the countries of the european union are mostly nato countries, and it is still unknown how this will all end. the csto, although a military-political bloc, is not militant, it is about how to protect oneself from threats through joint efforts, in a difficult year, and here everyone agrees in their assessments, the situation in the world is at the peak of confrontation, the successful chairmanship of belarus is noted. the belarusian chairmanship and the teams of all states participating in this meeting spent the year actively working to strengthen allied ties within our organizations on the principles of respect and consideration of each other’s interests and support, and thereby in practice 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. serious importance was paid precisely to preparing for new challenges associated

with the digitalization of modern space with cyber threats in this area, also within the framework of the odb, today there is a common position, a common policy. definitely a positive thing is that disputes between a number of csto members, in particular kyrgyzstan and tajikistan, have been resolved, outbreaks, escalations, as was the case before, that is, in fact, within the csto we see the establishment of mutual dialogue between the countries, but the most important thing, of course, is preparedness for such new challenges, associated primarily with military threats, which our president spoke about at the summit, the role of the republic of belarus, but it is , of course, conditioned by the very strong leader of the republic, alexander grigorievich lukashenko, he is. very much one of

most experienced presidents, who, with their sheer authority, well, i’ll say this , resolve very serious problems, i am sure that a huge number of regional problems are solved, including through the direct participation of presidents, communication, and that’s the mechanism of the very mechanism of interaction between the special services, which gives dkkb platform, this very moment is key to countering not only organized banditry, terrorism that is currently happening, but external pressure, which means western countries, which using mechanisms, including terrorist organizations are trying to destabilize some processes, because this destabilization is their goal, dividing power, as they did before, and will continue. such summits always provide an opportunity to say to each other’s face what you cannot say in front of television cameras, but it helps to better understand partners and find a common language, i think...

the udkb leaders took full advantage of this. as did lukashenko and putin, who even used the road to the airport for a two-way conversation. which is not surprising given the close cooperation between minsk and moscow, security in the economy. “thank you about the results of the csto summit held in minsk,” natalya breus told us. yes, support for mutual assistance is the basis for the development of the csto. cooperation of efforts allows us to neutralize threats and form the foundation for progressive development. we have something to compare with; regional conflicts have become an integral part of the reformatting of the world order. the future belongs to macroregions; belarus has made its choice. we walk together with those who share our views on traditional values ​​and image future. russian political scientist sergei mikheev spoke about this in an interview for the main broadcast. hello, sergei alexandrovich, the global confrontation is literally tearing the world apart into several parts. i'm interested in your opinion about what role you play in this. what role does odb play in

ensuring global security or at least regional security? well , it seems to me that they talked a lot about this at the ddk summit, yes, well, the situation in general is described, if so simply as follows, there really is such a very serious restructuring going on in the world, reformatting these poles of influence. it is obvious that the collective west is fighting to maintain global power , but it seems to me that they have already felt that this power, it seems to be slipping out of their hands, yes, against the background... including the russian-ukrainian conflict, oddly enough, it seems everyone should be scared and run to the americans, but something else is happening around the americans , their closest allies are grouped, or rather , they tie them to themselves in every possible way, everyone else felt that the era was passing, the era is changing, neither the americans nor the collective west can no longer frighten, threaten, tie to themselves the way they did for a fairly short period, say, after the collapse of the soviet union, this is the finest hour of western hegemony, there are the conditional nineties, zero, as it were

everything, it has passed, many things are changing, there at the economic level, yes, well, first of all at the political, semantic level, in this situation in the situation of this spreading of the poles, so to speak, the situation in this it is not clear what will happen, that’s all our integration associations, they are in a state of testing, our opponents, enemies, will try and are trying to split them, break them, so to speak, yes, our goal, like the dkb, is to pass these tests to understand a simple thing, that in fact, this is cooperation, it in this situation, it’s much better than trying to run around, as if looking for something new, yes , who gets to, so to speak, where to get, you just said to find yourself in a new concept in some one of the corners of this confrontation ring you are advocating an ideological concept, trying to replace concept, including engaging in historical revisionism, is it necessary to integrate as the csto some intellectual structures, analytical centers that would deal, among other things, with information security, the security of our socio-cultural space, well, in the csto,

you know, formally there are such structures, in fact , of course, they, well, i wouldn’t say that they act effectively , i’ll repeat it once again with the dkb, it also goes through a period of testing, but that’s what i myself... went through it well, but in general, of course, inside - this feeling of testing, sometimes, so to speak, a lack of understanding of what will happen tomorrow, something, so to speak, that is happening now, it is felt, and for this, of course, it is necessary , so to speak, semantic, i won’t say ideological, it’s still like that ideological content of why we are together, why are you together, what are these threats, yes, and what needs to be done, although the csto, that’s exactly the odb, i don’t take the european union, yes, the csto has a structure like this military in the first place, therefore... their goal, so to speak, is to analyze potential military, terrorist threats, well, in this regard, of course, such an analytical study is needed, but information support is also needed, this is not enough , in fact, but it is not enough, that’s why, because the members, so to speak, of these integration associations, yes, they are also susceptible to this influences, also seem to vibrate

, look around there, this is my deep conviction that in fact there are much more meanings and worldview values ​​that unite us, they are much deeper and more important than those temptations. who are trying offer us some external enemies. the belarusian leader said just at this summit that regional conflicts are becoming one of the most important challenges of our time. i’m interested in your opinion on what ukrainian politicians are saying now. it was precisely rahamia who said that in 2022 it was possible to complete a special military operation on the territory of ukraine by simply agreeing to one of russia’s demands, this is the neutral status of ukraine, not non-alignment, and so on. how can you say such words now when... half of the relatives were killed at the front, emigrated, who will not return, most likely never, they are talking about this on the territory of ukraine, that is , statehood has actually been destroyed by official kiev and now they openly admit this, how it fits into their consciousness and how

this is what ordinary ukrainians should react to, the problem of ukraine is that it does not have a state elite, so it could have been completed this year, there that year , and so on, so on, all this should not have been started in the early nineties, because i took it as a guide, so to speak. domestic policy extreme nationalism and began to divide ukrainians into right and wrong, those who were with bandera , those are right, and you all the rest are wrong, in foreign policy, instead of professing neutrality, maybe yes, given the different moods there, it has clearly set a course towards orientation towards the west , and not just orientation, towards military-political orientation, that is , creating a threat to its neighbor in the form of russia, yes - from an economic point of view, frankly speaking, corruption and theft have become the main content of the entire... ukrainian reality, that is, by and large , those who considered themselves statesmen in ukraine are not and never have been. what do ukraine's mistakes teach us? firstly, do not cross out the heroic past, without which it is impossible to build an image of the future. belarus remembers. this phrase is relevant not only in may. 80 years ago,

on november 26, 1943, during the gomel-river offensive operation, our first regional center was liberated, gomel. almost 1,400,000 soldiers and officers took part in the city on both sides. the territory was liberated by seven soviet armies and hundreds of partisan formations. during the fighting in the gomel region in november 1943 , army group center received new weapons against soviet armored vehicles. the wehrmacht used faust cartridges for the first time. the losses on the soviet side were colossal. every day the red army lost more than 4,000 people killed and wounded. at the same time, 800 people were in the battles for gomelshi. became heroes of the soviet union. for for example, during the battle of kursk , 212 people received hero stars. for civilians , 829 days of occupation have ended. they returned to normal life, began to rebuild the city, only 100 km away

fighting continued, people were dying and villages were burning. in the wehrmacht, as in stalingrad , the order did not take a step back. there were 7 months left before the complete liberation of belarus. elena bormotova about how belarus was liberated and what we paid for the victory over nazism. open fire. the gomel-rechet offensive operation lasted 20 days. the troops of the belarusian front broke through the powerful defenses of the army group center. the wehrmacht received the latest weapons. an experimental batch of panzerfaus 30 was used against soviet armored vehicles. our troops crossed rivers at a temperature of -5° under continuous mortar and artillery fire. for half a meter in the dnieper, the water was red with blood. on november 18 she was released. the battles for gomel began. the troops of the belorussian front continued

to develop successful offensives. as a result of a bold roundabout maneuver, today november 26, we captured the regional large industrial the center of belarus in the city of gomel. our troops entered the city at 9:30 a.m. and 14,000 before the military population in gomel, only 15,000 people survived. on november 26 at 21:00 moscow saluted the troops that liberated gomel with twenty artillery salvoes from 224 guns. gomel became the first liberated regional center of belarus. may the guidance continue. in march of forty-four, the historic

sixth session of the supreme council of belarus took place, which decided on the post-war restoration of the national economy of belarus, that is, the war was still in full swing and here in gomel an important decision was made at the same session to establish the people's commissariat for foreign affairs and the people's commissariat for defense. so we got it. an independent state, well, this was the prologue to inclusion in the founding members of the united nations. the city was destroyed by 80%. there are practically no surviving buildings on the central streets. government offices are located in novobelica, then the city outskirts. military leadership cadres were stationed on the street odessa, in house number 61 there was an operational group of the headquarters of the belarusian front , led by commander konstantin rakosovsky. today about this. the memorial plaque reminds us that the headquarters itself and other auxiliary services were located in the houses

next door, communication passages were dug between them, after the war the street was renamed, it bears the name of rokosovsky. here rokosovsky worked out a further plan for the liberation of belarus. the idea of ​​a double strike, which today military historians call brilliant, was first heard in gomel. 27 on november 1943, the village of shatilki was liberated. parichi, here the wehrmacht built a powerful fortification. each height, each settlement, up to two rows of upright okups, three rows of prickly bunker bunkers and such lines of defense near each settlement there were actually two, when they could not penetrate the german crow, they threw rakasovsky’s famous penalty routes, they also took part in a lot of battles very slowly they liberated literally twice to create fortifications, the wehrmacht dismantled houses of local residents, entire

villages were destroyed, often with civilian populations, people who found themselves on the front line were sent to death camps. the population at such a depth is 20-30 km, it was tens of thousands of people, one division - such a section, in its sector, this division had to have every single person... when the germans began to drive people out of the village, the grandmother harnessed the cow to this one into the tilega, loaded what they could, drove out to the daroga, there were tanks all around, where, where to go, they turned to the studio, because everything was it was forsaken, the germans were walking like this, and the tanks were walking, the cars... the eyelids were honking. many people went into the forests, this was their chance for salvation.

the remote forest village of ala became a haven for old people, women and children. more than 2,000 people gathered here in december '43. they hoped to wait for the red army soldiers, because shatilki, which was only 20 km away, had already been liberated. but on january 14, 1944, the day when soviet troops liberated mozyr, alu was burned along with her people, 1,758 people, 950 of whom were children; they did not live to see liberation for only a couple of weeks. the monument to valya was erected 65 years ago, the revived villages perpetuated the memory of those who liberated this territory, in 1958, on the outskirts of the village , not far from the place where civilians were burned in 1944, they erected an obelisk to a soviet soldier, on the memorial plates there are about 500 names soldiers, officers, but not a single name of a civilian, but the locals

knew that their relatives were also buried in a mass grave, so flowers were brought to the kneeling soldier not only in... but in memory of their relatives. the natural features of the gomel region influenced the pace of the offensive operation of the red army. the polesie swamps in the parich region stopped the front for as long as 7 months. rakosovsky’s brilliant plan, which he conceived in gomel, was realized only in june of the forty-fourth during the offensive operation bogration. for the first time in the history of the great patriotic war , two main strikes were used. parichi, where rakosovsky was, the second in the rogachev area, where he was. about how belarus was liberated. on the main broadcast, elena bormatova and andrey grodboev. well, now about the starting point of the great modern conflict. what did maidan fight for? 10 years have passed since the bloody events of the winter

, three years when ukrainians were at first with burning eyes. for european integration, and then they died there on the maidan for this european integration. these events crossed the rubicon, by crossing which ukraine ignited the fire of civil war, the impoverishment of the loss of its own population, and launched the mechanism of events that changed the whole world. the main achievement of the maidan, the total violent mobilization of all men, including even disabled people of the third group to participate in the assaults, which were already called meat assaults, without armor, without artillery. zelsky begs to borrow weapons, but they don’t reach the front, and meanwhile the officials get rich. it’s strange, but today calls for a new maidan are becoming louder. there is a ukrainian tradition of organizing a coup every 10 years. indeed, there are many preconditions for it: life has worsened over 10 years, there is no freedom, there is no right. zelensky promised to stop

the bloodshed in donbass for the sake of values human life. today, the americans are paying... ukrainians are dying. moreover, zelsky canceled the choice, and called those who disagreed as agents of the kremlin. what do ukrainians think, is a new maidan possible today, answers to questions in the column of ekaterina tikhomirova. 10 years ago, a bloody pursuit of the ghost of europe began. maidan, concerts and slogans, take a good mood and umbrellas with you, they rode for dignity, for dignity, for freedom and european values, nuland handed out cookies, which became the talk of the town, mccain enthusiastically filmed telephone, and biden was already preparing to fire

judges and appoint officials at the snap of a finger in his ukraine, let’s remember what... we want to join the european union. we failed to join the european union. and this position is not as european as it is for our order and our president. we want to protest against someone. we want to live according to european normal standards, consistent with european values. if a person wants to express his word, then he must pay with his blood after this, and so that my children simply do not travel all over the world, like i travel around to earn some money. but the post-maidan tomorrow, which not everyone could look into, has arrived, and how did that same freedom turn out? i cannot go beyond the cordon to our vilnius and independent ukraine. in our free ukraine, for words of pennies on zsuu, and not on brukivka, they are sent to

prison. in our free ukraine, people are twisted by their arms and legs in broad daylight and taken to shopping malls. the ban and discrimination against orthodoxy and the russian language is 10 years of maidan, the honor of fighting instead of the americans, the will of the people, the slogan expressed the hope that that the authorities will represent the interests of the people, listen to their opinion, but on the maidan they forgot to clarify what kind of people have dignity, how to run through the streets from military commissars and rejoice when he escaped from ukraine, we were stupid, yes, you were stupid, border guards of romania, moldova, poland, hungary and slovakia counted 2000 brave lads, at. age on foot, through forests, at night, crossing rivers, flowing with the square aegis, 10 years, 10, as the flag of the european union is waved in front of ukraine’s nose. rock by rock, rock

by rock, we love everything, but when we look at the ensign of the eu, which symbolizes the unity, the unity of the peoples of europe shone and our mirror, the mirror of ukraine. in the 10 post-maidan years, it was possible to integrate the euro, except perhaps for black soil? 50% of which already belongs to three american agricultural giants: cardel, dupond and monsanto. strategic companies neftegaz, kyivstar, energoatom are under the control of the so-called western partners of ukraine. instead of zirka on the yesdyrka flag, the ukrainian economy is stuffed with loans. external public debt at the end of 2013 amounted to $73 billion. over 10 years it has increased by twice to 134 billion dollars, this is according to data for august, imf estimates are much more dramatic, they predict that in 2024 the national debt will approach 150% of gdp, so that it is more accessible

to understand, in one hryvnia, in each hryvnia today 78 kopecks are borrowed. why is there no maidan in 2023? after all, now there are many more reasons, reasons for it, why there is no maidan, when people, being at home near ukraine, have all sorts of rights, they only have responsibilities, to pay taxes regularly, to pay utilities, to serve their homeland, i take in quotes, keep your mouth shut, do not express your position, your opinion, the police, who are supposed to protect protect, can sentence a person to death on the spot, why is there no maidan 20:23, today on the ukrainian agenda they are vigorously accelerating its likelihood, it would seem that there is all the prerequisites, there are even more of them than in 2013. corruption, zelsky canceled the elections, not only the working population of ukraine is sent to slaughter. zelsky, as promised, changed ukraine beyond recognition. washington

understands perfectly well that the comedian will not be able to go for a second term, and how they work selectively, then the basis of democracy, there are no elections, oh well, your right. it’s the rooster government that canceled the elections because it knows that there is a case in them for which not a single fool. the green one won’t go anywhere anymore, only for us. gentlemen, demand elections. vladimir alexandrovich, ze, is still president. please keep the two promises you made to your voters. first, do not go for a second term under any circumstances, and still, if you want to serve a term, then it’s better to go for hail. however, the theme of the maidan is 20:23, from this perspective it is very convenient for zelsky himself. but is this possible... yes , which is trumpeted from every pipe, the orange revolution and the revolution of hydity are an indisputable fact of the handiwork of the united states, will the united states stage a coup against itself,

one does not go out on the street because of an empty refrigerator, the maidan is technology , yes, that is, it’s not just people who are unhappy, now, in order to go to the maidan, if a decision is made in washington to demolish zelsky, then of course they will bring people out, but and they will find discontent, and they will find a reason, they will find a reason, if not, if the people themselves come out... then zelensky has already clearly said that these are all agents of the kremlin, they will simply be smeared on the asphalt there, and those who remain will be on the agenda for front. so, 10 years of post-maidan ukraine, the media figures of the maidan achieved their goal, made good money and disappeared, leaving to die those who rode on that very maidan. the country is mired in even greater corruption, at the helm is a comedian whose jokes make you want to cry. i think that in general everything, this whole topic, all these pieces of land - it's all about humanity.

the main thing is to go to the polls, this is definitely important, so that you can then spit in the face of the person you chose, you have the right. ekaterina tikhomirova, vitali soplica on the main broadcast. western experiment in collapse. thousands of coffins instead of thousands of promises, why beautiful slogans were a deception, and european integration turned into a nightmare for ukrainians. who fueled the revolution, and where are the main symbols of the coup now, understandable politics, let us remind you who pushed ukraine into the abyss, watch on monday after panoramas.

a direct consequence of the maidan is a hot conflict between moscow and the west on the territory of ukraine. over time, this territory is shrinking, and ukrainian politicians themselves say that they were unable to resist the will of european american curators. the bloodshed could have been stopped literally immediately. we remember how constructively the negotiators in belarus and turkey communicated; a document on ukraine’s neutrality was being prepared, but

the western partners were against it. one of the participants in the negotiation group from square the leader of the servant of the people faction, david arakhamia , explained why it was not possible to end the conflict in the twenty-second year. it turns out that everything depended on boris johnson’s word. when we returned from istanbul, boris johnson came to kiev and said that we would not sign anything with them at all, and let’s just fight. arakhamia also said that half a million ukrainians have already been killed and maimed, all because. did not want to live in peace with russia, but wanted to join nato, the entire leadership of ukraine is in favor of continuing to fight, because kiev currently has weak negotiating position, but will it be better? the world is changing, the echo of the maidan has flown around the entire planet, in a sense , most of the political events of our time can be called its distant echo, especially the recent elections in argentina, or rather the victory of the right-wing radical javier

meley. to get at least the most superficial impression of this, imagine a politician who looks like zhirinovsky multiplied by the argentine tanga. what makes the situation especially poignant is the fact that the country where miley won is on the brink catastrophe, the new president promises to push his homeland into the abyss in the hope that it will be reborn better than before. after such electoral revolutions, it is usually customary to shout to the people-voters, something like argentina, you are stupefied, but in this particular case we will not rush, everything in this story is very complicated. so, the elected president of argentina, javier miley, is a politician so anti-systemic that the only thing more anti-systemic than him is absolute chaos, also with convictions, only the stenga, perhaps the one to which he belongs, is more anti- systemic. calls for the installation of socialists. here it should be explained that socialists for him are those who are dearer, to the left, that is, the rest of humanity, even on the eve of the elections, meley

explained that there are wheels, and the rest will quickly fall apart on its own. ministry of sports to hell, ministry of culture to hell, ministry of environment, out, ministry of science will be abolished, ministry of social protection , education, transport, health , social development, women and diversity of public works, everything... argentine ministries will be abolished 12, liquidated the central bank, it will be replaced by the us federal reserve system, the fed prints a lot of dollars, there will definitely be enough for argentina. there is a ceremony with the banks; between the first and second round of elections, a case was even opened against him on charges of anti-state activity. he called on argentines to withdraw money from banks; the national currency collapsed by 50% in an instant. eccentric and

does not work with intellectuals at all, here he brandishes a chainsaw, promising that he will carry out a massacre for all argentine statists, the likes of which no texas has ever dreamed of. tomfoolery the clowns were somehow overshadowed by the fact that melley is a fairly well-known scientist, he has more than fifty publications in reputable journals, he was a top manager in large international organizations in giant corporations, by definition they don’t take fools, he worked as an advisor to the world economic forum . finally, miley became the agreed candidate of the local oligarchy. agree, now this whole political carnival appears in a new light, but here it is appropriate to remember what today’s argentina is all about. this city considered one of the most romantic, cosmopolitan and magnificent of the western hemisphere. it is not for nothing that at his birth he received the magnificent name “sudat”, delasanim

and i must say, in the 100 years that have passed since his heyday, he now looks worse, well, the name is somewhat operative. to simple buenos aires. just 100 years ago, argentina was one of the richest countries on the planet. it was slightly behind the states, but it was ahead of france, england, germany and italy by a corpus. local prosperity.