has grown sixfold, but this is not the limit. in the long-term plans, we focus on science and technology, these are the main building blocks for building the union future. anton malyuta and dmitry garkusha, area of ​​interest. and that's all for today, watch us on the first information channel four times a week from monday to thursday. good luck in your business and see you soon. you have lived with us, father, russian words, like the koran with the trees, like the sun with the sky, dad, this is some kind of strange.

i will tell you a hole, from long ago i will marry and from my heart i will do my best according to the language of my fathers i’ll write: we have seen a lot of things, we have saved our lives, like the connection between the gods and the names of the gods, like the holiness of the hell of god, which is life, and so on...

i will believe in mary’s own, writing oh my dear scribe, oh my native land, i love you, hail the song of the poet on my tongue, and the bright eyes of the clouds , hail this song, yes...

the town hall rose, where the city magistrate was located, so the kobrin princes and their squads stopped and feasted specifically here to show how much our country is unusually wonderful. the poet wrote 17 poems here, which were included in two cycles: old belarus and the place, and two poems: veronica in the village. only in 1871 a temple was built on this site, later consecrated in honor of the intercession. ancient iconostasis and rare icons, st. nicholas, the intercession of the holy mother of god, she has been protecting the city from various misfortunes for many years. watch the cities of belarus program on the belarus 24 tv channel . every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information, the twenty-minute format allows us to tell about what is happening in belarus and the world, to take a linguistic walk in

the company of our guides. to find a new place on the map of belarus, which is definitely worth seeing, and also to offer projects and films that will certainly become your favorites. this and much more awaits you in the efir 24x7 project. watch on the belarus24 tv channel. fertile land in caring hands, our main wealth, when you want to share the joy of what has been achieved, create and develop, carefully preserving traditions, in the name of a successful happy future. where everyone's contribution to the common

cause is significant. and life with others in unity and love, that's true happiness. there is always warmth from soulful moments and familiar views, together at the same table. belarus 24, what unites us. sergey pretytsky, kirill orlovsky, berakh oruzhiya, vasily korsh, grigory kafanov did not even imagine that they would find immortality in the names of streets, squares and boulevards in large and small cities of our

country. agree, it is the street that keeps history of the exploits of great people, and behind each name there is a chronicle. of the life of the people. hello everyone. have you ever wondered why in every belarusian city there is so often a street named september 17? why is this date so important in our history? let's figure it out. with you, masha bogatyr and this is the "route built" project. i will begin my journey in the capital of our country, in the hero city of minsk. in the leninsky district of minsk, at the intersection of

kirov, lenin, ulyanovsk streets and the dynamo stadium , there is a boulevard on september 17, which today represents the city of the 21st century. anna, hello, hello, i have a question for you right away, how long ago did the boulevard of september 17 appear in minsk? in honor of the day of national unity, which belarusians celebrate on september 17, the boulevard within the boundaries of lenin, ulyanovskaya, kirovo streets and the dynamo stadium was named the boulevard of september 17. this decision was made on december 24, 2021, by the minsk city council of deputies. and in 2021, the holiday of national unity day was established by the president. history this holiday begins in 1939. it was on this day, september 17 , that the polish campaign of the red army began, which resulted in the reunification of western

belarus with the bssr. this day is an act of historical justice in relation to the belarusian people, and divided against their will by the riga peace treaty in ... community and become one of the co-founders take an honorable place in the international organization of the united nations. why here, in this place? the boulevard itself begins precisely from kirov street and many have already forgot that kirov street was previously called july 11 street. the july 11 period was a significant holiday for our country, since july 11, 1920, was the day when minsk was liberated from the polish invaders, and it was decided to call kirov street july 11 street, since we are talking about

the polish intervention, these two streets are historically connected. walking along the boulevard, i feel a special atmosphere, i am pleased today. it is joyful to see well-kept streets, green squares, modern buildings around me dynamic and peaceful city. the idea rightfully deserves an a+. all the necessary spheres for the life of belarusians are united here. minsk is sports, minsk is cultural, minsk is historical. oh, how interesting, but at what price did you get peace? i am an inquisitive traveler, i want to figure it out i will start my investigation from the place where it all began, so the next point of my route is the village of timkoviche in the kopolsky district in the minsk region, where

the fifth outpost of the seventeenth timkovich red banner border guard was located detachment. a museum of the same name was organized in the local school, which contains a historical exposition. natalia, tell us about your museum. you are in the museum of this red banner timkov border detachment. this museum was created. on the initiative of the former director of the school, zinaida iosifovna rabanenko, she worked as a director from 1945 to 1980. she worked as a director in this school for 45 years, it was she who started searching for traces of border guards in our area and found all the border guards, relatives, veterans of the border guards, on her initiative meetings with veterans, border guards were also held, more than 100 border guards and their families came, they are here...

the exploits of the red army border guards deserve special attention in the history of our country. in october 1938, godanov and grigory, going out to the frontier, detained very dangerous saboteurs who wanted to cross the border to poison all the drinking springs in the village of timkovichi. they found an ampoule of poison with these violators, they wanted to poison all the drinking springs, for this feat they were awarded the order of the red banner. local residents said that on slutskaya street, right here in timkovichi, there is a house where that same hero-fighter-red army soldier grigory ilyevich kofanov once lived with his family. of course, today there are other owners and a peaceful life, but the walls, it seems to me, keep memories.

this is a memorable place, because once upon a time the headquarters of the 17th red banner timkovichi border detachment was located here. they are not far from here, literally 8 km away, there was a border between western and eastern belarus. the border between western and eastern belarus took place near the village of timkovichi in the town of zarakovtsy. september 17, 1939, this was the starting point for the liberation campaign of the red army, the main goal of which was to reunite the belarusian people. for 18 long years , relatives and friends lived on both sides of the border, under the yoke of the poles, without the right to land, without their native language, with closed orthodox churches. the fighters of the seventeenth red banner border detachment were the first ... to cross the border of the polish state and go on the offensive. 466 thousand fighters and commanders

the red army liberated belarusian cities day after day. baranovichi, novogrudok, lida, slonim, pruzhany, grodno, pinsk, brest, malorita. it took the defenders 12 days to finally restore historical justice. and i am heading further into the partisan region to the ivocevichi district, to the city of kosovo. 2.5 hours on the road will pass unnoticed, believe me, the partisan region of pole forests, rivers and swamps amazes with its beauty. childhood curiosity is a sincere interest. as a child, did you skip classes or were you approximately boy? have any of your

fans ever fallen in love or have they done anything interesting or unusual? have you ever dreamed of the world stage? absolute honesty and genuine emotions of the characters. don't be afraid of growing up and old age, it depends on you what kind of old age we have, what kind of old age we will have, it means your whole life will be harmonious physically, professionally, here i am sitting bald, but it's okay, i loved... a covenant for my first love svetlana tihomer such a secret, i hardly watch television interviews and programs, when i am invited, i need to put my heart into it and be very frank. a talk show in which famous people answer tricky questions from children. what do you expect from children in the studio? i am afraid of them. tell me, please, did your classmates give you any offensive nicknames and what should you do about it? in the pesnyars, i got a nickname, i can even voice it, snake. when people see

opera singing on tv, they often change the channel. what do you think this is connected with? you too? do, watch project 100 questions to an adult on the belarus 24 tv channel. a native of minsk goes to the village to find out how it is better than the city, and a year ago you decided that life in the city, yeah, got boring, got boring, terribly, you don’t like it, and you moved here, now you have 40 acres of land, i tell him, stop, he, you need more potatoes. you need, your carrots have grown there, like your garlic, so he says, we will expand, i say, no, i won’t let them touch the lawn, but i understand that this is not a bathhouse, no, this is a chicken coop, a chicken coop, yes, the poultry house, how beautiful, there are no legs under it, it won't turn to the forest with its front, the windows are behind it, no, we turn over our idea of ​​life in the

countryside together with the heroes of the project i am from the village, you have four children. yes, for 13 years of your life you have been full-fledged villagers, for the last 13 years, for the last 13 years, you have been producing various cheeses, you naturally have sheep and cows, sergey, you were the first to move to the village, your wife joined only 3 years later, in connection with which a completely legitimate question you and you alone, why, why did you decide to move like that, watch on the belarus 2 tv channel

which remembers well the tragic events of the 27th year of the last century, it was here that belarusians tried to defend their rights under polish oppression. sergey sergeyevich, what happened in this place? well, here, as a kind of historical, yes, in principle, the modern center of the city of kosovo itself, but it is also interesting even the square itself.

they tried to get through to the organizers, but they were held back by the crowd and then shots rang out. six people died, about a dozen were wounded, convicted and sent to polish prisons, all of them residents of the surrounding villages, the most ordinary people. in memory of the bloody february , a memorial stele was erected on the market square in kosovo.

people was philip pestrac, a member of the communist party of western belarus. his personal belongings are kept in the local history museum in the city of ivatsevich, where i am now heading. you can get from kosovo to ivatsevich in 13 minutes along the p-44 road, covering a little over 15 km. i have been here before, but i confess that each time discovers more and more new facts, well, the fact that we have, in principle, things that are already memorial, what was given

by philip pestrac's relatives, well, these are his personal things, in fact, here is a small typesetter directly from his writing desk, that from his work the creativity has already passed directly to us in the museum, well, and such a grain of his creativity, what the author touched, what he created with. in essence, so, and tell us more about these items? well, here is such a writing set, a stand for writing utensils, what the author touched directly touched, well and since this is still - even the fifties, sixties i don't know, honestly, what kind of object is this, in my childhood there was nothing like this, after all, we wrote with a pen, the pen leaves greasy streaks and the like, but nevertheless the ink needs to be blotted, so it's just a poppier press. only already more modern plastic or here we have orc glass even just inserted a blotter paper well and the author is already such a modern blotter yes yes

yes yes well it's not even that modern it is more such more yes more technological so to speak children at school even in my memory simply took a piece of promokka somewhere well manually that's all and how to say it blotting well here it turned out even more technologically, well a key, a key with a small secret, of course, well yeah, a household item, but the author's hand touched it, one way or another, as it is, well actually there are a number of publications, which of course - were from well it is screamed with a light hand of the author went to the people to the masses.

of course, and about their native lands, about simple people, well, everything is like an ordinary folk poet. this is the difficult fate of a belarusian,

whose work can be remembered forever, but as they say, it is better to penetrate and read it yourself, especially since i love this activity very much, but more on that later, it is time for me to move on, the next point of my route is the brest region, a partisan land of forests, rivers, lakes and swamps. our region through the eyes of foreigners, i was surprised that the nature was so beautiful and so clean, how everything was different, so neat, the building, the food, the supermarkets and so on. belarus for me is...

the states, western europe has a cool long-term proven technology, either you are in the mainstream, or you dissolve in history, well, if not in sulfuric acid , of course , it is useless to talk to these people, this should have been understood long ago, that we have been here for several decades...

my path ran through the urban settlement of telekhany along the r-6 highway, then along the road along the aginsky canal, passing local villages into the thick of the forest. the vegonoshchanskoye landscape reserve has an important historical significance. in the unity of the belarusian people, people of high water at all times conquered or conquered the belarusian polesia, this is what the world of polesia is today, let's see: the reserve is located on the territory of the vatsevichi, lyakhovichi and gantsevichi districts in the brest region, this is the largest preserved forest-swamp massif on the main watershed of the

black sea... and baltic sea river basins. today , every tourist has the opportunity to come here, relax and communicate with nature. we have everything done so that the tourist can learn nature, its diversity, to learn about birds, animals, and of course, forests. the thing is that the ecological trail, it is on an island, there is water around it, and this island is practically. as with the reserve, there we have artificial nesting, there we have as many as four routes and different routes, you can go through the swamp, you can go on dry land, you can sail in a boat in a quiet place, that's why a lot of people come to us, and we conduct excursions, educational excursions and, as they say, for the soul of man, because only in silence can a person gain good

energy, he can only relax and enjoy this fresh, clean air, but this, as it turned out, is not all the beauty of these places, an even more exciting walk awaited me. maria, today we are in a specially protected natural area on the shore of such a beautiful lake, it is called bobrovichskoye, why is it called that, because, probably, there were a lot of beavers when the lake was even bigger than it is now, plus, plus, here we have 55 thousand specially protected areas that are part of the reserve, so we observe here all the rules that should be, and you will see everything now, ah...