[000:00:00;00] nikolai zarvienko, near me five or six times they exploded the closest - it's 20 m more than 50. so, the closest is 20 m, shubekino nikolai has been living for 30 years, working as a tractor driver, i was going to go to the front zone of my conduct, i went. where else should they exterminate? and he appeared again, if it had not started from here. but he tries to help, as he can notice the peak of the next shelling, the movement is high, the movement is opened for a while tractor drivers leave to collect fragments broken wires parts of metal structures and bricks. strikes from the side

ukraine continued in the evening, then at night on the first day of summer there was the most massive shelling of shebekin. more than 900 shells were fired at several more settlements in the belgorod region, the city was on fire. the shells flew into residential buildings and enterprises at the kranazis made every effort to make shebekin unfit for life . decisive actions of the operational services did not allow their plan to come true. including the ministry of emergency situations , firefighters worked under the whistle of shells. and they also watched the sky. there, too, the enemy is drones. how many birds did we count today

? power transmission. it's easy to confuse the x specialists here with the military all in full gear, because the part-time infrastructure point has a habit of putting on twice and working all day for lunch. can only stand up a safe place where the labor day is. maybe while the sun is rushing. difficult, now the situation is difficult. so come on, we 'll just finish this now and get busy, 'cause there's flights here. how did electricians adapt to special conditions and working transport. now such modern tuning has been welded on. the sheet of iron is thin, true, well, the engine may possibly save you from fragments, but the arrival of the projectile, of course, no armored vehicles

can withstand shelling shebekino suffered dozens of cars. sometimes it saved the owner's life. it's all that's left of my daughter's car. i heard the bang and the grass. a rocket flew around here on fire. and only then it exploded, when i had already opened the window of this house. it was put into operation for 30 years . it survived the war, they didn’t break it, and now they will finish it off, probably, alexander prikhodko covers the windows with film. this measure is a temporary power later. they promised to help restore double-glazed windows invites to the house, we notice a collection of a dozen electric guitars. survived electricity. could be turned on equipment. a full garage, until recently alexander and his rock band gave concepts at city sites. now guitars. i had to hang it on a nail. now shubekin is slaughtering, meanwhile there was not only no

light, people were running out of food, the shops were not working, the neighbors were dividing the rest of the bread among themselves. you tell me, you also have neither good water nor food. there was no familiarity and the pumping stations did not pump water, the river saved, that is, the river is now singing you. that is, i will give you water, i will give you water, i will give you water. at i took a bottle with me to the river several times a day, until they shot at everything, collected water for cooking and for animals, and even for flower beds in the yard , the shipekins saved their beauty, which created more soviet temporary flowers on schedule. oh, i wanted to plant a rose. yeah, today i look and it's very hot. she probably. yes, so i'll cover it like this. i

will open two in the evening, of course, if it is quiet, i jumped out. i live in this house and i'll pop out and take no. this is the name of the river savior. protect, it was held back from the intervention of the polish-lithuanian troops. it so happened that now she is guarding the border of russia from ukrainian neo-nazis, but why did they choose shebekin for their aggression since 2014, the city of refugees from ukraine received 2022 , first the border checkpoint, then critical infrastructure facilities, then they began to attack industrial enterprises, and there are hundreds of them in shebekino, if they are unique, for example, in the cultivation of artificial sapphires. now the majority is simple due to shelling from a thousand the authorities will help people without work with employment, but to restore the destroyed workshops. in some places it will be virtually impossible. now the ukrainian army has been driven away from the borders , the number of shellings has decreased hundreds of times

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non-alcoholic two masters one masterpiece. do you understand for yourself? why they are fighting , it is necessary to look at the root of the problem, then these vectors are directed. science music literature booming industry russian bread flooded world markets. and now, if all this bloomed, then what was rotten, maybe nothing was rotten. formation of the enthusiasm of the people, the soviet government received an unprecedented colossal inheritance, how prudently it

disposed of this inheritance. russia until the seventeenth year and what is there to do with this history and how can it repeat? we can bring our country. putin is a new logistics corridor, or all of humanity is a huge program that we are engaged in without russian energy resources will ensure economic development in the world. in order to work in the arctic to extract hydrocarbons there, one has to solve a large number of complex tasks of various challenges .

sovcomflot is taking part in the relay to me in technical port deliveries from pipeline transport. we cannot stand still. i think about the future, of course , engineering solutions for the next projects are already being born. we must here fate. on june 18, 1935 , a naval agreement was concluded between great britain and nazi germany. hitler was officially allowed

to revive the navy and violate the treaty of versailles. thus , the mechanism of destruction created after the first world war, the status quo in europe was launched and another big step was taken towards the second world war. world war. the process of the slide of electric power in europe and the whole world into the second world war was gradually we really began by and large, even from the moment the hitlers came to power in 1933, who spoke openly about the need for revision, a of versailles and the expansionist plans of germany in relation to and western and eastern neighbors, and yet it is clear that this event was followed by a chain of other events that

gradually moved germany towards and from the rest of the world to war and the conclusion of the naval agreement of the thirty-fifth year was important milestone stage here, which, e, showed hitler that the western countries are not ready to maintain that status e of the international system of the versailles washington system. which developed after the first world war, they are ready to give hitler a free hand both inside germany and, as events in czechoslovakia later showed outside of it, which, of course, inspired the nazi leadership, the anglo-german agreement of 1935 . this event, this historical fact, fits into the general scheme. hitler's appeasement policy of the third reich, which carried out by the western countries and, above all

, the lady of the seas of great britain, the essence was that yes, they were afraid of german aggression. they did not want to fight the germans. everyone remembered the terrible first war. nobody wanted a new war. everyone wanted peace and everyone saw that hitler was violating the rules of the treaty of versailles, that he was overloaded and so on , that he wanted something else to shut him up and to secure the world in a way that does not realizing that this is only a ruin, based on this, and the actions of the nazi leadership are aimed at revising the provisions of the treaty of versailles, but they tried to belittle , they tried to bring to the values, they tried to show that hitler was putting things in order in his own garden, the treaty of versailles. really. uh, put germany in an extremely difficult position. in an extremely difficult

position. churchill, too , subsequently described the complete humiliation of germany in the form in which it found itself in post-war history after the first world war. led to yet another it became another factor in the unwinding of derewashism. and, of course, the desire to withdraw from the treaty of versailles , the desire to overcome this obstacle. she was very serious, and of course germany , which remained after the first world war in an extreme lower state with the most difficult conditions of the very worst inflationary unemployment of the twenties, of course, the desire to get out of this state was necessary for this work. in fact, there are many in this direction. at first there were attempts and, accordingly, jung's plans and consequences planthaus gradually gradually germany's attitude changed. thus, this dual position in which germany found itself after the first world war, that is, strong enough to be part of international politics, to exist as a state and to

demonstrate some kind of foreign policy activity, but at the same time limited and precisely, that, humiliated on all sides to play some significant role, without facing the restrictions of the versailles washington world order. and, of course, the people who were present at the conclusion of this agreement noted in particular. marshal foch noted that this is the world? this is a truce for 20 years. absolutely prescient and, uh, thoughtful in this respect, but nonetheless, and britain thought that this gin could be kept in a bottle through a low-key policy through the limited concessions that the brit. the celts were ready to let hitler turn a blind eye to individual violations of the treaty of versailles in order for germany to stop feeling humiliated and through this it became

act more calmly in the international arena. and if such aggression on the part of the german leadership would have been manifested, then it would have been directed not in the western direction, but in relation to the soviet union, taking into account the anti-communist anti-soviet pathos of the nazi ideology. it was quite natural. hmm, under the treaty of versailles , germany did not have the right to many things and its army and navy were completely drastically reduced. he allowed her fleets. only in some in some meager amount, but hitler firmly on the path. here, the escalation of the armaments of the rearmament of germany in london decided that we still cannot prevent this. therefore, it is best to somehow put this process into some kind of legitimate legal framework in order to somehow control it . great britain as a state of the entente members hmm, the winner the first world war,

in fact, approved e not just some minor deviation, some minor deviation from this treaty , a partial revision of certain provisions, but approved a fundamental one. the constant of this of the treaty in terms of the fleet, first of all, what was especially important for great britain, since it was the british fleet that automatically became the first potential, and the enemy of the updated german fleet. it was a fundamentally new situation. and this is important. uh, unfortunately, the negative meaning of the british german naval treaty of the thirty-fifth year. moreover, it is very important to look at what 1935 is like in conjunction with all the other events in 1935, and mussolini has been in power for 22 years. it's been long enough then

there, italian fascism is already strengthened. in japan, the ideas of revanchism and the expansion of germany's sphere of influence have been actively developing since 1933 . hitler comes to power and immediately declares his position, because as you and i remember his book. minecraft was written much earlier and it has been almost 10 years since everything was written . it is clear who came to power. what are his goals and what are his goals? and here , here, to give an opportunity to expand the potential of germany, not to say that this was done unconsciously. we can not the naval agreement opened the way for the negotiation process with the nazi leadership britain demonstrated that no matter how terrible hitler was, it was possible to negotiate with him, moreover, negotiations on global issues related to european security, and, of course, without these negotiations. it would be hard to imagine, but

the negotiations in the munich format in the thirty -eighth year, when france had already joined the uk with hmm mediation also by the italian side, then again it turned out that with hitler meet to shake his hand with him to negotiate. and a little bit about the borders and , in principle, the existence of third states, which once upon a time even had guarantees from the uh of western countries, but there is still a very important point here. the fact is that not only great britain opened this terrible powder keg, many european countries, for various reasons, helped hitler expand his capabilities. and it will be subsequently france signing the treaty. this will be the munich agreement. it will be a series of treaties that will allow hitler and go into the rhine zone and sign the anti-comintern fact and quite clearly declare their public ambitions for reorganization. peace

what will be done afterwards? this is a perfectly well-planned situation, which made it possible to realize the potential of germany in the way that was necessary in order to turn germany's potential not to the west, but , accordingly, towards the soviet union, which will subsequently be done for, uh, the british leadership. soviet soviet union soviet russia immediately from the moment of its education. e, actually represented an existential threat, as a state that, firstly, but inherits geopolitical traditions, and the russian empire in part, but geographical

location and e of its aspirations. and in certain areas of western europe , at the same time, the divergence of an ideological nature was certainly important here , it is clear that the ideology of the soviet leadership did not correspond at all at the time of the mid-thirties, and those ideological attitudes that were in britain and this conditionally made both countries, if not opponents, then at least rivals. uh, at the international level we always say that yes , of course, treaties must be respected, but history knows numerous examples when treaties are not respected, when they are broken, when the conditions m-m that were implemented in a particular treaty , then treacherously violated hitler deceived the british, but the british are not children in the politics of england -

this is the largest power, which is the power of the old world. and it's wonderful sophisticated politics. uh, the uk's diplomacy is one of the oldest diplomacy and deceive the oldest diplomacy. well, it is probably necessary to make the maximum amount of effort, therefore, if we talk about my personal opinion. it seems to me that to deceive such a diplomatic school of such informed politicians. which is the representatives of the old world is quite difficult, so we can somehow m-m talk about the fact that something is left unfinished or some promises of someone were not fulfilled, but in fact here it looks more like a collusion situation. despite the fact that the main battles of the second world war were unfolding, in the land theater, the war was action on the eastern

front. the importance of the fleet for the german military machine cannot be underestimated, since it was the fleet that provided the supply of german troops , for example, north africa in other remote territories, the fleet actively operated in the laboratory of the baltic sea during the campaign against poland during the attack on the soviet union, it was the fleet. uh, german in many ways determined. uh, that nature of the blockade of leningrad here is the terrible nature of the blockade of leningrad which was the same for the activity of the fleet in other directions in other theaters of military operations german submarines in until the end of the war. yes, right up to the final stage of world war ii, they were active in the north atlantic, attacking convoys with e, cargo and the united states, which were intended for great britain for the soviet union

, they were active in other parts of the atlantic and of course, despite the fact that for period of the thirties. uh, the nazi leadership did not have time, probably, to fully realize the plans for the construction of the fleet, which they had. well, for example , an aircraft carrier was never built, but german. although there seemed to be such an idea, but even what they managed to do, especially in the part of the submarine fleet, but it really turned out to be significant, and it was not for nothing that hitler announced the importance for the course of hostilities to his successor none other than uh, the admiral’s cross and carl jones was the commander of the military - by the navy, thereby, and emphasizing the importance of the german

navy during world war ii. the british and french wanted to do everything they could to prevent war.

my grandfather always considered an alliance with russia as the main condition. more than 20,000 people a day biblo during the great patriotic war , we are at a very dangerous moment in human history. german-soviet war. well, ukraine has nothing to do with lessons of the past. otherwise, we will repeat it from history and make a decision on the basis. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest

detective. the armed forces of ukraine today again tried to attack in all directions , using huge resources. they did not achieve success, they suffered losses and were thrown back the hardest battles today were in the area of ​​​​the antonovsky bridge in the kherson region. there , the enemy is trying to create a bridgehead on the left bank of the dnieper without success. the chronicle of events in our material. multipurpose impact machines mi-35 and a group of non-support on mi 8 soar into the sky with the task of destroying infrastructure armored vehicles all flights at extremely low altitude. the mi-35 is the main combat unit of the helicopter group of missiles that hit targets, but it’s important not to get into the enemy’s air defense coverage area, get away from the shelling , the onboard defense system helps, which takes