good evening good evening, let's start with a simple one in the house of representatives, 110 deputies. our opponents often nod, saying that the country knows well if a dozen of them and you are the chairman of the permanent commission on state building to local self-government, yes. so, who the country really needs are pr people or plowmen among deputies or symbiosis, and where should they first know the deputy at the country level or at the level of the region that chose him? the answer to this question, probably, is in two planes, the first is active, and the second informational. if we talk about the active, then it is more important, of course, to work as a deputy and, moreover , work directly with voters, that is, in the district. yes well, this work can

be built. uh, in various areas , first of all, of course, in the district, receiving applications and participating in the work of meetings with labor collectives at the place of residence. i am for the time of condensation. i traveled all the village councils of the two districts, met with people, held receptions, and so on. well, of course, this audience is so narrow enough. although you get a lot of information from such meetings. and from this type of activity , and as for e-television, as for newspapers of other media, the audience is wider and it allows you to inform about all areas of activity, and moreover, i will say. so , especially in the region, voters want to see their deputy's tvs, and even when they meet, they say strangers know we know, we saw you on tv. that's

the power of tv. and here, perhaps, there should be a balance. if there is work. if you have something to say, then you need to go to the means mass media, you need to talk about it, of course, that is, pr for the sake of pr is not needed , it can show its work, in principle, it is not a sin. if this is a job. this is how my parents taught me in life, what needs to be done and people will notice it, it's true, well , we're bad information technology, so this is also a kind of work, besides everything. other deputy. in my opinion, we should work on raising the political culture of our population, that is, talk about how legislative activity is carried out. what is the kitchen of this legislative activity? what are the reasons for the adoption of this or that law? citizens should understand how it works, because the time is right. i understand correctly that this badge on the lapel, first of all, obliges. secondly, chutka is also defined by a statesman . and the interests of the state. you

must have a priori above all , first of all, above all, the interests of the state, when they tell me some things that you can, uh, quickly achieve popularity, but this is the highest state. ah, only hmm, it might be beneficial for some group of small citizens or even a large group, then it would probably be wrong to follow this path and move in that direction. well then , a little about the economy, because one way or another it is one of the main ones. constituting your work, as chairman of the commission, here is our economy - this is not only an official event, there minsk and the kremlin many years ago the president set the ambitious task of building horizontal lines of cooperation. yes, not only the republic, the federation and horizontally from every russian region to every russian region is one of those who, at their level, are obliged to implement this and put it into practice. here we

talk a lot about the overall results. let's talk a little about the private mechanisms of world practice, you can often see these horizontal connections. well, when we talk about world experience, we usually refer to the european experience, so today i would really share the european experience and experience, which is experience in the eu, which is very important in the cis, because the cis over the years of its existence, too, has gained some experience , in particular and in terms of legislation , the model legislation of the gdp of the cis, where i also head the commission. uh, to study the experience of state building. the only deputy from belarus under the quota, uh, this type of activity is also present there , a certain model legislative basis for such relations has been created, but it requires perfection, as far as the european union is concerned , everything is clearly spelled out there, well, it is spelled out in relation to the european union as regards other states are also registered.

but it is envisaged that these horizontal ties can exist at the level of cultural ties of some humanitarian projects, and i could personally verify this in practice, when i headed the district council of deputies in the pot and was responsible for this area of ​​work , we established cooperation with the lands of poland, with the regional administrations of latvia with the district administrations of ukraine . please, as soon as the conversation turned to the economy. and even more so in politics, our partners immediately moved away from these by strict regulation of strict regulation, but they have strict regulations that this is not included in horizontal communication and another matter at the level of the cis, and of course, first of all, in relations with russia, here at this stage of our development, we are establishing cultural ties and connections and educational

ties, and at the same time, we primarily see the goal of establishing economic ties. why that potential is huge actually, therefore in the fourteenth year, a forum of regions was created. come on, as a response to a certain extent to the sanctions, we will close, yes, then russia had our 20th year, a total 22nd year. you understand this very well. what we are talking about and such unprecedented western pressure, while the volume of trade with russia according to the results, is 22. well , a record yes, almost 50 billion. well, a little less, but almost 50, a beautiful figure sounds like billions of dollars. yes, western sanctions, in your opinion, in what other areas? this pressure you have a positive effect on us. well, first of all. i would like to draw attention to the fact that sanctions are a shot in the leg of those who

initiate them, because in the west the main unshakable category is property has been for years. it was all worked out. uh, let's put it this way, uh, uh , whatever you want, parties can swear, some scandals, political pr campaigns, and just don't touch your own. this is an unshakable category and, among other things , it was they who initiated international treaties on freedom of movement. uh about trade, uh, et cetera et cetera and sanctions. they themselves are these agreements and this inviolable category of property. they turn into nothing, they level the achievements of the international achievements that they themselves initiated over decades of centuries. we can say today it levels out, because if the bank appropriates, it steals. let's talk about strange whole money. what is the credibility of this bank? what

could be further interaction at the international financial level and in this sense, er, there is a lot of harm for them, and therefore a lot of benefit for us, because that we preach completely different ideals. we are initiating completely different approaches in this aspect as well. it seems to me very important to understand that the effect of sanctions is of a prolonged nature. the momentary one is a shock to the economy, a rupture of some ties, but in a more foreseeable future of 5-10 years. we will see that these sanctions have played against those who insinuated them and for better than against. who did they take, as far as? what else are these? the most important thing, it seems to me, is one third of the aspect to be understood, which is the introduction of these sanctions for us and for our partners in the cis, primarily russia, uh, they gave the first thing that you can’t focus only on the west. it

was so mental. why do we need to open our own production, when we can buy ready-made from us, they were forced to call for this, and so on. as a matter of fact, we have already had enough of this economically multi-vector approach, and we realized that this vector does not work for the west, the second thing that has become in our mentality is the mentality of the nation and russians in particular. we began to understand that we are not competitors. we can cooperate we can to interact. today we are not talking about the need to privatize the masses or unite it with kamaz there, we say that we will act together on the international market. well, finally. the third thing is that we began to listen more carefully to each other, understand each other's features in order to look together in one direction to move, not thanks in spite of. well, in the twenty-second year there were 98 visits of representatives of the regions of belarus to russia and, uh, 82 trips of a delegation from

russian regions to belarus good figure true, this year the second forum of small towns will be held even more locally in belarus. yes, your product is in zelva, yes, for the first time in our territory. here is something even more filigree. what is the advantage of such a point connection between regions. you very accurately expressed that this is a more filigree form of interaction. the only thing we have defined is the format as a multi-format congress, small town, even so that, well, the forum is the forum of the regions of russia, belarus already has this multi-format congress of the cities of grodno region of the nizhny novgorod region, but in the first congress, which was held in an urban settlement on the territory of the nizhny novgorod region. eh, representatives of the new

territories of russia also took part, it was also so new and interesting for the exchange, what is the filigree of this form? i will probably say that any contacts at the highest level, any adoption of a declaration of treaties, and so on. they will be accepted by our society when in the regions they will feel their result hmm and in order for the regions to feel it is necessary that the regions between regional leaders, the head of municipalities, deputies of all levels, businessmen, representatives of culture, and so on communicated with each other. here is the idea of ​​holding such a forum. it didn't happen by accident during the year. we prepared it. it all started with a visit. uh, branded events in zelva, ganinsky germash, which already today has, well, a solid reputation in the republic, because in a small potion, the population

doubles for the duration of this event, something visiting guests. here it is on one of those days. on this the event was attended by the head of the representative office of the nizhny novgorod region andrey alexandrovich dudkin, firstly, he was surprised that in the regions in a small regional center such an event could be held for russia , this is not typical events are held in the centers in nizhny in st. uh, will eat small towns, originally in the lower n- hold here's a great idea, because you don't need to prepare the stage. no need to prepare the city everything is ready. everyone will come, small towns will come big ones to discuss their problems. and this first second, he got acquainted with the format that we have, this is an exclusively parliamentary project, a partnership association of the district grodno region for sustainable development, which initially included five districts in this alliance. today is already six. that is, it is called the alliance, it is called the partner alliance five plus. why five plus initially there were five districts, and then

another mostovsky 66 district was added there, they issued an agreement. and where did it come from? who came up with this idea? i was mine an initiative jointly with fellow deputies from these districts. local deputies supported us, district deputies supported us, executive committees supported us, uh, the regional council of deputies supported the leadership of the parliament in this regard, and we signed such an agreement that we will complement each other to help each other in increasing the stability of ours. e districts have a number of activities. mr. dudkin was very struck by the fact that on this annensky kirmosh the tourist product of each of the districts was presented on one site. this was the first one experiment. further. we have already held many joint events. that's when we complement each other's potential. i want to immediately clarify your vector of the grodno region. yes , and this connection with the nizhny novgorod

region, but since we are already talking so much about nizhny novgorod, we probably need to clarify this point. well, sorry. the sixth question, what is the criterion for choosing this particular region of your partner? yes, the location mentality is similar to production, how this connection is formed, well, similarities in general with the region the nizhny novgorod and grodno regions are very few, because in terms of size and potential. but it looks like the regions are exactly one to one, for example, it happens that the potion is in terms of the number of population, according to the problems that exist there, very similar regions. but as for the logistics, there are difficulties here, because the distance is quite large . it is good that now there is a flight already, minsk nizhny novgorod, we are looking for everything once a week, yes. we are looking for these logistics schemes, which are working, belarusian logistics companies for the delivery some, that means goods both back and forth and in

the prospects we have. there are plans to create such centers on the territory of the grodno region and on the territory of the logistics and on the territory of the regions of the nizhny novgorod region in order to exchange these uh goods, but uh, the main criterion is, of course, the activity of the representative office of the nizhny novgorod region. they are the only ones that have representative offices from all regions of russia in belarus and show a very strong interest in them. here interest is also evident. well by the way, what representation has unity. this, of course, to show yes, yes, yes, but it is very difficult for the layman. yes, to wade through these commodity items and through the nomenclatures, there and so on it is much clearer to him when well, they see a specific product. yes, i personally saw how our premier driver rolled on a joint tram in nizhny novgorod. here, if we measure cooperation in

such results. that the union of the grodno region and nizhny novgorod is trams and that there are a number of other positions, we gathered our enterprises, those proposals that they can provide through representation and what we do not need, but the most striking example was at the first congress, it was organized . following the example of ramenskoye, our kirsch , a trade rows stage was installed on the square and our belarusian enterprises from the alliance from the regions of the alliance brought their products. well, it’s good and what specifically interested me, uh , the factory of art products of the city of slonim , the products of the slonensky meat processing plant , tourist products, the thievery of the production area of ​​the dyatlov enterprise. uh-huh, the excitement was very big. it was not a trade, it was a tasting . well, the art factory was sitting, by the way, they also traded in fabric products, which means that, uh, clothes were very

actively bought from this enterprise here in slonim. uh, and this was such a first trial shipment to the regions in order for people to see how people react, but apart from everything else today. we see the potential of a large exchange technology, the shchuchinsky institute. he is also engaged in the production of families and other topics agrarian very great interest is in the garden below. what are we interested in there? well, these are large industrial centers, and we are primarily interested in import-substituting components for our production. today, nizhny novgorod is ready, relatively speaking, for some part for an imported plow, if we provide it, they are ready to manufacture it, and there are such capacities, there are such opportunities and a number of other areas in the industry, uh,

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this and much more awaits you in the weekly project 24/7 broadcast on belarus 24 tv channel. they tried to draw one of the election and election slogans. this line to completely break the connection between belarus and russia was directly hammered in their economic program , and, if you follow their logic, then breaking the grodno region would probably be the easiest. well, they thought so in terms of geography and proximity to the west, yes, and in terms of nationality of the population. and right here suddenly the union is not from the lithuanian province, not from the polish province, but from the nizhny novgorod region. why, what is the flaw in the reasoning

of the fugitives and could there even be theoretically the grodno region, well, do without russian capital without russian ties. well, answering the first part of your question , i’ll say, so what can lithuania give us today, except for a fence on the border with wire keys and long queues. uh, on the same border of the railway will visa-free regime. come, i talked with the titovites with the latvians who come to us to buy medicines shoes for your kids. that's why for some reason exactly the baby was in the food product is the same. that's what they told. what obstacles are placed before this trip, what do they face, including at the border. here is what they have to offer us. if they themselves stand with an outstretched hand, by the same west give us, and this, in fact , is the basis of their entire foreign policy, belarus and the grozny region, including repeatedly stated in this we are ready to be friends neighbors, but

just do not interfere in our internal affairs partnership is equally uninstructive to live. partnership equal relations, so in this case, this is the situation when the neighbor does not want to use a logistical, as it were, a simple scheme to establish partnerships of good-neighbourly relations, and building fences enhances some kind of putting up some troops there , stationing foreign troops at home and on the territory of the border territories, showing other gestures of hostility, and at the same time, yes, this is far away. well, i have already told how much we have not told everything yet, how much we have earned for a year with little today's here, so here, probably not a question, logistics is not a matter of neighborhood. just interest. yes, yes adequate attitude. can the grodno region

manage investments, probably, but if you invest only at the expense of internal reserves, it will be, uh, not development. it will be some. well, at best, one level, of course, external investment is needed, by the way, the russians can now offer us quite favorable investment conditions. there are various proposals, including those proposals being considered in our alliance. uh, with uh financing with the construction of facilities and so on. this all needs further elaboration, but this is specific and it is absolutely certain to work without politics. without any related , let's say things, at the same time, western does not offer anything at the moment. but when they offered, they were certain, so to speak, conditions that are unacceptable to us. i realized, uh, within the framework of even the eastern partnership, how it all was a good question.

well, already you, as chairman of the commission, and the recently adopted act of citizenship, here i am deprivation. can we talk about citizenship of extremists and responsibility for dual citizenship? yes , there are enough similar laws in the world, no matter how we are accused of being so unique, you can lose latvian and ukrainian citizenship for dual citizenship. that's how the deputy and the head of the commission. i want to hear your answer. why did the oppositionists fail not only to become people of the world, yes, but many will have to become people without a motherland, without a flag, despite all their attempts to come up with new embassies of their own and new documents of their own , let me clarify a little, the conversation goes on deprivation of him about the loss of citizenship. and this is very important. this differs in a significant difference, of course, because the loss implies that

the person who lost him was not deprived, he lost him by his actions directed against the same country, because according to the basic law, no one can be deprived. that is, he committed an action that led to the loss led to the loss. this is a very important point because in the constitutional commission, when we were preparing the basic law, we debated a lot about this and there is a point. that a person by birth is a citizen to deprive him of m-m. this is wrong, but to lose this citizenship by his own actions, therefore, a very important meaning is laid down, because many citizens who have long lost for decades live on the territory of other states. they are trying to influence the processes that are taking place here, they do not understand them, but they have a different understanding. e the reality of the one in which they

now live and they are trying to shift this reality to us, who live here and work very remarkably. uh, k. we received a letter to the parliament in 1920 , written by a belarusian who has been living in the european union for 10 years, he came here. so he needed to have an operation. well, he couldn’t do it there for money; here he can do it for free, because he survived, he thanked the president, thanked our authorities. and for the fact that this can be done, why am i saying this, that the reality that attract? now they are not so attracted before. here is the imagined reality. as they say, you can’t travel somewhere with emigration. so i always say if the neighbor has a beautiful wife, and you like her. it doesn't mean that she doesn't have flaws, maybe she has a bad smell from her breath, her mouth or the fuck at night. that's exactly the same way when our fugitive so-called face this

reality. they understand that they have been deceived. they understand that donated pennies is something ephemeral that does not exist? we can have them at the expense of the state at the expense of of our social orientation, they are not for nothing, because they are also earned by someone, but they can be obtained in the form of a social guarantee. there, not a single capitalist businessman will share his money just like that, and when they poured these millions here, they expect to receive billions. and these guys of our deceived people have the opinion that you can live on this, and it can work there, why are they free without a country, because they expected that the regime would go to bed for a while, and they would not return i succeeded and now, of course, i myself have traveled a lot around the world. and when, for example, on the third day i already felt longing for the breed,

especially if it’s a foreign language, if you’re alone, it’s very difficult, and i understand them that it’s not just coming to them now. why are they told to go fighting herbs, you will train to attack, what is going on in a person’s head, who is training to attack his people is a terrible thing, therefore their tragedy lies in the fact that they did not go after all the leader, but the most important thing is that they went against. actually the people. unfortunately, yes i said that's ahead. uh, the parliamentary elections are not a single voting day. you recently urged deputies to intensify work with people's initiatives. well, the ukrainian deputies cheerfully prepared for the legalization of marijuana and have already voted in favor of the legalization of same-sex marriages on the way. the most necessary now especially. but what

laws will our deputies still have time to vote for before the end of the kndens. well, let me clarify a little. i didn't just call. i said that the updated directive number two, which entered into force with the signing, indicated the number 170 of the president implies the participation of deputies in the work with civil initiatives, and changes in the natural law on local self-government, which we adopted literally. uh, at the end of the session. they provide a mechanism to work with these initiatives. and this mechanism lies in the fact that it is the deputies at the base and the regional level that should filter them, should approve these initiatives, and money is allocated there for their implementation, so, of course, this is the deputy mission and encourages people to help these initiatives them to issue them and so on, as for these dubious laws. you understand, here in

many parliaments deputies initiate laws not because they are needed. not because they meet public needs, but for the sake of pr that's what we started our conversation with in this regard. this work is very thankless, because it does not always support the majority, and then it turns out that it worked idle. for example, ukraine is a disconnection from pressing problems. this is a planned action. here. uh, when it comes to drugs, we we know the position of the head of state and our legislative framework. here the barrier is very clear, as for all these issues related to same-sex marriage and the lgbt community, the legislative framework is also very tough. we have it in the constitution, we clearly spelled it out, and it was one of the most popular positions from the proposal of citizens. write down that marriage in the republic of belarus

is precisely the union of a man and a woman. not otherwise. that's because this tragedy is going nowhere. here. now, with regard to those bills on which we are working, because of which we are even before the end of the term, we can vote, but i would like to draw attention to the fact that out of the ninety eight-points, er, to be adopted before february 24, in the development of er, er, amendments to the constitution, er. about 90 laws have already been adopted, about 10 laws remain. i think before the end of the year we will accept them . parliament is. uh, there are laws, they work, deputies and an explanation of investment policy, and public procurement, and changing business activities, that is, very important laws for the economy, very important laws for

e, which our society expects a very large layer of work to consist of and we foresee this, we have already ratified the international treaty that operate within the framework of the sco. hmm, that’s with the entry of belarus into this organization. we will also pass a number of laws, we will have to ratify them. and we see it, we are preparing for it. we are already working on this direction well, but i might go a little deeper then. yes, well, in this matter here is the ability to accept global changes in legislation. yes well, including constitutional norms to change. we are the truth. uh, such a good example for many countries, and these are the norms that you are talking about, especially about historical memory. yes , and so on. these are the ones that are, well, really cool norms. they were necessary, especially in the light of everything, yes, well, in the west and in russia too. you can sometimes learn to quickly accept it. image correct populist, i would

even say sometimes laws. well, it is precisely these laws that often contribute to the creation of the meaning of the words and the people follow them. look, the russians very quickly passed the law in the seventeenth year of abu on agents, when it was already starting to burn a little. yes, now the correct laws are very important about the participants and the benefits for these participants on various issues. a ban on gender reassignment. yes , and managed to get ahead of us, you know the law on the protection of animals. well, in reality, we have been talking about this for several years, and they accepted the president spoke about this even at the belarusian assembly. yes, but what kind of legislative norms of a similar nature to us lacks. but let's say they are in development. well, back to the conversation about initiatives. e deputies. i would like to say that it was the seventh that created e, which is distinguished by the fact that a fairly large

number of copyright laws. here is my commission. yes, the deputies of the commission, the deputies of the national assembly and the members of the republic, and so, by the way, favorably distinguishes our review from previous convocations. as experts who analyze performance say, it seems to me very important the point is that this is probably a question of terminology. here is the law on enogenes. it sounds louder, yes, but we also have adopted changes in the legal media, where practically the same positions are written in relation to extremist media, and how to work with them, and that's all that does not work in practice, with regard to gender reassignment. we also have laws. this is all formalized and today only for medical reasons. this can be done and to the best of my knowledge the ministry of health does not often applications come from citizens. and most importantly, they almost never

confirm, that is, medical indications. it's like no. let's just say this desire is not justified by anything. what about reaction time? yes, there is a certain procedure, but there is also an order, it is prescribed in the law over the meeting of the adoption of laws in an accelerated manner. when there is a need for this, that is, everything depends on those bodies that have the right of legislative initiative, as soon as they are introduced, we will immediately consider them, but there is another point here, sometimes very correct, very sounding laws. they play an image role. as you say, that's it, they sounded before the people understood, but they don't work. oddly enough, and sometimes there are regulations, including laws that work, but we live like this, as we do not notice the air. so we don't notice them when you ask a citizen . i especially love voters. what laws do you follow in your family? sometimes this leads to stupor in college students. i ask what law on the basis of what

law written by the charter of your institution? question this speaks of political culture and speaks of how important, let's say , these image moments are so important for citizens today . well, yes, our neighbors have a very high activity of the deputy, but very often these author's laws. they just don't get through. why because they do not pass do not find the support of the majority are not oriented to society. in general, it is oriented towards some group or some, let's say, a party social cell, and so on. i don't see the problem in taking laws in the belarusian parliament. believe it all works, if there is a need, uh, and in particular. here we very quickly and promptly reacted to unfriendly acts against us. we reacted very quickly to the legislative execution of road maps. what 's more, i'll say the voters in the field, when they met, they say, well done. this law is remarkable in its extreme, it does not

allow generalization. which you said, that is, people see and understand it, that is, it works. there is one topic that be sure to touch on both russian and our experts. they note that the people in the union state. yes, they seem to live in two realities, alone immersed in their own in the global political crisis. yes, others pretend that it does not concern them at all, they live as if nothing is happening. in reality, here is the reaction to the blowing up of the crimean bridge , this last event, and before this nord stream as a whole, such legal chaos. some westerners simply do not even know about it and do not want to know. west of the sacred cow remains somehow still. here, at the same time, our government is doing colossal work to increase the same defense capability. yes, what is relevant now the law on the people's

militia has been signed. new power units are being created, including spetsnaz, including territorial defense. yes , the existing units are being trained by the same wagners, and we are not shy about deploying tactical nuclear weapons. why are they embarrassed ? this is just an opportunity to respond if they attack. and here, what other steps need to be taken so that belarus and belarusians are ready for reflection of aggression, as a direct such information cases of need, although what, if necessary, it is already underway, with regard to these two groups of the population. in my opinion, it is significant that the more these people who are not interested in all this, the more clearly it shows that the state is in its place or people feel protected and when i raise these topics

with voters. they will listen. well, as a rule, the questions they ask are questions about how to put asphalt on the street, how to solve some problems of the communal plan, and so on. further. that is, these people care little, that is, they expect that the state will solve the problems of the state. and it's probably a very good one. uh, an indicator of how effective. but the state , represented by the head of state, represented by law enforcement agencies, is working on e-e increasing the defense capability. after all, we are, in fact. an island of peace around which it is located, the warring states, which are either directly or indirectly involved in this conflict , accuse us, but i'm sorry, we didn't send mercenaries there and we didn't supply weapons they accuse themselves of what, uh , dirty to the ears, those and those states, on the principle, keep the thief, who are most noticed in this,

but uh, the question really arises. what else needs to be done? here it is very, it seems to me that the president answered pointwise and, as always, accurately, everyone needs to work in their places. you need to work even more efficiently, you need to fulfill your duties qualitatively to your family at your workplace. and everything else will be taken care of by those who need to be taken care of, but there is an understanding that you need to treat those measures to increase beard capacity, which are taking place in our country. you look at all these events that you have listed, including the law on the people's militia, with the understanding of society , there were no questions in society regarding the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons. why because the vast majority of people of our people are sane, i don’t take those who, let’s say , use any reason, to protest, and

they are not even stupid, they just engaged the biased. quite right. i remember in the twentieth year, when they urgently wrote a knockdown to us, parliament wrote that they didn’t even need to send us such a letter abroad that they would enter it like that, but it was denied in the kirov century, if, in addition to one person , the united states had thrown more people than in another real war. well, there 90 stanislavovich is not for you. that's why, that's why we don't take it. here, and sensible people understand that everything is being done, perhaps. moreover, i spoke in my region. uh, with the families of those people who were involved in the training camp, who in the family has military men who are now in the active phase at the training grounds. most of the time, people are sympathetic to the fact that this should be done as an indicator of the maturity of society. this is fine? and here i don't see any.

well, firstly, i am not a military man, but i don’t see that we need to understand any new legislative acts in order to do something else, but if such acts are received by the parliament, we will be ready to accept them from understanding, we will treat this. i do not want to be a prophet, but i believe that, in principle, even taking an example from our western neighbors, but the percentage of gdp that should go the other way around. this is, in principle, a value that should grow under these conditions. this is my deep conviction. well, this is again, that is, the ministry of finance, together with the ministry, also thinks an example for us, he sent out detente holdings to the largest american media companies. how should the situation in russia be covered for russia itself by a free press? yes, of course, and the main meaning of these messages. yes, these russians cannot be defeated on the battlefield, so they need to be destroyed from the inside, as they did in 1917, as

did they do it in 1991? yes, and now we need it. we have seen how it works in our skin. yes, in the twentieth year and now , after all, we have a common enemy with russia, and they definitely will not calm down in relation to belarus and the union state. generally. this is obviously good. this is what our allied state is capable of and must oppose to this plan. first of all, in my opinion. we must synchronize our information policy. here in the twentieth year, you probably, as a professional, noticed better than me that many russian channels covered the events in our country in their own way, initially, until initially, the head of state did not make a report. yes initially.

this says a lot, and if we are allies, and if we look in one direction, we should at least coordinate our information policy with each other, somehow feel each other. this is very important, because today we have the accessibility of the media and within the framework of the union state. there are serious programs that these information resources support. this very important the point is that break from the inside, it's the simplest it's not even hundreds. this is a millennium of experience when some rumors were thrown, when provocateurs walked around the same moscow put demetrius there hmm, some threw these same ones , which is not new already. it just works on a completely different level, so we must unite against these external challenges. and then we are strong. and we are really strong. i want one more feature. uh, to emphasize this in russia, too, they began to understand

at the last forum of the e region in ufa participated in the section on regional cooperation, and i was pleasantly surprised when the governor of the krasnodar territory, when the chairman of the meeting of the nizhny novgorod region, when the representatives of sevastopol of the novosibirsk region of novorossiysk everyone says, we are ready to cooperate with belarus we are ready to conclude any agreements, we welcome in every possible way and so on. this suggests that today the vector has an understanding that in the union, in interaction, without competing, and what happened in the ninety-first year, everyone wanted to be a happy loner, everyone said how much we give. how little we get , you can't be happy when everyone around you is unhappy, when you look out the window of them, someone is suffering. well, what a blessing, maybe this is biblical truth, and unfortunately, they didn’t go there, by the way, also the supply of the west, which at that time was forming the european union, was uniting.

we tell everything about the sports life of the country , two world cup medals were brought by belarusians from baku. to the side. you're already a bit of a motherfucker. it can be said, hardened reviews of the most interesting events. we participated in a colorful race. in fact. it's great when we started to start. all the colors, that is, everything, you see, we are all so beautiful, all the happy opinions of competent specialists in the cube. now we need e in order to wedge in, let's say , the qualification system to show that belarusian. we stand basketball. it exists and we have our own face, and we will deal with it and not only look at sports

projects on belarus 24 tv channel, we will introduce you to the belarusians who deliberately exchanged the city for the village. and when it all started, remember, well, 10 years ago we were told either 31 or nothing. and now it's 60 years old. they will tell about life in the belarusian outback, when i left minsk there was no such thing in winter and summer in order for people to work. the leader to master the new unusual for the garage is not for classes, and we have to remove the old irrigation system in order to wash in the solution i will be like this close to such a large number of chickens, immediately see what happened, as if

he did it himself, watch the show.

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