there is some kind of democracy, some kind of voting, some kind of procedure, but it ’s all a screen that covers american control, so you can change petya navasya there, or someone else, well, believe me, that’s what it’s all about , what are you saying, andrey, i don’t hear that you agree with a certain theory of the redivision of the world, because you still have control remaining with the united states in the near foreseeable future, you do not support the illusion that everything will change now, i understand, people they ask sincerely at meetings, what are you looking at, here the chinese, here is iran.

all these poles will be equalized, but for now there is one main player, unfortunately we see this even in our baltic or polish politics, what is happening, well, this is for them according to the european one, which was discussed today, and belarus, its place in this in the world, what do you think, what line should we follow now, in alliance with russia, this is our place, which was chosen in a referendum at one time, and which did not let us down, today we have nuclear weapons, there are fighters from the wagner pmc, who passed on certain experience to us, well , there is confidence that if something happens , russia will... protect us from this, that means, northwestern flank, well, if all this had not happened, of course, i don’t even know they would have divided up some place there, well , not poland, yes, something like romania, bulgaria, so our place would have been there in that bloc, if we had not voted for integration with russia there at one time, but had gone along another path, you don’t need two polands in the west, you need one poland, which has four or five satellites there that give cheap labor, cheap raw materials, something else there, it will be a new center, and the rest of you will be just.

appendages, so, well, of course, i hope that means that in the coming years there will still be a certain normalization, that these weapons expenses, yes, they also have a certain ceiling, that is, they spent these old weapons, which was given to ukraine, so they will replace it by purchasing new american equipment, but then this capacity will be filled, they will not be able to further rearm, they will need to do this well roughly four years, that is, during these 4 years we will still have instability, and then i think that a new balance of power will be found, where there will be an unambiguously... strong russia that will rearm completely, and there will be , let’s say, this the rearmed west, this will be a model of such a balance, this is how it was in the cold war, the nuclear war did not start then, that is, there were problems there, but still we balanced, this is how we will most likely continue to balance in europe, instead belarus will be approximately here at the junction of these two blocs, it is very pleasant that we talked, in general, very openly, without any populist statements, without complacency, the situation, in my opinion , has been objectively framed by you and... and it was in vain that we

have not seen each other for 3 years, because that we need to meet with you more often, and there is always something to talk about. thank you very much for today's interview. tatyana shcherbina, victoria popova, we say goodbye to you for today. goodbye. goodbye. and now andrey lazutkin speaks. dear viewers, i hope you liked it our transmission. be healthy, live richly. it’s difficult to wish for anything different for our elections, because we’ve probably already experienced two. the most difficult period in our history for 3 years, this is not only the twentieth year, but also the mark of the russian chevyk wagner, those who survived the first and second, they are already completely confident in the future, so i think everything will be fine and harder already definitely won't. andrey, please leave, as is tradition, an autograph of wishes for us, our viewers. come on, young people already use their hands he doesn’t draw anything, you know, motor skills are lost, that’s because i drew on... walls

, probably only at a hooligan young age, the skill, of course, was also lost, but nevertheless , as you can see, we coped with this task, i wrote a phrase : everything goes according to plan. how do i remember hunting yesterday, march 22nd ?

in their place, memorials appeared thanks to caring belarusians, and these are talking shields against genocide. in these days of great creation, let's look back. let us remember how just recently our sky was covered with the bitter smoke of fires. borki village

kirovsky district, rising from the ashes. the punitive forces left it behind, killing more than 2.0 villagers in one dawn. that's 12 wants.

they killed everyone in a couple of hours, only in 1958 did a concrete soldier stand here on a plaster knee. in 2009, they began to lead the volu road here, because before it was almost impossible to get to valu. the builders took a pile of earth, and it turned out that the body was a pile of human bones. the village

remained, so to speak, a shadow, the structure of the memorial, it was historically predetermined, there was a street, there was a memory of village, there was a place where people died, all this... was rethought, the warrior who stood guard over memory for 62 years in ale, now at the largest mass grave in the svetlogorsk region, there are three thousand soldiers of the red army, volunteer care is voluntary. we do this with a pure soul and love, because we understand what a huge sacrifice our belarusian people have made. for children there is no more eloquent place about the war than this empty classroom with a river of blood in the agricultural town of red bank, the entire memorial in memory of those kids who never saw a peaceful sky because of the nazis and because of the war.

for the first time, the red coast told the world about the tragedy of a child during the war in belarus and this place is called. these are children who did not draw their sun, as he said. canvas in seeing red.

this is blagovshchina, part of the largest concentration camp in belarus and the most massive execution machine, more than 200 thousand people were killed, civilians, deported from europe and jews. levin’s team decides to show the last path of interrupted destinies. walk 800 m from the living area through carriages and peaceful landscapes to buried death pits.

they set up a garden, it didn’t take root, there was a problem with collecting human bones, which were blown upward with sand so that the children wouldn’t see it all, so they went out, collected them in the evenings , buried them, the task was to attract attention, and in 2014 this memorial complex was included in the state program on perpetuation. in the status of the project memorial complex on the site of the azarich death camp. in 10 days, the perimeter of the concentration camp

became a grave for 20 thousand destroyed souls. every holiday everyone went and wore flowers, every time we know that it is our duty to go there, no matter what it is. they left so that we could live. three ascetic steles are just a concrete ellipsis in the story of the 10 days of hell. therefore, in the language of emotions. prisoners, there is an opportunity to go out onto the platform, which hangs over the swamp, to see the area where people were forced to survive. photographic facts of the tragedy in azarichi are only one thousandth of those funds that were carefully and scrupulously collected by the employees of the museum of the history of the great patriotic war. centuries this is legendary the building was located here in the very heart of minsk on october square. belarusian museum

of the history of the great aichina war. the museum needed renovation, it's true. somewhere there was a leak, even just water appeared, somewhere else something else, we were very worried and worried at the same time about the safety of the objects. what was important to the memorial complex was not the zero kilometer, the symbols, that’s why the new address was winners avenue, the facades were bursting with fireworks. and if it happens... all this is embodied in reality, it will be the greatest memory of all those who died in the fight against german fascist invaders. we are updating memory media so that in the future the truth will be closer, here in khatyn, there is a new museum, but the pain is still the same, it has not become less, to remember, you need to go, look and feel.