[000:00:00;00] the grandmother said that two women should walk in a stroller, and someone else should sit on a bench at that moment, that is, it turns out that they were already thinking about people, the grandmother said that they sat with panomarenko, with members of kondratischa’s commander and directly drew the street. the republic entered the new decade with new plans, including the construction of fundamentally new enterprises among its priorities. a period was beginning in the economy of the ussr, which would later be called the period of grandiose achievements of scientific discoveries. at the twentieth congress of the communist party belarus, the results of the development of belarus for the post-war period were summed up and directives were adopted for

the further development of the economy of the republic, including the choice made, either to restore, try to return people to normal life, or to think for the future, and this is probably the post-war five-year plan, the first, and further development and further plans that were created were aimed at the future. july 1954 in minsk, a grandiose event in the center of the belarusian capital - the grand opening of the victory monument. it was dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders. holy date

for the terrible memories of what the belarusian people had to endure during the war are still fresh. the pain of loss still bleeds as an unhealed wound. today it is difficult to imagine that it took only 10 years for the republic to be reborn from the ashes. rebuild cities on scorched earth and raise your economy practically from scratch. the majestic victory monument became a symbol of a great victory. he became a symbol of the great labor feat of the belarusian people in

the first post-war years. the pssr is a unique period of its history, achievements and outstanding discoveries, achievements in all spheres of the national economy, a period of creation. the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts for you around the clock, don’t switch, stop, our daily task is to talk about belarus, in the country abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to watch the projects of our tv channel, so

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we tell you not only. about significant events, we introduce you to active, energetic, inspiring people who live in belarus and do everything for its development. may be different, to understand and feel it, you need to see it with your own eyes. hello, dear tv viewers, belarus 24 tv channel is on air, watch us every day, because we are making belarus closer. hello, everything is clear with your project with marina caroman. let's talk about difficult things in simple language. today is about who pulled the belarusians out from the bombings, why there are minibuses in the desert, why the state does what

it should, and even more. go. those of us who have ever traveled by plane remember the slavic tradition of showering pilots with applause after a soft landing. if before this it was shaking in flight. they clap especially loudly, people tap the rhythm of gratitude with their palms for the fact that everything ended well, but there are situations when there is simply no strength to rejoice, even at a good ending, they do not let go of the pictures and events left in take-off point, but the realization of salvation does not come immediately. on november 17, late in the evening, our national airport received a plane that was not operating a regular flight, a boeing 737 of belavia airlines boarded, there were more... people in it who no longer hoped to enter their native land. belarusians returned home from the gas sector. no, the gas has been destroyed, a flourishing piece of land on the shores of the mediterranean sea has turned into a smoking

muzzle in a few weeks. its airspace is closed to aviation. it was already difficult to enter this region get in. the travelers mostly traveled to gaza by bus from israeli territory. now it is a piece of land isolated from the world. and even being close to its borders is unsafe; there is a real, terrible, bloody war going on there. it is easy to imagine the demographic and territorial dimensions of gas in belarus. she's like minsk. the area of ​​gaza is 365 km. population 2,200,000 people. the area of ​​minsk is 348 km, the population is almost 2 million people. from the gas satellite it looks like a hatchet. front part of the hand. the blade of this hatchet, the gaza border with israel, the back - the coastline of the mediterranean sea, its length is 41 km, the upper part of the stop is the border with egypt, now there is only one point through which humanitarian

aid can be transported in gaza and people can be taken out of gaza, this is the rafah checkpoint on the border of gaza and egypt. it was through this point that the belarusians and their relatives left the conflict zone to get to cairo, and there they boarded the belavia plane. it was not easy to gather our citizens who wanted to flee the war in gaza at one point; people were in different parts of the enclave, throughout the bombing of the territory did not stop, and you can’t run into missiles. israel blocked the internet for gas. not everyone had fuel supplies, and local gas stations were reduced to ruins. like all diasporas abroad, our guys united in chats , where they shared information, exchanged invitations to visit and... sent each other parcels to their homeland, that is, almost all belarusians knew each other personally or in absentia, because when the war escalated conflict, we created a chat for those who want to get out of the region. at the same time, people they called the belarusian embassies and asked for

help, diplomats conveyed their requests to our president, and alexander lukashenko convened a meeting, the outcome of which was predictable, the special services were instructed to pull belarusians out of the hell of war. no, between the meeting with the president and the return of our people from gaza there were several difficult weeks for all participants in this special operation. diplomats and employees of the state security committee carried out work that deserves a film adaptation in the style of mission impossible. they negotiated with everyone with absolutely everyone who had information about the progress of military operations, humanitarian corridors and the provision of opportunities to bring people to the egyptian border. and they resolved the issue so that our plane would be allowed into egyptian airspace as soon as the belarusian side requested it. imagine how difficult it was, given that there is a war on the egyptian border, the terrorist

threat is at its peak, and it was only possible to obtain the right to fly into the state outside of the schedule to land the plane at the airport of the capital thanks to the delicate work of diplomats and the trust of eastern leaders personally, alexander lukashenko. at the same time, in chats, kgb officers worked with people who were waiting for help, clarified data for transfers across the border, supported those who were losing their composure and faith in the happy ending of this story, and then the day came when all belarusians and their relatives managed to... be brought to the border with egypt, they were allowed through the checkpoint and handed over to the employees of our state security committee, a short but warm greeting, tears, food packages, to give people strength to travel again. to transport belarusian families from the rafah checkpoint to cairo, we rented five minibuses similar to our minibuses; they had to travel 319 km, part of this route through the desert. at this time , a belavia special flight was already being prepared for departure in minsk. they decided to send a large

boeing that flew to cairo, with 189 seats, so that passengers would have the opportunity to rest and receive first aid. two doctors and two psychologists from the zubr detachment of the ministry of emergency situations were waiting for the people on board. while somewhere in the desert in minibuses exhausted people were shaking. our plane drew a detour on the map to go around the territory of ukraine. the plane flew over the bryansk , belgorod and volgograd regions of russia. it made a stitch over kalmykey, swept over dagestan and diagonally across turkey, passed cyprus on the port side, crossed the mediterranean sea and arrived in cairo. the landing was carried out very quickly, in about 20 minutes, takeoff and the way home. someone spoke emotionally to journalists, someone passed out, barely felt safe, children, and about twenty of them were taken out of the gas, played, drew they tried to see something in the dark windows, and only when the landing strip of our national airport pushed the landing gear, it became clear to everyone that the mission was completed.

our houses. yes and no, belarusians and their close people were evacuated, but where they were born in order to become close to our compatriots does not matter. families have also flown home in which the wives are citizens of belarus, but their spouses have not yet arrived. once upon a time, very young guys came to us to study, mainly to become doctors, fell in love here, started families, and then together with their wives and children left for gaza, some to work, some to go home. most of the gas evacuees in belarus have housing or relatives ; for example, one family, long before these events , bought a small apartment in minsk, and now with five children they were able to return, even to cramped conditions, but to their own walls. the largest family, which did not have free real estate here, was sent to volozhin, all 14 people were placed in the territorial center for social services of the population of belarus, its three children and seven grandchildren were already

they made documents so that adults from this family have the right to get a job and seek free medical care, and children to go to kindergarten and school. two daughters-in-law of the woman's husband will most likely be given refugee status. time will pass, people will come to their senses, settle down, and the episode with the evacuation will replenish the boxes of their extraordinary family stories. and it’s gratifying to know that these stories will have a common idea: belarusians do not abandon their own. belarusians were evacuated from ukraine when it became completely dangerous to live there, the same story with truckers who were actually captured by looters and militants, then they were also pulled out by our special services and also on instructions from the president. with the help of russia in the spring , diplomats returned our people from the outbreak of sudan, but we are not only pulling our people out of the combat zone. it has already been forgotten, but in 2020, about thousands of our compatriots were stuck abroad, because countries began

to go into quarantine and massively ban air travel, the planet plunged into coronavirus chaos, they could not return home mostly tourists are athletes. and then our diplomats received calls from stranded people, negotiated, checked data , prepared passenger lists, and belavia, like clockwork , ran dozens of flights to help people return from india, vietnam, sri lanka, nepal, bangladesh, maldives. in indonesia, mexico, qatar and european countries. to make the scale of government participation clear, let me explain: in such cases, our ministry of foreign affairs, transport, finance and sports work simultaneously. national air carrier and tour operators. there was even a situation where belarusians were unable to fly out of russian airports, they were taken out of sheremetyevo, domodedovo and vnukov were put on the moscow-minsk train using the transport of our embassy, ​​so yes, belarusians do not

abandon their own. look at your documents. if the citizenship column says the republic of belarus, then you have at least one reason for optimism: you are a citizen of a country that will harness you in any trouble, learn to distinguish the state from a surrogate, if necessary, will people who even from ran away from their problems abroad, and grow out of stereotypes. real heroes don’t wear cloaks, they work unnoticed, try not to show their faces and definitely exist in our country, i’m marina karamany, what should belarusians who find themselves in trouble abroad expect, we figured it out, i see,

see you later. at our enterprise, we produce products that ensure food security for the entire country, which allows us to maintain peace and creativity in our society. i am a hereditary engineer, my father worked at zazot as an engineer when he was a child. i was little, all the time we drove past the plant in a car, my father kept saying, remember, son, stick to this pipe, it will feed you, it will give you a start in life, i listened to the advice from yes and followed in his footsteps, like and my older brother, like our children, will most likely also follow in these footsteps, for the first time when i got there, well, i was generally surprised, well, by the scale of the enterprise, that is , how large the enterprise is, how large the territory is, a very large number of pipelines, how many

people are working, this is a city within a city among themselves in grodno the night before, when there was no barrier, they drove up here, well, at night everything glows, everything soars among the common people, that’s what they called the city of the future behind their eyes, my responsibility... is to monitor the equipment, monitor the process , to go through equipment inspections, as well as restoration repairs, first of all, he conscientiously does his job, that is, in terms of some kind of assembly, disassembly, preparation of equipment, because in the future, people’s lives also depend on this, now they have switched to a new system modern, roughly speaking, the entire one board now fits into two monitors, the enterprise is not developing in this direction, it is moving in the development of new technologies, i am the chairman of the council of young workers. on azot, a young organization, that is, this includes young employees of the enterprise under the age of 35 years old, well, the city of azot, if the city authorities conduct, for example, conduct an action of 60 good deeds for belarus, and we directly, as the youth of a large enterprise, participate in this actions, so to speak, we push the youth, our enterprise, show initiative and do not spare

good deeds for society and for the country, if no one needs it, then how to live on, well, this is what society rests on. without kindness, without dedication , of some kind, probably nothing will happen, they were born in different parts of the world, i came from syria to belarus, we are glad to study, i studied to become a tv and film director at the academy, my first year here was in bntu, russian language, and everyone found something for themselves here, i was given citizenship of belarus, so now in my plans, i i want to do an internship in belarus and after that i will start working as a doctor, this is the time when i studied at the academy of arts and tried a lot of things in different directions in skust, i worked with a lot of people, directors and musicians, because i wanted to know more, each hero has his own unique story, his own view of belarus, in the east everything

is usually the responsibility of men, so i wanted to study to become a doctor, because it was a prestigious profession, very profitable, immediately printed university level immediately it feels like the level is much higher. belarus is one glory for me, but very important, perhaps i can realize my idea, which is related to

the lawsuit, watch on the tv channel belarus 244. the news is now live, pavel lazovik is with you, good afternoon, the attention of the whole world today to the united arab the emirates are hosting the world climate summit in dubai, this is the central event of the twenty- eighth conference and the parties to the framework