anna efimova valery savelyev anastasia popova is a typical novorossiya. talk about how the future of the restored mariupol is seen with our permanent expert to historians, political scientist rostislav ishchenko rostislav good afternoon in mariupol in ukraine - a large industrial center and port. what will happen in novorossiya i look in the field, well , i wouldn’t come here, i admired this mariupol lost the dpr there. well, at least half of the total population before the military and, frankly, we don't know just heard 2.5 million people left and half of them in a few months. after the situation more or less settled down, it came back. so then the truth is, some of these people again went to this one to follow. but we can consider that somewhere uh, well, about half somewhere 60%, uh, that's the pre-war population. let's say the same mariupol yes, this city can inhabit. yes, the company has been destroyed. you just need them. install, because the enterprises need more workers. but we cannot just take them and bring these working hands from somewhere, so

more details in the story anna efimova 1775 catherine ii just appointed his serene highness prince potemkin of tauride as the governor-general of novorossia of the territory of the wild field, recently conquered by the turks at that time, a solid voice and the most important state task turn it into a blooming land. in everything related to the development of the region, the empress personally keeps her finger on the pulse of the intensity of the correspondence between the empress and potemkin can be judged from such documents as short messages of a kind of telegram, which were regularly sent to the addressee along with passive ones. the first thing potemkin did when he became governor of novorossia was to conduct a population census. it turned out that a little over 150,000 people live on the lands entrusted to him. moreover, half of the nomads, having learned such figures, potemkin prayed to mother. give little people, not to give. dima back to turku southern coast catherine allows the prince to resettle novorossiya state serfs from the interior province. uh, there are over 50 letters in t

in 2 years about how the work is going and how the future of the city is seen in the story of anna efimovaattles in the spring of 2022. this building received heavy damage, it seemed that it was no longer subject to establishment, but work. here they go in full swing everywhere, special equipment. the theater itself is hidden with scaffolding and a banner with images of the great classics. pushkin , gogol tolstoy and taras shevchenko, who were regularly staged here. if the stage itself is restored for a few more years, then the square around is transformed before our eyes, new benches , pedestrian zones, playgrounds and even fountains. that's all ukraine will be. third on mariupol on how russia is restoring it, which the ukrainian army just demolished today , tens of thousands of builders , power engineers and just volunteers are working in the destroyed city, helping, for example, to rake up construction debris. this is how new roads and bridges are being built, and warm light appears in the houses, there is enough garbage for work. a lot of things have to somehow help each other took his

in the story of anna efimova, marinka, the nearest suburb of donetsk, has been fighting in this area since 2015. it is nice here. we dug in. all these years from here. shelling of residential areas of donetsk was carried out, because of which civilians died . today, our artillery tanks are actively working in the fortified areas. in essence more than yourself almost all the work is going on around the fields our direction is such that we have, in essence, only trenches and industrial buildings. it is clear that before the fight anxiety. there are a lot of emotions before the fight. all of these are experiences. they accumulate inside you, accumulate accumulate and you go out into the field and complete calmness is detachment, and only just the other day we recorded the work on the most advanced valley of the front, only a few hundred meters during the interview, now and then you can hear the sounds of arrivals and exploding shells. well, i'm a driver, 252. and before that, i served on breme evacuated equipment from the battlefield, when we were knocked out at marinka , the commander

development of the wild field steppe gave impetus to the development of new technologies in the plot anna efimovahe sun is a wonderful day, that the day is suitable for agricultural work , and this is at the end of january, while in the main part of russia, snowdrifts are still being cleared on the southern borders. including in the kherson region, separately and farms are already preparing vegetables for planting. here in this small farm, for example, they sow carrots and bell peppers. the main thing is to cover with a film. still. temperature. the work begins to hesitate, and he, the real ra, covered the flogging of the fertile soil of novorossia, despite all the circumstances. well, through the prism of centuries. who would have thought invasion of wind locusts and crackers in due time, colonists. they started here with grazing part of the land. for this , it turned into a desert and only then understood on this fertile soil, and the truth grows . everything is enough just to throw it into the ground in seeds and in time to provide the police with a ride. from kherson originates the kakhovka m

the so-called anti-terrorist operation during which kiev killed people in the donbass for years anna efimovaalery savelyev anastasia popova is a typical novorossiya. about how yesterday's miners and metallurgists became a combat-ready army, we will talk with our permanent expert to historians, political scientist alexander vasiliev. sasha good afternoon. hello ukrainian propaganda since 2014 literally from the first days. uh, the beginning of the anti-terrorist operation. this was the name in ukraine of this operation in the donbass when they began to use the armed forces against unarmed people all the time ukrainian propaganda told that they were actually fighting not with the militias, but with the russian army. it really was so really the backbone and the basis of the personnel who fought against the ukrainian army these years, a and the ukrainian so-called volunteer battalions were, of course, the natives of donbass already at certain critical moments , and there really was combat support from the side of russia, i assure you that, as it were, in the front ranks, but there were guys who