the order of the red banner in the name of a prominent state political figure of the bssr sergei osipovich bretytskyour country. he went down in history as one of the national heroes of the belarusian people, leaving the brightest memory of himself. editors club. russia is our main market; in two years we have grown our export supplies there by eight. $5 billion, settlements in national currencies between belarus and russia at the end of the twenty-third year reached 92%, russian investments in the belarusian economy exceeded $4 billion in the past year, someone wants to tell that they will come here, take away our sovereignty, absorb our economy, but the russians don’t need this, they have a different philosophy of development, they have a philosophy of development through cooperation, and we have found this form for two states, unique ... the most important indicators of economic growth in belarus were met in four out of five; the forecast was exceeded in the green zone; gdp, investments, real incomes of the population did not exceed the forecast values; inflation; reported to the president about

in many cities of our country were named after a prominent political figure of the bssr sergei osipovich bretytskyn in history as one of the national heroes of the belarusian people, leaving the brightest memory of himself. there are some things that time cannot heal. there are wounds that will always hurt, there are things that need to be remembered forever, so that no one never again had to go through what the people experienced, according to whose destinies the great patriotic war took place. from the very first days. during the great patriotic war , partisan detachments were formed at lightning speed on the territory of belarus. the fight against the occupiers is gaining momentum every day. already at the end of 1941 , about 230 partisan detachments and groups consisting of over 12 thousand people fought behind enemy lines. february 1942. as a result of joint military operations. from the german invaders a corridor to the mainland , through which about 200 thousand civilians volunteered for the red army. it was at this time, on the edge of a forty-kilometer gap in the village of zapolye, that