today it is carried out by the president of our country by the state. it is aimed at improving the well-being of our people and ensuring world stability. therefore , these are the main issues, uh, that parliamentarians today need to resolve in their constituencies. well, how do you feel, are you an experienced politician, that’s how much you can be? what percentage of people in the current composition of some of the representatives still plan to run for deputies again? well , traditionally, we will say, this is approximately 30-35%. i think that this tradition does not we will retreat. and now today the president correctly said that, of course, this is first and foremost a desire. so we will be able to tell the deputy ourselves who will nominate them; these voters will evaluate how the previous deputy worked. do they trust him

to push him further? and, of course, it will be regulated to some extent. these issues are probably the local authorities, because the deputy resolves issues not only of his voters but also of the region in which he works, so i think that 30-35 percent, probably, the deputy will continue his activity, in the next composition of representatives of the new state they automatically become members of the entire belarusian people's assembly. and as you see, let’s say this is a people’s thing. in our constitution, this is definitely all, that the entire belarusian people's assembly does not replace the work of the president, nor the parliament, nor the government, the two main tasks that all belarusians solve, but the people's assembly is the definition of the development strategy of our country, this foreign

and internal policy. well, in case of threats national security. it must get together and make this decision. therefore , i think that it is necessary to adhere to those constitutional, so to speak, obligations. we will speak to the russian people as a member of the tv channel. now you are saying that there must still be women in parliament. do you prefer to work with men or women? where there are women there is more stability. therefore, i welcome when the number of women in parliament increases, but women become more active, as i mean, like politicians in defending their even ideas in the oval hall. i will say that it’s not that they became more active. that’s why i think that this parliament, too, probably 30-40 percent will be elected by women in the swamp

of representatives created by a working group on cooperation with the parliaments of foreign countries. there are 74 of them in total, 13 delegations have been formed to interact with international organizations. among them are the parliamentary assembly of the union of belarus and russia , the interparliamentary assembly of states participants of the cis parliamentary assembly csto organization for security and cooperation in europe interparliamentary assembly of the association of southeast asian nations and others during the work of the seventh convocation , deputies made 226. there are trips to foreign countries, 166 international meetings and 262 meetings via video conferencing were held vladimir pavlovich speaking about the external contour of the work of the board of representatives, of course. nowadays, special attention is paid to cooperation with russia and , of course, there are probably more meetings

lines, belarus russia i mean deputies and parliamentarians. so, how do you assess this dialogue today and what issues are still important to resolve today at the level of parliament in the two countries, maybe at meetings, maybe somewhere in such large formats. i’ll tell you that today the development of relations with parliamentarians of the russian federation and the people’s republic of china is one of the priority areas of work of the national assembly of the republic, belarus. and today we are implementing all these issues through our parliamentary meeting. we have already introduced such new forms of work as a government hour, where our ministers will hear how the implementation of 28 union programs is progressing. this is something that is giving its impact, so to speak : trade turnover is growing in general; today , belarusian-russian relations are on

the rise. here. and, of course, in practical matters. this is holding the ruler for an hour. here in the city of vitebsk in june, and just recently we had a council meeting , a parliamentary meeting in pskov where we considered the budget for the next year. question creating equal rights for citizens of russia and belarus in terms of social labor relations. it was also decided that it was necessary to consider issues of tourism development. we don’t have cross-border tourism. and there are no hotels between vitebsk and pskov, and what kind of cafes and places to eat, we also considered the organization of passenger traffic, so that commuter trains would run between the regions between the city of pskov and the city of vitebsk. you have already mentioned that the union budget was adopted at the meeting in pskov and for the next year and he, in my opinion,

the amount has increased, that is, we plan that there will be more joint projects, joint initiatives, because when you said, well, there is something and a shortage of some ideas. so, go in union construction is getting bigger. yes, it is now being implemented within the framework. we have five programs on the union budget. and now four more programs and three events have been prepared for next year, and in general we will increase the state budget next year by 38%. and it will amount to 6 1/2 billion russian rubles, well some programs are programs of military-technical cooperation, issues of cooperation in biotechnology. this is a reconstruction of the brest fortress. eh, the program too, but also a number of events , which will also be implemented next year

, it is not easy to agree with russian colleagues. we also have frequent disputes and are always preparing for a council meeting or a parliamentary meeting. we are paying attention to commissions, of which we had 12 at this meeting. we saw the number of commissions up to 14, so everyone is being scrupulously prepared issues for consideration, either at the council or at a meeting of the parliamentary assembly. you said that russia has priority, of course, but also china. the republic is already building this, say, deputy parliamentary dialogue in a new way. if there is interest from there , cooperate with us more actively. i mean, at the parliamentary level. i think that any cooperation is still foreign trade. this is the foundation of all relations, and in 2022 we have developed five and eight with china. tenths of a billion dollars. this is quite

a serious trade turnover. most. the main thing is that today our exports to the people's republic of china are growing. well, on hmm, we have an active dialogue between parliamentarians. uh, practically hmm we regularly conduct. our meetings via videoconference with the chairman of the parliamentary parliament, the chairman of the standing committees of all the chinese people's congress with the chairmen. titov, we are holding these meetings. well, now, on behalf of the president of the republic of belarus, we are raising the level cooperation from working groups to a high-level committee , a corresponding agreement is currently being prepared and will be signed in the near future. that is, this is a new status. but with this new status, new name, there are some new powers that are being proposed, but this will be determined in

the agreement, which to date nothing has been signed. it is being developed today, well, at a high level. as i understand it, this is a higher level of relationship, of course, it is aimed at developing both trade, economic and culturally and an employee in the field of education , health and national security, that is, a wide range of issues . as for the european vector, it is clear that attempts to isolate belarus do not stop. we used to participate in many inter-parliamentary assemblies , where the voice of belarus was heard. now we are able to find , let’s say, contact dialogue with those parliamentarians of european countries that support belarus, who are ready to conduct a dialogue with us, who are ready to discuss topics, and they hear us. well, let's say frankly that today we are working more actively in other interparliamentary organizations. yes, these are people like the asian parliamentary assembly. this is the latin american

parliament. this is an inter-parliamentary union, where the authority of the national assembly of the republic of belarus is really very high. for example , if we take the non-parliamentary union, then we, our deputies, are included in the committees of three committees of the inter-parliamentary union, this is one committee for cooperation with the organization of the association. the second nation is the bureau of women parliamentarians, then the youth bureau and our deputies work very actively there and i will say more that thanks to the active work of our deputy and our colleagues from other parliaments who support us, we succeeded. uh, uh, prevent the adoption of anti-belarusian resolutions on 143-1445. uh, that means, uh, the parliamentary assembly, the interparliamentary union, here. well,

we resolve not only political issues there, but also issues of our trade and economic relations. we recently took part in the asian parliamentary assembly. we accept participation in the work of the latin american parliament is still very active today. let's establish relations with the african parliament. just recently i held a meeting via videoconference with the chairman of the parliamentary, pan-african parliament. well, our task is to obtain observer status in this parliament in the near future. i think it's important because there's a big one. eh, space yes, our economic cooperation, but as far as the west is concerned, we are not removing this issue from the agenda. yes, today it’s kind of official the relationship is no longer what it was before, and maybe

not at all today. although we stand in the osce parliamentary assembly and take part in its work and the central european parliamentary assembly. initiatives, black sea means cooperation. but today we work more on such interpersonal ones. contacts with european parliamentarians in the republic of belarus in particular, the city of minsk was visited by deputy buddha stag. from the uh parliamentary faction of the electronic group for germany, we have close contacts today with parliamentarians from italy and some other states, so we have work for all of this. you feel like you have fewer friends in belarus, it hasn’t become less. no , i think it’s the other way around, when we went to southeast asia to africa and latin america we had friends. even more rose up this

week in belarus is also celebrating something important. yes , this is national unity day. here it is for you anyway. what did this word mean, national unity? and what is important to do to maintain this unity and what is the role of parliament here? the role of parliament is always legislative support, of course, but for today. i believe that the most important thing is to prevent what happened in 1921, when with the stroke of a pen at the treaty of riga half of belarus went under poland and when the belarusian nation was ruled by completely different states, so today we must make an account in order to ensure the uh, sovereignty and independence of our country. and for this it is necessary, as the president said, for everyone to mind their own business , to work for the youth, to study, and for the military defend our country.

thank you very much, of course, fruitful work to you in the legislative field. on september 17, we celebrated once again on the day of national unity of belarusians and belarus. let me remind you that this national holiday appeared after 2020 and the attempts of the west, with participation in the polish government , to forcibly change the political system in in our country, in other words, to organize a coup, this national

holiday is a reminder to belarusians, who we are , a reminder to the poles, where the state border ends, and where it begins ours and looking ahead. we don’t need bialystok, so we don’t need to look at the grodno region, or for the poles it’s different, and with you i’m ksenia lebedeva hello after poland’s victory in the war with the soviet union in 1921. she took over the grodno brest part of the minsk and vitebsk regions, as well as part of western ukraine and vilnius , active encirclement began, as for the belarusian land, all belarusian-language schools were destroyed , only those elected had the right to education in the thirty-ninth year, when the red army came to the level the education level of the population in the territories of the eastern outskirts that belonged to poland was

significantly lower than in other regions following the riga peace treaty of 1921. obliged the polish authorities to provide russian ukrainians and belarusians with the free development of their language culture and the performance of religious rituals. article 109 of the polish constitution proclaimed the right to preserve language and nationality, nevertheless, colonization was carried out. in particular , the spelling of the names of the orthodox population. it was translated into polish, the poles demanded from old age to record acts of civil status only in the state language, that is, in polish. the belarusian population lived worse than the panovs and had fewer rights. just as now we were treated in poland as second -class people and this cannot be denied, so it is not surprising that when the red army entered the territory of those very outskirts, people greeted the military with bread and salt, because

there is no better home, panov, after all, essentially nothing has changed during this time. i recorded artyom dubsky’s comment. this is the ex the oppositionist left for poland after 2010 and applied for political asylum there, but when artyom began to express his dissatisfaction with the polish authorities, including dissatisfaction with the behavior of ukrainians in poland and their attitude towards the common victory over fascism, they decided to imprison him and he is forced was to leave. this is what democracy is like. in anticipation of some democratic things, for all the good, first of all the bad, for a long ruble. for do nothing, it will not help in the west. these are all pink dreams, let’s say. eh, they drove me anywhere, only from belarus well, because our people, as they say, have not yet compared. it is quite difficult for him to see the light, and even more so to believe that there is not much waiting for us abroad. eh, it turns out that in poland i lived without three months for 12 years, but it seems to me,

no matter how stupid a person is. i'm talking about myself now. yes, nevertheless 12 years. eh, almost enough to understand. uh, as they say, what's going on. uh, who is in charge of all this and what is your role in this process? i was leaving e not big x belarus why? well, because, let’s say, to go to work, i didn’t really want to have it while doing nothing. that's how it is. um, this is a fairly wide putter. i have met many such people. and what’s most interesting is when you live, say, in the same day for 7-9 years and meet. for myself, hmm defined it as yellow-mouthed, that is, people who arrived there literally three dashes 6 months ago, and even if they had previously lived in europe and came, let’s say, permanently. this slightly different stories. now. there are even local poles who maintain some contacts with them. they say this in all seriousness and in all seriousness. they say that they really think that we have something there, uh, that means no, because they are waiting for us and then something decides. yes, of course, no need to say, he will call, and he, in principle

, will take the lead and do what needs to be done. therefore, here is the answer to your question. for some reason i got there, because that democracy has those double standards. yes, they are, to put it mildly, uh, so double that you can’t even imagine you can’t, but understand that you can only come there. there is some time there, by the way, for artyom’s video, which he shot on may 9, when the russian ambassador to poland was sprayed with paint by ukrainians in suits. for some reason he was classified as an agent of the kremlin and the kgb. this is a traditional fantasy. indeed, today, even in poland, experts say that they are looking for internal enemies in the country in order to divert attention from internal problems and the upcoming elections. it is possible that the polish authorities are really trying to divert the attention of the population from objective problems of hysteria constant search for spies. moreover, with the arrests of people who, for objective reasons, are not supposed to be spies. they just couldn't, even if they wanted to. this is an example of how they look for internal and external enemies so that people do not ask

questions. why, after the start of the ukrainian aggression, poland provides support to the kiev regime, bandera’s anti-polish regime, poorer there than this and what is the meaning of this policy of sacrificing lives in favor of the anti-polish regime is not exactly why the current government, in order to maintain its positions, is looking for external and internal enemies, so that they don’t ask questions about me. in turn, our intelligence service operates with facts, such as the latest arrest of agent porodnikov of the polish internal security agency, who, acting as a military expert, conveyed information of a military nature to a representative of the polish intelligence services. this simply once again demonstrates the belligerent nature of the polish authorities. the same cannot be said about the belarusian side. we prefer not only to speak directly about what concerns us, but also to demonstrate this openness at its state borders is, of course, an iron curtain. this is a very

effective tool. eh, blocking the people themselves from alternative opinions. so the belarusian leadership took a very competent position and opened the borders, one might say. well, it’s understandable that it’s all inspection and control, but people’s diplomacy is people’s diplomacy in action and people see with their own eyes how they live in reality. eh, belarus is its people and then at the everyday level. around themselves , friends, family, and work colleagues are told the truth. and it uh undermines the foundations this modern totalitarian brainwashing. yes, now this is at a new level thanks to information technology, but personal communication between people and their personal experience is what they saw with their own eyes. and these are hundreds of thousands. yes, this is huge, of course, it has an effect. i can only welcome such a step by the belarusian leadership. they did the right thing. despite the openness, we, of course,

are watching how poland is rearming and assessing its capabilities and desires. to what extent they coincide today, so far the answer is negative. today in our studio andrei petrovich is the almshouse deputy head of the faculty of the general staff of the military academy of belarus andrei petrovich hello well, our neighbors poland and today they are behaving quite belligerently. this is how you can comment on the situation with their armament and the build-up of military contingents near the borders of belarus by and large . today it gave away all its weapons systems, which were soviet, which vienna developed its own, well, new systems to ukraine. she hasn't received it yet. getting these weapons it plans on the one hand from the united states, as we know, abrams tanks are p-triot systems, and on the other hand they are trying to get it from south

korea, why is it being done this way? because the armed conflict that is being waged today is on our southern borders in the south. yes, that is, in neighboring ukraine, it indicates that, in principle, the countries of europe were not ready to see this armed conflict on the scale that it is currently being waged and they are not ready to provide even their national armies. with the latest weapons systems and even ammunition, poland announced that it would begin to build the most powerful armed ground forces in europe . well, you know, this is a bluff, firstly, they haven’t even caught up yet. and even according to those parameters that are not included in their polish today. and they won’t even catch up with the polish army, which was in the socialist bloc, which numbered more than 420,000, information, of course, impeccable. they work, information in information

sphere. any events taking place even on our territory. they are immediately illuminated from their own angle, as necessary. the result is about ninety-three percent, the citizens of poland today support the actions of nato. and only one percent yes, they think that it is necessary to be friends with russia and the republic, belarus. that is, this escalation is happening. not in vain. look at how the exercise is carried out, that is, it is constantly systematized at various levels, the exercise is carried out even recently, you can take it, but not the exercise of the apparatus that was undergoing in august they were also completely riddled with russophobia. they showed, of course, the latest weapons, we understand that there are very few of them, but here is another point where they are trying to conduct their exercises starting on september 17th. and then it is called. eh, fiery autumn again, the slovak corridor. there,

just as they are planning, these modern korean systems are coming in, which will come precisely to test and show their effectiveness to the poles their essence. their policy has always been based on creeping expansion. andrey petrovich is the main question. what should we expect today? and in poland, belarus, that is, they are escalating, but as far as their belligerence can become real at the moment, poland is not ready to conduct military operations, which we remember that ukraine was not ready, but still carried out these actions. we also imagine this, therefore, if it is not some kind of accident that i said earlier, more so, while yes is not able to conduct direct military actions, firstly, belarus has adequately responded to all statements of poland, poland declares about, the belarusian is active here. look, i won’t talk about the fact that we returned

tactical nuclear weapons. this is a very serious argument against absolutely any attacks from any state. we have created the latest systems and rocket artillery that are superior in many respects. which are in the nato bloc well, at least they are not inferior for sure. they are the same heim and ammunition used by the various s-400 air defense systems. that is, we are in the shortest possible time instead of wagging our tongues. we are just these systems they placed them and they are now on combat duty, to be honest , absolutely recently two more iskander-e missile systems arrived in the republic of belarus today, perhaps with such potential. well, our neighbors can boast. unless the russian federation and poland alone would never start a war. we must always look in alliance with whom she can do this? what states are there that can

create a coalition, and involve an armed conflict if the west decides it should? only through an invasion of poland and not an invasion of poland why because the fifth article of the nato charter states that this is a purely defensive article, and if poland provokes or provokes some other country, then you can wipe your hands and watch from the side, assuring everyone else of yours american british there or french spanish citizens that we again continue to wage a proxy war is a good term that appeared yes, against the russian federation, of course. well, if anything happens, we ’ll give the enemy a light, apparently. well then it won't seem like much. this is clear. so far the situation is as follows. we will clearly see polish sentiments and desires to possess what does not belong to them. we understand well what our neighbors are capable of and the degree of their preparation. and after all, they also evaluate their

capabilities and evaluate ours, of course. the authorities really want to return to the border of 1939 and the national idea, they are building poland on this belligerence, looking now at the grodno region, tula lvov, tollius, but everything is fine, we remember what we were left with. poland after '39 this country practically did not exist. there is no need to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors. taking this opportunity, i would like to congratulate all belarusians and poles on september 17th. after all, we have learned to live in peace. let's save it or is it something else, but i was with you ksenia lebedeva see you in the next program.

ready for an exciting adventure through the cities of belarus. welcome cozy places and medieval buildings, the glacier is built from polished bricks. if

you look closely, you will see traces of the master’s fingers, they say, thanks to with this unique technique, parts of the glacier managed to survive, ancient manors and majestic cathedrals with clock towers. they are not at all typical for orthodox architecture money. the parishioners themselves collected thick faces and picturesque rivers on them. and today the sea is knee- deep. here this phrase takes on a special meaning in the center of the reservoir; see the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. how many deposits for large families have already been opened in our country since the start of this program and how many applications for early use? since 2015, more than 128,000 deposit accounts have been openly credited with 826 million us dollars and more than a billion belarusian rubles since

the twentieth year, family capital has been assigned in belarusian rubles. well, if you look at the statistics, there are 122,678 large families in belarus. this data as of august 1 practically ensures 100% coverage of family capital. in total, an application for early disposal of funds was submitted for 72.5 thousand. how many large families have already used these family payments? capital. how many people have used it and for what purposes is it mainly used today? 70,000 decisions have already been made on the early disposal of family capital funds since the twentieth year, starting from 2020 it is allowed to use it ahead of schedule. that is, immediately after the appointment, more than half of the families have already used these funds 70,000 decisions - this is approximately 55%, and the majority

of families and the main direction, of course, is improving living conditions 83% of those who applied direct their funds to improving living conditions 10% for medical services and 7% for education. surely you keep various statistics on demographics, and which regions in belarus are considered the most large in number of children and why we have three regions with the largest number of children: minsk and gomel, 80% of large families raise three children, the remaining 20% ​​have four or more children. the most large families. we are raising 13 children. there are only two such families living in belarus. they are in the brest region and minsk region, 31 families raising 10 children. well, to complete the picture, five or more children

brought up at six. half a thousand families, well, what other effective measures of such state support for large families, and in belarus they use something that really helps and supports our demographics for large families, uh, comprehensive measures are applied in all areas, guarantees or benefits are provided. well, for example, to improve living conditions, government support is provided, preferential loans and free subsidies are allocated for the construction of reconstruction and acquisition of housing. well it in addition to family capital. when receiving education, for example, in kindergarten , a 50% discount is provided on the cost of meals. uh, free school meals. hmm, fifty percent off the price. every year, in exchange for textbooks, large families are provided with financial assistance to prepare

for school. eh, if, for example, a low-income family, then state targeted social assistance is provided. these are one-time payments, monthly payments and free food for children under 2 years old. there are tax benefits. there are benefits in pension provision. there you can have benefits, for example, here are labor guarantees as one of the measures. this can be clarified, if we assume the symmetry of children or more under 16 years of age, then one of the parents has the right to an additional day off this week. and of course , uh, if let’s say a woman gave birth, gave birth to five children, and raised these five children, then such women are awarded the high state award of the order of the mother.

the program is on the air, don’t be silent, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina are visiting in the studio. today we have a businessman and a politician, a political scientist. vadim borovik. hello, friends. hello vadim politics. you have become already. do you think this is in baht? you don’t need to hang these medals on yourself. i'm doing well. i'm happy with everything, then let's talk about those who are dissatisfied, on september 7, the presidential decree on the procedure for issuing documents and performing actions came into force, and, uh, the embassy and consulates are no longer authorized to issue, exchange, and renew all types of passports, identification cards, uh, affixing the style. and so on, these actions can be carried out on the territory of belarus only on the territory

of belarus naturally, the fugitives were alarmed, but they were warned that this would happen. is it really not clear after 3 years that no one is going to joke with them? when we talk about some regulatory acts, then each regulatory act corresponds to a certain period. given the development of the country, it’s probably not very good to walk down the street or in the heat wearing a mask. true yes, it’s uncomfortable and hot and i want to take off this mask. but when we had covid, and when we, well, had to save lives people had to take some kind of preventative measures and had to wear a mask. now the need for this measure has passed. today we are not forced to apply the same normative act, if from the point of view of convenience, to all citizens in general. not everyone left; some got married. yes, someone there may have some kind of business interests. and we must also take this into account, probably not everyone is comfortable with this, but from the point of view of the current

moment and the current situation, when there is a whole group of people who behave aggressively, after all, they are aggressively persistent. uh, they called, for example, to impose sanctions against themselves against their people against their loved ones and the country. that is, they essentially betrayed the country. uh subsequent. uh, they didn’t limit themselves to this, because on their behalf the politicians, uh, whom i call politicians conventionally, are in fact people under the control of foreign governments. they called for foreign troops to be brought in here and they called for it to be implemented. eh, some kind of aggressive actions against our country raises the question. why should we expose life to them? that's why we should worked out the relevant regulations and adopted such a measure. i think it's temporary. i think that this is a temporary measure, because, uh, we need to resolve all these

issues. these are very difficult times from a national security point of view. uh, we need to maintain peace on earth, this is our first task. we need to continue to develop the economy. and we need to prevent persons who are not interested in security on the territory of belarus and in our development. uh, we can't let them the possibility of comfort to exist to carry out transactions with your real estate to receive the relevant documents and so on, please, if you are clean before the law, but i don’t see a problem coming to my homeland. issue a corresponding power of attorney at least once a year. this is if we are talking about documents, either accordingly , uh, apply for a passport, uh, which has become invalid, or you need to renew it by contacting the internal affairs bodies and receiving the appropriate document, so uh, document. it may not be convenient for everyone, but it is conditioned current geopolitical situation. if we

want peace, if we want stability, then we need some. well, bear the costs. well, you always have such a common position, vadim, but we know that the so-called runaways recently offered team a sveta new passports for belarus, which, well, failed, or what? yes, this is an action from lithuania , they are already doing it as a threat to our security. eh, why well, probably not stupid people in the west, they still continue to bet on this team, you invested money in a certain person, which means a politician - this is the turbulent sphere, you don’t know when you will be able to take some kind of trump card or volta or six out of your pocket and use our individual governments in exile have been in the same usa for decades yes yeah and at a convenient moment they will be able

to be used in in the event that the situation changes in certain regions of the world , here is a legitimate supposedly quasi-legitimate government. and here we are now, so they will constantly keep her on such luck, which was that she didn’t want lukashenko to leave, so, as they call it difficult position. they had a job grant; the houses stand; the cars stand all their lives in a public association. it is not clear where the money comes from. even though these may not be oligarchs, but people are wealthy and there is always such social demand, i went abroad somewhere, and spoke language by the hour at a conference there. eh, you assent to opposing positions and enjoy your own country, you understand, everything is convenient, and you are also paid for it, but you see, this career ended here, but you see, you found a new one for yourself. just look at me, when i look at individual, uh, runaway, uh, representatives this group, and there are already running into each other and dividing power and money. yes, our it specialist is in charge there. he asked her all the questions, where is the money, why didn’t they

divide my money the wrong way, or, that is, just money. well, listen, if you are so interested in the well-being of belarus, then you will be in second place and in third place. e questions of personal receipt. well, moreover , you will never call on your own country to destroy it, therefore, why do they continue funding, but this is obvious, because it is beneficial to have uh, puppets who it's completely up to you. what doesn't work? so explain it to me well? you came abroad. go into politics, you are not in demand there. you haven't done anything for the country, but nothing at all. well, you can call for the athlete not to participate, so that, after all, the committee does not devote our posts to this conference, something you do. well, can you do something nasty? is there anything else you can do? you can’t even issue a passport to people, you can’t help in any way at all, even those who are located in this territory, they are exclusively using you, like a dummy that can say something. go to work. well, at least bring some benefit to this country in which

you are investing. something in the gdp of this country, what attitude will these political movements, even opposition governments, have towards them? you see, this is why it is a tool in the hands of foreign governments. and today our belarusians. well , i think they live on their own land, who value peace and order in belarus. well, the relationship changed. even those who, perhaps , doubted something. so you see, how many mistakes have already been made? this is her team. you say that you will continue to finance anyway. maybe we can expect some new faces of value. uh, let's say. so this person, it will uh depend on the political situation. well, yes, they can have some minimal pleasure. yes, somewhere in their look already. i don’t particularly see any negotiations there at some highest level, like, then at the beginning there was a pr campaign, there were cookies, i say it again. you understand the level of the relationship is still the same when the manager arrives countries, or even the head of some higher government body -

negotiations are being prepared. this is dinner, breakfast , a joint appearance with the press, or somewhere in the reception area you were passing by. take out a packet of cookies. i went to the bathhouse. do you understand? well, the attitude now was, uh, let’s say even less so, a respectful relationship. plus , these individuals are more dependent, respectively. eh , if, for example, maybe at the initial stage they could not express any radical statements about such relations of the country , allow themselves phrases and so on, but today. she will say whatever she says. you see , this is scary there and will justify any aggressive actions against our country. therefore, they don’t need it, they don’t need it. there is a puppet. that’s it, it means that in 2025 we will have almost everything , the presidential elections will push it through again or we will still be expecting something. well i think we're here. eh, in belarus we can do without this kind of candidates. we have shown that our people have the right to independently determine

candidates and conduct elections without participation, third countries, respectively. i am against anyone moscow beijing washington brussels telling us who will be elected in due time. we have demonstrated that we are ready to defend our right to independently elect a national leader in elections. after that, we carried out some work on, so to speak, hygienic cleaning of the political field. you think, as it seems to me, based on your statements now, that everything is fine with us. there is no need to ever be cleared, but to sit on your laurels now. uh, they really took aim. if it doesn't work out, this means that by peaceful means such a coup will provoke an escalation of the military conflict, it will very significantly provoke it. moreover, many countries do not understand that they are pawns in this game at any time. eh, this seemingly artificial escalation of the situation could develop into

much more serious, so to speak, events that could truly become a tragedy for the european region. therefore, we need to be very careful here, because the stakes are very high and i believe that the anglo-saxons carried out this very successfully operation, but for destabilization. at least this one. she is in eastern europe today, unfortunately, we cannot guarantee one hundred percent. this means a quick resolution of this conflict, not only from the point of view of military operations. well, the subsequent sensational relations of trade restrictions, recognition of the territory, the resumption of the conflict. that is, they have already provided some level of destabilization here. it's like an impossibility. well, can we interpret the correct attitude differently? what is that we under no circumstances should hands omit, yes, and in this situation, it means, uh,

to build a policy based on the fact that we didn’t succeed there in the west, look, we successfully carried out an absolutely successful cleanup. you understand, you had chickenpox as a child. you won't get sick anymore. and it’s better when you have a green ointment or at six years old. your face will be all distorted, yes, that is, everything can be found, plus and minus, right? no good initiative. i would n’t repeat this event in belarus, you know there, and when you know, such phrases are rhetorical, well, we you had to survive this in order to cleanse yourself of the puddles , to better cleanse yourself, you know, you need stomach cancer so that you start eating right. well, it’s probably better that you eat right . yes, but you understand, any nation, any people is forced to be there. in a competitive environment, the specific environment is a very aggressive environment. and your, uh, opponent, uh , or competitor, he sees different methods

of obtaining results; someone wants to work absolutely within the legal framework, taking into account your national interests. someone sees that it can be done in a more, well, insidious way. it may be possible to take advantage of some, and internal political peculiarities of the behavior of the electorate and other things to warm up the situation somewhere and use this or that country for our own interests, so you see, naturally, we got a certain one. well, let's say vaccination. yes, this is the reason for the illness, but we have a completely new reality now. if you haven’t noticed, that is, well, you kind of agree with god in the world, but i’m not saying it again, we still don’t have a new world, so you understand, if you think that you have a new world, uh , the world was formed. now still farming, and our position should be. no, we find ourselves from development, and we don’t give up. naturally. we, uh, see that we

are experiencing losses in certain markets, that uh, from the point of view of uh, relationships in the western vector, this is not the healthiest situation right now. this is an objective fact. no less important is listening. eh, in this kind of rhetoric, which also comes from the first person and during the message. and just recently. eh, belarus never closed its doors to the west on its own initiative. we have never proactively aggravated our trade and economic political and other relations. we invite even, please, teaching, yes, but we will not sit and wait until someone leaves the influence of washington, who benefits from the class, and begins to pursue a more uh, balanced policy in the interests of their own people. the same baltic cargo transshipment is that it is beneficial from which i stopped through their portion, i changed my mind about closing the border with belarus well

, this is a statement made. here he believes that the complete closure of the border with belarus is losing relevance, just like the situation with the group wagner stabilizes look. i wanted them to understand the essence of the process, you are constantly being manipulated. certain political groups, if belarus, throughout its entire history, had succumbed to the harsh rhetoric of one or another country along the perimeter, which naturally defends its primarily national interests and would not have alternative sources of income for these or those market resources and other things, our country wouldn’t exist, in principle, you know what i’m talking about, that is, it’s ours. uh, that means, uh, it looks like that called, who reproached us and look if you don’t notice. i see this, and today we work for a reason. we work with e. well, naturally, with our

strategic alliance with russia we have with china from the countries of the distant arc with the arab world, and from there we have good investments and a number of others in africa, you will understand one thing. you have no guarantee that in a particular country the government will not be , uh, removed in one way or another. well, no, 100%. yes, and that or even it will change evolutionarily and simply the national leader and the group that will support him will not change course in relation to even foreign trade, i’m talking about war, trade and economic relations. if you lay down completely under someone, so to speak, you made a bed, lay down and surrendered completely. yes , you are a country, you are not a country. that is, you still say again, these are all statements. they are destructive , all the statements that say that everything is torn everywhere. it's all over. everything, but the question is what is natural, and we are not

we can pause. eh, some kind of vector of economic development. we can't say relatively, wait. we will restore something there and again. eh, one more thing, so that you understand, we are strengthening our trade and economic relations with some countries, not because it is unprofitable for us or it does not work out there. well, let's go there according to the residual principle. it's profitable there too. maybe we didn’t have enough time for this then, because vector was busy with us. this is normal, these countries are no worse. but if we manage to improve relations somewhere or the russian federation essentially, uh , in turkey the russian federation does not have the easiest relations, yes, yes, but still , vladimirovich is negotiating. and how much does the russian federation receive cargo through turkey and send its own , these are more secret negotiations and so on and through other countries, which may be somewhere in the political or not just a statement, so we hear yes, but the reality is completely different, so let's politics much more, √2 is that it took place, that

vladimir vladimirovich was going to build these relationships with everyone, yes, but at some point he became disillusioned with this country. and vladimir vladimirovich absolutely clearly, our ally concretely and consistently repeatedly substantiated his position. what is the general reason for this global conflict? the geopolitical interests of the russian federation were not taken into account and they demonstratively tried to belittle russia’s role in the world and in the region, and this was already of a provocative nature. i have a question: how to react to this situation. here, when china was provoked into a conflict, which means they flew there specifically in the pacific basin, the corresponding active statements were made and such ambiguous statements were made. dai taiwan yes, china could also give in, and this provocation and of course, the consequences for china

would be from the point of view of trade economic relations and a number of other aspects, not the best today, the two most benefiting countries from this situation are the usa and china in global terms. maybe in the future it will not be beneficial for china, for example, the defeat of the russian federations well, at the moment , the united states is extracting the maximum economic benefit from the current situation. well, in principle, north america, look at how canada has now raised its knees in fertilizers and is becoming a leader.