transformed the work of malevich. let's decipher the name 1.1. the top black square was shown at the latest futuristic exhibition of carcinomas "1 at petragradze". then there was snezhan in 1915. at the same time, the old name was applied to adzinka.

canvas - months for walking - texture of pendants, fawn, temperature and fire. all parameters are pure supadzenne. there are ovens, of course, there are ovens that are separated by parameters, but for now, i won’t say that all of them are identical ovens, no, they are different, but this is how it works, that here the difference is 40 to 40 - this form, which is close, is understood, and the technical magchy is carved, assembled in ceramic. school may be a little more, maybe less, but... in 2024 it will happen three

times. palace mastatstva deklamuye experiments. eight, for example, the mithalagema of a thousand years. the most impressive monumental carcinoma in europe, created by the hands of belarus, ales rodzin. master asabists ўspamіn. let me tell you all about experimental fantasies , all other things on top. ales rodzin has lived two years since 75. pachynau is a classic, but the house has changed arientsir. non-stop panarama, such an accurate metad. figures not according to the canons shakravali europe and the countryside, assemblies in berlin. violent space and 25 lyutaga ў palaces. more cultural information and passwords are available on the website of the belteleradyokampaniya, we tell you first... dzyakuy vyaliki lidziya

zablotskaya, the issue of this is completed, the evening is over! this year belarus will celebrate its 80th anniversary. from

the day of liberation from the nazi invaders. the memory of those events is as important as the preparedness of our military and the security bloc as a whole repel any danger and put the enemy in his place. the memory of our past, of the victory in the great patriotic war, in the second world war, is also part of our national security, because memory is our protector from future conflicts. today, some smart people allow themselves to talk out loud about why we needed victory, why we needed to fight, but this is probably different, you need to understand, i’m with you, ksenia lebedeva, hello, we celebrated january 27 for the eightieth time day complete liberation. leningrad from

the fascist blockade. the blockade was not just a tragedy, it became one of the most terrible events of the great patriotic war, when more than 3 million people were surrounded without supplies of food and... essential goods, of which 2.5 million were civilians. more than 630,000 civilians died from hunger alone. it is symbolic that on the day of the complete liberation of leningrad from the fascist blockade, two presidents, alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin, were together in st. petersburg. memory of a great tragedy, events of the great fatherland.

and we will answer: be sure of this, and let the memory of those who left us inspire us to create, in the name of the future of our peoples, in the name of peace, we will preserve our

civilization, unfortunately, they are constantly trying to make us forget our history and to accept it with the sauce of the west, they force us to erase from memory that we... are the descendants of the victors. the story that our president told during his speech in st. petersburg is very revealing. what would have happened if our ancestors had not fought with the forties, did not die, did not endure the bullying of the fascist west, but accepted their conditions, many of us simply would not exist now, if only because no one needs prosperous and successful slaves. the west, in principle, does not need such a large and multinational country as russia, our diversity and unity of cultures, traditions , languages, ethnic groups simply does not fit into the logic of western racists and colonialists, into their cruel scheme of total depersonalization,

disunity, suppression and exploitation, so again started the old organ, russia is a prison for the people. towards our descendants. unfortunately, for our grandfathers and great-grandfathers , the west never wanted to be friends with us and be equal partners. he has always sought to enslave us, to take away everything from natural resources to women's hair, in concentration camps, depriving us not only of freedom, but also

of life. now we are again faced with the fact that a coalition unfriendly to us is rattling weapons at our borders. but... it all started back in 2014 in donbass. i believe that in the future history books will contain it is written in black and white that the destruction of the slavic population. well, it was the first hour of the night, and we have a store, behind the store the house is immediately so

perpendicular, there were heating pipes around the house, bushes, and well, there was such a squeak , not a squeak, you whine, you don’t whine, you know, that’s how you pull a puppy out on the street there is a puppy whining, well, the same thing, i climbed into the bushes of a child, well, 14-16 years old in this area, torn into trash, worn out. and her genitals, her anus and genitals are filled with foam, i called an ambulance, they arrived the ambulance, as they say, so i say this and that, here i found everything else there, well, more than me, let’s say this, soon she was taken away, the police didn’t approach me, didn’t ask anything, they even at that time case, they didn’t even come there, that’s when this child was found, as they say. then people started disappearing, well , first of all, first of all, businessmen started disappearing

, who had money, as they say , everything else, then children, well, girls mostly started disappearing, here is the month of september, in 1914, more than 300 people were missing, according to statistics, mikhail was a retired military man, discharged from military service for health reasons, specializing as a submariner. "the azov people tried to win him over to their side as a combat training instructor, but he refused. mikhail was held captive for almost 5 months and tortured in the so-called library, the old mariupol airport, where the ukrainian special services battalions read not books, but people. simply i remember these books that i read in the ss had its time in action there for all these things. mm. i have a feeling that they had a reference book specifically on torture

, on all these inventions and everything else, and i can say this, well, in principle, even on the territory of belarus and the most terrible crimes and so on , i won’t call them ukrainians, it was the ukrainians who committed such cruel, terrible crimes there; even the germans themselves were horrified by what they did. you understand, these are animals, no, these are not even animals, these are just demons, that’s what they were during the patriotic war, demons, that they are now demons, what happened in mariupol in 2022 is difficult to compare with the siege of leningrad from 1941 to 1944, a different time, a different situation, but these two cases are the result of the work of people who hate russians , hate the slavs, the works of the nazis and their followers. in ukraine , the right

sector was initially in charge of dealing with the inconvenient. subsequently, members of the organization fled to national battles. dnepr, tornado, donbass, a radical nationalist unit within the national guard - this is a well-known basic principle that the ukrainian government has been grooming or nurturing since 2014 to prepare for war against its own people. this is what the people of mariupol told about what they experienced, i’ll conspire to make my position clear, yeah, i’m russian, i’ve always been against this kiev government, but i’ll tell the truth, the whole city knew how weapons were brought there into these underground catacombs , underground vaults, the whole city knew where this azov was located, we generally had a front line there, from there it’s like my grandson, who is 5 years old... we’re here to die stayed, they were leaving to god knows where

, i took him by the hand and we were running here along the avenue, there were snipers all around, why did our houses catch fire, because there were snipers everywhere, there were ukrainians there, and there were ukrainian troops there, yes, but we were between the dne people and the azov people, we weren’t there, it wasn’t the ukrainian troops there, azov was there. it was scarier, harder.