russia is facing direct security threats to sovereignty, but citizens are ready to defend their future to defend the truth with such words. vladimir putin spoke in the kremlin, where the heroines of today's holiday were honored by the twenty most worthy, the president presented state awards. he answered the talents, women, their professional achievements and the dedication they show in times of challenges, the head of state spoke separately about the special mission of motherhood, and dmitry v. catherine's hall of the kremlin outstanding women

of the country each of them has achieved important successes in the development of health care education distinguished themselves in the performance of professional and civic duty. your talents, knowledge , competence, responsibility, and determination make a huge contribution to the development of our country, achieving national goals in creating a worthy future for new generations. now, when russia is again faced with direct threats. yes, we see many examples of our readiness to defend our sovereignty the truth to protect people and the very future of our state, a native of kherson journalist. vlady lugovskoy, who received from the hands of the president. the order of courage on october 16, 20, with a column of journalists, when evacuated from kherson, was hit by a missile attack, was wounded, but even expired. she continued to help wounded colleagues with blood, she led

people away from the antonov bridge and the hummers who were beating on it, having been wounded and being in the hospital. i thought about how to escape as quickly as possible in order to return to work, and i turn to work associated with a threat to life attention. it seems to me that in this in this, and a significant part of russian women in general. not just waiting for something better in something, but the desire to work on the final result. this is such an asceticism of a russian woman, which is known in this state. the truth now the children

of the liberated territories have a chance for a better life to live happily, and while they will build their childhood. i hope everyone will have a peaceful sky over the head of the head physician of the children's clinical hospital. in lugansk , the president awarded lyudmila beletskaya with an order pirogov, the founder of military field surgery. what is awarded for the provision of medical care in conditions involving a risk to life, the nurse of the thirty-ninth separate detachment of the 106th guards airborne division, the president awarded the suvorov medal in march last year, christina took out of the fire and saved 12 paratroopers yes, it was scary, because there was shelling in this moment and, of course, it was very dangerous, but at that moment. i did not think that something could happen to me, the most important task was to save the guys. there is a feeling there.

surely everything will be fine. the victory will be ours, professor of medical sciences. anna zheleznaya was awarded the honorary title, honored health worker of the russian federation for 25 years of work at the donetsk center for maternal and child health. she was present at the birth of 5,000 little donetsk residents, even under shelling, i want to say the words of deep gratitude, to you personally and to all the russian people for the help, without which, of course, i was. today we have not taken place as a subject of the russian federation , no matter how hard and difficult it is. we we continue to live to hope and see the biggest award in the world, fragile and at the same time courageous, tender and at the same time decisive, they were a little embarrassed , receiving high awards today, their life is inextricably linked with the fate of thousands of our fellow citizens in the hospital in schools at work and in the ranks of the armed forces, they are rightfully proud of the country that they continue.

life in different areas from health care to culture in bashkiria vener and albina khaidarshina real celebrities in childhood albina was an only child and dreamed have a big family. now she has 13 sons , daughters, honorary titles of mother-heroine, she received, together with a resident of the lipetsk region, olga strelnikova, who has 11 children. this is a high award not only for me, but also for my husband, without our husbands of the second half, there would be no us, as women of the order of medals and honorary titles, an inspiring example for women in society, which russia is proud of both men and women. they are all born thanks primarily to women. and we feel her warmth and love throughout our lives. this a special mission bestowed by the almighty in

a normal healthy society. she is valued above all else. and even more so in ours, why even more so, because we have a healthy society based on our historical traditions , the women of russia have another important quality, the quality of patriotism, each of them is devoted to her country and her people, each sets an example of fortitude and loyalty to ideals, they are the real wealth of our motherland after the award ceremony vladimir putin talked to the laureates in an informal setting with a glass of champagne we are ready to organize long-term care for those guys who will be yes, due to injury or not, we are creating this state fund, which for sure, you know when to combine the efforts of all 13:30. well , i don’t understand any, the scientific director of the museum of the tolstoy estate, galina alekseeva, invites the president to yasnaya polyanus cultural and

scientific bridges to wear cultural international. the governor gave me so come us a lot of interesting things. we are waiting for during informal communication, president putin asked the country's youngest military commander vlada lugovskaya about her wounds at the antonovsky bridge by a law enforcement shell, and it turns out one shot and flew into the chest, pierced through the chest and poured out. here, near the row , completing communication. the head of state once again congratulated the women and recalled that respectful attitudes towards the beautiful half of humanity in our country are traditional values. i know that the guys on the front line congratulate their women with care, very loud attitude. thank you very much for the help you provide. here's what one of the speakers said. thank you very much russian people.

i want to say that you, in general, women from the outside are the most important part of the russian people and journalists and workers in the field of education and culture, the organizers of production and its leaders, but the main thing is that they are united by serving their fatherland pavel kostrikov irina kharlamova anna energodar attacked ukrainian drones this evening as reported by local authorities. they struck with incendiary ammunition. a massive fire broke out along the embankment. it spread along the power lines feeding the city and the pumping station. ignition area amounted to about 4 hectares, they were thrown to extinguish, fire officers of the national guard and the military, while the authorities assured that they were working. zaporizhzhya npp is not in danger. two children were wounded during the shelling of donetsk today, representatives of the dpr reported that

the ukrainian military fired from a multiple launch rocket system and large-caliber artillery. explosions thundered near the building of the children's social center in the proletarsky district. russian troops, meanwhile, have stepped up in the donetsk direction and the main goal is to move the front line away from the city, so that the shelling stopped, more about the situation in the reports of our correspondents yevgeny davydov and nikolai dolgachev multiple rocket launchers ukrainian artillery shelled the center of donetsk hits in residential buildings a fire started explosions also in the power proletarsky and near the front petrovsky district of the city turned out to be the second already the house completely collapsed. mom was in the house. mom got sick too. ambulance doctors work around the clock, only today, at least four wounded civilians we were. the shelling of the children's social center, where

there were 28 pupils, they managed to evacuate them in time, the ukrainian artillery strikes, the elderly quarters are similar. from hopelessness, russian units went to the southern extreme evdeevka in marinka, fighting literally for every house. frontal attack does not go infantry requests support for the enemy running artillery, howitzers, self-propelled artillery mounts powerful strikes on the fortification all accurate hit. you can go further, fragile and beautiful and suddenly at the forefront of dust doctors nurses who save lives every day and today receive awards and congratulations on march 8, marina viktorovna, only a handshake is supposed to be awarded, but how can you not refuse, for which girls in the arms of flowers heartfelt words and a declaration of love, of course, especially important in such a difficult time, happy holidays to everyone and thank you for you always also love with us on the price tag a short break and again in

places. even on my holiday, i accept congratulations, female doctors do not stop their work immediately after the award, another trip to the front line, you worry about everyone. where he is like him, and he will also be a psychologist. well, at once. yes, this one and not only a psychologist, but also mothers, aviation is working in the sky in donetsk at these minutes , entering the enemy positions, the pilots congratulate women on march 8, since only they can do this yevgeny davydov yaroslav borisov mikhail yemelin andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko from the donetsk people's republic. to advance, you need direct fire support from bmp btrs, terminators and tanks burn enemy positions, allowing infantry to move forward. on new frontiers. our they build a line of fortifications, the infantry constantly delves into this and life. that's all i am. the most

important thing is to dig in. let's move on from the severity of the war endure not only strong men among women are real warriors. here is the commander of a group of snipers, the fourth brigade of the second corps has come a long way. now the teacher , educator, mentor to lead, in principle, is not difficult, very disciplined. guys. i have men, in general, they themselves are good plasticine, from which i love the real defenders of my fatherland, my motherland, i’m already spending the second march 8 at war, twice. i cannot personally congratulate. i would like to say hello to my mother with your help. wife of the eldest daughter of the youngest daughter, i love them very much in the units operating at the front, there are many women military personnel snipers, driver mechanics, and even more often in their hands office work and supplies, and for the second pasta with canned meat meat a lot today, they are given flowers, even at the forefront we have a worthy woman,

a worthy girl. very beautiful, anyone capable, beautiful this officer has not seen for a long time wife, who also serves as a military medic, but the unit is far away through journalists video message video message along with flowers from her husband. we were able to deliver the addressee today. thank you very much, we drove more than 100 km one way and the other so that one married couple husband and wife could say a few things to each other. it was worth it nikolai pugachev and for the tatagons, together with the participants in the protests in tbilisi after night clashes, in fact, they switched to blackmail methods. they put forward two demands for the authorities to release demonstrators detained the day before, as well as to withdraw from parliament a bill on agents to fulfill the demands of the demonstrator are given one hour and they say that

otherwise the situation will only escalate more about the second day of the demonstration. in georgia, ekaterina will tell catherine that, in addition to the georgian flags of the us, the eu and even ukraine , one of the representatives of the opposition opened the rally with a beetle-leaf paper with the text of a bill on other agents, this document was the reason for the demonstration. after the country's parliament adopted it in first reading opponents, the current government. we saw the bill as an obstacle to euro integration. despite the fact that the document is a softened version of a similar american law, if in the united states the provision applies to individuals, then to georgians. versions we are talking only about the legal entities of the organization during the entire reign of saakashvili, the creation of this sadistic truly authoritarian system. they were tools. these same virgins as soon as they are called. so they didn’t write about this, by the way, to western scientists that hundreds

million dollars spent by the west in the first place, and almost money, but strengthening non-citizenship of society and it is freedom and democracy in georgia, it is strengthening the authoritarian market, according to leaders, the ruling party needs a law in order to ensure the transparency of the work of the media and non-governmental organizations that financed by foreign countries. but in the west there is no ambiguous hint of the adoption of this law. maybe even more. overcome the prospect of georgia's accession to the eu very concerned about the development of the situation. in georgia, law on peaceful protest is at the heart of any democracy the adoption of this law on foreign influence is incompatible with the aspirations of the eu which are shared by the majority. in georgia, adherence to the rule of law and human values ​​is the key to ess, in a word, what is allowed to jupiter is not allowed to bull the us and even threatened with sanctions, those responsible for suppressing the protests. in georgia, yes. we have such a law, but it

was sent purely, the fuck is not the eighth year of the influence of fascism in america of the west, you give me so many publications west, which is exactly what they say about these bibions of dollars. their authoritarian authorities of the ruling party called an attempt to link this bill with obtaining the status of a candidate for an eu member as speculation and stated that the country's parliament sent the document to the venice commission for analysis. we showed maximum respect for european institutions by sending the bill to the venice commission. but when we are told that we cannot discuss this bill. this infringement of the state and society , the fate of the bill remains open even on the eve of country president. he promised

to veto it, but at the same time, in the ruling party, in which the parliamentary majority announced their intention , ekaterina shamaeva and anna pogonina continue to support the document, seeking its adoption. on february 12, 1955, the leadership of the soviet union decided to create a test site for testing the world's first intercontinental ballistic missile and launching artificial satellites of the earth, the baikonur cosmodrome

. secrecy allowed the soviet union to save the world from nuclear war and survive in such difficult conditions. how did baikonur help the soviet union avoid a nuclear attack, and who prepared the attack and why? missiles are the buzzword for the baikonur project. and the fact is that the soviet union had an atomic bomb and it was known about it, but the problem was the means of delivery. we had bombers, but their range did not allow us to effectively fly to the territory of the united states and the united states of course. do you understand that the problem for them will arise when the soviet union has missiles, and they were in a hurry to strike first since the appearance of nuclear weapons at the disposal of the united states , the americans began to pursue a policy

of intimidation, the united states of america is the only country in the world that has used nuclear weapons. yes. e, so e in hiroshima and nagasaki, while e did not have any military necessity. e in the use of nuclear weapons. on our part, there has always been an understanding that this is a monstrous act. generally. but if you want yes nuclear terrorism. that's because what is terrorism-terrorism is the fear of intimidating the enemy by, uh, a terrorist attack against the civilian population. it was precisely that intimidation of japan that the united states of america quickly realized the advantage that they could get not only technological, but also political as a result of possessing a nuclear bomb and using nuclear bombs. in august of the forty-fifth year, perhaps, it did not make

military-political sense. because militaristic. japan was practically defeated, but this act was necessary in order to show the increased power in the united states of america that of the second world war. they come out not just as winners, but in fact they wanted to make the us superpower afraid not only of japan, in fact , nuclear blackmail of the whole world was also the main address. nuclear weapons in japan were not used against japan, but against the future, as it were, the giant superpower of the soviet union, the confrontation arose during the second world war and it became clear that the ideological contradiction the confrontation will intensify, therefore , winston churchill delivered a fulton speech, where he outlined the task of containing

the soviet union and preparing for war. he proposed, uh, the unthinkable project, when yesterday's opponents, and the bloc, which included both great britain and the united states , became their allies, that is, the german army. uh, the nazi fascists, including those who were recruited and became fighters against the soviet union , the american dropshot plan was developed in 549 , it provided for a nuclear attack nuclear aggression against the soviet union that is an unthinkable thing absolutely four years have passed since the soviet-american soldiers of the red army. and jay fraternized on the river. elba yes, there are known elbes. uh, friends, the help was colossal, provided in the soviet union. and now the americans are going

to bomb, a dropshot plan was developed, under which 85% of the industrial potential of the soviet union was to be destroyed. uh, the central cities were to be destroyed. first of all, of course, moscow and. e, in fact, the soviet union was supposed to e, turn into a third world power, the blow had to be carried out by means of b-29 strategic bombers. and those who struck a nuclear bomb dropped two nuclear bombs on japan that is , what is called a disarming strike, that is , in fact, these are, in fact, plans to bomb a country that is an adversary.

there were several such plans in the forty-sixth forty-fifth forty-sixth forty-seventh forty-eighth ninth year and each of which provided for nuclear strikes against the largest cities of the soviet union and the number of cities. it was determined by how many bombs there were at that time in the united states of america, but soviet intelligence learned about these plans in a timely manner , the need arose. to develop effective intercontinental delivery vehicles, so the baikonur project arose, it was built as a special secret object of the united states, by that time a unique aircraft and u2 machine had appeared, which was out of reach for russian air defense systems and the united states used this. flying over the territory of the soviet union, a high-quality camera made it possible to film a fairly

wide band on video and then detect a variety of industrial defense facilities. despite the intelligence activities of the united states, our country managed to keep the secret until 1957, when the world's first intercontinental ballistic missile r7 was tested. it was capable of delivering, at a distance of 8,800 km, a 1:3 megaton nuclear charge. they exposed the russian construction program baikonur is quite late and the soviet union managed to restore or come closer, let's say. so the only way to get closer to parity by the united states. and at the same time, you had to bluff strongly enough to demonstrate something that has not yet happened? that is,

not a large number of missiles were created, but nikita khrushchev actively demonstrated. e that we have a lot of them, that we stamp them. uh, we do like sausages and this had a deterrent effect. although in reality, we lagged behind the united states and the number of missiles. it was 10 times less than the united states, we simply had time, you know? and of course, we still have to be grateful to those people who carried out nuclear projects. here we are still alive, because we have atomic weapons, only this. well, here is our homeland. the scenario of a gratuitous nuclear bombing of the ussr is a thing of the past and now the united kingdom and the united states prefer to pretend that such plans did not exist, leaked data on dropshots and others. uh, here are the plans for a nuclear war against the soviet

union, this is information leaked by dropshots were published by a private company, by the way, and, uh, it means at the state level, uh, not the united states of america or the allies talk about it, although there is something to tell about, because not only the inhabitants of the ussr had a real chance of being subjected to nuclear bombing china along with the soviet union was considered by the united states as a legitimate target for a nuclear strike, despite the fact that even china was not involved in conflicts by the united states, but when a strike on the soviet union was cloned automatically into the strike map also included targets in china. well, as a state with a communist regime, it was considered as a single entity together with the soviet union, so the chinese, not so to speak, e, planning no confrontation with the united states and

not planning any nuclear exchange meanwhile were subject to destruction for sure just like the soviet union during the uh korean war at the head of the uh american expeditionary force, or rather a multinational corps under the flag of the united nations who acted in korea on the side of south korea of ​​the south korean regime uh, stood as a general , macarthur, who uh, spoke about the need to use nuclear weapons in the house of the border with the soviet union immediately after the creation of a nuclear bomb, the united states was already looking for a target. to test the new invention and even before striking at hiroshima and nagasaki, elk planned to test nuclear weapons on german cities among them, in particular hamburg and hannover hamburg

was chosen because it is a port city. and it's a railroad hub, and it 's a big enough city, so the us military was interested to see what effect a nuclear explosion would have in a port, that is, for a sea strike, uh, for a city. well, for the transport interchange, and germany was already close to capitulation, and in general there was no need for a nuclear strike, except for a show of force. as what, in fact , was also part of the plan for the happiness of the german people, germany capitulated before the americans implemented their plan. and then under the strike was no longer germany, but japan . although nuclear weapons were not used in germany , on february 13, 1945, three waves

of anglo-american bombers practically wiped out the villages where there were no military units of frivolous military enterprises. in total, about 3,000,837,000 tons were dumped, they also dumped containers filled with a mixture of rubber and white phosphorus, phosphorus, a viscous mass ignited, covered the walls of houses and people and burned, a similar fate befell hamburg , where the resulting fiery tornadoes melted metal and concrete. once upon a time, uh, the soviet physicist alexandrov and uh, the american uh, nuclear scientist carl sagan developed the concept of nuclear winter. she is by the way today. e is forgotten. by the way, they gave an example.

uh, when uh american means, the flying fortresses were bombed by dresdens, hamburg in the course, which means it burned uh, concrete and metal and destruction were such a force and uh, the ashes that uh rose into the air, uh, it really blocked the sky from the sun for 10 days completely closed over this territory and only powerful air currents, as it were to say the wind, in short, it blew it in 10 days, they cited it as an example of what nuclear weapons can lead to. i use nuclear weapons as a result of the bombing of dresden in the usa and great britain, according to various estimates, from 25,000 to 135,000 people died, mostly old women and children the exact figures are unknown, since the city had a huge number of refugees in hamburg as a result of the bombings in