i received it in moscow, i was the head of the department of belarus moldova ukraine at that time it with us and was directly involved in this work. after returning. having worked from chisinau. there five years very glad that i have been working in brest for 4.5 years. i hope that i will work here for some more time, because the plans are huge, and they do not end. they are only increasing the scope of work is growing partnership friendship with people with breeches with in general, in the region as a whole, if we talk about our tasks in general, then, of course, this is primarily a movement of russian culture, because russian culture is close to people here in belarus, but i mean, because i worked in other countries in general , russian culture has always been interesting.

i received it in moscow, i was the head of the department of belarus moldova ukraine at that time it was still ukraine with us and was directly involved in this work. after returning. having worked from chisinau. there for five years i am very glad that i have been working in brest for 4 1/2 years. i hope that i i will work here for some more time, because the plans are huge, and they do not end. they are only increasing the range of work is growing partnership friendship with people with breeches. in general, in the region as a whole, if we talk about our tasks in general, then, of course, this is in the first place. this is a movement of russian culture, because russian culture is close to people here in belarus, but i want to say, because i worked in other countries in general. russian culture has always been interesting. at various points, never in my life have i i regretted my choice that i began to do this work, probably, on the contrary, i consider myself a very happy person, because not everyone gets such a chance to do this work. and often my loved ones . my family does not

of a state from a territory that included, among other things, the modern baltic states, belarus , ukraine, moldovae czech republic with slovenia and slovakia, hungary, romania and even bulgaria, polish politicians at different times tried to advance in this ambitious direction as best they could. after the defeat of germany and its allies, as a result of the first world war, the polish units occupied lvov and the adjacent lands that then belonged to austria . zhskogo treaty in 1921 and actually recognize the rejection of their territories, and even earlier in 1920. poland captured part of lithuania around modern. it seems that together with the lithuanians they fought against the so-called russian imperialism. and as soon as the opportunity turned up, they immediately chopped off a piece of land from their neighbors, then there was the division of czechoslovakia in alliance with nazi germany . and even earlier, the harsh assimilation of the population of the so-called eastern kreses of the territory of modern western ukraine and part of belarus , lithuania, i also want to remind you of what in as

this problem in many ways by stopping its expansion and leaving a gray zone, but in moldova belarus allowing ukrainee russians create problems there and i know that you tried to force lukashenka to leave the idea, but unity with russia a. then he simply rejected the idea. yes, i could not understand, was he honest with me or not, but when the anti-lukashenka forces appeared, you know, i certainly supported their aspirations. so that was another opportunity that i think we missed, but you helped and tikhonovskiy too, so if you could help her much more. i think we could do better. yes, i think we can still do a lot to lukashenka, as you know. yes , he hosted john bolton. and there, uh, as we hear now, he declares that we came for one purpose, to understand. will lukashenka be able to turn his back on russia in order to win him over to his side? and what does it mean if the president of belarus understandably began to look towards the united states, we ourselves saw what happened in the end. what were the protests and it was only necessary for him to waver a little to change their mind, as they would i

of a state from a territory that included, among other things, the modern baltic states, belarus , ukraine, moldova, the czech republic with slovenia and slovakia, hungary, romania and even bulgaria, polish politicians at different times tried to advance in this ambitious direction as best they could. after the defeat of germany and its allies following the results of the first world war, the polish units occupied lvov and the adjacent lands, which then belonged to austria, more incited by the west, took advantage of the tragedy of the civil war in russia and annexed some historical russian provinces. our country , which was then in a difficult situation , was forced to conclude the riga treaty in 1921 and actually recognize the rejection of their territories, and even earlier in 1920. poland captured part of lithuania, the territory around the modern. it seems that together with the lithuanians they fought against the so-called russian imperialism. and as soon as the opportunity turned up, they immediately chopped off a piece of land from their neighbors, then there was the division of czechoslova

nato created this problem in many ways by stopping its expansion and leaving a gray area in moldova belarus ukrainellowing the russians to create problems there. i know that you tried to force lukashenka to abandon the idea of ​​unity with russia a. then he simply rejected the idea. yes, i could not understand, was he honest with me or not, but when anti lukashenko appeared in what forces, you know, i certainly supported their aspirations. so that was another opportunity that i think we missed, but you helped tikhonovskiy too, so if you could help her a lot more. i think we could do better. i think we still can do a lot to lukashenka, as you know. yes hosted john bolton. and there, uh, as we hear now, he declares that we came for one purpose, to understand. will lukashenka be able to turn his back on russia in order to win him over to his side? and what does it mean if the president of belarus began to understand clearly? hmm , we saw for ourselves what happened in the end. what were the protests and if he only faltered a little , if only he changed his mind, they would immediately eat him. this wa

state from a territory that included , among other things, the modern baltic states of belarus , ukraine, moldovathe czech republic with slovenia and slovakia, hungary, romania, and even bulgaria, polish politicians at different times, as best they could move in this ambitious direction after the defeat of germany and its allies following the results of the first world war, the polish units occupied lvov and the adjacent lands, which then belonged to austria. more instigated by the west, it took advantage of the tragedy of the civil war in russia and annexed some historical russian provinces, our country, which was then in a difficult situation, was forced to conclude the riga treaty in 1921 and actually recognize the rejection of its territories, and even earlier in 1920 . poland captured part of lithuania, vernesky krai , the territory around the modern virus. it seems that together with the lithuanians they fought against the so-called russian imperialism. and as soon as the opportunity turned up, they immediately chopped off a piece of land from their neighbors, then there was the partition o

different kinds of threats, controlling many countries and different politicians in ukraine, belarus, kazakhstan, moldovad influencing some european leaders. he was controlling it all in different ways. today, ukraine shows that putin is not in control. he started the full-scale invasion. now europe is rejecting this control. there are some countries remaining who support putin's policies, but they are fewer and fewer of those. i think the most important structure of today is nato. the nato country should say it quiet clearly that ukraine will become a ney member. i think after that, putin's inner circle, who believed his words, that they would never allow ukraine to become a nato and eu member, will just tumble down. this is very important. on his own, putin will become even weaker. some may think that he will be issuing threats. on the contrary, there's no need to be afraid of him, as a weak putin will be looking for ways to negotiate with the western world, with the civilized world. >> we are days away from the nato summit. have you had any assurances, at least even from the united states, that they w

as the commonwealth, it was located on the territory of modern poland lithuania ukraine belarus russia latvia and moldovae country with a large population in poland this period is called the golden age. but further in the period from 1772. until 1795, the kingdom of prussia ertz, the duchy of austria and the russian empire three times divided the commonwealth as a result of the third partition of poland for 123 years, disappeared altogether from geographical maps later, napoleon bonaparte created the principality of warsaw, dependent on france, on the lands of prussia; more of it, by decision of the congress of vienna, became part of russia as the kingdom of poland. during world war i, this territory was occupied by german and hungarian troops after the war. it also became the core of the new polish state of the second polish-lithuanian commonwealth, which was led by yuz philosophical plans to recreate poland in the tombs of the golden age led to the soviet-polish war, as a result, the treaty of riga was signed, according to which poland withdrew the former parts of the russian empire of western ukraine

precious the right to determine your own future is, precious to people everywhere, not just in ukraine, belarus, moldova georgia and all the places around the world where people continue to fight to make their voices heard. so my message, my message to all of you tonight is keep it up. keep it going. keep reminding the world of hope, that that's what you embody, hope in this country. no, i really mean it. [ cheers and applause ] i'm not joking. i mean it sincerely. we must never forget how much this matters and never, never give up on a better tomorrow. the defense of freedom is not the work of a day or a year. it's the calling of our lifetime, of all time. our unity will not falter, i promise you. [ cheers and applause ] folks, as i look around the world today and the moment of war and peril, a moment of competition and uncertainty, i also see a moment of unprecedented opportunity, unprecedented opportunity, opportunity to make real strides for the world of greater peace and greater prosperity. liberty and dignity, equal justice under the law. human rights and fundamental freedoms, which are the blessi

ukraine. belarus, moldova, georgia. all the places where people continue to fight to make their voices heard. so my message, my message to all of you tonight is keep it up. keep it going. keep reminding the world of hope that lithuanian embodies, hope. it's hope. i really mean it. i'm not joking. i mean this sincerely. we must never forget how much this matters. and never, never give up on a better tomorrow. the defense of freedom is not the work of a day or a year. it's the calling of our lifetime. of all time. we are steeled for the struggle ahead. our unity will not falter. i promise you. folks, as i look around the world today, at a moment of war and peril, a moment of competition and uncertainty, i also see a moment of unprecedented opportunity. unprecedented opportunity. opportunity to make real strides for a world of greater peace and greater prosperity. liberty and dignity. equal justice under the law. human rights and fundamental freedoms which are the blessing and birth right of all of humanity. that. that is

created this problem in many ways, stopping its expansion and leaving a gray zone, but in moldova , belarus, ukrainewing the russians to create problems, by the way, says expansion, rather than the expansion of the expansion of nato, you know? he does not talk about the work of the belarusian enterprise, about the level of wages, about social guarantees. in general, don't care. he doesn't even talk about democracy, he doesn't care. this is a screen. he says that there is a task to destroy russian china. belarus interferes with this, and we stopped in vain. look, he sits and talks like a semi-side. yes, he puts all the others. here somewhere down there, and we will decide our interests. we are a gray area. here there are no people tools west. over the centuries, starting with the colonial policy of great britain, what concerns the junta, which are now in kiev and how did hitler create his regime on whose money? he created it in the thirties of the last century with the money of the rothschilds and others, and supported everything they watched in silence and the games, by the way, the olympics in berl

poland and the territory, which included, among other things, the modern baltic states of belarus, ukraine, moldovac with slovenia and slovakia, hungary, romania and, in addition, bulgaria, the idea is surely capable of bewitching warsaw, which has barely forgotten the humiliating image of the polish plumber. past full of such ambitions and, most importantly, persistent attempts to realize them after the defeat of germany and its allies following the results of the first world war ii, polish units occupied lvov and adjacent lands that belonged to and so on. more instigated by the west , some historical russian provinces also took advantage of the tragedy of the civil war in russia. our country, which was then in a difficult situation, was forced to conclude the riga treaty in 1921 and actually recognize the rejection of its territories, and even earlier in 1920. poland captured part of lithuania, the vilna region , the territory around modern vilnius, it seems, together with the lithuanians, fought against so called russian imperialism. uh, as soon as the opportunity turned up, they immediately cho

by poland with a territory that included, among other things , the modern baltic states, belarus, ukraine , moldova echoes ideas are often heard by modern polish right-wing politicians, who, the closer to the elections, the more actively they try to start their electorate with a great-power project in which ukrainian statehood is mercilessly sacrificed to the ambitions of the past, the idea is extremely close to the ruling party, and hence the leadership of the country. there is just a nuance. on the one hand, you want from your husband, yes, your husband from the sea home, and on the other hand, you need to follow the orders of the chief commander from across the ocean. and the chief is from across the ocean demands to be friends, to help her with a cracker in everything. even at risk. uh, so to speak, problems of property of the population. the only thing that, apparently, is somehow able to reconcile the polish elite with reality. so this is the fact that they hate russia even more than ukraine, however, even. if someone in warsaw suddenly forgot that attempts to implement ideas, between the sea

ukraine crimea our territory is for crimea answer in all political talk shows er ukraine er georgia armenia belarus we failed moldovas there, er, federalists, it is not important, there should be an institute that studies russia at the fundamental level, not because we are very interested in what is happening in russia , i am not interested in what is happening in russia as a person, but as a er, sociologist, as scientists, as a person who i would like her country to develop and live in peace and security , we have to constantly watch what is happening there . what do you think, who in your opinion is mainly opposed to russia during the special military operation in ukraine ? mainly the armed forces of ukraine are supplied by western countries and nato, or the preeminent army of nato countries, the cost is raised, and there i think the collection is generally all my request between ukraine. well, now the candy is resisting ukrainian in the fall, and someone has property to resist russia in the course of its operation in ukraine. всего что программых Украины с санрамы nato с образуние конечно пахать войска nato , the

crimea, our territory, for crimea, answer in all political talk shows e-e ukraine e-e georgia armenia belarus we failed moldovall it whatever you want except linolega rusologists there mmm fedoras no no important there should be an institute that studies russia at the fundamental level no because we are very interested in what is happening in russia, i am not interested in what is happening in russia as a person, but as a sociologist, as a scientist, as a person who would like her country to develop and live in peace and security, we must constantly watch what is happening there? who do you think is the main opposition to russia during the special military operation in ukraine? answer options : mainly the armed forces of ukraine. cost i think it is a collection in general, all this is a question between ukraine, well, first of all, specifically , the ukrainian army, and who, in your opinion , has an advantage over russia in the course of its operation in ukraine? the smell of the nato army, the majority of russians are convinced that their army is fighting with nato right now in ukraine, such 46%. a little les

ukraine is a large european country and you are surrounded by enemy forces on three sides , even in eastern moldova, plus the black sea, the east, the southeast and belarusthe north . only the general staff can tell you, but to know this it is necessary to take into account a lot of information, not only information about the capabilities and numbers of the enemy, but also what are the ukrainian capabilities from the location and use of various systems, on the other hand, we hear a lot that airports, infrastructure and so on are needed, but it should be remembered that western aircraft were already in ukraine in peacetime, military exercises were held in 2011 and 2009 , and then ef-16 and f-15 were here and worked from ukrainian airbases, so this is a very complex issue. if i could advise where the president is simple the guy is an ordinary citizen i would say that the generals sent to ukraine everything that they ask for if ukraine the ukrainian government asks for something then the basic answer should be yes and then investigate whether there are possible reasons why no i don't know all the decisions that are being made but in february 2022 i thought

defend yourself, ukraine is a large european country and you are surrounded by enemy forces on three sides, even in eastern moldova, plus the black sea, the east, the southeast, and belarush . it's just those capabilities shown by the ukrainian military, there is definitely such a list somewhere. and only the general staff can tell you this, but to know this, you need to take into account a lot of information, not only information about the capabilities and numbers of the enemy, but also what are the ukrainian capabilities from the location and use of various systems . 16 and f-15 were here and worked with ukrainian airbases, so this is a very complex issue. if i could advise the president, a simple guy, an ordinary citizen, i would say that the generals sent to ukraine everything that they ask for. if ukraine, the ukrainian government asks for something, the basic answer should be yes, and then investigate whether there are possible reasons why not. i do not know all the decisions that are made. but in february 2022, i thought that they would need 16 and i am ready to go . tables like this and so on but i will say that a lot is needed to get this plane into the air, a l

defend yourself ukraine is a large european country and you are from three bo kiv surrounded by enemy forces even in eastern moldova, plus the black sea, the east, the southeast, and belarusthe north. i mean that the defense problem is extremely complex, that we can sit here and discuss it for 500 plus days of a large-scale invasion. these are exactly the capabilities that the ukrainian military has shown. there is definitely such a list somewhere . and what are ukrainian possibilities from the location and use of various systems, on the other hand, we hear a lot that infrastructure airports are needed and so on, but we should remember that western planes were already in ukraine in peacetime, military exercises were held in 2011 and 2009, and then f16 and f-15 were here and worked from ukrainian airbases, so this is a very complex issue . what do they ask if ukraine is ukrainian the government is asking for something, the basic answer should be yes and then investigate if there are any possible reasons why no, i don't know all the decisions that are being made but in february 2022, i thought that they would need it at 16 and i'm ready to go, it took a little time to come

ukraine to nato here, that also for our viewers can be more detailed. well, here is a typical exterminating position that these gray zones of belarus are not needed , as he says, moldovahe says , nato charter that, and according to the charter it is impossible to accept. uh, hmm country in uh, to this organization, when there is some kind of conflict about plans in belarus from this character, we will talk right after the advertisement. we will miss the deadline on navy day on sunday on first summer tinkov no longer pay per minute. order a tinkoff sim card and get free minutes forever. he is so alone. knock-knock - this is a sale knock on ozone on ozone big lungs are waiting for you. stick out your size. choose your ambassador everything for your beauty, a very profitable sale plot for a set of cosmetics for 699 rubles. women's patrol sneakers for 799 rubles. one of my friends, well, very popular in russia. run . as always, i came to the rescue. you will sit here for a long time. yes, infinitely. here's your megapowers unlimited, watch the video. listen sit music from social networks as long as you want calmly this challenge. i take it upon myself to switch to megafon

moldova as a state was not like that. it is thanks to the soviet union, again, all these countries: turkmenistan, kyrgyzstan, kazakhstan, mongolia, belarus, and ukraineviet union or russia , no one talks about it today, finally, even switzerland should be grateful to russia because its borders appeared. you know, when when suvorov and the russian army pissed on piekha we rode unexpectedly, even they must have been america when they fought with england, the fight for the war was not and the british made a blockade. america staged russian. e, the russian tsarina catherine said, then we will start the war with england if england does not lift the blockade. england was frightened and the americans lifted the blockade. should you raise your mind? uh, for the russians, when they drink for their independence, that's all, everything is forgotten lat or your estonia they say, you must compensate us for our losses, and during the soviet union it's normal. and i came up with what kind of latvia should we compensate for the losses of the latvian riflemen guarding lenin, it’s even impossible to calculate what damage they caused. they consider us aggressors to us,