and in terms of infrastructure logistics, we went through a very difficult twenties and twenty-first, uh, year uh for us, but uh, domestic tourism. it is the capacity of our belarusian market. she still won't allow it. uh, to close all our infrastructure capabilities, countries like belarus, belgium, czech republic, they are still focused on export flows. that is , we cannot afford the fact that during the pandemic there could be china and russia, the united states of america, where there are enough tourists for their own infrastructure, so the figures for the twenty-second year is good, but stopping and working with a single country is not enough traditional markets in terms of exports for us, as i would like to divide them into target and potential targets - this is where under any conditions and in any circumstances. people will still travel from there, albeit in a small stream. if only there was a logistical opportunity, of course, for us it is always the russian federation in any case. in case this is our basis on our

target markets. uh, the neighbors of the west are poland and the baltic states in our temporary provisions along the contour, of course, for now, that they remain in the distance, but they will inevitably return anyway, and the fact that our top management has given the opportunity to people to come anyway , the numbers say that tourists come for themselves. yes, they are not organized, because businesses from our western neighbors are prohibited from working with belarus banks . so, we don’t have any contracts for the transaction, but people still go on their own. e spend. here the money rests, they see that we have a normal, decent life here and what is relayed further at home. well of course, when the logistics chain is fully restored, after all, turkey has always been a target market for us. and here it is, uh, in the new emerging world, that is, i would have already forgotten everything that happened before the twentieth year, like before our era, but in the new emerging world.

the macroregion is still strange: the middle east and india, first of all, these are our target markets, because the product is a resource that we have, it falls into the criterion of consumption of a disc tourist, but if we do nothing for years, we may not get a flow from there . our task - to work with the indian people there. uh, distribution, work with them, give them products, give them commissions. give certain discounts. well, this is the thing that needs to be done. this is how we develop logistics. you have already touched on this topic. that's about flights. we have a little logistics with india - this is a feat. simply put, there are flights. this means there is an opportunity to fight for it, but i would still really like more activity from business and from the structures responsible for the marketing electroleague, even ours politics in tourism, don’t waste time, but get involved in it. in general, then, if

you look at logistics issues, how do we develop them today? uh, within the current situation? i would rate them as effective if it were a direct flight. e to india for uh, fixed flight programs in the capital of the eeu, and uh, cis and this is an excellent regional program with the russian federation in the first place, that is, tourists from ufa from perm from yekaterinburg and kazan arrived to us, that is, what before did not have. and uh, that's a big plus. and in in principle, a potential that needs to be developed further, but it cannot be developed by one union or several private companies or even serious state holdings. this must be a consolidated joint policy. by these words it’s beautiful, what i mean is something we need to understand. how many tourists come to us from ufa or yekaterinburg and what do they buy? how much do they pay for it? who sends them and what do we need to do to have more of them next year? quite

simple, but the answers to them are very complex. fertile land in caring hands is our main wealth, when we so want to share the joy of what we have achieved, create and develop carefully, preserving traditions in the name of a successful and happy future. where is everyone's contribution to the common cause significant? and life with others in the unity of love is true

happiness, there is always the warmth of spiritual moments and familiar glances together at the same table. belarus 24 is what unites us in august 1941, a german newspaper published photographs on the front pages that evoked emotion among readers. rick on them

sführ with heinrich himmler surrounded by orphans of an orphanage with him made on the belarusian territory occupied by the germans in new products and taken by walter franz and the famous german photographer. he often accompanied himmler on trips to record for history his great deeds in the name of greater germany. touching caring for children in the new german lands. eyewitness testimony, documents, facts about the atrocities that the nazis committed on belarusian soil indicate the opposite in relation to children in the territory occupied by the nazis. a plan was being implemented for their total destruction along with the adult population. the general prosecutor's office of the republic of belarus criminal

case on the fact of genocide of the population of belarus during the great patriotic war and the post-war period domachevsky, the orphanage and the testimony of andrei leonidovich mikhailenko learned as a child. stepanovna shakhmetova who in 1942 was a pupil of this orphanage and hmm , just before the execution, she managed to jump out of the car and escape. she and more one boy and abramov survived this

tragedy, but what actually happened in the domachevo orphanage? what tragedy took place there in the autumn of '42? of the children put in the car in shakhmetova, tosya, nine years old, got off the car and ran away, and all the other 54 children and the teacher grokholskaya were taken in the direction of the dubica station. i came here, the car brought these children. they drove us here, ordered everyone to undress and shot them. and it’s not like they even buried it or somehow tried to hide any traces. just on top. perhaps some kind of improvised means,

or sapper shovels, which they did not have at all. residents of the village of levlevka confirmed that at the time of the execution they heard the crying and screams of children and shots in the following days were at the scene of the execution, they saw children’s corpses and the ground soaked in innocent children’s blood. in the empty corridors of the domachevo orphanage, where until recently children’s voices were heard everywhere, a deaf silence reigned.

suddenly someone's steps began to be heard, at first timid and cautious, then someone ran to the side room that served as an orphanage. bedrooms. tosya shakhmetova. and it was she who secretly made her way into the empty house. now she carefully looked out the window; there were no children, no teacher, no truck in which they were pushed. tosya sank to the floor and leaned against the wall, crying quietly before her eyes. the horror that we had to endure was still there; many crying children were screaming. suddenly someone's steps were heard, tosya listened to someone walking along the corridor and opening the doors to the rooms. tosya rushed towards

the chest, which stood next to i barely had time to climb into the bed when the door to the room opened. someone entered it and , finding no one, walked further along the corridor. she climbed out of this chest and jumped out of the orphanage through the window. she was sheltered by her family in the village, salavatich, and in 1944 by my great-grandfather. her father came to these words there. under the prevailing wartime conditions

, blood was taken from children for wounded german soldiers, and they took it uncontrollably without any standards until they lost consciousness. i came to my senses and was able to get to the kitchen to the orphanage, which means please see you next time. who died from weakness? they buried him somewhere there. in september 1942, a tragedy occurred in minsk, an orphanage. the children were all stabbed to death, not killed by bullets, but stabbed to death with knives. you see, and then they said that the lithuanians slaughtered them. so someone knew. or

a soldier takes it, for one leg of a tiny child i was the head and it’s scary. acts on the atrocities of the fascists, which were sent to the extraordinary state commission in them, and on atrocities against children. they cause shock. village of polikovichi mogilev region, here the nazis buried alive 60 boys and girls aged 6 to 12 years. in the spring of 1943, punitive forces threw 40 babies into a well in the village of ukhvalok, krupsky district. 2,128 children from the zasveya region were drowned in the river, only in the brest

bobruisk polotsk polesie regions 63,290 children were hanged, burned and shot. according to the materials of the investigation into the facts of genocide , 14 children's concentration camps were created in the occupied territory, where blood was pumped out of children for wounded wehrmacht soldiers from the documents presented to the emergency state commission regarding atrocities against children of one of these blood -sampling children's camps in the red bank of the zhlobin region, we learn about the know-how of the fascists, it was listed as testing a new scientific method of taking the blood of children, they hung the armpits, squeezed the chest, made a special an injection to prevent the blood

from clotting; the skin on the feet was cut off ; the blood flowed into a sealed bath ; the lifeless bodies of children were taken away and burned ; the technique applied to all children's concentration camps. or it was 2 months, and i’m already outdated for me. well, what is he experiencing? well, that’s how i lived. here’s another shortest, only i’m already the oldest on this one, i died somewhere a lot. but blood was taken from children in almost all concentration camps where they were kept. one of these was bobruisk, where the nazis created a special laboratory. bobruisk prison took blood with syringes and immediately threw these

children away and took them from their parents. moms cried , they said better than me than my child was hysterical, but they still took the kids sucked out the blood and threw it away. i don't care about the trash can. one day at the beginning of 1944, in the bobruisk concentration camp, another lava was taking place towards the central barracks; the germans, with the butts of their machine guns, pushed a small group of women with babies in their arms. the screams of the fascists,

the machine gun fire overhead, the children crying , the frightened women trying to calm them down as best they could. but this was impossible, the deafening barking of their huge dogs was bestial, their grin was such that it seemed that they were about to pounce on the prisoners and simply tear them apart, but the dogs went berserk and went on a rampage for good reason. the policeman gave the order. the women began to take away their babies, wailing cries of pleas for help. they took away the children and threw the children to shepherd dogs like this. i all remember these dogs because now their malamutes

are starting to try to save my children. they were taken into partisan detachments and carried out operations to transport children from orphanages to the mainland, but the war did its job, in total , 166,885 children were killed in belarus during the years of occupation. more than 138,000 remained; almost 33,000 minor residents of the republic were taken away to germany more than 35,000 belarusian children became prisoners of children's concentration camps, although

the german press did not report this, nor did i when their ss fuhrer himmler visited other important sites in minsk. concentration camps for prisoners of war and civilians the ghetto of the psychiatric hospital is new, and the world will know the results later. my task is to prepare

military personnel who are ready at any time to ensure peace in the republic of belarus. only in peacetime can we work for creation. i was born in the minsk region, lublin near the village of tal, the godfather advised me to enter the military academy, because he himself was a military man. well, after graduating from school, i entered the military academy . i entered the faculty of internal troops. in 2002 , i graduated from it and arrived to serve in this garrison , military unit 3310. this is the only unit of the internal troops where junior commanders are trained. we personally train personnel in training programs for commanders of patrol departments in training programs for commanders of special purpose rifle units that protect our construction colonies and training specialists for squad commanders who guard particularly important government facilities. this is our nuclear power plant. to become the authority of your personnel, you need

to set a positive example for them, so that they look at you and can take someone better from an officer, a warrant officer or a contract soldier. well, or i don’t know from me how to use these skills further in my life. the data is there. there are a lot of normal guys who study and then want to stay with them on a contract. you can go into battle and you won’t be afraid of training. we adjust the training of rotten fire training to fulfill various standards, if necessary for our motherland for our future with our lives and health. for me, this is a calling for, like, 25 years, i almost got here, so who has thoughts of enrolling in the faculty

of internal troops, or becoming an officer. no need to think, just go and learn. my profession is my calling. mm. i am going to continue to serve and benefit our homeland. and for me, my military personnel. this is, in principle, like my children under the nipples, i treat them, but i happen. the walls of belarus are steeped in centuries-old history. defense, we can look down on the orthodox architecture of ukraine and live with increasingly inflated people, who did not walk their meaning through skirmishes. it was

a collected revolution. cast iron. the architecture of belarus also changed culturally during the soviet period of the 50s. it would be their soul to know what it is on our tv channel. we are happy to continue to talk about the cities of belarus. the starting point of our route, what are the majority tourists station square, the author's routes are hard to believe, but once upon a time there were ancient forests on this land. and here was the largest trade route from the varangians to the greeks, the most mysterious place. in the heart of broadway, a unique watch. the original

hands on them were not there later, but the clocks showed the correct time and did not become interesting myths or legends. they say that here in the central square, under the asphalt , a unique paving stone has been preserved. she was brought here in soviet times from kiev watch the castle in the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel.