e. lithuanian is considered, probably, ah.e most famous collection of dishes of belarusian cuisine, but this dish is not, let's say, it is a rural cuisine. and this is already more of a dish of urban cuisine, because there is such a mixture. there are also wizards. there's bigusas, and there's uh, schnitzel, nelson, and chops and everything. that is, it is actually speaking of which, this is schlissel cuisine. belarusians called buckwheat food, in fact, in belarusian cuisine there are a lot of buckwheat dishes, this is buckwheat bread. this is buckwheat tea. this is porridge. buckwheat parasites. this is natural, buckwheat flour and, accordingly, these are buckwheat sorcerers. uh, the main function of the chef is to come up with dishes to train the staff and watch, so that the technology is not violated and the return of the dish is the way the chef came up with. again, we are constantly learning by ourselves, that is, the chef's profession. you are constantly learning. that is, if some chef said that i already know everything

e, lithuanian citizens non-latvian citizens polish citizens e, visa-free entry to the republic of belarusyes. uh, 2023, by the way, there is one more sentence that has been killed. come to us for the new year with us and the christmas trees are decorated with lights and the table will burst with anastasia's dishes, bring a yar here. ilya puchko tv news agency. and, of course, we are always ready to come to the rescue and lend a helping hand. this is inherent in us, this is part of our culture, the traditions of our upbringing, a humanitarian mission. belarus arrived in the capital of pakistan today on board, with the help flew to islamabad the night before, the country suffered from a large-scale flood and belarus immediately responded to the call for help on behalf of our president, a cargo was collected, the necessary things, medicines, only a few tens of tons of help today the belarusian delegation has already met with pakistani officials , alexander kamovich got all the details. sunny pakistan met our delegation with warm weather and no less warm meeting of officials, this help was re

e. lithuanian is considered, probably, as one of the most famous collections of dishes of belarusian cuisinesine. and this is already more of a dish of urban cuisine, because there is such a mixture. there are also wizards. there's bigusas, and there's uh, schnitzel, nelson, and chops and everything. that is, in fact, this is schlissel cuisine. in fact, belarusians were called buckwheat food, and there are quite a lot of buckwheat dishes in belarusian cuisine. this is buckwheat bread and this is buckwheat tea. this is buckwheat porridge. this is natural, buckwheat flour and, accordingly, these are buckwheat sorcerers. uh, the main function of the chef is to come up with dishes, train the staff and watch, uh, so that the technology is not violated and the return of the dish is the same as it was invented by chocolate. well, again, i would constantly study myself, that is, the chef's profession. you are constantly learning. that is, if some chef said that i already know everything, well, again. this is my subjective opinion. i noticed you know that the people who come to the restaurant are not

this is our lawful prey and not hai speaks and the lithuanian e son of balsa entered to burn on the cleansinghe russian floors, where is the bent pylon a thin filly at least a word from pushkin in his great poem to the slanderers of russia about some kind of cleansing flame for the lithuanian symbol. where is there even a word about prey, a fool stuffed, but look how arrogantly, waving the bony claws of a grandmother-hedgehog, and the black moths do not argue the lines, which do not know any of the magars, a graphomaniac. is this not disgrace, disgrace? here is your glory. here is your name. here is your essence. here is your essence. you are a dedicated disgrace that just needs to be drained and forgotten. we compare the information clock with the legendary ludozhor colonel zherdochkin, publicists from b, belarus today yuri terek today, yuri is our guest, hello. good afternoon, yuri, well, uh, the first news is that i propose to discuss international e in the period from december 12 to december 16, 2022 in the us court for the southern district of florida, a hearing will be held on testimony

international wanted list, these judges very quickly paid and requested diplomatic passports for e, of the lithuaniannowing perfectly well what e can say will end here an announcement in international wanted. it seems to me that this is, well, a demonstration of the fact that we are not completely powerless in the legal field if we make efforts. it seems to me that these efforts make sense eh? i suggest here i will gladly pass the specific wording to the administration so that it can, so to speak, become the basis for the work of a lawyer, because i repeat once again, i am a lawyer, but i would ask you to give him an instruction from you, uh, to the legal department and since you have a legislative initiative to submit, perhaps to the state duma, and something else. what i would like to say, you know, over the past few years, we have faced a huge number of criminal cases that are initiated in ukraine against our citizens, and for their, uh, journalistic public legal position, uh, and in ukraine, it's just the number of these cases. well, as if just well, like a snowball. well, at least i get the impr

and here he predicted on lithuanian television e-e public e scenario howptions as of now the name is short, the first one is, relatively speaking, to pull the rubber, as he put it, when will this continue, what is going on now, the russians will continue to try to mobilize something and deconserve it and throw it into meat grinders like bachmut well, the west will continue to provide us with aid and it will last even longer, this war is exhausting and until ukraine wins in the end, but mr. navis says that it will be done at the expense of ukrainians and that this is the most expensive resource of which in ukraine there is not much of it in any way the russians did not say and he also omits that ukraine after all, he can make a new powerful breakthrough , this is another version of it will somehow eventually lead to some kind of fall of power in russia, well, in a word, to some disturbances and this will bring some options closer when the russians themselves will withdraw their troops at least to the borders before the beginning invasion of february 20, 24

well, confirmation, something i don’t hear our lithuanian e-e leaders of the lithuanian socialist soviet the capital city, but this week somewhere yes, i saw, yes, the government of the netherlands approved a plan for the construction of two new units at the nuclear electric power stations where the missions are rich, where there are rallies, where the statement is green coal, coal is everywhere, how could everything turn over in a year, where are all these politicians who walked here in our lives, in general, everything turned over. this is not only about green economies. there are conditional or the construction of nuclear power plants it concerns. the attitude towards refugees that we see, yes, and which, uh, here it is, when refugees are thrown into our territory, also in a dead state. and no one is talking about this, but i want to say that i am returning to all this, because this is a big impetus for our integration in terms of the development of science. after all, our science is gaining a different pace, and our scientific developments. our scientific brains are our scientific in

e knew and e and drowned e, for russia for us for being, by the way, a bulgarian by birth lithuanian.at's unique about russian e russian roots in him. e. well, if there is, then a little not the main one, and why why? why did he take seryozha and for such a good deed? uh, we have a lot of friends. we're going december 25th. we got together every time. uh, for such an evening of remembrance it was called, we gathered at our teacher petrovich fomenko, uh, at 4:00 o'clock. we started drinking a little, of course, then we went. uh, in some kind of warm institution, they came there and petr ivanovich's wife, my andreevna tupikova, and we sat with his friends. he had many friends, many military generals, colonels. eh, and just smart guys, and they all somehow reunited, we recalled there was such an evening of memory and it’s hard to imagine that we will continue this tradition, but, unfortunately, without seryozha, we will keep this pro -tradition, we will keep you promises . when he played the military heroes of the war, and the case when he could, it turns out, he had every right to reall

we speak with the lithuanian prime minister about e war in ukraine and the west's response >> countries in possession of all sorts of weapons that would be useful for ukraine to defend its land and restore its territorial integrity should be sent to ukraine. judy: all that and

uh, when i was in lithuania, i went to the exhibition, and there the artist e people for the artist of the lithuanianr petrus, a painter, and next to him a sculpture on a green bridge in vilnius, one of the authors of these cultures, also petrulis. this surname comes from here. this is the real belarusian surname piotr for me sculptor alexander matvienek my colleague worked here, and unfortunately, he left us, because he needed a kidney transplant operation, well, he did not wait for his at home and a few years ago they turned to me. e. doctors transplantologists and professors of our center of minsk transplantology with such an idea of ​​creating an image of e, the image of a donor, and there was only one wish, as one of the options, that it be an angel. i thoroughly studied the theme of angels in the space of a work of art in the image of uh, icons uh, frescoes, in general, and came to that angel, which i made the symbol of the transplant center a symbol, uh, to which those who need a donor come, and at the same time, as i said. uh, symbols that thanks those dollars who donated their organs. you na

we speak with the lithuanian prime minister about e war in ukraine and the west's response >> countries that are in possession of all sorts of weapons that would be useful for ukraine to defend its land and restore its territorial integrity should be sent to ukraine. judy: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by. ♪ >> moving our economy for 160 you. bnsf. the engine that can access. >> pediatric surgeon, volunteer, artist. a raymondjames financial advisor taylor's advice to help you with your life. life well planned. >> the walton family foundation. working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to a more just world. and, with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. judy: repercussions from the final u.s. senate race of the midterm elections are sti

sorry for the easier with the lithuanian side, and many simply focus on e, the port capacity of st.ersburg, leningrad region. they take everything. here, across the sea us it, of course. well, on the one hand, they are satisfied, on the other hand, they are not satisfied, because we are afraid that on this basis they will then start they. in a sense, our neighbors will begin to reduce our quotas for rail transportation, so, of course, it is very important to maintain this balance in order not to completely leave the rail component, because it is very important to preserve it . the railroad. for us, too, uh, a major employer in the region, and we would love to see them have a job, they were busy. well, each product is different. well, for example, if talk about there is already notorious such cement, because there was a lot of talk on this topic. well, we completely chose this someone and now we are transporting everything through the marine component. well, i must say that the subsidy, about which we asked, they have already earned. here, in particular. uh, bulk carriers that transp

e such gardens there are also large families. and there are children with some disabilities. also , don't forget. head of the lithuanianistry of internal affairs prepared a draft government resolution decision on this matter, it can be adopted in the very next few days, this document provides for the dynamization of the agreement on bilateral border cooperation back in 2006 in belarus, lithuania agreed on cooperation in the field of infrastructure. environmental protection. leisure tourism movement of vehicles and passengers across the border in accordance with the agreement, the european union financed the creation of infrastructure facilities on the belarusian territory. however, these funds lithuanians. frozen more 2 years ago, cooperation actually stopped quite a long time ago, but the rejection of the agreement is serious. dimash, the authorities of the neighboring country are once again demonstrating their hostility, and in the region that is farthest from any politics. the austrian defense minister told german journalists that there is no question that she is extremely afraid of a catastrophic situation in the e

e, dedicated to the day cities there gathered several diasporas at once. it was the polish diaspora. lithuaniankrainian. uh, there was a chinese jewish one. and here we were from the russian side, and then for the first time i discovered for myself that there is such an institution. at that time, i didn’t know about him yet, since i was in grodno by and large, having been here. i liked this place, and then, of course, i found out that the leader was leaving here, then, of course, i wanted to cooperate and i established contact with the cultural center, and the cultural center is the main organizing a branch of the cultural center festivalnaya and we agreed that they would look at me. and i will look at this work for myself, as far as it is mine, because, of course, this sphere was new and from the side of the center of culture, i was here too. let's say such a big credit of trust i understood this from the very beginning and i understand it now, because i actually came from the financial sector, culturally. i wasn't connected, but apart from this social activity, of course, it was new for me, n

foreign affairs of norway of the kingdom of the netherlands in warsaw e the ministry of foreign affairs of canada and the lithuanian of foreign affairs and, of course, cherry on the cake the uk government is a serious list and now it is clear whose interests are being pursued this channel on the territory of belarus let's firstly, well, historically, why say more, uh, the fact is that poland is now led by people who have a fixed idea, uh, the restoration of greater poland that is, this, and the crown lands are great . from ulitovskaya and now classical, poland from maybe, yes, maybe, yes, that is, from bolts to the black sea, so you have to understand that they don’t count. that is, so far they are flirting with the belarusians, as with carriers. what is called the titular nations, in fact, they, of course, belarus is not considered a territory that has the right to statehood. and if suddenly some terrible event happens there and poland suddenly swells up to its e, historical highs, then, of course. there will come, total colonization of everything and belarusians. will find themselves in the same situation in whic

and jewish people lived. population, and lithuanians are poles and russians, for example, germans are protestants. uh, we had several streets, uh, that were named. ereet e, little, tatarskaya where representatives of e belarusian tatars lived in 1927, for the first time in history, the constitution of the bssr spelled out the capital status of minsk as a separate article, but the capital city remained only on paper in terms of the level of economy, living conditions in terms of the nature of development, minsk still did not reach to the loud title of such a sewer system. centralized it did not exist in practice. only, probably, the city took away about 5-20% of all these sewage. everything else was lying under the feet of the garage and the spring period in the autumn period. it all turned into a mud bath. the sidewalks were very narrow wooden and sometimes nails stuck out of them, and people tore their shoes and tore there. the bottom clothes there are dress pants, while the development of quarters and workers' settlements was still a design of two-four-story houses of the tsarist era, stone high-rise buildings began to grow by the end of the twe

e in the changes of belarus itself, to make it clear. this lithuanianlieves in the same way that russia should be divided into parts. yeah, it’s exactly the same, that is, there should be no illusions, that is, these small creatures, by the way, she gives interviews to anyone, but to a certain scoundrel named egert, who suddenly became the background. yes i do not i know why he put on this egert bow tie, but complete scum. i don’t understand why in our country we still don’t have article 271 75 of treason, that is, he is a traitor in its purest form, vlasov’s bedding is vile, nasty vulgarity, so what does it mean, this bedding talks with a representative of their owners when they talk there is such a doubt about the fate of russia in the west, what will happen to russia later, because there is no such thing. e concepts are clear. what what needs to be done? here with this largest of the largest territory. eh, i think what i'm talking about containment. uh, so that the west would even say to itself that it would not be enough if putin leaves the hysteria

situation can unfold therefore e- this year, when the decision was made to increase budget spending on defense to two whole and six tenths of a percentage point in the lithuanianare already approaching the figures are somewhere around 2 billion europot investments, this is a serious figure that allows not only us to decide on our specific new purchases, and by the way, we will buy new new weapons from the united states of america, which is especially necessary and which, er, has shown itself well, by the way, um, on the front, on the ukrainian front, and according to our partners, because uh, from this budget, too, it appears that aid is being transferred to uh, the ukrainian defense forces, and we will continue to do this, because you correctly said that without these investments the defense wallet should be decidedly bigger only so we are able to win this war because it is a very expensive, er, expensive standing process and here already, as they say, count the topics small money does not come very much to you thank you, gentlemen, for this extremely important analysis on the live broadcast of the tv channel espresso пятраз остревичус lithuanian politician,

e, you want to now wind to the world trade organization. maybe at some point, brussels will realize that if it had defended it's an lithuanians own sovereignty from washington's attempt to use it as a proxy to promote its policies. ivy china, in this case, then perhaps it wouldn't have this whole mess on its hands. thousands of supporters of our sid, pakistani prime minister in wrong con, have gathered outside the governor's residence in the countries 2nd largest city to process. ado. federal interference in regional affairs con has maintained that his removal from power by parliament earlier this year was a us over 32 apparently. so recovery from a gunshot wound sustained of the protest call. addresses borders, wire video in from his home in the city. police officers of been deployed at the governor's residence and keep the peace. com has been trying to pressure authorities in to holy early general elections. c. c to return to power. we heard from some of the supporters to demonstrate the conspiracy of regime change is continued even today. first they attacked our federal government. and now the provincial government of punjab we were peace

even tougher, often, lithuanian customs officers do not seize sanctioned goods, but demand that they be returned back to russia, they are even forbidden to carry seasonings for food. eckwheat is so high they have nothing to lay out went back here, so that they do n’t even allow to throw it away, weekends, citizens from a foreign state in russia increase the frequency of going to the market . well, lithuanian television and bloggers tell their viewers about favorable lithuanian prices for products, which supposedly are no higher than in russia and belarus, products have risen in price by 30%. in general, all issues of public utilities are somewhere up to sixty percent home to lithuania with purchases. many return already after dark queen louise bridge lithuania lithuania on the other side see how there is no light saves light marina naumova evgeny begishev alexander naumov pavel dolgachev lead, the kaliningrad region ambassadors of the strange part no with the european union could not agree on the next ninth package of sanctions against russia, according to a radio search, a meeting in brussels ended in nothing a new round of negotiations on monday the reason is the

different, it's about lithuanian culture at the same time, if you look in the encyclopedia, they write, for example, vladimir horovets, of course , mendelian with rashim, singers from kyiv, etriy konovych will be asked about the idea of ​​concerts. this is a part of humanitarian aid . well, it is very unique. well, this is not a surprise for us, as i have already noticed. they expect everything, well, let's say until the aggression in ukraine began, we constantly focused our attention on prisons and visited the inmates of game prisons, eh, for the fact that you invited us, and secondly, i want to thank all of ukraine for the fact that we live a normal life, i don't translate it a bit because i grew up, i was an immigrant from lithuania, and i got to know the totalitarian system very well from the first soviet one, and then i got to know another russian , that's very unusual, your question is that we are in ukraine, it's absolutely natural to stay that we have such a modest opportunity to tell you in some way thank you for what you do every day so that we can live a normal life, eh, this is the smallest thing that we can do . for example, i ask shame every day, but i can do

e give an example of events. uh, in the thirtieth year in western ukraine, the region at that time was part of poland, so the second polish-lithuaniannwealth ruled there, but punks. yes it was dick a very tough authoritarian regime, with even obvious fascist elements, that is, of course, ukrainians did not live well there . and so, it means that ukrainian nationalists fought against him. yes, and olun, and only just now, which arose at that moment. they mean, uh, attacked the polish peasants. there, village houses were set on fire, people were killed, terrorist attacks were carried out against polish politicians , terrorist attacks were carried out against ukrainian politicians who were trying to build some kind of loyal relationship. uh, solve these problems politically. and that's all, means. uh, so to speak, polyakov got it and right on the eve of the elections, by the way, at seven they staged a very tough punitive action, they brought in police units to the size of the lead. uh, additional military contingents. there, entire villages were surrounded by searches. well , it was directly called very, very hard. this pacification d

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maintained for e, 2023, as for our neighbors, this week the queues at the checkpoints with poland entry into the european union the largest concentration of trucks is recorded in the lithuaniante passes through the checkpoint. medicay transcendent kamenny log with a string of cars to enter poland and latvia, drivers are waiting for an early permit. after all, the story with queues has been going on for more than one month at the western border, there are significant queues for trucks to enter the european union . on these routes, only half of the transport from the norm was issued per day. front during the christmas holidays, the flow of passenger cars increased and the busiest route on friday morning is the route through the polish border crossing point telespol. there , 220 cars are expected to be cleared, the transcendental side let only 46% of cars through. even this situation does not stop many motorists, including slava paul. although when a woman gets behind the wheel of a truck, you certainly can’t name the weak , and this is admirable. well, all the more so if she is also a mother of many children alexandra chistik from the brest region. she changed the profession o