on june 23, troops of the forty-ninth army crossed the pronya river. on june 24-25 with the right-flank units of the fiftieth army. kubasiu, on the left flank of the front on june 24, the 121st rifle corps of the fiftieth army went on the offensive. after heavy three-day battles, the troops of the 49th fiftieth army still managed to break through the deeply chaotic enemy defenses and advance to a depth of 30 km. june 26-27 49th army crossed the dnieper, north of mogilev, bypassed the city to the west and south-west, cut the mogilev-minsk, mogilev highway. georgian on june 26, troops of the thirty-third army went on the offensive on the right flank of the front and liberated gorki on the same day. on june 27 , kopys and shklov were liberated. on june 27, the troops of the fiftieth army crossed the dnieper, south of mogilevo, captured lupalovo, a suburb of mogilevo, and united with units of the forty-ninth army. thus, by 19:00 on june 27, the enemy in mogilev was surrounded. the twelfth was in the ring infantry division, 632 security regiment, 490 securi

dnieper south of mogilev, captured lupalovo, a suburb of mogilev, and united with units of the forty-ninth armyunded. the twelfth infantry division, 632 security regiment, 490 security battalion and several special and rear units of the fourth army of the wehrmacht were encircled. german group command. 70 enemy tanks and assault guns, more than 200 guns and mortars, 316 machine guns, 840 vehicles, in addition, 15 tanks and assault guns, 160 guns, 70 mortars, 300 machine guns, 600 rifles and machine guns, 30 thousand shells, 1200 vehicles were captured , 2180 horses, as well as 45 different warehouses. the red army was also helped by the partisans for three years. the day before the operation, they began to destroy the enemy’s railway communications using rail warfare and paralyzed his transportation. partisan brigades and detachments of the mogilev and minsk regions. kept under control many sections of the mogilev-minsk, mogilev-bobruisk, orsha-minsk highways, a dense network of improved roads between the dnieper and druti, druti and berezina, in the triangle borisov osipovich and minsk. in the

the front was opposed by the ninth army, which consisted of 10 infantry divisions and two divisions ofe-prepared defensive lines along the dobosna, ola, berezina rivers, as well as around bobruisk. trakosovsky was the most powerful of all those who participated in the operation , bagration, however, the tasks assigned to him were serious. the troops had to crush the southern flank of the defensive positions of the army center group. the occupiers prepared all the brick buildings and high stone foundations of houses in bobruisk for long-term defense. firing points were equipped in the windows and doorways, mortar crews took up firing positions in the courtyards... in ammunition and food, everything spoke of the cellars of local residents, there were warehouses that the germans were not going to leave the city, but while the enemy was strengthening bobruisk, rakosovsky was already developing effective tactics for storming german positions. the offensive of the first belarusian front did not begin on june 23, as planned as part of operation bagration, but on the next day, according to the

june 25 troops forty the third army of the first baltic front and the thirty-ninth army of the third s third tank army, numbering about 35 thousand people, near vitebsk. the nazis desperately resisted. they tried to break out of the shrinking ring and go to the southwest, but nothing worked, and then the fastas decided to make a breakthrough, hiding behind the local population, old people, women and children. they hoped that soviet soldiers would not shoot at their own. and so it was. having let civilians pass through the battle formations, the soviet wars fought the enemy in hand-to-hand combat and destroyed him. the red army troops have begun. implementation of the plan to encircle enemy groups in the areas of vitebsk and bobruisk. they entered vitebsk on june 26. the enemy was going to blow up the only bridge across the western dvina. this could not be allowed to happen. the sapper group of senior sergeant fyodor blokhin was given the order to prevent the explosion. this bridge was heavily shot at and guarded by the enemy. defuse the explosive device. was entrusted to six soldiers,

june 25 troops of the 43rd army of the first pre-paltic front. and the thirty-ninth army of the thirdfront encircled five infantry divisions of the enemy’s third tank army, numbering about 35,000 people, near vitebsk. the nazis desperately resisted they tried to break out of the shrinking ring and go to the southwest, but nothing worked, and then the fastas decided to make a breakthrough, hiding behind the local population, old people, women and children. they hoped that soviet soldiers would not shoot their own. and so it was. having let civilians pass through the battle formations, the soviet wars fought the enemy in hand-to-hand combat and destroyed him. the red army troops began to implement the plan to encircle enemy groups in the areas of vitebsk and bobruisk. they entered vitebsk on june 26. enemy was going to blow up the only bridge across the western dvina. this could not be allowed to happen. in the sapper group of senior sergeant fyodor blokhin. an order was given to prevent an explosion, this bridge was well under fire and was guarded by the enemy, six soldiers were entrus

the commander of the ninth army of the wehrmacht, general hans jordon, built the defense in a formulaic manner. the troops were dispersed exclusively within the fortified area. and in the wooded and swampy area south of bobruisk, the enemy forces were not so great. it could not even occur to the germans that soviet troops would advance through almost impassable swamps. but it was there that rakosovsky decided to attack. to overcome swamps and impassable places, fighters on the advice of local partisans, macro-mortars were woven from willow branches. these are bast shoes that look like large tennis rackets. they were tied to their boots and calmly splashed through the quagmire. the guns were carried on special wooden rafts, and gatis were built for light tanks. to avoid getting sick while working in cold water, the soldiers, again on the advice of the partisans, smeared their bodies with fat. the formation of the air army was planned. many enemy soldiers died in the trenches; in one small area alone , about 600 killed hitlerites were counted. on the night of 25 june, four soviet armored

the front was opposed by the ninth army, which consisted of 10 infantry divisions, and two divisions e fourth. wehrmacht army. the germans had a strong, deeply stunned defense. it consisted of two lines of pre-prepared defensive borders along the rivers dobosna, ola, berezina, as well as around bobruisk. rakosovsky's front was the most powerful of all those participating in operation bagration. however, the tasks assigned to him were serious. the troops had to crush the southern flank of the defensive positions of the army center group. all brick buildings, tall stone ones. in the cellars of local residents there were warehouses of ammunition and food, everything indicated that the germans were not going to leave the city, but while the enemy was strengthening bobruisk, rakosovsky was already developing an effective tactics. two main attacks, one directly on bobruisk, the second on glusk. the task was to deprive the enemy of maneuver, to prevent the transfer of forces from one area. on the other, the right wing of the first belarusian front, consisting of the third, forty -eighth army

, well , we fought with the twenty-ninth army quite successfully, well, then i was wounded, was ine eighth army. when they started there was still a colonel, yes, yes, there was a colonel, he didn’t get to georgia, didn’t have time to go to afghanistan, i graduated from college in 1990, everyone there wrote reports to afghanistan, but they managed to withdraw the troops, we didn’t get there, as it were. there is a shell delivered, a technical innovation also comes regularly from all over the world, from all nato countries, so it’s definitely too early to relax, i can only confirm all this, because well, from the captured weapons that were in the case, starting there are american machine guns, machine guns, polish machine guns, even bulgarian pkm i got caught, there are various grenade launchers, we all see artillery, all nato, any nato artillery, it’s all there. intelligence has everything, the difficulty in the war is that on the other side the same slavs are fighting, just like us, new reinforcements are already felt, which have become recruited by ukrainians, our last two or thr

the commander of the ninth army, harpy, and general hosbach, who commanded the 56th panzer corps, decideaw troops to new positions, about ten kilometers away, but this requires permission from berlin. hosbach, who was hitler’s personal adjutant before the start of world war ii, sends a petition to the fuhrer, he gives the go-ahead, it was decided to drive him into the swamp as a human shield from the soldier. at the beginning of march 1944 , a group of german microbiologists led by professor thal arrived in the poleska region; their task was to determine the location the possible use of bacteriological weapons after inspecting the wehrmacht defense line , blumenthal points to a swamp near the village of ozaricce. his assistant gaiman proposes to expand the epidemiological vice by creating two more camps: in the villages of dert boletus. and when today we talk about the azarichi death camp, we mean three camps at once. their territory occupied about 5 hectares. it was planned to bring almost 20,000 people here, but the plan was exceeded 2 and a half times into forest swamps. 50 thousand o

the commanders of the ninth army, harpi and general hosbach, who commanded the fifty- sixth panzer corpsroops to new positions, about ten kilometers away. but this requires permission from berlin. hosbach, who was hitler's personal adjutant before the start of world war ii, sends a petition to the fuhrer. at the beginning of march 1944, in the poleska region a group of germans arrives. crobiologists led by professor blumenthal. their task is to determine the location of the possible use of bacteriological weapons. after inspecting the wehrmacht defense line, blumenthal points to a swamp near the village of ozararicha. his assistant gaiman proposes to expand the epidemiological evils by creating two more camps. in the villages of dert and podosinnik. and when today we talk about the azarichi death camp, we mean three camps at once. their territory occupied about 5 hectares. it was planned to drive here almost to... the camp deaths in the area of ​​​​the settlements of dert, azaricha and podosinnik were experimental. it was planned to create something similar throughout belarus in places w

on june 25, troops of the 43rd army of the first baltic. front and the thirty-ninth army of the thirdut of the shrinking ring and go to the southwest. but nothing worked, but then the fastas decided to make a breakthrough, hiding behind the local population. old people, women and children. they hoped that soviet soldiers would not shoot their own. and so it was. having let civilians pass through the battle formations, the soviet wars fought the enemy in hand-to-hand combat and destroyed him. the red army troops began to implement the plan to encircle enemy groups in the areas of vitebsk and bobruisk. they entered vitebsk on june 26. the enemy was going to blow up the only bridge across the western dvina. this cannot be allowed was. in the sapper group of senior sergeant fedor. an order was given to prevent the explosion. this bridge was well shot at and guarded by the enemy. six soldiers were tasked with defusing the explosive device. the german sappers managed to set fire to the bickford fuse, but senior sergeant blokhin broke through to the bridge under fire and pulled out the fuses

wehrmacht group of several tens of thousands of people. among which the striking force of the ninth army, the lid of the bobruisk boiler closes. from donetsky, election to pero. june 24, 1944. the first belarusian front begins an attack on bobru. another red line, budapest will continue to block the allocation of 6.5 billion euros from the european peace fund to kiev until discrimination in that country stops. throws into the information field, the allegedly aggressive behavior of migrants precisely on the border with belarus, a new propaganda team being deployed, the price of the issue is 2.5 billion dollars, this is how much occupied warsaw will need to strengthen the borders of your militant state from russia and belarus. according to the polish ministry of defense, the project is planned to be completed by 2028, while the regime naturally wants to ... foreigners go to belarus not only to stay, but to live. recently , four german families moved to the belarusian outback, bishinkovichi district. they lead their daily lives and develop the tourism potential of the place. enterprising fo

reconnaissance drone, south donetsk direction, novomikhailovka, a detachment is working storm of the twenty-ninth army, the enemy doesn’t even suspect that he has our motorized rifles behind him, the sea is the sea, but there is the enemy, there is a hundred percent enemy, from there this shooting comes, reception, in the direction of the new mikhail. the task was set to take the fortification of the enemy area, they walked in small groups, because there is a greater likelihood that you will pass, you will pass more quietly. for three days the attack aircraft held their positions and corrected the fire of our artillerymen. all information from the front line was immediately sent to the command post. there were unknown points machine guns, snipers, ags, riflemen were working, it was decided that it was necessary to go behind enemy lines, gain a foothold, and take up defensive positions. a fight, even a short one. meant failure of the mission, the sounds of gunfire would have given away our soldiers. now these negotiations are history, the history of a successful tactical operation. find four people in

a wehrmacht group of several tens of thousands of people, among whom the striking force of the ninth armyrrounded, the lid of the bobruisk cauldron is closed. on june 24, 1944, the first belarusian front launched an attack on bobruisk; by june 27 , a forty-thousand-strong group of germans was taken into the bobruisk cauldron and a day later completely destroyed. discrimination against hungarian commercial companies will end. earlier, peter siarto said that the european union’s decision to bypass hungary’s veto on the purchase of weapons for ukraine at the expense of profits from russia’s frozen assets is a shameless violation. aggressive rhetoric is heard along our entire border from western puppets, the most active spiteful critics the warsaw regime is obsessed with the idea of ​​​​building new dividing lines. last time. polish border guards make information in infopol about the allegedly aggressive behavior of migrants precisely on the border with belarus. a new propaganda team is being deployed. the price of the issue is $2.5 billion, which is how much occupied warsaw will need to stre

on june 25, troops of the forty -third army of the first baltic front and the thirty-ninth army of theird belorussian front encircled five infantry divisions of the enemy’s third tank army, numbering about 35 thousand people, near vitebsk. the nazis desperately resisted, they tried to break out of the shrinking ring and go to the southwest, but nothing worked, and then the fastas decided to make a breakthrough, hiding behind the local population, old people, women and children. they... and the city was taken. 145-204 rifle divisions took part in the liberation of vitebsk, 155 - the fortified area of ​​the 92nd rifle corps. 105 - separate tank regiment, 43 armies of the first baltic front. 158, 164, 262 rifle divisions of the 84 rifle corps. 957.7% before the military housing stock, and of the almost 170 thousand population on the banks of the western dvina, only 118 local residents met the liberators. to restore the previous it took more than 50 years for the population of vitebsk to grow. in honor of the liberation of the city, 62 military units and formations were given the honorary

army liberated the prisoners of the azarić death camp. the concentration camp existed for only 10 days, but claimed the lives of more than 20 thousand civilians. the advancing ninthr to save their position, secure their withdrawal, the withdrawal of their troops to the new fortified area to the tremlya river, they created a system of concentration camps here. azarić. pull up the aspen tree in order to stop the advance of the red army. camp azarichi in the kalinkovichi region consisted of three concentration camps built on a swamp. here in a short time, from march 10 to march 19 , 1944, the nazis brought more than 50,000 women, old people and children as experimental subjects. it was on them that the nazis first tested the bacteriological weapon of sypnoi tiv. these were brought here to these swamps. and the concentration camp prisoners were kept in the open air in swamps in inhumane conditions, they were starved, they were not given water, there was nowhere to hide from the snow wind, and in order to save themselves and their children, the prisoners took off the clothes of the dead. the first people who were brought here write in their memoirs that they used snow

the ninth army reached the river by april 9 with nothing between it and berlin.o why did we not press? i have given a lot of thought to this. it is an argument i make in my book that russell widely, a very esteemed historian, actually accepted, having fought otherwise for many years, eisenhower's mission to win the war in europe. that means defeating germany. what is happening in march and april 1945, what was not happening in august 1944, what is happening in 1945 is the germans are in fact surrendering, opening the border, inviting us to enter berlin. they are inviting us to enter blueback, enter vienna, enter everywhere. they are proposing we start nato now. stop the russians. my grandfather's slogan during the vietnam war when he was asked about bombing policy, should we suspend the bombing to get negotiations? eisenhower's standard reply was does the enemy hate it? what do the germans want us to do? we will do the opposite until they understand we are not on their side. we intend to impose surrender on them. and so american forces declined the opportunity to

kurgan village sychkova arena of bloody battles babruisk operation, the main forces of the ninth armyof operation bagration, they were supposed to advance 200 km, they advanced 500, saving europe, hundreds of our grandfathers and great-grandfathers remained forever in that land, whose people today suffer from a terrible form of amnesia, demolish monuments to the soviet soldier, the soldier-liberator who is owed ... kneel. about the significance of the operation bagration in the main broadcast: elena bormatova, sergey matveychuk and vitaly selyavka. the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders became the leitmotif of the russian-belarusian memory train project. this year, the double-decker express set off on a journey with a new composition, as the number of participating countries has increased. 200 schoolchildren from eight cis countries visit places of military glory to pay tribute to the memory and victims. the guys visited the museum of the history of the city, the svetopokrovsky cathedral, and also new old castle. the memory train runs through the

of the ruhr in april 1945, we basically had an open front between our positions in berlin, the ninth armyreached the river by april 9th with nothing it and berlin. so why do we not press? i've given a lot of thought to this. it's an argument that i make my book that russell whiteley, very esteemed historian, actually accepted, having thought otherwise for many years. and that is eisenhower, whose mission is to win the war in and that means defeating germany. and what is happening march and april 1945 is what was not happening in. august of 1944. what is happening in 45 is that the germans are in fact surrendering. germans are in fact opening the border. the germans are in fact inviting us to enter berlin. they are inviting us to enter lubeck. they're inviting us to enter vienna. they're inviting us to enter everywhere. they are proposing that we start now. stop the russians and my grandfather's slogan during the vietnam when he was asked about bombing policy, should we suspend the bombing to get negotiations? eisenhower's standard reply was, does the enemy hate it? in other words, what ar

in montevideo, well, we got ahead of ourselves, at first it was still the thirty-ninth year, on september 17, the red armys called, the polish campaign in western belarusian and western ukrainian lands, from molotov’s speech at the subsequent session of the supreme council of the ussr. a short blow to poland from the early germans turned out to be sufficient. army, and then the red army, so that nothing remains of this ugly creation of the versailles treaty. at the same time, having signed a pact with rebentrop in the presence of stalin, and this was his secret protocol that made it possible to take the belarusians and ukrainians under their wing, in the fall of thirty-nine molotov could not afford to criticize germany. for example, outside the brackets of his speech was the fact that in poland the nazis freed the prisons of ukrainian nationalists, who immediately offered the nazis their pact with completely different goals. who's pro. became arrogant in europe. in europe, the soviet union suffered greatly back then. firstly, a mass exodus from foreign communist parties began, and in france, those communi

operational-tactical group of kharkiv troops reported the appearance of a new ninth separate motorized rifle brigade from the 51st combined armyection, no confirmation yet no, but there is an opinion that it is spilled again from somewhere in the urals. formed army, so far it's more of a rumor, although apparently an official official spoke about it. the ninth motorized rifle brigade is the donetsk brigade separatists, why there were two of them, or one and the same, so far it is not possible to understand, but under any conditions, the appearance of a new brigade in the kharkiv direction indicates that the old brigades have actually ended there. well, that's good, you know? well, after all, it was clear that ukraine will be on the defensive this year, but from what we are saying now, there is a danger for pokrovsk, a danger there for chasovoy yar, that is, i would say yes, do you have some, well, i don't know, optimism about what is still ours the provision of troops, the equipping of troops, will allow us to hold on at least to these frontiers, which... we now hold, to what extent, and what actually needs to be done for this

kharkiv troops reported the appearance of in this direction of some new ninth separate motorized rifle brigade from the 51st combined arms armyfirmations. so far there is no, but there is an opinion that it is transferred from somewhere from the urals , but a newly formed army, so far it is more rumors, although an official official spoke about it, the ninth motorized rifle brigade is a brigade of donetsk separatists, ugh, why there were two of them, or one and the same, so far it is not possible to understand, but under any conditions the appearance of a new brigades... in the kharkiv direction says that the old brigades have actually ended there, well, that's good, but you know, well, it was clear that this year ukraine would be on the defensive, but from the fact that we are now we say, well, there is a danger for pokrovsk, a danger there for tempsovoy yar, that is, er, i would she said yes, do you have some, well, i don't know, optimism about the fact that after all... our provision of troops, the equipping of troops, will allow us to hold on at least to these borders that we are currently holding, as far as what in fact,

group of troops reported the appearance in this direction of some new ninth separate motorized rifle brigade from the 51st combined armythere is no confirmation yet... but there is an opinion that it is from somewhere a newly formed army is rolling over from the urals, so far this is more of a rumor, although an official official spoke about it, the ninth motorized rifle brigade is a brigade of donetsk separatists, ugh, why are there two of them, or is it one and the same, so far it is not possible to understand, but under any conditions the appearance of a new brigade in kharkiv. to whom the direction says that the old brigades have actually ended there, well, that's good, but you know, well, after all, it was clear that ukraine will be on the defensive this year, but from what we're saying now, well, there's danger for pokrovsk, the danger there is for a temporary gap, that is, i would say yes, do you have any, well, i don't know, optimism about the fact that, after all, our provision of troops, equipping troops, will allow us to hold out at least for these boundaries that we now we are holding on to what extent and

army arrives and this case is closed. el pais is the name of the oldest newspaper published in uruguay. in the thirty-ninth year and on septembereois, she actually makes a gift to the uruguayan communists, she writes that the red army operation is about the protection of national minorities, that is , if we use today’s terminology about human rights, however, the uruguayan communists decided not to use this gift, the only uruguayan communist deputy at that time said that it’s not a matter of so-called human rights, they say, bourgeois, it’s a war of class against class, and thus... he planted a time bomb under the slavic community in south america, the slavs began to be automatically persecuted as communists. to understand, let's now scroll back our footage of the gorky club, montevideo. now we will see that the square next to it is named after vladimir roslik, he was a local slav who became the last victim of a military dictatorship already in the seventies and eighties. the same history in argentina, where the last victim of the dictatorship was sergio, that is, sergei. the countries of latin america were super poor, but ther

troops kharkiv reported the appearance in this direction of some new ninth separate motorized rifle brigade from the 51st combined arms army, there is no confirmation yet, but there is an opinion that this is a newly formed army coming from somewhere beyond the urals. so far it's more of a rumor, although apparently an official official spoke about it. the ninth motorized rifle brigade is a brigade of donetsk separatists. ugh. why there were two of them, or whether they were one and the same, we still cannot figure out . but under any conditions, the appearance of a new one brigades in the kharkiv direction suggests that the old brigades have actually ended there. well that's good. and you know, well, it was clear that this... year ukraine will be on the defensive, but from what we are saying now, there is danger for pokrovsk, danger there for the temporary yar, that is, i would say yes, do you have any, well , i don't know, optimism regarding the fact that, after all, our provision of troops, equipping of troops, will allow us to hold on at least to these borders that we are holding now. how well and what actually needs t

army air corps says eighth and ninth air forces also had a role in the invasion itself on d-day. 9000 planes were the skies over normandy, some dropping while others flew fighter bomber missions in support of those troops. our group was called a bridge busters, because that was our hs cut off and the railroads cut off. so they could not bring up reinforcements, ammunition. the cooperation between the army and the air force was exceptional. the army air forces, the skies over normandy on d-day. the danger instead came from ground as the nazis hurled artillery into the air. i kept little diary, just a few words each day, and i said it looked like it looked like hell erupting up through the earth. it was that bad bad. like the armies forces. the air forces also paid the price of war, losing than 30,000 airmen to the nazis. weapons during the four months prior to d-day. 10,000 fliers were lost. the average age the crews was about 19 army air corps veterans. navy vets. first day and beyond vets. they were the vips, normandy. the cameras of many networks focused on them. and did they ever h

at that time, there was still no organization in the ninth front like today, which has many units of the army, sea, air, land, and even this. each of us came from a different part of the country and we reached the front lines where we could help and stop the advance of the enemy . naturally, little by little , the units were formed, well, if we want to say that battalions were formed, brigades were formed, and this organization was found, but the most important point that was in the front , especially in the front area, was the spiritual and managerial environment and complete trust and a special attachment of the fighters together , having love, cohesion, passing effort. and the sincerity that was sacred during the defense. naturally, people were chosen based on meritocracy in the front. in other words , the fighters themselves chose from among themselves until the system became less organized and the responsibilities began . perhaps my first responsibility in the operations before beit al-maqdis until the very beginning of the war, when we were formed in duba region. when the period of holy

the soviet union, generally lived in a relaxed state, the finnish army was degraded, that is, those shootskors who were in the thirty-ninthopean weaknesses, finnish soldiers demand that they be released for lunch, to go there with mom and dad, that is, the finnish army, with all my love for the history of finland, it is now not combat-ready, finland is a playground, finland is something that will close access to the baltic, because well, it’s not estonia that will do this, there, excuse me, there is no one to talk to, finland is closing russia-baltic, and finland is sectorally blocking our northern ports, murmansk and beyond, and of course, finland the british need it. and the americans so that they could finance, of course, geographically, and this is very important, the americans always had interests, but i remember how the americans insisted that the choice of the nuclear program should be up to american companies, no, the finns, even after 1914, remained principled, they said: no, we we will cooperate with rosatom, although the americans very strongly insisted on this, i remember how they offered almost bribes, how we

in the thirty- ninth year in the spring. fascist hungary entered transcarpathia, yes, an ally of fascist germany, at that time there was a slovak armyrpathian region, then a unit enters the city of khust, the regional center, says: slovaks, get out of here, as you like, the words say: “what, you’re in hungary, what do you think? the prime minister of hungary called adolf ilouzovich and said: “there are some slovaks walking around here, and you promised me, this one won’t be named. as they said, this must be recognized. ” traditionally hungarian settlements, all settlements, there are a dozen towns and well, 17 districts, all of them should be hungarian, one second, why, well , because in 2001 , about a million voters lived in the transcarpathian region, of which 150,000 were hungarians, this is more than 10%, more, they say, in 2001 we were more than 10%, that’s all. festival of youth in st. petersburg, a thousand shining eyes, thousands of enthusiastic hearts, white nights, scarlet sails, briga, russia over waves of the neva, unforgettable graduation, aly sails 2024, live broadcast from st. petersburg, on friday on rtr. what are yo

in mid-may, a soldier of the fifty-ninth brigade of the ukrainian army stole a t-64 tank and crossedcarefully planned by the special services. russia, i’ve already been to the next world, if honestly, i thought so, i thought nothing would work out at all, but it did, i’m very happy about it, like many, he was taken by force into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, at the beginning of the special operation svatovo was under the control of the kiev regime, maxim likhachev waited out the fighting in poland , on business i returned to kiev, there they handed him a summons, they simply scooped me up and took me away, as they do now, now they do it in general brazenly, the may law on mobilization gave rise to it. uniform nazi tyranny freed the hands of military registration and enlistment office employees, but to fight it is it possible to go against these 450 people who sit in the rada, all these zelenskys, why don’t they abandon their children, there are so many corpses, i will dream about them all my life, serving in the ukrainian army and everything that happened wants to forget

in mid-may, being at that time a soldier of the fifty-ninth brigade of the ukrainian army, he stole a-64 tank and crossed it. the front line, having driven to the positions of the russian troops, the escape was carefully planned by the russian special services, i have already been to the next world, if honestly, that’s what i thought, i thought nothing would work out at all, but it did, i’m very happy about this, like many others, he was taken by force into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, at the beginning of the special operation svatovo was under the control of the kiev regime, maxim likhachev waited out the fighting in poland , i returned to kiev on business, there they handed him a summons, they simply scooped me up and took me away. in tyranny, he freed the hands of the employees of the military registration and enlistment offices, to the applause of zelensky, in fact, the new may law on the bundestag from the streets of ukrainian cities in mobilization gave birth to a formal nazi they literally kidnap people in order to then send them to die for the interests of western

also the fifties, yes, well , they have the seventy-ninth, but seriously, well , there are just three of our fraternal brigades consisting of the 41st armyl military district, we have only one, the fifty-fifth , it was formed specifically in such a context that in order to conduct combat operations directly in the mountains, this brigade has mountain training in its combat training program, that is, directly. also the specificity of mountain training is a company of pack transport animals, which they operate directly in the mountains, that is , you have your own zoo, yes, absolutely right, 89 heads, yes 89 heads, and where do you have them here, no, as long as you still have the equipment, everything is fine, so you should go the suur way through the alps , well, yes, ready, ready, there are no mountains here yet. no, here we already have a deep plain, but you have an amazing combat path, paratrooper, and besides , there was no option, and i was born in psskov from the same class. five people, i wanted to thank you separately for freeing solovyov, yes, people will help me later calls and says, well, that’s it, we need to open the solovyo

brigade of the fifth army of the third belorussian front, as well as the varoshilov partisan detachment of the bagushevsky partisan brigade. seninsky the area was liberated by the ninthrds mechanized brigade of the third guards mechanized corps of the third belarusian front. the 6th guards took part in the liberation of the beshenkoichsky district. and the forty-third army of the first baltic front, as well as the second belarusian partisan brigade named after panomarenko. about 150 soldiers received the title of hero of the soviet union during the liberation of the bishinkovichi region, 24 of them posthumously. four liberation participants received the title of honorary citizen bishinkovich. to close the ring of the vitep cauldron, soviet troops needed to cross the western dvina in the bishinkovichi region. near the village of uzrechye they turned around. during june 25, soviet troops advancing west of vitebsk fought to occupy more than 150 settlements, and they also cut the vitebsk-lepel highway in the bishenkovichi region. continuing the successful offensive, the red army troops captured the city of senno, the city of the large railway station bogushevsk, and also

also 150, yes there they have the seventy-ninth, yes, seriously, well , there are just three of our fraternal brigades, the composition of the forty -first armythat is, the specifics of mountain training are also company-by-company pack transport animals that directly operate in the mountains, that is, you have your own zoo, yes absolutely right, 89 heads, yes 89 heads, and where do you have them here, no, as long as you still have the equipment, everything is fine, so you should go the slorian route through the alps, well, yes. ready, ready, here for now there are no mountains, no, here we already have a deep plain, but you have an amazing combat path, paratrooper, and besides, there was no option, but pskov was born, from the same class, five people, the legendary motto five people, i wanted to thank you separately for that that he freed solovyov, yes, people then call me and say, that ’s it, we need to open solovyov’s studio, yes, absolutely right, we’ll probably even, by the way, now the front will move further away and we’ll prepare a workplace for you there, everything ’s great how difficult the task was, i'm so i will say, for the brig

ninth division. and the second armored. and all the maybe thesk 16th w't make it, but someone will. one of those men in taylor's 16th regiment was armymedic ray lambert. ray was only 23, but he had already earned three purple hearts and two silver stars fighting in north africa and sicily, where he and his brother bill no longer with us, served side by side in the early morning hours. two brothers stood together on the deck of the uss enrico. before boarding to separate higgins landing craft. if i don't make it, bill said, please please take care of my family. ray asked his brother to do the same. of the 31 meon ray's landing craft, only ray and six others made to the beach. there were only a few of them left. they came to the sector right here below us. easy, red. it was called again and again. ray ran back into the water. he dragged out one man after another. he was shot through the arm. his leg was ripped open by shrapnel from his back was broken. he nearly drowned. he had been on the beach for hours, bleeding, saving lives. when he finally lost consciousness, he woke up the next day on a cot beside another badly wounded soldier.

center of the battles of the twenty-ninth tank corps, the thirty-first tank brigade, and the artists reflect to us the confrontation of soldiers, primarily the tank armyrokhorovsky field. an alarm bell is fixed between the pylons, the ringing of which reminds dead soldiers. the belfry was erected in 1995 at the highest point of the historical field. two-fifths of the army, the total guards, fought in these places. alexey zhadov's forged army and pavel rotmestrov's tank army. they fought intense battles for almost a week from july 10 to 16, not only on the prokhorovsky field, but in the radiation of the psel river. along with kulikovo field and borodino field, prokhorovskoe field received the status of one of the main places of military glory of the country. this is the third military field of russia. 6 km from prokhorovsky field near the railway prokhorovka station there is a museum complex of the same name, its area is almost 5.00 km2. the exhibits in the museum halls tell how events unfolded on the southern face of the kursk bulge. visitors will learn real stories about the exploits of soviet soldiers, doctors, and civilians. only stubborn resistanc