the konstantinovskaya battery was inherited during the crimean war by mikhail petrovich lazarev , whoack sea fleet, who was at the same time the governor of sevastopol, in his favorite neoclassical style, he built a real masterpiece, the city center, a lot of buildings, an excellent naval library for the education of officers, the city was very beautiful, made of white inkermand stone, that’s all... the allies mercilessly leveled this splendor with earth. sevastopol simply lay in ruins. the famous american writer mark twain came here; he then wrote that pompeii was better preserved than the russian city of sevastopol. the great patriotic war. every square meter of sevastopol, 2 tons fell on it. metal, this kind of confrontation between artillery was only here in balkadny leningrad, and feats were accomplished here every second, which is probably why we have this. of this city, the complex was almost completely destroyed, in this state it remained until 2014, only after the transition to russia, in a little less than a year, the konstantinovskaya battery was completely restored from ru

the konstantinovskaya battery suffered during the crimean war.rovich lazarev, who was the commander of the black sea fleet, who was at the same time the governor of sevastopol. in his favorite neoclassical style, he built a real masterpiece. the city center, a lot of buildings, an excellent naval library for the education of officers. the city was, well, very beautiful, white inkermand. stone, the allies mercilessly razed all this splendor to the ground. sevastopol simply lay in ruins. the famous american writer mark twain came here. he then wrote that pompeii was better preserved than the russian city of sevastopol. the great patriotic war. every. square meter of sevastopol , 2 tons of metal fell on it, only we had such a confrontation with artillery here, in balcade leningrad, and feats were performed here every second, probably that’s why we have such a spirit in this city, the complex was almost completely destroyed in such a way condition remained until 2014, only after the transition to russia, a little in less than... a year , the konstant

the konstantinovskaya battery was inherited during the crimean war, mikhail petrovich lazarev, who wasder of the black sea fleet, who was... at the same time the governor of sevastopol, built a real masterpiece in his favorite neoclassical style: the city center, a lot of buildings, a wonderful maritime library to educate officers, the city was very beautiful, made of white inkermand stone, all this splendor was mercilessly razed to the ground by the allies, sevastopol simply lay in ruins, the famous american writer mark came here... he then wrote that pompeii was better preserved than the russian city of sevastopol. the great patriotic war. every square meter of sevastopol, 2 tons of metal fell on it. only we had this kind of opposition to artillery here, in balkadny leningrad, and heroic deeds were performed here. every second, that's probably why this is the spirit we have in this city, the complex was practically completely destroyed, it remained in this state until 2014, only after the transition to russia, in a little less than a year, here the konstantinovsky battery was complet

troops were stationed, then the yasenovato bridge, there were dpr troops there, this is the konstantinovskayat was here that the meeting took place when the ukrainian military checked each next person arriving... for work, a shift that was heading to the donetsk filtration plant station, these 500 meters that separate us from that point, and it was the most dangerous event for these workers, that is, actually to their they had to pass through the workplace through enemy territory. ukrainian positions at this point took a long time to settle, but they were demolished and destroyed quickly and completely, the battles at the station virtually destroyed it entirely, and this was one of the newest and best water treatment plants in the entire ussr, without restoring this most important unit , normal supply it is impossible for the entire large donetsk agglomeration to have water, well, without the liberation of slavyansk and kramatorsk, of course, because now the water there is blocked by ukraine. this is the source - this is krasnoskolskoye reservoir. and this is slavyansk. and the seversky donet

troops were stationed, then the yasenovato bridge, there were dpr troops there, this is the konstantinovskayatook place when the ukrainian military checked each next shift arriving for work, which was heading to the donetsk filtration plant station, these 500 meters that separate us from that point and it was the most dangerous event for these workers. that is, in fact, to get to their workplace they had to drive through enemy territories. it took a long time for the ukrainian positions at this point to be established, but they were demolished and destroyed quickly and completely. the fighting at the station virtually destroyed it entirely, and it was one of the newest and best water treatment plants in the entire ussr. and without the restoration of this most important node , a normal supply of water to the entire large donetsk agglomeration is impossible. but without the liberation of slavyansk and kramatorsk, of course. because now the water there is blocked by ukraine, that source is the krasnoskol reservoir and this is slavyansk and the canal seversky donetsk-donbass is the only source t

the konstantinovskaya battery suffered during the crimean war. governor of sevastopol. in his favorite neoclassical style, he built a real masterpiece. city center, a lot of buildings, a wonderful... library for education officers, the city was very beautiful, made of white inkermand stone, the allies mercilessly razed all this splendor to the ground, sevastopol simply lay in ruins, the famous american writer mark twain came here, he then wrote that pompeii was better preserved than the russian city of sevastopol . after the crimean war in the 19th century in 1856, the paris peace treaty prohibited russia from keeping a fleet in the black sea. that is, crimea legally remained russian, but the importance of sivastopol as a military base and crimea, as a russian outpost on the black sea in the eastern mediterranean, of course, was lost. only 20 years later, russia unilaterally withdraws from the peace. remained part of the soviet union, in principle, little has changed in life in crimea, although the feeling of injustice among the population of cri

ukrainian troops were stationed, then the yasenovato bridge, there were dpr troops, this is the konstantinovskayaiving for work, which was heading to the donetsk filtration station, these there are 500 meters that separate us. from that point was the most dangerous event for these workers, that is, in fact, to their workplace they had to drive along enemy territory. it took a long time for the ukrainian positions at this point to be established, but they were demolished and destroyed quickly and completely. the fighting at the station virtually destroyed it entirely, and it was one of the newest and best water treatment plants in the entire ussr. and without the restoration of this most important hub , there will be a normal supply to the entire large donetsk agglomeration. today it turns out to meet quite unusual visitors; museum workers from the russian historical society are collecting exhibits for future exhibitions, when the city begins active restoration, all these artifacts will already be lost. literally within 2-3 months there are no longer any items left that could characterize the acti

everything towards it, lost consciousness, i remember how how i woke up, where it was already konstantinovskayang me to the very throat, to where i was operated on , the first time, while the fragment was in the brain, i had such hellish pain that i simply cannot express it in words, i began to realize something after... the treponation was performed, they took out the fragment , put the plate, after that i began to understand something, but you don’t know who helped you, who evacuated you , yuri novak helped me, yuri vladimirovich novak, call sign domkrad, he moved me from one position to another, then at this position , they cut off my armor because these little latch things didn’t open, that is, they were made of iron and... they seemed to be clogged with mud, and then he eventually carried me out alone, that is, he saved your life, yeah, that's when, during the treatment, when you were being treated, you had some moments of despair, no, i always knew that everything would be fine, at first they told me that i would start walking only in six months, the minimum time, but in the end i learned