keeper was dynamo tbilisi, he did not play a single official match for him, but won the gold of the championship to interrupt a series of six defeats in a row. only with such thoughts they went out on the ice today, karen's minsk dinamo zubr hockey players take torpedoes from nizhny novgorod, our gallkeeper ivan kulibakov plays for this club. whether the owners of the site will find weighty arguments against the belarusian goalkeeper of the opponent, we will find out from the live broadcast to belarus, the 5th match started at 19:00.

hello, my name is bushur bozo. i came in belarus syria now i live and work in minsk i came from syria came here to study entered a medical university and graduated

and received a high education and stayed right there when i first came to belarus what impressed me there? this, of course, is frosty cold, i immediately ran to the store to buy clothes, the second thing that impressed me instead of beauty was cleanliness. that is, when i walk around the city, in the summer everything is green everywhere. this is greenery or everywhere, here we are now walking, yes, everywhere, no, everything is white, but in summer everything green. i have a very good family. my father's name is ahmed. my mother's name is maka and i have two little sisters, it so happened that i am the only son in seven on me at once. here i felt that i had a great responsibility, since in the east, respectively, usually on a man, so i wanted to study as a doctor, because this was a prestigious profession, a very profitable profession. i tried, i studied. well, i didn’t

have enough points to enter on the same day a call came in and it was proposed to my father let's send him abroad again so that he can be treated by a doctor, and they said that we will help, just like you helped us in childhood. just my dad. he himself is older than him in the family and his family was not rich, and when he was little, his father died. he was still in the fifth grade and is succeeding. four more brothers, who is younger . and he began to work. i mean, he's still a student. he started working to support his people. they didn't want to tell him a gadget. you sacrificed your childhood. yes, for our sake, and the bushers are our son. it's not just your son. he bears a surname, our common surname, when he graduates from the university he opens his office. there will be written resume. bushura. this is our name and we are proud of it. this is our son.

they then offered to go to armenia. of course i was. this is hard for me. mom was hard for me to let go, because i was the only son in the family very, very strongly. mom is attached. well, i have sisters, but she is very attached. she speaks of the night. i don't want to stand against your fate. if you made this decision, then i can only support you, of course, what was told to me about armenia it did not materialize. when i arrived, i saw immediately from the airport. everything is ruined there, the country is obviously poor, and then, when i went to university, well, i already went to university. well, my brother studied there in russian, and he recommended me better, like in russian, it was possible in english or armenian, but he speaks better in russian, so i studied the preparatory department there in russian. i studied russian. i came home turned on e, russian radio, so that i could listen to russian speech, then i bought cassettes in russian, if to

hear it just because the russian language, i only heard it at the university, when i was in class and even then i call my parents, i say, mom, well, there is no future, if i understand that they don’t give me ideal ones. money so that i study, and i'm there, no matter how hard i try , there is no opportunity to be a good doctor, because a doctor is a practice. i say, i need to change my country, and we started to discuss it well, it turns out you were finishing your first year. you are in russian. that we had to look for a country precisely in order to continue our studies in russian and why belarus was where i lived in armenia, i had such a neighbor. well, such a butterfly is such with age. uh with her. i often spoke russian. she has a son. he lived and worked in minsk and i, when i ask him about belarus, she says. oh, it's very cool there. it's very beautiful there. they blue lives there, it's very quiet, very calm. she

says the people there are kind. the country is very calm there. i say the main thing - they are in russian are talking. she says it's all right there. he says there is russian. well, there, basically everything speaks russian. i packed my bags and returned home. and i was just looking for someone from my friends, so that someone could meet me. just started searching. mom was looking for her friends asked and found e my fellow countryman. he lives here. he came a long time ago, too, got busy finishing up. she has. the family, too, the belarusian wife is on fire, come and i will meet you in a restaurant, a chic country, a good beautiful one. i was just asking a question minsk well, how is our city or worse? well, just after i already have armenia, i would just say, are you saying, he says more beautiful a million times, he flew me at the airport with his daughter, he met me and tells me about minsk that this is this this is there. and even their daughter was cool to say. he

arrived. you ask first. like your hometown . and you tell him everything about english, he says, even you don’t ask how your parents live there. and you only talk about bears, minsk. he climbed all the way to me look there, look there. and when we left the city on the avenues you get. i only look left and right. here it is opened to me chic. where i got to, i was immediately impressed by the university, it is so big compared to what was in armenia , there are even such tables where this was not. we had pigtails in armenia.