o to one went on saturday to sunday on rtr. it was the program 60 minutes, right now watch our. all the best, goodbye. bye. about people who became heroes, about events that will go down in history. author's program ours with nikolay dolgachev and olga armyakova. hello. they are always on the alert always where it is hot and dangerous, veterans who have already become legendary. to our studio, they came today from the front line. for them, it seems, there are no impossible tasks. warriors with strong combat experience, many of whom are their own the path begins. 10 years ago, in the

donbass militia, the heroes of the assault brigade, veterans, today we will learn more closely. they have a long combat path behind them, the veterans are now defending the kursk border, there the fighters of the legendary brigade are helping to evacuate civilians and push back the enemy, there is a lot of work in the kursk region, and for them this is a personal matter, many are from these places, if i do not go , someone will go to another place, me, and someone needs the country.

altai and so on, the altai republic, the donetsk people's republic, lugansk and so on further. veterans are a named unit, vladimir vladimirovich putin. we don't just wear vladimir vladimirovich for nothing, here it's a sign of respect. all tasks will be accomplished. and this is a special page in the history of military operations. the industrial zone on the outskirts of avdiivka has not been liberated since 1914, now the territory is under the russian flag and this became possible thanks to a special operation by veterans, when 150 attack aircraft made their way into the enemy's rear through an underground pipe just over a meter in diameter, they covered almost 4 km in full uniforms underground and jumped out behind the militants, lightning fast, starting the assault, without interaction with other units , it seems to me that no operation, which i am sure, is possible, only clearly coordinated actions, and they give... a certain

result, also for this operation, every moment, every meter, every ten meters, every hundred you work out, heights, enemy positions, it was a real sensation, a few months later they repeated the success already near toretsk, in order to occupy a strategically important the settlement of kirov and turn the tide of hostilities, for several months the soldiers and commanders of the assault brigade veterans dug underground. passages are not a pipe, you see how mosquitoes fly in the dampness, all this with hands, a pick, a shovel, several kilometers deep into enemy territory, the surprise effect worked, and of course, the professionalism of the veterans through a tunnel dug by hand made their way into the enemy's rear and began to capture the fortified area, it was scary all the time, and it was scary not only in the partima, but that it would all collapse and at... you dig fearless and

swift, speed is a usual thing for them, from enemy drones you constantly have to dodge, here too there are its own methods. we are now moving in a uaz, quite an interesting product of front -line auto designers, the car itself is old, but the engine there is modern, as far as i understand, quite powerful, this is a car in such a way - it goes very fast, with slippage, with skidding, but... in general, this is exactly what is needed here, they go to victory together, with ingenuity and knowledge of the matter, on their chevron portrait of the president, and behind them the whole country, well , and the motto of the brigade, well, and russia, there will be strength, and today in our studio are fighters of the assault brigade, veterans, legendary, brave warriors, you have a lot of work in different directions, but were able to come to us today from under solidar, as far as i know, thank you guys for being able to escape. well done,

hello, and the commander of the reconnaissance and assault detachment of the brigade veterans, pot-bellied highlander, how the brigade united people from different regions, from different parts of our big, great countries, and how is it different, well, personal opinion, yes, veteran brigades of other, combat, we see this, once, well, trusted to this day somehow we try to justify this trust, external manifestations, they always speak about the internal state, about ideas, what chevrons, what signs, what do you have, even here you can directly use your example, well, veterans chevron. it took a very long time to agree, when they said this and that, but i was very glad, i was proud of it, and how did you end up as veterans? my eldest comrade, well he understood that i had already decided all the food, then he told me there, i heard, i know

there for one commander, who has eight years of colossal experience, let's say there to him, arrived in rostov the unit began to form. we entered from the mariupol direction at first, then we were quickly transferred to the kharkov direction, this is the highlight and then further. a lot can be said about many of the fighters of this brigade, really such golden people with huge experience, and we will try today also do at least part of this work, but let's watch a report about you for now. gorts: i started svo, i was the commander of the reconnaissance group of the operational reconnaissance depth. then the company commander, now the commander of the rsho, this is the separation of the shock detachment. my task is to preserve the life and health of the fighters as much as possible, while completing the assigned combat mission. we hold the defense of the position, while active combat

operations are underway on the other flanks, we are still in active defense, that is, we counterattack, but we do not leave, we do not go deep, because there are threats of operational environment, tactical environment on... in our area, i am proud first of all that i live in russia, in the twenty-second year, when we agreed on the name of the unit and chevron, i wanted to cry when they told us that the president's face would be on our chevron, so to this day we try not to deviate one step from the trust that was placed in us, it fully corresponds, everyone saw where veterans work, and well, as the supreme commander noted, if veterans work there, you can be calm that all the tasks set there will be... accomplished, in spite of everything, we were given combat missions, which we successfully coped with with five pluses, this is avdeevka, the second avdeevka, we were there for a year, this is bakhmut, avdeevka - it was an epic, it was hard, but

creaking we moved forward, we fought for a long time, right here we went to their rear, chaos began for them, at first they even...

difficult, well, we were in this direction for a year from the twenty-third year and for the whole year there the first there began to storm there, but it was not impregnable, there was such a fortress, there were machine guns on remote control, there you open the embrasure, throw grenades, the machine gun and it goes silent then it turns out that there is just a control panel, there is no person there, he works and works there, to understand, it is necessary that sooner or later this machine gun just goes silent, we are already gaining experience from... really different warriors are united by a brigade of veterans and today in our studio we have a very young fighter, it would seem, yes , with the call sign yakut you are only 25, but such a long combat path, what motivated you, why did you go to the front, why exactly to the veterans? well, the brigade of veterans knows everything, they

always famous for their exploits, and i constantly watched them everywhere on the internet and just couldn't stay away, now in the modern conditions of warfare, what? for stormtroopers , changes have occurred recently, what is absolutely forbidden to do on the front lines, and what is absolutely necessary, what may have been strange before, well, we all know that now is a modern war. this is our house, we are now in his

office, although he doesn't let anyone in here, but we still decided to take advantage of it absence, this is his desk, the most valuable thing on the desk is a photo of his granny , he doesn't like to show his medals or talk about them at all, this is not my achievements, these are my guys' achievements, how many times has he told me, take this apart... take it away, i say: no, i say, this is my pride, how should i put it away, when i asked him, i say, why did you decide that, and he told me: i have confidence in you, i am proud of you, you are doing well, i did everything for this, and now i am needed there, you can do this days, i was very upset and thought that dad would never... come again, i had many thoughts, to make sure that he didn't go, or to pour oil out of his car so that he

wouldn't leave again, i'm very proud of my father, not only me, some people at our school are proud of him, in my class everyone not only respects me, some are even afraid of me, pushkin was a reference book, well, uh, i don't know who liked what, he liked the fairy tale about balda, over time he already... he likes nyumensky process, mothers all wait the same way, it's hard, it's very hard to wait, we're waiting for you, my dear, for all this to end already, god grant that all mothers wait for their sons, we are very proud of you, take care of your children, come home quickly, i love both mom and dad, but i see dad so rarely... he brings mom a salary and me a chocolate bar or candy, and

i don't need anything, and i only want one thing, for daddy to be around more often, because daddy can do everything, she gave away all her secrets, daughter, brings mom a salary, me chocolate bars and candies, what do these meetings with family give, how they warm me up, the confidence that i'm on the right path, and what else will it give? well, this gives strength, strength, warmth. russia, that the whole country, absolutely the whole country

learned about veterans, including thanks to your reports, maybe, but you probably noticed when you questioned them about, well, how, well, well, what, very modest, evasive answers, and nothing about their heroism, let me tell you, as for this pipe, as the highlander said, it was not easy, it was... not easy, it was hell. in this pipe there were huge holes from shells from time to time, and in order for the enemy not to notice, it was necessary to go into another pipe, a little lower, here its maximum height was 70 cm. in a bulletproof vest, this is in a helmet, this is with a bc, this is with a machine gun, god forbid to be a machine gunner in a war, and most importantly, having reached the point, you need to immediately go to.

ooh, ooh, ooh, bullets are whistling, the assault brigade, veterans, went through the pipe to the rear against. and unexpectedly attacked the enemy, guys, this is not a pipe, you see how mosquitoes fly in the dampness, this is all by hand, the trenches are here quite peculiar, it's just a shell crater, where we're lying, covered by grass, dry, chavriks, our equipment is driving right

past us, working completely unpredictably, we stopped straight. by the goodness of the barrel, but what are you doing, guys? well, here it is, actually , the industrial area, or rather, the ukrainian trenches, which no one could take since the fourteenth year, but they gathered and took them by force of character, now this is shooting, these are our guys working to cover the group, so that the enemy simply does not stick his head out, there will be no hit, there is arrival, arrival. they work so hard traditionally from the front line from donbass two short, one drawn-out, hurray, hurray, yes, it really is a very hot job, well, and we understand perfectly well that the work of the veterans

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he celebrates his anniversary full of surprises in our studio in circle of friends. fediya and gray, you are unit commanders, not non-brotherhoods, fediya is a call sign, yes, tell us what it is like to be a commander and how, what qualities should the person who is followed forward have. when a person becomes some kind of commander, yes, under his command there is a camp, well, some number of people begin to work, and he must accept responsibility for these people, because

not only the fulfillment of the task, but also the lives of these people depend on his decisions, on his commands, therefore if he is not ready accept this responsibility, then it's not his, listen, well, you set the bar high, veterans really look up to you at the front and others? volunteer units and not only, but when you train your stormtroopers, are there any special skills besides, well, the well-known conditions of war, this is training, there must be constant training, that is, this is possible and some techniques, training material from the great patriotic war , including, because of course it is necessary, well, again, let's not forget, as i said...

i am the commander of the first rsho, in this case we are now on the line of combat contact, pushing out the enemy. my combat path began in november of the twenty-second year, i came as an ordinary attack aircraft, well , i gradually grew, the helmet did not penetrate, no, it's normal, it means, there were completely different tasks, from assault actions to active defense, sabotage actions, raids, completely different tasks are facing the brigade, the team is the target, the weapons are raised. the correct stance, no one turns, sideways the command from the knee, the target, from the knee, i came here as an ordinary attack aircraft,

went out to lbs, and well, the commander saw in me - that i can manage people, command, became a platoon commander, now the command is retreat, 3 seconds, no more, 3 seconds, they carried out some tasks, then returned back, let's say, recruits came. was engaged in their training, what's the joke here for, in order to throw off the weapon as quickly as possible, it was ready for battle, so that there was no need, the course direction, why is it the hottest, because they act with such methods, terrorist ones, that is, this is already there are no people there, there should be no leniency or pity for them, they are subject only to destruction, those who are there, all the orders that come from the top leadership, we cannot dispute these orders, what order?

the area was fortified to drive out the national battalions from there when on the approach you already see that the previous guys who tried to do all this, here they are, they are lying, our guys, they are lying there, and you go further, and you understand that the enemy is somewhere here, well, everything is somehow hidden, when the battle suddenly begins, he is straight really unexpected, you don't expect anything, you just don't understand anything, what's going on, who's running where and so...

there's nothing to do, that's not all, yes unexpected, so yes, yes, yes, some kind of, well then it was a tough, tough fight, well the first ones are very tough, you know, they are remembered right down to the second, that is, the first assault, how much time has passed, i just remember it as if it were a frame, it just crashed into the timing, we have a brigade medic in the studio with the call sign boxan, hello, boxan, in modern conditions modern conduct. buoy yes, what we asked the stormtrooper, the instructor, what has changed, is this a traditional classical approach to providing assistance, or is there something new now, how do you help the fighters

, here... assault medics, but we know that they hit the evacuation groups specifically, but how can you provide assistance in such conditions? well , you have to, you have to, there are no options, you have to help, well, this is our duty, such is our position, so how do you cope with fear, yes, with such situations, when the birds are above you, you need to help, with experience everything, everything little by little with experience, as if

we also know how to shelter. evacuate the wounded, everything is being worked out, so we are moving with time, so to speak, thank you, thank you for your work, that you accompany the fighters , save lives, here is gray, but really , every fighter needs first aid skills, you train them, naturally, this is an integral part, let's say, of the initial stages of training, that is, not somewhere later, that is, a person first takes a weapon in his hands, understands how to work with it, and almost in this same day he must understand how... to provide assistance to himself and his comrade, these are the basics, the foundation, without this there is no way at all, what protects a person at the front, this is faith, a bulletproof vest, these are skills and family at home, how did they perceive your desire to work at the front, who is waiting, who supports, initially you know how it was, somehow with fear, or something, somehow, why, where are you going, something like that, well, naturally, yes, people worry, but now everything

has changed. and somehow they are proud, it seems to me, after all, who, who is waiting at home, who does he support? well my close ones, my father, for example, that's who i have left, these are the closest ones, this is my father, we haven't seen each other for a long time, well already six months, well today there is such an opportunity to finally meet and hug, your father is in our studio, we unite families in the studio of our program, yes look, he came, meet, yes, warm up, this is such a surprise! thank you, we didn't warn you, forgive me, i really wanted to please you, so that your legs, the main thing is, hello, thank you for your son, yuri, well, i can't call you by your call sign, yes, because, but nevertheless less, yes, of course, close by, after all , you don't meet often, these minutes of meeting.

okay, it's also important for him that you don't worry, yes, that you feel calm there in the rear, but he's already an adult, he makes his own decisions, he knows what he's doing in life, this is the third contract that has ended, we understand that everything comes from the family, this is upbringing, love for the homeland, patriotism, that's how gray grew up to be a brave defender, what did you put into him , what examples, it just happened.

with the unit, with the commander, alexander i met arpekh, the hero of russia, back in 1915, i actually saw the formation of the brigade, i can tell you right now, not long ago i read a review - an article by one of the western military experts and he named the two most terrible weapons of russia, these are fabs and underground operations, this is such, let's say, such an intermediate stage and this is a calling card, such a, let's say, that very bar, the bar that the veterans raised, yes, in general, an unattainable height in fact from the very beginning, from the very beginning of e the unit commander, he immediately raised the bar like this and set, well, truly, it seemed like it was impossible tasks, that is, i remember one such operation back in 1915, it was necessary to place four anti-tank hedgehogs at a distance of 300 m from the enemy stronghold, two large-caliber machine guns, constant eyes,

constant duty and it is necessary to place four anti-tank hedgehogs, to block, that is, this is in the line of sight - this section is located that needed to be blocked, and the guys were able to do it, they were able to pull off the operation so masterfully, so technically. very precisely, simply calculating, calculating the psychology of the enemy, they were able to do it without a single loss, the enemy did not even fire a single shot, he simply did not understand what happened, well, our brother himself for the military and for the reporters who work in the zone of the military operation and worked back in the fourteenth year in our company for his time, then went to fight, it was difficult, i know, but now...

just when i found out about it, when i saw, when i walked through these tunnels, through the pipe, walked on my own two feet, i can say that i was just kind of shocked, because i wasn't carrying that much weight, well, the maximum that it was was a bag with a camera, and the guys there had a full combat load - that's probably 50 kg, plus they still had to carry some additional ammunition and they had to go - bent over three deaths and walk the first time, as far as i remember , 3 km, here in... the second time, sergei and i walked and there the pedometer simply counted 12 km in all the nooks and crannies, 12 in total in another but nevertheless 12 km is not a walk in the park in sneakers, though, well, completely different

, other conditions, other circumstances, let's watch a short video, fragments from your materials, let's continue the conversation, hello, i 'm vayenkor wednesday and i'm talking about war. drones don't fly and you can drive calmly, from below the continuation of the position on the left begins, i told how ours recaptured artemovsk, avdeevka, tarisk, the most high-profile special operations unfolded before my eyes, well, like this... there are sleeping quarters in the positions, the guys dug in the tunnel this is the shelter itself, actually here you can safely rest during quiet hours, rare hours of silence, and this is the very bribe,

here between the walls, the distance is about 90 cm, shovels are placed, exactly with these shovels, ugh, i can't even imagine how many guys worked here, worked for a long time, turn off the flashlight, yes, for a very long time? as a military man to assess the scale of the work done, the last time underground passages were dug, probably during the first world war, many guys survived, thanks to this undermining, yes, it was not an easy path, the war is hard work, well, that's work, as it is, yes, you were right there with the guys then, and were able to capture it afterwards, tell me about the fighting spirit of the veterans, well, modest, modest, at the same time each one has an order of courage, sometimes you can't get that word out of them. yes, something so detailed, like you, how do you do it? well, well, just to get the guys to talk, for this, probably, you need to be constantly near them, i tried to come to them whenever possible, now dima is smiling and laughing, because i drove him crazy, you could say, when when

he was with well with requests to let him work a little, and for him it’s a small, a small headache, any appearance of a journalist, for a commander it’s a big headache, and let’s say, when i look, i... i understand why the guys talk like that, why i understand their character, in fact, these are probably the most combative, some of the most combative commanders, those that i saw in general just on a special military operation, here fedio. constantly infects with some kind of not just optimism, but a fighting spirit, he’s constantly energetic and constantly this infects his personnel, and boxan won't let me gather, because fedya infects him first of all with his fighting spirit and sergey goris, he is like that, he is a very wise, wise commander, there was one of the personnel there, it was one of the first trips to the assault as part of a special military operation, this is to assault the great kamyshvakha, there was a third box there - he was sitting on this box - and as if

he was heading there directly to the combat zone in order to organize the assault actions and, let's say, so further strengthening of positions well here all the combat work here is the grief that fed they were always always in the most dangerous places that is grief itself he i don't know how many times you uh got wounded once even flew out with him in a helicopter. well really, when journalists appear in the unit, sergey, you won't let me lie, yes, because they first of all care about the safety of reporters, yes when they take you with them, how they agree, and how they protect, this is exactly what my namesake was talking about, that it's a headache, but headache not because we are in the way, because headache, because we need to cover, and not just cover, literally like this, like this, like this, like crystal, god forbid, something happens to us. it is clear that there are still risks in this situation, there is an enemy, yes, there are

drones, there is artillery, so to speak, anything can happen here, but in any case, you are absolutely sure that no matter what happens, i apologize, well, as it is, yes, in one form or another they will pull you out, that's for sure, when the guys are behind your back, yes, that's for sure, how do you do you manage to get them to talk? we usually talk about life, maybe about exploits, but in principle we talk, asking is useless, it's absolutely useless, maybe someday they'll accidentally tell their children, and even then it's unlikely. well, it's easy to talk about life, this is where

a man's character shows itself, well, we understand that volunteers are always very special guys, and what unites them, what common ideas, values, character, character, spirit, this strength, impenetrable in general, nothing, you understand, well, this is reinforcement, to do nails from these people, minimum, minimum, that is, it really is, well... listen, we went into this pipe, you all know him very well, his call sign is whale with one of the commanders, we saw him from your report, then we sat down and started chatting, again nothing about heroism, i say, brother, well, there is some, now i want something, and he just exhaled, he's been there for a month, why a month there, because the commander, yes, he can't abandon his guys, so he's been there for a month with the boys and nowhere.

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exploits, it is difficult to express why, but for each other, for each other after all... well, 90% depends on him, yes, he is just being a little modest, but we all know all the brigades, what he is like, he started out as a regular stormtrooper as a medic, that is, he always went with the stormtrooper group, baksan then very... he gave first aid to many people, then he himself was wounded and then we pulled him away, then it was risky, guys, here in our studio we have another one of your fighters, a fighter with the call sign smolensk, a young guy of 22, he went as a volunteer, he worked with his legs, as they say, it is very dangerous, as we know, yes, delivery of goods on yourself,

on your back, smolensk, how did you decide, how did you go, what became the main motive, i wanted to help the homeland to be useful and decided that... thus, having got to the front, i can be useful for the country, and what did i do before the front? well, after he studied, i met gray, thanks to his father, because we worked together at the same factory, gray told me about the veterans unit, i was inspired and well, that's how you left, yes, before that, family, education, here i graduated. unexpectedly painted icons a special operation began, decided that i want to help, friends, let's see about you about your family a little material. here he is in a military uniform, he was interested in how he would look like in childhood, my name is daniil, i am 22 years old,

call sign smolensk, i am from a large family, this is our icon painting department, here daniil studied, here is one of my works, this is a coursework, it was written at the beginning of the fourth year, followed all the events happening at the front and decided that i want to help the side. after that, how i, all day, starting in the morning, could not get through to my son, he was out of reach, in the evening my husband came up and said that your son is a prisoner. scolded him for not warning me, i experienced a dual feeling, i had a feeling, as a mother, of worry and

pride for my son, that he does not stand aside at this difficult time for our country. my main task was that i carried ammunition from one point to another, supplies, while performing a combat mission i was wounded, ammunition was dropped from a drone. i was thrown back, i began to burn, because he was carrying 20 gas cylinders in a backpack on his back, i learned about the injury from my husband, eh, at first we didn't believe it either, he sent us his photo, when we were really convinced that it was him, it was an indescribable feeling, pain, but at the same time, we were grateful to god that he was alive. my plans for the future are to recover, get a prosthesis, get back into action, if

my health allows, i will definitely return, i will continue to help the country, you have a wonderful family and they support you so much, and today your father is in our studio, hello, hello mikhail, thank you for your son first of all, a hero, a real one, so young and so brave, how to solve it? and he was preparing for this, we didn’t know, and he was preparing for this, brave, wise, despite the years, but god gave you a son, and you made

him like this, you tested him like this, the brigade has veterans and its own regimental priest, yes, father nikolai, you carry out this service with the fighters, how did you end up next to these brave warriors, it all started with the humanitarian aid that you provided, provided to the people of donbass, this is from the fourteenth year, there met the marine. and then already in the twenty-second year again met him, talked with the fighters, listened to them, saw that after all the need for spiritual support, prayer, it is inherent and it would be nice for the priest to be near them, to receive the blessing of his ruling bishop, to become a permanent priest in the tyrant's unit, and being in the unit, when our soldiers are on lbs, are constantly ...

our own soldiers also wrote off from us directly, those who have the opportunity, that is there were trained artists and here is the altar part , they painted it, here at the top we only wanted to depict the last supper here too, but we didn't have time, we were given a lot of icons, everything, when there is a need, an opportunity, you can always take it down and read these prayers that will protect you. talking with the warriors, i understood about the need for a priest to be near them, to support them spiritually, morally

, just to talk when they can... accordingly, after lbs to come, to tell something, to share something, some difficulties, some joyful moments, like in a family, when new soldiers came, you ask, do you believe in god, no, or they themselves say, father, we are atheists, so we won’t go to church, well, in principle, no one forces anyone to go to church, well, you won’t, you won’t, well, and having come, having seen what they are immersed in, when a person begins to walk close to death, to meet with it, then... faith in god, it awakens itself, we had one case, here is the last one, here in kursk direction, when the soldiers were surrounded, it was very difficult for them to get out of this encirclement, that is, the enemy is here, plus there are minefields, of course , immediately as we turn to god, lord, help, strengthen, and they say, then suddenly a ray of light appears, the sun shows us

such a path, and they say, that is why we passed the ray. he says and about passed just these minefields, with god's help we got out. you know, here is a prayer - it is like some kind of dome covers you. my priest advised me to read the prayer to the archangel mikhail. i somehow, well, it's the 21st century, i was a little skeptical about it. and then, when a person next to me was wounded. and the person who was standing to my left, that is, the furthest from the landing. he also got a little bit of our translator, and it felt like it all flew past me, i just read a prayer before that, and you can't even imagine how easy you start to feel and how calmly you start to act, absolutely, well, everything is different, everything is different, war is perceived completely differently, it perceived more calmly, as work, well, for

a journalist, of course, i don’t know how for... it needs to be read and not just worn as some kind of amulet, so to speak, all of our personnel have access to... performing assigned combat tasks, the priest always blesses us, that is, we line up, helmets there , hats there, and the priest blesses us, well , really, veterans are an alloy, an alloy, very strong men who know what they are fighting for, they understand what they are doing on the hottest sections of the front, though now your guys are in including in the kursk border area, let's

watch a short video from there, hello. we are in the kursk region, our guys are in moscow, we of course also wanted to be present, but we can't, since we are on the front line, the situation is stabilized, we firmly hold our positions, displacing the armed forces of ukraine, we are in a fighting mood, each of us is burning with the desire to fight the enemy, russia is behind us and here in the kursk border. you can feel the embrace of russian people, such support gives strength to all who are in combat positions, the enemy will be defeated, victory will be ours, because we are russia, putin is strong, well done , guys, they are fighting, victory to all of us, victory to veterans of the entire russian army, thank you very much for the work you

do, and to those people who support you, thank you very much, thank you for introducing us. we are a little closer to the veterans today, there are real veterans here, real people, real heroes, they are ours, and this was our program, about our best people, remember that the most important day for making decisions in life today, well, and we will see each other already on the next broadcast on the russia channel, right now watch the vesti program. on october 7, 1841, nikola petrovic njegos was born, at the age of 19, he was proclaimed prince of montenegro, a small balkan state dependent on turkey. the active work of the new prince, participation in the liberation wars, allowed montenegro to gain independence and enter the circle

of european powers. russia played a significant role in this. nikola maintained close ties with it throughout his life. emperor alexander ii called the prince the only, sincere and loyal friend of our country. and nicholas ii. nikola's two daughters , anastasia and militsa, were educated at the smolny institute and married the grand dukes peter and nikolai nikolaevich. they were the ones who contributed to rasputin's rise by introducing him to the royal family. the half-century reign of nikola, who took the title of king in 1910, was marked by the all-round development of montenegro. he streamlined the legislative system, contributed to the development of industry, science and culture, at the same time, he himself was not without literary abilities, having composed the national anthem. 175 years ago, on october 7, 1849, james

widcombe riley, one of the most popular american authors of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, was born. he was called a true national poet, the voice of the midwest and the american robert burns. in his own words , he wrote about simple. feelings coming from the heart. from a young age, she wrote, i was endlessly worried that there were no spectacular details or incredible circumstances in my biography, and that, perhaps, i could easily fit it all on one page, but i am firmly convinced that my books are a much more detailed and significant biography of me than anything else i can tell about myself. on this day, october 7, 1900... the poetess and translator, journalist and war correspondent margarita aliger was born in the fifteenth year. 90 years ago, on october 7, 1934 , novella matveeva was born. the poetess, prose writer,

translator, literature of the vedas, laureate of the pushkin prize in poetry and the state prize of the russian federation in areas of literature and art. a vole cutting, a nimble tit, strange. a man is afraid of people, they nibble a crust of cheese next to a siren, let him be afraid of himself, stupid not of the world, not paying attention to the game, a cat passes, small between the pines, the ladder will go down, here a spinning cabbage white flashed, i was there in the world, there is a witness, a mouse, a vole bluebird saw, let me disappear, let disembodiment, scary, not farewell, forgiveness. exactly a quarter of a century ago, on october 7, 1999 , genrikh sabgir passed away. today is the poet's memorial day.

today is october 7, 2024. hello on the rossiya vesti tv channel, denis plonchukov in the studio and, most importantly, by this hour we have received new data from the ministry of defense on the progress of the special operation. so, over the past 24 hours , another settlement in the donetsk people's republic has been liberated, this is the village of grodovka, it is located in the pokrovsky direction. a successful combat operation was carried out by units of the center group. in total , over 1,700 ukrainian militants were destroyed in 24 hours.