[000:00:00;00] that is, practically a castle at a time when the bypass channel was not covered with ice , it was impregnable, the fortress was built according to the dutch principle, it had a fairly large area, there were 815 people only as a garrison soldier, about seventy were officers, and of course the commandant, the castle's servants , which belonged to the dolskys and vishnevetskys. this place is waiting for its researchers, i think there will be a lot of sensations, because here there was once an ancient settlement built on yaselda, and we see yaselda on the left, this is the river of the gods, we are now near images of the reconstruction of the layout of the castle itself, this is approximately what it looks like, this is the same river, remember what it is called,

yaselda, i suggest... now go to it, this is the river of the gods, the river of the gods, and the one who washes his hands in sacred waters of the yaselda river, he will have good luck and happiness, so i want to do this right now , a whole legend is associated with the yaselda river, once upon a time a young girl yasi came to the banks of the river every evening, a young prince heard her singing, immediately fell in love and invited into their possessions, but the people began to notice that the ruler had lost head, and decided that they did not need such a prince. having learned about the threat to her beloved, the girl asked to be taken to the river bank, where they met. yasya decided to save her lover from the disfavor of the people and went into the water. i invite you to our military history museum, where artifacts found by archaeologists here are stored, and not only artifacts, but also many interesting

other things. let's go. we couldn’t refuse such an offer and immediately went straight to the center of dragitchina, the udovikovo military history museum. first the temple of history opened its doors in august of ninety-four. a huge number of exhibits can be seen in the museum from the fortress to the times of the great patriotic war. i want to show you the unique objects that archaeologists found and handed over to us at the museum on the bastions of the gill castle, which means these two large cores, in general there are only four in our museums in the republic of belarus , two in ours, and two in the museum of the armed forces of the republic belarus, and these are small cores, small cores were also found by archaeologists and

these cores belonged to the swedish. well mobile such artillery, which was mobile in our swamps and in our terrain in general, it means that this cannonball is very interesting, it is quite rare, why is it quite rare, because it did not explode when fired, this cannonball, and i asked the archaeologist to explain, so how were they shot? this means that they placed a grate over the fire and these cannonballs were heated until white on the fire, then they threw them into the barrel of a cannon with tongs and fired, it hit some building or structure, causing a fire in the castle. and i don't know, i don't i can hold it alone, how much does it weigh? it is approximately 12 kg, this is a big one, and the big one is 47 kg empty, we weighed this cannonball, this

is almost, this is almost my weight, well, this wheel is you... swamp, due to the fact that our dragichin is named after an ancient slavic word dredges, dredges are a cart on wheels like these. to make it clearer for children, we explain the origin of the name of our road. we also have very interesting exhibits, these are two, spears from the early middle ages, how did they get to our museum? they were handed over by the builders who carried out renovations at the veslaukhov estate in perković. the veslaukhov estate house is, by the way, the place to which we will also go today. we always welcome our guests and now i want to give one

like this. our souvenir is for you and i want you to get acquainted with our museum, which tells about the partisan movement during the great patriotic war on the territory of drogichensky. this is a memorial badge of the partisans of belarus 1941-44, which in 1908 was awarded to every partisan. wow, well , i’ve never seen anything like this in my collection before, thank you very much, and let’s move on. a few kilometers from drogichin there is the village of perkovich, which in 1756 belonged to the veslovukh family, where

classicism and borocco were combined, and i can’t wait to show you everything. a park alley connects the estate with the uniad church, the facades of the building are facing each other. only the walls remained of the estate in its original form; the interior layout was redone to suit the needs of the new residents. an interesting fact: the land on which the estate complex was built before the construction of the estate belonged to another famous family. evgeniy, but i i know that this land used to belong to the ozheshka family, tell us how it became the property of the veslovukhs? i explain, the whole point is that in 1766, forty-year-old zinon veslovukh... she married a representative of the ozheshkov family, who was 18 years old, her name was honorata, as a dowry, she brought him the perkovich estate, where he founded his manor house, because that the old house fell into

disrepair, they began to build a church, which was also part of this park ensemble, and a good park was laid out here, therefore, zinon veslavukh began the construction of the estate, which was completed by his son victor, victor was already completing the house and the church, after the war, an orphanage was founded here, which later became a boarding school, and now here is the perkovichi sanatorium boarding school, where children from throughout the brest region, there is a medical service here, children relax here, improve their health, and of course they study, but is it true that zinun veslovukh was buried right on the territory of the estate, yes, it is true, zinun veslovukh began to build... the temple and he did not have time to complete it, already being sick, his son, victor, seeing that his father was very weak, accelerated the construction, when zinon veslaov died, his son buried him in

the church itself, which had not yet been completely completed. crossing the entire park and the road , you find yourself in the tumu church, now it is publicly accessible, this temple, like a manor house, was completed in 1805, in its architecture, the perkovichi church is an example of late classicism. evgeniy, but given the fact that there are quite a lot of churches and temples in the dragechinsky district, and with what was this the purpose they built? well, the thing is that at the end of the 16th century the church in perkovichi was very dilapidated, it fell into disrepair, and the new owner zinon veslavuk , while building his own, decided to build a stone church at the same time, which was built over the course of about 10 years. in the late 50s and early sixties, an anti-religious campaign took place in the soviet union, which led to hundreds and thousands of churches

throughout the soviet union being closed. perkovskaya church is no exception. despite this, local residents visit the church and remember about every church holiday. as we said today, the veslookh family was crowded. connected with the ozheshka family, which built the chapel soup chamber, the final point of my route will be the belarusian noterdam deparie, for this we need to go to the village of zakozel, this village is in many ways similar to other belarusian villages, but this settlement is still special, in the past it was a village zakozel was the main residence of the polesian branch of the ozheshka family, eliza azheshka came here more than once... according to legend in zakozel in the chapel in 1863 she hid the wounded commander. why does ozheshka call the chapel-tomb of the ozheshka family a belarusian noterdam? it's simple. according to the architect's idea, the chapel

tomb was to become a romantic flower of neo-gothic architecture in the polesie region. at the moment, the temple is in the process of restoration, starting from the roof, stucco moldings and ending with the interior decoration. well then, tell us a little about the progress of the restoration, what have you already done and what remains to be done? as you can see, we have already been able to restore the vault; the stucco work has been completed. outside because it was in a very sad state, the cast iron elements, stained glass windows were restored, the roof itself was restored , these crosses and spiers that we can now see were recreated, work is currently underway to restore the non-stucco work, both outside and the interior is being restored, this the nerve vault that will be there, they are now restoring all of this too, it is planned that by the end of 2024.

the stucco molding on the outside will also be finally attached, it will be painted, and the appearance will be completely restored. inside, the scaffolding will be removed and in general it is planned to establish a cold exposition, tourists can, will be able to go there, in the future, well , there will be excursions, there will be some exhibits on display, and although once upon a time the chapel was a church, thanks to the head of the region mikhail muravyov , in 1865 it was handed over to the ozheshka family, the church crosses were removed and they were ordered to make it into a burial vault for the descendants of the family. traveling around drogichin and the drogichin region was so exciting and interesting. i'm going to search new unknown corners of our country.

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beloved mother. this is a panorama, a live broadcast , i, sergei lugovsky, will tell you about the main events of thursday, november 23, hello, the situation in the world is very difficult, a high degree of confrontation and polarization, current problems and new solutions to strengthen security, the leaders of the csto countries discussed in minsk. the schedule for transferring working days to 2024 has become known, when and how long we will rest, and together we will study the calendar of the new year. and passions are heating up even more at factorby, tomorrow we will see the participants in a new location, a milestone awaits them wear and tear, wait, we will tell you everything, see also in our issue. the csto leaders' summit in minsk is a difficult year for the military-political bloc; the results

of belarus' chairmanship are the main political statements in the panorama. winter came suddenly and the first... truly appreciated, of course, in quotation marks, were the drivers, in the capital they rolled out a plan for the weather, what the situation was like, the news agency drove along the roads, dirt, stench and robbery - a new trend in the european union, how the british prime minister plans to exile all migrants to rwanda, and the swiss, spaniards and germans are shocked by the increase in the number of robberies on the street, the fate of the famous long-term construction on zhukovsky street has finally been decided, the keys will soon be in the reliable hands of equity holders, since... about people who turned to the state for help and did not go unnoticed, the airborne brotherhood , how recruits master army life and the basics of military service. and who is an example of courage and patriotism for them, they will tell in

the panorama report. strengthen security, be stronger and more united. this is exactly the call made today by our president summit of the csto countries in minsk. an important meeting of the heads of state of the military-political bloc sums up the results of belarus' chairmanship in the association. minsk has always proactively advocated for resolving crises. situations in the post-soviet space are always at the negotiating table. at the meeting, the presidents of belarus, russia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and tajikistan were able to discuss pressing issues of regional and international security. the west's escalation games could lead to a new world war. oppose the organization to a collective agreement security can its strength and unity. and by the way, strong. the snowfall did not disrupt the plans. more details about everything, natalya breus. from the very morning, minsk was covered by a real winter snowstorm,

in the palace of independence, it was greeted in full. this is just some kind of javier , it was heard every now and then on the sidelines of the palace of independence, although even such snowy ups and downs are nothing compared to the real geopolitical javier in the world. the degree of confrontation only intensifies. judging by the greetings, the weather did not bother the meeting participants, especially since we are greeted warmly at the palace of independence. at the minsk summit, the leaders of kyrgyzstan and tajikistan are cautious. alexander lukashenko already managed to communicate with them the day before, and he also cordially greets everyone today as a host. takaif and putin

flew straight to the beginning. everyone is assembled and it is believed that the summit has started, but before it begins, the leaders communicate on their feet, symbolically, in the hall where the normandy four negotiations took place. it must be said that since then, despite... no matter what, no attacks, minsk has been true to itself, cares for security and crisis resolution in the eurasian space. belarus chairs the odb in this difficult year for the association. even at the start, minsk announced that it would work for the unity of the association and the authority of the organization in the world. the position of the chairman is obligatory. allow me, due to established practice. in the odb today as the host party

to chair this summit of ours. opening the meeting, alexander lukashenko will say: this year has been very rapid in terms of the development of the geopolitical situation. this influenced the bloc’s work schedule, not a month in belarus went by without events within the csto. the organization remains an integral part of eurasian security. internally, we sought to increase the cohesion of the state dkb in order to strengthen the organization itself, as well as ensure security and stability in the area of ​​​​responsibility. on the external contour, our goal was to strengthen the role and significance of the organization in the system of international relations. today we can state that the goals set by the belarusian country in november last year, in generally achieved. some of the activities have already been completed, the implementation of a number of tasks continues, certain priority areas are long-term in nature

and have been taken into consideration by both state members and the csto secretariat. of course, the results of the work are a collective success, the merit of all of us, the parties to the agreement. we would not have been able to implement our plans without the support of the priorities of the belarusian chairmanship. from friends and partners. the belarusian chairmanship and the team of all participants in this meeting states, during the year they carried out active work to strengthen allied ties within our organization on the principles of respect, taking into account each other’s interests and support. and thus, in practice , they contributed to strengthening the key mission of the csto as a regional defense structure. responsible for maintaining peace and stability in the vast eurasian space. everyone, of course, has their own

national interest, and sometimes it is not so easy to make compromises in favor of the collective, but modern challenges and global threats to they are pushing us to do this; the whirlwind of changing eras has already spun us. you and i are witnesses to the destruction of the previous system of international relations and we are participants in the destruction of the existing unipolar, and , if you like, western-centric model. there is a gradual transition to multipolarity. this is due to the fact that western politicians do not want to give up their positions, ignoring the inexorable course of history , which, as we know, cannot be stopped, under the slogan of a rules-based order that replaces international law, the west is increasingly trying to crush the whole world under itself, entrance

all known dirty measures are being used, from sanctions, blackmail, most of the world does not want to play by these rules, and the language of diplomacy has long been replaced by the rattling of weapons. it is especially important when there is such a lack of trust in the world and the spiral of the arms race is unfolding. regional conflicts, including the use of the latest weapons systems, can spread to other countries at any time. it is no secret that

the weapons supplied to kiev are used for black purposes. if western politicians are not concerned about this, then we are considering an uncontrolled movement weapons and military equipment, as a potential threat to security not only for our region, but for all countries of the world , especially now, when a new outbreak is flaring up in the middle east, about the causes of the palestinian-israeli conflict, the double standards of the collective west, in assessing actions. participants have said enough, even supporters of the current regimes of the united states and the european union are talking about this. the split in the camp of the so-called western democrats is today's reality evidence of their political sobering. but don’t decide about this, although the thesis of un secretary general guteres, who named one

of the reasons for the violence, the lack of progress. political settlement, deserves attention and development of the topic, what is more worrying is the premonition of a global catastrophe that has gripped the world, that from the spark of a regional conflict the flame of a new world war may flare up. these are not gloomy forecasts, but a completely probable reality that no one wants. in the west they sleep and see how to drag the csto countries into a big hot vortex, into chaos, which is precisely controlled from overseas. a at the same time, nato neighbors are arming themselves at a rapid pace on the western flank; why in this situation is a rhetorical question. the military budget, for example, of poland is growing like crazy, next year it promises to reach 4% of gdp, i wonder how this compares with their constant declarations about the defensive character of the alliance, or with

the largest ones since the cold war. this does not correlate in any way, we have been observing such so-called defensive maneuvers for a long time, since the moment when nuclear weapons were withdrawn from belarus in 1996, than it all ended with nato's expansion to the east. training scenario in 2016: