car, that's why i go, well, it happens when the weather is good i stop by to see. how are you saying hello to people. you can see how they work. uh, somewhere, naturally, as leaders to see if all taxes are wet and so on, but the privilege, the only one i drive with flashing lights, but in everything else, e we are ordinary people uh hmm if you break any laws. you this means that we must answer in this respect as well, but there is no implication. there are nuances, but there are nuances with regard to criminal prosecution . and everything else, we are ordinary people, we do not use any official cars, but in private interests, so i often even

solve official issues, well, either on foot, or, let's say, in my personal car , a democratic city. grodno yuri khadzhimuratovich. wants to walk to the milk shop, there is also with him and you are also on foot quietly available bosses are very important. it was correctly noted that it is very important from a leader depends a lot on being a leader. who will not understand and wave his saber. ugh, that's not possible. i believe that it is always necessary to understand. after all , this happens even in life, we know the saying, and for one killed, they give two unbeaten, so even the twentieth year, even the twentieth year, he arranged a little, in any case, we know who is where and often not immediately need to react somehow crisis sometimes. it is to take a closer look at this situation, where the leader was, what role he played, what he did, there are miscalculations, there are betrayals. uh, but from

no one covered this. i agree with you. the world is changing so fast today. yes , it is very difficult in this ocean to make any hasty conclusions at all. one can only silently observe in general, and who knows among us. that's what i don't know tomorrow, well, a hasty conclusion, and then there will be a very long state. painful , you need to be very attentive to the cadres and to the people who surround you very much . in one of the interviews, you said you need to live, explain yourself without leaving drafts, and i meant hmm that all those achievements and the blunders that you have left further it is not worth remembering. you don’t have to get stuck on them , not on victories or defeats, you need to live today you need to live now look love this day strive to do something good for your family for others for your organization. and here is what i had in mind when i said that without a man of centuries it’s not disgusting

much ago, but uh, it’s still important. i would like to say that it is very important these are the coordinates in which we live, they need to be loved, moreover, it is worthy the country in which we live there is pride in it, because a has great, and hmm examples of economic development, business creation and a wonderful history. there are wonderful places in our country that are worth visiting, which i assure you, we have not visited much yet, and it is very important to be here on this positive. so i wish all people, despite some events , to appreciate the ups and downs in life. this is this world and appreciate this day and believe that further beyond the horizon, uh, something clear and interesting and wonderful will open. we very often discussing. uh this topic. how to educate young people in your family and a daughter and a son. tell us what you are learning from your kids. and what do they learn from you here on the screen in well, yes

, photo of the year 14 matvey and this is a daughter. yes, this is my daughter. she is a doctor at the grozny city polyclinic. she graduated. she completed her recent internship training. a young specialist has already graduated. and i will give you an example of how hmm you need to swing and look carefully at the children who are in the family. i generally think that, uh , the family is very important, the component goes further school. how in terms of training the development of children e with the formation of the worldview, and we know that here are addicted to gadgets? and how is matvey? well, in my opinion, it's been about a year, probably, he was 11, he was sitting on these phones. and i approach him, i say, son, look at your thumbs already disproportionately large. well, yes, dad, yes, what are you saying, he waved it off, but the next day he came and brought me a finger, you were joking, so why am i a need to shake the youth. they

can still say at first that it doesn't matter, but it remains in the subcortex, that something they begin to ask themselves questions, so here is an example. eh, typical. yes, especially when the child is still small. you can mold anything out of it, it's in psychology, which is what i learn from children when you communicate with them , you catch yourself thinking. so stop not skirmish, because sometimes you want to, probably, raise your voice sometimes, well, you catch yourself thinking that the bbc is better because it will not come through scrapping the personality. yes, because even matvey i need to talk. and where is my personal space when, for example, i ask him show me his dad's phone. and where is my personal space, did you ever come across this personal space in your childhood, in general, it seems to me that we have new questions, because yes, you didn’t even say such concepts in the room - this is a corner never. and now, yes, and of course, you need to talk, you

need to know the story well, but you need to convey it in comments, of course, answer their questions, because well, you can’t dismiss it, all the more banal, but we all perfectly understand that children listen to us, but the most important thing for them is that they see and now about, for example, mother's father, this is very important if e's father is not lying on the couch, it 's 24 to seven, and he is fond of something on a bicycle. mother. well, there are some when parents are an example for their children. this is very important, and you know very well that sometimes even children follow the example of their girls follow the example of their father. if he is a positive example of the same, he finds a companion for himself, such boys look at their mother and the same companion for themselves, they are quite their companion yes, i he is still very much, or rather, he is just at that stage when he needs to make a decision ah, and now i'm trying to show many things, starting with the

power, component and ending with some others, therefore, he needs to be opened. uh, all the main doors for him to look. i don't think it's necessary to push some solution, but to have it look somewhere to suggest. this i owe i must and a fishing pole. yes, to give here so that they can live with dignity for a woman, in general, i consider medicine. this is one of the areas of activity. what kind of education where you can feel worthy and all parents strive to make the dreams of their children come true i'm sure that's all, that's why it's very important. hmm, do children go, but still educate them as patriots, i would say e hmm, such civil responsible people. and well, so that we can all give ourselves a reason to be proud of our father or mother. igor nikolaevich nevertheless. you are a person who has been in culture, but you are a military man. we remember this, tell us as a military man, how soon your own will end and how soon the world will be hard to say now, but the actions that our

state is now taking are forceful, components of the informational component of the informational field. they are aimed at neutralizing this so far informational impact, which, in general, is pouring on us on belarusians, they come across to strain us, they are trying to push society somewhere into a panic. and we see these urges. uh with phantom pain. in particular , the polish side. we see the situation. here is how it is developing in ukraine, but i'm still sure. eh what? still, it has common sense, despite the fact that a we understand, what politicians are now in power in europe, what level of this politics can we compare with the politicians of our country russia then even here the comparison is immediately in favor, of course, which one is in our favor? i still think that, uh, common sense will prevail anyway. ah, any war. it ends in peace. i think they will find some political solution. and uh, not the most important thing,

probably, including that, uh, there is no hot war on our land, because our society, uh, and the president and all and all structures are doing the maximum in order to prevent , uh, on our earth again bloodshed. it 's very important when i read the statement ukrainian foreign ministry and regarding the desire of prince vladimir in the tenth century to join the european union. well, except for the laughter of some surprise. nothing, it didn’t cause me, probably, the circus left, but the clowns remained. igor nikolaevich big to you. thank you for taking the time to visit our studio. we congratulate you and all the actors and all the spectators of the theater on your anniversary. we wish you success in your creative work on your senatorial path. and, of course, happiness to you in the family. may your children continue to delight you. and let them get it right. we are victoria popova and svetlana smolonskaya. we say goodbye to you until the next broadcast. goodbye. and

now igor geydzhych, dear friends of the colleague, is speaking. i would like to congratulate the theater on the occasion of its seventy-fifth birthday, wish everyone creative success, and simply wish the citizens of belarus that their dreams come true. well, and most importantly, that there will be a peaceful sky over our country for a long time to come. and it was blue. will always stay unless

you can drink louder than the director. hey god, what are you talking about? and this even worse church of st. wenceslas is the oldest in our the city was built in 1848, it does not happen grapes, all work. they are written something is invested in the soul of their elder, who was smart, kid. come on, yes, as it is, watch the good morning, belarus with svetlana borovskaya on our tv channel.

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