scientists from belarus, that is, there are 14 people - these are representatives of the institute of nuclear problemse of the materials that our scientists created in alphapharmacy for the initiator. that is, it is a transparent metal, which was later used to create defectors for updating the zone. hmm. in the nineties, transformational changes took place in society and changes in the demands of society for certain specialties and certainly. this was reflected in the university, the specialties of a legal economic profile became very popular at that time, the department of philosophy and political economy spun off from the faculty of history on the basis of the department of international relations, which was created in 1992 on the basis of the historical one, in 1995 a full-fledged faculty of international relations is created that the country had a request for preparation. actually frames. uh, profile uh cadres international, including trained diplomats and i remember those years, and those who were, guys who are very uh, first of all, prepared very enterprising. and by the way, many of them are no

another side of monitoring and training in this direction is the institute of nuclear problems today.ere. probably enough. well, or one of the most active, working in the international arena. eh, it's all good. they know the project related to the discovery of bojon hicks, and here are our colleagues. there directly participated in the first articles that were published on this, this is a larger number of our scientists from belarus, that is, there are 14 people - these are representatives of the institute of nuclear problems. here is one of one of e materials that our scientists created in alformation. that is, it is a transparent metal, which was later used to create defectors or detection. in many ways, someone saves people by fighting fire. we remove the injured person. well it 's the happiest thing for a lifeguard to help someone fight complex illnesses. every morning. i wake up, get ready for work and understand that some kind of challenge awaits me in the project one day. we will introduce you to important professions, without which it is impossible to do without a person. the

of management and nuclear installations. thank you, mr. anatoly, for this timely analysis on the air of our telethon. anatoly nosovsky, director of the institute of security problemsower plants in ukraine, he was working live right now, and we are in touch, boris kushniruk, the head of the expert analytical council of the ukrainian analytical center of borys. good day. good day. we are glad to see you. let's talk a little about the fact that the shares of ukrnafta have been forced into the ownership of the state. motor sich autokras zaporizhzhia actually transferred the transformer to the ministry of defense and president volodymyr zelenskyy explains that we have such a time now, e.e. military and actually there should be are these enterprises nationalized or really or really the time is so that it should be done a-and here it is important first of all that uh-uh your listeners understand the difference with us, unfortunately, many do not have a clear understanding a-ah what it is because in fact even the bolsheviks, during the so -called ready-made coup d’état, they talked about the nationalization of enterprises, in reality they carried out confiscation of them,

viloptikov, head of the baikal dvd project in the joint path of nuclear research, researcher at the laboratory of nuclear problems, joint institute nuclear research. in the case of such complex projects, everything happens slowly in 1998, it was possible to prove that by launching garlands with optical modes under water , you can catch neutrinos. this was done for the first time by russian scientists. this is a detector with a volume of 1 billion tons. well, that is, it is, respectively, kilometer per kilometer per kilometer, to represent it. here is the telescope. this is a big telescope. it consists of small blocks. here is one block. we call it a cluster. here is a cluster - this is eight garlands, on which, on each of which, there are 36 optical modules. here is one detective element, the main detecting element - this is the optical module, the key element of the telescope is the bird of such modules on the baikal telescope module, they are attached to shorts using a stainless frame, power is supplied to the module, data is taken from what it consists of. and the most important element of this module is super sensitive. i can

suffered from the attack of the russians, this is the chornobyl ecocenter, the institute of nuclear security safety problemsntries, the role of the hero of this assistance is also the planned missions of the shop in the coming weeks will be to southern ukrainian stations to clarify this situation , what are you stepan marko, you as an energy engineer, how do you assess the current state of the energy system in general no only nuclear power and thermal power in ukraine today, that is, why do we still have to- what losses can we prepare for and do we have a reserve of strength, in particular, a reserve of banal spare parts for repairing the country’s energy supply system, unfortunately i am asking this question at all from my faculties because i am a specialist in the calculation related to the risks of emergency situations and where the environment is not only radiation but also for the impact of such as, say , the destruction of hs and other impacts of pollutants for not specialist directly in energy equipment, but i can tell him that from the point of view of risk for the zaporizhzhia station, the situatio

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problem to resolve the problem of nuclear, i'm going to resolve the problem within the one that inside the wanda, and also to preserve the problem of the legitimacy of institutions. and believe that in the congo will continue to have a problem, or that's not what we got. and so we have seen actually the crisis in the east getting worse as you, as you suggested, particularly since november last year though, it's something that's been going on for decades now. and the president has dealt with this by declaring martial law, a state of emergency, which i guess in many ways means less accountability for the army and for, for state institutions. how would, what would your plan be for the east? would you and any form of, of martial law? the plan is these because the midterm got me, went out. she said kid, he has the leader in the congo. they are angry together and now they, they agree. i don't know if it is agreed. you want child to, to discourage people of combo for going as the election. that's something that they have agreed to get that. and what to say kid is doing is because of him because he is not competent because he has signs good agreement gummy. and that's w

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