next came. ah, quite highly qualified, one of them is an architect engineer, uh, a road construction designer, and now there is still a stage of relocation. 3d modeling specialists yes, yes, let’s look at their resumes, because the demand for such specialists is now quite high in the region, so there are several projects in which they can be involved natalya germanovna polivinskaya , head of the investment development fund, she supported the idea on the creation of an organization the purpose of which will be to help immigrants from latvia in front of the region, but there is a very important task for a-a integrated development of rural areas of small towns and villages, but, besides this. ah, one of the target groups.

e, in this task, it was we who, at one time, and back in the twenty-first year, identified precisely compatriots, therefore, starting to work with compatriots, as from a target group, a on the project, a, we were faced with the fact that they have a huge one. question for a support uh from uh people like them, but only those who arrived earlier and who have already gone this way literally after the organization helped several migrants, and immediately the rumor on the other side of e did not keep itself waiting and very quickly to the same chat with compatriots, but connected, well, by to the invitation of those first emigrants, there are still a lot of future settlers. and look, we are now, uh , we are working on a choice, and the territories where a is

planned and the same development. hmm, and here it would be interesting for us, just the opinion of compatriots. a. maybe they have some special requirements to go, so that we immediately take this into account in such settlements. yeah, but it would be nice to create some kind of focus group with compatriots who are ready to live in rural areas, yes. i call a hut a chicken knife when we have such a swampy place here, like such a forest across the road, but how to say? i have always wanted to live in a house. here we are with my husband. unfortunately, there was no mutual understanding in this regard, therefore, in principle, i

’m even satisfied that life has turned out this way, and i i wanted the children to also live in nature and grow up, as it were, in labor. linda time a mother of many children alone with four children, she came from the latvian city of ekaus and had to settle in this modest village house. we just arrived and the euro exchange rate was the lowest at that time, and i, of course, when you transfer large amounts of money, you feel quite significantly. yes, these differences are courses, therefore, finance. we sank a lot. well, why did i have to, uh, go for such , as it were, inconvenience, or something, everyday here. well, they certainly liked it at first. that is, there they helped hard and cold and scandals, and there was even a moment that it seemed to me that they should be sent back to latvia to dad. it was hard. well, it’s hard as always, yet new things are coming, but now they have already got involved and are already helping without

any problems, and we are waiting for spring to have already divided who will sow which bed. we are already waiting for something, rather heat. the decision to move to russia has been brewing for linda for many years. how can you compare figuratively. here is the gray neck in the polynya that's all. less less for you and then you wake up. you understand that this russian space is no longer there. no, there are no newspapers, no television magazines. there are no schools, there are no circles, that is, you are completely destroyed, and i believe that this destruction is much more important than this one. ah, destruction of the body. if you want to remain a russian person. you can't live there, so that the children develop in the tradition of their russian culture . linda organized an amateur theater based on russian fairy tales. she herself wrote scripts , sewed, national costumes with one more teacher. just their free time

to engage with the children requested in the school premises. we were refused, we just practiced under the stairs. and when we were there we were taking lessons. you can drive, because how would you make noise there, that is, they showed. this is the attitude that russian culture is not needed here, and nobody needs your theater here. linda became more and more convinced that she did not want her children to grow up in an atmosphere of national hostility. we are like this is a torn off branch. yes, it dries up from the tree, if it is torn from the root, it is nothing can neither bear fruit nor live at all. and now we have this last umbilical cord, which is at least a thin hair. this is the one that connected us. it is generally torn , that is, either stay, die like a russian person, or so i say, i returned to my native source to fall down in order to inhale this again. here is this fresh fresh oxygen. i arrived when i went to pskov in black glasses, because i was constantly crying at me everywhere. here i am standing to me everywhere these tears are visible, these are compressed

thoughts and these feelings, they were compressed. so they began to defrost and everything began to come out. that is, i felt as if i had escaped from some kind of, uh, prison, you might say. as the russians look at you there in europe, you lived well all this time you lived well, that is, this is the external picture. yes, but how it feels inside is completely different . they were deprived of this full-fledged normal schools and normal education. now this is what i want to rather rather compensate for by running somewhere in the theater to the cinema. e, in circles, in order to make up for all this, because already older 17-18 years old, it’s like, well, something has been laid, of course, not in the way i would like modest living conditions for all five family members, they have to huddle in one

room, but each of the children has their own workspace while they wait for russian documents, study remotely and have already managed to visit sunday school and the library. the eldest daughter left a huge stack of books is what we shared in the library. i liked it because there were a lot of books, not classics. but rather maybe the same can be said of some novels not in the school curriculum and in general the whole story with the move. children perceive how the great adventure can be visited, as if in a novel it is all an old house, in winter the forest under the window looks darkly scary there. yes, very exciting even as small children. we rejoice that the snow has fallen and you can sled on the sled to ride the seals, they came there some animals. alexander

of latvia he worked in a large european company after the meeting at the leadership on the day the special operation war began. he realized that he could no longer postpone the move. well, i felt like stirlitz in the movie 17 moments of spring. that's when he would go to work, and there he would say one thing, nod, there he would tell something, and he would come home , he would sit down by the fireplace, and there he would write, there would be some notes of his plan and the question arose. just survival, in principle, russians, because they began to announce already further a war against not only against putin, roughly speaking, but simply that it is russian from

the position like this, who is for those for that position, so that those who live there defend the donbass, that is, they should be roughly speaking, they are destroyed and punished, there, and so to speak, and crawling on their knees from latvia , the family, alexander did not support his wife on others , i had no time to be distracted, because i just knew that he had no chance to figure out the television was turned off. yandex mail.ru vkontakte everything was on the internet in you are already disconnected and to understand, when it was connected it was still possible. well, when it was just turned off. they had virtually no chance. well, if i always said that i am not in the minority, because i am in the minority in latvia, but in the majority in russia, the most frequent question that alexander has to answer why, having one of the most sought-after specialties from all countries of the world, he chose russia i just realized that i love russia, that's all. it's

like i can't. well life in another country is like after these events, especially when it is already directly clear what is the question of such survival, in practice it became there then it was already clear. mm. i just realized that, well, because i won't be able to live somewhere in another country. this is the most important motive for alexander was that he will participate in the strategically important formation of the digital and technological sovereignty of russia, many western, so to speak, from unfriendly countries, vendors have left russia and will have to create the same technologies in russia, that is, essentially engage in import substitution. these are big projects that will require so many resources to go on, including various specialists, and i will definitely find my niche there and these projects will be for many many years to come, and no matter how there

will be no problems with working in the pskov region alexander realized that it is more interesting total. he would like to become part of the team of a large regional enterprise. titanium polymer. here i was met by the team very simply. they asked about the position, naturally about the motivation would, i see. i put my work and take part in this big cause. for me, this is a very big motivation. even more than money, to be honest. we are now, as it were, doing anatomy, well, the same thing, we can see the veins. you see, there are only 300 nerves in the lymphatic system as far as vessels in the arteries. we have a little more among the students who came to the lecture today at the anatomical theater of moscow state university. theodore will be

one of the oldest. yes, education. i've had enough of that. we completed a phd in economics. i worked at the university all the time, and in parallel with work in self-government. i also continued to work in the state ultrasound in the private. here is the subject. i have such rather funny ones, like strategic planning, marketing, and so on, yes, here, but in parallel, i had a second life in sports , always in specific martial arts. and here, upon arrival, the first thing i was offered was to try to work in this direction. it's hard to start life from scratch when you already have the experience of authority, successful career, but stay at home. in latvia , it was even more difficult for theodore, well, the last straw, of course, was, of course, the special operations that began to happen in the country after the start of the special operation. everything was played very competently, very correctly, all alternative sources of information were closed, that is, people receive only the information that they should receive. that's in my spirit. yes, respectively and after a while. well

, already talking to people on the topic was decidedly impossible. yes, when hellish conversations began with me. i just i say, i have a russian passport. i’m talking to you about this subject, the wrong freedom of speech recalls, theodore ended, and so yes , when you went outside your apartment, you know, if guided by these ideas of individualism, keep silent a rag and don’t express a point of view or say what needs to be said there similar. this life is quite, in fact, comfortable, as soon as you have some thoughts and , as it were, some, let's say, point of view appears different from what is officially a it must be well, let's say, they push you aside like that. why? because danu , just in case, is restless with you, somehow theodore moved to the pskov region with his daughter theon, the chances for a girl from a russian family to get a good higher education. in latvia, they were quite small, if

a russian-speaking child today, the realities are such that he, with a very small fraction of probability, will outrun a child who speaks latvian would have finished school in the competition for a budget place. yes, a certain shaft, some so, accordingly, she would have gone somewhere in the direction of england, germany, and the like where she could, or the second option, she would have gone to a technical school as a painter. everything, russia seemed to both a place of great opportunities. he said such a phrase, dad, it will be easier for you. i say why? because everyone here is like you. yes, that is, i don’t have any difficulties anywhere, in principle, anywhere related to communication, related to some kind of acceptance of some moments, etc., i feel completely like at home, because, in fact, everyone is like her, or i’m like her. yes, theodore was worried, how are you. after the latvian education system, he adapts to the russian one, i don’t

know, i was more afraid of the message. i was afraid that there do not know i will be seen beat. everything is fine. all problems. no, everything is fine on the website of one of the latvian ministries. theodore came across a curious document. this is a manual on how to counter the arguments of the so-called russian propaganda, and latvia does not care about a very interesting point. ah, historical heritage monuments, cemeteries, cultural and artistic values ​​of the soviet union and russia and carries out their destruction. it is not true to read here, in fact the text is quite a lot. he follows the progress, that all this is wrong, as it is linked in the police that now exist. i don't know, maybe you can smile to read. well , then, apparently, no monuments are demolished at all it seemed. vlad godov

has been working as a senior researcher at the pskov museum-reserve for half a year, the subject of his research. history of the german occupation pskov region. here we see objects that were found as a result of excavations of the burial places of soviet prisoners of war on the territory of pskov. uh, well at the site of the german camps for items that were found at the excavation site. and on the site of german concentration camps of soviet prisoners of war, and here we are going just the same here, unsightly skarm, which we managed to take with us, the prisoner of war with him camp. here are the comb items. there's a piece of clothing pencils, central square. pskov market square. now it's open, it's not there she was used. they also told, well,

to intimidate the population. mass executions were sometimes carried out there in his native riga. vlad boga was known not only for his scientific research. well, as one of the organizers of the large-scale days of russian culture, for many years he watched from the inside how the russophobic policy acquires the official status of russophobia, which occurs in the baltic states in general in europe, but this is something extraordinary. and in general, somewhere already bordering on the brink of humanity. it seems to me at first. they were marginal, deputies, nationalistically minded. behind them , already moderate ones began, and this year, probably, there are no such ones anymore. uh, in general, representatives of the parliament who would not be against the russians, that is, to be against the russians , this became the norm of the company, the purpose of which was the destruction of monu to in the great patriotic war, another one was added to demolish cultural

monuments. so even alexander sergeevich pushkin was under threat; by decision of the local authorities, he will be demolished in the coming days in order to avoid mass gatherings of russians in honor of 9 may be quite interesting, of course, the arguments for the demolition of pushkin. i myself read on some news portals. e committee or council on monuments in the riga legal duma, justifying the nose of some russian cultural historical sites. e, gives here is an example of pushkin that it is necessary to demolish the monument because alexander sergeevich justified genocide against the caucasian peoples so the second paragraph, where it says that the need is m-m, is that our poet called the ukrainians little russians. this is in all seriousness contained in the document

in february, 2022. vlad realized that he would no longer be able to engage in non-cultural projects in his homeland , let alone carry out scientific activities, there is a chance, but there is a chance, but you have to give up your identity and become an altysh and hate russia the main thing here. well, i could n't afford it. this internal contradicts my principles of belief. well, i couldn't hate you for being russian. how are you internally. here they also answered questions, i'm leaving now. will it means that the fight that didn't start, and i didn't lose. yes, of course, they were such and still i have, then we can say capitulated, but i hope that the historical pendulum. he will somehow turn around and find a place for us there to open the territory that we left.

for more than 10 years , the subject of scientific interest of vlad bogov was the history of the salas camp, he argued with latvian researchers about the real number of victims, a good example that i always give them. eh, they bring. uh, the number for the kids. children dead children in the bathroom, uh, there are. uh, they call the figures 250,650 people, this is the maximum, that is, this figure is the maximum number of dead children. but at the same time, there is a document, uh , forensic experts who conducted an exhumation in the forty-fifth year with an exact definition of what they found and they found 6308 bodies. and when you show him this document. well, they say that this is a falsification. this cannot be and there is no point in discussing this topic in 2017 in ladogov .

the names of more than four thousand children were written down in old notebooks, which were kept by the nun sveta trinity of the sergius monastery in riga, it was to this monastery that the children were delivered after their release from the camp, which is replicated by latvian historians, salla, not a concentration camp drank, but the educational and labor quality of examples of life in the camp exhibited scenes from everyday life. here they are the real inscription. ah, there are memorial expositions there, that people got up there at 6:00 in the morning and did the morning check, then they returned to drink coffee keeps on breaking. well, apparently they had a day. there is nothing further to say. everything is good with them. everyone had breakfast and went, probably, to rest. and there is not a single fact that would confirm that people were exterminated and beaten there. now vlad is

working to identify all the prisoners , including the pskovites, who passed through the salas camp, if we have found a lot of these facts of the existence of the camp in 15 years. we are now fighting there for some numbers there, there are five people or 10 people. well it's no longer worth it. how to establish those who passed through this camp today i managed to establish. uh , about 7-8 thousand people. make the decision to move to russia in the early 2000s thomas knew what he was doing. this is largely to ensure that children have more opportunities and prospects. so i recently recalled how i first came to pskov and literally during the first three

months i was constantly asked in the kindergarten about whether you know latvian and i answer laurel, labden penny. do you remember when you entered the latvian kindergarten, a latvian group was recorded for you, and all the children in the kindergarten began to speak russian in two or three months, our parents and my mother made a complaint to us that you had brought a russian-speaking child to a latvian-speaking kindergarten. the main reason for the move, after all, i think this is precisely the future of our children, which allowed them to get an education in russian here. uh, will allow, uh, to get exactly the culture that we have limited, and during uh, that’s exactly latvian, this entry into europe, the restriction of the russian language. and, of course, we hoped we wanted we saw

that when we arrive, we will see that the children will do much better, and in russia they will prove themselves and realize themselves. well, actually, what we are seeing now, and with my mother we are reaping these fruits and we are proud of our children, uh, and the youngest son and the eldest after graduation. ah, eldest son. i had the opportunity to go to europe because he has dual citizenship, and he could go to study. e anywhere or residents to work, he was free after 3 years of living in england returned back, and he er decided to join the army with his youngest son. now he is finishing school and he also has the opportunity. uh, due to the fact that two passports to choose. where where to go to live or

study. and so he definitely chose russia, uh, he wants to enter the gif when his parents moved here. well, of course, at the beginning i didn’t really realize anything, but it was easy for me, because people speak my native language and i communicate freely. i don't have to think, and somehow i was received warmly. and these people warmed me up, it wasn't something that made me someone called me a latvian or something. you went, you didn’t, so i, of course, am grateful to my parents for moving here and giving me the opportunity to go where i want and giving me everything that is everything that i now have robert appreciates that in in russia, he can be himself and will be understood by people who have exactly the same values, principles of cultural and historical cat. it is necessary that someone loves someone clean water for sailors, a pod of clear skies flying

in the sky, people think about god about bread, but do not forget while we live. there is no bifurcation of superturbines, there is no earth, neither the end nor the beginning of the human brain, how little it is necessary for someone to love someone.

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the ministry of defense commented on the massive missile strike that was inflicted on ukraine last night, according to the military department, the targets were objects of the military-industrial complex, and all of them were successfully hit, let me remind you that last night an air raid alert was announced throughout ukraine in pavlograd, dnepropetrovsk region a large industrial enterprise, presumably a chemical plant , was damaged, where, among other things, explosives and rocket fuel are produced, according to local residents, warehouses with ammunition and fuel, which the ukrainian military was preparing for a counteroffensive, were also hit .