ivan sergeyevich, where are you? get up already, i wish you good health, senior police lieutenant, ivan sergeyevich, district police officer, why are you fooling around, senior police lieutenant, perov alexander sergeyevich, nekrasova, lyudmila, yes i know, i'm watching tv, you're a good boy, ivan sergeyevich, well, well done, but don't fool around we have to, but we're not fooling around, actually we're investigating an attack by an employee, oh well. they attacked us right here, not far away, just like that , not far away, and you can fool around, our employee came to this apartment at the request of a neighbor who claims that there's a brothel here, she complains about the noise at night, she's fooling around here nearby, which neighbor is that, it doesn't matter, we need to know whether there was a conflict with the residents of the apartment for our employees, so i vouch for them, comrade mashonsky, car? well, or like this, i'll call my boss now, he 'll call your boss, and we'll go to this we'll go into the apar

, and the abbreviated name is sergeyevich, he calls me lyokha, i call him sergeyevich, and we are friendsarriage, well, friends. and we had lunch on this platform, during lunch sergeyevich would ask if it was possible to pick something there, he would go down from the garlic bed, pick a bulb and we would sit together and have lunch with the garlic, and so we reached the house where our little bun lived, well, as they call him little bun, but so to speak, at... pension, you said, that's it, lyosha, i'll quit drinking, i don't remember, but you were sober, that's how it's written, that's his nickname, little bun, maybe we'll break his vow like this, what kind of music does he have, victor, great, do you know where i am, where, i've just arrived in the village, i've been by your house, i remembered you, i called, and what, is the house standing on chicken legs ? that's it, yeah, they're beating you , they're sending their regards, well , they're sending their regards to me too, okay, i'll send them, okay, well, in general, we'll be in touch , call or i'll call you, come on, be healthy as a c

in early january 1958 , nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, the first secretary of the cpsu central committeewas expected in veskuli in belovezhskaya pushcha. the belarusian leadership had to report on the fulfillment of his order, given a year earlier in 1957. at that time , the task was set to build a government residence in the protected area as soon as possible, where high-level guests could be received for hunting. after all, it was a state dacha in the gpu belovezhskaya pushcha, so that's in the design assignment, but it was always subordinated first to moscow. but unexpectedly for everyone , a serious scandal erupted. khrushchev, when he saw the two-story building, pounced with reproaches on both the management and the builders. i have such palaces in moscow, we need wooden ones, a hunting one. but no matter how much you like the building, it is truly unique in its. the use of our natural materials remains a special pride of the residence, here is dum, ash, pine, that is, a beautiful pattern at once, simple original, but our pushka materials, for me, viskuli is interesting from the poi

it was there that nikita sergeyevich delivered his historic speech . valuable carried out the principles of neoclassical architecture. at that time, architects were accused of all mortal sins, wastefulness, and excess in the decoration of buildings. khrushchev openly called them a stumbling block on the path to industrialization of construction, the course for which was taken in the ussr. in early 1955, at the belgosproekt institute the central committee of the party's resolution on eliminating excesses in design and construction was being discussed. it would be hard to call it stormy. the report was based on mordvinov. president of the ussr academy of architecture. many were confused and perplexed. just recently, at a meeting in the kremlin, he had tried to oppose khrushchev, who had publicly rebuked him. everyone saw that the country's chief architect did not agree with the construction of faceless buildings. but now mardvinov repented. he admitted the architects' mistakes and accused them of excess. wastefulness. for approval provisions of the resolution, the assembled voted unanimous

yes, i do, vasily sergeyevich, well then it's not enough. you'll have to, fishing is for a while. forget, yes, i don't even remember the last time i held a fishing rod in my hand, okay, go ahead, otherwise fishing may become your main occupation, yes, vasily sergeyevich, by the way, read this. yes, we 'll sort this out somehow, what's wrong with the stuff, nothing concrete yet, it's bad, it's time to decide, the whole city is pointing fingers at us, we have to, my the officer is charged with murder, for the first time in 40 years of service, sit down, where is the investigation, well, a composite sketch has been made of the alleged tipster, they showed her some crap, identified her, don't drag this case out, i was just called to the office on the carpet, everything is very serious, the press, we just don't have enough of our own werewolves in uniform, our own security service has gotten involved, next month they'll give us an additional check, look, they'll send us into retirement due to professional incompetence, we'll be together in pond t

, uh, yes, please call, i promised vladimir sergeyevich to help you, so i helped you, give me back mynes, you bastard, take your hands off, hands, i said, margarita evgenyevna, take your money and go away, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet! calm down, come to me, margarita evgenyevna, you are behaving badly now, to me. what the hell, roma, you followed me, that means you guessed everything and didn't tell me anything, why did you steal these stones, stole them, i stole the stones, roma, i only took what belongs to me, of course, i worked for this schultz for six months, this is my fee, i only took what he owed me, you shouldn't have taken anything. why on earth am i interested, these are your fucking principles, why should i work for free, and you can, i can't, am i a charity? roma, i support my family, myself, and father, it's hard for me, do you understand? i'll have to get rid of the diamonds. i wonder how, throw them in it? no, give them to me. in that case, everything will be fine. i'll give them to the investigator who's working on the schultz case myself, okay? you know me, i w

in this regard, igor sergeyevich, i probably think that you, like no one else, remember those times and in general, what kind of morale there was in the troops, you were an active officer then, yes, i will say honestly, it was very difficult morally, i agree with leonid frantsevich, it was, we did nothing, we did not do anything, what the army was supposed to do. i came back in 1992 from the western group of forces, where combat training was practically going on around the clock. i ended up, if you can call it that, in a quagmire where officers, well, were simply trying to survive, combat training was not carried out, there was no maintenance of equipment, because there were no spare parts, no fuel and lubricants, in a word, they were just trying to survive. and as a breath of fresh air, of course, 1994, the election of the head of state, the first decision to create a security council, to create a state secretariat, to make specific decisions, at that time there was not even a concept of national security, and the military doctrine, which was adopted by the supreme council, in principl

us, a real witness of isenstein, and today he is finally with us in our studio, and this andrei sergeyevichello, we really wanted to talk to you, using our official position and the opportunity about you. we must be afraid to take, to quote, here are the shnitki, please, endless quotes, wonderful music, and of course, eh, ours is this happiness that we had the opportunity then to go with starkovskiy together to the state cinema to watch kurosawa, fillini, these, these great, perhaps the last geniuses of cinema, in my opinion, you understand, the language of cinema, as the whole world develops, reaches its culmination and then begins to die, these great directors of that time, the sixties, it was, firstly, a time when... cinema stopped looking for itself, that's what it means to look for yourself, because as the great director said... it's very important not to make a mistake in what you show, but it's even more important not to make a mistake in what you don't show. cinema is interesting because, firstly, it's a captured moment, stop the moment, you are wonderful, on the one hand, on the ot

looking at you guests from moscow have arrived, yeah, hello, let's get out of here, konstantin sergeyevich are the burns healing? everything is fine, thank you. and i'd like about five more apples, hello, hello, and you , konstantin sergeyevich, guests are coming, so there's probably no room for you there, now, the teacher has more respectable guests from moscow, you have to stick your nose in everywhere, you never know who's visiting whom, it's simply indecent to behave like that at your age, and don't make any comments to me, you'll be more decent than some... yeah, and you never know who, but her husband, the real one, his pashka, maksimov was driving to the village from the station, how much do i owe you, 420, thank you, serkevich, don't pay attention, goodbye, goodbye. kostya. well, girls, for our long-awaited meeting, we have to go, i can't stay any longer, but in general it's nice here with you, unusual. dad, won't you rehearse the play with us? no, i can't, honey, i can't, dad has to work, but mom will definitely film this play, then she'll show it to me, and maybe you'll come to m

you know, murat sergeyevich, i would probably look more at the component of this benefit, yes, what isworth, well, if we go into history, where the name comes from, then back in 1917, we adopted a decree, that's what it was called, and maternity benefits , this leave, since then , at least in our belarusian society, it's called that, maternity leave, this was just a decree, this is more a common name. among us belarusians, as for changing the name, then, probably, i would keep it, yes, considering that it is not very common among us, does not cause any kind of sarcasm or any questions from the recipients of the benefit, here it is rather a component, and we follow it, because we need to support, we need to support young families, young mothers, students, here in the new law on state benefits for families and raising children, just the same... here they provided for a twofold increase in maternity benefits for young mothers, yes, that's why we're working on such a serious component of this manual, well, the name, let it be the one that. let's not hype it up, yeah, according to statistic

sergeyevich, and what is this story, at first it seems there is no money, and then it was found, i am about the deliveries of weapons, these disputes, which even mr. scholz received. budget, which was recently adopted here, discussed, the amount allocated for these purposes is already two times less, well, it is understandable, because the budget, as they say, is not elastic, besides, it is necessary to provide for some economic, social expenses, and the population is not thrilled that at the expense of the taxpayer this money is going to ukraine, but then they started to remember. like the unity that you are talking about now, yes, we will all chip in for 50 billion , we will steal ours and so on, but is there any chance that it can be violated, i mean this relationship between germany and poland, when , in fact, this story in germany, it seems to have found a reflection that the polish authorities allegedly participated. on the contrary, it spills some mythological reasoning, but in terms of providing further assistance to ukraine, both germany and poland are in approximately the sa

well, let's go back to history: stalin dies and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, on november passes a decree lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received. former us ambassador to the soviet union hariman on july 18-23, 1955 , a meeting between khrushchev and western leaders took place in geneva. the us was then represented by dwight esenhower, england by prime minister anthony eden, and france by prime minister edgar faure. at that meeting, the western partners issued a number of demands to the soviet union in order to improve relations with western countries, the three most important being the reduction of armed forces, condemnation of stalin's activities, lifting the ban on abortion, and how we we remember very well, all three demands were met, and the key demands were: arms reduction, that is, weakening... the country condemnation of stalin, that is, condemnation of the one who was the leader in th

krivasheyev, ceo of the minsk news agency, head of the belarusian union of journalists, and marat sergeyevich markov, minister of information republic of belarus, thank you very much for finding the time, coming to our studio today, in the next hour, 15 minutes, i think it ’s interesting. let’s talk about what the whole world is discussing, where shall we start, maybe a little unusually, alexander pavlovich pakovsky, our diplomat who works in the russian, in russia in our belarusian embassy, ​​wrote a short post, well, you ’ll understand why i’ll read it, i wonder how, after the visit of the prime minister of china to minsk, the analysts in quotes, the chatterboxes who weaved, look in the eyes of their audience bast shoes. turned upside down, being on the neighboring streets, but from there i simply appeal once again to the readers and caretakers or have they already closed this belsadni, i wonder if they have closed it completely or not, do you think when you open these unfortunate media-like pages, the internet for a visit, an example of the state council of the prc lican on an official vis

listen to what the press secretary of our president dmitry sergeyevich peskov says.ry year there are fewer of us. we live in the largest country in the world. there are fewer of us every year. and this can only be dealt with by increasing the average birth rate. it is currently at a terribly low level, 1.4. this is comparable, comparable with european countries, with japan and so on. but this is catastrophic. precisely due to what? due to immigration, and this somehow relaxes us, if you just look at it figures. this is what alexander senelnikov, professor of the department of sociology, family and demography, sociology faculty of msu, has to say about this. listen, the extinction of a people can happen in a few centuries, but long before it dies out, its territory will inevitably be populated by people from other countries, where family values ​​are more firmly preserved, and the remnants of the indigenous population will be assimilated by migrants, it is not the indigenous population that assimilates migrants, what do we hope for, on the contrary, can this really he

well, let's return to history: stalin dies and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev on novemberes a decree. on lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do it? it's very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received it from the former ambassador of the united states to the soviet union, gariman. on july 18, 23, 1955 , a meeting took place in geneva between khrushchev and western leaders. the united states was then represented by dwight eisenhower, england by prime minister anthony eden, france by prime minister edgar faure. on at that meeting, western partners made a number of demands to the soviet union in order to improve relations with western countries. the three most important ones are:

pyotr sergeyevich, pechugin, urgently. thank you.hey left, it's more peaceful that way and without names, they were driving towards them to sing, and you, aleksandr kirillovich, didn't see anything, of course, nothing, great, then it's a matter of time, stay in touch, yes, slan gennayevna, lunch, have them bring it here, with serving, as it should be, okay, i'll organize it, tu as vu notre dame sans froide, si tu ne le vois pas à la 5e première, elle peut... i need more time, i have a concert today, i will hold it and then make a decision, it is still unclear how the public will react to me. so what do they say? where did he go, no one knows. they say he may not come back. even chingist has no idea where he is. why do they think he decided to run away? i think so, sovetsky says they opened a criminal case against him because of left-wing concerts in kaluga, i also stayed together in paris. this soviet, disgusting gossip, that's it, let's not do it, i lost my temper, sorry, you come back to the room, and i'll take a walk, alone, don't

mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev was primarily focused on the policy of opening, on the policy of interactionwith europe, with the world. the policy of new thinking, which was activated after his visit to the united states of america, and here mikhail sergeyevich’s hope was that everything, we will be completely open, we will become equal to the world, we will demonstrate ourselves as a country of democratic transformations, this country of democratic transformations will fit into that european world, into that european convoy, which was from his point of view point of view is so interesting, and we did not fit in, well , because the soviet. union did not fit in at all in the format in which it was, and a complete system of changes was needed, and this happened against the background of real subversive actions that took place throughout the entirety, along the entire perimeter of the soviet union. president gorbachev, who is responsible for the collapse of the ussr, he had information about direct special operations, this is a special operation of the special services with the use of. special

bugrov, igor sergeyevich, lives here. but he's not here. where is he? and is no longer here was coming back. and who are you to him? i'm his mother. yes. we have a search warrant. allow me to pass. well, pass on. i apologize. hello, hello, please tell me, brave one, what is this? and this is the tugboat on which igorek worked as a motorman until he was fired. and why was he fired? the organization was cut. so, everyone who worked on the tugboats was written off to the shore. that's it. after that , he started drinking, went into stealing, and then they put him in jail. you tell me. yes, suren, what do you have there, see, here's some hair, i found it here, women's, i think, yes, and now this stain, look, i'm 99% sure it's blood, show us the house, the sack, we need to send it for examination, of course, who studied who in general. well, look, search, they drank tea, she drank, a person is good, i also like to drink tea, and the glass is warm, who drank from this cup, i drank, from two cups at once, and it was hot, i poured it, and do you know that there

well, let's go back to history: stalin dies, and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev , on novemberues a decree lifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers, who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirov. pilipets, who received from the former united states ambassador to the soviet union, harriman. on july 23, 1955 , a meeting took place in geneva between khrushchev and western leaders. the united states was then represented by dwight esenhower, england by prime minister anthony eden, france by prime minister edgar faure. at that meeting, the western partners. and were in no hurry to resolve the issue of abortion, for example, in great britain abortions were legalized in 1967, in the united states in 1973, but in 2022 this law was abolished and allowed only in certain states, and in france abortions were allowed only in 1975, look at what an amazing coincidence, so - who demands that khrushchev in 1955 allow abortion, who writes our constitution in 1993, in which the protection

yes, sergey, we should probably buy some champagne, some fruit, flowers, got it, viktor sergeyevich. check his apartment? no, never, they only see him to the door. okay, look, i'm not asking twice. over-fear. go, open the door , everything will be fine, i keep my word, ask who? who's there, it's me, my sunshine, open, open, open, open, just don't think about warning him, i'll knock them both down, kirill. so, is everything fine? well, that's it, basically. well, how are you normal? "well, that's good, yes, adventurers, but why didn't you call amon, andrei petrovich was risky, only in bad action movies does amon suddenly appear, well , they could have been exposed"? what about the hostage, but i must admit that your plan was successful, whose idea, damn it, and what about me, what about me, i don't understand at all how she called me, how she remembered the number, well, in general, kirill called me right away, but it's good that slava and i moved away not far from the rubble, immediately joined the operation, well, at the same time, they pulled up the smoke, well, well done, in a wor

konstantin sergeyevich received the first title of people's artist in the country. and the moscow art theater was awarded the title of academic. it began to be called mkhat, this name has remained to this day. stanislavsky described his system in the book an actor's work on himself, which was published in 1938, to this day is the abc of acting. the basics of the system were transferred by stanislavsky's students to many theater schools around the world, where it is taught and used today. in 1947 , a studio was created in the united states that produced a whole galaxy of first-rate stars, including the famous alpacina. when the artist was asked in an interview how hollywood influenced his work, he replied: "i am not from hollywood, i have a different school, an acting studio, stanislavsky. the great russian actor and director died at the age of 75 on august 7 1938. he was buried in moscow at the novadevichy cemetery". after stanislavsky, many theater figures tried to create some semblance of his methodology, but art critics invariably came to the conclusion that all

another claim to mikhail sergeyevich is the deficit. abundance of goods in the ussr before, but gorbachev's attempt at economic reforms led to the fact that the shelves are completely emptied. people fought in lines for literally everything. speculators and coupons for basic products appeared. they were given out once a month , that was the only way. to buy meat, sausage, butter and margarine, bread, tobacco, eggs and even matches, you probably had to go at 7:00 in the morning on the twenty-seventh or twenty-eighth, get in line and stand in it, the store opened at about 9 o'clock, if i'm not mistaken, the car arrived, began to unload, that's it, the cakes were delivered, they remind gorbachev of his prohibition as a big mistake, to in the eighties, alcohol consumption per capita reached the terrifying figure of 14 liters. hundreds of thousands of people died from drunkenness every year and gorbachev decided to take tough measures - to reduce the production of alcohol, but no one drank less, prices soared, people switched to moonshine, t

yeah, i heard, grigory sergeyevich, you are detained on suspicion of murdering citizen sviritov, hellomething, this is all some kind of nonsense, rom, come on, measure, 3:45, cherki, yeah, don't drag it out, oh, good day to everyone, good health , hello, did you want something, be careful, vadik, what are you yelling about? milana andreyevna? hello, guys, this is our hostess, milana andreyevna. good day, hello, hello, hello, a good team, yes, vadim, yes, first-class specialists. milana andreevna, let's go, i'll give you a doll. i'll show you how we made it, yeah, this is roma, roman, milana andreevna, let's go and look at the kitchen, go and look at the kitchen yourself, have some coffee, i'll be back later, okay, sure, come with me, i need help, yeah. roma, leave the tape measure, you're roman, and i'm milana, nice to meet you, what do you need to do? bring the gyprog, but i want to put a bed here, okay, where should i carry it, there, yeah. "sorry, yeah, yeah, i'm listening, i'm listening to you, totally awesome, i told you everything, no need to call me anymore, in the culinary sens

alexey sergeyevich, how do you see this? it's just that, again, from the latest reports, there is a feeling that in donbass ukraine. to achieve political goals, what is zelensky's political goal, he does not utilize, he is not a fool, let's not , as it were, - from the enemy with whom russia has literally been fighting for the third year, to make some kind of idiots, the enemy is strong, the enemy is cunning, the enemy is dangerous, yes, he wants to achieve political goals, what ones? the first goal is to create panic in russia, we see this panic even in our telegram channels, and people who seem to work for the russian media are starting to drive this wave, i would correct you, we saw it, because it seems like after. weeks of military action, everyone returned to the orbit of adequacy and more than that, we are on the toyhanal in telegram channels, which was the first 3 days, now this is all gone, that's it for the first time since 1941. our russian new york, no need to be ashamed of it, and accordingly, what it wants us to

for yourself what's what, maybe they really do need a little shake-up, and the instructions ivan sergeyevich, you're the only one left for this object, we'll get through it, right, kostya, right, i'm the eldest, so i'm your instructions, kostya, slow down, yeah, right, they're slowing down, well... you slow down! you're so meticulous, sergeyech, instructions. everything 's clear, be healthy, and don't you get sick, he left, and yes, and tell me, please, and lenochka, what time are you getting off duty today, and i'm at 9, it's just fate, don't count, forever, you're chatting with the girls, don't get tired of calling. attack on collectors, blow, come on, lenochka, i'll call back, okay, yes, i'll call back soon, yeah, goodbye, hello, georgievich. so what, we have three corpses here, one collector, two attackers, another collector sent to the hospital, wait, who are these, the one wounded who managed to press the panic button, they arrived, i'm guarding the money, and what wait, is the money safe or something, probably, since it's for security. three corpses, some kind of sniper duel, comrade

boris sergeyevich, andrey, hello. tell evgeny markovich, he will figure out what to do with this.l? thank you very much, and will this not cause you any trouble? i'll survive, okay, i'll go. andrey, are you dating lira? well, yeah, take care! denis and i were friends since sports school, and then he started working stuntman, called me, it was the film eternity race about athletes, you had to jump from a hot house, that's where i saw her, the defendant, denis said that... his woman, that she had a daughter acting in a movie, i saw how during the breaks the defendant gave denis coffee, and they kissed in... racer, i accidentally went in and saw, nonsense, he's lying, mom was on the set for exactly 5 minutes, she didn't kiss anyone, silence in the hall, don't get angry, you'll only make things worse, but he's lying, of course he's lying, but you can't shout, dear court, allow me ask a question, sit, ask, and tell me, please, how many people were there on the set that day, well, at least approximately, i don’t remember, a lot, about 30 people, 30 in a movie, sir, doesn’t it seem stran

, andrey sergeyevich, short for hurry up sergeevich, he laid me down, i'm his sergeevich, we're friends well, friends, and we had lunch right here on this platform, during lunch, he'll ask if it's possible to pick something not there, he'll come down from the garden bed. he'll pick an onion and we'll sit together, have lunch with garlic, and so we got to the house where our kolobok lived, well , as he calls him kolobok, but the surname of kolobok is viktor nikolaevich, andrey sergeevich, when we arrived, he didn't really choose people, he took those people with whom i was, maybe we'll interrupt his lunch like that, what kind of music do they have, viktor, great, you know where i am i am, where? i'm in the village now, i arrived, i visited your house, i remembered you, i called, how is your house standing on chicken legs, that's it, yeah, they remember you, they send their regards, well, they send their regards to me too, okay, i'll send them, okay, well, in general, we'll. connections, call me or i'll call you, okay, okay, well, go ahead, be healthy, bye, ah, cucumber, why are you so sm

andrey's mother died at birth, and viktor sergeyevich raised him alone.is a typical representative of the golden youth. slightly spoiled, a little selfish. he is a good guy, but his word. in front of his father's eyes, he methodically destroyed his life, parties, alcohol, drugs, he was treated for addiction in the best clinics abroad, i tried to help, but alas, then vera appeared, she did what no one could do doctors, nor i, with all my practices, she completely changed him and it seemed there was no way back, but a... "so that's why viktor sergeevich wants me, that is, faith was with him, yes, he understands that this is the only way not to lose his son, this faith, so to speak, your new image, but in life she was better, this is a passport photo." well, it's clear, the shape of the eyes, trim the upper eyelid, lower it a little, yes, a little, here are the cheekbones, cheekbones, yes, well, andrei nikolaevich, well, you've seen the photos yourself recommended her as the most suitable type, photos, photos - that's one thing. another thing, come on, don't

are all observing this, but we also noticed a very important point, that they were so tense, oleg sergeyevichched on this topic in kiev, in warsaw, in riga, in vilnius, because it turns out that there is successful, effective, direct communication between washington and moscow. i would add minsk, and of course, in kiev, in vilnius, warsaw they were tense because they were not asked, even the impudence of some, relatives, relatives of those terrorists, which our patriots liquidated abroad, well, i take this german widow, yes, that means, she said that she was outraged that they did not agree on this exchange with her. this is the art of the possible, by the way, he said this phrase in an interview with the petersburg news newspaper in 1864, that is, politics is the art of the possible, and of course, if there was an opportunity to get our guys, in exchange for this, this whole thing, so to speak, as sergei correctly said, that means, the expert community of journalists, they were given all the yashin, karamurza, brewer. everyone who had a couple more months to sit there, also went there to cat

anything yet, it looks like van gogh's hand, very much so, but an expert assessment is needed, sergeyevichhat kind of expert assessment, you understand, the person who..." entrusted me with selling the painting, he wants to keep the deal a secret, i understand, mind you, i'm not even trying to figure out how this canvas ended up in your possession, the expert assessment will be carried out by a reliable specialist, without it further conversations are pointless, it's clear how long it will take, i'll call you, tomorrow morning. such questions, maxim viktorovich, cannot be decided on the spur of the moment, well, yes, of course, ler, wait, listen, i'm sorry, i'm going to bed, okay, i have my stomach hurts, oh my god, what happened to you? just don't worry, i need to tell you something, maxim stole a van gogh painting, i tried to stop him, but that's a joke, yes, i wanted to call the police, what are you talking about, what kind of police, maxim couldn't, we were just supposed to meet at a restaurant, but he didn't show up, what nonsense, well, i know, can you explain normally that... fine,

well, let's go back to history: stalin dies, and my namesake, nikita sergeyevich khrushchev, on novemberifting the ban on abortions. why did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers, working in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received from the former ambassador of the united states in... with western countries, the three most important ones are the reduction of armed forces, condemnation of stalin's activities, lifting the ban on abortions, and as we remember very well, all three demands were met, and the key demands are: the reduction of armaments, that is, the weakening of the country, condemnation of stalin. that is, condemnation of the one who was the leader in the victory over fascist germany and the extermination of the population through abortions, this is what we had to do so that we could sit in the hallway of one of these three countries, and note that these countries themselves were in no hurry to settle the issue by conciliar, for example, great britain... abortions were legalized in 1967

reparations deliveries played a role, general of the army mikhail sergeyevich molinin, chief of stafff the first belarusian front, had a direct relationship with them. one of the developers of the famous operation bagration to liberate belarus. subsequently, in defeated germany, the chief of staff occupation troops. this is all the production that was transported from germany, the industry was launched in the shortest possible time. when my grandfather was in berlin, any request that came from the belarusian government, any. could you imagine such a thing recently during the polish occupation of belarusian lands. life, its prospects, further personality associated with the image of the state and its prospective development, and this was the motivation for successful activity. the republic was able to achieve such indicators in the first turn thanks to the selfless work of its inhabitants. at that time, the working man was held in great esteem.

and we are talking about andrei sergeyevich's favorite films and the directors who shot them. for me , surprisingly, the new year's film in my childhood in the nineties was runaway train, because it was shown on tv somewhere around new year, well plus there was snow there too, also like in general, well not christmas, but there was something close. the runaway train came about because kopala called me, he knew that i had shot a film, i had no work, he said, listen, there is a script by kurasawa, here... here is takera asking me to find a director for opal, he stayed in america, the script stayed in america, i almost fell off my chair, kurasawa, and then for me it was a god and still a god, in general i took the script, i said, ready, without reading, then i read the script, the script was absolutely brilliant, well, you see, i reworked it and it became not as perfect as... what that script was in my opinion, because it had a much sharper plot, a sharp plot, it was necessary to create an escape from prison and so on, that is, we thought about how to do it so that the americans would a

nikita sergeyevich khrushchev on november 23, 1955 , issues a decree lifting the ban on abortions. did he do this? this is very interesting. look, there is evidence from one of our intelligence officers who worked in washington in the seventies, oleg vladimirovich pilipets, who received it from the former united states ambassador to the soviet union, gariman. july 18, 23,

lyrics, but if we were not standing today on the threshold of that catastrophe that the same dmitry sergeyevichkov spoke about, then probably we would not was. this conversation, but i do not know whether this information is included in the training program for doctors of our medical schools. what does this lead to? remember at least this monstrous story with elina sushkevich. this monstrous kaliningrad case, which revealed a terrible problem. deformation, amorality, moral degradation was a monstrous force, manifested precisely in this case. the essence of the case was that the woman admitted to the hospital in sudden labor, premature pregnancy. she is from central asia, accordingly, she does not have any there there is compulsory medical insurance, insurance policy and everything else, she was not registered, she ends up in the hospital, the child is born alive, a live birth, the team starts saving him, the headman comes a day later and starts accusing them of saving this child, then they come to the conclusion that one of the teams that arrived, who were called to themselves... from the prena

sergey sergeyevich?eat american james madison, who in 1789. you cannot select for me a jury that initially they don't like me and don't like me, and what does this mean, that practically the entire bill of rights can be burned, everything that they did today, they humiliated themselves, they showed the whole world that justice does not exist, what was written in 1789, in 2024 these guys destroyed, they mean that any of us, wherever we are, they will persecute, illegally and arrest, because we... do not speak as they want, because to speak the truth for the truth you should sit in prison. we had cases when our colleagues were simply arrested there, made up. establish censorship, the united states is drifting towards a totalitarian state, if it has not yet turned into one with this about freedom of speech, it is simply impossible to talk about it in any way here and yes, these cases of the american ministry of justice are a violation of a whole series of amendments to the constitution of the united states.

simply this was probably a separate fee, this is what i also remember how once i came to nikita sergeyevich , it was also winter at night and i come to the mass film, he was just filming "tired by the sun" there and i , like under a spell, for about three hours i go behind the coolie. why didn't you call? yes, i myself didn't think that i would come in, listen, what happened to my head, are i hallucinating or something? some gray cat comes every night, sits on your chest, looks into your eyes, you look around, there is nothing cat, we don't have any gray corners in the village, do you drink, why? i haven't had a drink for 2 years, well, the neighbors will confirm, i don't come here often, occasionally, when i have time, okay, well, that's how time passes happily, well, that's how it is, well, if it were possible, then to unload, well, we can go and play along, again i don't give a damn. normal, and you and i will have at least a little fun with them here, well, because for a long time nothing small old times, and we came to you for an evening to sit, will you let us in or not, there are a l

since alexander sergeyevich passed away, right?do you yourself have a feeling that he is not there, or is he still present somewhere nearby? he is always near me, right now he is with me on stage. even when i go out to play a concert, i call him backstage, i say, well, let's go, to the first chords of music, sasha, let's go, he is with the guys practically every night, well, just a day ago i was a little tormented by the housing issue, well , these are all household matters, i did not know how to solve this issue, and sasha told me, secondly, i was invited to play in a play, but the role that was offered to me, it is somehow not according to my structure, as i think, i was tormented by this, i say, well , how is it, and sasha in a dream, standing behind my back, i look in the mirror trying to find something, he makes faces and gave me several options, but it is difficult for me to explain, it is probably only typical for twins, stomach cancer, do you remember how it happened, how he found out, how you all together found out about t

pyotr sergeyevich, well , it's unlikely that the artist is to blame for the fact that his fans caused. and with this, what to do? this letter is from school principals, from mothers. they don't know what to do with girls who are losing their heads, from magamaev. and some of them are threatening to commit suicide, there's no point in escalating the situation, but i think security can be strengthened, by the way, this is a good idea, you have magamaev's tour schedule , contact the regions, let them provide normal security for the hall on the ground, in each hall, there is a person who is responsible for fire safety, for safety precautions, take care of this, sergeevich. okay, and what about you? today is the recording at lioznova's, yes, at 2 o'clock, i saw the material of 17 moments, it turns out to be a very good picture, thank you, so i wish you good luck, all the best, goodbye, got out of it, again thanks to your support, well, how could he influence it, the crowd is... not to ban his concerts? and why? when they banned it, it was good, i bow to you, no letters to myself, no tears,

murder were never found, that your mother got married to you, nikita, that nikita, excuse me, ivan sergeyevich, may i say, speak, of course, excuse me. i know that some people here don't like me, but i will say, i i love you very much. imran, i won't let anyone hurt her, yes, she was a widow, antiku samor kantser est, that's a paw, old love doesn't fade, but i 'll do everything so that she's a wonderful woman, stop, and i want them to understand this. her sons, and especially you, nikita, i want to love you, but for some reason you don't give in, who doesn't give in, imran, my dear, what are you saying, yes, let me, i'm good, i'll hold you, it's okay, that's all, we have to become family someday , yes, grandpa, yes, well then. and i'll teach you, decide how to behave correctly, back to you i'll throw them out on kamkansky, and i, you don't want me to throw them away, you're my brother, my brother and guests, our father raised us together as family, and this one is a stranger, he's still talking about my mother, that's it, yes, i'm listening, everything's fine at the anniversary, i'll be there

alexey sergeyevich, i appointed you there, acting, so i will try to help you, but naturally the decision depends on the residents of the kliningor region. thank you thank you very much for your support. tankers of the vostok group captured a ukrainian armed forces tank near the village of konstantinovka in the donetsk republic. the captured vehicle will be used after being subdued and re-equipped. in the fight against the enemy, in particular, in order to liberate konstantinovka, our troops needed to drive the neo-nazis out of ugledar. sergey samokha will continue. konstantinovka is one of the key fortified areas in the southern donetsk direction. many front-line supply routes to iisa go through the settlement. through konstantinovka , along this road, supplies are delivered to ugledar ammunition. that is, we will now cut off their oxygen in ugledar. we will take konstantinovka. the enemy cannot stop our troops forward , every day in isu in this area they lose personnel the remains of equipment. lately they have been fighting back very poorly, it is obvious either there are no shells or.

1812, the rich estate of yurin on the left bank of the volga was acquired by major general vasily sergeyevich sheremetev, from that same famous family, the grand-nephew of the famous petrovsky field marshal. he set himself the goal of building on the volga. a real model castle, he lived in italy for a long time, and from there he brought not only money, but also a taste for various trends of european architecture. the castle was built for as long as 40 years, finished in 1915, the estate was erected during this time by six architects, both russian and foreign, each, naturally, brought something of their own, here and neo-gothic, and features of the arabic style, and old russian, and romanesque and venetian, this is only on the outside. the interior wealth of the sheremetev castle is not inferior to the most luxurious country palace of a european monarch. openwork spiral staircases and the chinese dining room, where a delicious exhibition is now on display, a model of a festive dinner in the sheremetev house. all dishes are natural, including caviar , partridges, sturgeon, and a cake more than

lieutenant colonel mes alexey sergeyevich died on august 26, 2024, while on a combat mission.wall street journal reports the loss of the first of six american fighter jets delivered, allegedly due to pilot error. according to a us official, a ukrainian b-16 fighter jet was destroyed in a crash on monday, just a few weeks after the first american-made aircraft arrived in ukraine. according to other sources, f-16 pilot alexey mes may have been killed on the ground during an air strike on airfield near ivano-frankivsk. the fact of the attack on the location of the fighters was confirmed on air by a ukrainian political scientist, a former member of the neo-nazi freedom. next to a shelter for civilians in the center of shibekino, shrapnel cut the structure itself and several cars. a direct hit caused this car to catch fire, now all that remains of it is scrap metal, fire crews quickly arrived at the scene and the fire was quickly extinguished. the area was cut off, various damages are recorded on neighboring buildings, and the social object, heard a very loud bang, saw a column of

if you don't find him, i won't hold back shuna, you understand, vitya, you'll go with him, and sergeyevich is aware, it's not your model, i'll deal with shuran. carbon monoxide poisoning is half the trouble, but it provoked coronary crises, did you know that your father has heart problems? well, sometimes he complained about some pills he was taking, that everything was so serious? yes, your father needs an operation, and the sooner the better. well, if it's needed, then it's needed, i don't know how it is, well, it's supposed to be, there, a referral or something else, you're a doctor, it's up to you to decide, according to the quota, the waiting list is several months, i'll tell you honestly, your father doesn't have that time, if it's paid, the sum turns out to be considerable, if you are ready for such serious expenses, then i can recommend you a clinic. in general, i must tell you about this, in any case, the final decision is yours, thank you, oh, dad, dad, how did you manage to do this? what, doctor, are my affairs bad? no, what are you saying, dad, the doctor says, you are doing we

alone, some surrender in whole squads, here the commander will not let me lie, i am zavadsky sergey sergeyevichhe first squad of a separate anti-tank plant, yes, we surrendered to seven squads. well, at least we are alive, the commander of the first squad of the anti-tank platoon of the armed forces of ukraine repeats like a mantra, we were taken from nikolaev and sent to the border, as cover for the ukrainian border guards, we arrived in sumy region, then as a result we already somewhere in 40-30 minutes, as we moved to kursk region, we were told that we were going abroad, and not under the border, mobilized 2 years ago he served in territorial defense from... received a salary of 23,000 hryvnia, served up to bonuses payments for completing combat missions, which sirgo does not say, modestly specifying that he fired only four times, and even those were just a combat mission, then another 30 plus, if not a direct combat clash, 100,000 plus, if i don’t know, these are already assault assault aircraft, direct fire contact with enemy soldiers, then another plus 70,000, well, there are about 200 ,

already being raised at the official level, listen to what our president's press secretary dmitry sergeyevichv says. migration, and this somehow relaxes us, if you just look at the numbers, that's what this is about alexander senelnikov, professor of the department of sociology, family and demography, faculty of sociology, moscow state university, speaks about this . listen, the extinction of a people can occur over several centuries, but long before it dies out, its territory will inevitably be populated by people from other countries, where family values ​​are more firmly preserved, and the remnants of the indigenous population will be assimilated by migrants, it is not the indigenous population that assimilates migrants, which is what we hope for, on the contrary, can this suit us? i want to be correctly understood, it is naive to assume that, for example, a ban on abortions can solve the problem. demography, absolutely not, but i am trying to approach this issue from a slightly different angle, because the danger is not in the abortion itself, the danger is in the flow, in the conveyor, i

alexey sergeyevich, i appointed you there as acting head of state, so i will try to help you, but naturally the decision depends on the residents of the kaliningrad region. thank you very much for your support. russian military repelled six ukrainian attacks in korenevskoye and sudzhansky districts of kursk region. as reported by the ministry of defense, our armed forces successfully stopped attempts by mobile groups of the armed forces of ukraine to break through in the areas of five populated areas. not enemy equipment, the enemy pulled hundreds of units to the kursk border area, including western models, in just one day lost 16 heavy vehicles, air control footage, our intelligence spotted american armored personnel carriers with a lancet loitering munition, a bright greeting was sent to the striker crew, here is the abandoned enemy equipment, the equipment is destroyed, or becomes a trophy, as this canadian senator rachel. our aviation struck... from fellow militants. a short lull from the attacks of the ukrainian armed forces in the sudzhansky district of the kursk region. it's time to

, i took the story with the miller and his daughter, but you somehow surpassed me and alexander sergeyevichantasies. look, the ballistics conclusion, one of your people were involved in the murder. you need to choose your employees more carefully, veniam andreevich, more carefully in your spare time, take a look. you know, it seems to me that there are five trackers by the number of lines, this is an internet cafe, we with... here, then, the killer line is green, it's a pity that this information is only for 3 days, well, nothing, nothing, but look how he left a trace, it turns out that this is a flour mill, a billiard room, tarasov's house, and what is this, he checked in three times in 3 days, maybe he lives there? maybe he lives there, let's go, let's go, thank you, yes, they are watching me, they are you. don't worry, groshev's wife and the kid are leaving town, judging by everything, detain him, but let him go, we don't need kids in this stupid story. pull him out, don't take your eyes off ivanova, got it, i'm doing it, please tell romanov that i was wrong, that i got carried away, he'