people pay so far the minimum from 10 to 12,000 rubles. if we compare with the ukrainian one at 2,500 hryvnias and at a good exchange rate, then the russian one is more than four times the liberated kherson took from the non-hero to its borders. sveta promises to give a week, then the water supply will improve, communication will appear, builders from russia will come to restore the destroyed village. people very quickly figured out who was shooting at first, when else is there? well, as soon as the russian troops came in, the national guard came up and said, when will you stop we should shoot. she says, well, how? do you think that we ourselves shoot? and people began to understand that it was not the russian army that was shooting, and then they realized that they were shooting at them, as they considered them to be the ukrainian army. and now i studied the famous phrase in a different rag, that is, there are people here from the point of view of the ukrainian army. but there are no people, that is, those who remained on our territory, they do not consider them to be people. it ended very symbolically, the ukrainian authorities here on the very

border of the kherson region, having bombed the houses of peace citizens lived so lakitny. more than one and a half million files are stored in the crimean state republican state archive, the third of which is dedicated to the taurida province. here i have a unique document in my hands. this proposal of prince potemkin and the creation of administrative units, if we speak in modern terms on the territory of the tauride province, the document

is dated 1784 and signed on may 17 with the personal signature of potemkin, candidate of historical sciences sergei anatolyevich relies only on lifts. i have in my hands a document signed by the prince potemkin's hero, the governor of taurida. with the proposal to create a bureaucratic staff on the territory of the tauride region, it still dates back to 1.684, and this proposal is about the actual creation of a bureaucratic apparatus on the territory of e, newly annexed to the russian empire and lands. e of the northern black sea coast, that is, these are officials. personal administration, and the police yes, everything arising from the state before that, on the territory of modern crimea, the horde of the crimean khan dominated in the place of simferopol there were tops and khan's minds parking of troops in the crimean khanate, which was under the protectorate of the ottoman empire, and in the xviii century and earlier there were a large number of

russian-turkish wars. and yes, starting significant events. this is the end of the 18th century, 1183, when the crimean khanate swears allegiance, and empress catherine ii is part of the russian empire, 178. the third year, catherine ii publishes the famous manifesto, its author was georgy potemkin, for which the governor-general of new russia was granted the title his holiness prince tauride after the signing of the manifesto on the annexation of crimea, russia became a full-fledged black sea power. the april manifesto of catherine can rightly be called the door of the open black sea from this moment the prosperity of the crimean peninsula and kherson, the city of a fortress on the right bank of the dnieper, where they built shipyards and opened admiralties to develop the land. new russia the empress entrusted prince potemkin

with allocating huge sums from the treasury for the improvement of the territory of the taurida province, which was actively populated during catherine's times. we live here a gigantic number, as well as nationalities and peoples , there are various documents about the crimean germans. about greeks, bulgarians, czechs, and other nationalities, but they moved. yes, they didn’t accept now, most often, they had to submit various documents in the russian category of nationality. in official documents, the religion of citizenship and class, which belonged to the citizens of a large noble genealogy book, was indicated. there is no mention of ukrainians in 1921. tauride province ceased to exist, and the soviet union gave its lands to the ukrainian soviet union socialist republic, but here it is necessary to turn to what the soviet government was already planning. yes, respectively, more precisely, i did not

plan. yes, you can’t say that, probably, but it was directly necessary to single out. uh, a clear administrative unit by that time was on. uh, a trend to form. yes, first of all, the trend towards a world revolution and, yes, until the end of the twenties, until stalin finally takes power, and within the country there is a tendency to form national e-administrative units with collapses. ussr ukraine proclaimed its independence, or rather square. but this is a completely different story, in which it did not appear. from the place of great russia giving life to the steppe lands of the northern black sea coast and the crimean peninsula our exposition is our protest. uh, our work is our protest at the kherson regional museum of local lore , significant events took place, which were expected for 8 years, the exposition dedicated to life reopened russian commander alexander vasilyevich suvorov 2.91 year the opening of this museum. it

caused. well, it really caused a holiday in the city, because suvorov is inextricably linked with kherson. here he was here repeatedly in the process, when the city was just being built, starting in 1782. well, we are next to the khingur battle diorama. but, by the way, this is, uh, the russian-turkish war of 1787-1791. suvorov was opened back in 1991 on the basis of a personal collection. leonid shiryaev, the philanthropist donated the entire collection to the museum, on the condition that the exhibition will not be included to the main exposition and the exhibits will be collected in a separate room in the courtyard so that visitors go there purposefully and this condition saved the museum from the aggressive decommunization and dervisification that unfolded in ukraine, when we began to understand that they were renaming the street of dismantling - dismantling of monuments, it could happen and

why do we need to dismantle our exposition? here you rise, look at the foundation of kherson , uh, we, as it were, revised, in fact, nothing has changed. ours is completely uncharacteristic. and if the authorities had looked closely, if the people who supervised had not looked closely, they would probably have asked us certain questions, but no one was looking closely. it actually saved us. and so we just closed the museum. the curators from the ministry of culture had questions at the beginning of the sightseeing tour, the audience was told about the founder of the museum, but many saw only the russian flag on his awards, they wanted to have questions, they had to explain that this is a medal for ivanovich kashki. i am something profound rather, the kherson museum, and on the date for the work on the general census of 1897. he was the secretary of statistics, that is, he irritated ukrainian officials. and st. george's ribbons.

activists vyshyvanka into a pistol, complaints were harassed in social networks against museum employees from the ministry sent more and more new demands that went against the well-known historical facts, the correspondence was cleaned up very well and you know, especially, m-m. for us , this fact is very important that we have preserved a lot from history. ukraine is real here are the halls, telling the rationale for kherson, we have portraits there of potemkin and ekaterina and ushakova and suvorov and the founding of the city. well, where can you get away from this, the director of the museum purposefully avoided the so-called ukrainian patriotic direction in retaliation. for this, kiev cut funding, but since the attendance remained high, but you, the kiev authorities, who defeated the maidan, ordered kherson residents to hold specific exhibitions. this is a well-known institution in

kiev, similar to the polish one, we were bombarded with traveling exhibitions. well, i say how how that's how it was we received this traveling exhibition and placed it somewhere in the hall, which means that it must be in order. and this exhibition had to go further. after us, she goes there for two weeks after us. uh, in the district there, the belozersky went, went, went, the whole district went and had to visit it means. but to say that with my memory of this exhibition. come to the opening of these exhibitions literally several times came, so to speak, the political beau monde of kherson , historians did not give up even when the high european commission from kiev demanded to pay more attention to the holodomor and to seriously edit the exposition dedicated to the great patriotic war. to begin with, everything was adjusted to european standards on september 1, 1939. the second world war began. and uh, then we are already in the hall we are at

home, where we talk about the beginning of the war. we told a small piece, very small, so that we could name the date, and at least some subject had to be removed from the general texts about the battles near moscow and the blockade of leningrad and the battle of stalingrad. well, we managed to leave the names and portraits of the kherson participants these events through them and told the story. there was a big text here, telling about these people of a general nature, a text about these heroes. this tells the danube military flotilla, which was still defending skoda, forced by the germans entered here in august. where is this text? well, actually it's not there, because e took off here, here's a void. here was the text map placed, and here was the general text. general text telling the person how

the main claims participants were reproductions of the famous photo, victory parade, on red square, the final exhibition hall, and the second world war or how is it here? right after the great patriotic war, the people of kherson are very sensitive to this period of life. e on their own land, but the kiev commission did not like the fact that copies of the banners and orders of the soviet army were presented here, which also embarrassed the high kiev commission. reproduction of a photograph of the victory parade on red square was embarrassed by the very word, red square. museum workers coped in this way, but kept the exposition of the difficulties of officials of the ukrainian ministry of culture also arose during the inspection of the hall of the history of the founding of the city of kherson, because it is very difficult with the founding of the city. you at least

somehow at least dance at least on the right, at least on the left you will not get away from the fact that she is again, uh, ekaterina potemkin. well, it’s impossible, that is, how to open it, but anyway, we here suvorov briefly opened on may 18 after the russian military liberated kherson and the national guard police ensured visitors safety. they come in and say, lord, there was a museum here feeling that even those who have been here. and it was completely erased from memory. for historical justice , the kiev authorities failed to rename suvorov street, as well as to close catherine's cathedral for visiting

. e port. with what began, the city of kherson, uh, almost 250 years ago. he also started sports kherson a seaport, a gateway to the black sea and a trade route for foreign ships. here and now moored, bitch, a circle with a turkish flag to open the way to the black sea for steamships, but they do not want to leave empty and are waiting for the harvest. for many years it was a parent enterprise for not only the city of kherson and for the entire kherson region, a large amount and volume, even in modern times , the port processed through itself at all terminals, there are about 4 million tons, and at one time this figure was my 12 and 15 million tons, then it's big big enterprise for the region not only for the city behind the wall of the seaport river a whole port complex and a conglomerate of enterprises on the coast.

dnipro, there are two more shipbuilding plants, two ship-repairing ones, one cotton plant and are called for the production of agricultural machinery at one time , more than 100,000 people were employed in production, a quarter of the total number of inhabitants of the entire region, and yet, the kherson region is more agrarian grow rice, oil crops and gourds here steel after the construction of the north crimean canal. the only living being as a result of the construction of this canal at that time, uh, the soviet union received about a million hectares of irrigated land. here from them million hectares from them er, it was planned about 600.000 hectares. there, until the end of the kherson region and 400,000 hectares in the crimea, and this was obtained, that is, a million hectares of the kherson region was more than 60,000 hectares. rice fields from them were harvested at 150,000 tons of rice per year. this ensured the food security of the country. rice crops

alternated with cereals in 2014. kyiv nationalists have already staged an introductory blockade of the russian crimea, cutting off the peninsula from the dnieper water for the political actions of the new ukrainian authorities. kherson farms paid off. from 2014 to 2020, we received a fourfold increase in the price of water. that is, as if, of course, it was painful for the foresters. first of all, well, not only for rice vitaliy bulk, he is well acquainted with the peculiarities of kherson rice growing. year. eh, the kherson region has grown almost 2 million tons of vegetables there. the figure was already 600,000 there. the area was swept

by a wave of protests, farmers simply threw their crops into the nearest ravine, but the problem of agrarians in kiev was of little interest to the supervisory regulatory agencies. instead of helping farmers , they engaged in racketeering. i want to say that here their work in the ecosystem pressure. that is, it was necessary. this is what you want to get. if you want, uh, the technician to get everything flows , restored the amount there. what percentage, let's say , allocates 10 million, that is, a million should give 10% of less. here it went and up to twenty percent. here i do not agree with this. nothing happened here. sergei suvorov in ukraine worked in the field of environmental control after the liberation of kherson, he did not run away, like many officials, but began organizing the work of the agricultural inspection. now the main task is to create a reference center that will work according to the standards of rospotrebnadzor and will unite several laboratories. kherson state

medical veterinary laboratory specialists of the newly formed agricultural supervision for a long time could not get into the building where the study of pathogens of domestic animals was carried out, they worked as a sapper, and in theory it is impossible to be here, but they let us in, we will not touch with our hands. what is here we do not know what pathogens. what serums? what vaccinations we know exactly what there were animals here, and mice to the building completely de-energized, as the light tells us. no, the ventilation is turned off on the floor containers with labeled syringes on the tags of the cat strain, what kind of strain it is. the russian

biologist still has to find out on the table. . as if they were leaving in a hurry, fearing to be picked up over and over again. yes , we know that there were rams, sheep, rabbits here. and mice. yes, mice were just being used to look at research being done for a pathogen on cereals. but what did they do with other warm- blooded. we don't yet know our escorts suggest that there have been trials of drugs of foreign origin, obtained during the trials. the data was sent to the customer, we will definitely be told about this by special authorities who came from russia and are already working here with documents, as

well as with those sera and e-drugs that we discovered. but we know for sure that experiments were carried out here. actually, certain experiments were made with animals and grains, as well as with other products that farmers used for sowing. the smell is terrible. chemical come on, it smells like spoiled culture media. this is a bacteriological laboratory. unauthorized entry is forbidden, everything is scattered, but refrigerators, household appliances and monitors are not touched . the laboratory, which is located on the territory of the former soviet republics, was quickly adopted by the pentagon, because here , mainly pathogenic bacteria

that cause very dangerous infectious diseases were studied. including not only he was interested in diseases of people, well, animals, because this is part of the trade war. which can actually be dealt with objectionable farmers by the head of the kherson agricultural supervision, urging us on the premises, we must come to the special services in order to carry out self-processing, and then proceed with the account of the equipment taken out. so it was the phytosanitary laboratory. and here are the passports. unfortunately the hardware. no, this is centrifuge-persuasion, natalya shipova, a laboratory assistant, a unique specialist in working with the pcr analysis system. unfortunately, pcr failed to save very expensive equipment there and there is practically nothing there. well, with the exception of refrigerators , let's say, and the computer. nothing else was

saved. not the most. the main accounting system is for. uh, pcr analysis is real times unfortunately, it is very expensive, and i have no idea why it had to be taken out. expensive equipment disappeared along with the former laboratory management. the station was simply plundered to sell the equipment. it is also impossible to use a microscope in everyday life. these are similar lenses. this is all that is left of the laboratory, which is one of the main ones for the agricultural region, and she gave her the only one. yes, for more than a year, only five microscopes were saved, which the employees simply hid at yourself at home is going to. uh, years behind me. uh, even for activities, yes, laboratories, and experts gathered. uh, the whole line. uh, subspecies of species of

insects. it didn't take out a whole lot. e was taken away, well , the collection, the collection remained managed to be preserved. eh, and some more. they managed to save valuable materials and equipment, as soon as the girls announced the recruitment of employees, they immediately responded and only 5, and the company needs a staff of specialists several times more, phytosanitary certificates and sanitary certificates are urgently needed in order to export their crops to territory of russia to start in the crimea in the summer will be interesting.

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20:00 in moscow with you russia 24 we continue to talk about the main topics of this sunday 7.000 m², according to the ministry of emergency situations, is now the fire area in the market of the city of volzhsky, volgograd region kruglova vera hello, what is the situation at this moment, what reported if injured? hello ekaterina well, by this minute, literally 10 minutes ago, the employees of the ministry of emergency situations announced the localization of the fire, but the spillage continues and, according to preliminary information, the spillage of the entire