uh, you are the director of the local history museum of the city of mariupol. would have experienced in those moments when the museum was attacked. please tell us how it was on the honor of the side there were blows , in general why the museum suffered the director of the museum . and where did you go very intense tight fights, otherwise we interviewed and the military and asked the locals, because one way or another the museum is located in e, there are a lot of private sector nearby and a lot of witnesses of these events and just local residents. uh, we were told that they were here in full, and azov and incendiary mixtures in two steps. eh, they just burned the museum's funds, they were on the third floor, er, and on the first floor and actually purposefully set fire to the museum. it was carried out and the military confirmed that if there had been only destruction, there would have been no such losses. and just here is a fire destroyed er, 95% of the people on the foundation in our small number. how did you manage to save those exhibits that you still mana

azov region, the local history museum, what is happening to them there, now the museum of folk life existed there in mariupol the museum, who are they all robbed , russia, but we have taken away absolutely everything, everything that had at least some value to historical art , there is nothing in place, in fact, there is talk of intentions to restore museums from the side of the occupiers but in reality nothing is happening where our historical cultural values ​​are today is unknown they were taken away they were taken to donetsk and periodically some information appears from the official the occupation regime of donetsk that it is located there, but there is no trust in this information, in fact, the museums as they were are in a broken state almost yesterday , the so-called minister of sculpture of the dpr came to mariupol, they visited the museum of others in our art museum , and there was talk again about restoring it that it is not very broken as a building, but again, there is nothing inside there and in fact we do not even see any preparation for the restoration or reconstruction of these museums, unf

the author of the article declares the destruction of more than 30 museums in mariupol , melitopol andhe end of october. russian troops blocked a street in the center of kherson, dozens of soldiers surrounded the old building, five large trucks drove up and a string of military vehicles with russian agents entering through different doors. it was thorough. toned highly organized military- style attack on an art museum, well written, well, just a book. you look one morning, well, it's very simple kherson, this territory of the russian federation naturally cultural values ​​were evacuated. just as cultural values ​​were evacuated during the great patriotic war from cities. if you managed to do it and in addition. i want to watch more and show you the plot, which aired on ukrainian television , the empty glass shelves were broken. x stone age was here. the director of the museum shows journalists and the minister of culture, what was left after the departure of the russians, the retreating stole several thousand artifacts from the kherson art museum art museum, probably almost 80% of the

what hardest battles were e in mariupol and if that were not all saved by moving, then it was now nothing. we just showed footage. what the museumu can imagine what remains of the exhibits. if they hadn’t been evacuated, then this very person who is mentioned to fake anatoly vladimirovich nikita, director of the war of the historical museum of the city of mariupol, is glad to welcome you to our program saw a fake about themselves. the director of the military historical museum is now engaged in its restoration, but did you evacuate the exhibits of the museum, there was a target brigade from moscow who fixed it. did you manage to save something? here andryushchenko accuses you of stealing. in general, you are somehow familiar with andryushchenko, you know something about this character. nobody knows him, and today because he writes. and there he works for someone. he works for someone. this is definitely now part of the exhibits that have been preserved. do you have any plans for when they return to the museum, when the museum can be restored in general, which means, according to a letter from the administration president of russ

archipacha india ukrainian artist and admitted that it was the russians who destroyed the mariupol kuindzhi museumyed it, somehow this museum itself was destroyed. well , now we come to other news. they are also hmm, very nice. for example, ukrainians have stopped listening to less russian music than before, at least compared to the summer months, this is what a study by the molfar company says. they are engaged in research and investigations. they analyzed the main uh, the main music streams that work on the territory of ukraine and came to the conclusion that there was even less russian music in the playlists of ukrainians, an increase in ukrainian-style music, but ukrainian music decreased, some such paradoxes, ukrainians began to listen to more world music of course, in addition to russian, belarusian, and also molfar, these are the top 10 songs that have been most popular among our compatriots recently. in almost all of these ratings , emeli cyrus and the song flowers are on the first place. dorofeeva is a ukrainian rapper . let's listen to excerpts from these songs . in my heart, she made a

the vedas made an additional inscription that accused russia of destroying the kuindzhi museum in mariupolthe administration of the metropolitan museum. he changed the name of the painting by edgar de ha, a russian community member there, to a dancer in a ukrainian dress, although during the years of the life of the french artist, ukraine as a state did not even exist. today on ntv, the premiere of a detective obstetrician in the center of the plot military surgeon gleb kaverin, who returns to his native nizhny novgorod after another business trip to africa on the way home, he saves a woman who needed urgent medical care and the whole city will see talented doctors, the main role was played by nikita panfilov, known to ntv viewers on the tv series dog, and in order to make everything look authentic, the film crew was advised by doctors or how to solve it? i tried it on silicone and as with one hand, if the loops turned out to be rhymes and that's it. here is what i tried to do. and when to take once said that now, it seems to me as if i were in an operation. this is better. praise it is pr

in addition to the nationality invented by the artist, accidentally added the kuindzhi art museum in mariupol was destroyed. allegedly, a russian rocket there was a sketch of kuindzhi's red sunset; it survived, as a number of other works that the employees took out were transported to the donetsk museum for storage, its employees once again said that the attack was the work of the militants. isu a shell hit the local history museum. these were ukrainian shells. none are russian. we have everything here, the proper condition. red sunset. here is the picture. here it is in front of you. this sketch was written in 1904-1905. two sketches of a red sunset were written. but we have one, and the picture itself, for which, in fact, they were written. these are the rough works in america . there are also several pictures of repin in america. with a light political hand. he also became a ukrainian, while it is indicated that he was born in russian empire. this is all our great history of the russian empire and pirosmani is also georgian, but our russian culture was very close and our artists went to sa

museum is carried out under the auspices of the russian historical society. this is a clear example of how state funds and individual patrons are involved in the revival of mariupoltall a house next to this house. we are restoring the men's school. the eagle from the school is the university next to the university museum. it is very difficult to prioritize first before the street at last. stopped objects in it. who believed? by september 1, we opened several kindergartens and schools in mariupol. i hope that everything will be very good and there will be many children shortly before the start of the winter holidays , another mariupol school opened its doors. gymnasium number 27 in order to hand over this object, the builders worked here around the clock as quickly as possible, they thought that it was probably already. the inas installed it in six months, but the third mariupol city hospital here had a maternity hospital and a children's department, and before the bombers had notorious under the ukrainian authorities , it was almost never repaired. funds for food were allocated minimal, there was no buffet, no pharmacy, not even a coffee machine. after the depart

museum is carried out under the auspices of the russian historical society. this is a clear example of how people are involved in the great work on the revival of mariupol. and individual patrons are installing a house, next to this house we are restoring a men's school, and next to school university next to the university museum. it's very difficult to prioritize on the first thing after being outside at last. they began to shoot in the city and began to restore social facilities. few believed in this? by september 1, we opened several kindergartens and schools in mariupol. i hope that everything will be very good and there will be many children. shortly before the start of the winter holidays, another mariupol school opened its doors. gymnasium number 27 in order to hand over this object, the builders worked here as quickly as possible around the clock, they thought that they would probably just demolish it. ruins, but here is the third mariupol city hospital here, the maternity hospital, the children's department, and before the bomber was notorious under the ukrainian authorities , it was almost never repaired. funds for food were allocated minimal, t

museum is carried out under the auspices of the russian historical society. this is a clear example of how state funds and individual patrons are involved in the great work on the revival of mariupoluse, then next to this house. we are restoring the men's school, and next to the school, the university is next to the university. museum. this is very difficult to prioritize. togo, as on the street at last. to rearrange social facilities few people believed in this we already on september 1 , several kindergartens and schools were opened in mariupol. i hope that everything will be very good and there will be many children shortly before the start of the winter holidays, another mariupol school, gymnasium number 27 , opened its doors in order to hand over this object as soon as possible faster, the builders worked here around the clock, they thought that they would probably just demolish it or leave it like that. the ruins were restored in six months. but the third mariupol city hospital here is a maternity hospital and a children's department and up to the bombers. it was notorious under the ukrainian authorities ; it was almost never repaired ; there were no minimum funds for food,

mariupol would resemble a real open-air museum.we see cars produced in the soviet era, for example, these trams are still running through the streets of st . wartime and note he still can act as a snow plow. the lack of public transport in the city is obvious. without exaggeration, every day at stops it becomes more and more crowded people stay in the city and return very, very much, but in comparison, how it was even to take my month of june people. it was here. well, quite a bit, that's why they launch a tram to unload the traffic of the passenger on the bus. meanwhile, the sappers continue their work. inspecting the rails is not an easy task, the peculiarity of the work is that solid metal on the tram tracks and first we have to work only visually using the probe. it can be said that military engineers are useless here, they have already checked almost the entire city to the roads and places where the utmost attention is especially crowded. aleksey baranov andrey yurchuk khalit tankiev vesti, donetsk people's republic, mariupol

mariupol would resemble a real open-air museum.here we see cars produced in the soviet era, for example, such trams are still running through the streets of st. petersburg, and this one was produced already in the 21st century, an absolutely modern model, but the most interesting specimen is standing here, this tram was released in pre-war times and note it can still function as a snowplow. the lack of public transport in the city is obvious. the feeling every day at the stops is becoming more crowded people stay in the city come back very, very much compared to how it was even to take my month of june people. it was here. well, quite a bit, that's why they launch beds in order to unload the traffic of the passenger on the bus. meanwhile , the sappers continue their work. inspection of the rails is not an easy task; consists in the fact that solid metal on the tram tracks and with the first one. we have to work only visually using the probe of minsk. by the way, military engineers are useless here. they have already checked almost

this is a large parking lot, the trams in the depot of mariupol would resemble a real open- air museumhere we see cars produced in the soviet era, for example, such trams are still running through the streets of st. petersburg, and this one was produced already in the 21st century, an absolutely modern model, but the most interesting specimen is standing here, this tram was released in pre-war times and note it can still function as a snow blower, military engineers have already checked almost the entire city to roads and places where it is especially crowded. utmost attention aleksey baranov andrey yurchuk khalit tankiev vesti, donetsk people's republic, mariupol vladimir putin signed a decree on awarding prizes to young scientists in the field of innovation science . russian academy of sciences for the study of the russian arctic and to young specialists from st. petersburg for the development of methods for fast and accurate chemical analysis of substances. surgery on the brain through the vessels stavropol surgeons use the technology of small intervention and remove the hematoma wi

this is a large parking lot, the trams in the depot of mariupol would resemble a real open- air museumre we see cars produced in the soviet era, for example, such trams are still driving through the streets of st. petersburg, and this one was produced already in the 21st century, an absolutely modern model, but the most interesting copy is standing. here is the tram it was released before the war and note that it can still serve as a snow plow. military engineers have already checked almost the entire city to roads and places where it is especially crowded. extreme attention aleksey baranov andrey yurchuk halit tankiev vesti, donetsk people's republic, mariupol the fog plunged today in yakutia , visibility on the roads is within a few meters, to avoid an accident, drivers have to slow down at the same time in the republic, frosts are not weakening today on thermometers of -45, and in the kemerovo region already a week is thick. fog, thick. smog its cause, experts call exhaust gases. enterprise emissions. they accumulate due to unfavorable weather conditions in the family regions of sib

mariupol would resemble a real open- air museum.we see cars produced in the soviet era, for example, these trams are still driving through the streets of st. petersburg, and this one was produced already in the 21st century, an absolutely modern model, a copy stands here this tram was produced in pre-war times and please note that it can still perform the functions of a snowplow. the lack of public transport in the city is obvious. the feeling every day at stops is becoming more crowded with people. there are very, very few returns to the city compared to how it was even to take my people in june. it was here. well, quite a bit, that's why i run the beds in order to unload the traffic of the passenger on the bus. meanwhile, the sappers continue their work, inspecting the rails. the matter is not easy, the peculiarity of the work is that solid metal on the tram tracks and with the first one. you have to work only visually using the mine detector probe. military engineers are useless here, they have already checked almost the entire c

aivazovsky, the artist is indicated as a ukrainian previously, the metropolitan art museum also changed the nationality of mariupol-born artist arkhip kuindzhi from russian to ukrainian in its descriptions and that's all for today in spotlight ukraine they talked about trends , world politics and much more. don't forget to like and subscribe and see you next week cheer for dnipro-1 and shakhtar in eurocups exclusively on megogo

red sunset, in addition to the artist's fictional nationality , the art museum was not added at the beginning. kuindzhi in mariupolgedly by a russian missile. there was low from the red sunset. kuindzha. it survived, as a number of other works that the employees took out were transported for storage to the donetsk museum, its employees once again told that the attack was the work of the apu militants. a shell hit the local history museum. these were ukrainian shells. we have nothing here that is not russian , everything is in proper condition. red sunset. here is the picture. here it is in front of you . this sketch was written in 1904-1905 . two sketches of a red sunset were written. here we have one, but the picture itself, for which, in fact, they were written. these are the rough work in america there are also a few pictures in america with a light political hand. he also became a ukrainian, while it is indicated that he was still born in the russian empire. this is all our great history of the russian empire and the revision of georgians too, but quite in our russian culture and our artists went to samarkand

they accused russia of destroying the kuindzhi museum in the homeland of the artists of mariupol, ourke on him in march 22. actually exposure. the paintings were carefully taken out of the museum to donetsk, and there are still buildings that are ukrainian neo-onocysts. disabled will not be installed. the central bank left the key rate unchanged for the third time in a row for more than four months. it stays at 7.5%. this means that the cost of loans and interest on deposits for ordinary citizens will not change much, as far as global forecasts are concerned. uh in the bank of russia save reserved optimist. according to its chairman. elvira nabiullina , the country's economy will begin to grow in the middle of this year. 22 years in a strict regime colony, today the former khabarovsk governor sergei furgala was sentenced, he, along with three accomplices, was convicted in the case of organizing the murders of business competitors at the beginning of two thousandths, the court’s decision is based on the conclusions of the panel, the jury, who, not being professional lawyers, understood

aivazovsky, the artist was previously described as ukrainian, the metropolitan museum of art also changed the nationality of the mariupol-born artist arkhip kuindzhi from russian to ukrainian in its descriptions, and that's all today spotlight ukraine talked about trends , world politics and much more. don't forget likes and subscribe and see you next week there are moments when the body quickly loses fluid, which can lead to dehydration. but of course there is not enough water, water for special medical purposes, i save myself together , i save children, water, and i save myself water for special medical purposes . such simple problems with gums lacalut active lacalut active actively overcomes bleeding gums protects against periodontitis and visibly tightens gums lacalut active action you feel immediately root for dnipro-1 and shakhtar exclusively on megogo about what ukrainians don't think about, no matter what they talk about, war, war, and our victory still come out on top, seven days a week from monday to monday, to all different spheres of human activity , sports, culture, politics, eight presenters of express, jo

ukraine from rahov to still free mariupol svitlana kolbytsia vadym shishkanych ictv facts - the only news and finally ukrainian museums walls and exhibits were emptied of hidden originals of outstanding works priceless paintings and sculptures and at the beginning of the great war museums had to quickly evacuate their collections and not all museums managed to do it in the territories that were under occupation, they were practically looted, so now the ministry of culture and museum workers are trying to do everything not to lose the rest in the event of a repeated invasion or massive bombings the preparations are kept a secret, but olga chayko collected information for the plot here the carpet hung in an arbitrary way here stood large bronze vases in the capital museum of the khanynki literally empty walls a collection that includes thousands of works of art that were dismantled and securely hidden on february 24 visitors are offered concerts and slides about patrons before the tour we approached creatively, we made such shadows on the walls, we worked with the photographs we had from the time of the khanenkos in the

this a large parking lot, a tram in the depot of mariupol , would resemble a real open- air museum. in the soviet era, for example, these trams are still running through the streets of st . wartime and note it can still function as a snow plow military engineers have already checked almost the entire city to the roads and places where there are a lot of people. utmost attention aleksey baranov andrey yurchuk halit tankiev vesti , donetsk people's republic, mariupol a military infrastructure facility was completely destroyed by a k-52 multi-purpose attack helicopter the target was hit unguided aircraft missiles during a combat mission, the first machine was covered by an mi-8 machine gunner and a medic in the mouth in the event of an emergency the situation, the fighters are ready to promptly come to the aid of the pilots of the ka-52, often these military personnel help to evacuate civilians from the liberated mi 8 also participates in settlements around the clock in supporting ground units of motorized riflemen and tankers on the line of contact. while some crews are returning from

everyone all fled, i immediately remembered the story of mariupol, as they told me, there are local officials, and there the director of the museum february 25 and everyone was gathered for a meeting in the mayor's office, from 26 all mary has already disappeared in the direction of ukraine, by the way, so far, she is trying to manage mariupol through. on the internet and there are abusive statements. so the fact that they escaped from kromatorsk is also an interesting sign , there is such a moment they are 9 years old there purposefully all managers were brought in precisely for potency there, even the mayor was in slavyansk with a surname. talking lyakh, you see, this was done on purpose, 100% it was done, but with a hidden meaning, well, that is, if they do not already consider this agglomeration as a defensive line, they understand that we will now come from the rear. yeah, maybe that's why they hold it like that it was an unfortunate blow like that, but we 're ready, than that's a big one, don't you think? i can’t reveal the secrets, but here i have a friend who was from under marinka and was transferred there to zaporozhye,

is that the metropolitan museum, but just a few days ago from three painters of the great russian painters. this is ilya repin and this is arkhip kuindzhi - this is the mariupolhen he moves to st. petersburg and makes a career there. it really is great russian painter. and aivazovsky, in fact, he is generally of armenian origin. here, in a completely unexpected way, are three great russian painters. and do you know? that's how for me the size of a russian painter is determined after all by people who , well, far from painting, when we name some kind of surname, we immediately have some kind of picture in our head that this person painted don't name the surname, yes , immediately draws the image. well, a more or less educated person, what happens, it turns out that it’s not just ukraine, it’s i went this way for a long time. it was my sixth seventh grade there, when we dad opened a history textbook, and it was written there that the ancient ukrainians had taught. i swear that's how it was dmitry taught the spaniards to ride horses, and then, in general, as if the spaniards mastered this, but beautiful. in general, as if by skill they repeated, yes, yes, includ