beltelradiocompany accepts applications for participation until august 10. today celebrates the day of liberation from the nazi invaders. exactly 80 years ago, during the largest offensive operation bagration, the city was rescued by troops of the first belarusian front. in the legendary citadel. hundreds of belarusians gathered today, including participants in the patriotic action along the roads of glory. today she completed her route. the flowers lay down to the eternal flame. the memory of the heroes of the great patriotic war was honored with a minute silence. this is the memory that unites peoples, this is the memory that testifies to the truth, the truth of our victory, the values, the values ​​of anti-fascism, this is what we go into the world with, this is the main ideology of our belarus, we always make our way to the light, because victory is always for the truth, this is a creative time for our region, these are beautiful, cozy , cute streets, beautiful, cozy cities, and the most important thing is that here we are raising our children, our child

afterwards, the guys went on an excursion to beltelradiocompany, where they were shown the studio of the telenews agency. independence day in belarus also united young people from eight cis countries. the day before, the memory train arrived in minsk. the key point of the route was the military parade of ustela minsk, the hero city. the schoolchildren also witnessed the reconstruction and visited cultural and historical sights. reporting by elizaveta sinyak. the passengers of the memory train have more than 9.00 km behind them. 13 cities of belarus and russia. places of military glory, cultural and historical attractions, a large enterprise. the culmination of the trip was the independence day of belarus and the eightieth anniversary of the country's liberation from the nazi invaders. this is not my first time in minsk, but the first time i was a child, that’s why. i was very impressed by the reconstruction itself, how strong the explosions and shootings were, how believably the scene was played out nazi attacks on the village. i have a great-grandfather, in 1943 he received a medal