mass gatherings and the next question why were there stout men with shoulder pads in that march to pochaevbotage they came such a distance and no one stopped them well we didn't we know who is there with the shoulder pads, maybe they were agents of the sbu or the ministry of internal affairs or ukrainian intelligence, we don't know during the moscow patriarchate well, how, how? their work, secondly, it is called democracy if we lose democracy during the war, and democracy means that in ukraine today there are and tomorrow there will be questions in proportions, but in our state of war, it does not provide for uh, three times, you are somewhere there, you are not in the head of a person get into this head and you don't know what's going on in this head , and betrayals can happen in this head and so on and so on and so on. the heads of people who are leaving, they are leaving, they decided to get together and go somewhere from point a to point b let's them let's shoot them for are we going to put everyone in prison for this, we still lacked an internal front, we still have few russians open

here is the church of the icon of the mother of god of pochaev. she was laid down. stefan of pinsk and luninets. this is my motherland, as they say. i grew up here and decided. build we ideas were decided to build together with their own. this temple used to be workers here, the village of bor and farms used to be here, and we germans burned it down. and poison decided. this is my idea, i decided to put it here. the church and the arboretum itself the iconostasis, painted by our gorodets artist well. all these saints are connected with the belarusian lands, they are in this temple, euphrosyne palace as princess olga kirilltorovsky. ilya muromets and prince vladimir and, of course, the apostle andrew the first-called holy princess olga, who my research that she was born in these places. the royal doors are also the work of our carvers, the masters who made this temple laid their souls. if people come here. it turns out calmness. grace where did my interest come from? to history, then, probably, i’m now from school. from school, i was interested in the baptism of thes

council and we will talk about this uh-uh this red march that was organized from kamianets-podilskyi to pochaevl only briefly say about eight marches and demonstrations of other mass events, point eight, part one, article eight, as amended, and so on, this is the law that is in effect, if this law is in force and according to this law, men of conscription age cannot leave ukraine, then they do not leave ukraine. i cannot sit down now, leave ukraine well, i can't, i do n't want to, but they won't let her in. yes, for some reason , you can walk, although this is again prohibited by law. михайлы good day i congratulate you i congratulate you good day so i wanted to talk about this march, which means that several settlements did not miss the participants of this march to their own on the territory of their communities, somewhere they passed in general. if we talk about breaking the law, it is directly about martial law the first and the second the very organization of this procession and its participants, what is there that causes surprise and misunderstanding, please? the fact is that you know thi