vladimir vladimirovich hello rifovich, city of nalchik, kabardino-balkarian republic, first of all, iould like to thank the states for such programs as the scholarship of the president and the government of the russian federation for the implementation of natural science specialties. and this is very important, because when a person is just starting to get acquainted with a subject such as physics. chemistry is a project-oriented subject, when you want to touch something yourself, it is important to get this opportunity to continue the topic. would like to ask you not to stop like a state supply schools with educational laboratory project equipment. it is very important. this work is underway and in many schools already, as it is good with this, but somewhere else, as if we are waiting, in particular, a 3d printer. in my childhood, this was not at all. on the other hand, work with new materials. you also need to be able to do this, you need to not only know the subject, you need to be able to teach it and also convey the technology, therefore, refresher courses for retraining. they ar

respectively , the traditional judo competitions, the eighth cup, started in the capital of the kabardino-balkarian republicchallenge lokomotiv this year to the main international event of the loka league. judo was attended by more than a thousand 100 participants, including representatives of the strongest clubs from 24 regions of the russian federation, athletes from eight foreign countries, thanks to the international fund for assistance to the cis countries, the competitions were able to visit countries such as less azerbaijan mongolia kazakhstan belarus tajikistan kyrgyzstan is hosting a tournament in the modern universal sports complex gladiator which was specially built for major international competitions. in addition, the opening of one of the oldest judo halls to date was timed to coincide with the tournament after reconstruction. there are about 300 people in the hall here. he goes to work. it is symmetrical in the morning, and open until 20:00 in the evening and in different schedules for different age groups. uh, doing here is a way to train about eight workouts. i don't even doubt it. a very s

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italy ah, kazakhstan estonia latvia lithuania e, many regions of the russian federation kabardino-balkarian, komi republic e, republic of komi republic of crimea and a very large geography, armenia came to us, uzbekistan well, you are argentina, as i said, that is, everyone wants to get here, they are waiting for these creative internships. i say that the recording for the next internship is going on going on going on. well, what impressed you, you said about the world of nesvizh, maybe there are some other impressions. and besides these ones, the impression that you bring with you, maybe some souvenirs you bring from belarus, is intertwined in my particular story, the tragic part and such an emotional positive, because that's how olga vitalievna said. uh, we managed to visit the memorial complex. trostenets. i have my family. these are completely different, uh, emotions evoke, because my grandfather escaped from the ghetto. he fled from geta and here is the family of his father, she is represented, that is, we do not know our own, relatives or not father, because he alone managed to escape from geta. a a