film studio belarus-film was subsequently replenished with graduates of the state theater and art institute and actors from other theaters during its operation, the theater has become one of the most visited stage venues in the country with its own repertoire and its audience. at the same time , it should be noted that this is the only theater of this kind that has survived in the post-soviet space, on its stage , many works of world and russian classics, as well as modern authors of belarusian and russian drama, received a creative life, and in 2011 the theater team was awarded the title of honored collective of the republic of belarus for the next theatrical season. it began with a premiere performance. the same munchausen directed by tatyana patsai on her account performances, both in the leading theaters of belarus and in theaters in russia tatyana good afternoon. good afternoon, the famous baron munchausen has written many stories, more than one film has been shot and more than one performance has been staged. why are you so interested in this story? maybe in your life. you met the vis

in belarus yes, the department of monumental art of the academy of arts was then a theatrical art institute students. well-known artists. i think there are already enough boards, but how? well, you can see the work . the work itself in watercolor and pastels to know in the statute can be given about ryndina luther with propane on the weekend as much as kissing in the halls of the suspended soundtracks for the morning, if it is uch piano and bach's magic handel ibrams. and she will take over the live baton of the spiritual will spread the self-destruction that the premiere gas has become a lunar picture, who drove the underestimated guests to the belarusian aida to clean up your cultural plans for the weekend. the national remnant declared the art branch of china, most of the celestial empire broadcast from conor from two edges, you can to open a new body of chinese culture shamo to the fact that the collection from 1.000 cottage cheese, and here at the body that only 20% of the dark fry is shown on marx. capturing handwriting focusing on chinese characters 7 dozens near the hallway for home

yes, that is, the department of monumental art of the academy of arts, then it was a theatrical art institutet of students. well-known artists. i think already there are enough boards, but as you can see, you can do this work, they specially made an exhibition dedicated to the creative dynasty. and, of course, everyone knows very well what kharitonovichevashchenko said, especially as a muralist, his amazing paintings, which are also in minsk and not only well, at this exhibition we wanted to show him as a picturesque instant painter his most programmatic works, which we show here, dedicated to woodland, of course, his beloved woodland, because he was born, just the same foot of treatment, and works dedicated to chernobyl because he experienced this tragedy of his native land very strong, of course, dedicated to belarus, this symbol is a stunning symbol of flying storks. this is exactly the symbol that brought our art . will anton and molsky be able to gain a foothold in the leadership position of the overall standings of the commonwealth cup at the same time, please all belarusian fans with b

belarus yes, the department of monumental art of the academy of arts, then it was a theatrical art institutestudents. already known artists. i think there are already enough boards, but how, well, you see, it works equipped. we specially made an exhibition dedicated to the creative dynasty. and, of course, everyone knows very well what kharitonovich said. vashchenko especially, as an artist , his muralist, amazing murals, which are also in minsk and not only well, at this exhibition we wanted to show him, as a picturesque moment, his most programmatic works, which we show here, dedicated to the disease, of course, his beloved woodland, because that he was born, just the same feet, and work, dedicated to chernobyl because he experienced this tragedy of his native land very strongly, of course, dedicated to belarus, this symbol, a stunning symbol, flying a. isty is exactly the symbol that brought our art kharitonovichevank said, and so the work itself is in watercolor and bedding and you can visit dosya sobly or here she is, so more and more, probably, on our website vr box of the day. the nav

and it has loaned art to institutions far and wide, including the hammer museum in los angeles, the tucsonama - art, and the whitney in new york. for hopkins, 45, it represents a shift from when she was first starting out. candice: there were so many good native artists working in contemporary art, but they still wer't getting the big shows. there was a kind of, you know, the beginningsf a kind of national conversation that had been coming actually since the sixties. but what they needed was, they needed allies in these large institutions. jeffrey: bias? racism? hostility? what is it, what do you think? candice: i think that there was definite bias. and i think that, you know, most of the people that were in positions of power had no knowledge of this work, and they didn't take the time to get to know it. that shows that there's a kind of elitism that underpins a lot of institutions. and you know, it kept a lot of us, a lot of us out. ♪ jeffrey: forge also offers residencies to native artists of all kinds. one is laura ortman, a white mountain apache who's long lived and worked in new york

studio belarus-film was subsequently replenished with graduates of the belarusian state theater art instituteg its operation, the theater became one of the most visited stage venues in the country with its own repertoire and its audience. at the same time , it should be noted that this is the only theater of this kind that has survived in the post-soviet space , such as creative theater on its stage. many works of world and domestic classics, as well as modern authors of belarusian and russian drama, received life, and in 2011 the theater team was awarded the title of honored team of the republic of belarus for the next theatrical season. it began with a premiere performance. the same munchausen directed by tatyana patsai on her account performances as leading theaters. larusi, as well as performances in russian theaters tatya

they lend those works to museums and other art institutions. at she sees as a growing movement. >> people are recognizing that one of the missing narratives in american art history ithe narrative of the development of native art. and the influence native art has had on how we understand this country. >> the location of the land itself is important. >> it is about indigenous place making. >> it is not just about the art. >> it is about these places where we live. >> this was home to the hudson river school of art. landscapes that captured the beauty and drama but not the original inhabitants who were killed or displaced. >> to talk about what that original desire was. the longer history of these lands. >> there are works by 48 artists. it represents a shift of when she was just starting out. >> there were so many good native artists working in contemporary art. but they were not getting in the big shows. they were at the beginnings of a conversation that had been coming since the 60's. what they needed were allies in these institutions. >> bias?

as i said before, even -- we have to do a better job as liberal arts institutions teaching them thatf they think that way, they are shortchanging themselves. they really can see the world before they decide what part of the world they want to tackle. they may want to be a -- smart about all kinds of things. and some people find that very -- i worry about people finding a way of living that is intellectually satisfying as well as financially secure. my father had the right idea. that if i quit school, and worked on the docks, i would make a lot of money. money to support my family when it came along and to have a nice house, nice car, and not bad. i just said i really want to know more about language, about music, more about imagination, i want to know more about reading, i want to know more about great people and evil people, i wanted to know about the hitler's and stalin's of the world as well as about christ and about george washington. i wanted to know all of -- all of those things will make me understand the world in ways i think are important for me. if i would have worked on th

[laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was goingurn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books that we have here that are from the 1920s. i did a whole series of a mug shot paintings from those books. they are in the san francisco history centre's s.f. police department records. there are so many different things that the library provides for san franciscans that i feel like a lot of people are like, oh, i don't have a library card. i've never been there. they need to come down and check it out and find out what we have. the people who are hiding stuff in their sellers and wondering what to do with these old photos or old junk, whether it is hippie stuff or punk stuff, or stuff from their grandparents, if they bring it here to us, we can preserve it and archive it and make it available to the public in the future. >> by the time the la

[laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was goingow i would turn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books that we have here that are from the 1920s. i did a whole series of a mug shot paintings from those books. they are in the san francisco history centre's s.f. police department records. there are so many different things that the library provides for san franciscans that i feel like a lot of people are like, oh, i don't have a library card. i've never been there. they need to come down and check it out and find out what we have. the people who are hiding stuff in their sellers and wondering what to do with these old photos or old junk, whether it is hippie stuff or punk stuff, or stuff from their grandparents, if they bring it here to us, we can preserve it and archive it and make it available to the public in the future. >> shop a

mean that it needs to be obtained only at school, you can enter both a college and a vocational institution. art name has become synonymous with spatiality and scale. landscape, he introduced new stylistic techniques, and this year marks the centenary of the national art museum presented an exhibition of viktor gromyko to embrace the immense folk artist and veteran of the great patriotic war a lot of attention in his works. he gave color. red symbol. losses of military hardship, and green refers to his home. in the generation of the sixties. gromoyka, became a real innovator after 100 years since the birth of the artist, his style is recognizable even to a non- professional look, but this man who changed the relationship and the concept of the landscape genre. he was one of the first to write belarusian nature from a bird's eye view. that is, he himself said, e, what to ascribe such merit to himself. so he introduced the high horizon a in painting and, of course, it must be said that viktor alexandrovich was member of the partisan movement. a twelve-year-old boy and he met the beginning of the g

he had to i mean that was something that he had to do it's important to restore the trust of art is institutions and the justice department people will be looking republicans democrats independence and they will be evaluating on their own and whether they believe that the two cases were treated fairly. i think it's really interesting to see what happens in the trunk case and you know, depending on that outcome what that means for fo think if they prosecute trump and then they don't prosecute biden or if there's not charges. i don't know it's gonna be very difficult and i think americans are gonna be looking at that. do you think it it's to president biden's agenda? absolutely. i think it's just another another distraction. it's one more thing that they're gonna have to worry with and continue to manage. i mean, this is an actual crisis. we have multiple days of news on it. we have multiple documents that you know, multiple locations for documents now the investigation, so we're going to be waiting on that. there's going to be likely more drips of information throughout and just from as a columns

somehow, and students of children's art schools in the city of minsk, the minsk state college of arts and institutionsnal education for children and youth shared their winter impressions. now in an art gallery. university of culture passes exhibition competition of children's creativity, the young artist was invited to express their impressions of the winter couple with the help of painting , graphics, sculpture and arts and crafts . everyone has. there is an opportunity to evaluate them in craftsmanship until january 14, as children's art. it's always so vibrant. remember how you drew as a child. yes, if a tree, then it must be some interesting unusual tree. yes, neoby. well, in the meantime , justice was restored in the czech republic, what i will now tell you in more detail about beethoven's procedure, which was stored for 80 years in the collection of the moravian zemsky museum in the czech city of brno will return to the heirs of its rightful owner for public viewing. it was exhibited for the first time. we are talking about the fourth part of the string quartet number 13, which the composer crea

art loss registry. a detroit judge agreeing on friday and dismissing soter's lawsuit entirely. and overnight the detroit instituten part, quote, the dia welcomes the court's ruling dismissing the litigation regarding "the novel reader" and noting there were no allegations of wrongdoing by the dia. this is the last weekend of the van gogh in america exhibition. no word on what happens to "the novel reader" after that. >> plenty of intrigue. ha, ha, ha. you should have added that into the story itself. >> i had to do something. >> that made the morning. >> yep. >> thank you, will. >>> coming up on "good morning america," could the home field advantage make the difference in today's divisional round playoff game between the giants and the eagles? i think my philly people will say yes or hope so, at least. ♪ ♪ what do you think healthier looks like? ♪ ♪ with a little help from cvs... ...you can support your nutrition, sleep, immune system, energy...even skin. and before you know it, healthier can look a lot like...you. ♪ ♪ cvs. healthier happens together. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer

[laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was goingow i would turn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books that we have here that are from the 1920s. i did a whole series of a mug shot paintings from those books. they are in the san francisco history centre's s.f. police department records. there are so many different things that the library provides for san franciscans that i feel like a lot of people are like, oh, i don't have a library card. i've never been there. they need to come down and check it out and find out what we have. the people who are hiding stuff in their sellers and wondering what to do with these old photos or old junk, whether it is hippie stuff or punk stuff, or stuff from their grandparents, if they bring it here to us, we can preserve it and archive it and make it available to the public in the future. calling t

collections would form the basis of more public large-scale institutions like the british museum around the same time many royal collections of art were being turned into public institutions like the louvre and the national gallery and these institutions were really important models for the kinds of museums that were established in the united states. it wasn't until later in the 19th century that we see the rise of museums that might be familiar to us today like the mfa here in boston the metropolitan museum of art the american museum of natural history. these were all founded around the 1870s following the civil war but i've been really interested in this kind of in between moment between the 18th century and and these later museums where we can really this kind of. gradual messy non-linear transition between a kind of cabinet of curiosity's model where you have collections that are filled with all kinds of different objects together towards greater specialization and also between collections that were often restricted for elite audiences or imagined to have a research purpose towards institutions that were dedicated at least a

but they bequeath my works of art to the jewish institution that will be established after the war. when i saw that quote, i almost fainted. i understood that she's talking to me. i am now the executor of that will. and natalie gillard sections will but skin 1000000 wilson, this elements and there. therefore, it's my obligation to do it in the most objective and clear way. can we seeing arise in anti semitism around the world at something you've spoken about at great length in what ways do you say that playing out? well, i'm a personal, a story. i arrived to new york in august 2016. the service is rose consul general. they're convinced that they some it is and will be in a law place in my agenda in may. i'm in new york in the united states. 15 jews were murdered, not attacked, murdered in that they submit the carfax so anti semitism, unfortunately thriving again in the world. and there, you know what they tell worldly. does that come through yet? vashem a especially the work leaders is when you see and they sent me these them act immediate, dont wait. if your weight antisemitism wil

icebreaker, almost drowned in the kara sea, then he entered the acting department of the screen institute artograd, a handsome stately owner of a magnificent texture. he immediately began to act in films, critics wrote that valery solovtsov is the standard villain of russian cinema, he plays charming seducers of young girls who have gone astray komsomol members, the most famous of his roles in famous films. katka paper ranetki and parisian shoemaker with the appearance of sounds. cinema solovtsy, he was no longer offered the main roles, but in the cult film, the goalkeeper in 1936. he played the national team coach and sang the famous song. sports were needed primarily to prepare for the defense of the country. the song actually became the anthem of the hey goalkeeper generation. that's all for the battle sentries you are placed at the gate. and imagine that the border strip is following you . to be the body and soul of the young director larisa slovtsova, we are talking to her in her apartment in st. petersburg, here she keeps the archive of her husband in 1963 as a twenty-year-old girl. she

but they bequeath my works of art to the jewish institutions that will be established after the war when a so that quote, i almost fainted. i understood that she's talking to me. i am now the executor of that will. and natalie gillard sections will but see 1000000 wilson this elements and they, therefore, it's my a obligation to do it in the most objective and clear way can we seeing arise and anti semitism around the world? it's something you know you've spoken about at great length in what ways do you say that playing out? well, i'm a personal story. i live to new york in august 2016th. the service is, rose, consul general, they're convinced that they submit this and will be in a law place in my agenda in made them in new york in the united states. 15 just were married that not that that murdered in that they submit the carfax so anti semitism. unfortunately, driving again in the world. and they're, you know what, they tell worldly. does that come to yard marsh m a especially the work lead? this is when you see, aren't they sent me this them act immediate. don't wait. if your weight an

rhs the educational theater of the russian institute of performing arts comes to vladivostok on tour,versity teachers conduct master classes at the school of creative industries - this is another, but the most interesting national project. ah, which entered the structure of the branches of russia and there are such schools in three branches of our institute. and this is additional education for children in six areas. it's high. uh, hmm progressively technological, but equipped studios, and they are the same in our all schools. only children are teachers, but this is already such a human capital and this is partly, of course, but it is designed to prepare applicants for us, but to a greater extent, of course, this is an opportunity for children to try themselves very early. e in modern technologies to apply their creative ideas to some impulses and feel like creators. here in this new environment. a rich program is being conducted in all creative areas and technical ones are now in the midst of the rehearsal of the performance. i ask you thank you. you know when i first learned about t

veritable art city in kaliningrad is scheduled to fully open in 2024, with the blaster taking up most of the island. here will appear the series of the bolshoi theater of the russian state instituteforming arts gallery the central music school and the academy of geography at the moment, most of the facilities have already been built, and some have been put into operation. you know this is a challenge and it is clear that in this development in this good sense of the word stress and there is a point of growth never in the stability of stagnation in some comfortable habitual form of existence, serious breakthroughs did not occur, and of course it’s great when young families, when it’s like that, let's fly to kaliningrad well, it's fantastic. you know there is a tactic of the lungs touches, what is called here, we are not talking about change, here we are talking about, just the same, about improving how to saturate it with some more interesting projects, more interesting initiatives. and here, it seems to me, this integration will come about. most importantly, the fact that at the initial stage it will be possible to consider some kind of experiments, and some attempts to do someth

ahead is still a crust of the institute of theater arts, he is both a physicist and a lyricist. lord us, but the main thing is the born soloist vanya's song, we sang along at the pop singers competition in vitebsk in 2019, but one of his main awards is the attention of the legend of the people's artist of the ussr iosif kobzon, it was he who blessed him on his creative path felt a kindred spirit festival and contests - this is one thing but a television platform, and, moreover, a live broadcast. but in my life. these are the first live broadcasts. this is a completely different feeling of experience, but not here, but a large hall that will give you, maybe such support and energy. uh, here you won't hide some small details. e of your emotions, because you always know that you are constantly hearing under the camera lens. hello irina well, tell us. did you see how your son performed? good connection. liked you liked it competitors will envy his efficiency and propensity for empathy, he consistently performs excellently, even when the clouds of comments under star mentors thicken,

go to the questions coming in by q&a on zoom in the e-mail which is policy format washington institute. artlet me ask you something that will we have passed -- in the past discussed and done a study at the washington institute. there is a big change in our counterterrorism posture 20 years after 9/11. we have been really successful in preventing attacks finishing. the way we have done is no longer sustainable and on top of that while we have had tremendous tactical success we basically forgive me. had strategic failure and that there are exponentially more people radicalized to the point of being willing and interested in carrying out acts of terrorism and violent extremism today than there were an nine in 9/11. how do we continue to take advantage of all the things that we have learned to do over the past 20 years that are so good at preventing the next attack -- on trial for driving into a pedestrian on halloween and preventing those kinds of attacks in a more sustainable fashion and what type of non-kinetic tools can we put in place to try to get ahead of the radicalization? that's reall

race what it is, the ability build civilisations, customs, languages, institutions, religions , art, institutionse those things and i don't think i'll ever acquire them. but i'm open minded. they may. they acquire those things, but in that case they're persons like us and then have to react to them as persons . on question , example . so on this question, example of moral judgement, do you think we can program machines to make moral judgements which are generally moral judgements? can we gap between we close this gap between machine and human being piers is talking and yeah, i think talking about? and yeah, i think it's a very interesting question and one, of course, we have had to confront some small ways to confront in some small ways already, we use already, a lot of that we use make decisions in their own right and they systems often have moral. but of course, as you're moving towards fully autonomous agent like a.i, whether it's the driverless car deciding whether to swerve to , deciding whether to swerve to, save a pedestrians life , have to save a pedestrians life, have to take these socia

a mariinsky, but also leading teachers who will work in a branch of the russian state institute of performing artsay. the guys are studying at the kobzon college and are looking forward to the opening of a new educational building, which will be commissioned presumably in january. to me it seems that culture is such a sphere that should not stop at a small town. i must certainly receive some new cultural injections. and just this is the case when the capital education. uh, moreover, it came to kuzbass for us, of course, there is a huge problem that there is a very large outflow of young people from the regions, and uh, here we are solving such a problem that teachers and capitals have come to us. they are our children going there. together with the first release, the region will receive actors , directors, set designers, production designers artists-technologists producers and theater species, that is, a complete set of specialists for theatrical art, the same applies to workshops, fake painting and sculpture, television and film professions, too. this will be 16.000 m² for creativity. we will hav

then he entered the acting department of the institute of screen art in petrograd, a handsome statelymagnificent texture. he immediately began to act in films, critics wrote that valery solovtsov and coupon villain of russian cinema. he plays charming seducers of young girls, komsomol members who have gone astray are most famous for his roles in famous films. katka paper ranetki and the parisian shoemaker with the advent of the sounds of the solovtsy cinema, and they stopped offering the main roles, but in the cult film, the goalkeeper of 1936. he played the national team coach and sang the famous song generation hey goalkeeper sentries placed at the gate. you imagine that the border strip is following you. what to be the body and soul were young larisa solovtsova, the widow of the director, we we talk with her in her apartment in st. petersburg , here she keeps the archive of her husband in 1963 as a twenty-year-old girl. she got a job at landu's studio for the film as an editor. she talks about the first meeting with a catcher and love at first sight. the door opens and a very hands

thousand artists receive the gold medal of the national institute of arts instead of the reclusive edwardfriend came and hopper joked in a thank-you speech and he personally would say only thank you. and in case of a talkative mood , he would add this. i would venture to say that i would say twice as much. thank you very much right. there is no around. let's still finish with theme artists 800. in 1909, he became interested in sculpture for 3 years, almost abandoned painting , however, you can't hide the style, it's not material. this is a modigliani sculpture. 1857 he entered the vienna polytechnic university and as a student earned himself for a life game on a bet in a cafe partridge cafe has survived and to this day. what kind of chess player are we talking about? this is wilgels. the second round is over and i'm summing it up thousands on the account of fatima 3.700 dmitry is in the lead nikita he has 5.000 in his account. ahead of the third round. so, athlete, now i have another job. here you are ready to show the promised exotic place such it can pull out of the subconscious, someth

uh-huh, i would even say a few words about the fact that in the fifties, when the institute of art historyeated. well, not a branch center. here is my colleague yesterday was on receipt. here, yes waves of patriotism. send the great victory on the waves of this inspiration and creative means of labor. e hmm from the birth of national material and spiritual culture in a wide. the scale have been arranged. uh, then very popular multi-volume works, which reflected the e itself, the content of this culture and its spiritual and material heritage, and everything related to the history of the country and any settlement, especially then it was dramatic in terms of what the whites had already lost. eh, a huge amount. well, i'm talking about almost 10,000 rural settlements disappeared during the great patriotic war. yes, it is a huge genocide. and now we are talking about it. yes, that's why i would like to note then 47 were published there to that in belarusian folk art so it means was published remember how christo and the culture of the eight-ton and as a further step writing began. it was the m

which senara lost at the same time protesters broke windows, furniture and works of art, this attack on state institutions is called by local media the worst since brazil's return to democracy in the 1980s more than 1,200 people were detained for questioning and about 300 people were arrested the latest warning from the german police climate activists continue to occupy the village of lucerata in western germany they want to stop the demolition of the settlement and the further expansion of the coal mine the protesters said they will stay here as long as necessary however , the police are going to remove the participants of the protest from the scene, i note that german eco-activists have been protesting against these construction plans for years, they believe that further coal mining contradicts germany's national goals for reducing carbon emissions kyiv, the indomitable heart of europe, at the stolychny railway station opened a photo exhibition under the name, these are 30 photos that depict how the capital and suburban towns lived in the first days after the russian full-scale invasion within a month,

then he entered the acting department of the institute of screen art in petrograd, a handsome statelyer of a magnificent texture. he immediately began acting in films, critics wrote that valery solovtsov is the reference villain of russian cinema, he plays the charming seducers of young girls who have gone astray. komsomol members are most famous for his roles in famous films. katka paper ranetki and the parisian shoemaker with the advent of the sounds of movies, and stopped. to offer the main roles, but in the cult film the goalkeeper of 1936. he played the coach of the national team and sang the famous song, sport was needed first of all to prepare for the defense of the country, the song actually became a living generation, hey goalkeeper, get ready for battle now, and you are put at the gates and christ the fighter along the borderline what to be the soul was young larisa lovtsova, the widow of the director, we talk with her in her apartment in st. petersburg here she keeps her husband's archive in 1963 as a twenty-year-old girl. she got a job at landu's studio for the film as an

we erect a monument to pushkin on washington square called the institute of wisconsin , an art gallery in new mexico, we film eugene onegin and with pleasure we go to the opera of the same name in general, we also love and respect happy birthday. ivan sergeevich damn, even here they lied. i hope you understand. why our program was called exactly as we called it. krivoruchko, and as always said, we leave one by one, if anything, we are geologists looking forward. vladimir putin congratulated those who celebrate the orthodox christmas today. he noted the contribution of the russian orthodox church and other christian denominations of russia in preserving the historical memory of educating young people and strengthening the institution of the family. the christmas holiday inspires people to do good deeds and serves to affirm the enduring spiritual values ​​the president wrote. skom cathedral, the main temple of the kiev-pechersk lavra, the christmas service was held by schismatics such, there for the first time the priests of the ukrainian orthodox church were not even allowed to gate, in

we call the institute of wisconsin an art gallery in new mexico after him, we film eugene onegin and we go to the opera of the same name in general, we also love and respect happy birthday. ivan sergeevich damn, even here they lied. i hope you understand. why our program was called exactly as we called it. our midshipman krivoruchko came. and as always, he said, we are leaving one by one, if anything, we are looking forward to god yes, i am waiting for you at our new meeting. all the best . urgently we can do it, only we listen two. gobble up gennady petrovich or just gena the gardener, then your big business and about 13,000 subscribers were left without gas in the luhansk republic after the explosion on the main gas pipeline in the lutuginsky district, the fire has already been eliminated , it is possible that it was a sabotage on the spot emergency teams and investigators of the victims and threats are working no residential buildings, kiev did not comply with the ceasefire on christmas, hit peaceful cities in some areas of the zelensky formation, they tried to break through, but

embassy in ukraine, the secretary of state also visited the exhibition of the ukrainian institute of contemporary art, children of war, which later presented the works of ukrainian children during a discussion at a local university, anthony blinken emphasized that the united states is working not only to provide military and humanitarian financial support to ukraine, but also to bring to justice the russians who commit atrocities in ukraine. putin is trying to make us lose our sensitivity with his daily attacks in order to normalize it so that people said ok it happens and we just accept it if it's normal and acceptable that's what we really have to avoid we have to make sure that collectively we will continue to clearly explain no this is not normal this is unacceptable if we allow this to continue with impunity in ukraine we will open pandora's box and then the aggressors all over the world will say hmm i can get away with it i can go take over the territory of another country by force erase and borders kill its people destroy the infrastructure and nothing will happen, that's why it's important. i

we erect a monument to pushkin on washington square, called the institute of wisconsin , an art galleryco, we film eugene onegin and with pleasure we go to the opera of the same name in general, we also love and respect happy birthday. ivan sergeevich pancake i hope you understand why our program was called exactly as we called it. our krivoruchko sword has arrived. and as always said, we leave one by one.