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now the long-awaited meeting of the allies in minsk emphasized. now, if we assume that 60% of the allied programs have been implemented, the trade turnover reaches 40 billion according to the weather and the plans that they announced in advance are literally from strategic and space ones. is it possible to consider that the union took place right now? as for the atmosphere, and the atmosphere of the meeting really matters, it is not superficial, it is not fake. it's not purely media, uh, it reflects uh a policy built on trust, equality and respect. this atmosphere and as for when the union arose. i think that any union of such a scale of depth and level arises from the national interests of the people and the political will of the leader, therefore i am deeply

convinced that the union of belarus and russia took place back in the ninety-eighth year, when the belarusian people decided to reintegrate the post-soviet. and the belarusian leader alexander lukashenko conveyed this message to moscow literally. well, in those conditions, he pushed through the union state first the commonwealth community, belarus russia then union state after that and the union developed thanks in many ways. through the efforts of the belarusian president, we remember the 2000s and the president’s visits to the regions, which a significant part of such a liberal-oriented russian elite looked askance at, put spokes in the wheels and the same social

guarantees of belarus to russia, we for a long time perceived it as air, when a given that has always been and will always be, but a pandemic happened and anti-covid restrictions closed the borders, and it was clear how the border regions began to degrade, which were free to move, both from the belarusian side and from the russian side, to a lesser extent, since. uh, the influence of the state was greater. or the economy, those integration ties that the president of belarus maintained all zero and after 2010, in which he invested, among other things, his political capital. ah, there was, uh, the twenty-second year, a special military operation and it turned out that many we will take the technologies on which, among other things, the military-industrial complex, and the bearing enterprise. yeah, there are and

have been preserved only in belarus and they, uh, in the russian federation have enough counterparties with whom, at the very least, communication or optics or space technologies or new materials were maintained. and what happened after a personal meeting in minsk , the union state really received such a strategic backlog of strength, at least for 3-4 years, that is, there are union integration programs around which there are no me to tell you. how many copies were broken there, almost swallowing up the surrender of sovereignty and all the other nonsense that was aimed at only one thing, to split the allies e, to introduce this note between them, at least distrust to sow such distrust, but it turned out in 2022 that it was precisely thanks to these allied programs, the allied state can adequately, uh, withstand without panic. well

, the most severe pressure in history, probably, of the 20th and 21st centuries, which any state in the world would experience. you know andrey, the thought occurred to me that, probably, our western partners still have not understood that the slavs need to create problems. as much as possible, yes, in order for them to derive the maximum benefit from these problems for themselves. well, let's start not to burst out the man of the reservation. yes, no one canceled. well, let's start with azov, more precisely, from the airport, a personal meeting at the airport, a trip in the same car, the presidents even sit side by side and which many have noted look in one direction. yes, and not how is macron and putin sitting yes 10 m from each other. home dinner and , of course, seeing off at the airport. after such an almost homely atmosphere. is this a

special political etiquette, or should we see something more in this, of course, political etiquette, but also much more than one canadian political strategist political scientist. in my opinion, in one of the interviews, i said a brilliant phrase that modern world politics is repelled and degraded due to two things: fear and mistrust in politics between politicians, so when alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin demonstrates absolute trust absolutely friendly disposition unwillingness to lose even a few minutes there or several tens of minutes on the way from the airport to the palace of independence, but use. yut him for negotiations to clarify the position for a personal

dialogue, including on the most closed topics. this shows that in relations with belarus there is no russia, no fear, no trust, which means that the union state of the relationship between belarus and russia between official minsk and official moscow has a solid foundation. ok then. let's then a little more political text, right? the western media like to reproach that our, as the head of state said, the most toxic politicians are very common in the twenty- second year, of course, indicative in this regard, but in your opinion, they still occur often or rarely, they occur often, but this fully corresponds to the scope and depth of what the presidents said at the press conference following the meeting. e of our relations in all spheres of economic political military from the point of view of security is undoubtedly humanitarian social, whatever, and does not imply

the frequency of meetings, such a relationship between the owner and the subordinate, they said that someone some third-rate, third adviser of the second department fulfilled it. e of the washington state department. even not the main chief set the task to check the execution. he gave the order, or the relationship between uh, the rich economy of the banana republic. well, there, that means beads from there, bananas, that's a simple relationship. why meet often, and when between belarus and russia we come to an agreed industrial policy or a common even now they began to talk about a common industrial policy five to seven years ago. uh, if you say this in the russian media space, it causes shock among liberal -minded economists, again. there's an exception. maybe dugin delagin glazev, who

always talked about this in russia, these were wishes. rather, yes, which were not in a hurry , fell out, you can say about import substitution. but this is a huge piece of the belarusian russian economy now, and this is a matter of the survival of the state, and also caused and now all this needs to be said. vladimir putin, among other things, said this for sure, but the president puts the dot over and this does not mean that they directly tell state corporations or businesses how to do it no government and in this, by the way, the role of the belarusian government and the russian government is developing e -road map, well, it is fashionable to say, yes, or the union program, and the presidents fasten them with their political will, thereby guaranteeing their execution accurately and on time. you know i liked it. eh, what's that literally this is a personal experience. uh, i've

met people on numerous occasions who literally say that when our presidents meet. for some reason, this adds a special confidence in the future, but i liked it. actually such a message. unfortunately, this was not always the case. and now, working as a pooler. i also faced this. e. two meetings here in strelna when we first went out on gas pricing for a three-year period and a meeting in sochi after the meeting in sochi, i just had the honor to interview the president of belarus in order to get ready, uh, through the president's press quack, they handed over the volume of documents that were discussed at this meeting. that very thick folder that lay on the president's table. i remember he talked about it. yes. and to be honest, here are 6 hours before the interview. it was not enough for me

to study all this folder exactly. i went through the tops, to be honest, i will say, but the volume of questions, which then spoiled. in fact, they spoiled the relations of the allies. i was simply impressed by the discrimination of belarusian carriers of this ebotage logistics transportation to e, the energy market to the admission of belarusian food to the russian market. well, as they say, who will remember the old? i just want to say that a is huge. the volume of questions, which is tied to the level of the president and that's good. in the sense that, in fact, if the presidents make a decision, and specifically, if vladimir putin makes a decision, then for the russian side. it is mandatory and it is valid for us for belarusian exporters for the belarusian government for e belarusian e, poole

uniting humanitarian cooperation. these are universities of medicine. this means it will be done. well, you understand. we have always been very different in this regard, because as they say at the kremlin, how many towers did they say? yes, they say, 3-4 to five. yes, we have always had a very clear centralization of power. we did n’t have such a problem, but at the same time, she never asked the brain, minsk to take part in a special operation in ukraine, yes directly, right? but as soon as this meeting of the presidents was indicated, putin's arrival in belarus yes, now it's like a war. that's who actually benefits from all these rumors and conspiracy theories, and why instead of the topic of ukraine yes, the president discussed the defense of france in the match with argentina. well, especially the president said so. he told a very interesting

story. yes, how i rooted for the brazilians for lack of it, and why why this is how the question was posed see you. and this is a sign of our time, that is, it is first thrown into the media space. uh, an absolutely far-fetched, absolutely false thesis, for example, that, uh, a special military the operation will last 3 days, and then to the russian federation russian military russian politicians never spoke for three days, but then they begin to demonize russian politicians and the russian military, they begin to attribute defeats to them, because the same thing did not happen for 3 days, and here our enemies first of all , it is important for political geopolitical information to drive klin into relations between minsk and moscow because this link guarantees our

sovereignty and our security, it is important for them to put us in the global media field aggressors. and those who overthrow the foundations of international law. although those who do this themselves dozens of times examples are already salt. yes, and hundreds of times i agree violated. this is the most international law, unleashing wars, killing millions of people, provoking hunger, poverty, a mass exodus of entire peoples from their land, and killing scientists, killing politicians, including using contract killings, killing journalists, remember dashul a. well. the severity and sign of the modern world order lies in the imposition of media simulacra. unfortunately, you can get local tactical victories in the information

war, and since the information war accompanies the hybrid war, it is one of its most important elements, and this brings it closer. unfortunately, the victory of our enemies was a tactical victoriousness, these headlines were followed by western compresses. i know that you are always interested in what foreign publications write, what was in them in the avant-garde on the eve of the meeting. well, we can quickly go over and really looked. e that wrote about this meeting. well, let's get those who directly just directly is propagandist and serves interests. eh, london, brussels and washington well, why did n't putin persuade lukashenka to enter the war with ukraine. this is the very example, that is, they themselves invent horror and fear for themselves. the fact that belarus is about to enter directly into the

conflict with its armed forces, and then they shift the responsibility for this to alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin is another propaganda garbage dump, the resource of radio liberty lukashenko said that he unconditionally supports russia at the same time in small print, that russia was pushing lukashenka into the war? well , it’s useless to quote in the ukrainian media, because there the level of russophobia of belarusians of phobia is now off scale and even these headlines themselves are indecent. bbc us ukraine beefs up e-border security amid putin-lukashenko meeting but i think they've been beefing it up for months now. why is it not embarrassed and mined the territories of its population, which sought to belarus by the shortest route in order to avoid a war of conscription into the army of ukrainian

mines on the border with belarus, this has already become commonplace, but to be fair, there are some pretty, uh, serious headlines and a pretty serious analysis of what this meeting was actually about. well, we're tired of tea. uh, putin lukashenko met to strengthen the economic interaction between russia and belarus uh-huh, that is, there are healthy media communities in countries that soberly assess the belarusian-russian agenda and try not to replicate the headlines there . union of this content exchange, and by ourselves independently based on belarusian and russian sources e, analyze both the course of the meeting and the results of the meeting. well, you have already touched on the topic of the economy. yes , the last one with this heading. let's move on to it, just something we managed to

save. the main thing is here. this was announced at the meeting. yes industrial production and cooperation. yes, and so that no one tilted anyone. we talked about the fact that the president also noted that the trade turnover was a record last year following the results of the twenty- second. he again goes to another record. here's your look at your look a journalist who knows how to analyze where there is still room for overclocking and why we are no longer talking about tactics, but the emphasis is on strategic directions in the economy. what has changed our environment has pushed us we are in fact for a long time almost a decade and a half and from the russian side of the belarusian, understanding the national interests. ah, they slowed down some integration projects. well, take, for example, the potash industry, because belarus

was ready for itself and creating, uh, belarusian potash company was ready for the closest, but fair and equal integration with russian partners. slavliy uralkali, we perceived to a certain extent as competitors. let's talk. we were ready , yes, we were ready, but when we saw from the other side, it was not the allied approach on the part of businessmen, but a purely commercial outbid to seize the markets. uh, outbid specialists. and of course, uh, belarus is tough. in the eyes of their national economic interest, the same thing happened on the russian side many times now, the need to build a new economy under external pressure and a global trend towards the localization of economic blocs. that is, before. we had the main word globalism. yes, globalization. that's all should be common

single free markets. eh, now it is already clear that this is utopia and moreover. uh, stupid utopia no, we sincerely believed. yes, the free market, indeed, can decide everything on its own and regulate itself, and no one will interfere politically there, limiting some countries with sanctions and completely, opening up opportunities for others. well just like they say it's american economists analysts, as soon as, uh, they began to win the race of globalism. not them, but china globalism. immediately had to turn off immediately ended, therefore. well, yes, localization within the framework of large integration structures. here is the union state and the cis eurasian economic union brix sco. this is our economic living space, but we started talking about this not in the twentieth year, not in the nineteenth. we started talking about pairing the eurasian

economic union and the shanghai organization cooperation. god grant the memory 5 years ago, that is, even then the president of belarus had a strategic vision of the official minsk. this region is called little venice. as you understand, due to the weather conditions , we won’t be able to start a trip in a raincoat, but in no case will this interfere with our acquaintance with the city; however , hundreds and even thousands of kilometers will not interfere with traveling around belarus, a unique architectural building one of the most famous names of the belaya vezha tower, although it has been white in its history. she never was. by the way, who didn’t know this particular tower is depicted on a five-ruble banknote, the national belarusian authenticity home morning, where clothes and weaving items were stored, the red corner of the bed and the

stove, approximately this is what a typical belarusian khadka looked like and incredibly many positive emotions. for the first time i see a bison, they were born, by the way, this year. no. travel online with the tv channel belarus 24 everything is set, you can grind flour, then go bake pies. they will tell about the amazing polissya way of life at home, they didn’t close such a strap, they threw it on, and everyone knew that there was no one in the house at that time and they would share. why did they choose their

small homeland for life? my heart is joyful, everything here calms, and therefore another place. i would never find myself and did not think to find it quietly above the shore. notice 24? 16 best teams out of 48 chosen from all over the country will win strong nerves or emotions. here no one knows what will happen in the next minute. this makes the four elements even more interesting, with which the participants must cope. i like the element of air and

flight. in general, in competitions, my wings grow, so i see chaos on the track, and we will show what fire athletes are capable of and the decisive stage of conquering the tower, the team that rises to the main crystal will become the winner of this level and continue their fight for a place in the final was very hard. watch the sports entertainment show heroes on belarus 24 tv channel. we have been building the union for years yes, there are parallel today. it feels like it's rotting. i don't like this word, yes, but they are doing everything to bury themselves as the union here in our

relations with russia, this is the construction of the union yes, which has intensified over the past two years. here, in your opinion, what is the difference ? and where else do we have growth points. our union state provides belarus with a small an average european country a unique chance to come into contact with world-class technologies e talk about new materials that are used, including in space, talk about space itself allied speech, let's say about energy and e, this new russian project, which can simply turn the energy of the whole world, uh, fast neutron reactors. it's just that it's a cosmic level

above the cosmos. technologies to which belarus , thanks to the union state, has access , has the opportunity to develop its competencies at russian bases, spoke about this the president of belarus when we launched, uh, the first unit of the belarusian nuclear power plant in an island, no one in the world shares such technologies . that is, even if a nuclear power plant is installed on your territory, it will be the americans, the japanese, or the french there, they will not share technology with you, the holy of holies of nuclear energy in its full sense, which is attached to the new electrification of electric transport, will not allow you. and uh, data protection, which is important today and uh, new uh. a new connection that requires colossal electricity stocks, a and new civil

construction. that is, here at home. the heated director is, after all, a new quality of life for every belarusian, the same applies to materials, where we are still missing, in my opinion, and what distinguishes the union state from the point of view. eh, market volumes, this is, of course, the service sector from engineering to again. uh, high tech it. i mean digitalization. here, uh, russia to a greater extent, belarus to a lesser extent. we relied on imports and this is our vulnerable part and the third component of a this is certainly building the union on these equal, mutually respectful tracks. everything that is happening now in the european union and in other unions demonstrates, a. the famous formula i am the boss. you're a fool. and in

relation to the so-called new members of the european union, the countries of the so-called old europe or, uh, as we see in relations between poland and germany, the desires of the new europeans, huh? create a revanchist project in relation to the old europeans, with the germans in mind. it's not by chance that i designated the term, you know the decaying european union when there are scandals of a corruption nature in european structures, whether it be the purchase of 4 billion doses of vaccine, yes, for each inhabitant. uh, when ursula and her husband put 16 billion into her pocket, is it really in her pocket, or is there a scandal in the european parliament now? yes, as it were, yes, quite right with the barrel associated, and i 'm sure. you know, i have an assumption that this scandal will not reach here, otherwise they won in court. we learn a lot

of interesting things not only about him and not only about him. quite right. where it starts corruption, as the president said, is always rust, a trip to any structure instantly. i hoped. i was hoping, frankly , that you would still outline one area. in part, not economically. it is not directly related to the economy, but it must definitely develop. we are definitely still only at the beginning of the way to form a single information or, i would say, media space. moreover, this space must be very strong in order to take into account the shortcomings that contributed to the fact that we lost our tools to influence west. and now here we need to take such fairly quick steps. it seems to me that our partners should also understand that, in general, this should be a single space with equal access. not only each other's economies, yes, but also the information tools of the heart. you are participating in our e-club,

friends of the editors-in-chief of experts from belarus to russia. it was the first attempt coming from the bottom of the main editors, but to build at least a consistent editorial policy on key topics for us. protection of historical memory protection general. information space after all, you and i created this club, in fact. no one told us from above about this, that let's create such a club of chief editors in order to at least understand what is happening in the information space of russia. what is happening in the information space of belarus, which is sensitive for us. and what is sensitive for our colleagues, we did this, and in my opinion it helped a lot, belarus, uh, both in the nineteenth and twentieth years, bearing in mind both the pandemic and ours. uh, socio-political upheaval events. eh, and this is now helping russia here. imagine if there were such self-organization

from below, and contacts with you with ivan mikhailovich and ismont among russian media people. vladimir is longer than the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company russia 24 komsomolskaya pravda, it would simply not be and a special military operation begins. here's how to explain. to belarusians the leader of public opinion to people like you who form information policy. why did russia do it? what goals are pursued, what results are expected and how will belarusian-russian interaction be built against the backdrop of a special war operation in all your wonderful speech? yes, there is one point that i would like to dwell on for now. this is the first attempt yes, and now we must understand what needs to be done so that it is far from being the first, and so that we take into account all those problems that, unfortunately,

have arisen or have not been resolved. until today. you yourselves know perfectly well that some problems arose in our club in 1920, and thank god that we these problems. we didn't take them out. yes, we understood them, we understood them, this is the main question, a provocative one, but thanks to the strength of our leader. and the support of russia under the conditions of the colossal pressure of sanctions yes, first of all, and political, of course, not only did not fall, well, we are developing. well, the truth is, the majority of the population practically did not feel these sanctions. let's talk straight. forgive me for pettiness, but even one new year's illumination. yes, on the street of the city it is such for the envy of many countries. we we can afford. but other countries see it. in your opinion, will this be a good example and, say, a prerequisite for some other countries to also

want to want to join our union, knowing full well that threats of sanctions are threats of pressure. it is not fatal and often does not work. many countries are already striving. e to the closest e partnership with a union state in any format and format of the briks and the sco format and in the cst format , realizing that e is an equal union built on new principles, taking into account realities modern economy. not planned, not always planned, let's say, but it is profitable and it also ensures the national interests of these countries and their security. and take iran the country is underestimated the state is underestimated on the world stage, although at the highest level,

including scientific knowledge, if the state itself is developing its peaceful civilian nuclear project. take, uh, the countries of latin america, what the president calls the far arc, uh, belarusian foreign policy partnership and alliance. that is, those countries with which we have traditionally and thanks to the president built good foreign policy and economic relations. take huge asia and african countries with which we also have, uh, there are mutually beneficial projects that pull us closer to each other, and he recently returned from vietnam a huge state that is growing at an enormous pace and which this golden billion or the collective west prefers not to notice. although, uh, the corporations of that same collective west are investing with great pleasure. tens of billions in vietnam may the potential yeah, by the way, the ambassador of

belarus in vietnam in an interview told me that one of the first articles of import from vietnam to belarus was smartphones. and we still sometimes perceive these countries as suppliers of dried fruit rubber there. no, it's far from being shifted there to asia , the president said about this, the center of gravity of the global world economy is shifting to asia. and this is our eurasia, this is our space. we are not abandoning europe by any means, we are a european state, but we are, uh, thanks to we see eurasia to the belarusian mentality, uh, the belarusian creative approach in economics and politics. apparently, we see latin america in africa, therefore it depends on the success of the project of the union state of our union state how a huge number of countries that make up the majority of humanity will cooperate with us

- this the key message is important to them. an example, of course, look here. new year is coming soon before the belarusians. before new year. they traditionally followed a certain quest. yes, that is not only behind the irony of fate on tv or blue lights, but also behind the negotiations between russia and belarus on gas. well, it was no less epic and everyone was talking about it. and it seems. here is such a trend, it is outdated and says non-existence is leaving. at first, you remember, our president said that the question of such a rather provocative russian journalist. as far as we are satisfied with the price of gas such that it does not matter how much the gas will cost. the main thing is that it costs the same for the belarusian enterprise and for the russian one. it is quite logical. yes, equal economic conditions not about that. we have been talking for many years following this meeting, the presidents confirmed that the agreements on energy carriers have been reached , and many have tried to promote themselves. yes, and she left for the next 3 years,

as it was designated at least so after the twentieth and twenty-second years. after these events, russian gas is more allied. i think that the word of vladimir putin has also become. here, uh, played a decisive role. uh, i repeat, you can’t treat most of our integration projects as purely commercial enterprise, because in business in commerce. ah, hypocrisy is permissible, it is permissible to profit from uh, losses and expenses of your counterpart. but in the union project, this is unacceptable in the union project , when both sides win, and i myself, uh, now i won’t name the year, but i spent one of new year’s nights in gazprom, it's true

, waiting for the solution of this sore point and the new year according to e russian russian clock. i met driving past the kremlin wall, when the agreement for a year was only concluded, but belarusian just arriving at the hotel at the embassy of the republic of belarus in moscow, i am personally glad that we have now managed to include energy, gas, oil, in the union meaning of union logic. agree for a couple of years now. we don't remember it at all. yes , this is actually a fundamentally important agreement for what you defined for trust, because in this case, well, trust must be supported by specific meanings, but there is still a question that, probably, cannot be ignored military question. yes, although, i'm not a military man in this case, we will talk like journalists. yes, it happened on duty,

belarus delivered the s400 anti-aircraft missile systems, excellent systems, as a specialist, let's say iskander yes, which were transferred to russia. i personally understand that this military cooperation is defensive, because. well, when we talk about zenith missile systems - this is obviously protection. yes , i would rather attribute it to the situation when the president said that we want peace, but if you poke your head, you will get this weapon of retribution. yes, take this weapon and it should be. here russia fulfilled its promises given six months ago as president. marked no questions. but how did you perceive such an increase in the belarusian defense industry. this is a security enhancement. e of our republic is the defense of all-union borders. and this is again the level

of trust between the two leaders and the two states in the union project, because if the russian federation transfers to belarus the most modern weapons that are in russia and now in belarus, if at the same time you have to understand, belarusian military specialists are trained to use this most modern weapon. this shows the degree of trust and the degree of security, returning to those false currents and fakes that were thrown into the information space, and one of the main memes. it was that, in the union project, belarus infringes on its sovereignty, and so this is absolutely a lie. getting the most modern weapons gets access. e to russian energy resources as a scientific project of the program. we are designing. belarus expands opportunities

its sovereignty in the economy in security in politics, that is, the ability to influence the global process. after all, it was announced before. what if there will be peace talks on ukraine if there will be, that is, if there is no surrender defeat, otherwise belarus will take part in them, is this not an expansion of the sovereignty of belarus through the opportunity to influence the regional pan-european agenda and problem. well, you can’t argue here at all and i absolutely agree with such a message, you know, when the ex-minister of defense of lithuania and now the us mep it's hard to pronounce the last name. yes , who cares, that google claims that after the victory of ukraine, belarus as a sovereign state will be destroyed, yes, russia should fall apart. they are just dreaming yes , so that it falls apart, and so that the resources

get. the west is the main goal by and large, but under these conditions, to be honest, they do not provide their security military security is criminal, let's say it straight. well, let's talk about the good last about the philosophical pleasant question here this week we celebrated year since the opening of the first merch store. yes, great store. by the way, i myself already have several of the most things, by the way, in our russian colleagues as a leader. artie is not russia today. e komsomol. uh, i always bring new items as a gift, they are cool to wear and cause delight in our russian rights, yes, uh, coming abroad. they are the first question, either we go or where to buy, right? but these trendy things they usually have a very short lifespan. yes, you know, although

there are eternal themes, there are eternal themes, right? subject well, we are talking about specific things that are bought for the season, but this did not happen with the store of the first. yes, they are expanding their range, but those things that were sold a year ago are still popular now, but on the eve of the new year holidays. especially the question, probably with a catch. what new phrase of the president? you would put it into circulation precisely for the production of such products, but if you get attached, here is the most relevant news agenda, then, probably, the most important phrase that was heard at the meeting. e alexander lukashenko with vladimir putin time is more important than money today. this phrase carries a colossal semantic load and calls for the mobilization of our creative potential, but i have a few phrases that, in my opinion, are underestimated and that i personally like because of my, er, convictions, my

civil political position. well, firstly, belarus this is my destiny. this fits very well with personal responsibility for the fate of one's state. we can do everything, too. the president said this to the three questions that the president has. e, put before belarusian people, are we ready to pay for our sovereignty for our security, and what are we personally ready to contribute to our common cause in our common republic in this phrase. i also like us. yes, we, that is, this feeling of the commonality of the belarusian people, the belarusian civil political nation. that is, when i say that we are belarusians, i feel myself a part of e. my republic and we are

his people a-a common future common destiny. well, maybe a phrase. although she is still conceited, especially for us medics but here for all e cool medics i would order such a merch and the media is more terrible than nuclear weapons, i would do so more terrible than nuclear weapons. what you need to know about the sacrament of communion regular participation in the sacrament of communion brings our spiritual life into a certain tone? why icons work wonders, there yong

has become the worst chassis of the courts of allowing deliverance. what is the basis of a person’s spiritual life with the end of a person’s earthly life, the opportunity to change something in oneself also ends if a person on earth was able to cleanse his soul and decorate. doers, then in this state his soul enters into eternity. what is the power of faith, it is manifested in the temple when we are present at the service. this is manifested in our families, when we try to bring up our children there. e vere e, the basis of which is the observance of the commandment of god, answers to these and other questions in spiritual and educational projects on

belarus 24 tv channel. how to organize meals so that there is enough energy for the whole day, i think i try to cook balanced food. she breakfast was sure to have slow carbohydrates, because children often skip meals at school. usually i eat something based on eggs, scrambled eggs, i really like porridge, then you can make pancakes, and i will make sauce about this and not only belarusian athletes tell. has it ever counted how many sports? you commented. and you know, i won’t tell you a straight figure, but i have a suspicion that there are probably promising future olympic champions somewhere in the region of 20.