only at the moment of the tragedy, because of the blood , the ground was not visible, the snow melted from the flames, the blood froze like puddles. at the memorial in ala we see the names of the dead red army soldiers, but not a single name of a civilian. we do not know the names of the children who were not destined to become adults, the women who did not become mothers, and the men who never heard the laughter of their sons. research work continues seven. 1758 lives taken will forever be inscribed in the history of the genocide of the belarusian people, this page has yet to be written by our generation, it was, the nights weep, she is naked. then

the angels cry, all the voices, and souls fly on wings to heaven, remember people, remember us, remember the names of eternal children, but i was destined to become adults, do not let the war happen again,

as a result of the high-level negotiations held in tashkent, everyone understood, in which direction to move and how quickly, president of belarus alexander lukashenko announced this following negotiations with president of uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev. in the adopted joint statement , the heads of state noted that belarus and uzbekistan will continue make efforts to further develop the partnership. alexander lukashenko invited his colleague to visit belarus already. this year expressed confidence that after the detailed principled negotiations held in tashkent, the parties will be able to significantly advance bilateral cooperation during the year. the negotiations that took place, very detailed negotiations between the heads of state, confirmed the truly historic nature of this visit. i can say with confidence that today relations between belarus and uzbekistan, relations between... the leaders of our states

are relations with a mark of quality, and today’s negotiations clearly confirmed this thesis, because there was a detailed conversation on all, without exception, areas of our bilateral cooperation, it was signed, as you know , a road map that includes 81 measures aimed at enhancing, expanding and deepening trade and economic cooperation; the road map provides for industrial projects cooperation, joint production of high-tech and export- oriented products, we talked about entering the markets of third countries, primarily afghanistan, and naturally we will implement all these plans in the very near future. much attention was paid to the issues of developing cooperation in the field of healthcare, in the humanitarian sphere, education, culture, science, sports, tourism, that is, in fact, we are talking about truly multi-level interaction with

the belarus-bashkartastan business forum started in minsk, representatives of more than 50 companies came from ufa to participate in the negotiations, discussing joint promising projects. following the forum, it is planned to sign bilateral documents. the opening ceremony was attended by the prime minister of belarus.

spheres of the economy from industry, energy to the service sector, similarly to the companies that arrived today from bashkaratostan. from february 9, every voter can contact the precinct commission. to clarify the information entered about him. in this electoral campaign lists are formed on the basis of the population register and will be updated until the single voting day. february 24 will be the last day when those who wish to vote at their place of residence without registration will be added to additional lists. in this case, the commission must provide a document confirming accommodation, rental agreement or purchase and sale agreement. a separate list will include those citizens who express a desire to vote at home. elections are not only our right, but also a civic duty. the promotion started today good conversation. this is a traditional meeting with young people in educational institutions, but in a new format. young people voting for the first time in february act as listeners. so today the first

dialogue took place at the belarusian national technical university. for one hour, students communicated with speakers and asked questions about the upcoming single voting day. over the course of two weeks, dialogue platforms will be held throughout the country. as speakers, historians, opinion leaders, political scientists and public figures. at the glass factory in elizovo is a branch of the grodno glass factory that is implementing a large project involving more than 12 million rubles in fixed capital. investments. a collection site for crude mixed cullet will be created here. it will be brought to yelizovo from all over belarus. the cullet will be cleaned and sorted by color for further processing. such a process should reduce production costs and have a positive impact on the environment. project. the creation of 26 new jobs is envisaged. elizov's branch supplies its products to belarus, russia, poland and lithuania. the supreme court continues hearings on the case of genocide of the belarusian people. the accused is vladimir katryuk, a member of the notorious 118th punitive battalion,

whose units literally exterminated civilians in belarus. among other things, they were the ones who burned the village of khatyn. katryuk died in canada at the age of 93. the first hearing took place in court the day before. today, the study of the case materials has continued, there are 35 volumes in total, and there are 48 witnesses in the case. slutsk invites you to get in touch with the spiritual local history museum. a unique exhibition called icons of wonderful light is open to visitors. in total, the museum’s storerooms contain 180 pieces of sacred art, images and icon frames. the exhibition features 50 works; the foundation of the collection was laid by confiscated goods. the images seized at grodno and brez customs were transferred to the museum. among the objects of religious art there are gifts from local residents, family icons prayed for centuries, an image that is especially treasured by chance, the face of st. nicholas the wonderworker, a work written in the belarusian manner icon painting school. over the past year, 24 objects have been added to the historical and cultural heritage in belarus, with a total of almost 5,700

objects on the list. these are not only historical monuments, architecture and urban planning, but also intangible heritage. today belarus is actively engaged in the restoration of architectural heritage. a lot of work has already been done to restore and restore hundreds of such objects. the belarus publishing house today launched a special project called the taste of color revolutions. there used to be a time when there were drawings and de gaullies, now there are solid microns and cans. not the active phase of the electoral campaign, the first program , by the way, the electoral one, with which the future then first president of the country went to the elections, was to take the country away from the abyss, we can already call you an expert on color revolution, if

a color revolution happens somewhere else , these are the people who will come out and support her, they will either be, excuse me, stupid, or bigots and hypocrites, without a visa - this is very good, it seems to me, public diplomacy. hello, you are watching the program say don’t be silent, svetlana smolonskaya and tatyana are in the studio. and today our guest is our colleague, journalist, political observer of the publishing house belarus today, maxim osipov, maxim, hello, good afternoon, maxim, the publishing house belarus today launched a special project called the taste of color revolution in support of

the book of the same name, the book turned out to be very popular among readers, and the first edition was sold out very quickly; soon the book was republished with additional chapters, with what do you attribute this popularity to? knows the whole world, which explains how to carry out color revolutions, but it does not explain, the most important thing is how it ends, with color revolutions, in fact, it clearly showed with specific examples of calculations what happens when the methodological sharpe is put into action, why such the interest of the reader, that is, people tried to understand what was happening, first of all, because this work itself is very unique. well , suffice it to say that the editorial board of this book included as the main

editor, director of the publishing house belarus today dmitry aleksandrovich dzhuk, and professor sarbona, olivya rakplo. yeah, among the authors there are two dozen leading scientists from almost all continents, probably excluding antarctica and australia. buenes aires, belgrade, moscow mgemold, paris sarbona.

that any color revolution, it is always conceived under very beautiful, very - perhaps motivating, very rosy slogans, it always, always ends in collapse, blood, the wildest drop in level life, and most likely, precisely the collapse of the state, or its very strong fall into... maxim, well, the uniqueness of this project . the flavor of color revolutions, probably, is also in

the fact that this is a joint project not only with international researchers, but with the analytical center ecoom , the second co-organizer is the publishing house belarus, today, as you have already said, and even at the stage of just preparing this project, you also stated about its uniqueness, here is what we are talking about, what are the features here, the analytical center economy essentially.

in fact, the weight and, as it were, closed this

main mosaic, showing the entire destructive essence of color revolutions, and, most importantly, gave a recipe for how to resist. you are the compiler of this book, did you expect such success and interest from the very beginning of the project? honestly, no, no, the work, firstly, was quite difficult, because i emphasize the authors are different. moreover, the authors are from different countries, each has its own specifics of writing, each has its own specifics of reasoning, plus there were a lot of internal national moments that are unclear.

called bandera, he was considered a threat to national security in latvia and everything was heading towards the fact that he would be sent to prison, at the end of last year he carried out an entire special operation, he left latvia, he deceived the special services, he figured out the work of all thermal imagers and various engineering structures in border, and pretending to be a fisherman, as far as i read, it ’s just a detective story, i waited for this moment, when it began to get dark, when the cameras had already lost their effectiveness, at dusk, they don’t recognize very well, but thermal imagers had not yet been dialed in effectively, but at this very moment of the day he put on the acquired norwegian wetsuit and sailed to the russian federation across the river, an action adventure movie is just that

, it’s just a detective story, after we found out that he was already safe. in principle there are no differences as such, there are, one way or another, some purely national specifics that are inherent in this or that country, well, relatively speaking, the revolution in hong kong, by the way, this is our representative

of the belarusian institute of strategic research, vitaly demirov prepared this material, it was... extremely high-tech, because hong kong is a fairly high-tech country, the development of telegram, whatsapp, various instant messengers there penetrated very, very deeply into society, so thanks to this, even revolutions through social networks, the so-called ones of the arab world, at one time blew up north africa, they are not electronic to the same extent, so the internet was present in them, like in hong kong, that is, well , that’s it...

it wasn’t there, that is, this kind of purely specificity from time to time and specificity, well, some national characteristics, well, that is, this manual, in my opinion, there are 198 points , but sharpe had it written down and just some of the points are used for a specific country , and for some countries some of these points are simply impossible to use, yes absolutely true, but in general they are absolutely stereotyped, they are absolutely stereotyped, the same stuff, the same.

the basis of state building is taken exclusively by one’s own the national foundation is cultural and

mental and economic, again , the state construction of resources requires everyone wants to build a good state, but there are some starting positions from which it is built, someone hits, relatively speaking, into external loans of mutualism.

the fact is that the migrants there, who have come in large numbers, as they say, everything else, well, look, every time, the quality of politicians,

so to speak, is falling, as one professor at bsu, whom i respect, said, there used to be a time when there were churchills and dagollis , now solid microns and cans, yes, that’s the same thing, by the way, great britain, churchill, again a politician of global scale. very ambiguous and even hostile from the point of view of the soviet union, in fact, his speech to folton opened the era of the cold war, but nevertheless, he ruled england with dignity and allowed it to survive the very difficult second world war, but when the war ended, life began to be good , and churchel is tired, and people are starting, perhaps psychology, perhaps some kind of...

as they say, in parliamentary expression we got greedy, to be honest, just like that , now after the book has been published, and after everything, as they say, has already been sorted into pieces, i can at least have the full moral right to say, if a color revolution happens somewhere else, here people who will come out and support her will be either, excuse me, stupid, or bigots and...

just to stretch it out, the president said many times, i remember in many election campaigns, that no matter how anyone votes, who votes against him, to whom -i don’t like him, but he’s still the head of state, and he, well, at least i am forced, due to my official position, and most importantly, due to my human makeup, to take care of everyone,

these are our people, our people.

in the 2020 protests they can go to belarus, so they are simply jealous of them, to the point that i want to, but they will put me in prison, so the commission gives the opportunity not to go to prison, the commission gives the opportunity if a person really realized, well, anything in the end after all, it happens, at least come and try, well, i don’t know, but even if you worked there, well, if already...

guests, we are in touch.

i’m trying to speculate , if it so happened that, relatively speaking, for me , absolutely all the figures in my constituency would be unfamiliar, well, apparently, of course, i would pay attention to consistency, consistency, namely professional, life, what about a person, before he decided to run for a deputy in the national... parliament, he imagined who he worked for, how long he worked, that is, who he is as a person, well , what specific profession is important to you, that is, it should be a civil servant or a businessman, no

, he must have a certain level of income, well , that is, according to what criteria, well, i will say unequivocally, i personally will not, under any circumstances , vote for unemployment, yeah, well, at least because i myself am

such a skank in the form non-existent or pseudo-parties, left real, real and only four out of fifteen, but something that represents, real, besides letters on

paper, now this not only matters to me, i even find it interesting and professionally human, i really i was lucky, i... due to my work, i visited the congresses of three of these four parties, i would have visited four, but for me, unfortunately, two parties held congresses on the same day, it was impossible to break up, so my money went to one of them colleagues, this was really interesting, because in this year, now the year of quality, the congresses were held at the end of last year, but even then it was felt that... the country’s political system was entering a qualitative new stage, and moreover, again , i had the honor to go to the editorial office of his newspaper twice last year to gather the leaders of all four parties at a round table, the first time after they were

registered with the ministry of justice, the second time when, after parliamentary elections had already been announced by the head of state , the pre-election flywheel was essentially launched and... it was, that is, i understood that, in essence , this was a historical event, when a round table was convened, representatives of all four parties were present, what was the dialogue? that’s constructive, that’s what made me very happy that they didn’t repeat each other, how our people often unkindly say that they have purged all, so to speak , more or less worthwhile parties, as extremists sometimes say, they have left them exclusively with the same programs, completely without their own face, no, all four have their own face, but all four, all four games.

professional competitions, so i

expressed something like this about this growing, uh, for me, i didn’t work yet, i was a student, but the first campaign in which i took a direct part was before the elections to the notorious supreme council the thirteenth convocation, uh, it was the last, precisely as the supreme council, even according to the previous edition of the constitution, it was the most unsuccessful, as everyone remembers, it was conflict-ridden, it was, and moreover, it could not be entirely to elect, and that is, he was generally elected, in my opinion, in ninety -five, in ninety-six there were elections before, because half of the oval hall was simply empty, in ninety-six i was a student, our rector vladimir nikolaevich koryagin, who is now deceased, ran for office he there was the head of the union of entrepreneurs , the founder of the university where i studied, he...

he plays a role, as you think, well, that is

, you need to give way to young people, or it should be a person who has some kind of background, well, it seems to me in principle, the head of state said about this that it is always desirable and always good if, say , 30 percent of the previous composition, but retain their deputy positions, because such a mechanism as mentoring works, yeah, the fusion of youth. and finishing his work in the parliament, young, we have, for example , a lot of young, very smart deputies, whom you know very well, they have done a lot of good, useful things for the country, at the same time there are many people who are wise with experience and years, who have also done quite a lot , that is , it’s not a matter of age, but...

and about the perfection of parliamentary elections, these are all small, but not small, these are serious steps in the development of the country, you will remember, before the book there was a taste of a revolution of color, we had another also with a book made by the center - pride in belarus, yeah, also arose from a newspaper

project, even awarded a special presidential prize, which was unexpectedly honorable, and this book clearly showed exactly the development of belarus, that is, again it was exclusively a newspaper project, but when we saw that, that is, it shows what happened in the nineties and what is now, and we can talk as much as we want, remind them there, but still many new generations have already been born who do not remember the meltdown, much less they don’t remember, they don’t know, they don’t know the coupons, they don’t know what it is? the tragedy of my neighbors, whose dog ate a coupon book, it would seem that i remember almost to the point of suicide , nonsense came to the point, but you see, it’s one thing in besieged leningrad, the end of the eightieth anniversary,

which we recently celebrated, it was really a tragedy, but this is, excuse me, the end of the 20th century, peacetime, this is already. yes, man has already mastered space, that’s all, this is already the end of the 20th century, here is a large country put on coupons, the depravity of these coupons, in fact, dooms the family, well , practically to the death, and it was, it ’s terrible, but it was, therefore, remembering that time, the first program, by the way, was an electoral one, with which the then-future first president...

is now visa-free, yes, maxim, you don’t need to come to us secretly to our country, at first more than 800 thousand people have already visited the visa-free regime, visiting guests are happy to buy our high-quality belarusian goods, but they don’t come here only for goods, what do you think? i think not only not only, they

they are just going for a normal human life, and how unbelievable it sounds, but exactly... who has been living in a minsk hotel for more than 1.11 days does not want to move out, that is, 3 years ago, a person came here sometime during a pandemic, i realized oh god.

and so on, that is, business, transport, logistics, yes, tourism, he instantly got his bearings, and he transports people, that is, demand, in minsk anyone can go to the central bus station and see how many buses there go to vilnius, to kaunos, to warsaw and so on, this is when it would seem that the borders are practically closed, when schengen visas, as far as i know, the embassy is extremely reluctant to give, and more often they do not, but there...

and the capitalist world has been building this system, well, probably over the last 40 years, these last years 20

hit sanctions, sanctions are just a blow to this system , constant trade turnover, this is one side, the second country, as it seems to me, at the end of last year, when in europe in the united states they started talking seriously about the nationalization of russian, our property, that’s when ...

the distortion program is on air again, our guest is a political observer from the publishing house. belarus today maxim osipov, maxim, you really love minsk since childhood, photographing various corners of your beloved city, our capital. minsk is changing, developing, looking back at your photos, snapshots, seeing the changes with your own eyes, and what are you proud of, what are you impressed with, and what might you be sad or sad about, by the way, your first camera, a seagull, yes, it ’s still alive, alive , alive, i was just doing it... a month ago, when i accidentally discovered it, here as a matter of fact, i wrote it, checked it, the shutter clicks, it works in minsk , by the way, about the year of quality, but minsk, well, the fact that it has changed, there is no dispute, before, say, 20-30 years ago, 4-5 was enough days

to stay in moscow, that is, when you live. you don’t notice this, but in moscow, where there are a lot of glowing neon shop windows, it was always in the center in soviet times, at least the return was always striking, from the airport, relatively speaking, driving along leninsky prospekt, it was somehow depressing background moscow, now we are absolutely on equal terms, yeah, lights, and nightlife establishments, and establishments, i mean not only entertainment ones...

and just recently, even this year you managed to visit moscow, you returned from there recently , what are the feelings now, what was depressing for you then and how do you now perceive the capital of russia, the first time was ninety -two, the first time in the soviet union, i mean, everything was depressing, it was march ninety-two, dirty, untidy, unkempt with a huge number of spontaneous markets right in the snow.

well, the film, brother, very clearly describes that situation in principle, these are these all sorts of flash markets right from the floor, these are the brothers who tried to take control of these unfortunate people, who, if you remember moscow, these are trolleybuses, converted from buses, accordion buses, they rode in the form of trolleybuses on them, a huge advertisement mmm is also a grandiose scam, this, this is a monument to dezhinsky, who is still dumb, no longer felix, this is the time when the events of the ninety-first year already happened, when the democrats already shouted, when already it seems like the damned communists were swept away, the building of the cpsu central committee was already sealed, it turned out that there was nothing to eat, and towers don’t feed nightingales to live, as

they say, yes, yes, yes, that is, these are about the big ones. the most important event of the year 23 would you highlight what you remember most? difficult question , well, by the way, i can say, here in the third row in orange is victoria, your press secretary, this is the moment of invitation to this shooting, yes, that is, as an event you can say, directly related to our program, in general there are a lot of events, a lot of very important

government meetings that took place , including visits of the leaders of the cis countries to minsk, this, i don’t know, the second games of the cis countries, i remember, i was at the official opening ceremony, in addition, one of...

maxim, we of course wish you further success in your journalistic research work, you are a very open , friendly person, this is recognized not only by colleagues, but also by ordinary people who leave their comments under your photos on facebook and other social networks, and art, which...

so that quality and belarus remain synonymous words and so that we all together, thanks to this, preserve peace. maxim, well, as a souvenir , wishes for our program, our viewers and an autograph, probably taking into account the fact that this is a year of quality and prosperity.

this is a panorama, a live broadcast, i, sergei lugovsky, will tell you about the main events of friday, february 9, hello, belarus is absolutely welcome in asia.