everything possible to create comfortable conditions, sheregesh will get a new breath. sheregesh is a resort, but still in winter, and in summer, what to do there? what are the tourist activities, and in sheregesh and in general the taste of bass in the summer. uh, the governor of kuzbass sergey evgenyevich tsivilev set the task. well, almost immediately, as soon as i took over the governorship, make sheregesh a year-round resort. and a huge number of activities have already appeared in sheregesh today for this quad biking through the most beautiful places along the peaks of the mountains. this is enduro riding. mountain bikes. there are regularly held races on mountain bikes, and a competitive plan. in summer, tourists can stay in these hotels at discounted prices. at the same time, swimming pools near the hotel are opened. there is the cleanest air and magnificent mountain nature, which contributes to healing, especially. if you use more walking, so we invite everyone to the resort. sheregesh in summer. it is a full-fledged year-round resort too. now, well, of course, with the development of new

infrastructure, it will increase attractiveness as a summer resort with little more than 2 weeks left before the start of the summer season ready for it. all hotels and sanatoriums are waiting for guests . the number of trains and flights during this period has been increased , the number of brawlers in transport. alas, it also traditionally increases. now we will talk about the amendments, the law, according to which flight attendants can use special means of deterrence against bashirov airmen . the crew will be able to do this at the request of the aircraft commander a year ago , the use of special means on board in certain cases have already been approved by the government. why amendments to the law were needed, senator valery vasilyev told us about this fifty-seventh article of the air code gives the commander the right to take the necessary measures to ensure flight safety. in particular, the aircraft commander directs the work of the crew, is responsible for discipline and order on the aircraft, and also takes the necessary measures to ensure. the safety

of the people on board the safety of the ship and the property on it earlier in chapter 12 of the air codes were written in more detail. what containment measures can be used by the crew, but the federal law that the senators approved on march 29, chapter 12, containing requirements in terms of aviation security, was abolished in order to eliminate duplication , it was required to introduce this norm, another part of the air code, you mentioned 978. the government decree was adopted just performance of chapter twelve. please explain why it was necessary to keep this norm in the air code and about what in general, we are talking about special means of restraint. according to the constitution of the russian federation, human rights and freedoms can be limited precisely by the federal law; therefore , it was necessary to preserve this norm in the air code, emphasized that no one can create a threat to flight safety, or a threat to the life and health of passengers. it is allowed for the crew to use special

restraints such as plastic handcuffs and nylon straps for tying nikolayevich you mentioned overlapping requirements, what those rules were, and what changed? well, what other measures does this law prescribe, for example, the owners of airports and aircraft were forced to take security measures. uh, both transport and evolutionary security under two practically similar programs. now this duplication is being eliminated . only safety remains, and the norms are being clarified. e, regulating the issues of creating the operation and development of a unified state information system for ensuring transport security and regulates the requirements for airfields joint basing of both civil and state aircraft and experimental aviation vessels, formerly experimental aviation in terms of airfields. in joint basing, it fell out of the subregulation of the air code, now what is prescribed?

we should be divided into sectors a new school textbook on history may be ready by the first of september, and teachers will have more opportunities to improve their professional training about this, as well as improving the quality of general education, let's talk senator ekaterina altabayeva ekaterina wrestling. please tell us more about the changes that are being prepared for the new academic year in 2022. fundamental changes have been made to the law on education in the russian federation in this part. in our country , federal education programs are being introduced instead of approximately educational programs, and they must be accompanied. e, the publication of textbooks and teaching aids, the changes will primarily affect three subjects in elementary school and six. in the basic secondary school it is very important that the quality is above all the humanities of the subjects that are taught relevance.

we heard about the requirements of the time in the message of the president of the russian federation and there are already instructions that have been given in accordance with the execution of the message of the president. for this , it is very important and appropriate pedagogical education, primarily within the framework of higher educational institutions, and it will be transferred from e, the bachelor's degree system to specialty we expect soon. it will be not four, but five years of study. uh, in order to then uh, highly professional teacher came to school. is it possible to expect an increase in the salaries of teachers in the near future and what opportunities will be provided to them in order to improve the quality of their professional training during their work? yes, we have worked out the recommendations of the round table. of course, they will be improved, but now there is already a position that concerns just security. e stuffy e state. i would say morally psychological teacher. we need, uh, regulations

that will provide uh, peaceful decent work. e teachers with adequate salaries and without this professional burnout, which now often occurs a very interesting proposal was made free of charge about the fact that the teacher. e, just like his wards, that is, high school students could be e. well, here, probably following the example of the pushkin map. yes to visit cultural activities. naturally. here hmm this is for the teacher in order to be free of charge so that he can relax , improve his cultural level and do it together with the family of ekaterina borisovna already. it is known that work is underway on a unified school history textbook.

and how will it differ from those in which children are now studying? it will be a textbook on the history of the fatherland, but, naturally, questions of the development of world civilizations. they will also be considered in this book, but it is also very important that e is a presentation of historical events before e, literally today, that is, e those issues that relate to a special military operation and e, the heroism and courage of the defenders of the fatherland in the course of their will be covered on the pages of this tutorial very much look forward to what the work will be. uh, not only completed, but these textbooks will arrive in educational organization of the russian federation, the next part of our program

will be devoted to our great holiday. victory day. we continue our traditional section within the immortal regiment campaign. today, on our air, the senators will share the story of their heroes, relatives who forged a common victory at the front and in the rear. next to me is a portrait, my pride, my happiness, my main person in life. this is my dad. bashkin is given to kirillovich from a man who has a modest, inconspicuous position, such a modest one, he worked as an accountant all his life. even songs have such an accountant, by the way,

an absolutely modest person, without any ambitions, a good educator, was very proud. educator of life he was at a great age when he was born, about whom we are talking about born in 1915. and when i was born his first and only child, he was already 47 years old. he was born in the city of baranovichi then at that time historically. it was the territory of the russian empire very quickly after the revolution became the territory of poland that is, in fact, until a fairly mature

age, he lived on the territory of poland and in 1939 after the partition of poland before the start of the great fatherland war, these territories. the so-called eastern poland withdrew, withdrew to the soviet union so we dad, without leaving home became a citizen of the soviet union became a citizen of the soviet union quite young. at the age of 23 24 an interesting thing happened when he left school and became a question. much further than to engage in a profession, his mother told him, my grandmother is an accountant. this is absolutely not romantic polar explorers. something the boy was already interested in more romantic. because his father was

a forest ranger, was a forest ranger. it's kind of rural. yes, they are not an urban type of occupation and the family was modest without high incomes. everything they could afford. they probably have such an education for their children, but at the same time, his mother added a very important thing to him, which he filled out for the rest of his life as a single accountant - this will save your life. and in fact it happened, because when he finished his studies , he began to work as an accountant in the office of railway restaurants. and for good work. the leader, probably was the production in june of the forty-first year, he was awarded. a ticket to the crimea and even a photograph was preserved in the family. it's june 10th. or even

later, some dates in june, a bunch of kombat crimea well , there is a group of picturesque vacationers there my dad. why did it save a life, because all his family died on the very first day of the war. and since he was in another place, he survived already. of course, when the war began on june 22, he immediately tried to return back . well, from the crimea to belarus then it was only through moscow he reached moscow and then he couldn’t, since belarus was already practically occupied, the nazis had already reached minsk and they were torn apart on the way back to moscow and already in moscow he was mobilized and he served in a rather complicated rank, because he had there was no military education. he had no experience before that age. he served very high. the rank of corporal did not prevent him from getting wounded and distinguished himself. and in general, there were a lot to remember, and

there were victorious attacks and there was a bitter flight, damn it was everything. like everyone, probably, there were also victories wounded. loss, brother-soldiers, i always remember the story of a few things first when you run, you try to run on the attack separately from others, this is the law, if immediately next to the attack, the infantrymen , attack aircraft, are running as a machine gunner, but even so , we also write had to go. he says, if next then it's good absolutely for here memories second memories. the squad leader was also in the attack nearby , he was hit in the heart. he says it's amazing when right in front of your eyes right in the conversation a person is dying, because he stopped looked showed him, look at showed his chest. he speaks, and

from his chest. as from a samovar, a stream of blood pulsates and it is absent. look, he says they killed me. that is, he said, of course i think that for any normal person such things. do not forget the father served as a machine gun in the calculation of their two-man machine gun in the calculation. and outside of combat, the machine gun is carried more than maxim in a disassembled state. here, uh, father applied the body, that is, don will give the machine and bodies over-mened. this mechanism here is quite heavy, weighs about 20 kg, and he did not say that they had very large foot crossings of equipment, then there were not so many and there were up to 50 km. the transition, for example , somewhere, and he said that they learned to sleep on the go, that is, during the march. and this one, in principle, if you are in the ranks, if

there are people from it on the right in front of the back who somehow automatically support you, then you can even sleep for a while. he told me what a fight is. it's all the same is also really a very serious thing. i remember this now, when today we see some footage and information from military correspondents. e video in news telegram channels and so on, of course, a lot has changed, modern combat has become more technologically advanced , transport has appeared, protective equipment has appeared , which they didn’t have then. they didn't have any vests. there were no special helmets, no night vision devices, no quadrocopters. well, different, but in my opinion. the main thing was then and the main thing was now is the desire to protect those who are behind you. it is love for those you protect and the ability to sacrifice yourself for those

you protect. this man is a huge man. this defender will be modest. today i would like to talk about how my ancestors fought here in the photographs here alone. my grandfather vasilyev vasily vasilyevich, this is for my mother vasilenko , go vasilievna, this is her father, he broke through the second ring of the blockade of leningrad, which was in december. e, the forty-first year, when half a mile, the nazi troops of the wehrmacht troops reached the connection with the finnish troops. if in we would not have liberated tikhvin with our quiet troops in mind we had not liberated in these, then, of course, there would have been the second ring of the siege of leningrad and the city would, most likely, not have been able to withstand it, because

the railway line station of these was blocked or was one of the key . and accordingly, they could not carry anything anymore. uh, there would be nothing to carry along the road of life, because the germans were standing there and, accordingly, an operation was developed to free them. tikhvin is dressed for him. vasily vasilyeva vasilyevich took part. eh, in this one these a difficult operation was previously difficult for my grandmother. eh, i already told you. oh, personally, i said that there was no living place on him, and he was in the hospital in the hospital, he was also under quiet, and in the forest his grandmother found him, there and, uh, the initial hospital allowed. oh, even pick him up. e to your dugout there or dugouts. they all lived in dugouts and allowed him to be taken to the dugout, they say to look after him. we don’t know how long he will live, because, well, earlier they weren’t very difficult, and he practically didn’t come to his senses. grandmother

told all the time crying told about that's how he left. she had a birthday on the fourteenth of march, she is very happy with you because on march 14 he also came to his senses. they even talked to him, but on march 18. he, unfortunately, passed away . the severity of the war was very great with my grandmother, and my grandmother left such dmitry not to build children, but all three of them. she hmm, so to speak, came out, although hmm they say that sometimes they swelled from hunger, but nevertheless , all children even lived before the victory and then lived and passed away already later in old age. and of course, uh, when i come to the grave , which is located in the city of tikhvin, leningrad region, to my cause, of course , i always remember him too and i am very proud that my ancestor, uh, fought and shed blood for his homeland and the second grandfather is here vasilenko ivan a georgievich and he was called up

to the astrakhan region. according to my father, this is a follower of yerevachu. it is his. father and this is my grandfather and van georgievich was called to eat the villages of makovka, astrakhan region. he was also called up in the forty-first year and, but he began to fight in the forty-second year they were trained. they were all tractor drivers and all drivers then. in the forty-first year, they immediately began to call in june in the month of july and he was a tanker. and he just took the first battle near stalingrad, it was a wehrmacht blau operation. they just defended, stalingrad they were just torn, here the caucasian oil and , accordingly, our tank divisions also went out in order to prevent it from breaking through . it was not always successful for us twice the burner near stalingrad because in the divisions of the wehrmacht were powerful were thrown there. there

tanks pz-3 pz-4 and they inflicted quite serious damage and could knock out the t-34. it burned twice. the wounds were not severe, and he quickly returned to duty. and the hardest fight. he already had in the forty-fifth year during the wisloader operation there was such a proposal, as if from the commander it was created from the commanders. uh, airborne is an assault battalion that was supposed to cross and be the first there, as they said. well , at least that's what the first 10 people said, who, uh, vislow force and they will go over to the attack, which means either by awarding the heroes of the soviet union and, uh, there were a lot of people who wanted to, because, well, this is, firstly, a higher reward. homeland is a count for such a title, and everyone really wanted to get into this stormy alliance. and uh, even

the stankists were recruited and recruited from other branches of the military precisely in this landing. what is it in order to be they were able to cross the cod, but the most important criteria, was of course, that the people had to be good swimmers. my grandfather was a good swimmer because he grew up on the volga and respectively, it from the tank. mm. uh, so they were transferred to this same assault battalion, and they began crossing. hmm. unfortunately, the whole battalion, but died. everyone died completely, practically, there was no one left alive and my grandfather was already recorded that he died and only the next day, when the second wave was coming, the advancing troops discovered him earlier, uh, he was wounded very hard and he returned home, and in the forty-seventh year, accompanied by the military, he was in hospitals or lay for almost 2 years and his grandmother. here, according to my father, she told me that he did not

speak well, the strongest concussions were very strong, and until the forty-seventh year, he practically did not even talk when they asked him and how was it? let's not, he was very upset and started crying. and, uh, my grandfather died already in the eightieth year, the olympics literally passed and he sat down, probably, such people already left a person. he, too, of course, was also elderly, these two of my heroic grandfathers, who, uh, took part in the great patriotic war. this is our memory. we we must do everything to ensure that this memory is not rewritten, because in a generation it is possible, the more information networks such as the internet can quite easily impose any history, any concept there, as it was, and war, fair, is unfair. this is our

first task. i think that the grandchildren of great-grandchildren and in general, then to all of everyone who fought the great patriotic war, talking about their historical roots and about their heroic ancestors, because in our memory we will not distort history and allow. her save completely. i would like to share a story about my grandfather nikolai and grandmother anna when i started looking for information about them at an advanced age, i found that my grandfather. i had a lieutenant. my grandmother also went through the war, but unfortunately i could not find information about where she served. when i was little, i remember very well the stories that i overheard on fishing trips where

my grandfather took me, but they, of course, are a polish and a complete picture, probably about the war, i could not compose then. she is everything the questions i tried to ask. in class in the first or second class, grandfather was always silent when i asked my grandmother questions. she didn't like talking about it either. my childhood with my grandfather. it was very long and i have very few memories of it. but grandma, we spent a lot of time, because mom has more of her free time. she still gave. either the garden, or went to a second job, so grandma was my second mother. i remember how she , already retired, worked as a cleaner in

boarding school, which was literally next door to our house, and she risked taking me with her. so that i can play sports there. the boarding school had a gym. there were basketball hoops , there were basketballs, and i took great pleasure in it. i went to play with her. there he trained according to our agreement with her. i had to help her after every game and clean the gym. at first it seemed to me that this was unfair, but then i realized that by helping my grandmother, i was fulfilling not only my obligation to our agreement with her. but still helping her, in principle, because

it was hard for her to work and clean such large areas. still from my memories i remember evenings in the kitchen, when friends came, when there were such small feasts and they sang songs. then they seemed funny to me. this is katyusha's song , the grass-ant song - these are the memories that i have deposited. i still remember these songs. but when i listened to them, i heard only words, and when i looked at them, each of them had his own pain in his eyes. more unfulfilled hopes the pain of shattered destinies pain, not dreams that came true, and no matter how many times

i approached them and asked about what happened then, why don’t you talk about it? why are you silent? they always said you'll grow up. let's not be silent. we will speak because when we speak, we remember. and when we remember, so we are invincible. see you next week on the senate program.

the armed forces of ukraine were fired upon, administrative buildings were destroyed and damaged in lugansk, civilians were injured, including six children injured. and state duma deputy viktor volodarsky