elizaveta glinka, or as she was more commonly called dr. liza, was the head of a charitable foundation, fair assistance from a palliative care doctor, a philanthropist, a well-known public figure, to members of the board of a hospice assistance fund. vera just a few weeks before the terrible catastrophe, she was awarded the state prize of the russian federation for her services in the field of human rights and charity. i'm impossible not say today about my colleagues doctors killed the day before yesterday in syria medics of donetsk and hundreds of children killed during the shelling of donbass and from thousands of children buried in syria little fragile brave kind, she was always where her help was most needed and where no one could give security guarantees. she refused ceremonial receptions. for the sake of being somewhere under the bullets among the hungry and the wounded, she put their interests above her own. their life is higher than their own and always came to those who were waiting for it. those for whom she was the last hope. and

elizaveta glinka always took a direct part in all rescue operations.d children from the donbass with bullets so that they could get help in the best hospitals in moscow and st. petersburg. and when i went into intensive care, there the children were already being prepared for being sent to the station, and the windows were very large, they were wide open to nastya, what can i say. is it possible so? here, she says, so she says it is better if now, from the wave of the explosion, the windows can break and the fragments will fly into the children. a terrible diagnosis of a tumor of the brain stem divided the life of the family, murich before and after in his native donetsk, little maxim did not could help because of the hostilities in the city there was no unnecessary equipment, no specialists. maksim's mother elena turned to dr. lisa for help . so, as always, she did not remain indifferent. this year we are here. she took us out for treatment. this person was. such kindness. such love we, when we flew in an airplane, she hugged a small child to her, pre

why let's confirm that we will show glinka's words. by the way, blinkin is very interesting to me, because, of course, this is such a breed of sincere russophists. that is, they do not even hide russophobia. that is, he will calm down only when even the word russia disappears, this new type of american official will not be in his past. and he does not see his past from russia , that's just the point. he that's why he hates russia by the way, like well. well, listen to what he said everything in order for the ukrainians to receive the necessary equipment equipment to repel russian aggression. it started, and long before these events took place, millions of dollars were provided during christmas eve and we are constantly providing new funds, providing finance that can allow the ukrainians to get the necessary equipment to repel the russians. um, of course, all this was made possible thanks to the incredible courage of the ukrainians, but we do our best to ensure that every tank that the russians use in ukraine and certain expressions act

works at glinka street in a nail salon. we met for about a year.l, then i find out that she is different with a motorcyclist. decided to check. i took a motorcyclist to her salon came, he drove me home. but i did meet him. well, yes, in the face. berkova sorry my nothing speak. she's pregnant and shouldn't be worried. and for some? i thought you were him, he has exactly the same motorcycle. noticed it first. well, i hooked to the viken house. she is dybenko 6. and then he followed me around the city. now here 42 i parked my motorcycle near the entrance. what the hell are you doing moving in the house? and i thought you were there. and nothing that i was with a friend, i was always drawn to experiments. i began to look for her car near the house, there was nothing free. i went behind the house, there is a parking lot for someone from the window jumped out saw. no, i was looking for a vikin car. and then he ran to find it, and did you see yourself from the outside? at first i thought to prepare somehow, and then i would solve the problem. decided to

nikolai sergeevich lezhnev came to us today from the elizaveta petrovna glinka center for social adaptationbeen cooperating for a long time, it seems that they have never worked with such a story there either. and so they immediately called us. however, nikolai now nikolai himself will tell everything about himself hello to understand everything, let's start from the very beginning of childhood, where were you born sevastopol at what age do you remember yourself? well, to be honest, as i remember, well, it was small well, the yard so i remember roughly, the children were running around. girls, boys, well, you are little, five or six years old, maybe a little, but then he left. well, my mother and father, i probably drank all my life. why do you think so? you remember this, of course, so i roughly remember that my family drank. well, i probably would n't have stayed on the street sergey brothers, sisters, i don't remember this, children were running around. i don't know, these are my brothers. there the middle ones were not i don't know, well, somehow the market went to the market, a small d

now they were sheltered in the center of fair assistance by elizaveta glinka, they were saved by thisoctors found them and agreed on an operation , organized evacuation to moscow for these 8 years. here in the center. together with her employees, she pulled out not a single dozen families of seriously ill children from the combat zone. she knows how scared they are volleys in the salutes of the noise of aircraft and are afraid to be alone were born, when the war was already on, they have their whole life against the backdrop of the military. three wars - this is complete nonsense - this is what should not sound. here in one phrase through the union, and it should never be like this, they never play war games here. they do not pick up even toys that can somehow be associated with their own, because they know what war is. they themselves are trying to forget about everything that reminds them of the war, paint the bandages on their hands, paint the bandages with felt-tip pens and dream. only one harmful thing will not be bombed, the sun, the brightness shines, the birds sing from the bi

the musical time machine worked for two days, a work by glinka, mozart tchaikovsky and other great thenaged to get into 2003. one morning on ntv i am sergey mayorov hello, the other day they said goodbye to the popular russian film actress alexander yakovleva, she is buried in her homeland in kaliningrad, it is known that for the past three years the actress has been a public figure. yakovleva struggled with oncology. doctors confirmed the fourth stage of a breast tumor, and she herself confirmed this on her social networks in january of this year. she was done, the operation on april 1 alexandra evgenievna died. i many times met her filmed her in his projects and this story from kaliningrad is a story in memory. about her herself, what is with me. everything, as if in a dream and in reality and the heart beats so different. it's like i'm living again. magic bow in the crimean darkness, thank you. thank you thank you. i came from afghanistan just arrived. immediately thundered to the hospital picking up. there is some kind of infection in kabul, and they don’t approve me. in the title

every hour an excerpt from glinka's opera glory is played by 16 bells.e, the kostroma kremlin is not being built; it is being revived according to photographs and surviving drawings, this temple, the historical core of the city, was built in the 15th century, blown up by the bolsheviks in the 20th, today is the beginning of its new history. it will be a cathedral, the main kostroma shrine, the image of the mother of god called fedorovskaya, will return to it. kostroma, the city of majestic temples, will return to its historical place . folk spirituality today is also an actively developing industrial region, at least. every third automobile engine in the country assembles these parts here manufactured by the kostroma automotive components plant, the largest in russia, in its hands. i now have a 238 mb-4 piston, it is used by yaroslavl engines, which are assembled in the neighboring city, yaroslavl , for deliveries throughout the country abroad. power allows daily. several thousand pistons are produced here, a process that is complete from lithium, alloy

listen, again, don’t be misled, so this visit and zelensky’s meeting with glinka and aspen, which i’m on the territory of ukraine, because the bunker and all these conversations had to be open. so this curtsy of support is psychological support actually. the most important thing is their conversation and tough attitudes that will take place among the main participants in the country to participate in this matter, the opinion of zelensky of these people does not matter. first of all, they are zelensky, he wanted a biden. he needs to raise, support the population and so on. he is not satisfied, but the people who make the decision have arrived. it is clear, sergey vladimirovich, you also interpret this visit, so to speak, the situation the second phase, the second stage, because, after all, france is a lady, and that's all. well, look, yes , it’s clear that decisions are made by some other offices in those very decision-making centers , but, but they fight with this or that ukrainians, therefore, but they kind of have to somehow, so to speak, they need everything - to set it up for this

every hour an excerpt from glinka's opera glory is played by 16 bells.hey say here, the kostroma kremlin is not being built; it is being revived from photographs and surviving drawings, this temple the historical core of the city was built in the xv century, blown up by the bolsheviks in the twentieth today, the beginning of its new history. it will be a cathedral, the main kostroma shrine, the image of the mother of god called fedorovskaya, will return to it. kostroma, the city of majestic temples, the center of folk spirituality, is today also an actively developing industrial region, at least. every third car engine in the country is assembled from parts manufactured here kostroma plant of auto components is the largest in russia in the hands. i now have a 238 mb-4 piston, it is used by yaroslavl motors, which are assembled in our neighboring city, yaroslavl, deliveries throughout the country and abroad allow daily power. several thousand pistons are produced here, a full-fledged process from lithium, alloy to the production of finished parts with eng

loved her wards and stayed here anyone will tell you so everyone came here through elizaveta petrovna glinkator lisa, she had the gift of persuasion. i realized that her compassion it's really. i don’t know what kind of force surrounding all the obstacles that dragged her to the most terrible places of this world and gave her the opportunity to help pull out those who were in need, that this is something the most important thing that i generally see here and now she knew how to be tough in order to help you need not to cry. and you need to do it. and to act tough , to act clearly. here, but only then you can help dr. lisa was called saint, she gave everything. she had it instead of grabbing it it was arranged to give, and she gave everything with the same naturalness and with the same joy, as another person receives the right to life dr. liza can it be said that elizaveta petrovna had , for example, the same human quality, because she could hate? could she hate someone no death, she hated. i have a feeling that she somehow could struggle with this reality, with which, well, we are somehow tr

it started back in 2014, when elizaveta glinka took out wounded children from donbass and syria for treatmentn russia. now the volume of this work has grown several times and there is a need for additional funds. we pay for travel, accommodation, examinations and treatment for children who have serious illnesses or military injuries , namely explosive injuries. unfortunately , there are a lot of children among our wards. and we pay them for all these knives, in fact, everything that the family needs, including food and stay on the territory of the place where they receive treatment, an important area of ​​work for dr. lisa's charitable organization to help refugees. now their flow is huge hundreds of thousands of people who collect money this program goes to the most urgent needs. these are food, hygiene items , care products for the disabled. as well as assistance in renting housing, that is, everything that is needed to normalize life , 14.5 thousand refugees arrived in the rostov region over the past day alone, and first, military special operations of the border in this area , according t

so, at the same table and spitting glinka , we continue to drink, and i propose. give her a song called scarlet sails. what did you like? i didn't spoil the orchestra today by a little bit of hearing loss. thank you very much again to everyone, and we are going to dinner. i understand that, yes. hello. hello. let's all go. ok. thanks. and this is the tradition. yes, i understand that the counselors spill. everyone loves it with sour cream. yes, someone is thinner, someone is thicker, and at home, mom, grandmother cooks, who is at home cooking mom mom missed, in theory, yes, i miss my parents, my mother, my grandmother. what was that you know? here you have. well, something that was rarely possible to buy, my love. i have mango fruit. we somehow tried. i really liked the avocado too. i love you too, now it's calm here for three shifts, so i think that it's very good here. well, do you understand what it is? yes, there is recognition of independence on this occasion, maybe you don’t fully understand the situation, but i honestly hope that when we have recognition. l

and you glinka should have said that it is russia that is to blame for not having serious conversationse. if you want everything, we convinced that we need to convince those people who yesterday, say, 5,000 people came out in bulgaria and urged their government not to drag them into the war and not to supply weapons to the territory of ukraine, these people, we need to kill and now these people, we need to work. how many times did i say alcohol pavlovich i will repeat we did not lose information war, because the americans do not wage an information war. they play on emotions and solve situational problems. including, drawing in the information war. putin's eighty-one uh, percent bytan. less biden is less than forty, and johnson generally doesn’t work anywhere at all pointwise with a smart audience and victory in the information war is a long-term story. and about the video, you know, yesterday i reviewed it several times. ah, to be honest, the tears welled up and hard. uh, look at this history. and here it is in my head every time . uh, such an absolutely sincere, not propaganda, just g

this is not glinka's senators happened. there he has a verbal altercation. and on what topic?e became a member of nato, then our soldiers would now be on the battlefield. you understand that by continuing to call for ukraine to be included in the ranks of the alliance, while maintaining such a policy of behavior, you will be forced to send american forces kyiv front. yes, this is an important topic, it's good that you touched it. however, i have a different idea of ​​what is happening strange, which have been attacked by russia in recent years. georgia ukraine was not part of the alliance the kremlin specifically attacks only those countries that are not members of nato it can also be argued that the countries that russia attacked were part of the soviet union i completely disagree with this. i mean, i don't agree anthony well, listen, well, you're in four grades. you are finished well comment. what does it mean in general? to a person, actually, uh, american politicians, they show, uh, the power of their knowledge in geography in history and. well, this is sometimes basic in

remember where he died, where the koran aleksandrovs died, where liza glinka died.and i myself said that they were friends. well, no need to generalize . well, there are plenty of couch grass bastards of idiots everywhere, whatever you like, but there is no need to generalize. listen, well , it turns out that these were not random comments by ascension sergeyevich. the earth is glass wool, that how they got drunk was not the point. these are the videos they indicate the course that will be to develop not only during the war, but also after the war, the so-called ukrainian state, in which ukraine is at heart. after all, you understand, you correctly noted that this is a call to kill russians, but not necessarily russians or russian-speaking russian speakers who come? this is a call to kill russian-speaking russian speakers and russians living in ukraine, this is the worst thing, this is an attempt to mobilize monsters and intimidate them to speed up. this is the betrayal of the russians. uh mobilize intimidate your own soldiers harden them because if you show up and

here is glinka's confirmation on which he just speaks of a secret.essary means to protect yourself from any potential aggression, including the unilateral day of the country of china aimed at that to undermine the status quo, that has been the case for decades. i think that in terms of foreign military landings, it was worth about 20 billion, starting from the seventeenth year. they are continuing now. and we are a private nose landing of almost two and a half billion. now we have allowed or have already contributed to the third license period. we support the industrial defense potential daughter on what to help them think about how to strengthen the asymmetric potential, again as a deterrent. well, i will give, then this for example, they are preparing their ukraine for china, this is against it, which means that the two main parties here are ship protection. this very powerful one is saturated with heavy losses and air defense is all the latest modifications of the patriot. everything is there. yes, that's not counting other weapons. that is, we pr