hello on the air program say, do not be silent in the studio victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and political scientist yuri shevtsov is our guest today good afternoon. glad to see you again in our studio vyacheslavovich, you just returned from a trip to the far east just a few days ago, visited khabarovsk-on-amur, uh . and what, maybe, on the contrary , uh, the purely professional agenda was disappointing, uh, we have been working for several years, studying jewish autonomous region, this subject of the federation in russia, and hmm very high-quality incredible interest was held there. sociological

research on local culture and now it was necessary to bring them together, as it were, well, plus there are always some meetings, then i usually have a professional job. we needed to. determine , if i may say so, what to give some recommendations, what can be done with this subject of the federation further, because this is an unusual subject of the federation, the jews. there people uh don't last on planet. so their statehood in the middle east is one thing and statehood in the amur is another. firstly, we were convinced that russians and jews interact very deeply there, there are not many jews left. but they are absolutely rooted and sometimes. it even causes a smile, it is customary for russians to call themselves jews.

imagine leading a meeting. there such all important serious people shine in between times. well , we jews are such a local action. secondly, that they need some advice and work out strategies. usually. they themselves successfully cope with this and give advice themselves. well, they correct themselves because they are not embarrassed to ask for advice, but i ask, i say, the jews are like an insult, a nickname or not, they say why we live in a jewess, so we are jews, but not we are russian russians, just such a local name happy, but the most important thing is what i saw, mmm for myself. here, uh, the first thing i saw was the descendants of those komsomol members from our local shtetls who went away in the twenties. here there, to the far east, build soviet

statehood for them. then it meant a lot spiritually. well, definitely. i was interested to see. hey, what did they build there? so one could expect that there would be , uh, some kind of national tension, interethnic tension. there are some in different subjects of the federation in different ways, but i didn’t notice it there, on the contrary, jews. arriving there. they rather brought benefits to local residents. we know the peculiarities of the jewish way of life. they attach particular importance to the education system education of their children. it develops constantly. yes, sometimes it comes to absolutely paradoxical things the city jewish lyceum, there are five percent of jews there, probably, coverage of kovrov but quality education. uh, russians are happy to give to their children. there is no interchangeable identity here and there; russians remain russians.

they just found a common language with the jews and found him at the base. here is such a soviet something of a positive memory, the russians there are such very serious people. someone is doing taiga there. here's another something like the far east is generally a zone with a much higher level of violence. uh, what are we, for example, here we are used to the fact that no significant interethnic tension has developed there. this is a consequence of the fact that these people found a common language among themselves. that was interesting to me, then there are already purely jewish questions. uh, in the middle east, the jews built their statehood on the basis of hebrew, uh, the revived ancient language, and there on the amur their state is used ishem, this is that hmm german in

based on the dialect they spoke in our small towns in terms of comparison. here is the yiddish of statehood and the hebrew of statehood. what a successful project, in my opinion, you see, it turned out to be. more successful, at least they have there on the amur. there is no such endless war that is being waged. uh, in the area of ​​​​israel, that is, uh, jews, there, on the basis of the soviet tradition, on the basis of culture, some managed to fit much better into the local cultural landscape than the jews who created hmm know. do you think it's about the linguistic principle behind the choice of language is, after all, the choice of tradition. eh, the appeal to hebrew is an appeal to the tradition of jewish life, which was in the moments when the jews faced exile from their territory during the time of the roman empire. well, somewhere the language of their religious

life, so i have a different set of symbols behind it. rather than the one that we will see, e culture, although a jewish state was built on the amur. basically atheists. such komsomol members are from our shtetls, but now they already have some kind of religious life. this is a specific direction in judaism hasidism. he is not so very emotional , of course, it is interesting to see the amut of the hill , the swamp, and here the jews, the hasidim of the times, and there are a huge number of such paradoxes there . it's just that you made a note in your telegram channel that khabarovsk is a big city, which may, uh, soon become even larger due to migrants and zones and crises. and what kind of wars did you mean settlers and at the expense of whom it will

grow, khabarovsk is already going there, some influx of e population from ukraine i mean this war. because the destruction of infrastructure that is happening there and that's all the disasters of this very destructive war. of course, they will also affect the outcome of the population hmm. eh, how many people left there? now it’s impossible to say for sure, but we are talking about millions, it is usually believed that more than 1 million have left for russia. in my opinion, even more than two million inhabitants of these regions and within the framework of ukraine itself, the un counted territory controlled by kiev up to 10 million. and there are also refugees to the european union. e. some of them return, some remain, but we are talking about the third dash of 4 million ukrainians for refugees

in the european union, so it is, in general, a source of demographic growth for the far east. and you think, ukrainians, they will gladly run to the far east. they are used to living in a warm climate, and the far east is still more severe. in this regard, there is. uh, historical precedent, for example on where it's located, the city of khabarovsk, there was a zone of predominantly peasant colonization in the 19th century, ukrainians went there. this is called the green wedge territory. and even constantly in ukraine, nationalists like to raise this topic, that we need to create ukrainian statehood on the amur, that is, the president is coming. in general, life there is about the same as everywhere else, uh, the climate is somehow terrible there. uh, it's the monsoon zone. this is somewhere latitude, probably sochi, uh, there is winter, it can be cold, yes, but it doesn’t last too long either. uh, that's why

this is not the biggest problem, but for russia, that's why russia is, we understand that in a political sense, and ukraine will use this resettlement, saying that russia is forcibly taking ukrainians to the far east, they will remember all sorts of links, and so on and so forth stalinist times. they are already talking about this topic. you know, i have not studied this topic deeply in the far east, but i have not heard of a single case of hereditary migration. usually people, on the contrary, are happy when they come somewhere here nakhodka immediately jobs the entire social package. e hmm, all the more they are helped with housing, so you still need to get in, but there are, of course, those who do not take root. that's about the same as the european union. after the start of the war, the eu left a total of more than 7 million ukrainians. e. well, about half have already

returned, so who has taken root, who has not taken root, well, there are some terrible things there in the far east . well, how do they exist among themselves russians and ukrainians. if you have already seen ukraine there, those who go there are fine there. they themselves m-m, they usually consider russians because it’s really impossible to go to russia from the territory of ukraine it’s impossible or almost impossible, therefore the flow of migrants in itself and to the far east will find it from the territory that is included in russia relatively recently, you noticed that the sheremetyevo airport is crowded , and saw. voschiki museum uh, well, your surprise is understandable that there is no anxiety in the air. and in general, life goes on, probably, as usual. this is the truth that surprised you. well, yes, of course, because whatever we want, we don’t want to take place in russia, partial mobilization is about sending more than 300,000 fighters to the front, therefore, psychologically, russia

lives largely in an atmosphere of war. but the fact that i was fading, well, there is no psychosis. you see, there are queues at the airports in the museum. everything is full people fly. the only thing that caught the eye of a few foreigners used to think of a pandemic, uh, a lot of conspicuous foreigners are traveling around russia now and a pandemic. and here are the sanctions that the west imposed and it led to the fact that the crowd became the zarima estate multinational. maybe we are starting to get used to this situation. yes, everything is left we thought, ah-ah-ah, we often talked about what it is that the slavs are fighting with each other and so on. and now the forecasts of many political scientists that it will last more than one year or two. it may even be decades, and therefore, what can be anxiety. if it's always with us. well, probably not without that, e addiction occurs. well, what is your forecast for now, what

is it for? combat battles are very hot, in general, and the forecasts were given. and now what, do you think you stopped doing this after the story of the hmm retreat of the russian army in the kharkov region from a military point of view. they could hold back there was definitely. let's say when 60 people of the national guard. this is, in fact, the police internal troops. they are two days old. they kept it for a whole year. i mean, uh, i'm from here and i haven't seen the military. the reasons for such a retreat are so intertwined there, it's a war with some kind of political plots, it's better not to go too deep there is no need to look for military english there. yes, we won't see much from here. well, there, for example, the exchange of azov for medvedchuk. here or there are

many more. here are such surprises, all these wars to you are the so-called local wars. they are always filled with a huge number of paradoxical stories . uh, everywhere there is, let's say, the plot of larick at the front. let there be war people will shoot each other without any. well , a stall, it will definitely function somewhere. warriors at their core and on them there are both outbreaks of mutual hatred and the desire to resolve issues in any way, so from here we will not track in detail what is happening there? how do you feel about the so-called couch analysts, those who imagine themselves to be military experts. well, people are interested, every person has the right, uh, to build a measure of his

preparedness. uh, some forecasts or analyzes. here you are thinking wisely. but if people who came up with something for themselves and then went on to spread all these conjectures of their own, and through telegram channels somewhere by some means mass media, already winding people up. let them watch the news less. they wind themselves up and spoil their nervous system. here is better. let them do something else, for example, go to the pushkin museum. for example, so well, if you photographed this just a museum, then i understand that you have also been there. no. no, there were no tickets. this time i went to the museum of the east and in moscow there is a unique, most interesting museum of the east, you would not be you, if you had not chosen a museum, well , the more i know, you study some cultures, the more you understand? what great wealth

is contained about it. well, we profit in this museum, but there are many beautiful places in moscow. i agree before we take a break. tell me, do you also accept this version, that this is not for a year, but the situation will last for a decade, right? he had a chance at the very beginning to prevent this kind of escalation, and moscow staked on this chance at the beginning as well. if you remember, there was hope for negotiations that this would be somehow decided differently, but the ukrainian leadership handed out weapons. uh, downstairs people. and now it's already hmm impossible will be fast. stop. yes, we are used to building a small , cozy, uh, state in 30 years after the collapse of the soviet union, but, uh, this era is over, we are today in the most dangerous

place on the planet, there is the most difficult war for god knows how many decades nearby, and therefore we need to get used to living in other categories of times our ally is defined, russia so you have to get used to it. society to live in russian, that is, to think in terms of high technology that which seemed great to us the achievement of one space satellite two of our space satellites these were achievements for that era, which is now fading away, our achievements should be 200 satellites. that's how russia is doing. so we have to share the responsibility with her, and hmm the scale of thinking i briefly remind you, we have a telegram channel. say don't be silent. subscribe to ask questions. suggest guests we are in touch.

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accepted to be considered. uh, hmm your story according to the written references. here we have the first texts as a people. well, somewhere in the tenth century or the ninth century, 862. yes. yes, yes, yes, but they will have five thousand at times they reached grandiose significance on a planetary scale, when the persian empire existed, therefore, on the territory of this people of this country there are a lot of very different accusations, the most unexpected for us some kind of cultural turns. uh, well, for example, hmm, islam is of great importance to them, uh, it's basically, the entire islamic republic and without understanding islam , especially in its shiite version. we simply won’t see and understand much there, but at the same time islam came to them. e in superimposed on a large

overgrown tradition and so on. there is. there's a lot associated with ancient greece with a period or no ism. for them. this is also important; there are also various similar plots that are unexpected for us, so we mean belarus and iran , in fact, it is almost impossible to compare. their depth is civilizational. it must be recognized that it is deeper than ours, but we have current problems, which countries bring together, basically. these are conflicting relations with the west, and today iran is trying to build a technological environment independent of the western world, including a nuclear power plant. here rosatom has already built one more plans. eh, they generally try to somehow develop independently and here, of course, we have common ground. now iran has decided

to join. this is iran's desire to join the sco. it is accompanied by the emergence of large new infrastructure projects that are already affecting and belarus well, let's say, literally two months, in my opinion, there and back. e vladimir vladimirovich putin he met with the leadership of iran and they reached agreements on a very sharp breakthrough in economic and other relations between the countries, and they are going to build, in particular, to create, better to say, a large transport corridor and a corridor for the development of servers from st. petersburg to iran with access to the coast persian gulf. here he is the corridor. so far, it turns out right next to us near our eastern border and thus we we can count on somehow participating in these development projects. eh, they concern astrakhan as well.

recently, in my opinion, our prime minister was in astrakhan a and a number of other countries. that is, if the corridor is the new great silk road between china and the west. it can be questioned, er, by polish nationalism, for example. uh, let's say if the crisis goes too far in eastern europe, then we have a corridor north, south nearby, no, we can also somehow participate. and from such momentary current tasks that we are solving in the same way as iran , we can build relations of cooperation. but hmm no need to look for their roots. in recent history. there are occasional protests, people are taken to the streets in iran. well, in your opinion. this is another attempt. west to organize a color revolution in iran, yes. more precisely, first of all , there are always prerequisites, you know, when such a

large state as iran exists. uh, it is multinational, multi-confessional, there will always be some kind of disorder. uh, besides western sanctions, they are significant and they really hit the standard of living. sometimes. they previously exist, a certain opposition m-m, tuned in such a way that the public would like the development of the country along the liberal path along the western path of development, that is, there are reasons, there we will find objective ones, but uh, these are the forms that they take. uh, it's a political grievance. they are well known to us. this is coordination through information tools known to us. well, in general, this is an ordinary colored one, they say, a training manual, you know what's interesting here, what is it like uh, we already mentioned islam and zakry. such a culture is in line with new western values, but my acquaintances, those who came to visit

film festivals there, for example, said that everything is there in iran, with all its closeness and islamism. there are gay clubs and nightlife, not hangouts and so on. well, that is, why, and so let's say the leadership of iran allows something to exist in your opinion, this diversity. well, first of all, the country is big, you can’t roll up concrete. this is objectively objectively a country with a huge variety of cultures. here secondly, they are not animals there. hmm. they look, if there is no political problem from some manifestations of opposition activity. okay, let's go. here. eh, look. for example, this director is there, and the iranian one has been sitting in a jeeperti for a few years, allegedly under house arrest while delivering to international ones. film festivals for me all the time, let's say this, this arrest. he, well, seems strange, you know. well, something here

is something that is declared what is happening, but in fact it does not correspond. this like the story with ksenia anatolyevna sobchak yes, there are no such duties, it seems, she, well, she runs, e, it seems, she doesn’t run anywhere. they do not have a state of civil war. they just exist. the lateral diversity of cultural e on the territory of iran is the one that determines the policy of this country. today, it's the shaite hmm version of islam. and if there is no exacerbation of excess such that the political population appears on the streets, then they themselves do not provoke. well it is clear, but the united states they leave their attempts. uh, how would everyone own the attention of this country, let's call it that, but for some reason they resist. how do you explain

why they resist too, it's rooted in there. yes, they feel like who they are is deeply civilized. uh, culture and, uh, the depth of their civilization shapes their relationship, like the united states, for example. uh, it's five to five. besides, uh, you have to keep in mind that, uh, iran today is primarily islamic. eh, the country and moreover shiite, that is, they have certain difficulties in relations with the sunni islamic world and traditionally they have. hmm, they don’t have enough problems. on the periphery of this country, which must be solved militarily, including through, so somewhere there is a cultural disagreement with the united states, somewhere. uh, a purely political routine that requires a tough response, but it

leads to the fact that this country enters into complex relations with the states. well, for example, today the americans are hitting the iranian economy, by trying to reduce oil exports from iran, that is hit on all sorts of logistics companies. who are transporting this iranian oil or in some other way. they become hmm the profitability of iranian oil exports decrease. well, iran found a way out of this a year ago. they concluded with, uh, china, a whole package of different kinds of agreements, which i guarantee them to buy at chinese prices for 25 years. uh, large volumes of iranian oil and plus china is still going to invest huge sums in iran in the development of the iranian industry. this means,

of course, that the united states will not glad. but yes, but where is the chicken. and where is the egg ha ha, so to speak, who is to blame for the fact that iran has gone this way to develop such plots, there are many. in general, we have an average size. well, a very interesting country with its own characteristics. on friday, alexander lukashenko took part in an extraordinary session of the collective security council on the collective security council and made a speech. there, in fact, it was about the armenian-azerbaijani conflict and ways to resolve it. naturally, we will listen to a short fragment of the president's speech around the entire perimeter of russia they start to clobber us with a fisherman. they unfastened it earlier, you know this in the twentieth year, they tried to put the belarusian on their knees, then the turn of ukraine passed. we go along the perimeter. caucasus and beyond central asia to whom is it today? it is incomprehensible to all

of us. therefore, we must consider any conflict and any gestures of ours right now in this global context. and just a day later, nikol pashinyan announced his readiness to sign a document in sochi to extend the mandate. e russian peacekeepers for 10-20 years and noted that the terms for russia should determine this. that is, it turns out that the conflict does not end, but simply freezes. god forbid that it still freezes, because there is a problem with such a zangizut corridor. it may prevent the freezing of conflicts. in addition, armenia generally fell into a complex political fork. uh, they have inside the country, firstly, there was a huge outflow of the population. e, now it’s good there, if there are 2 million e inhabitants, secondly, they internally split into

those who sympathize with the west and those who are oriented towards russia, well, this is connected, in mainly with what is in the west in some countries exists. a large armenian diaspora, well , for example, in france, and this internal split does not allow them to make decisions as quickly as their real political situation requires. well, that's why they have god forbid that they freeze the conflict there. that is, you think, after all, the united states will not back down. here they are from armenia until they are torn off from russia and, again, do not interfere. here is this very way north south, like you, which you have already mentioned. well this is one of the factors of instability in armenia, there are other factors, for example, turkey today. it is developing very rapidly dynamically and is once again becoming a very, very important element of geopolitics. here is the entire region of the caspian black sea.

turkey has certain interests. uh, it 's further east. ah here is, in particular now have them is worth. uh, for them a rather acute question about the transport corridor through the territory of the are. this is not bargaining in azerbaijan, and here they already enter into a variety of interests and a struggle begins, therefore, there they do not see the end of the edge declared 10-20 years. it is not yet a fact that this is the ceiling of these figures, yes, that is, it can continue for another decade. i can't imagine that transcaucasia will be able to solve those problems there, which aggravate the whole situation or freeze the conflict for 20 years. this is not conceivable, unfortunately, in these countries. it's just not a solvable problem. there you have to come and just put things in order by force and then everyone will adjust. come on, you mentioned already mentioned that you were members of eight, in my opinion, local

wars. yes, he just worked on the territory where the conflicts were observed. here is what alexander grigoryevich said. here, uh, our part of the earth. but there is also europe, which also does not exist at the present moment. so let's say unity, but they have e in the eu before our eyes. we believe that this organization is already beginning to fall apart. what do you think will happen to them in general with european countries in the near future, they will have increasing complexity in relations between the old europe and the new one, that is, the new one is the eastern europeans. these are the poor countries. a and than further, the more they just have a very painful, uh, breakdown of the original model of european integration in the early nineties, when hmm they went along the path of creating a european

union without russia. they are trying to involve. e into their orbit russia, then they then had the principle hmm that all countries that share can become members of the eu. uh, european values ​​and then the mechanism. uh, within the european union , it was supposed to ensure a rise in the level of development of the underdeveloped countries of the eu states to the level highly developed. this model worked and it was very attractive for many countries of peoples. that's the whole of eastern europe, it was in general . anything, if only they would take her to the european union, not for the sake of these subsidies that they received from brussels, they could even go. that's how lithuania closed its nuclear power plant there a lot, and it was and it was a compensator. in all of this, the inhabitants of the same poland or lithuania there were really provided directly or indirectly with an increase in the standard of living. well, it's the same time. it's the same time

ended the competition in the world between the centers of geopolitical influence. it sharply escalated , and here the former american-centric world, which it managed to fit into, for example, eastern europe, collapsed today and therefore within the european union there was a rejection of the course of equalizing the level of development of underdeveloped countries of the regions with highly developed ones. and when this happened about 10 years ago or later, i would take as a starting point, the ninth tenth year in the ninth year, the united states proposed to china to divide global responsibility to create stupid j2, and how to manage, if possible, so to speak, the world is there together. uh, it happened as a result of a very major economic crisis. mm. in the seventh to eighth years of the united states, but china

refused and began to build. e its completely independent economy and develop the central western provinces on its territory as well. i continue this former kuts on rapprochement by the united states and development, mainly of the coastal provinces of china, and from that moment on, drift between china and the usa began to drift from each other friend in the united states, in response to china's transition to a new development model, the new industrialization program was adopted. e. here it has been developed by president barack obama since the tenth year. he became president, then in radical forms he continued it there, and even now, by and large , biden continues it. and this means that all other centers on the planet. they are now in front. e by the fact that in a short time this china from the united states will gain enormous power, and will be something global. uh, either the same europe needs to make an

effort to maintain global competitiveness in relation to the states. we must develop first. uh, those parts of the european union where the return on investment is higher than in the underdeveloped countries, so they abandoned the previous model, but now in the current economic situation, france has germany too, and there are enough problems in the german economy already going to move their production to the united states , that is, here they have solved their problems. having done this choice. yes, they will go, of course, not in the direction of china to develop, but in the direction of subsidies, the united states will try to hold on and will still try to maintain global competition. do you think, yes, it does not depend just now, in order to knock out the previous even the previous level of subsidies, they need to apply more radical methods. well, let's say poland

is proving that it is now the shaft of europe against russia stands well, which makes it so strange as , well, serbia at this point. get to suffer to suffer. and there's no chance they'll turn around again towards russia, these are the very eastern european countries that were once part of the socialist camp, they were forcibly torn off , one might say, and now again this is it, as if another round of history, they will be able to turn back to the side. this is a very correct statement of the question, but it seems to me that now there is no such potential and there will be no mass character. eastern europe must go through a deep crisis. because those ideologies that have now spread in eastern europe are primarily anti-russian nationalism. they're really powerful, and they have um external funding. that's when that

funding decreased. here, as we see now, there are crisis-friendly statements. to russia, but i agree with you. here, of course, the only way out is through the crisis. maybe until the darsis of purification. yes, you have to give what the people they want what they want to their choice. let them do it, live with it, it's very difficult to imagine what china can stop because today china is the second largest economy on the planet in terms of volume since 2009, starting in the thirtieth year. they really should become the first economy of the planet. i don't know what can stop. just a big war. and we all need to prepare for the fact that, most likely, uh, already in 10 years. uh, the most powerful economy on the planet will most likely be the chinese one. not american. now let's take a little break. after that, we will return to our

studio again, while subscribe to our telegram channel, say, do not be silent, and look for all our releases on the youtube channel belarus 1. on the air, say, do not keep quiet, and our guest is political scientist yury shevtsov yury vyacheslavovich recently there was news especially by no one, not noticed that russian nuclear scientists have taken another important step in closing the nuclear fuel cycle, and uh, the newspaper writes a look, if the experiment passes, successfully and will become a new industrial technology. it will be possible to expect that hundreds of thousands of tons of existing nuclear waste will go into action and in the future will be completely worked out. we mean that there will be no radioactive waste left in russia at all. why did you pay attention to this news? that is not the whole news, it is much longer. the fact is that this technology is fast neutron reactors. it allows you to put into technological circulation, that

is, to produce fuel from almost the entire range of isotopes. the uranium contained in the mined uranium hand for the manufacture of fuel for nuclear power plants is used approximately one percent, and hmm uranium isotopes contained in uranium in nature, and by virtue of what is achieved today. it is thanks to this reactor that it is possible to obtain fuel from all this it turns out that it’s possible to start reprocessing for fuel already, the existing waste from nuclear power plants, which is the most spent nuclear fuel that was melted into russia for money, just like that today it turned out to be gold. here, or if you want, the oil is new and russia has gone the furthest on the planet along the path of creation. these are the only reactors in russia. and today there is an e fast neutron reactor connected to a real power system, one of the beloyarsk npp vn-800, and i

don’t see what can prevent russia from switching to the creation of a commercial already profitable reactor based on this technology, which is planned somewhere. finally, the twenties, that is, very soon a grandiose source of energy will appear on the world market; imagine now one percent is taken for fuel due to ore. there will be almost 100 uranium here. this is a huge, grandiose breakthrough. so this is not all that is being done in russia. for example, here is an order. e putin a. return to the idea of ​​building tidal power plants on the sea of ​​okhotsk . this is known to specialists, and situations in in the 1960s, there are two places in russia that make it possible to build a huge power plant, these two places on the sea of ​​okhotsk. together they give the penza bay,

and another somewhere around 120-140 gb of energy, if turbines are installed there, for example, in an island. here , uh, our nuclear power plant has two units - this is 2.4 gb, then there are two of these e bays, the so-called bay, that's what it is called on the sea of ​​​​okhotsk. they make it possible theoretically to get about half of everything currently available, and hmm, all that are not available in russian power generation generation. uh, and it hasn't developed in recent times either, mainly because there was no known consumer of too much volume. and today again there is a return to these projects. there are turned off. there you would know what discussions are going on about this. i can tell you for another hour . well, believe me, this is a grandiose source

of energy. in addition to this, and besides the conventional neutron reactor, several very promising ones are still being developed in russia. e technologies that will theoretically allow it to rush into development. well in 10 years. well, there, for example, i like everything related to technologies for adaptation to global warming. there are many options in the arctic. how can russia theoretically use this positive part of global warming for agricultural development through special cattle breeding methods, or can it get a huge space of this thawing tundra. this is what i mean, first of all research. e, sergei zimov, at the mouth of the kolyma. this is the scientist with the highest personal citation rating on the planet, perhaps even the most cited russian scientist. there are others, not only his developments. and they

've already gone a long way. they are already thinking about cloning a mammoth and cloning some long-haired elephants there far, far away, who have gone research, and that is, russia may theoretically soon be able to resettle the population throughout its territory today, if you remember the resettlement of the population in russia. this is in mostly, well, in europe in the european part and a narrow strip along the southern border russia and to the pacific ocean. and here it will be possible theoretically to open vast areas for development, because irkutsk in general, that region of the chinese, is interested in these technologists. what will they be extremely interested in? i think for resettlement no and yes and no. the fact is that in recent years in china there has just been a very noticeable

outflow of the population from manchuria to the southern region. china them. it's cold out there for the chinese. therefore it is not a problem. don't be spicy. uh, then there's an aging population in china. eh, and they're generally not aimed at territorial expansion. i think that the question here will rather be hmm on a different plane, how to jointly develop the amur basin of russia china, namely, together i see that you are so in love with the fascination with these technological breakthroughs in russia, you can answer this question for me, all the policies are right, what they are doing is right , but it's very slow going. and if you wake up like this in 100 years, then there in khabarovsk where you were, probably not much, what has changed during this time? why all these technologies? not embedded in our lives? no it's

just a subjective impression. for example, this rag on fast neutrons. eh, they created it for 30 40 years. eh, well, they created it, but they didn’t create frequencies for russia. let's talk a little about your teaching activities. you teach at the belarusian state university at the faculty of international relations, department of oriental studies and always speak of your students about your students in the superiority of the degree. what do you admire so much about them? firstly, they are hard workers, it is impossible to enter us. i mean a very high passing score. the highest passing score in belarus. that's why the best things come from the very beginning, and imagine the second one here to study. away from the eastern country, this unfamiliar eastern language from scratch. these will already be people from the very beginning capable of such hard work and with, uh, generic ethics. uh.

yes, yes, good ethics, so the first thing i like about my students and students is that they are really hardworking and have a real ability to learn. here, well, and then you still know, we live in an era of nationalism in eastern europe there is a whole professional community here in minsk that sees everything very broadly. they can they travel without fail. they hmm communicate with each other there, they tell something and this is the first time, in my opinion, in the history on the territory of belarus a highly professional community of young people has arisen, which i study the planet. i would say this for our region hmm which has sunk. you see, in the

nationalist wars - this is a huge value, and your youngest son is now serving in the army in the infantry. as far as i know, be proud, of course. that is, the infantry is the most important thing for the army. you count the division. yes, everyone left the infantry. these are various other generic ones, one can say from the kidney, so that you can be proud that your son was raised correctly. yes , why not? yes, there is much to be proud of. we have a normal army. here i see how it works. god forbid, everyone has such an army, we once again thank you for this meeting for giving us gloomy forecasts, but just like that, they promised some kind of dawn. yes, that's why with you always easy. and most importantly, somehow immerse

us in the right way to the right depth in the study of these difficult issues. we tatyana shcherbina and victoria popova say goodbye to you today. goodbye. goodbye. and now yury shevtsov is speaking well, thanks for the interesting questions. in the end i was moved. this speaks of your professionalism, i myself am aimed positively and see and the subject of my professional interests. uh, this is the development of high technologies in their alignment with politics and hd once i had on this topic. and basically, this is what i do. and this topic is so unusual for us in the sense that where there are high technologies, there is a huge danger from their use or catastrophes. so, when you are interested in such a sphere, then you will involuntarily think in categories, not narrow ones. you must understand. why are you doing this, which means it has a

positive attitude. every weekend can be turned into a little vacation. the main condition is new impressions, and better many new impressions together we will discover the amazing places of our country. this is the village here our inhabitants live in the hills. it looks like here they built their own houses in history. this mirror is very old. he is over a hundred years old during

the german war. we wanted to bring this mirror out, but something prevented them and we will share our first impressions. i caught it, look in the program the route was built on tv channel belarus 24 , a program about unique personalities who break stereotypes with an example from their own experience kindergarten school, home work. that's it, all the funny novels were written. in my head. here's before how they got on paper, how they were published, he is a characteristic tool, although these ipovtsy. all this can be portrayed as crying. you can cry on the saxophone. i, uh, hear it very often. why do you need it? that's why you need it? why are you doing bullshit?

that's why? what is this all for, let's go, i like this. i just can’t live without it, it’s all nonsense when they say, oh, they don’t pay enough. few get to eat very simple. go somewhere else, you can make money here. you can look at program to break stereotypes on tv channel belarus 24.

live you watch the main news at noon with you pavel zovik. hello in this issue of promising ideas for the development of the state. today, the public discussion of the draft law is being completed by the entire belarusian people's assembly. to protect themselves from an imaginary threat, the

polish authorities began building a fence. now, on the border with the kaliningrad region of russia, the result of the modernization of our refineries is already at gas stations. what is the advantage of a new type of winter diesel foreign investments for access to information about users of elon musk, who bought twitter, the united states wants to check on the details of the transaction. belarusians are actively involved in the process of fulfilling their tax obligations to date, property taxes, namely, transport and land real estate has been received by the budget for almost half of the additional amounts, most citizens have paid land and transport taxes. slightly less metempami are payments for real estate. in total, there are almost 3.5 million property tax payers in the country.

directly objects of taxation, which in the current year greatly exceeded 6 million objects in the current year, and a single notice was introduced for the payment of three types of taxes, land tax, real estate tax and transport tax. this is very convenient for payers. since one of the notices immediately summarizes all of his objects of taxation, which allows him to initially plan his budget and already distribute it to the need to pay, let me remind you to pay property analogies, you need up to 15 november. what will give the authorities of the branches of power and analogues, which is not in the world and whose initiatives will be taken into account today , the public discussion of the draft law on the all-belarusian people's assembly is being completed since october 24, proposals and comments were collected at the legal forum, in addition, there were active discussions and dialogue platforms were held in the regions, on which deputies, representatives of public associations and trade unions explained the legal subtleties

of the document, the issues that concern them are given the opportunity to not just ask, but first of all, convey it to the management of the enterprise to the leadership of the country. well, again, so that they are taken into account during the development of the bill and the subsequent. with the further development of the republic, the history of the country is being created together in the final version, promising ideas will be taken into account according to the same principle, changes were made to the constitution and the draft law. oh, vns, will be accepted until spring. so, if the reason to investigate the purchase of elon is masked by twitter or this is another attempt by the authorities to remove the billionaire, the us department of the treasury is studying his connections with foreign rulers and investors,

the washington post writes, as noted, when us officials took up this issue, it turned out that under the terms of the deal, large foreign investors of the company got access to its confidential information. talk about financial performance . for a threat to our security. well, at the same time, musk himself is slower, having dismissed the board of directors of twitter, it seems that he does not pay attention to such news and continues to have fun with a new purchase this time, the entrepreneur said that verification on the social network will cost $ 8, despite the objection of users according to the mask, the option he proposed in maybe bots will halve the number of ads, and also allow users with verified accounts to post long videos and audio recordings earlier, the cost of a tick mark was estimated at

$ 20, but the millionaire writer stephen king, outraged by the unprecedented amount of his angry publications, managed to convince the mask of the cost of the service reduce. italy froze sending another sixth package of military assistance to kiev , local media inform rome wants to first agree on the lists of snata weapons and study requests in detail. however, there are other problems, including the lack of anti-aircraft missile systems for our own defense, incomplete deliveries of weapons within the framework of previous packages, the third problem of a technical nature after the parliamentary elections in italy, the updated composition of the committee on services, which, together with the country's ministry of defense, must solve , what will be included in the military aid package, but it is noted that the italian authorities are not going to abandon the policy of supporting ukraine and further deliveries of weapons to it. to protect themselves from an imaginary threat

, the polish authorities began building a fence, and on the border with the kaliningrad region of russia, this was announced by deputy prime minister of the country, head of the polish ministry of defense mariusz. blaszczak this time the poles want to build a fence with a length of more than 200 km, i remind you in october, warsaw reported on the completion of the construction of a fence on the border with our country the migration crisis was then cited as the cause. the total length of the structure is 187 km, and the cost is more than 320 million dollars. however, there were questions about the quality of the barrier; many gaps became an excellent opportunity for migrants to illegally cross the border. but for the animal world, the artificial barrier became a big problem, it divided the belovezhskaya pushcha into two parts, endangering the natural migration of animals. so a big turn to the east becomes a trend in international politics. key technologies, large-scale projects have been concentrated in this region for a long time and

belarus is ready to take an active part in the implementation of various initiatives. orientalist and political scientist yury shevtsov answered the most pressing questions in the program, in particular, what is interesting about belarus, the islamic republic of iran and what we can offer this country to join in the show, it is accompanied by the emergence of large new infrastructure projects that are already affecting belarus well, let's say, just two months, in my opinion, in my opinion, ago uh vladimir vladimirovich putin met with the leadership of iran and they reached an agreement on a very sharp breakthrough in economic and other relations between countries, and they are going to build, in particular, to create, better to say, a large transport measles. here is the north-south development corridor from st. petersburg to iram with access to the coast of the

persian gulf. here it is. it is a corridor. so far, it turns out to be right next to us near our eastern border and thus we can expect to somehow participate in these development projects in total, yuri shevtsov also spoke about his research trip to the far east and analyzed. what is the essence of the armenians of the azerbaijani conflict, and are there any prospects to agree on answers to these questions in the full version of the program, say, do not be silent on the youtube channel were awarded a diploma of graduation and the first officer shoulder straps parting words and insignia graduates received from the leadership academy and deputy commander of the air force and air defense forces the training of the military academy is exactly here, in the specialty of e-pilots, e, are at the highest

level collected. well, since this is the only place in our country where they teach for this specialty and all the best teachers, uh, have gathered in this place and pass on their knowledge to the cadets. a new type of winter diesel fuel appeared at the gas stations of the country; its production became possible due to the modernization of our refineries. cloud point not higher than -10°. this way, paraffin crystals will not appear in the fuel, which can create problems in the operation of the shipment vehicle. the refueling began in the second half of october, the transfer process takes place gradually at each gas station, we bring e to a dead bridge, the available summer diesel fuel is pumped out the remnants of this summer

diesel fuel invisible to customers gradually, starting from mid-october. until november 1st. we have already converted our gas station to a new type of diesel winter fuel. well , in addition to the new driver this year, gas stations will continue to sell second-class winter fuel , it is suitable for a more severe winter, when it is below -20 outside the window. a comprehensive upgrade of the housing stock this year during the overhaul in minsk has already upgraded more than a hundred houses, which is half a million square meters. moreover, the highest concentration of such facilities is in zavodskoye and in the frunzensky districts, the roof and balconies are being modernized, the entrances to the entrance are also replacing engineering communications along korzhenevsky street, for example, a major overhaul, in two neighboring houses at once. readiness nearly 80%. yes, what is planned for december, roofing work has been completed, and facade work. as you can see, that is already

a very beautiful color scheme has changed at the current moment in the apartments is carried out for errors down after the replacement of engineering equipment. that is, these are risers of cold hot water supply it was also replaced, and the heat unit was a heat point, that is, the replacement of engineering communications in the basement risers, and electricity was electricity, that is, the replacement of lamps with energy-led lamps. in the oktyabrsky district of the capital, after a major overhaul, seven houses have already been commissioned ; six more objects are in line; by the end of the year, about 120 multi-apartment buildings will be comprehensively renovated in minsk. how we will rest and work next year, the schedule has determined, the belarusian government will celebrate the rainbow on april 25 and in this regard the working day from monday april 24 is transferred to saturday 29 victory day falls on tuesday next year, therefore, on may 8 we will work on may

13, and the working day on november 6 was shifted to the eleventh, so all transfers assume that we have a rest in april-may and in november in the twenty-third year we will immediately be 4 days in a row. today marks the world ballet day, the host of the theater of the world will conduct online broadcasts of performances and rehearsals, and in belarus today they are giving romeo and juliet staged by the people's artist of the ussr the artistic director of the bolshoi theater valentin elizariev, his name has long become synonymous with our ballet for the anniversary of the master of the film crew , the tv news agency, prepared the elizarev film, the story of the ascent of the talent the era and the people on which the work of the legendary hogs relies and today the stars of domestic and world took part in the film art. nikolai tsiskaridze boris eifman alexander efremov and many other honest thoughts aloud. about the most important thing,

watch today 8:00 pm belarus one. here, the magical space is a place of execution for 26 years to receive such a bolshoi theater. let someone last that long, it's not easy. very expressive and memorable in gestures in motion in such an imprinted rhythm. he fights with an open visor. there is something dongit, but this is our happiness, of course, there was a color film. it was drama. it's so personal. well, then on

our air, a sports review of the project is a tv news agency available in social networks in our mobile application qr-code on the screen new information as early as 1:00 pm. before the meeting was abandoned in the minority was recognized as the third match of the eastern conference standings.

me in the winning match against corey gauf at 6:463 tonight belarusian time , arina sobolenko, her rivals, world no. 5 maria sakari, will play her second match in the tournament, the girls know each other well. she court in official matches. they crossed seven times in five, of which the victory remained with the belarusian. however, in the last two meetings, the tennis player from greece was stronger.

how will the sanctions be in norwegian? you know that i think that there will be sanctions. like all over the world, larisa nikolaevna, a pensioner from borisov, who once abruptly changed her life, you come to norway, you are 56 years old, in fact, without knowledge language is absolutely zero language and at the same time i speak in 3 years in 3 years only i. well

, when it appeared a little, my language was able to communicate, and then i went to work, because, well, something needs to be done, economic education in norway did not begin to be confirmed, i understood, it would be only the stage of an adventure, which, under other circumstances, would have been told exclusively in bright colors thirty kilometers from the donkey in a small town of mundalen. larisa nikolaevna settled hell. she decided to prove herself as a spender to the rehabilitation center, she still has a lot to do, she can work. they are hard a lot. if you work at 8:00, what do you work, all 8 hours. i can’t say that it’s possible to take a break there to do very large loads, and that’s how i worked for 14 years, 14 years. tv viewers. he won't believe the sum of

56 + 14. yes, yes. and that's when i turned 70 years there according to their laws, well, you can no longer work. this is the third series of the draft sanctions for the people. we continue to give the floor to those who can no longer remain silent. they are used to working, someone continues to do it, and today they don’t demand or ask for someone else’s , just don’t take their conclusions, as you always do this time, in the lens of our camera body, not only private enterprises, but also private capital, for example, pensions. and what you can not buy, for any money. this health, it turns out, is thoughtlessly hung on it today. teaching who why and how many are willing to sacrifice in this operating heart? i would like to say they start, if there was an incomplete stop of equipment, and so the last 4

months. well, that is, we are talking about the fact that this is real, lethal cases can be unambiguous. and how can i explain to the patient that he was not helped, that i don’t know that his relative is not there, because they can’t give a detail. uh, well that's a tricky question. uh, because there are a lot of such appeals from children. i don’t know if you have an excuse for everything that happens, as a doctor, as a person, who helps and knows for sure. well, what can be? good question. well, as for the explanation of the sanction, of course not, yes, because this is also quite difficult to explain, both from a medical point of view and even a universal one, because we are all people, in fact, we are all the same. yes , regardless of skin color, and we should receive. help in full and

highly qualified that at the moment, well , there are certain difficulties. the side that will be interested in these conditions is to provoke people to express dissatisfaction to complaints that it has become worse to live with stores , something is missing foreign propaganda access to all this misinformation. it's all pouring in such a huge stream on people. many people take this at face value as a politician. it's not that in the kitchen there's something you bungled. it's not even science, it's art. it is necessary to be born a great person in order to rule the country. and well, i will say even criminal, unfortunately, this is really the way people nobody thinks them. yes, although in fact the most valuable thing for us is the same person of this world. nothing

will be a laptop, nothing will happen to this. of course, we were not ready. this is not an indicator of powerlessness or a reaction to sanctions, as igor kovchuk demonstrates what he used to earn his living until recently , an individual entrepreneur specializing in hitting durable plastic. such. here is a protective package, it can be the size of a matchbox or a huge container. but he will tell this later at the walls of the minsk cancer center, we met with him, as a patient, i am now 49 years old. well, two years ago. uh found

malignant nodules in the thyroid gland. after passing the examination, that is, they took a biopsy for me and, well, they already said that it was a malignant tumor and the outcome of the operation. she successfully passed the next stage of radio-iodine therapy, it should have been carried out in a year to reduce the risk of relapse, then i again have a second lock, that we are forced to impose sanctions, but not for a certain time, so to speak. well, a bit of a process. suspend here you are behaving so reservedly , but for sure, their thoughts were not like that in that moment thoughts disturbing, what to say? because well, i understand perfectly well what kind of disease it is. and these isotopes from which country they were delivered. well, i can't clearly say, well, european countries are imported. yes, the complete set of speeches about the supply of polish isotopes of the

thyroid tumor spreads instantly to the brain. the lungs at risk were all clearly an entrepreneur or myself familiar with foreign economic activity, that is logistics, so i understand what kind of process it is. how difficult it is when you can be let down at every stage and carriers and suppliers, and here there may also be sanctions, incomprehensible situations, relations in general. mm european suppliers to our separate country. the most annoying. for some reason here. well, they are ordinary people. despite such high-profile political events there, we actually suffer, here i am in particular, yes if it dragged on , well, what to say, it’s a matter of life and death in the end, and igor does not stop thanking the belarusian medics for this they quickly managed find a replacement for therapy used isotopes from russia k

unfortunately. it is simply impossible to find an analogue for everything today. here is this operating room and we can assume that here is the most modern, the most high-tech, the most expensive and probably a lot of foreign ones. yes, this is ours, the operating room, in which the full range of operations is performed, the angiographic complex siemens artis, uh, which allow us to perform the entire range of operations, began to encounter when uh the first problem. we appeared in the month of april, when our board failed. geographer's rank and delivery we waited almost 2.5 months. after this caused our cooling pump to fail. this is the first hospital in minsk, if the operating room is idle, then the doctors continue to operate here, the head of the department came specifically for an interview today. he works on the basis of the minsk four on

patients. it certainly reflects as well. that is, in fact, the operating room is worth it. yes, unfortunately there is a problem. hmm reflects on patients. due to the fact that these types of radiofrequency blading operations that were performed in our city are not performed in our city or in a minimal quantity and this has led to the fact that at the moment we have formed a queue of about three months, there are patients waiting for this procedure. and how long can he be waiting for this operation. well, until the moment we broke down, we had a queue of the order, well, 2-3 weeks. therefore, you can imagine, yes, that is, 2-3 weeks and a person can get help. and now it has moved back about 2.5-3 months, not in the format of our program, to ask questions of this or that organization or department to receive

official comments. i repeat. these are exclusively private stories, but when it comes, again, about our health with you, and perhaps someone at this moment, waiting for that very call, it is important for each of us to know that we are not abandoned, at least by our country. boris nikolaevich, the medical sphere has probably suffered most of all lately. after all, we just seem to have returned to normal life after a look. although it is clear that wave za worries, but nevertheless , now these sanctions, as a system health care, how tangible, generally tangible, if truth be told, so the first thing is that it has lengthened and changed the fundamental supply chain. uh, some have changed the price factors due to the same logistics and due to the rise in price, let's say europe and energy resources are well understood , so there is a problem with global brands, yes, which trust to service their equipment, let's say, certain qualified specialists who go through a very expensive yet

would be abroad and others they do not trust and respectively electronic keys. they give only to them. that's to put the equipment. they trust them. here is the supply. well, unfortunately, this does not always happen quickly, some refer to the sanctions of banks that banks cannot make settlements. banks, well, as we know the statement of the us government of july 15th, that this does not apply to prescription drugs . well, let's play according to one rule, we have some kind of leverage on them, or, well, change these servants now unrealistic we directly declared the leading manufacturer. uh, some people just got a verbal order. operatively, some people understand me so, there will be a replacement soon. this is such an official semi-official response from the parent company. the history of victor's illness began after being transferred to the species. moreover, only one day passed before the operation,

every minute counted. after the rehab. well, to be honest, this operation probably provoked it after all, stress for the body. uh, provoked a little something else a disease that may have been hidden, but it's viral hepatitis c, it's a pretty serious disease. today and before that, as far as i was just interested, i looked on the internet and already talked with rotations. well , it was a few years ago. problem and on medical treatment to date uh, maybe lucky out of luck. uh, there are drugs. we already have in belarus that this disease can be treated with medication and quite successfully victor received drugs for free in the smolevichi district hospital. but biologically active additives dietary supplements imported i bought in march. prices have jumped, who can benefit from the fact that ordinary belarusians live. well, in such

conditions. well, you understand all the time, if something happens, there is some country that is interested in this, therefore, it will naturally be interested. the side that will, uh, in these conditions, uh, provoke people to express dissatisfaction with complaints that it has become worse to live in stores, something is missing. though to be honest today. it's hard to say, in my opinion, just enough. package housing conditions, perhaps, something has changed, although it is also difficult to say, judging by how much new housing is found. i don't know who benefits, but rather it is beneficial for those people who just want. express your dissatisfaction to people. in general, well, openly speak to call a spade a spade. we may have this position. uh, on the other side of this, of course,

sterilization, which is funded, can be the usa of western europe is not a root case, so there are probably people who are interested in this, the worse the better for them. well , how is it against the people, how is it to be introduced not to let medicines not to give equipment. well, this is the treatment that international doctors need, we must treat and we will do it, but sick patients must receive what is not necessary for a firm conviction, as a doctor and as officials still do today. don't bring tanks. well, maybe, yes, probably. their opinion is not to take medicine. genocide, well, i don't know how to comment on it. i believe that everyone has the right to adequate medical care. this includes the medicine honey. the product is equipment something like this, and everyone is worthy of receiving an earned pension as a pensioner. larisa smagina returned home from norway in 2018.

children and grandchildren here have a hobby, she knits for hours. it's not just a handbag. well, she's right here on the button so that she doesn't get lost, you can pin her up and walk like this. how many grandchildren you have, you know that i have two granddaughters of my own, that there are no products even for sale, but this does not mean a small address for her. this important to know and feel. as for earning money, even longer than many, up to 70, this is a decent contribution to a comfortable life. there is a belarusian pension and there was a norwegian one for several months, and then it began to be transferred from a norwegian account. a foreign currency account is in belarusbank, well, in march of this year, this pleasure ended. they excluded russia and belarus from the list of countries with which it is possible to conduct relations, in general, the bank excluded the name of these countries from its own , and now, i want to ask. with the leaders of the

european union, where are your values, notorious, to whom you fooled the whole world human rights the right to property immunity, where they transfer money, but the pensioner cannot receive it, she called the norwegian bank, but there is no specifics, says ruki calls in norwegian to those whose treasury belarusian and regularly replenished by paying taxes from the tree solid in england i'm an inventor i'm an oligarch i'm a panshulist in england. yeah, i’m not a napenger, sum, i’m a fig, but a

mendesaria in a mink. well, i said that dear why do you treat us so badly for what we are ordinary people, i am a simple pensioner. i want to use what you assigned me your pension, but i can't do it. why hear no empty, and one could assume that in belarus this would be. and what is conditional, well, i don’t know, someone from norway would have worked for us for 14 20-30 years, it doesn’t matter and would not be able to receive a pension. and you know that it would have been the hague tribunal. it would be a scandal for the whole world. for them, horror. it's uh, now it's going to move. i don't know how they will get out of this crisis, first, uh, winter general winter, maybe to play along with us, how they will survive without gas without heating without electricity. well,

food too, probably, there will be some inconvenience of complexity. i don't know, this is probably what they will experience. although well, according to statistics , it is often said that in england, and even in good years , thousands of old people die like this. let's put them in the bedroom. and, as it were, nothing, but it turns out these official ranks. they do not seem to take into account the safety of the health of their lives, the present moment. i have information that kaunas is also the water utility is experimenting. there with some kind of chemistry, including naturally more expensive ones, because they are all produced there in finland or in germany and they are trying to find some kind of optimal composition, that is, of course, these are experiments on people. uh, how much is the production focused on the consumption of aluminum sulfate now coming up with something new, of course, it's more expensive and it's not a fact that it's

more efficient. here we see what is happening, well, here are the tapes on which these salts crystallize, here they fall. here are the traces of the tape coming slowly slowly from it, from it, it falls out. you see, there, it slowly slowly all of it already freezes and falls down, then everything is taken by a crane and fed into the bunker and the bunker, then this one comes up and passes, either in a bag or a big bag. today only two tapes work. this is 60% of the capacity of the enterprise with russian capital located in gomel sans-invest specializes in the production of coagulants, in fact. these are salts that purify water in traditional markets. baltic cal. we have a riga water utility vodokanal latvian railways. many enterprises in estonia, and after all, the plant did not fall under the sanctions, refusing and risking the health of non-

belarusians, were guided by alleged reputational risks. here, not only for the increase, but also one of the main and probably. we had a large client, kiev, we supplied the kiev water utility there, uh, no longer, probably, for the last 6 years we have been the main supplier, we have always won tenders and all the water that the people of kiev drank was all purified by our reagents, not only to the people of kiev and the white church and pravary and slavutych that is, all these cities, they all consumed and at one fine moment. we know. we still communicate or, uh, we call up ukrainians , we all know that there were catastrophic situations, that is, the same kiev was on the verge of disaster, because if you don’t clean it up, well, it’s like drinking from a puddle and into taps to supply dirty water, and there was no way to deliver the products, and they are ours well, that they always kept a warehouse stock, kiev somehow got out there now and as far as i know consumes products from turkey, that is, you understand

how much more expensive it is, and this will affect the consumer there. how expensive will water be if it is cleaned. reagents from turkey who what logistics or from us 150 km or from turkey to bring a product similar. the company has a trading house in kiev where huge debts of the account are blocked. here, of course, a political patets, but economically we are all me. well, here you don’t even have to go far with our product, again. uh, the water utility stopped taking feces from us. at roughly speaking, they began to take us at the same price twice as expensive as the finns. that is, they are trying to raise their economy to limit. uh, access to goods, uh, sleep from our countries, but they do not understand that they are sawing the court on which they sit. they also lose a lot of themselves and also lose their mood. we will call our mood partners. in fact, they are not at all like in europe

as they show on tv, especially european about european channels, people walk in the same way as ordinary people. comes to the store and see that soda soda cost, there e 30 cents, left it costs one and a half euros, if there is a rich person, they don’t pay attention to it, and there are not so many of them, then the middle class and more below the middle class for them is salt. has risen in price very much. and bitch, they, uh, saw with whose hands. this is how you see it. well, my opinion, as the person with the two best educations, is that it has already been said. i will probably repeat that the americans are fighting russia with the hands of ukraine and europe , and that is, europe and ukraine suffer the most . americans are trying to make money on this. and again, not ordinary americans, some kind of a bunch of people who, uh, are looking for some benefits for themselves separately, while at the enterprise they are doing everything

to save the team. since february, four people have left. a lot or a little, each is nothing. inflated little by little i redistribute actively go to the russian these bags are being prepared for shipment to astrakhan and orenburg developed the business. lost it overnight, the american company severed relations unilaterally. follow the leaders. hmm , because, well, somehow it's not very hard to believe that this is all possible. i was forced to return the money, but to return the money to my enterprises. well, now i can’t return money to everyone. hello, sergey nikolaevich heard. i understand. yes, i'll leave the key.

yes to her. yes, i finished everything. everything was done well, tinted everything there, as agreed. by the way, they took one business about me personally. and here to maintain your status. eh, well, going on. well, the normal way of life that i used to have to look for other activities. right now, i’m starting to monitor and start working in some kind of construction business. if i start working with my hands , construction is also not the easiest. now it’s very difficult. and again i’m stuffing, as young bumps have come across and i want to learn more and continue to improve further. i would now go to a vocational school, to be honest, i’ll go to swim to learn the basics, because everything seems to be clear, you watch the videos on youtube, for example, well, conditionally paint the wall there, but you go and paint. and

why can't you, yes, who doesn't wait, doesn't ask, but does everything himself, how differently, and who will help me? i'm telling you, it suited me that i was the master of my fate in the full sense of the word. that is, if i work well, i can afford to earn accordingly. eh, something, but if you do nothing, then it's a drone. by my nature, i can’t be such a person that i can’t live without the work of belarusians. so don't really call it. it would not say anything, and no matter how hard he tried to tighten the screws, when you know that you are working for yourself and for yourself, the way out. you will find, as long as you are healthy. i was 14 years old in belarus has changed a lot over the years. you know, it has changed a lot, it has changed a lot, and i want to say that, uh, of course, for the better. but what we have is clean. everyone knows that our country is like a toy

, and i saw it myself when we traveled almost the entire country from the airport from vilnius. well, this is beauty. why others they don’t understand this because they didn’t come or because it’s convenient to close your eyes. and you know what, well, that's a good question. as i understand it, america is very profitable now, uh, well, pardon my french, tear apart europe. they are now ruining europe. europe is weak, which means america will get richer. after all, america has always been at all discord in all wars, america has grown rich, and i think that we’ll talk about their intrigue, and glosses, that is, the change of political power in belarus is like that. you know what it is the same as in ukraine now. this is the same orange revolution. they also wanted to do it with

us, but, fortunately, they failed. you were already here in 2020, it turns out, in borisov in 2020, when the elections took place. i arrived in the eighteenth year, i participated. i don't care about all of this. i am very worried about our country and russia and our relations, after all, politics. it's not that in the kitchen there's something you bungled. it 's not even science, it's art. it is necessary to be born a great person in order to rule the country and let small, like ours, belarus already after the 3rd series was ready, we received a call, the necessary part for the operation of a high-tech device in the operating room of the first hospital in minsk was brought and began to be installed, and operations will begin in the near future. 16

selected teams and they are all unique welcome to the game of the hero who will take the grand prize and give odds to the firefighters. they will show, not in words, but in deeds, who are the heroes of our time and i have other hands and a strong character. i'm not perfect for anyone. i want to try my hand at fire rescue sports, because it is noble and interesting, watch the sports and entertainment show heroes on our tv channel. every weekend can be turned into a little vacation. the main condition is new impressions, and