dreamed, of course, about such a man, hello andrey, andrey malakhov's evening show, on saturday on rtr, it was the 60 minutes program, thank you for watching, bye, well, and now our program. about people who became heroes, about events that will go down in history, our author's program with nikolay dolgach. olga ramyakova.

hello. volunteers from different countries of the world, together with our people's front, are collecting aid for residents of border villages of the kursk and belgorod regions, like one big family, where there are no indifferent ones. after the start special military operation, many foreigners in russia and russian-speaking residents of europe could not stay in the country. seeing the tragedy of the donbass residents and experiencing it as their own. our program today is about such heroes. unit battalion, wherever i go, they accept me as their own, gave me a nickname. the measured life of the german nikolai fast ended in march of the twenty-second year, when he learned about russian and belarusian truckers locked at the polish border. the european union then turned off the swift system and more 1000 drivers were left without water, food , fuel.

he has a name, he called himself an eagle, the idea for donbass came to me when we sent all the truckers from europe, and i wanted to do more or do something or somehow. we also wanted to see with our own eyes what is true in donbass, we decided to load the eagle and go to donbass, but since there were a lot of offers, i said just thermal clothing, everything, more, well, just in time for winter, our job is to help the guys, but not to cause ourselves there, useless fire, you could say, volunteers just die stupidly when...

you come to children with fruits, they came with candies for christmas, the joy to see in the eyes of children, this is the most noble thing that can be received at all, hello, just to know that we are not going there in vain, nikolayfast helps not only civilians, the mobile home is decorated with chevrons of different units, which... nikolay delivered much-needed humanitarian aid on time. many thanks to nikolay fast for his skills. they will greatly help us in maintaining our positions and security. together we are strong. we have volunteer nikolai fas in our studio. hello. hello, nikolai. well , together we are strong, very correct, i think, words. why did you suddenly decide to become a volunteer? how did you come here to russia? together is this motto. initially, we immediately

had bmp, fraternal motorized assistance, but then, when there was already a little time, we deciphered it using a different system, this is an infantry fighting vehicle, to be honest, i did not expect that i would stay in russia, it was my first time in donbass, zakharchenko was still alive, in 1917 we rode on motorcycles there, we saw in principle that it was like that, yes, when the sbo started, ukrainian people started coming in large numbers, yes. but i remember those words, when i already had acquaintances in donbass, who said, we will not run away, and those people who came from europe at the beginning, this is zaporozhye, this is vovsk, they found out, because ukrainians were already there, lived, that you can earn good money there, they traveled there to europe in large numbers, here...

to germany and back and it also costs a lot of time at customs everywhere, yes, that's why it was immediately the guys' decision we collect money in germany we buy here and bring it and that's how we did it every week and a half and we make a circle this is moscow donbass and back and how many people united with you in such a single impulse 1500 were in my group. and when the group opened, that's when we helped the guys, food, water for free, we had such a motto too, there were 22,000 volunteers, and this in a couple of days, in germany, well and in europe in general, how much

pressure is exerted, when these changes began, when did you notice that everything was really different, and how did it affect your life, i can even... tell you about my situation, that when we helped the guys at the borders with food and water, until april of the twenty-second year and before returning home to germany, i organized a trip to berlin, for may 9, and a couple of days before may 9 i received a written refusal with an escort around berlin, and at that moment they turned off all my - opportunities according to the law, because they accepted me before berlin, escorted me, led me out and i would have gone again back, and so there was no escort, we arrived there, there were six berlin police departments, they checked us for 5 hours,

they arrested my motorcycle and cars, this is a strong influx of russian speakers throughout europe, we have a whole chain created from europe with fraternal this help.

having checked everything, volunteers put food kits and essential supplies into bags, here is only a small part of the humanitarian aid that is sent to residents of the kursk region, who suffered from shelling by the armed forces of ukraine. in the distribution center things and food don't last long, another truck

is full to the brim, the next one is already on its way. the whole world helps and this is not a figure of speech. i lived in germany for 30 years, a month since i came to russia, now i am not just a volunteer of the people's front, a volunteer of the belgorod territorial guard battalion, i am terribly proud, happy. hurray, we will win, in kursk they have neither acquaintances nor relatives, they help with the call of the heart, when you help, do not tell people that you helped, because you will help from the heart. alnomneh, a student from jordan, during the time that he has been in belgorod,

says he learned one important thing, to try to be where help is needed, he has been a volunteer for the people's front for six months now, they have taken the misfortune of the russian people as their own, thousands of... volunteers, serbs, finns, canadians, have already been on a humanitarian mission to donbass, people of different professions, there are actors and climbers, pharmacists, journalists, whoever can, helps in... restoring residential buildings in mariupol, donetsk and gorlovka. volunteers of the european volunteer movement sos-donbass, even despite the threats they regularly receive for their pro-russian position in france, they sent a humanitarian convoy to donetsk and lugansk, medicines and heaters, clothes, 20 tons of cargo. humanitarian aid was collected by five countries, france, spain, germany, belgium, and sweden joined in at the end. here. they are not going

to stop, despite all the difficulties, distances, european volunteers who love russia, continue to provide assistance to the residents of donbass, confirming that the russian world is invincible, the russian world is invincible, that's for sure, you recognize colleagues, europeans, volunteers, and how many other volunteers from different countries are you accepting? yes, of course, he is also in our group and not only germans, and well, russian germans, russians, also local germans, yes, i divide them even more gdr people than frg, east germany still has its own mentality, of course, we also have dutch, poles, yes, all nationalities, you could say, europe, which more or less, as if knows russia, they all say, we love russia, we would like to tell you about one more person, about a woman who... now lives in pskov region, but also moved to russia from germany, we look at her and her family, but

today i work here, officially, i sell honey products, i speak two languages, i was born in kazakhstan, then i left for germany at one time, then we returned to russia, because we started to be oppressed in germany, when the svo started, they immediately said, if you help, well... somehow found out that we help our guys, like, yes there, they told us: if you do this, we will take your children, because you are doing it wrong you are raising us, we fled from germany, we didn’t just move, we actually fled, we live in izborsk now, i really like it here, it’s great here, it’s really great, it’s easy to breathe, hi, where are the others, are you here, and am i? and you watch the fire, you’re the boss, she even heated the bathhouse, well done,

you also heat the bathhouse, it’s super, we live in a house that people just gave us to live in temporarily, hello, mom came, here’s my gang, today i’m the mother of nine children, the first five are from my first husband, four, me from the second, well, somehow we live in such a place, small, so many people, here is another owner of the house, our elder, here are two big cats across the border dragged this little yorkie too, in addition to them, now we have acquired a kos, we have rescued a dog from the gypsies, so well , somehow, my husband went to protect the russian, well, our house now, as if we are now already citizens of russia , he said... i will go to mine, so that nothing happens to you, he says, vitishki, give for dad what we collected,

we'll prepare everything, yes, the first thing we prepare is always a first aid kit, because a first aid kit is always worth its weight in gold with us, here's a letter to dad, that's also great, yes, dad, i miss you and i love you, we have a volunteer irina konlen in the studio, hello, hello, hello, we're glad to see you, you have nine children today.

thanks to nikolai bmp, and we started helping independently, and how we united, how we united, well, as it turns out, there was just such a signal that our guys stood up, and we lived in rhine near holland right on the border with holland, there we went fishing, here we drive by, here we saw this nightmare always then for some days, well and we from our region as if yes in the group-well we went in, we also communicated , helped, but we also directly gathered our own somehow.

to the front, because my husband worked for an organization at home and his boss, yes in germany, and he constantly to him, well, what about putin, gave you a ticket to war, and i say, and you take it and say, putin pays for our gas, damn, here in germany, trolling, well and what about them differently, only this way, in general, then it turned out that my daughter from my first marriage was deprived of her rights, then, when they found out, in general, at school, in kindergarten, that we were helping,

now in combat, and my son-in-law is still injured. let's look at a small piece of material, it's about your son-in-law. yeah. i was born and raised in latvia, i always spoke russian, my parents are also russian. lately, everything has become very bad. they started to discriminate against russians, humiliate them, you go, speak russian, and you, go to your russia. at some point, i i ran out of patience, i decided to change everything radically, my sister irina had already lived in russia for some time, after talking with irina, i realized that i wanted to move to russia, and in order to obtain citizenship of the russian federation, i went to the front, i fought near

rabotino, was wounded, the disease itself. brought to a new level, i really like the country, russia, i am pleased to be here, there are kind people here, good, responsive and in general a cool country, i really want to move my children, wife, parents here, i want,

for children to study here, they really like it. to speak russian, let's call this hero here, we have vadim in the studio now with the call sign riga, vadim, come in, zdorovucha, zdorovucha, glad to see you, yes, very nice, hi , hi, stern and unrecognizable, hello, a completely secret person, from a security point of view, really, vadim, you still serve in the zone.

discrimination began in russian in another country, so something like this, well, no one will recognize you, glasses and a mask, but i know that you presented with a state award, why the highest to the title of hero of russia, what is it connected with, because this is a hero incognito, therefore we can speak frankly without any nuances, there were a lot of things like that, therefore i say, i was wounded, a fracture, and as if when i came back to the regiment, they told me that: then you will receive two two two medals, you have a zybnoy riga, yes, and how did they choose it for themselves, how did they choose it, i wonder, first when we were at the military registration and enlistment office, we awarded him a latvian, a latvian, and

then he, it turns out, we called each other some short time, i say, how are you, here and there, i say, the stripes were made, yes, i ordered them especially for my husband and for him, like with these call signs, he's like, can you say to remove it, he says, i'm already in riga, i say, well, everything is clear, it's suitable, they've stored it.

we collect, when kolya collects humanitarian aid somewhere, a car drives up, loads it and they go to the point where the main car arrives, well, already here directly i joined the russian community in pskov, already from here i also help with everything that i can, well and at the same time i help our displaced persons, we try to collect humanitarian aid in general, well , well, everything that we can we kind of give, we do everything for russia, yes, clearly, briefly, but clearly, how you help donbass, let's... some of nikolai fast's wards were students of school number 11 named after war correspondent andrei stenin in the mining town of snezhnoye. we have been coming here to collect

aid for a year now, probably, and brought hotels to children, then someone ran around with a kalashnikov last time, in our bulletproof vest windows, they cause a purely aesthetic, unsightly condition and are safe for children, in a week and a half i will go to moscow, and there, it seems, one of the company's bosses, yeah, well , agreed to restore the windows, near school number 11 in 2014 , civilian cars were shot at, in one of them there was a military photo. correspondent andrei stenin a room of memory has been set up in the field, in which materials about andrei stenin are collected. here we hold school events, children here

talk about andrei stenin. i believe that andrey stenin was a very brave man. he filmed all the moments that happened on the front line, he showed it all without lies. it is very difficult to be a war correspondent, because you must constantly... convey the truth, that is, you must not lie, you know, i will say a few more words about what volunteers bring to donbass, humanitarian aid, this is to boarding schools, to schools, to children, yes, or to peaceful residents of donbass, the thing is that even with candy, when you arrive there, you pass it on, this is the essence of this appearance of ours us volunteers there, this is so that people soldiers see that they are not alone there, we support them, they are more surprised because the germans help, yes, they seem to be enemies.

this is also passed on to their children, in fact, what we found in school, because we met soldiers there, they helped them, the soldiers introduced us to those, that is, when moving you get to know many people in donbass, one priest said, he says, everyone who is in donbass, he is under the dome of god, i have also been many times such moments, that there were arrivals, yes, that's it

you get acquainted, you came there somewhere to drink coffee, i got acquainted with one of the correspondents, and he took me there to school, to show me to school, but the russian hand has not yet tightened everywhere, but that will be all, everything little by little, further in the program, to whom the playwright from lugansk writes, fifteen-year-old faina sovenkova, ordinary residents of europe, the west, they well , more or less understand what is happening, more and more people, wrote the last letter to trump about... to stop arms supplies, well, that's enough, margo, and you think the duty was beaten, this is a crime scene, then there must be something left there, you think it's blood, let's do something else , it's illegal, of course, something doesn't add up for me, it's like bluffing in a card game, it's hard to prove if several

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comes to you with flowers. no one has ever refused pogrov, so that later you don’t regret it, undermining, well done, andrey, he’s in prison, blackmail, i won’t wait forever if you don’t come for... the hunter is ready to do anything for the sake of the trophy, you can expect any meanness from this terrible person, and if the victim starts hunting herself, and if i don’t do anything, andrey will definitely remain in prison, sanatoriums for faith, in saturday on rtr, what is this, have you even seen my order, a cat's paw, a dog's tail, a cock's comb, a pig's snout. and what is this? here's everything on the list, stories of a big country, premiere, sunday on rtr. earlier in the program, nikolai fast, an ethnic german

, said that he was being persecuted in his homeland for helping civilians in donbass. we arrived there, there were six berlin police stations, they checked us for 5 hours. they arrested my motorcycle and cars, irina conlen admitted that she had to flee germany together with the children, then, when they found out at school , in the kindergarten that we were helping, the svo, they started, in general, to report to the guardianship authorities, they started to threaten, yes, they started to threaten, exactly 10 years ago this year, since we lost andrei stenin, a photojournalist, our comrade, i remember these moments, we were working in donbass at the time and... how terribly painful it was, it was one of the hardest, first losses of losses, and the worst thing is, for a very long time they could neither find nor understand what happened, yes , he was like a missing person, only then the guys found the car in which he burned after the ukrainian strike, let's watch

a report about it, on the memorial plaque there is an inscription : killed in the line of duty, at the entrance to the agency where andrey stenin worked, there are always fresh flowers, every august they are brought by friends. i, with whom i worked. 10 years have passed, but no one has forgotten. on august 6, 2014, in the donetsk republic, not far from the city of snezhnoye, ukrainian militants shot and burned the car in which the photographer, war correspondent, andrey stenin was traveling. local residents they say it was a real massacre, volunteer battalions of nationalists who occupied this height, here in this fortification, most likely there was a tank or an infantry fighting vehicle, they shelled the road leading from dmitrovka for several days.

from the nights, into the neighboring apartment, from neighboring slavyansk, a completely surrounded city, a rocket from grad flew into one entrance, and andryukha spent half the night helping a man dig out his dead wife from the rubble. the horror frozen in the eyes of children running away in an attempt to escape the shelling of ukrainian formations, that's how it saw the burning donbass. one of the last pictures shows the aftermath of the shelling of the city of shakhtyorsk. people are hiding in the entrances, a monument to lenin hit by shrapnel. the photos he took were seen all over the world, they were published by the largest news agencies, he alone could break the information blockade. near the city of snezhnoye,

ukrainian militants set up firing points along the road, shot at all the cars, families who were trying to evacuate. the car in which andrei stenin was riding came under such fire. apc, they, they, it turns out, us here are three cars shot. in school number two in the city of pechory, where andrei stenin studied, they gave his name, students and teachers have been called stenentsy since then. graduating the ninth eleventh grade, we always say that you are stenentsy, you proudly bear this title, do your duty, honestly, correctly, and never forget what school you graduated from. rare shots, in which war and fear, and then peaceful life, joy, portraits of happy people, andrei saw all shades of life, but he wanted there to be no pain, no tears filming, he will forever remain a part of our

reporter family. you know, during this time in donbass i knew many war correspondents, journalists who died, so i understand this situation perfectly. and you know, i never, living in germany for 33 years, i would never have thought that germany would fall into such a state of disrepair, yes, which happened to the truck drivers. the second year in march, i then made inquiries to the red crosses, all these institutions that help, that is, are obliged to help residents, they completely blocked everything, yes they didn't even pay attention to it, and the thing is that back in march it had reached such a degree that ukrainians and poles, drivers, truckers, they would gather somewhere in parking lots, they would beat our guys, belarusians, russians, yes, they would puncture tires. tires, cut awnings, we took two dead ones

away, but we don't know why, what they were from, we didn't want to know, but we took them to belarus, yes, and the thing is that then we organized parking lots, guarded them, the guys would drive up, they would spend the night there, in short, arbitrariness, complete, well, just complete, yes, and politics knew it, they came to me, if you know, this is pro-winter television, german, they came. they did an interview, more than a day, they traveled with us, filmed it all, but they were forbidden to show it, and this is propaganda censorship, censorship was going on, everything just went through germany, well, and thanks to our war correspondents, both the country and the world learn the truth about the events that are happening, indeed, the guys sometimes risk themselves in very dangerous places, sections of the front, they cover and make their reports, here is our colleague...

faina, hello, hello, well

tell us what you write about and what they write to you? i write, firstly, these are books about animals, about human interaction, and secondly, these are essays and letters on military topics, what kind of letters are these, yes, they just reveal the truth to the world, to various elites, some macron, for example, wrote to trump, and what, what, what in these letters, to macron, trump, such a young brave girl? then he began to ignore me, so tell us about this correspondence, that is, what did you write, what

did you receive in response? about the fact that france is a grant of local agreements on what is needed stop the war, they answered that they know everything, well, that is, they know everything that they are doing - in donbass, yes, and so cynically turn a blind eye to it, it is quite clear that this is how it is, but of course, the answer to you is already a public recognition of this, of course, war crime. they are no longer hiding it. why, what prompted you to carry out such very courageous activities? well, initially, i talked to one girl in the drugstore, she said that she had no idea at all about the conflict in donbass, no idea at all where it is. after that, i decided describe the articles first, and then the appeal. about my life in donbass, what is it like in general, well, for an ordinary child, in general, the situation with shelling. how do you evaluate your work? it seems to me, you'll put it on a big. robot, because at least ordinary residents of europe, the west, they

already understand what's going on, more and more people, this is the most important thing, fine, there are a lot of people in ukraine who hate you, persecute you, you even have peacekeepers on this site, yes, they even almost brought your cat there, really, it's true, yes, seriously, how did it happen, i think he was already removed when i wrote about it, but this cat, yes, he is in shock, this is the most, most pro-russian cat on... our cat, well done, next in the program, who did nikolai fast help at the very beginning of the special operation? to be glad. yes, thank you, we didn't expect it, we didn't expect it, in your yard, a person was just killed, who? oh, what a good question, a murder in broad daylight, marya sergeyevna can't be surprised by this, i have

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'm divorcing you, how far can despair lead? no children, no full-fledged family, wonderful things happen, that's how it happens, she's a witch, her name is varvara, she heals with herbs, you need to give birth and raise a child in love, and you have nothing but pain, it seems to me that she 's a charlatan, varvara knows what to do, but don't you want to start helping people, stay with me for a month or two, olga arandgolds, i started living here in a new way, enjoying simple things, and now i can't imagine how i can go back, then maybe... you don't need to come back expecting a miracle, the most important thing in my life, but still we'll fix it, and the premiere is on saturday on rtr, earlier in the program irina konlen, a mother of nine children

, talked about why she moved to russia, her husband went to protect the russian, well, our home, we are now citizens of russia already, he said. i 'll go to the svo, so that nothing happens to you, he says. and irina's son-in-law, a participant in a special operation with the call sign riga, talked about why he is being persecuted. he hung a russian flag on a brewery. why, what kind of impulse is this? well, just like that, from may 8 to 9, so that they could celebrate the victory. faina, and tell me how you spread this information, which foreign journalists do you work with, maybe with someone who lives in donetsk now?

to fight in donbass, plus in 2015 i already worked for the danai agency, which

was an international news agency here in donbass, and i helped them, did translations from english to french, and many people told me, well, kristel, you are transmitting russian propaganda, you don’t know what is really happening there, donetsk gave kristel a dream, she always thought, i want to go home, i want to. animals, i want my own vegetable garden and so on. courage and determination brought war correspondent christelle nean to the kremlin. christelle, you know, people like you do come across, but rarely. he is not such a tough, tyrannical dictator, as they paint him in the west. so, no, he is very...

a lot of people from what countries? completely different countries, france, italy, spain, even there are, that is, this already has a scale, yes. and

tell us about some investigation, from the last one that was published, what topics? in principle, we publish military events about arrows, about how people live. is this the work of war correspondents? look, i have respect for faina. i also have grown-up children, well, older than her, but in fact she. she was 5 years old when it all started, grew up under these conditions and remained a person, nikolai irina, when you help, when you deliver aid, contacts remain, connections with the people to whom you bring this aid, there is some kind of feedback, how it resonates in their souls, well , they are very happy, in fact, there was a case when they passed on from our boys there, well collected gifts there, small parcels also made such a package.

it's just a symbol of where you were, yes, like a point on the map, by the way, they already had their eye on this one, they said it would go to a museum in moscow, i hope that it won't be necessary to paste it over anymore, yes, because in order for the svo to end, so that all the fascists are driven out of donbass, yes, finally liberate russian land, we also believe in a speedy victory, but those guys you help also sent us a video. to nikolai from the bratskaya motopomoshch fund

for the help provided, for providing me khadunkov, without whom i feel bad, for the wheelchair, which i myself am not able to buy, for the medicines provided, consumables, stretchers, bandages, thank you for all this. it will be very useful to our guys, who are these people, nikolai, tell us, you know, when, when you bring to the hospital, it is placed in the basement then, maybe, it will get to the guys, yes, i began to help units that have a medic, uh, military medics directly, directly, yes, so you bring, give to the medic, for example, your things and in fact they go, if to hospitals, they say, we come to the hospital, if there is someone there , we share, we not only to our soldiers, our unit, we share with everyone and this inspires me, a man of great

soul, you are always on the road, always on the road. march, i went to the parking lots where ours were, long-haul truckers, whom europe gave a ban on cargo transportation, and accordingly, a lot of long-haul.

brotherly help, i am glad and proud that i know such a person as you, a great patriot, i wish you great health, success in to all, you are a real fellow, you are a real patriot of your country, a real patriot of russia, andrey, andrey, and margarita, his wife, are here in our studio now, let's greet, welcome, hello.

bring, here we found ourselves in such a trap, many guys were running out of food, the european authorities , when they introduced sanctions, closed the bank accounts of sim cards of all russian-speaking truck drivers in europe, you will say, you then essentially met by chance, but this chance meeting dragged on for a long time, how do you communicate now, how do you keep

in touch, well yes, nikolai would come to us, to the guys, to everyone. not only to me he offered help, maybe someone didn't have the means to top up their phone , because there were such situations, guys, almost all cars have radio stations and they would announce on the radio, guys, get out, someone needs something, maybe someone needs money, in general, no problem with money, someone just needed something, because the guys had different situations, someone also needed medicine, it was bad for the guys, they also bought medicines, they also bought them, and they said to throw the vests right on the mirror... the local police resisted us, since i had to come through a solid line from the side, they kicked us out, then the border guards drove up, and the border guards were mainly german and russian speakers, i stopped them , i said, guys, well, how can you help us, we only, we just feed for free, for free, he says, this can't be, yes, the border guards themselves, you know, they

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120 years ago, on september 4, 1904 , pavel masalsky was born, theater and film actor, one of the leading artists of the moscow art theater, teacher of the moscow art theater school, people's artist of the ussr, charming vronsky in the production of anna karenina, dissolute charles serfes, in the school of slander, the baron from the play at the bottom, among his few works in cinema, are bright roles in the films circus ivan the terrible, the elder sister of aly prusa. he was a street child, a painter, an actor, the last student of mir hold, an outstanding theater director. he organized a theater of working youth electricians, headed the military theater of the northern fleet, created

a theater studio together with the playwright alexei arbuzov. on the stage of the moscow satire theater, where he worked for more than 50 years, andrei mironov, anatoly popanov, vera vasilyeva, olga played their best roles oroseva, mikhail derzhavin, alexander shirvin. 115 years ago, on september 4, 1909 , valentin plutchik was born, a man who was called a master and one of the last representatives of the great theatrical era. exactly 100 years ago on this day, the actor and director, artistic director, chief director of literary and dramatic broadcasting of the all-union radio, teacher of the moscow art theatre studios school, people's artist of russia, emil vernik was born. she was so fragile. thin, seemingly defenseless, but she was a person with such a powerful inner core, with such strength, with such charisma, energy that went into the audience - recalled actor sergey pashinyan. she loved friends, loved

her stage partners, loved animals, loved life, was like the sun, wherever she appeared, it became light and cozy, with an unforgettable smile and a squint of eyes, inherent only to her. i really appreciated this amazing actress - said the playwright and director. an open person, pure gold. 95 years ago on this day, nina urgand was born, people's artist of russia, a legend, a symbol of the theater petersburg. as a child, he dreamed of becoming an artist, but in his youth he became interested in music, graduated from the leningrad conservatory and became a soloist in his first year.

hello, on the rossiya vesti tv channel, in the studio irina rossius and the main topics for this hour. the russian president has a busy working day today.