anna efimova, valery savelelev, anastasia popova, typical new russia.the situation is now is developing with medicine in new regions, we will talk with our regular expert, political scientist, rostislav myshchenko, about the burden placed on the healthcare system of novororosya and about the dedicated work of doctors. rostislav, you are welcome. good afternoon, it is obvious that where there is fighting, doctors primarily take care of the military wounded, help , treat, nurse, and nevertheless, the general healthcare system that is now being created there is, first of all, how it differs from the one what happened in ukraine, or this difference is not particularly felt, everything is post-soviet, it is clear that in novorussia the problem is much more complex, if only because, according to estimated data from last year , 90% of medical institutions needed repairs in novorossia, half of them needed major repairs, why do i i understand that these were gentle estimates , which means that for this very equipment , almost 100% of medical institutions require

anna efimova, valery savelelev, anastasia popova, typical.with our resident about what is unique about the gogo experience of colonization. sasha, good afternoon, good afternoon, what did such a small people, the gogouzs, of novorossiya, expect when they found themselves in these endless steppes, it must be said that their main habitat is bessarabia, bessarabia province, yes, let us recall, it was part of a single general government , which was novorossiysk, and bessarabia, as it was called, with the center in odessa, but nevertheless, there are in the eastern ... part of bessarabia, several, there, literally four settlements in the zaporozhye region, not far from melitopol, where either the gogauz predominate or are quite widely represented , that is, this is the area, and of course, well , first of all, this is how all immigrants from the balkans, in new russia, are winemaking is gardening, this is sheep farming, i was surprised when in moscow, in one of the networks , we won’t do advertising, i discovered, absolutely wonderful, of kgu orig

anna efimova, valery sovelev, anastasia popova, typical new russia. talk about the methods of sponsored construction in new regions, about how everything works, with our permanent expert, political scientist rostislav ishchenko. rostislav, good afternoon, good afternoon. rostislav, how effective the system of patronage assistance in novorossiya is in the development of these regions is not very clear, but why do chefs need it, because first of all these are unplanned expenses, well, this is, so to speak, a public burden, it is impossible to organize a public burden on a huge number of chefs if this is not a state event, just like in the soviet union, many enterprises provided shep assistance to collective farms. but they did not provide it because they had a dream, instead of going about their direct business, go and pick cabbage or potatoes or do something else, because they were assigned to do so, well, now chefs are assigned, individual russian regions are assigned to deal with individual regions from the liberated territories, and, by the way, the

anna efimova, valery savelev, anastasia popova, typical novorossya.ng, about why in 2014 and in the fall of the 22nd referendum it could not have been different, we will talk with our regular expert, political scientist, historian, alexander vasiliev. sasha, good afternoon, hello. could it have been in the donbass in novorosiya in 1414 the same as in 2004 after the orange maidan, there was an anti-maidan, it did not end in anything; they calmly accepted the kiev government. here you need to understand that, firstly, the coup d’etat in kiev itself, yes, it turned out to be much more bloody, yes, in fact it was of an armed nature, if you remember , 2004, then the maidan was managed to be kept in these... then, in fact, let’s put it this way, novorosiya declared that it was ready to oppose itself to kiev and move towards sovereignty, and this is very serious. the kievskielites, who, i would say , at that time, well, compared to today, turned out to be more adequate people, turned out to be more responsible people, who understood how ukraine works, that i

in the story of anna efimova.e passports of the russian federation on the territory of its new subjects, in the hands of newly minted citizens of a large country, they have always been de facto part of russia, and they are only now becoming citizens of the jurassic. i thought that i would get a russian passport right away, i didn’t want to waste time in line for a dpr passport, but i couldn’t wait one year. actually in fact, the process of obtaining passports has been going on for several years now; in april 2019, russian president vladimir wrote a decree on a simplified procedure for obtaining russian citizenship for residents of the lpr and dpr, but previously they had to go to the same neighboring rostov to do this, now you can go through the entire procedure on the spot yourself close to home. so quickly i received it for zaitsev, that is, everything is wonderful , they were issued, everything is fine, i was somewhere within a week, probably, but this was not always the case, electronic coupons, comfortable mf

anna efimova, valery sovelev, anastasia popova, a typical novorossi.e russian spring and why in 2014 and in the fall of the 22nd referendum it could not have been different, we will talk with our regular expert, political scientist, historian, alexander vasiliev. sasha, good afternoon, hello. by the way, could it have been in the donbass in novororos in 1914 the same as in 2004, after the orange maidan, there was an anti-maidan, it didn’t end in anything, calmly accepted the kyiv government. here you need to understand that, firstly, the coup d’état in kiev itself, yes, it turned out to be much bloodier, yes, it was essentially of an armed nature, if you remember, in 2004, then the maidan was managed to be kept in these purely color technologies revolution, it all ended in court, not violent resistance, well, even the character itself, yes, this was later translated into a political one, it was completely unfair, the decision was unconstitutional and yet it was not. that she is ready to oppose herself to kiev and move in the direction of sovereignty, a

anna efimova, valery saveleviya popova, typical new russia.at is unique about the gagu experience of colonization of novorossiya with our regular expert, historian and political scientist alexander vasiliev. sasha, good afternoon, good afternoon, what did such a small people, the gogozovs, of novorossia expect , how did they end up in these endless steppes? it must be said that their main habitat is bessarabia, the bessarabia province, let us remind you that it was part of a single governorate-general , which novorossiysk and bessarabia were called with its center in odessa, but nevertheless there are several in the eastern part of bessarabia, there are literally four settlements in the zaporozhye region, not far from melitopol , where ggaguz either predominate or are quite widely represented, that is, this is the area. and of course, well, first of all, this is how all immigrants from the balkans, in novorossiya, this is winemaking, this is gardening, this sheep breeding, i was surprised when in moscow, in one of the networks, we won’t do adv

about this in the story of anna efimova.klava. villages greeks buffs for fighters on the front line here in donetsk they sew you was still just a child, almost her entire adult life was accompanied by the roar of war. many guys have fathers at the front, but they themselves do not stay away. over the past 2 years , dozens of sets of clothes for fighters have been sent to the front lines, showing that in order to be together, you don’t have to be close. this means i can help in some way to the military, and we can preserve and give them warmth and comfort. home, so that they feel that we are working during the holidays, because we understand that the guys there are on the front line, we are here on the front line, we are shoulder to shoulder, for fighters such support is especially important, without the feeling of a reliable rear, without a specific single goal, for the sake of what and in the name of whom to fight is impossible to advance at the front. vladislav yevtushenko has been on the front line for the ninth year alre

anna efimova, valery saveleev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya.her it is difficult for a resident of novorossiya to become a russian today, and what difficulties are encountered along this path. permanent expert, political scientist, historian, rostislav ishchenko. rostislav, good afternoon. good afternoon. a little more than a year has passed since the regions of novorossiya became full-fledged subjects of the russian federation. what is more difficult: to create government structures in these regions, or to teach people how to live by new rules. creating government structures is not a problem at all. published a decree or a law is adopted, depending on what structure, money is allocated, staff are recruited, the structure is created, effectively, ineffectively, but it will exist and work somehow, changing people is much more difficult and not only are they influenced, but they influence the internal situation in russia, which is why not only will they be taught to live by new rules, but they will also write new rules with us and will influence t