people outside the chinese consulate in manchester. many of them from hong kong, were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate. ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aimed to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing, at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly for to chose a man and a bray, apparently consul general jung, show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign is a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. i don't we see a protester on the ground inside the consulate being kicked and punched by a group of men. oh, he's then brought out by british police and fellow demonstrators. i later at a press conference with british parliamentarians, the victim of the attack, bob chan said he was shocked. it had happene

dudu from the hands of consul general rachkovsky.t's how the polish awards from duda were then received by the regional army captain jozef novik, but he is not a fan of talking more and more now and his wife. consul and then these and the woman herself is a long senior at the consulship and also one cubeta, who is trying them on us. so, the woman who says novik's wife and who is trying to manage everyone, including the consul general , is veronika sebastyanovich, a colonel in the intelligence of the regional army. thank you for your help for respect for everything. what are you doing for us combatants. today we can not come to thank you in person, but on our own behalf on behalf of all the combatants of the grodno region of novogrudok. we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. we pray for the most holy theotokos for the health of mr. president andrzej duda and victory and we believe in this. thank you very much mr. president, we love you, we adore you as our president. as you can see, the colonel of the regional army has one belove

does a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. i don't we see a protester on the ground inside the consulate being kicked and punched by a group of men. oh, he's then broad eyed by british police and fellow demonstrators. i later at a press conference with british parliamentarians, the victim of the attack, bob chan said he was shocked. it had happened number of your soil in my i left hong kong because of the national security law. it meant drastic changes to the freedoms we enjoy. and hong kong and how we live our lives. china's foreign ministry accused disturbing elements of illegally entering the consulate and such as lodged a formal complaint with britain council john later defended pulling the protesters, hair, telling sky news. he was just doing his duty as chan was abusing his country and his leader under she, jim ping relations between britain, hong kong, colonial ruler until 1997 and china have been particularly tense. she organized a severe crackdown on hong kong de

uh diplomats of the japanese consul, who worked at the consulate general in vladivostok, i correctly understand this japanese diplomat. he violated just a few conventions of french relations and was e. arrested red-handed while trying to get a cash reward. uh information confidential character and admitted his guilt. uh, so what's between those two cases. i don't think it should be set. e is an equals sign, as the japanese side is trying to do, but anyway, uh. in any case. uh, the step of the japanese side is, so to speak, absolutely in the minus uh for russian japanese relations and, of course, he is a confirmation of the unfriendly policy that japan, together with the rest of the collective west, has been pursuing lately. and mikhail yuryevich, as i understand it, they are canceling the anti-covid japanese restriction. and what do you think, against the background of what you are talking about, there is still some tension, but still some cultural ties. they will be preserved whether our tourists come after these restrictions are lifted, or whether we can’t count on it. but if we ta

will ensure the protection of embassies and consulates in the country. so sensor trouble makers illegally entered the chinese consulate general in manchester, endangering the security of the premises. any countries overseas diplomatic mission has the right to take the necessary measures to uphold the peace and dignity of the premises. however, the western mainstream media has put its own spin on the story, showing footage aimed at depicting a so called hong kong pro democracy protester being dragged into the missions grounds and beaten up sparking outrage. meanwhile, british police have launched an investigation involving an alleged assault on a protester with a number of u. k. officials condemning the so called attack and some even urging to some in the chinese ambassador and to expel or prosecute any official involved in the incident . well i, so take a closer look at this footage of the incident showing what really happened there. several protest is the scene trying to storm through the consulate gaze and even throwing punches at employees, one of who

these people so dear to the consul general.nately, anna pustul, the head of the visa department and colonel sebastyanovich, arrived. today. here they came to congratulate e felix stanislavovich on the centenary yes, on the anniversary of the centenary, mr. phoenix, a citizen of the republic of belarusian origin, wanted to teach. and why did anzhi rachkovsky come to congratulate them themselves? uh, if you want more details, we're just here to make an appointment, uh, for an interview with the general. i do not need detailed information to find out it is a good tradition to congratulate representatives of the regional army. let me remind you how quite recently euro-diplomacy in belarus visited the graves of soldiers of the regional army, and at the same time i remind you that monuments to soviet soldiers, they are demolishing please tell poland this year alone, more than 30 monuments were demolished. in poland, to those people who liberated your country from the nazis. that is, here you come, uh, for some reason, flowers are lai

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dudu from the hands of consul general rachkovsky.the polish awards from duda were then received by the captain of the regional army, jozef novik, but he doesn’t like to talk more and more now, his wife, and then the woman herself, the eldest is still me so, the woman who says novik's wife and who is trying to control everyone, including the consul general, is veronika sebastyanovich, a colonel in the intelligence of the regional army. thank you for your help for respect for everything. what are you doing for us combatants. today we can not come to thank you personally, but on our own behalf, on behalf of all the combatants of the grodno region of novogrudok. we sincerely thank you. we pray to the blessed virgin mary for the health of mr. president andrzej dud and for victory and we believe in this. thanks a lot mister.

that's our media branded a riot near beijing consulate in the u. k. city of manchester. for several protesters tried to storm the premises and attacked an employee of the diplomatic mission with from moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this, our ah, the evacuation of civilians has been announced by the governor of the hearse on region. as a commander of russia's military operations says, ukraine's troops are preparing to use prohibited tactics and their upcoming assault on the russian city of her son. he describes the current situation of the front as tens, adding that key as forces are deliberately targeting residential buildings and civilian infrastructure. no, though, scuttle go or solem is still no clue. the needle leadership of the ukrainian armed forces has long been demanding from the key of regime an offensive operation and the harris on region, regardless of the victims among both the armed forces of ukraine and the civilian population. we have data on the possibility of the key of regime using prohib

i then found myself being draughted into the grounds of the consulate.not hold on for long. that incident in manchester took place right at the start of the chinese communist party congress in beijing, at which president xi jinping is widely expected to win a third leadership term. for more on this, we can speak now to einar tangen, senior fellow at taihe institute. he joins us live from beijing. thank you forjoining us. china's foreign ministry claims those protesters had entered the consulate illegally but the footage clearly shows him being dragged in — and according to a british mp, a senior communist party official is seen in the footage pulling the protester�*s hair. how has the incident been viewed in china?, to the extent it is no what they see here is protesters once again that they see as violent engaging in the kind of chaos and mayhem that was evident in hong kong. so this one narrative from their side from the other, they say that we were just exercising our right to protest and someone came and knocked on one of our signs and engaged in som

colleague in manchester, which is a good size consulate.e fuelling it, and with all the claims, thisjust fuelling it, and with all the claims, this just gives the most vocal critics of china all of the grist that they want. it's extremely hard to think of any way this could be defended. normally, you look at expulsion of diplomats. that might have to be pretty extreme, but there's a lot of anger about this. sure, we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. the sri lankan author shehan karunatilaka has won this year's booker prize. his book �*the seven moons of maali almeida' is set during the sri lankan civil war. he's the second sri lankan—born author to win the trophy, which was awarded in london just a couple of hours ago, by the queen consort. members of the south korean pop band bts have announced they will fulfil their military service. public opinion has been divided over whether to allow the stars an exemption because of their contribution to south korea's economy. all south korean men have to ser

we are so grateful, also with the team of the mexican consulate. they have been working hard. many color guards they are hiding there to participate. thank you. i want to mention our consulate who has been working very hard with many of you to make this event to happen. [applause]. again, we are like the mayor we are grateful we are here in person with all of you. and that -- we will be able to do the cry el grito from the balcony. and this is manage well deserved. the large mexican community living here. during the pandemic they were and continue front line workers. during the pandemic they allowed us to have the basic services that we need even during the times that were difficult for everyone. thank you again to our communities that make san francisco and mexico big and great. i will tell you today's celebration consists of tw parts this reception and we will have the el grito mayor's balcony. you know el grito is a tradition of mexico that its long. it started in 1810. when father miguel hildago in 1810, he call everyone to take arms and begin the fight for the independent

and she described what happened at the consulate as a chilling escalation.ust be respected in the uk. while we have been on air the rmt union has announced further rail strikes next months in the ongoing fight over pay, jobs and working conditions. rail workers will walk out on november the 3rd, the fifth in the seventh. the union represents more than 20,000 workers at network rail which maintains and operates the infrastructure, including signalling. its general secretary, mick lynch, accused network rail of dishonesty in negotiations. an iranian athlete who competed in a climbing event in south korea — without her hijab — says it dropped off by mistake. some saw the move as a gesture of solidarity with the recent protests against the compulsory hijab laws in iran. a post on elnaz rekabi's instagram account says it was "unintentional" and that she is on her way back to iran with the rest of the team. bbc persian's rani rahimpour reports. this iranian climber has become a symbol for the protest movement, for not wearing the mandatory head scarf. elnaz rekabi

the consulate is a bit different because it's regarded as territory of the government represented on very critical position. it's not easy for liz truss for how much longer she continues as prime minister. she has named china as a threat, which no prime minister has ever done. this behaviour plays into that narrative. you might be in china, i hearthat narrative. you might be in china, i hear that the government sees this as patriotism, but the optics of this in the outside world, particularly in britain, are extremely negative. now, to a novel with _ extremely negative. now, to a novel with a — extremely negative. now, to a novel with a protagonist - extremely negative. now, to a novel with a protagonist who l novel with a protagonist who was dead. that's been described as full of life and won the coveted booker prize for 2022. the sri lankan author shehan karunatilaka has won this year's booker prize. his book �*the seven moons of maali almeida' is set during the sri lankan civil war. it isa it is a supernatural satire. congratulations. how does it feel to join the likes of all sort

ready hong kong produce that for what he did outside of chinese consulate because the real issue that was the cause of the security guard was trying to produce those not to put a lot of. ready material, you need to be outside the security gate. the security guard outside security gate was surrounded by this mall of the whole process. and then, you know, i so prove them and pushed to the ground and around. and then until he's clearly inside the gate. busy so what happened when outside the rescue and also arrested one of the vendors inside and the guy in retaliation and love, it was so the most out of the gate and rightly so. so that's what actually happened . and then i also went to shame all the standard of journalism in. ready as a sub will be, as of the media outlets, and some of them quite reputable. and trying to twist the story. and actually they actually have seen what actually happened. this is really part of the, the west for almost a day. the demonized china ah, the world health organization summit in berlin made a number of headlines that mark the agenda of the 3 day meeting

i'm a shame of the so called hong kong produce that for what he did outside of chinese consulate because the video really show that the cause of the security guard was trying to us. the purpose is not to put a lot of material. you need to be outside the security gate. the security guard outside security gate was surrounded by this mall of the whole process. and then i sold them and pushed to the ground around and then until he's calling inside the gate. so what happened when outside the rescue and also arrested one of the vendors attracting inside and the guy in retaliation and love was a gate and rightly so. so that's what actually happened. and then i'm also a shame all the standard of journalism in. ready as a sub will be as of the media and some of them reputable. ready and trying to twist the story, and actually they actually have seen what actually happened. this is really part of the, the west for almost a day to demonize higher. ah, the world health organization summit in berlin made a number of headlines that mark the agenda of the 3 day meeting. oh, scientist, rebellion claim t

the consulate says the protesters had insulting protests of chinese president xijinping.ide of the road. let's go back to kerry. in terms of what happened, we have seen this kind of thing happen in hong kong and mainland china, but nothing quite like it, especially in the uk. ., , the uk. yeah, the chinese... inaudible. _ inaudible. don't interfere in the affairs of other countries, and this seems way over that red line. consulate land is obviously a bit different because it regarded as the territory of the government represented on that land, and so this is a shaky area. but at the moment, the uk china relationship is in a very critical position, it's not easy. liz truss, the current prime minister, how much longer she continues in that position, has named china as a threat, which no prime minister has ever done before. this kind of behaviour played into that narrative. the government in china might see this as patriotism and the rest of it, but certainly the optics in the outside world, particularly in britain, are extremely negative. now to a novel with a protaganist w

across france. 6 china's foreign ministry has condemned protest is who illegally entered baiting consulate in the u. k. city of manchester. several riots has tried to storm the premises and physically assaulted and assaulted an employee of the diplomatic mission. beijing say it's concierge has a full right to defend itself and has expressed hopes the you k will ensure the protection of embassies and consulates in the country. sir, officer, troublemakers illegally entered the chinese continent. generally, manchester endangering the security of the premises without any countries overseas diplomatic mission has the right to take necessary measures to uphold the peace and dignity of the premises. however, the western mainstream media has put its own spin on the story, showing footage aimed at depicting a so called hong kong pro democracy process to being dragged into the missions grounds and beaten up sparking outrage. meanwhile, british police have launched an investigation involving an alleged assault on a protest with a number of u. k. officials condemning the so called attack with some eve

the consulate party is incredibly divided, whether it is sued it —— three of them.ough? can they be the unity candidate, and if not, how quickly do we end up in a general election? and how democratic, really, is this process? because if one candidate gets 100 mps backing them by the others don't manage to come and as we can see there, from the numbers, borisjohnson and penny mordaunt are still quite a way away from that figure, then what you have got is a handful of people, around 100 people choosing the next prime minister. i think the question of whether or not is democratic is really important. 0ur constitution says that this is legitimate, that winning the 2019 general election, because every party has the mandate to run the country and we give parties to mandate rather than by ministers, but if we selected prime minister that cannot command the —— majority in the house of commons, the situation is untenable, that is the big risk here, particularly if you go to the consulate party membership, they pick another candidate that doesn't have the proper backing of mp

this is some kind of international consulate.hile we are coping, that is, we would like to see the reliability of supply precisely because cpc has not preserved it. in this case, the important thing is simple. well, what is the volume of oil pumping after all, they were going to 55 million oe, what we are pumping today, in principle, is the maximum capacity. uh, ctc it is about 67 million. how do you you know, well, so for now this capacity is enough for us for kazakhstan and i think it will remain at this level at the level of 55 for about a year. uh-huh and how the current situation in the global energy market affects the plans of kazakhstan , for example, how do you see a way out of the energy crisis in europe now, maybe you will somehow change your export programs depending on this, probably here, uh, it should be noted, that our main export of oil is just the same countries, uh, it means europe in mainly because the black sea. it’s open there, probably, and therefore, in principle, we are now at the level, which means that t

people are so dear to poland instead of the consul general.nfortunately, anna pustul arrived, the head of the visa department and colonel sebastyanovich. today. here they came to congratulate felix stanislavovich from the centenary on the anniversary of the centenary of mr. phoenix, a citizen of the republic of belarusian origin wanted to teach. and why did angeli rachkovsky come to congratulate them themselves? uh, if you want more information, we'll just make an appointment, uh, for an interview with the general. i don't need detailed information. although it is easy to find out, it is a good tradition to congratulate representatives of the regional army. let me remind you how quite recently euro-diplomacy in belarus visited graves soldiers of the regional army, while i remind you, monuments to soviet soldiers, they are demolishing please tell poland this year alone, more than 30 monuments were demolished. in poland, to those people who liberated your country from the nazis. that is, here you come, uh, for some reason, flowers are laid for b

now he lives in belarus, he blogs, by the way, one of the latest videos is dedicated to the consulatelatvia in vitebsk, he got through the ninth time, to the word , this is the only polling station for holders of latvian passports, and there are not one thousand of them in belarus 650 km from brest yes vitebsk is people simply will not be able to come here. it could at least be done, as minsk is located in the center of the country. belarus could be done in minsk. well, at least vitebsky is somewhere in brest. what else does this mean that he wants all the votes. we block, because so that people do not come, so we can take your vote as well as mine. but i want to vote for the sake of principle so that my ballot does not go away. ah, the nationalist parties. look at what this 13.7 debts led to, external debts and already got to the children are already buying with children's money, which is intended for children's meals. they buy rocket systems of salvo day khims, belarusian valerian matskevich wanted to look at european democracy , a well-known person in vitebsk was more than once an

are simply americans and against russia 2018 protest of ukrainians taking place near the russian consulate in new york, obviously the city fully supports ukraine and the atrocities it commits the russian army, the russian army is the work of complete barbarians, so absolutely people liza dima , any illegality crimean tatars are my native people of ukraine and we came to say how hard it is now for the crimean tatars in crimea, because since 2014, russia only imprisons crimean tatars they go missing and we can't do anything about it we are trying to fight i'm here because i can't take it anymore because russia attacked ukraine that's why a huge number of ukrainian people are suffering because a huge number of russian people are suffering because putin is waging a war not only with the ukrainian people but also with the russian people to express a protest against the background of the latest waves of russian aggression came out in the cities of european countries in germany, france , romania, the czech republic, our correspondent khrystyna shevchenko had the opportunity to attend such actions

heat is not at all, hot batteries, head gazprom claims whole cities in europe will freeze to the consulate general. poland against its aggressive policy. residents came out, grodno, minsk-dushanbe updated the roadmap for cooperation for the next 5 years, thereby approving the action plan. in what areas will it develop further, bilateral interaction, machine building , processing, joint production, supply of equipment and food, the current level of belarusian tajik contacts allows countries to discuss any, even the most complex this is facilitated by the high level of relations between the leaders of the countries on the eve of a big negotiating day at the highest level in dushanbe and today the main states. we met again to discuss a wide range of issues on already without ties in country residences. leaders of tajikistan our president held talks with the prime minister of tajikistan and the head of the lower house of the parliament . ilona paints all the details. the negotiations in dushanbe were very dynamic and extremely specific. this, of course, shows the level of relations and interes

time, and they ended up there, it was necessary to update their foreign passports, she came to the consulatey refused to do it and she was forced to beg to renounce her position and they laughed a lot at these actions of hers, well, after all, the consulate went to the meeting, in the end the actions were quite effective, but i want to say that snizhana and ogorova and she rarely spoke out about the maidan and there was a huge scandal about what she said about the military, about the image of the military in ukrainian cinema, let's listen, let's remind ourselves of what is offered in the last post-maidan period, for example, menya i absolutely do not like these heroes , these raguls who climbed from nowhere, seljuk people who speak in surzhik and are ready to put their lives on the line. why are they just ready to sacrifice their lives? yes, this feat is possible. or maybe it is a high suicidal readiness when a person does not see the prospects of his future life and this life is not valuable for him, he wants to dispose of it somehow i don't know how drug addicts are ready for a dose. yes,

this region which is been fighting the central government for more than 60 years, that's what the consulstandards and be seeing this is a particularly shocking attack and people who were at the consulate have not started and there'll gathering in this open area and it's an area controlled by the kachin organisation. and it was a community event where the said there was no warning and they did not even hear the aircraft. it is just three very large explosions and very accurate as well but suggests it was night—time that the air force was using some precision munitions stated that area so precisely and it was dark, of course and some the people killed and injured and the kachin have lost two of the most popular singers really left author kachin were about to perform at one other actor we thudded been cured managed to escape with injuries but it was a tremendous blow and into the number of the kachin independence organisation leaders but there are an awful lot of civilians it is well and the whole kachin community in me and mar are substantial part of the country in the north and they are i

between this step and the recent expulsion from our country of the consul of japan in vladivostok, hended by law enforcement agencies while trying to obtain confidential information in our representative office. they emphasized that the russian diplomat, unlike the japanese one, no action, not committed in conflict with his status. europe failed its first winter energy savings test, bloomberg reports today. and the test itself not only caused a wave of protest, but also split the economic locomotive of the eu in two. aktenok as the plot shows and spiegel writes in articles, it is in the east of germany that the most negative attitude towards sanctions and in favor of friendship with moscow are pro-russian actions, on which tricolors are being developed, now taking place in many cities of thuringia and neighboring saxony, however, if the rally in giri was peaceful, then arrests began in leipzig. previously, the german press paid attention to a third of the former gdr believes that berlin supports ukraine too much, while in the western part of the country only one in five shared this op

in kyiv, in principle, the german consulate is the territory of the german embassy, ​​and it is cleare territory of the german embassy is part of the state of the federal republic of germany, which is a member of the north atlantic alliance. the question is whether it is possible to interpret that, in principle, russia struck one of the nato members and article five of the nato charter comes into force. lawyers, but uh, internationalists , but in any case, uh, here we are not even talking about the legal plane, but in the political plane , for germany, france, there, any country in the world, everything is clear, everything is clear, everything is clear, here i am not i think that even if some lawyers prove that it was an act of attack on germany, germany will start making some drastic decisions, well, we understand that this will not happen, even if it is legally legitimate, but in fact there will be no decisions, so here for us, we can only to explain the point of view of questioning with europeans, on the one hand, it is really similar. that is, we are in the european family, but f

inside the saudi consulate, nist stumble. well, it looks like berlin has had a change of heart. the german government has once again, green lit new arms exports to saudi arabia, including about $36000000.00 euros worth of ammunition for fighter jets. it is surely just a coincidence that german chancellor, olaf schultz wrapped up his middle eastern door knocking, got gas tour, which included a visit with saudi crown prince mohammed been salman. so what were the conditions supposed to be for resumption of weapons sales from germany to saudi arabia? sounds not as you look at the monstrosity that happened at the saudi arabian consulate in turkey, that has to be cleared up and so long as it's not explained. there will be no arms experts to saudi arabia. i assure you that explicitly, even those deals that were already approved, cannot happen now, as long as the case has not been resolved. and as long as there have been no substantial consequences in re odd, we would completely lose our credibility. it looks like everything around the cache o g issue has just magically cleared up. now,

we managed to invite the consul general of ukraine panakoledov to come from chicago to india and takein the global economic summit. whatever was arranged by the governor and diana, it was clear that when the back was ukrainian-indians full of ideas and energy the only thing they say is that what is lacking now is time and additional hands with which more volunteers were needed so that the organization could continue to develop and have more projects i would like to involve more people i wanted people to be more actively involved in these initiatives, the volunteers enlisted the support of the local latvian community, which provided them with a room for free rent, however, the dream of the activists is to gather together as a community in their own ukrainian cultural center indiana iryna matviychuk dmytro savchuk voice of america as a result of the war thousands of ukrainian civilians and soldiers who lost limbs require prosthetics and complex rehabilitation until recently prosthetics in ukraine developed slowly and high-tech bionic prostheses were generally unavailable to patients who

in in principle, the german consulate in kyiv is the territory of the german embassy, ​​and it is cleart of the state of the federal republic of germany, which is a member of the north atlantic alliance . you know the provisions of the nato charter. here, there are probably more questions for lawyers, but uh, for internationalists , but in any case, uh, here we are not even talking about the legal plane, but the political plane for germany, france, any country in the world, everything is clear. everything is clear. everything is clear. i don't think that even if some lawyers prove that it was an act of attack on germany, germany will start making some drastic decisions. well, we understand that this will not happen even if it is legally legitimate, but in fact there will not be any solution, therefore, here for us it is only possible to separate for sure you are my own point of view, the mentality with european ones is really similar on the one hand. that is, we are in the european family, but from the point of view it is conditional speaking of the character and war in us, the protecti

are holding a commemorative march through the city and will continue the event near the russian consulateith us in connection with for sweden, our correspondent yuliya kizik yuliya vitayu tell me more about the action, did many people join the event? day, they once again highlight the topic of ukraine's need for heavy weapons, they remind him that the war in kirog is also one of the demands of ukrainian activists in-depth, political and diplomatic meetings are actually going to take place right now. performances of a reliable ukrainian school in gothenburg will be held. children will read ukrainian poetry. before that, there were speeches by ukrainian activists who were now articulating their demands regarding the recognition of russia as a terrorist country. it is a large-scale russian invasion of ukraine, such actions take place from monday to friday, and the russian consulate actually has a very friendly atmosphere, because you will pass by 5 cars are honking, they want to support this action, to support the ukrainians, that's why quite a lot of people gathered for the action, there ar

you are the same country that kills here, do you think here is the consulate, president duda honors them as heroes, and does not swear allegiance to him, and it is written here who is resting from someone of the president, who will the akovtsy serve in which case and what will they protect or is it something else? see the project of xenia lebedeva on tuesday after the panorama of belarus 1. in the year of historical memory, we honor the fallen heroes, the remains of nineteen soldiers of the russian imperial army were reburied with honors in the postavy region. a fragment of events of a century ago was recreated by reenactors. marina romanovskaya will continue the line of fortification of the first world war, the postavy height near the village of duki , the reenactor recreates the battle of that time, the picture is like in a movie, so that everything is as realistic as possible for the viewer, a lot of work has been done special effects and sound commentary help to immerse yourself in history, we try to participate and help in all these events help with simulations . it is necessary to

ah, the opening of our additional points of our foreign institutions, the consulates general have opened. mumbai ho chi minh in hong kong is additionally planned to strengthen our presence. e in china and e of the russian federation a discovery and as emphasized by yuri abrazievich, belarus remain open for active interaction with everyone who is ready to work with us on the principles of mutual? respect for equality and non-interference in internal affairs and this is confirmed by trade, composition, 80 countries and belarusian exports, 55 countries of the world. by what methods is the information war being waged, the former ukrainian ombudsman said that kiev ordered her to spread fakes, and lyudmila denisova made a shocking confession to the actions of the russian armed forces during a conversation with russian pranksters. they are called her on behalf of the former american ambassador to russia, michael mcfaly. it is necessary that official sources - they don’t want to give it. this is because they don’t believe him for human rights. he writes only what they will tell him, if the presi

today, several hundred citizens gathered at the consulate general of poland in grodno with a call for belarus. people expressed their indignation, militant politicians from a neighboring state in relation to our republic are in the hands of the picket participants. they held posters with slogans. we poles and belarusians should not fight for peace, as well as the policy of warsaw, the threat to peace in the region, people of different generations spoke about the need to resolve all issues peacefully, called on the polish government adequately assess the international situation. we came here so that there would be peace on our land, so that our children and grandchildren would grow up in peace in good neighborly relations. we do not interfere in the affairs of poland and please, we ask the government of poland to mind their own business, educate their people and their children. no, bloody terror. no sabotage. there is no humiliating attitude towards the republic of belarus, there is no construction of a fence on belovezhskaya street. forest. we are experiencing the problems that refuge

affairs in the plan, and the opening of our additional outlets of our foreign institutions opened consulates general. mumbai ho chi minh in hong kong is additionally planned to strengthen our presence. e in china and e of the russian federation, as i emphasize yuri ambrozevich belarus remains open for active interaction with all those who is ready to work with us on the principles of mutual respect for equality and non-interference in internal affairs. and this is confirmed by trade, composition, 80 countries and belarusian exports of 155 countries of the world. the world bank predicts a recession in the economies of european and central asian countries already this winter due to energy shortages due to sanctions with the closed nord stream. even if gas storage facilities are 90% full in the second half of winter, most countries in europe and central asia may experience interruptions in gas supplies, prices are rising, despite growing imports of us energy commodities, the global economy is experiencing its most serious test since the second world war. this is how the head of the internationa