polishchuk, she played my mother twice in the movies, we first met in a historical film, a chivalric and i was always impressed by this, because there was such a double bottom, looking for some kind of behind-the-scenes stories or intrigue, lyuba, she was the sun, she was open, she was so cheerful, very beautiful a woman, when she had an accident, after which all this happened, she walked exactly the same way, she had, had, had a broken neck, she had a collar like this fixing, she went to... petitions for the play, then she just took it off, at some point she has a dance, her partner says: wait a minute, everything is floating away for me, she’s really just a heroine, and nastya is the same, they’re two sunny women whom everyone loves, and such because such a duet was amazing, alexey, do you want, yes, i would probably tell you about our graduation performance, because nastya played one of the main roles there, the ninety- third. year, and this is a performance, of course, by the czechs, since we are at the studiemhad school we are studying, directed by avangard nikolayevich leontyev

vadym polishchuk, a historian and political commentator from israel was in touch with us and we talkede middle east. there has been a conflict in the region for 254 days. we know that by and large this conflict is now and distracts the attention of many countries from the russian-ukrainian war, in which vladimir putin is also interested there, and in this. of course, it is important to understand how this conflict can end, although we have already heard from israeli politicians that the conflict will at least continue until the end of this year, and many believe that this is an optimistic forecast, that in fact the conflict in israel and ukraine will coexist for a long time months, maybe years, and become the standard of existence for the residents of israel and ukraine for 20 years of the 21st century, this is such a conflict a situation that may, at best, be interrupted by something. periods, periods of peace, which we all continue to hope for, we're going on a commercial break now, and we'll be back later, so please don't switch, your seat is waiting for you, the lights... stay on,

water, and it was possible to move only by canoes. this was the main transport, only canoes, the polishchuks life once before, when there was a lot of water on the floodplains, when i began to live here in the overflow, i had a boat, but this is completely different, these are two different things, you can say that he is much faster in the water, he is much superior to the boat by several times, if you have to constantly row the boat with an oar, then you rowed it twice with a canoe... break down and sit resting only the rudders, he himself walks for a long, long time, he can swim 20 meters without stops, it is much more convenient than boat, for example, for me, let’s say, i’m used to sailing canoes since childhood, then to me it’s much better than a boat, remembering my childhood, when my father and i rode on a canoe, how it was much simpler, easier to ride, swim, i i decided to make myself a choven, i thought, well, am i really a choven with... there was nowhere to get it, it was easier to hollow out a choven from a single piece of wood, and our ancestors did this, canoes have been around

the best actress of the series is marietta tsigal polishchuk, who embodied.the pike behest of alexander vaitinsky, a fairy tale that collected almost 2.5 billion rubles and the challenge of klim shipenok, the first film shot on the iss, which also received the abkit special prize for this. go! slovodsky completed the new vector regional cinema forum. more than 100 experts from 14 regions of russia discussed the development of cinema in the caucasus. one of the key events was the presentation of film studios of the north caucasus federal district. among them is the dombay film, which released the family comedy test of aul, earned more than 40 million rubles at the box office. following the results of the business program, the general producer of the forum and member of the board of the regional cinema support fund, dmitry yakunin. noted the need to create a permanent working group in the north caucasus to develop the industry in the region, as well as a screenwriting and producing laboratory and a film school for documentary filmmakers. in russian box office i

and this is 15-year-old ilya polishchuk. he is also from mariupol, and nothing is known about the fate of this boy since the beginning of the full-scale war. communication with elya was lost on february 24, and where is he now? stay, no one knows. therefore, i appeal to everyone who sees me now, and especially to the residents of mariupol, who may be watching this program on social networks. look closely at the boy's photo, he looks 14-15 years old, he has light blond hair and dark eyes. if anyone has seen idlya or knows where he may be now, do not delay and call us on the hotline of the magnolia children's search service at the short number 11630. calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free, but if it is not possible to call, write to chatbot of the child tracing service in telegram. it is important. any information. i have told you the stories of only five children who disappeared due to the full-scale russian invasion. in general, the number of missing boys and girls in the occupied territories is many times greater

mayor ihor polishchuk told about it. rescuers have already extinguished the fire, there are no casualties. the fire at the critical infrastructure facility in lviv oblast after the russian attack has already been extinguished , the head reported. maksym kozytskyi of the regional military administration. that night , the occupiers launched 10 rockets at the energy center infrastructure of the region, our air defense forces managed to shoot down seven of them. in ivano-frankivsk , the occupiers hit an educational institution, the state emergency service reported . a gap formed near the building. firefighters extinguished the fire. one of the educational buildings is partially destroyed, others are damaged. the mayor stated that two streets of the city were damaged, windows in residential quarters and a child's kindergarten were blown out due to fragments of downed rockets. previously, there were no victims. the occupiers killed a resident of the pologiv district on zaporizhzhia and four others were wounded, announced the h

vadim, vadim polishchuk, historians of the political viewer from israel, we were on the phone and wethe situation in the middle east, the conflict has been going on for 254 days now region, we know that by and large this conflict is currently dragging on. the weight of many countries from the russian-ukrainian war, which vladimir putin is also interested in, and in this regard, of course, it is important to understand how this conflict can end, although we have already heard from israeli politicians that the conflict will at least continue until the end of this year , and many believe that this is an optimistic forecast, that in fact the conflict in israel and ukraine will co-exist in parallel for many months, maybe years and stand for the inhabitants of israel. the norm of ukraine's existence for 20 years of the 21st century is a conflict situation that may, at best, be interrupted by some periods, periods of peace, which we all continue to hope for. we're going to a commercial break now and we'll be back later, so please don't switch. in the spring, many people went, i too, thanks

vadim, vadim polishchuk, historian and political observer from israel we were in touch. we talked aboutthe middle east, the conflict in the region has been going on for 254 days, we know that, by and large, this conflict is currently distracting the attention of many countries from the russian-ukrainian war, which is also interested there vladimir putin, and in this regard it is of course important to understand how this conflict can end, although we have already heard from israeli politicians that the conflict will at least continue until the end of this year, and many believe that this is an optimistic forecast and that in fact the conflict in israel and in ukraine to co-exist in parallel for long months, possibly years, and become the norm of existence for the residents of israel and ukraine in the 20s of the 21st century, this is a conflict situation that may, at best, be interrupted some periods, periods of peace, which we all continue to hope for. we're taking a commercial break now, and we'll be back later, so please don't switch. the verdict with serhii rudenko, from now on in a

now from ukraine, from the economic side, we will move to the near east, we will talk with vadym polishchuktorian, a political observer in israel, congratulations mr. vadim, good evening, i congratulate you, well, what do you think is going on at the moment... things with the probable end of the conflict, to what extent can it be assumed that they will reach some sort of agreement? is there such a prospect at all? well, about the deal with hamas, it somehow does not work out, and most analysts have the impression that hamas does not need this agreement at this stage, and they want, their main demand is to stop the war and then we will talk, and i want... to be guarantors political players, first of all the united states, they called for the last time that china, russia would join, and some arab countries, and further, that they would have hostages left, uh, because, because not all of the hostages in question they have it and in their hands, and then they somehow have someone there will be given, someone is kept for further conversations, trades, demands, etc. , and so they drag them, the b

ukrainian economy, and now from ukraine, we will economically move to near east, let's talk with vadym polishchuk, historian, political observer in israel, welcome mr. vadym, good evening, i congratulate you, well, what do you think of us at the moment, there are things going on with the probable end of the conflict, as far as it is generally possible to assume that they will reach some kind of agreement, there is generally such a prospect, well, regarding the agreement with hamas... somehow it doesn’t work out , and most analysts have the impression that hamas does not need this agreement at this stage, and they want it, their main demand is to stop the war, and then we will talk, and i want the guarantors to be political players, primarily the united states , they called it the last time, so that both china and russia join, and some arab countries. and further , so that they have hostages left, because not all of the hostages in question are in their hands, and then they will somehow hand someone over there, someone is kept for further conversations, negotiations, demands, and so on , and that'

was impossible to get to gorky, here we are sitting, suddenly two beautiful girls run in, lyuba polishchuke's no place have dinner, that’s it, and it’s already an hour late, so they look, there are no places, only we have two places, they come up to us with a bunch of peas and say: oh, guys, can we sit down, let’s have dinner, there are no places taken, we say, sit down, girls, please, that’s how we are, she says, lyuba, i found out that she, as they say, is from the north, from beyond the urals, that’s what works in the music hall, beauty, heavenly eyes, humor, laughter, then there is, well , a woman of incredible charm, and then we met like this, we walked them to a taxi and we broke up, some time passed, i was renting an apartment on the akademicheskoye metro station, suddenly at night at about two in the morning the doorbell rang, i thought, how could it be, i opened the door, lyuba polishchuk was standing with flowers in her hands, a bottle of champagne, and behind her a small a man with vodka is standing, staggering, and next to him is a bald man, a little taller, it was roma kartsev