all faculties. musyakovshchina is our largest camp with soviet prisoners of war, and over 3 years over 80,000 people died in it, and we are establishing their names, i think, about 50%. a very interesting project, 80 unknown stories about the heroes of the great patriotic war. every week we publish information about the relatives of our students and employees. university, they usually look for photographs in their family archive. participants of military-patriotic clubs are being tested on their knowledge of their past; they flocked to minsk on the eve of victory day. they will also be united by dialogue platforms, excursions, teleconferences by russian clubs will be established, they will announce the creation of their new one, and will symbolically name their legacy. it started, well , literally from the first one club with 100 people, the dynamics of an annual addition of several thousand people. and what’s most

interesting is that the guys are determined not only to participate in combat events, which is also very important, but in search and patriotic actions. coincidentally, this year, on the eve of the big social holiday victories celebrated an important spiritual easter, the day before, in common with people in a small church in orsha, the president will say, it is important today to preserve peace and tranquility in our land, to remember the feat of the generation of winners, this year is special. this is the year of liberation, the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of our belarus from the nazi invaders, for us it is special, like no other people, because during these years fascist aggression did not exist in belarus, it was wiped off the face of the earth, moreover, from the western to the eastern borders here , everything was destroyed, people were preserved only due to the fact that... they

were hidden, sheltered by our nature, how can we forget these works, these heroic deeds of our people, we cannot do this, of course, and the current defenders of the homeland, yes, in peacetime, and this is especially valuable, they will definitely visit every veteran, on the holiday itself they will treat them to the deployed equipment at exhibitions and that same soldier’s porridge, and next year will be the anniversary of the victory day itself. then we will meet the eighty on may 9, it turns out that we will announce our history for 2 years in a row even louder so that they can be heard not only in belarus. vladislav bondary, vitaly selyavko, television news agency. the feat of veterans gave us the opportunity to live fully, work and strengthen the state. defense minister viktor khrenin spoke about this when presenting awards to the museum of the great patriotic war. a number of military personnel are worthy of medals for impeccable service of the first degree. each of them wears. its

contribution to strengthening the defense capability of the state. nine veterans were also present in places of honor in the victory hall. for from the minister's hands they received a commemorative medal in honor of the eightieth anniversary of the country's liberation from the nazi invaders. after the ceremonial part, photos are taken as a keepsake of memories of past battles and exploits. it is impossible to erase the memory. and here in this room we see, here they are, our living veterans, ours. the winners, most of them, have already celebrated their centenary, but they came to this hall because we needed to present them with these medals, because in our country traditions and monuments are inviolable and immortal. medal for impeccable service, her in general, it’s an honor to receive, but to receive it together with veterans who... defended our homeland

is doubly honorable, i’ll even say more, it so happened that i stood in the same ranks with a veteran, with whom we have the same specialty, we both served aviation equipment, he just serviced it a long time ago, when he was at war, and in modern times, it has become a good tradition on the eve of victory day to congratulate veterans throughout the country, people to whom we owe our lives, because they won peace and independence for us. polish judge thomas schmidt, who had access to secret information about the military and intelligence services, asked for protection from the belarusian authorities. he told reporters about this the day before in minsk. about a week ago, the official left his homeland and has now publicly shown his official id and also signed a letter of resignation. the reasons that forced him to take

such a step were a protest against the actions of the polish authorities, which, under the influence of the united states and great britain, led the country to war. i have signed a letter of resignation from the post of judge of the republic of poland, with immediate effect by virtue of. i will ask the belarusian embassy to transfer it to the polish side. in this case, this is my expression of protest against the policy pursued by the polish government towards belarus and russia. returning to poland threatens me with arrest, a case may be fabricated and charges of espionage brought against me. that is, now it is a matter of life or death. therefore, i ask the president of belarus alexander lukashenko. thomas schmidt turned directly to president alexander lukashenko with a request for protection, and noted that he was ready for pressure from official warsaw. he believes polish politicians should think about restoring dialogue with belarus and russia.

israeli troops launched a ground operation in rafah. the southern part of the gas sector was subjected to fierce bombing. tanks moved across land borders into palestinian territories. the arab side reports massive civilian casualties. there are now about one and a half million refugees in rafah who have not been given the opportunity to evacuate. after the first 50 missiles the strikes killed 30 people, including 11 children.