is the general director of the minsk news agency, chairman belarusian union of journalists, andrey krivosheeveral prosecutor’s office continues to investigate the case of the genocide of the belarusian people, over 17 witnesses have already been questioned, about 40 excavations have been carried out, and more than 80 new facts have been forcibly established. we understandably won’t return 3 million belarusians, every third one, and what historians say, why else is it so scary, so many and so painful, because on the territory of modern belarus during the great patriotic war the nazis used everything forms and methods of genocide of people known in history, that is, these are executions, extermination, burning, torture, this is death by hunger, cold, painful, this is the sterilization of women, this is the nazification of children, when they are taken out they try to make true khorians out of our children, these are biological , chemical experiments, well, in general, everything you can think of that is satanic and wild was used, this is the slave trade, this is theft for forced labor. that is,

director of the minsk news agency, as well as chairman of the belarusian union of journalists, andrei krivosheev afternoon. good afternoon, ladies. hello. andrey evgenevich, glad to see you. and let's start with a new film, which was made by the team of the minsk- novosti agency, called 352 without. the right to be forgotten, the premiere took place on december 8, and the film tells the story of a prisoner of war camp located in minsk in the area of ​​​​the modern masyukovshchina district. let's see the announcement. looks like there's some kind of find there. it looks like a posthumous medallion. in one search day, five were found medallions, from these five medals everyone must establish the names of the four fighters. they were natives of tatarstan. at this very place , the occupiers are setting up one of the first sites of mass genocide on belarusian soil. these warriors, who boldly look into the eyes of the highest leadership of nazi germany, will soon become prisoners of war at the infamous stalack 352 camp. it is here, on lynkov street, near the modern station. electric train masyukovshch

is the presenter andrei sych, as well as our guests, the chairman of the union of journalists andrei krivosheevanalyst olga lazorkina. bloomberg recently published an article in which he indicated that, in my opinion , there are currently 183 regional conflicts going on in the world, and apparently there are plans to further expand this list. the babelmandep strait is a matter of serious concern. the yemeni houthis resumed their activities there, say, against israeli sea carriers, and i think that many others are falling into disarray; at the moment, many global players in the field of logistics are ceasing their activities in the red sea and in some other regions. andrey evgenievich, what is the reason and how will the situation develop? well, unfortunately, these are not only my forecasts, but also those of many analysts. including military experts, the war that is now being waged over markets and supply chains is becoming global, everyone understands that this is the economic redivision of the world, which, by the way, i warned about the president of belarus, when you remember, in the era of

director of the minsk news agency, as well as chairman of the belarusian union of journalists, andrei krivosheev film, which... filmed by the minsk news agency team, called shtalak 352 without the right to be forgotten. the premiere took place on december 8th. and the film tells stories about a prisoner of war camp located in minsk in the area of ​​the modern mosyakovshchina district. let's see the announcement. looks like there's some kind of find there. it looks like a posthumous medallion. in one search day, five medals were found; with these five medals, it was possible to establish the names of four fighters; all of them were natives of tatarstan. in this very place , the occupiers are setting up one of the first places of mass genocide on... and simple menchan residents of military age, what happened to them, why, with such trepidation , older, more elderly people walk these kilometers in the drozdy tract, in masyukovshchina, and tolbukhin street, and the current independence avenue, because this concentration camp is for prisoners of war and civilians, he actually wandered around the terr