dmitry viktorovich often comes here to honor his memory and thank him for his quiet life. never forgotten, it is always before my eyes, so i dedicated this life for peace, freedom, joy and, as they say, a peaceful sky in our belarus, a harsh and sweet homeland, remember too? fierce battles, groves grow over the graves, the nightingales glorify life, here i stand on the eternal target, where your frozen gaze adored, a granite young marat partisan stood on a pedestal, the patriotism and dedication of everyone during the great patriotic war, labor feats and desperate courage will forever remain in the memory of those who live now, in peacetime, and as a tribute to the memory of all... the victims and heroes of the great patriotic war, tomorrow, june 22 , a requiem concert will take place every third at the palace of the republic. in the first part of the concert he will present data on those lost forever during the war in populated areas of belarus , rare footage, chronicles and photographic documents will be shown about the heroes of the soviet union who were born or died on

dmitry viktorovich, hello, hello. in mid-may , vladimir putin appointed you as acting governor khabarovsk territory. previously, as deputy prosecutor general, you oversaw the far east and siberia, how well you are familiar with the region and what priority tasks you set for yourself. thank you, the specifics of the region are familiar to me, well understood, but i know it from a slightly different prism, from the prism of work in the prosecutor’s office, from the prism of the work of law enforcement agencies, of course, we are dealing with problems, that’s my task now, having received the levers of administrative control, namely the processes that exist in the region, through the prism executive power, to correct what i saw as a prosecutor, that is, a large number of problems that exist, these are defrauded shareholders, these are unfinished projects, these are the tasks that i set first of all for myself and the members of the government of the khabarovsk territory, and of course, we we solve them for a reason, that

to me often, and to be honest, they don’t talk about it at all, i use the control texts that dmitry viktorovichibly, that’s why, look, here philip says that all over the world, strictly speaking, the interest is not at all in what the state wants to show, well, for example, i remember 10-15 there, i didn’t say that, such a fairly popular excursion that 15 years ago in st. petersburg it was very, well, promoted, this is understandable, not what the russian state and the mayor’s office of st. petersburg want to show, but people came, ordered, that’s generally the case with us. yes, it can, as with other applicants according to our texts, after passing the written testing for knowledge of the history, culture, geography of belarus, going for an oral interview and we have quite a lot of such excursions, that is, guides who have their own creative interest, orientation, passion, they transform it into a test text, this is what in principle, our industry is proud, look, this will be your intellectual property, if you are defending yourself in minsk , the capital of the republic of belarus, then... th

good evening, hello, let me introduce you to sophia, very nice, very nice, dmitry viktorovich, sergeycktails, as you like, wonderful, yes, sonya , do you mind a cocktail, i, no, i don’t mind, sonya. my graduate student, a young teacher in our biology department, and you, sergey, what do you do, tell us about yourself, i study the fundamental science of physics, you know, biology is no less interesting, yes, well, yes, sonya, sonya, what is your topic? dissertation? butterflies, and you know that butterflies are very ancient creatures, and they live only a few days, please, sergey, yeah, ladies, a taxi will be waiting now, dim, sonya and i want to take a walk, thank you for a pleasant evening, all the best, see you goodbye please. well, you, kindergarten, honestly, agata yuryevna, i’m sonya, but remember that you are a woman, and a woman should captivate, flirt, but i don’t know how to flirt, it’s very bad, learn, sometimes you can allow yourself to relax, fall in love in the end , have you never fallen in love, why? at school? then at the institute, so what? nothing, i know what needs

today we are going to the village of stankovo ​​near minsk to meet dmitry viktorovich, who met the war. the war deprived him of a joyful, bright childhood, took away his family, settled him in heart. loss and fear of loss, in the morning of 1941, planes and bombings arrived, we were still sleeping at dawn, they began to set fire to the village, i played a joke with my mother, and my mother, so as not to see how we would choke from the smoke, covered me with a padded jacket, and she herself was already suffocating , someone opened the door, with burns, we crawled out into the street, there was nothing to eat, we lived very poorly, there was only one house left in the village, which, some of the rescued ones, lived there, one of the iconic places for local residents is the monument to marat kozei , a pioneer partisan, hero of the soviet union, often comes here. never, she always stands before my eyes, so i dedicated this life for peace, freedom, joy and, as they say, a peaceful sky in our belarus, a harsh and sweet homeland, remember all the fierce battles, groves grow over the graves, n

hello, dmitry viktorovich, vasilievich. we will be very prompt, just a few questions.eful, tell me what you thought about that incident in the pastry shop, i just i didn’t understand what it was, don’t go off topic, i’m talking about your pregnancy. they call at work, i have to answer, hello, alice, yeah, yes, anton has arrived, so you tell me, oh, who did you run into, there were eight of them, funny. dig, good doctor, ibalit, well, you 're kidding me, okay, okay, let's see your hand, by the way, the right hand for a lawyer is no less important than for a surgeon, signing documents than, like you and lena, but in different ways , you know, this is a pregnant woman - this is a woman in a cube, yes, your lenka has always been pretentious, it’s her daddy, so beloved, who spoiled her. it’s okay, you’ll get used to it gradually, beauty is a terrible, terrible thing, terrible because the indefinable cannot be defined. because god asked riddles, of course, i'm sorry, but i, i don't see you of the future, don’t vanguy, bandage it yourself, bandage it yourself, i hear from ban

done tusk, that is, no corruption, but criminality, why be surprised, alexander viktorovich, thank you very much, dmitryinto it, it’s really about the candidates who are just in their biographies, right? in 2019 they were like that, in 2021, they didn’t become like that yesterday, although it must be said that sullivan was surprised by the fact that he agreed to the role of a talking head, voicing all these radicalist things, but this suggests that he doesn't see any political future for himself. so, that is, well, well, so to speak, i'll burn for, so would have burned for a small price, now, apparently, it will burn for some big one, but this means that this one here, in any case , this part of the collective biden, i don’t know, there’s a hand, a shoulder, i don’t know by whom salevan has been working lately, i’m embarrassed to even think about it at all, but she sees herself in future politics. younger than a small one, so you’ll excuse me, this is how, this is how pan-european sweetness sprouts. we all think that there has always been a united europe. europe is always a patchwork thing. second point

presidency of dmitry medvedev, but it didn’t work out, precisely because we were distracted by various other issues that preoccupied both china and russia, and north korea, well, oleg viktorovichnd in europe. korea, because if what happened between the year 1924 and 24 had happened, this would have been an attempt to bring south and north korea closer together, which. become a us proxy in the region - this is south korea, because the number two candidate is that south korea, apparently, will come to terms with this fact in the future, so yes, indeed, what china and russia, in my opinion, will need to do, in which direction to work first of all, and i i think that's exactly it. russia will now be doing this, judging by the representativeness of the delegation that came through. this is still a unilateral effort to unify south korea and north korea. yes. because in north korea, despite this hatred, these the balls, everything else, understand perfectly well that a divided people, like the germans in europe, must still be a single organism. yes. and when a single organism is divided, when it conflicts with... the future system of collective security, this is a demonstration of wh