are you ready to be here, is there a podol estate, the city of podolsk or a village? we don't have it in belarus. in russia there is yes. what if not at all, and then in any village in belarus there could be approximately such a manor, but it is still somewhere in the forest. i was preparing in order to find out the correct answers to me your today route stone scissors, paper, one, two, three, i won. well, i have an urban village? kozlov has nothing to do with the name at all. that's interesting, i'll try to find out, let's go. have mercy over 300 km. we had to drive from minsk to get to this place called divin, agrogorodok of the kobrin district, the name itself already sounds promising. i hope we really will have something to be surprised, let's go. the playground is impressive. my daughter would definitely love it here, that there is probably something to be surprised there, well, with this thought and i went to this small cozy agro-town, as i thought, it seems to me that it will not be enough to go along and across it. because all the significant sights are in ful

kozlovshchina still has its own estate called podol. where did such a name come from?nfortunately, i don’t know, but the places on the edge , which i managed to talk to, told me about the history of this estate, the first owners we know of were the kostrovichi, but in e. in the 1870s, the owner changed, you see, they became irgovichi. building this new building was built in 1920, because the old wooden building burned down for this purpose , a large brick factory was specially built in the village. from where did the family bring bricks from the forty-fourth year for 60 you here was the military registration and enlistment office. after the dyatlovsky kozlovshinsky district united on the spot. uh, this building has been given away. the first floor is a music school, and on the second floor a museum was organized, uh, lyceum 191 and uh, agricultural workers were retrained here our region. i wish i could see something, at least through this crack. yes, it doesn’t work, but it’s interesting that you can see the huge one only through the windows, especially on the second f

kozlovshchina still has its own estate called podol. where did such a name come from?tunately, i don’t know, but the places on the edge, which i managed to talk to, told me about the history of this estate. the first owners that we know about were the kostrovichi, but in 2017 the owner changed, you see, they became the gorbovichi. the building was built this new building in 1920, because the old wooden building burned down for this specially built in the village is big now such a brick factory. where did the family bring bricks from forty -four years for 60 and here was the military registration and enlistment office after when the dyatlovskaya kozlovshinsky district united on the spot. uh, this building has been given away. first floor. this is a music school, and on the second floor a museum was organized, uh, lyceum 191 and uh. agricultural workers of our region were retrained here. i wish i could see something, at least through this crack. yes, it doesn’t work, but it’s interesting that you can see the huge one only through the windows, especially on the second flo

times, he said five times he killed even five times, i really treated him like a son and then misha podolswer. there's nothing here, you can see greta ministry of defense. what didn't you send? the fact is that misha is far away. so maybe, maybe a week, maybe a few days, he might have to remember. where did he work before? and who did he serve before? who even fed him? not in belarus or he did not work for president ali lukashenko, he worked and so on, therefore misha is a podoliak. now he is starting to search. i uh before boarding would like to say, i wanted to, of course, well, wait for my last word i need to say a lot of things. well, tomorrow ukraine will start negotiations on a grain deal. with whom will the federal secretary of the organization and the president help, because zelensky says that ukraine should continue to examine the grain in order to spit on us, how it was spitting against in order for the pigs to eat ukrainian grain, because the progress in the grain deal is escalating in a box. yes, it's getting worse. this is interesting. unfortunately, the karabakhs continue al

with these wheelchairs i collected wooden linen and into the yard in the yard gave birth, brought in podolus, she also cooked dinner and waited in the evening for the family to return like this. whether the child then had no conditions, you now have everything. well, that's all bring it back to normal. i have a feeling that people do not like themselves, do not respect, do not value themselves. they themselves have not matured, they have not been taught. uh, maybe the society maybe, parents and a lot of people live like this. that is, this is not life, but they do not understand how to live, apparently they did not show they didn’t teach the irresponsible vera and you say that anna has decent conditions for her and her child’s life. everything is in order, but i saw it myself. you saw that there is unsanitary conditions. vera, here are the authorities, guardians came and saw this apartment. and what did they say, that is, they, well, they just looked, but how is the situation in the children's room, what did they say? they arranged everything. everything is fine. everything is fine. yes, i

if we are talking about why podol is why he is saying this this year, they say they will finish saying when you are a soldier at the front or even a civilian who is under constant shelling, of course you understand if you are told that this the war will end in 10 years. no, maybe in five it's not a particularly motivating factor. if they tell you that you are now fighting now with your life. here, here you can donate, but the war will end. soon we can behold what they can win. here for what it says. at the same time, the year will come in the west. eh, viktorovich, without any shifts, you will lose the remnants of trust, which in the program said that the ukrainian forces were about to be crushed. and now the victory will be very soon, and such speeches were made last spring, or is it, right? those present here have been here. let's look, of course, ukrainians need to be instilled with the image of victory, this is done in different ways of different words, they say, a promise , and so on, but to the west, the longer the conflict drags on, of course, the worse, the very it’s just that