details from our correspondent egor grigoriev he goes to direct communication egor greetings, what do know by now. hello natalya, i know that the blow is in struck at about 7:30 in the morning at this time there were orphans living permanently, and uh, a teacher as a result. uh, hitting the floor slab, the children's rooms collapsed, they were just on the second floor. e one girl could not be saved, she died immediately, and six students and a teacher were taken to the district hospital. let's hear what the kids have to say. i hear a whistle, or something, from the slate and such a big loud boom, in short, this boom will wake me up, i'll wake up the kent. well , as he already got up 100, and we ran to open into the corridor and starts. once again, about two times, she clapped me, whistled in her ears, clapped again. we ran into the corridor. uh, straight from the room to the corridor. uh, covered the ceiling for us some slept. i got up early in the morning, everything was fine. as soon as i entered the room, the ceiling fell on me, then a strong explosion. this is a nightmare classes

we will now find out from our special correspondent yegor grigoriev on a direct line egor greetings againthe situation in your areas? how is the voting going today and what do you know about the last starobilsk? daria hello more than 80% of the voters have already voted in the referendum, although only 50, uh percent are required for its recognition. uh, such a law here in the luhansk people's republic to us. uh, already it has been known for a long time that both the us and europe do not recognize the results of this referendum, they are loud and long, and we talked about this, we asked. uh, on this score, uh, let's hear the opinion of the minister of foreign affairs of the republic. what about the western states that declared their non-recognition of our referendum? well, these are their personal problems, after all, one can turn a blind eye to objective reality for quite a long time, but this does not change the minister of affairs of belarus, mr. mckay , on the rostrum of the general assembly. the un has spoken very clear support. uh our situation. accusing ukraine of unleashing the c

teachers were retrained on a direct line from the luhansk republic our correspondent egor grigoriev egor greetingsschoolchildren, and how will they ensure the safety of students? dasha good morning. the mood of luhansk schoolchildren, their parents and teachers is very good, today is really a solemn day. we have already managed to visit school number five, lugansk, and the reasons for this good mood, really a lot of this and new textbooks and new educational standards, which will be russian. that is, most of the students here will study according to our programs, and in the luhansk people's republic. and, of course, retraining, which more than 11,000 teachers have completed in russia, and the teachers have attended refresher courses. and the children themselves were also in educational and health camps, but in russia, let's hear what the director of one of the schools, lugansk teachers of our lugansk people's republic had a great chance to take courses in moscow and rostov-on-don and distance courses throughout our beloved russia, and this gives us new knowledge. this gives us the opportunity to t

completely destroyed city, popas egor grigoriev oleg makarov alina zaikova to lead. now shots from the kamchatka territory dear friends good afternoon to have the opportunity to greetank you for the fact that you are engaged in the cause for which we have gathered today to discuss some of its details. clearly, uh, you're not doing this just because it's trendy these days. uh, the whole world is doing environmental issues, it is doing it because you like it and really you personally think it's important. and in fact, it is so. i'm not talking about the environment in general. we very often hear alarming signals that if humanity does not deal with issues of environmental protection, then it itself as a part of nature. just might cease to exist, but actually, maybe that's the way it is . ah, human activities. someone says rather cycles. eh, in general, in the universe, uh, on our planet, e cycles are inevitable, but in any case, it is an obvious fact that , of course, a person creates problems with his activity. maybe we will come back to this, but nevertheless, everyone is well aware of on the huge e plastic island in the pacific ocean is one and a half million squar

let's ask our correspondent egor grigor, he monitors how the counting of votes is going on in the luhansk people's republic, but also sums up how his day ended today greetingshe day before the work here is over, neither the representatives of the qicani representatives of territorial commissions or precinct commissions already have preliminary results, because at 16:00 uh, polling stations stopped their work in terms of receiving votes, but they are actively counting, but preliminary prices are already known. she, of course, just shakes her ask the operator. now this figure has been voted by 662,000 million people - this is 94.15% including those who voted in the russian federation, we managed to talk about with the head of the luhansk people's republic, he was at the first summed up such preliminary results and thanked everyone for the work. who participated in this process in the process of holding a referendum, let's listen. should not, in principle, predictably. we expected such a turnout. we knew that our people for us, it's, well, real. this is a highly anticipated event. we were sure that the christmas tree would be. well, there were very big intimid