ah and they were let's build salt deposits on the subway and the lysichansk salt deposit and a plant at the slavyansk salt deposit eh and the slavyansky plant and how eh meta-intermediate enterprises with this m-m soda were already making glass i.e., these elections are one product that gives another goal , further already but this is soda, there is still evil going on, this is more, this is complex chemistry, this is the remains of soda production, they were already sent to severodonetsk, there the poet built a nitrogen natukovy plant, that is, big chemistry hunts precisely on natural resources, it is so conspiratorial, but there is a quote from him, he ironically pointed out that we are in 80% of african countries, we own most of the minerals on the continent we have many illegal mines, we illegally mine 50% of gold, diamonds, paprika, well, actually get

under control the main reserve of salt deposits in europe. well, it seems to me that this may be his goal there, so ambitious and unachievable, we can already state that we will definitely not let the russians seize even the donbass in ukraine, take all this, but one more an important point is that they are telling the whole world that we in soledar are hiding some tanks and equipment. you, as a person who was in those mines, uh, i just read that the workers, even the equipment to extract salt , they bring down in parts, take it apart, call it not i visited and went down there on average, tell me it’s real that we didn’t see a single meeting there, the tanks are stored there, it’s unrealistic, that is, to disassemble the tank, to lower it there, to assemble it is a very difficult goal , and ah, hmm, mine mines are hidden by vertical

mines, that is, vertical and stock drilling to a depth of 300 m. of course, weapons were once stored in these mines. there would also be legends that during soviet times small arms were stored in some mines. soledar, is it true? year, but how are we there? as far as i know, these weapons seem to have been taken there already in 2015 , mr. mykhailo vku. tell me what kind of book it is. year until 2021, everything related to the ethereal

history of us and donetsk region, luhansk region, the goal of a little of sumy region, and all of this was combined into one such book , why did we pass it? somehow, if we don't pass it, don't pass it, the goal is now, er, the attention is focused on the east, on soledar, er, these cities are being destroyed, and it's too bad for us, if we release another meta later, this book won't have such a meta effect, but ... because right now there are a lot of people who left these regions and they metastasize this book was published as a project for the integration of the country. in other words

, we distributed this book among the libraries of the centers where forced migrants are accepted, so that people can live and the goal is to learn more about their country, where they lived . and the goal is to tell the host communities, but where are we from? we came, that is, an inter-person is coming to lviv oblast, and from bakhmut, for example, and she . combat going to a difficult photo layout of bakhmut with an exposition of the bakhmut local history museum that is, it is still going on from history. we thought that bakhmut fortress is like an image of what our military is today. they fight to defend the city of bakhmut, but it turns out that

bakhmut fortress is hundreds of years old. and we have a fragment of a-a map and which you have prepared for the broadcast, let's show them to the audience. we know that these maps are 300 years old. well, they are from the stockholm museum, if i'm not mistaken . please tell me what what map is this now the editor will be shown on our screen and you will tell about the history of the bakhmut fortress , how many years are there in this history, well, 1,700 well, this is the first year for the map, and since it is old, it is a metamap from about the 1830s, it is a meta swedish copy, and it was this is a russian-language analogue of this map, and it was made by an engineer who served in the metalisi army of the aa , bringing methods of french origin, and

during the preparation of peter i for the azov campaign, he made a metaplan of bakhmut, and this copy was already made by the swedes. and why the swedes, and in those the times preparations were active and the goal was the swedish war, that is, the military spy carried out the goals and then those maps, but that fortress was such a well, the goal was a strategic meteorological resource, that is, bakhmut was a real fortress, a real fortress with a citadel, and here it is, here it is, the citadels themselves and well, that’s not why it was built in 17001. at first, they build a small ostrog. and what to bury is the purpose of boiling salt. the purpose of the bahmutti on the bakhmutti river is to boil the whole three and store them there among the salt barns where the salt is stored . we have such a knowledge, and they are not where

the money is kept, and all this must be protected because the bare steppe is the goal nearby, or we are the turkish border? well, the border passed there, this is more southerly, somewhere on the tracks of modern horlivka, the border passed and all this must be protected first ostrog is being built and the goal is when the preparations for the russo-turkish war of 1735-37 years are already being built . otaka is already being built, and there is a large fortress with bastions and redoubts there with powder cellars , this is the russian goal of the turkish in what area there was a fortress at that time, how much did it occupy? well, here it is on the streets. well, it is a car . it is a mother-in-law. unfortunately, the remains of this fortress did not remain when the city began to

grow in this area . in my opinion, it was simply destroyed, that is, the remains today are on the territory of bahmut, the remains of the remains are a pity . to say that they cannot take bakhmut because, well, it is a fortress that occupied the central or part of the city's goal, and the goal was that one border ran along the street of the modern nezalezhnosti street and the other on zabahmutka there this is porostovsky street. that is, it was. well, it was quite small, but nevertheless, the fortress that is kept underground in bakhmut is also for the fact that it wants to fight and reach russia, an enterprise that produces gypsum mixtures, there are plaster deposits on it, tell me about them. well, the goal gypsum deposits gypsum is a companion of rock salt, it is present in

all salt deposits, and having a large deposit of rock salt, we have large deposits of gypsum, and hmm, in soledar and bakhmut, there were two large enterprises, you know. hipstersbas and uh, the italian company sineat, which mined gypsum and uh, it was a large enterprise, the artemivsk champagne factory , and an underground factory in 1950, and they built motorcycles, the m-m factory, this is a large pension factory. bahmutu yes and if we talk about donbas in general, there were a lot of conversations about the fact that gas uh and that is exactly why putin wants this theory, which we

constantly discuss in the information space and the russians use it, saying that the war and the war in donbas started years ago, uh, ukrainians and we americans in order to get some uh, the most moderate ones there, just talk about the fact that he wants to save people so much, is he really in this region? well, i would say non-sland gas, and we and natural gas, which we just wanted that is, it is not exactly the goal, and the goal is what is called the goal in english, lugas is this and natural gas is that. this is the kind of gas we call it shale . well, this is because the shell company, which specializes in but in america, you know about the production of shale gas, this is the kind of gas they

extract in kharkiv oblast, and the goal is in the poltava oblast, the great and shchebensky oblasts, and the deposits in kharkiv oblast. for the extraction of precious minerals, that is, the extraction of minerals is always the goal and harm to nature, whether it is coal, whether it is coal or something else, well, the russians want to seize the salt mines about the fact that i want to extract gas in the donbass, but there is still a certain the part of donbas that has been occupied for 8 years and the mines that are there and there is information about what the russians have done with them. what do you know? well, most of the targets of the mines are flooded and destroyed, which leads to a great mycological catastrophe , that is, well, only the land can remain, so

it can, well, it a big ecological disaster because the soil when mineral extraction goes on and a pit void is formed in the earth and this plate void is filled with groundwater , it is necessary, it may not be fast , it may be slow, depending on such a demographic situation of this region because it was necessary to simply invest money in receiving or because of what happened so that the mines are flooded and now an ecological disaster can be flooded already, well, such a metaconductive goal is the point of no return. that is, they had to be pumped out and washed immediately and constantly not eh no, well, this is stopping them, uh, that is, how does it happen, how can it not be stopped, or mining can be stopped, there are other goals, the whole system, uhm, and reconstruction there

, metal liquidation of mines, that is, how do you know when construction is being built on your miner, new ones are being built the enterprise is immediately thought out and plans are drawn up, and here’s how to close it, that is, it’s not just like opening a mine and starting to add fossils and not thinking about what to do later when the enterprise is closed, and there is only one way to arrange conservation and liquidation of chess: dry conservation or metamorka conservation and that is, the majority of the purpose of the mine was for dry conservation, that is, the mine and the constant pumped out water, and it will be. if you also close a neighboring mine, then the load goes even more when they closed, there is a greater chance that this mine in the region is formed filled with water and all and all of them

well, they are all filled with water, the strata do not begin to collapse, and you begin to subside, the land is formed, formed we and the pit lead to it, and for this reason, it is runations of the buildings that are located on the surface, there is still such a problem, there is a problem with the release of methane, and in coal mines from the coal posts, we used to get coal gas there methane, and due to water, it is pushed out , it is not, it is not on the surface, which can, er, can er, not accumulate in the basements, it is the goal in the buildings, and now the history of ukraine, the goal is natural gas that comes from the kitchen stove, it is in it where and flavoring was added

so that the person could hear it coming, uh, where is the tagas, and we are used to this smell. and in natural gas, well, no one gave any rheumatizer there. i want to return to the history of the bakhmut fortress. let's talk about what happened with the fortress after it was created in the form in which we see it now. well, this is a fortress and it was created. it fulfilled its purpose. the purpose was protecting the bakhmut metalworks . but when did the purpose end? the russian motor -turkish war. the empire captured the crimea, the needs and the fortress, the need for the fortress disappeared, and the purpose of the city began to grow even before this and with the earth and the ramparts and we simply leveled it, that is, it then turned into it and did not destroy the

territory, but it turned into everything and more the city and all the centuries it existed as bakhmut. this is how the name was changed in 1922 , when it was in honor of the goal of artem , the revolutionary, that’s why it’s a communist , it’s fyodor sergeev, and the city was renamed to artemivsk, and it existed there until 2016 there were periods when they tried to capture. this is how bakhmut is today, if we compare it. even the history of bakhmut during the second world war. well, not yet the second world war, but the bakhmut fortress once burned down during a military uprising. this is an uprising. what are you talking about? ownership of peasant industries will have what well, it was the kondratyem, it was the chieftain of the saltworks, and it was the tsarist government, it

was the government of peter i, and it was finally liquidated, and there bakhmut was burned. bakhmuti, what sales markets can russia use, how unique are these deposits, and you and i will not be on the air now, uh, i will somehow tell something untrue to the audience, we spoke with you and you say that russia has its own deposits, in principle, they also mine salt what are the new sales markets or what they are interested in that they can use? so, after that, for example, when they seize, but they definitely do not seize this territory of the motherland of sales , that is, they have those large deposits of salt sieves that are there . well, if they continue

to be under sanctions, but yes, where will they go to wash this salt or for how many years will there be enough deposits, and here the goal is difficult to say, there is such a myth that for all 140 years only 1% of the underground livestock was extracted by mitoday methods. it was a big mountain . yes, it’s such a goal. it’s a soledar myth. well, everyone says so and so. they say so on excursions. only one percent. i think you’ve been around for thousands of years. much larger because there are statistics there for the post- soviet period and for the soviet period , a lot of meta has already been mined

. that's enough. and i'll ask the editors to return the picture with photos of the underground salt museum, tell us about it, how it appeared, how old it is, and how many routes are there in this museum. wow, to interest ukrainians after the victory, definitely visit its spa there is some kind of hotel, well, you're not quite from the party, maybe sanatoriums, and again, they call us quite often in order for tourists to go. well, why are you spoiling the advertisement, i want the soldiers to go after the victory , okay? well, definitely for 2021, at the beginning, even by the 22nd year, four were operating tourist routes 4 hryvnias, the purpose of different tourist routes, one route is exactly in the back of the sanatorium, where hmm, the metal, except for the

stay from the sanatorium, eh, well, he did it, and we did it at night, we did it, people went down there and we spent the night in the salt mine - and we, breathing in this salty air and er, hmm, in this way, diseases of the respiratory system were cured, and they had such a small and touristic route that you can walk there in an hour and a half so that you don’t have to wash, it was possible for everyone and tourists and then us there was also a separate tourist route from the museum of the salt industry, which then operated from the strong mine to the tribiz meta mine . and in 2021, in 2020, for 1 year, they

opened a new route to the old mine . in the bryantsivka mine this is the first salt mine in donetsk region, it is such a big purpose mine, and it is very interesting, as you know , because there are not such big chambers there, and mining. these are products of the end of the 19th century, then there were none there were no companies, we were so low, there were explosives, there were metabors, and they are very interesting, and in 2021, another tourist route was opened in the ether of salt, and how much more metterlax it is with world effects , and the subject, yes, this is a highlight, but that's all and

the old route. and how is it mined? well, now they have stopped extracting salt, how is it done according to modern methods, and how many workers mined the rural svitlana tunnel where it is mined by the machine method of the company, yes, the combine operation, what are the methods of extraction, but still he and machines only to what extent manual labor was not used as in ancient times there was a museum of visitors, because i remember when i was in the velichka museum, we were there for about four hours, but there were an incredible number of tourists in line for tickets, and really, first of all, very interesting and beaten various halls, scenes, and i understood why the popularity of these mines is so crazy in poland, but in ukraine. how

many people visited before the war? kharkiv is not certain because the goal of the territorial goal was to go closer, well, this is a big metaflow and the goal of tourists. and in poland , it is more known for children on the ground and tourists in the industrial goal. the goal is the routes of the council of europe. we have such a network of industrial routes and our goal is the dream was for our soledar mines to enter the european routes of this model, so that european tourists would go to the east of ukraine and see that we have no worse, that is, europeans open some applications there. yes and i see, if there is a laid-out route here, there are interesting

cities we wanted to visit. and for that, you need to apply somewhere. there is some association of european objects, tourist languages, and an association, and you have to make an application, and that is probably another goal. and to complete the service and in terms of hospitality in terms of places where you can conveniently stay because well, it’s more that we are there soledar, tourists came for one day, they looked at the mine and we left the city instead of stopping in bakhmut or there without stopping in sloviansk e we are the way project the indicated forces tried to unite all these cities in order to detain his target tourist for as long as possible so that he planned a trip not for one day but for two or three days, we united businessmen e-e worked with hotels in all

these places we also leave information that you can still see what it is. well, go there and find out about it. why did you decide to explore the dungeons of donbas ? this is my recent hobby and it probably started there. well, i was born in horlivka, that's the goal. the industrial region is big. mining cities, but being interested in dungeons , being born in horlivka, it was difficult for me to be so interested in the heritage, and hmm, this is exactly the story, and this is because horlivka was a big industrial city, many mines had already been closed, they wanted to make others fall in love with the region, to show that maybe it is not what donbas imagines it to be yes, then, yes, this is the goal, a little bit first , let’s go hmm, that’s what it started, it should be

then. well, i traveled a lot in donetsk region, it practically has no cities and towns. but where i haven’t been, i know this region very well and promise us that after the victory, we will conduct an examination without fail, and its purpose is to watch . here we are. last year, we and tourists from kyiv came to us. they were there at first. it was difficult for you a-a. well, it's an invitation to motivate. and when we looked, we came and see what 2- they don't have time to see it in 3 days. it's all interesting that this trip still needs to be done for 4-5 days, so that when you arrive, you can see everything, and that's the goal and priorities. here we have the materials and a colleague from the travel agency and the kyiv frescoes angela savchenko, she says, "i'm very sorry that but."

so we went to a champagne tasting. the purpose of the city is to see the architecture of bakhmut . it's about time. this excursion is the universe of the mine and i want it. it's a must. even after the victory, every ukrainian should visit there and appreciate the places where our ukraine was born. it's a shame that we're studying history . our region, our ukraine, and it was during the war that we began to take an interest in this in the context of the fact that fierce battles are going on there and everyone is starting to understand what bakhmut is, what soledar is, uh, really bakhmut was a fortress. thank you for that what make people fall in love in donbas and you still tell the story of mykhailo kulishov, there was this broadcast, they definitely fell in love with this region and will definitely visit it after the victory. with you was the night watch natalia ostrovskaya, i'm

yevgeny plinskyi mykhailo kulishov, a local historian , a cartographer, was with us in the studio. see you on the air. see you, it's time for each of us, protect yours. i love my city, old cozy streets , new wide, noisy avenues, blue, the smell of coffee in the morning . in the park, i didn't get tired of watching the monitor carefully , because this is my city, it's hard to keep going when you haven't slept for the third day, it's hard, but it's worth it

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