, the netherlands and germany together made one patriot for two, the netherlands then handed over the starters. and germany was selling a radar and a command post would appear, that is, now the situation has changed and now the netherlands is handing over the radar station and expects that others, well, they already talked about the fact that there is a country that agreed to sell the launcher, that is, you can still count on this patriot, at the same time where more brothers, well, now it is quite difficult to say this because of the fact that i personally did not expect... that romania would take such a powerful step, because the transfer of a romanian patriot, for understanding, is the transfer of 25% of all patriots who are in romania, and not those who have been there for a long time , somewhere else they have been standing since the cold war, we are talking about the fact that the country ordered them very recently, there the contract was signed for 4 billion dollars in the 17th year, the first battery was received at the e level, if i am not mistaken, it was 20-21 years ago. an

and an attack on patriotism. >> my love for america is my motivation for running up commissioner of patriotism. it is an honour to live in this country. >> reporter: a california middle school are running for patriotism commissioner refused to remove the patriotic parts of his school election speech and has now been kicked out of school altogether a long with his sisters. jimmy and his mom are live onset in minutes but we begin with the media attack on both donald trump and his supporters. turns out calling him a dictator and a threat to democracy isn't working so now they are saying it's donald trump who's showing his age. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with a nasty new narrative. >> this is interesting, late-night comedian seth meyers is actually offering a disclaimer. it's warning about jokes about president biden's age, telling viewers that there's no equivalency between biden and his gop rival, former president trump, he says there's no equivalency between a competent 81-year-old who occasionally shows signs of age and a demented 77-year-old criminal. that is

we know that you are the biggest holder of this patriot system.t is the reason why you are holding it? operational system and move it from one to the other and just for us to understand and secondly for you, general, what is your assessment in kharkiv. do they have enough to possibly regain initiatives and see other critical -- [indiscernible] along thon now? >> air defense is a top priority and working this on a daily basis and i have seen some of the press reporting. what i will tell you is that there will be no change in our patriot coverage in poland.áx i know that that was a component of a previous story but there is no change in our patriot coverage. we are going to do everything we can to get ukraine what it needs. we are going to encourage others and work with others to get ukraine what it needs as quickly as we can. and this is not something ukrainians are guessing at. >> in reference to your question regarding kharkiv. the situation is more stabilized than what it was over the past several weeks. and what they have been focused ongoing i

in our country, patriotism is not empty words.nly in the summer did the doors open in belarus more than 100 military-patriotic camps. and while our schoolchildren play sports, they explore the country, getting to know each other. with their own business and imbued with the spirit of patriotism, young ukrainians are pumped up with nationalist ideas and hatred of russians. what is the strategy of patriotic education of ukraine on what ideas does belarus raise new generations. watch the new issue on form with anna chishlysh. the hero of the sensational video died in the watchhouse. about the azovets children's camp. he was 19 years old. it gained popularity in 2017 during interview to ukrainian tv channel. a cute boy with glasses proudly declares on camera that he has arrived at the azovets camp. i arrived at the unhealthy tabir, for example, urlyonok was there. i arrived at the childish, military, patriotic taber azovich. you can guess from the name that the camp was organized by a regiment. azov, it operated near kiev, here childre

, because patriotism is not only in the biological feeling of love, no, patriotism must be conscious,and think about how we can improve the country, you know, life in the country, that’s it. ..that’s why the defenders teach us everything fortresses, because in fact, you know, some historians say that the war was won by ten years, that is, education, culture, which we must invest in our people, but this, i’m not an economist, i understand that economic programs come first where - they put it, but if we miss education and culture, then who will we raise, we can’t have this moment from childhood, so i want to end with this and i want to. to be heard, you need to start from childhood, from kindergarten, from kindergarten, yes. in braslau, the azers are blue like the uranium sky, what is right in the racing forest, at the beginning of the evil dawns , the washing of creatures and the light, and the knowledge. falls, the accumulated azers are woven with charms, smiling at the sun, look for yourself, and never from the sea, the bottom, which is gilded with gold , and from their endless, accu

in memory of the victims and heroes of the great patriotic war.t the palace of the republic the patriotic premiere of the requiem concert every third. its first show took place at poklonnaya hill in moscow, on the eve of the great victory day. the title is updated statistics, which indicate that during the bloody years of the fascist occupation in our country , not every fourth person died, as previously thought, every third person. the requiem concert is a synthesis of a poetic basis, a video chronicle of new information about the hard times, as well as well -known ones. and new songs written specifically for the project. bel tv and radio company captures the musical and theatrical performance from the best angles, all the emotions, from the shocking we will show facts about nazi atrocities, poignant human stories and touching authorial decisions in the tv version. watch the requiem concert every third this sunday, june 23 at 19:15 on belarus 1 and belarus24. arsenal of the motherland is a new project of the television news agency together with t

but these people were now free from patriot government and the patriots in the countryside, free from the loyalists. so they had both gotten rid of each other and now in this market, suddenly there were consumers who would buy it. and so that's when i finally got sold. the that's such a great story and i want to invite you just to take a moment to tell us what that felt like personally, to find those records right. that's not something that happens all the time. right. here's something that nobody else has been able to down. you've spent a ton of time looking for it. you've given up the search and then you stumble across it in a place where you weren't expecting to find it. that must have been amazing. it was. and it was very anticlimactic, too, because the clerk that wrote down the note didn't know that i was going to care and. so it was just a prosaic giveaway line or two in this big ledger. and i think also, annoyingly, the the it was in the minutes book of the east india company directors meetings and they had lost the index the beginning. everyone was too lazy to read the because

i don't have any announcements on patriot batteries today. but what i can tell you is that i continue to work this and i'm in constant contact with my ukrainian counterpart. and we're going to do everything we can to make sure that they have the capability that they need and get it here as quickly as we can. general brown: we have a plan to keep it up and running. we not only provide training for their pilots, other countries are supporting the training as well there. is capacity for training both in the united states but also with some partners in the coalition. we'll continue to work with them but it's not just the policy, not only of having flown an f-16 but understanding, training the maintainers. we're working to make sure ukraine has what they need and the goal is to get them the f-16's this summer. reporter: hi. just a followup question to my colleague. because we've been reading the press about this new extra patriot system, there's no announcement today. what i would like to ask you, we know u.s. is the biggest holder of patriot syst

in general, ukraine emphasizes the increase of systems, either sumpti or patriot for ukraine. spoke about the need for at least all additional batteries. as far as we have now, today we have two german patriot complexes, one american, one from the netherlands. and now we are expecting the third german, where... there is already training in germany, i think that it was promised that it should arrive at the end of april, i think it was actually april that the training started, i think that in the next month we will receive this patriot system, the second patriot system from the united states, because today there was a message that biden has decided hand over the second patriot complex, which is now in poland, covering american troops there, and this... the second american patriot can be handed over almost within a few weeks, and we actually know about a new initiative by the netherlands, which is aimed at collecting another division of patriots from components of different countries, the netherlands itself has now announced the transfer of three launchers, one, one radar, and it

will tell yor patriot coveraget that was a cot of but there is no change in our patriot coverage. to get ukraine what it to es and work with others to needs ay as we can. and this is not ukrainians are in reference to . the situation is more stabilizet several weeks. and what they havbe focused ongoing into 24 and building those offensive lines to create better stability. challenges ing by theu■!■h russians it moves ad spreads their defenses. ukrainians have been good holdinghe will continue to do tf america. >> i would like a question to clarify u.s. poly. if russia launches attac that■ e strike military target? if not,i would like to expand te question that my and more broadly, how would you russia and ukraine. you mentioned thatkrng, but is this still a stale mate? >> ukraine requested conduct coe kharkiv area using u.s. weapons. and president b granted them permission to do that. so, our policy in using range strike capabils■- conduct strikes that has not changed but the conduct counterfire in this close fight in region is close and my that to good u share with you, f conflict

so they saw the key battles of the entire great patriotic war.he ancestors who cleared our land of fascism, unfortunately, were forgotten in ukraine. as in 1941, trouble came to the land of ukraine. in 2014 in kyiv in the capital of bratsk republic there was an armed anti-state coup. nazi torchlight processions began to take place in kiev, persecution of the russian-speaking population began, but the people of donbass, like the population of crimea, opposed these criminal changes, active military operations began against the regions that did not support the actions of the pro-fascist kiev authorities, a regular army was thrown against the republics of donbass, the ukrainian air force began bombing peaceful settlements in response... to the ongoing injustice, to residents of donbass, miners, drivers, teachers, men and women stood up to protect themselves from the brown plague, which revived in the 21st century. as during the great patriotic war, donbass became a place of bloody battles. during this period, saur mogila again became a strategic line

secretary austin, president defenses and germany has are air patriot. the u.s.an additional patriot to ukraine. if the answer is no, what is the holdup? for general brown, ukraine has 30 pilotto= pilot training f-16's but not enough. is that true? and if so, are you at expanding that training pipeline enough pilots and they arrive tr defense has been at the top of my agenda for a long time. month after month, you heard me emphasize the importance of providing additional defenses and a patriotism already but only that, me and jake sullivan and tony blinken havenc provide additionl capabilities and not just patriots, it's a number of capabilities that ukraine needs. i don't have any announcements on patriot■nzíú% b what i can tell you, i continue to work this in constant contact with my ukrainian counterpart and do everything we can to make sure they have the capability they need and get it there as quickly as can. >> we have air one of the with the ukrainians to get the fo and running. united states is co-leading and not only do we provide training for their pilo

the most important thing, probably patriot, sorry, i apologize to everyone, it was patriot, i am not like that, i am an anti-patriot. so someone like that came out, well, what about on the other side, well, you said about an anti-patriot, because here it will be, you know, the most unpleasant and sad part of the answer, because, well, if you know how to say this option simply by israeli patriots, well, this is approximately when people themselves, well, the so-called batok, well, in in the sense, the usa buys a beaten-up car, well , they say that the car can drive, it just needs to be brought to a human form somehow, it’s just that with these israeli patriots, unfortunately, unfortunately , the situation is the same, because on the one hand eight batteries. these are 32 launchers, and not even only there for kharkiv, in theory it would be enough, but it is also possible to cover something else, but the problem is, first of all, that negotiations with the israelis are just going on, that is, it does not mean that it is possible there that at least the day after tomorrow they will retu

secretary president zelenskyy has asked for more aia patriot. will the u.s.own, ukraine hass the 30 pilots to f-16's but enough. is that true? expanding that training pipeline and will ukraine will have enough pilots and training bymes >> regarding patriots, air defense has been at the top of my agenda for a long time. and you heard me emphasize the importance providing additional defenses and a patriotism already but n only that, me and j■ake sullivan and tony blinken have encouraged others to provide additional capabilities and not just patriots, it's number of capabilities that ukraine needso complement the platforms. i don't have any announcements on patriot batteries today, but what i can tell you, i continue this in constant contact with my counterpart and do everything we can to make sure they have need and get it s quickly as w can. >> we have air force, the eight capability and working with the ukrainians to get the fourthcapability up and running. united states is co-leading onlg for but other pilots are supporting it as both in the united states an

, because patriotism is not only in the biological feeling of love, no, patriotism must be conscious,he shortcomings. how can we improve the country, you know, life in the country, and this is all the defenders of the fortress teach us, because in fact, you know, some historians say that the war was won by ten years, that is, education, culture, which we must invest in our people, this is what i am not an economist, i understand that economic programs are put in first place somewhere , but if we miss education and culture, then who we will grow up is impossible. i really want to be heard, we need to start from childhood, from kindergarten, from childhood, so i want to finish with this, and i’m sada, we will prove that science is closer than you think, research related to tremblingly require a certain serious attitude with the goal... only that ukraine has limited sovereignty. the trouble is that europe today, in my opinion, has limited sovereignty. for us, the sco is an alternative platform, a global one, which will participate in the formation of a new world, a multipolar world. it i

pre-war period, great patriotic war, victory. thus, visitors were able to.is way, visitors can go from gomel to moscow, from stalingrad to berlin. this is important for us, so that generations remember what our grandfathers and fathers did, what a feat. have not done for our freedom in a very turbulent world, so now young people should remember that and honor this memory, to visit such places in order to understand what is happening, and i want this generation to know about the war, not to feel the war, so that there can be peace. modern technologies, video projectors, multimedia screens, sensors, holograms create the effect of presence. last year the exhibition was expanded. adding a carriage that talks about the military tribunals of the nazis. and part of the carriage, new, is dedicated to the tribunal of the nazis over the germans. this is the nuremberg tribunal. we have recreated the first row of the dock, moreover, these were the most notorious criminals of nazi germany. but of course, they showed our hero. there are 23 belarusian cities ahead, the rou

we know that german officials have announced new smts and patriot systems. please tell me if the us will provide additional patriot installations and maybe there are some other specific systems that you have decided to provide? and a question for general brown. 50 pilots are already ready to fly in the ukrainian sky on f7 and f-16, please tell me whether these pilots are enough, whether the training will continue and when there will be fighters in ukraine. thank you, regarding patriot systems, i want to say that i have already said that air defense systems have remained at the top of our agenda for more than one month, and i emphasize how important it is for ukraine to receive new ones. installations, you know the u.s. has already transferred patriot systems to ukraine, but i will say, and i and jake sullivan and tony, anthony blinken, and president biden, we all understand that we need to find ways to add new capabilities to ukraine, whether it's nasams or other systems that ukraine needs, and they really need interceptors to... to cover those systems, and

the most tragic page of our history, exactly 83 years ago , the terrible, bloody great patriotic war. attention, says moscow. today at 4 o'clock. of course, well, it’s a joy that they saved russia for us, for them, in the night moscow sky, again, as in the forty-first, the rays of searchlights, so 83 years ago they created a light field to detect enemy aircraft, a museum of victory, as throughout country, there was a memorial candle campaign, 1418 candles, according to the number... life goes on like this, i participated in the patriotic war of forty-three, from svecheev they created a famous poster of the great patriotic heroes salute to the motherland with the image of a woman who defended moscow, flared in the night and a giant inscription russia remembers, and russia really... remembers, remembers rzhev, the memory of the victims was honored at the foot of the memorial to the soviet soldier, melitopol remembers, the t-70 tank, during the liberation of the city from the nazis, it was the seventieth who was the first to break through the german defense, irkutsk remembers: 10 thousa

targets over russia in russian airspace, but this means that... the issue of patriots in the kharkivemely difficult operation, because we understand that the enemy will try to destroy the patriots, if they are placed there, they must be covered by the patriots, but in any case, for aerodynamic purposes , the patriot can work at a distance of 150 km, this means that at such a distance it will be difficult for the enemy to use the same cabs, so what usually the enemy uses cabs somewhere... from a distance of 50-60 km, so in any case the protective umbrella at the theoretical level by the patriots allows you to cover kharkiv from kaps, but i repeat, eh... it must be created a multi-layered protective air defense over kharkov, understanding the approach of russian means of impression within 25 km of khat, it is clear that the patriot protects kharkiv, another system protects the patriot itself from damage, and now i wanted to ask you more about the weapons of damage, literally about two samples of mornings. started in the swamps, they refer to the bbc and shout: france has decided, it is

anniversary of the start of the great patriotic war. impossible to forget. the west is escalating and leading the world towards a global armed conflict. the lessons of history remained unlearned. brix games at the finish line. tomorrow is the closing ceremony, and today we continue to fight for medals. minimum for. i am glad to see maximum efficiency, this should be the principle of construction and modernization of dairy complexes in the country. the tasks were updated by the president. alexander lukashenko visited the derzhinsky district on a working trip. the order to seriously update the livestock complexes was made last year. the head of state demands to move away from outdated technologies and build modern complexes, while at the same time taking a prudent approach to spending budget funds and avoiding waste. this is exactly the project with the best price ratio. important social mission, development of small support for agriculture carries cities and villages, care for people, head the state assured derzhinsk will also ensure serious development; a ne

about pain, loss, suffering, patriotism and unbending fortitude. today memorial complexes and museums throughout the capital. flowers are laid in memory of the heroes. great respect for those who defended the freedom and independence of our country, and the designation of minsk, the city of a hero, is not without reason; indeed, there are very few cities that have such a title, the high title of a city of hero. tribute to memory and respect to our ancestors, who really saved us, gave us life, a peaceful sky above our heads, already according to tradition, here we turned another page from the history of the liberation of belarus in the memory calendar of june 26, the liberation of vitebsk and zhlobina. during the great patriotic war, vitebsk was completely destroyed; at the time of liberation, only 118 residents remained here. the ancient city was restored from scratch. at the memorial in honor of the soviets. the townspeople were prepared with many pleasant surprises, for example, the opening of fountains and an evening concert on victory square. i

belarus took the first blow from the enemy, and it suffered the most in the great patriotic war.ur territory, the occupiers carried out scorched earth tactics, literally burning our cities, villages, and our people. today, in all corners of belarus they mourn the dead, everywhere they remember the first day of the war, but the most iconic, symbolic and pain-filled place is khatyn. how the famous memorial survives june 22 , 2024. to tell you right now from khatyn, our correspondent, natalya bardelovskaya, is communicating directly with the studio. natalya, hello, over to you. hello. khatyn joined the all-belarusian minute silence, however, everyone knows that there is always a place of silence here, and people come here not to talk, to listen to the silence, the singing of birds, the sound of khatyn bells, today there is music in khatyn that tunes us all to a certain way of thinking. and i want to note that people, of course, come here not only on such significant dates as today, they are here all year round. the employees of the memorial complex shared. quite an impressive figure

you know we already gave them the patriot system, but not only that. i, president biden, jack salevan, and anthony blinken spent a lot of time. a number of capabilities that ukraine needs, and they need interceptions to complement the patriot system. i have no announcement regarding the patriot system today, i can tell you that i continue to work on it and am in constant contact with my ukrainian counterpart and we will do our best. to make sure they have the capacity they need and that we deliver them as quickly as possible. i have seen the reports in the press and what i will tell you is this that our provision of patriot systems to poland will not change. i know this has been part of previous messages, but there is no change in the provisioning of our patriot systems. we will do everything possible to ensure that ukraine gets what it needs. we are going to encourage others, we plan to work with others. to give ukraine what it needs as soon as possible. ostaps in the white house previously admitted that the delay in approving aid financing put ukrain

today's issue is dedicated to the tragic events of the beginning of the great patriotic war. you about. military science, which brought closer victory 80 years ago. let's understand the terminology. nazi strategy and tactics. the root causes of the failures of the red army at the very beginning of the great patriotic war, modern threats, how to resist and how to prevent the third world war. strategy and tactics, offensive defense - this is everything, or rather not everything, only a small part of the terminology of a separate military science. some experts say that it was during the second world war that military science rose. to a qualitatively new level, whether our guest agrees with this statement, we will find out literally in a few seconds in the project studio, doctor of military sciences, professor, member of the chamber, representatives of the national assembly nikolai buzin, nikolai evgenievich, hello, let’s get straight to it, do you agree with the statement that during the second world war, military science reached a new, qualitatively new level, everything is lea

education when i worked at the educational center there, we have nationally patriotic training therec basic military training, there are also lectures on national-patriotic training, well, there is an event for what do we need it for, why do we need it? i remembered that in russia they formed, it was in the news, they formed a battalion named after bohdan khmelnytsky from our prisoners of war, that is, these are guys who were captured, and under certain circumstances agreed to fight like janissaries, they behaved like that to fight against his brothers yes, well, only the janissaries, they were brought up in that way from deep childhood, the question of what is this, what is this, if not the lack of conviction in the correct values, it seems to me that what it is, is another matter, that these things are such as nationally patriotic training in the same course, they must be read and... because not everyone knows without - basic military training, yes, the course of a young fighter is better, yes, yes, it should be read by such fanatics, so a person is fanatically convinced that he re

pre-war period, great patriotic war, victory. gomel to moscow, from stalingrad to berlin. this is important for us. germany, and of course, they showed our hero. there are 23 belarusian cities ahead, the route was drawn up taking into account the transport infrastructure of memorable places. it is symbolic that today in brest, on the eve of the start of the war , two important trains met , which were literally filled with patriotism and memory. memory train i was met by my colleague elizaveta sinyak. lisa, hello, i give you the floor. good evening, yuli, indeed, the city was the first point on the map of the memory train. the hero of brest, because he was the first to take the blow during the great patriotic war, and there are dozens more such memorable places on the route map, and not only for the children of the participants, because our film crew is also going on this journey along with the memory train, i look forward to it very interesting. we think that we will get simply a unique experience, we have already met guys from u

the ceremony was attended by the minister of defense, veterans of the great patriotic war and the russian armed forces, and commanders of russian army units. after the laying ceremony, the memory of the fallen heroes was honored with a minute of silence. the memorial ceremony near the kremlin walls was also attended by members of the board of the ministry of defense, including first minister leonid gornin, as well as deputy ministers pavel frodkov and iana tseveleva. a ceremonial march before a company of honor guard and orchestra passed the military glory memorial. and at the end of the memorial ceremony, after a minute of silence and a march of the honor guard company, vladimir putin and defense minister andrei belousov separately laid red carnations to each stele on the alley of cities of heroes and cities of military glory near the kremlin wall. commemorative events today take place not only in all regions of russia, but also in many other countries. about how war heroes are honored in stanislav’s material. who worked all day today in tverskaya areas. today, june 22, twenty-four , on

in russia, june 22 is a day of memory and sorrow, the anniversary of the start of the great patriotic war. in 1941, at 4 in the morning, the troops of nazi germany invaded the territory of the soviet union. a fierce bloody war began, which ended with the complete defeat of nazi germany and the countries that supported it. the soviet union made the greatest contribution to the victory and suffered the greatest losses; they died. more than 27 million soviet citizens on the battlefields, in captivity and occupation, in moscow on poklonnaya hill near the victory museum, veterans and guests of honor volunteers lit candles to honor the memory of those killed. on the facade of the main building of the museum , 1,418 virtual lights were displayed according to the number of days of the great patriotic war. on the cathedral square of the main temple of the russian armed forces , more than 300 military personnel of the moscow district with lit candles lined up in the form of the number 1418, installed lamps along the perimeter of the museum complex, the road of memory. commemorative events take

competition of patriotic films.airy tale on pointe shoes is a big theater scene. thank you, we will see you at 17:00, see you later! the belarusians won four medals at the start of the taekwondo tournament at the children of asia games in yakutsk, the first gold of our delegation was brought by polina mikhalchuk, competing in the weight category over 60. at the stage in the general classification, he was in the final seventh position with a 50-second gap from the winner of the five rings of moscow, lev gonov from st. petersburg. in the team competition, the minsk cycling club showed the fourth result. we will prove that science is closer than you think. research related to tremors requires a certain serious attitude in order to optimize technological processes to improve the quality of food products. fats should be in our diet, because they are still a source of energy and a component of our hormonal system. explaining complex things in simple terms tongue. yeast extract is a product obtained from yeast, all those v

in the red army since july 1942 , participant in the great patriotic war.belarusian fronts. the commander of the rifle company, guard captain nikolai sharko particularly distinguished himself during the vistula-odor offensive operation in january 1945, when breaking through the enemy defense , he raised a unit loyal to him to attack, after which roto, under the command of charcot, captured two enemy trenches. having captured more than fifty machine guns as trophies , they captured 14 nazis. on january 16 , 1945, during the liberation of a polish settlement, charcot's rifle company destroyed an enemy landing force. in the battles for the capture of berlin , the guards captain was seriously wounded, as a result of which he lost his leg. by decree of the supreme presidium. council of the ussr, for exemplary command on the front of the fight against the nazi invaders, the guard , awarded captain sharko nikolai filipovich the title of hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and the gold star medal. we will travel around the whole of belarus along unexpl

exactly 83 years ago the great patriotic war began.e remember those who died defending their homeland. vladimir putin laid wine at the tomb of the unknown soldier in the alexander garden. the ceremony was attended by the minister of defense, veterans of the great patriotic war, the russian armed forces, and commanders of russian units. after the laying , the memory of the fallen heroes was honored with a minute of silence. and at the end of the memorial ceremony, after a minute of silence and a march of the honor guard company, vladimir. and defense minister andrei belousov separately laid red carnations for each of the bodies on the alleys of the cities of heroes and cities of military glory near the kremlin wall. chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin took part in the commemorative events. together with the deputies, he laid a wreath and flowers at the eternal flame on the worship mountain. earlier, the speaker of the house addressed the russians. he called the feat of his fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers sacred. w

yet, how should we read these signals, on the one hand, of course we understand that these patriotsre needed here on the territory of our country, but the poles also have a slightly different situation, missiles have already flown towards them, although they are not patriots, they did not use the missiles against those well, look, their patriots, who are in the territory of poland... it's basically a shame, because because of this airfield, all the weapons and all the help that came from all over the world actually went through this airfield, and the poles were really worried. for safety, so that missiles do not land on that airfield, that 's all fine, but i repeatedly drew attention to the fact that poland was and remains the friendliest country among our neighbors, this is the truth, and our government, let's say, our side, the ukrainian side, it is necessary to work there more closely, diplomatically and not only diplomatically, government representatives should be there constantly, not only in transit. to pass through poland somewhere for some negotiations in the world, but to c

, patriot, yes, that’s a few units, a few launchers, i don’t know, it is possible to distinguish onel launchers there, some kind ensign took it off, and it was delivered to us, we would have, for example, reinforced pet batteries, or is it not possible to go out. from their tactical and technical characteristics, that there should be a clear number of launcher units, should to be there, i don't know, in command, there is some other distribution point and so on. pedriv is quite flexible as a complex, but the general limitation is considered to be that it supports up to eight launchers, uh, usually in countries, well, much less, that is, eight launchers, this is such a bloated state, now in general. we are talking about the fact that when they order patriots, they can order, for example, sweden ordered three launchers for one radar and one command post, uh, that is, it must be understood here that it seems to me more a problem with the transmission patriot, it consists in providing these complexes with missiles, we must not forget that their production is only, well, quite limited, it

the german leader said that ukraine will soon receive from them the third patriot system, an airisty installation, shells, missiles and combat. in general, participation in the two-day conference will be attended by more than 2,000 politicians, diplomats, as well as representatives of business and civil society from different countries. main topics of discussion: energy, human capital, mental health and cultural heritage. we can say one thing with certainty: russia will not go through with its imperialist invasion, ukraine is following the path chosen by ukrainian men and women themselves. democratically. free in europe, and we are walking this path with you, and that is why today here in berlin we are working to restore a strong free european of ukraine. strength, devotion to principles are prerequisites for putin to realize that there will be no military victory and peace in the form of a dictatorship. he must stop the brutal campaign and withdraw his troops from ukraine. endure and win such a confrontation. this is complex work. this is an effort both in the defense of ukraine aga

from now on, all new missiles for patriot and nasa will be sent to ukraine first.ning of this decision and other main news of the week in the field of military aid, let's talk with our correspondent at pentagon by ostap yarysh. ostape, hello. congratulations. ostape, why did the us make this decision to change priorities and... what effect could this have on the course of the war? tagil, many of the decisions this week regarding the strengthening of the ukrainian air defense system, the decisions of the united states were indeed announced yesterday in the white house and the pentagon. we remind the audience what it is about: the united states has now decided to change its international military sales program and prioritize the delivery of missiles to the patriot and nasems ukraine before other countries. we know that patriots, in particular in europe, have, let's say, greece, spain, have. poland or germany, right now, until ukraine's needs are met, supplies to other countries will have to be postponed, john kirby said, they hope there, in the white house, they hope

patriotism does not call for the conquest of the universe.yin’s other works, you won’t find it anywhere. really, well, you must admit, just imagine himself, he survived the revolution, the civil war, the murder of the royal family, with children, with the heir, the murder of stalypin in kiev in the theater, executions without trial, the atrocities that happened throughout the country, just take the south of the country, what a fellow countrywoman did , executions of friends, comrades, burying. with priests alive, the destruction of churches, the burning of icons, well, all the horror that both the revolution and the civil war brought. is that it really seemed to him that the coming fascism could stop the spread of bolshevik ideas in the world, but as soon as he saw what hitler’s fascism was bringing to the world, including russia, he immediately abandoned it, refused to leave, and he said it openly, we talked about it, remember, the persecution of me in germany... began back in 1933 for daring to be a russian patriot, my own judgment, here is

the great patriotic war began. on june 22, the country remembers the defenders of the homeland, those who died on the battlefield, died of wounds in hospitals and concentration camps from hunger in besieged leningrad. actions are being held throughout the country, people bring flowers to the memorial, light lamps and candles. they honor the memory of all those who have passed away with a minute of silence. candles are lit in silence. one of the first to the annual candle of memory campaign was joined by residents in the east of russia. during the terrible years , the war reached sakhalin, very close to fascist japan at that time. before the memory of those who died for their country, people bowed their heads at exactly 4:00 in the morning, at the hour when the bloodiest war in human history began. today i am with my granddaughter, because we have such a trip so that they know and remember, this is also always the day. i walked and told her, it was a sunny day, good weather, of course it’s not like in belarus in ukr

belarusian schoolchildren celebrated patriotic competitions. and of course, our film crew. elizaveta sinyak has the first emotions of the participants and new items this year. the sounds and sounds of the orchestra in bresse today greeted the double-decker train of the memory train. the atmosphere was truly solemn and lively. let's get a look. we have been waiting for this trip for a very long time. we think that that we will get simply a unique experience. we have already met guys from uzbekistan, from... from tajikistan we have already exchanged some interesting stories, learned a lot of new words in a foreign language, my name is sonya, i am from the belgorod region, i am yulia, i am from the orenburg region, i am vladislav from st. petersburg, my name is angelika, i’m from chelyabinsk, the totbur was really difficult, and the video, scenes had to be prepared here in russia, i came from armenia, our capital, this project is very big for me the opportunity to see all the places where our grandfathers and great-grandfathers fought, because it’s very interesting for me. thi

rockets to the patriots, in plain language.simple language, a rocket is made for 23-25 ​​months, i.e they will just give us something already ready, but in relatively small quantities, what they will give us will not be enough. but there is no option not to give, that's what we have to, let's say , count on, to put it briefly. about south korea and its capabilities, mr. ivan, what can they offer us? actually in support of what is called the lethal weapon of the air defense system? well, look, what should be the starting point? we immediately have ambitions for south korea to give us the kei-sam anti-aircraft missile complex, well , they are korean shadows, but which is even somehow similar to the s-400, well, if it didn't sound paradoxical, this developer doesn't have this complex, there is a russian trace, because almazanei also worked on it there, but i think that for a start we will have to focus on more... such down-to-earth things that we will need just in time against the same shaheeds, well, for that matter, south korea

the only problem is that they don't have very many of them, they can give one patriot or two patriotsgive 10. so we still have a big complicated war ahead of us, and so we have to assemble as perfectly as possible internally, in our government, in our society, in order not to... these difficulties and to accept the help that is given to us with gratitude, of good quality and to use it effectively, and the berlin recovery conference is a wonderful, wonderful platform for such work, and in particular the words of chancellor scholz when he said: "we will give you everything to save you now." restoration will come when you... win, but for now we will give you everything to support and save you. thank you, andriy vasylovskyi, diplomat extraordinary and ambassador plenipotentiary of ukraine, adviser to the director of the national institute of strategic studies, was on our air, we thank him for the conversation and i would like to remind you that we publish important theses and statements on our air on our youtube channel, so please subscribe to it if you want to be aware of the most import

the sooner we begin to cultivate this patriotism in people, in children, i don’t hesitate, the sooner years old, they look like a girl to you from this... agent galkin, yes, when he incorrectly named the country, although, in fact, nothing, but there, well , belarus, well, it’s belarus, that’s what my country is called, but if you remember, you haven’t seen this video more than once, here she is, no, he’s like, what’s the difference? belarus, no, mine, those were the girls there, my country is called belarus, that is, this is a person’s, well, i don’t know, in some sense she can be called a patriot, at the age of 10, of course, because he tried to convince her. and she stood her ground, she is a patriot, she is probably already a patriot, some earlier, some later, but for us it is important for the country that the sooner this happens, the sooner we show the beauty of our country, the achievement of our country , yes, let’s teach a person to love his country, that’s all the better, probably, there is no such age, yes, when at 10 years old or at 20, or when you went through the army? b

nazism on the fronts of the great patriotic war, every tenth of them died. heroes of that war, no matter what nation they represented, is sacredly preserved in azerbaijan. for residents of moldova, participation in commemoration events on june 22 has become another way to express their protest against the rehabilitation of traitors to their homeland and the country’s authorities’ oblivion of the memory of heroes. and the heads of the csto foreign ministry adopted a special statement in connection with the eightieth anniversary liberation of belarus do not lose vigilance on the external contour, move more actively in the markets and work for a food safety net, all these topics were in the field of view of the head of state this week. our authors took a fresh look at the presidential agenda. what did they talk about behind the closed door of the security council? the republic of belarus is a peaceful country, well, whoever wants to hear it will hear it. and a gift to the president from the trade unions. unexpected, why unexpected? who's interlane? yes, sure. t

our team exists with 1900 choir people who were children during the great patriotic war.m and where do you perform? our repertoire, of course, is patriotic, wartime songs, ova songs. by invitation we took part in a big concert at the level of world stars, i would like to say so, they certainly say that in good company time flies unnoticed, but now is just the time for a beautiful and soulful song. and for a white family. my charming belarusian land, blessed may.

gintovt vitold mikhailovich, soviet tanker as, participant in the great patriotic war.emy tanks were destroyed, of which four heavy tiger tanks, as well as four self-propelled guns. in april 1944, for exemplary performance of combat missions of the command on the front of the fight against the nazi invaders, foreman vitold mikhailovich gintovt was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and the gold star medal. in politics, alexander grigorievich has already become a figure in scale that goes far beyond the scope of the post of president of belarus; nominally he is responsible only for his... country, in fact, thanks to his colossal experience, he is highly respected in the world and even in the democratic world, although they are not recognized there, has a strong influence on many regions in the world. only those who do not have some desired power speak about democracy and democracy all over the world; they want to get it, but cannot. politics is when public comments along the way speak rather about the absence of real actions. we'll wait

in memory of the victims and heroes of the great patriotic war, musical and theatrical dedication., it is through poetry, melody in synthesis with newsreels and fact. you feel more strongly all the pain that our people had to endure. today , the national premiere of the requiem concert took place at the palace of the republic, every third. the project was created by a music media company with the support ministry of defense, general prosecutor's office. today the bel tv and radio company has also joined the project. the first show was a success on poklonnaya hill in moscow, on the eve of the great victory day. as the belarusian viewer accepted, and... with blood, 12,348 settlements were destroyed and burned , more than 3 million civilians and prisoners of war died, and these numbers are growing every day. the investigation of the prosecutor general's office into a criminal case on the fact of genocide of the population of belarus during the great patriotic war and the post-war period. at the moment, already unlike moscow, in minsk we show new footage that contains more accurate dat

this is the second patriot installation that ukraine will receive from the united states.rrive, it will arrive from poland, in the coming days and may be deployed in ukraine, the new york times also writes about this. officially, the biden administration is about this decision was not announced. olaf scholz has announced deliveries in the coming weeks and months. new air defense equipment to ukraine, it is about the third patriot system from berlin, as well as missiles and ammunition. the german chancellor announced this in berlin, opening the third conference on the restoration of ukraine. our colleague in brussels, olena abramovych, will tell us what exactly they plan to rebuild here. the less destruction, the less needs to be restored. this thesis became the leitmotif of the third conference on the restoration of ukraine on june 11-12 in berlin. president volodymyr zelenskyi has arrived. with a reminder: ukraine still needs at least seven patriot air defense systems to protect cities, and said in recent months, russia has destroyed 80% of heat generation in ukraine and