motherland what does it mean to defend the motherland from enemies? they tell me what it means to defend your city, why is there a war here in donetsk? different people told me something like that too. well, if there’s a war there, why don’t you leave? i say, you know, if we all leave, who will defend the city? no, i won’t give my donetsk to anyone. i am ready and not only i and my family are ready to lay down their lives for him and raise our children this way. and when our children come here, they see that you have the same policy of instilling patriotism in children of pride for their motherland and their people. eh, this is what they see. they understand that we are not alone. they see this in russia and they understand, they see a completely opposite example in ukraine, of course, our children understand all this perfectly well, where they will be friends with whom they will be friends , speaking in simple children's language. yes, and who will they not look up to? so i think that such trips, uh, exchange of youth. well, i understand

that you should come to us now. not particularly convenient, because we are under shelling, but over time. i hope they stop and these mutual trips will be possible as before, more than anything else. eh, i really like the level of your medicine , as a gynecologist myself. once upon a time in 1910 we were here at your conference at your center for maternal and child health , and i really liked it then. your hmm fetal medicine is precisely the opportunity to carry out operations in utero. there it is more double, for example, when there is one fetus there is such a phytofetal syndrome, here are various manipulations that can be carried out in utero your young doctors. they showed this to us, and then we were jealous in a good way; there was no war in belarus then. enough. that's how cool it is. i should go to belarus for an internship. this could be an internship for our young doctors, which i liked. eh, what i saw and what alexander lukyanov told me is building nearby. i build a detachment myself. i am from the first

year until the last medical school. we went to construction teams at the beginning in donetsk, kaluga region and tyumen region. that is, this is how, firstly, it unites young people. secondly, the most important thing is where you can unite. this is joint work, joint work of adult children and youth, when a person sees that this is the result of my work. yesterday we were told how together, through the efforts of not only young people, of course, deputies and, uh, governors, they restored the khatyn complex. yes, when everyone there either planted a tree, or repaired some tile, or made some other passive contribution, this is education in practice, and you should have it. a very powerful youth organization. i really i liked it, but in any case, it will be necessary to restore the republic, so i think that in this we will definitely not be superfluous. i’m a belorussian in nature , and i’m really happy because i saw the island of the soviet union. yes, you know

, the equipment is modern, but the attitude towards people. uh, the ability to provide any assistance. here it is, hardening. i am a soviet man, you understand, soviet-trained. i can say for sure that the soviet health care system was the best health care system in the world. you are like a professional for sure. you can compare this with me nikolaevna; unfortunately, i will ask the latter. eh, not philosophical questions at all. this is when the patient is more alive than dead. yes, even the most experienced doctors. they are holding a consultation. yes, to assemble a consultation on ukraine. and if, in our opinion, we sit down at the negotiating table. our president proposes . he has been constantly talking about this for a long time precisely so that people can live, and sometimes, in order to live, something needs to be amputated. as a doctor, you know this, yes. but can anything be healed?

do you see, that uh, such a consultation on it will finally become possible for ukraine, we all really dream about it. we really dream of becoming great powers. i don't mean ukraine, but the great powers will sit down at the negotiating table. russia is always open to this, and vladimir vladimirovich putin talks about this every time a year ago. they do it all the time. you understand, in fact, in minsk, the agreements that were made, we were so happy then and were so grateful to alexander grigorievich lukashenko , who proposed, he says, okay, let’s not go to moscow not in donetsk nor in kiev in minsk thanks to poroshenko, yes, yes, who complied, and then it turned out that it was just stalling for time and for how many years these negotiations went on for so many years, belarus provided a platform for its territory, yes, its politicians, please, guys. make an agreement, we are ready. we're ready to help. and here is the situation with the langer.

after all, if alexander had not intervened at all, i do n’t know how everything would have ended there, that is, belarus is a very peacemaking country thanks to your president, we bow down. we respect you very much. we told him they brought a gift from donetsk from the unconquered donetsk, there are cartridges from these cartridges, our blacksmith. we have many master blacksmiths, so they know how swords are melted down into plowshares. yes, as they said before, they make them from these cartridges. hmm roses, symbols. donetsk is , after all, a rose. in our time, when donetsk was a millionaire city and vladimir ivanovich degtyarev was the first party , we remember him to this day. for us, donetsk was the city of ross, uh, there was a party task at each enterprise to plant a quantity growth bushes so far in terms of the number working in enterprises. can you imagine how many were planted in the mines around the mines around the factories? well, around the city of donetsk like this. eh, together with the palm tree it shimmered like an example of blacksmithing art. now these are metal ones. roses are made from these

girs. we brought such a gift to your president, and we really hope that with its help we will still be able to organize such negotiations and will still be able to stop this fratricidal war. god willing, god willing, but i still want to conclude to say that i am proud, uh, of the donetsk people and i am proud that i am danish and i want to say a few bows to everyone who lives now, who has not left, someone works in hospitals in the mines at those factories that are working, who bake bread . who makes the medicine? who teaches the children? let him teach remotely, but he didn’t leave. so i want to say something huge. thank you in your country belarus for this friendship for the helping hand that you extend to us and i hope that we will be friends for a very, very long time and still turn to

to the people of belarus with a request, please save what you have now. under no circumstances allow a single nazi into your country, so that his ideas in no case can spread throughout belarus, we see how much belarus has risen, how much we are reaching out to as you know, there are droplets of mercury in it. here we are beautifully. this is how we are reaching out to belarus. we believe that we will still have a unified state. we believe in this, we believe that all our belarus e. donetsk people's lugansk people's republic, but we are in as part of russia, we will still become a single union state. let it not be called the soviet union. let it be called something else, but we are all one united people; this people must live in a world of love and harmony, in no case should we fight, respect each other, as it was before. yes, help to understand each other , develop each other and only together. we are slavyansk and alone. slavic nation. only together. we will be able to defeat this evil spirit, which now it has not risen for long. we'll

give her that head anyway. that's why that god is with us, and where god is, there is truth and there is victory, therefore, with god’s help, we will definitely overcome everything. we believe in it, thank you. well, at least a few words about how it was created, this is a gift. eh, we deeply respect alexander grigorievich lukashenko from the unconquered inhabitants of donetsk , it was created from, one might say , a natural product. yes, these are shell casings from real shells. this is a real machine gun belt , you see, it was shot and there is no cartridge here. there are only shell casings here. that is, it was in use and our defenders shot everything until the last bullet. and from such gins from such spent uh, war material, our donetsk blacksmiths pour out these roses, as a symbol of donetsk, unconquered donetsk , this is the specific work of our blacksmith viktor petrovich mikhalev this is well, so

to speak, the work he individually made this work especially for the president , of course, please. thank you , it’s a strange feeling, you know, war and peace are in your hands. secrets of a good mood in general , the badges arrived and i got to meet amazing people on a holiday. i think here absolutely happy, especially when you create it with your own hands, for decades you can already talk about all diseases. this is a small

ranch. by the way, who visited? everyone likes everything here; the place is the most interesting according to statistics. this is purely my personality, statistics are much more active. these are the types of activities that girls find for themselves, than guys, look at the good difference between belarus and svetlana borovskaya on ours. removed from the city mitusni here is your edge and your strength. truth perrot cop. forgive yourself. for willing and tear off a special one. she's wet

i will show them. skin croc and one not with nature. wild watchful yelnya belarus