victory of the soviet army in the battle of stalingrad in one of the most fierce battles where fate wasecided throughout the world war, made the city world famous. every year hundreds of thousands of tourists come here from various parts of our planet. the battle of stalingrad began on july 17, 1942, approximately 150. from the city, in general, it covered an area of ​​over 100,000 km. already on august 23, the first massive bombing by fascist aircraft turned the city into ashes and ruins. stalingrad was practically wiped off the face of the earth. after the end of the battle, for many who saw the scale of the city's destruction, the restoration was... unthinkable. there were proposals to leave stalingrad in ruins as a warning to posterity, but the city rose from the ashes like a phoenix. residents began returning to the city on the volga immediately after the front line moved west. the revival of stalingrad became a symbol of the country's return to peaceful life. the volga river is the main life artery of volgograd. on water. was supplying soviet troops. during the fierce urban battle

which can be hit by both china and uh, north korea and our far east in honor of the heroes the soviet army who died in battle with japan and ceremonial events. today, not only in the far east, those who gave the world to millions of people are remembered all over the country and outside it you give a roll-out of a study in relation to him, the sbu has appointed a pledge in the amount of 509 million hryvnias - this is more than 13.5 million dollars, however, kolomoisky refused intends to appeal to the world from politicians. in ukraine, they have already noted the arrest occurred exactly at the moment when vladimir zelensky was going on a us visit to west awaiting results. how is the fight against corruption going? in the country, in particular, this is one of the conditions for negotiations on the prospect of ukraine's accession to the eu . whom do they take with them? , the ruling coalition includes scholtsy and his fellow party members, quite less than a third of the respondents. this is the worst figure since the election in the twenty-first year. the meeting point is the library, and t

in general, the ukrainian army is experiencing some consequences, er, some legacy. of the soviet unionwell, the newest things, if only with a touch of experience, it is, after all, uh, since the 14th year, as far as i know. well, what i saw here is a certain ukrainian military mentality, which is a positive characteristic of the ukrainian army and my a subjective impression that exactly such and such an approach is ukrainian, and it is precisely the military culture of ukraine, which, of course, does not yet constitute 100% of what is happening in the army. but it is at its beginning . such a different mountain because there are three - no matter how much we say about their problematic moments , it is still a big country with great resources and a very powerful and very long army ah, mr. taras, look, uh, in the soviet union, there was such a beautiful phrase the family is the stains of capitalism when they said about crime there that this is not socialism it is so but here is the family 15 e-e stains of the soviet union in the modern ukrainian army where we can see them feel we can som

it collapsed because of the army, the tsar’s army betrayed him, the generals betrayed him, kornilov betrayed him ultimatum on the table pa. and when the sovietshe stood on protecting what she pledged to protect with hers. the country was being destroyed under her hands, but what did they do? the only thing is that akhrumeev had the conscience not to see this, so the army must always defend the country, from the army, this is one of the main elites in the country, if it betrays the country, it will betray and we are talking about the soviet army, that is, the soviet army had to go against its leadership, who could have done this inside it, i just want to remind you of the state of the army at this moment, at this moment the army was betrayed, at this moment they wiped their feet on the army, at that moment people were ashamed of the fact that they took part in the afghan war, that’s absolutely right, it was a moment when you didn’t go with awards, when heroes weren’t buried, they were brought, what army could come out, the army was disintegrating, this is a mitigating circumstance, this is not softening wine, this is not the fault of the army

only 6,000,536 combat vehicles were delivered to the soviet army, and no less than 646 were made fore completion of mass production, more than 2,000 combat bm-21 vehicles were in service with 50 countries. the company was engaged in the production of rockets. in total , more than 3 million different rockets were fired for the grad rszo. as for the belarusian army, as of 2019, the troops consisted of 128 vehicles in 2018. uh, the ministry of defense of the republic of belarus approached us with a proposal to consider the possibility of modernizing the jet system. trapping citizens in factories had some experience. in that. in this area, there was a joint decision of the state committee and the ministry of defense about the beginning of experimental design work in this direction was to breathe new life into the city, put on the chassis of the belarusian maz before. there was the soviet urals and to technically install new means of communication for the guidance and launch system to work, they say at the plant they took it without hesitation, because in the nineties the first attempt to

for ukraine , the rally participants called for neutrality and leave alone the monument to the soviet armyn the center of sofia who want to dismantle. step by step, they continue to push bulgaria onto the path of war, and now we are sending our armored personnel carriers and the rest is kept secret. even the fact that the bulgarian groups are preparing to participate in military missions on the territory of ukraine, but it is unlikely that neighboring romania will want to hear it together, the united states is preparing to conduct a military exercise on the territory of moldova, training will take place from september 10 to 22, and about 500 military personnel from the three states will be involved in technical units, light small arms and artillery units of the national army. moldova's goal is to increase the interoperability of the army. the states are also preparing to hold joint exercises with armenia from september 11 to 20. the eu cannot reach an agreement on a ban on the supply of ukrainian agricultural products. the deadline is september 15. however, five countries, bulgaria , hunga

service in units of the soviet army received awards. he was uh, paroled after 8 years.oseph filianovich was arrested on the territory of the khobotovsky district, tambov region. he rounded up jews from ivanovo, then searched for them throughout the village, finished them off, and took up the position of deputy. for the burgomaster, and then burgomi of the stroganinsky volost forty-third, fled to germany in forty-five, already under the name korzik, went to serve in the soviet army in a closed court hearing of the military tribunal of the belarusian military district, was sentenced to capital punishment, filed a cassation appeal, but the sentence was upheld in force. he answered for a crime for which there is no statute of limitations. what other policemen of the logoisk district are there? none of them were rehabilitated. what secrets are hidden by the greatest shrines of christianity, all the churches, that is, the shrines on the territory of the grand duchy of lithuania on the territory of sudzhasno and so on in belarus . which twins bore the name of st. michael the a

for ukraine, the rally participants urged to remain neutral and leave alone the monument to the soviet army in the center of sofia who want to dismantle. step by step, they continue to push bulgaria onto the path of war, and now we are sending our armored personnel carriers and the rest is kept secret. even the fact that bulgarian groups are preparing to participate in military missions to the territory of ukraine , the office of citizenship and migration. latvia began to send letters to those who did not pass the exam in state languages ​​with the requirement to leave the country within 90 days , more than 60% of the 11,000 russian citizens who appeared for the exam could not pass the test. 6.5 thousand have already applied for retake, according to statistics , about 18,000 russians live in the baltic republic, who need to be tested in case of failure. they will have to leave latvia. in belarus starts a large-scale republican action symbol of unity 20-23 car rallies concert program dialogue platform with debates organizers promise a rich program patriots of belarus will visit different cit

speakers installed dynamic protection on it , developed in the ussr, contact one was adopted by the soviet army5. formerly fighters. vsu was posted on an internet video with two dozen leopards with such protection, apparently, the vushniks count on her more than on the vaunted german armor however, apparently most of the tanks in this video have already been destroyed on the field. boy. russian equipment demonstrates great survivability the ministry of defense publishes videos of the work of repair teams, which often remain with the sunset, but they also let them in depends on our success on the field. combat armored vehicles are literally being repaired. in an open field, he carries out operations of any complexity from replacing an engine to installing dynamic protection and an aiming system. this stand helps us test a very fast sight by doing the same functions that is performed in the tank and identify the malfunction. e in this sight after repair testing at the test site. every day, repairmen return several dozen combat vehicles built in . alik shishkin dmitry kachurin aleksey khkhodov vla

these former white guards began hostilities against the soviet army when it entered yugoslavia whileity corps of general stefan the gestapo, kharkov sent a request for his origin and it turned out to be the average that safes is baptized and a jew, nevertheless. he was awarded the rank of lieutenant general of the wehrmacht. you see how many amazing stories there are. we told you briefly. and why, in the past 33 years, in russia we have made a thousand films about the bolshevik guns and all their atrocities and did not reveal this page of history to the people either. interesting pages, though there were many white people among the translators of the third reich, as we remember how he writes the stories of bade’s colleagues for many emigrants who were burning thirst for revenge and hatred of the bolsheviks, entering the wehrmacht as translators was one of the few ways to the front; they served mainly in the status of civilian specialists, sonderfumers, however , wehrmacht uniforms and officers’ kiki were given to them as an example in the ninth army of the wehrmacht , which was advan

and we knew very little about the soviet union army back then because stalin would not let anybody in. he had purged the senior staff of the soviet army and in fact, in the book i found george marshall, when the soviets invaded, when the invaded the soviet union called in a bunch of reporters and executive editors and said, we don't know what's going on there, can you help us find out? and one of them was wallace carroll voss who said, the u.s. government intelligence needs to know what the status is of the soviet army and if they are going to be able to hold off this onslaught. marshall himself felt , only for a couple of months, the thought was that they are going to be overrun and so on and so forth. when he went to the soviet union, that was his purpose. to find out. therefore, when he went to the front lines and he observed, i only have my eyes to observe and the people i can contact. he came back and said yes, his feeling was that soviet union was going to be able to hold off and they were committed and behind it and then he wrote a book in 1942, the book is called we are in thi

the ukrainians in florida, gaines, the soviet red army and its allies. the division was none of a maxima. the i'm particularly is participation and involvement in mexico was killed at least a $100000.00 poles. andrews the unit was founded in 1943. i was only this, find it at the end of the war. many of the divisions survived was emigrated. it's kind of, i'm like, who have said that ever since the all saw it in paul about in front of a chain. the yellow slab who was interviews as a cleaning, i'm canadian heroes would fall again, quote russian. however, that was in reference to the read all me, which incidentally a hand by hold the said right, was kind of the for this is ally is also it was i think there's a scholarship fund named off the phone come at the university, but i'm, but in canada, the father was established in 2019 and office $30000.00 to support those studying the history, the cleaning catholic church. we preference given to those who highlight 2 of its freeze, one of whom is known to supported the previously mentioned s as in 5th division. now

soldiers converse ..so the gun commander is a 52—year—old trained to do this decades ago for the soviet army serve again. what was your family's reaction when you went to serve? did they say, forgive me, "you're too old. "let other people do it." how did people react? people sing this is how the people of yavoriv showed their grief for one of their lost sons. it's a garrison town almost as far west as you can go in ukraine, almost as far from the front as it's possible to be — and yet the raw emotion of this war and its consequences could not be more stark. the family of volodymyr kamuz, an army intelligence officer, were honoured by their community, no matter that he died soon after visiting the front rather than falling in combat. dozens of its sons have been killed in battles since the russian invasion and they mostly belong to the brigade based here before this all began and in which volodymyr started his army career. pretty much every house in this street in yavoriv has been affected by the war and service with the 24th brigade. the soldier killed back there, another seriously wounded.

he encouraged the senior staff of the soviet army and in the book i found that george marshall, when soviets invaded -- when the invaded the soviet union called in a bunch of reporters and executive editors and said we don't know what's going on there. can you help us find out? one of them was wallace carroll's boss who said the u.s. government intelligence needs to know what the status is of the soviet army and if they are going to be able to hold off this onslaught. marshall himself thought only for a couple months. the thought was they are going to be overrun. when he went into the soviet union that was his purpose. therefore, when he went to the front line he observed and said i only have my eyes to observe and the people i can contact. he came back and said, yes. his feeling was the soviet union was going to be able to hold off the and they were committed and behind it. then he wrote a book in 1942 very quickly in which he said that. the book is called where in this with russia. he said he felt he would do that. he did not go into the issues with stalin which we have now come to

additional mobilization was later announced , and already on september 14, this campaign of the soviet armyern territories of ukraine began, and this image of the so-called golden september entered history for many decades geography was used for soviet propaganda as a supposed declaration of the policy of reunification, but in fact for the galician lands it became a period of such a bloody massacre and the inclusion of that part of the land that was not yet under soviet power in the composition of this totalitarian machine to manipulate on the 19th of september and 1939, those units of the red army that entered lviv were often staffed with ukrainians from eastern central ukraine, even military personnel. well, the chiefs were military and the military chiefs were also mostly from ukrainians so that there would be an impression that this is really a unity and at first it was that this is how this exists, so mythically talking about good muscovites and bad muscovites that these in the year 39 were as if they were good . of course, that is, such an illusion of this liberation was created and e

the days of the polish army were numbered only when german troops had already advanced close, and were on the premises. uh, lvov brest , uh, were near grodno, only then did the sovietsion on september 17, at the beginning of the famous liberation campaign of the red army, uh, the troops of the belarusian and ukrainian fronts were activated, uh, who received literally the night before this event instructions that they should come to the aid of the fraternal belarusian and ukrainian people suffering from the polish occupation, uh, prevent the occupation of belarusian and ukrainian lands from the germans and precisely under these slogans. liberation of their brothers, belarusians. and ukrainians. e, the red army began military operations, and e in many places. uh, the red army encountered absolutely no resistance. people came out with flowers, and people came out with bread and salt to meet the troops of the red army, as liberators. this was very typical for the majority of belarusian landowners. yes, you can see how the council is moving here. the search is just advancing into this territory, but with all this, it should be noted that even the polish state itself and

forty-first year, the vyazemsky cauldron was encircled in the vyazma region - these were four soviet armies surrounded by an army group, the center of the wehrmacht operation in the moscow direction was called typhoon. the losses of the red army amounted to more than a million people, 600,000, of which of whom were captured, among them was the orderly instructor antonina makarova. in a camp for soviet prisoners of war, antonina met the red army soldier sergei finchuk; he managed to escape for several months. they wandered through the forests, walked hundreds of kilometers and headed in the bryansk direction. as a result, we came to finchuk’s native village, red well. here their paths diverged, makarova’s companion went to his family. and tonya asked to stay with a local resident, but didn’t stay long antonina met the chief of police the village of lokot, which was only 6 km from the red well and moved there, only the machine gunner ended up in the vologda region, and which was such a very interesting formation in the temporarily occupied territory and accepted it on the first day by none ot

on sakhalin in august 1945 , the second offensive operation of the soviet army unfolded, which created a successful springboard for advancing to the kuril islands today on the island, in memory of the feat of soviet soldiers , flowers were laid at the eternal flame, then a parade took place. in the past people of warriors, respect their uplifts, remember them and take an example from them. the khabarovsk floor of the central square was held by the honorary cole company of the eastern military district. in addition, a solemn ceremony took place in honor of the united states . europe is on the verge of the most serious split in recent decades due to the difference in approaches to supporting ukraine , the american monthly atlantic writes about this, according to the author of the article disagreements so serious that they could lead to liquidation in 2025, the north atlantic alliance, which, as the magazine writes, won the cold war, will not survive coming to power in us republicans and donald trump and other party candidates. they promise to cut military and financial assistance to ukra

andrei himself served in the ranks of the soviet army and in poland, even in films, the roles of peoplecame his calling card. in past. every person. there are things that cannot be forgotten. and we’re not just talking about the memorable image of marshal tukhachevsky , but also about police colonel victor rastorgueva, who over the course of several serial years rose to the rank of general. i am the head of the criminal investigation department, colonel rastorguev. i want you to surrender voluntarily. i don’t want anyone to suffer during this time. much has changed in the lives of andrei and yulia themselves, after leaving the gorky moscow art theater, they became artists of the maly theater. but one thing remained unchanged: their love, which connected the actors back in their student years, went through all the trials here in this studio. she was there even before our special operation began. yes, we all understood that it's still happening a little bit in another world and we were for a moment of an amazing father. well, what handsome guy did you come with? yes? and this is mine, and

you do not recognize the soviet army, and we do not recognize soviet power. and let's go back to whatill stop him? how are the british then the americans? and by analogy with this, now the americans are starting to try, because of their stupidity, they did not understand and did not understand its geography. they are now trying to flirt from the side of central asia where they are getting into central asia where are they, where is central and in central asia there are three countries that play their mouths. one is beautiful, the second is small, and the third is turkey, turkish culture. turkey considers this the sphere of its national influence. and they they think that from washington they will climb in there against china against russia against turkey and all these peoples are sitting and just waiting for the americans to appear. and next to them are those on whom they depend in all respects, but the americans don’t know, they don’t know geography either. they are not literate. and the last thing i wanted to say was me. this brazen statement by the president of the united states is

the war unleashed by the west, bulgaria must maintain neutrality ; rally to the monument to the soviet armywhich the capital authorities want to dismantle; attempt to demolish; actions installed around the monument the brawl has outgrown. until we meet, we continue the conversation. a wonderful one was completed, and private astronautics in russia we have three large areas. this is the development of ultra-light and lightweight launch vehicles. this is the creation of satellites and satellite constellations. and this is the analysis of space data. the three major areas in which we are working are already producing results. it's already there everywhere. uh, our successes, and our main slogan is probably the idea that we want to convey. this is space for the earth, we are not talking about the need to fly to other planets, there populate mars or the moon no, we are talking about the fact that on earth there are still enough different issues and problems that need to be solved, and astronautics can help us earthlings very much in this, when i say the popularization of private astronautics. i

the greatness of certain nations is leveled out by the role of the soviet uh soviet army in the second the contrary. these are all national. eh, quasi- liberation patriotic movements that also acted as collaborators. they fought at one time, then from the germans to the fascist invaders from the red army. well , nevertheless, they were engaged in criminal activities, including the most serious crimes, they killed people, something was killed. yes, yes, including civilians , they destroyed people based on nationality and social grounds and simply engaged in robbery and banditry, so there are natural justifications for this. no, we must understand one thing, that ivan mikhailovich , it is very important for us not to cross this line. you will remember that you and i recently sent a delegation and certain of our, so to speak , ancestors were buried in poland. and in the baltic states we were friends and traded with you and hugged and kissed and built a normal relationship. but ours are very well-versed in their ability, so to speak, and share the principle of acting. rule over friends in

the greatness of certain nations is leveled by the role of the soviet electric power of the soviet army world war, on the contrary. these are all national. eh, such quasi-liberation movements are patriotic, which also acted as collaborators. they fought at one time, then from the germans to the fascist invaders from the red army . nevertheless, they were engaged in criminal activities, including the most serious crimes, they killed people, we are talking about murder. approximately yes, yes, including they destroyed civilians on a national basis on a social basis and were simply engaged in robbery and banditry, therefore, of course , there is no justification for this, but we must understand one thing with you that ivan mikhailovich is very important for us not to cross this line. you will remember that we recently sent a delegation and some of our common, so to speak, ancestors were buried in poland. yes, and in the baltic states he was already friends and traded, we hugged and kissed and built normal relations. but ours are very competently savvy with skills, so to speak, according to

again, a former officer of the soviet army of the red army, lieutenant melnichenko ivan dmitrievich, the company. she became part of the battalion at that time. that is, there were two german companies and ukrainian, this is the same melnichenko who burned people in gorki, committed atrocities in khatyn and was involved in the destruction of hundreds of settlements on the territory of belarus . he is involved in most punitive operations. there are people without moral principles, who, if they were given the task of killing, nothing stopped them, not a woman, not a child, not an elderly person. they went beyond existing norms, pacifying the local population. they acted contrary to the existing rule. why even you ses them were called criminals, and their cruelty was repeatedly written by the ss chief , himmler and hitler had commands, but they were more relevant to the population. there is somewhere not to abuse it. he even gave the order that before the village was destroyed. well, that is , try not to destroy the trees, but for the battalion there was no obstacle. that is, they wante

soviet army. not only did it defeat the key wehrmacht point in the moscow direction. board. to further advance the troops and liberate belarus, the retreating germans used scorched earth tactics, the whole of smolensk turned into a huge bonfire , up to 120,000 civilians became victims of the nazi invaders, as follows from the documents, the offensive of the red army was hampered by the autumn thaw. as a result of heavy rains, the roads were wet , the bridges were destroyed by the retreating enemy, so the movement of the wheeled horse-drawn transport is difficult and the roads are not at all passable for vehicles, as a result of which the delivery of ammunition would be difficult, and in such difficult conditions our soldiers and commanders showed heroic courage. now the liberation from smolensk on the same evening in moscow a salute from 200 guns was fired by several dozen that jupiter with the satellites saturn and the bright stars of the northern hemisphere could be seen in the center of kaliningrad, specially for this purpose professional and amateur telescopes wer

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how to fill the capabilities of the ukrainian army, it’s such a mess, as they once said in the soviet army and we have a front there that is useful. do i understand correctly or not? because i really just tell you a little bit about the differences, you don’t have any military experience, but from my point of view, the minister was not bad, and i also see this person as our patriot. yes, for sure, because our crimean tatar brothers are sometimes more patriots of ukraine than many, many ukrainians but the professional abilities are unknown, your version, well , they support the decision of the president of the state militarily. but if you and i are guided by the experience of nato, then indeed there are these positions of division , the minister of defense is a political position and the general staff is actually purely military which is immersed in military issues and is engaged in training for war, after all, as in our country, that is why we see among the ministers of defense of many countries , people, worthy managers, active , who bring some creativity they contribute to reforms in thi

my military experience is limited to conscript service in the soviet army back in the seventies, bute useful. as i understand it, the problem is that really the drone, as they say, was caught off guard by the really massive use of drones, uh, apparently, to some extent it really looks like it was in the first world war. by the way, in the second world tank breakthroughs became the same know-how, unfortunately, primarily on the part of the germans. yes, i would, that's what i think, apparently, maybe. well, the technology is appropriate. and this technology, perhaps, is just well forgotten. i don’t know if the modern army, for example, has such things as the shilka that we had in the seventies. shilka is not a thing, it was intended for a four-barreled one. this. it was intended for low flying targets and not for naturally high speed targets , as they say, i don’t know, most likely she was removed with weapons. it seems to me that this is precisely what she would do with the uh, dual slender machine guns that were still in use. uh, in the first and second world war, because it is clea

understand, we don’t understand, this adaptation, whatever it was, he was a general of the army, the soviet army loved him and accepted and awarded him, of course, it is not some kind of you know, guys from berezhan, no, this is the elite, the elite, and this person, together with his entourage, but you can’t speak badly about it, these are russian people, well , i also sat down yesterday, i think, let’s take a look, i found the turkistan sss wafen, the armenian , azerbaijani, indian, baltic, the netherlands, belgium, denmark, i'm not talking about norway, france, just some, not a huge number of people who, the troops that were provided to support hitler, and all this must be understood, and here it turns out, only ukrainians were like that, and there was no collaboration, you were not believe what i will say now, about 15 years ago, at moscow university, one person defended, at that time it was still possible, a dissertation on collaboration in the ussr during the second world war, and we found out that among all the collaborators, members of the union, that is, from estonia there, i don't know

their war. and this is an insult to the memory of those millions of ukrainians who fought in the soviet armyy fought against fascism, now let's talk to the curator of the exhibition, senator dmitry vasilenko. dmitry yuryevich, hello, so, first the question is how the idea of ​​the exhibition came about, how difficult it was to organize it, how much effort was required to implement this idea and what the message was. as for the idea that was implemented in the federation council, it gave birth. about a year and a half ago, it was divided into two component parts: the first is that we brought equipment that the nato countries prepared for ukraine, these were armored personnel carriers, these were tanks, well, the tanks were soviet, of course, seventy-second, but nevertheless, the weapons, sights, thermal imagers were all nato and the supply the shells and loading of weapons were completely nato, they were made in an advanced manner, of course very well, well, these tanks and armored personnel carriers were captured by military... reconnaissance in good condition, quite generally decent, there

february 1900, as a result of joint military operations of the soviet army and partisans , the territoryage councils was liberated, and a corridor of 40 km was formed between the location of the german armies north and center. it was not a wide avenue along which you can move freely and easily, it was a forested swampy area, which was not easy to pass, but essentially... this is the road of life, through a corridor free from german invaders, to a large the land through which about 200,000 civilians were evacuated and volunteers were sent to the red army. it was at this time that the headquarters of the first belarusian partisan brigade under the command of old man minai was located on the edge of a forty-kilometer gap in the village of zapolye. minai filipovich shmyrev, aka father minai, was born on december 23, 1891 in the village of punishche, velezhsky district, now the territory of the vitebsk region. his fate is truly unique in terms of the scale of events and terrible trials through which he had to to go through your difficult but bright life. when we talk about minai, about father

this is a, it was essentially crushed in the 2nd world war by the red soviet army, of course, in 1944. and soon after that it was renamed, the, the, you, queen, national army. but let's also remind ourselves that at the time canada was a soviet ally. so this really looks quite funny and hypocritical, celebrating, and that is the veteran in your problem and is certainly not what you would expect from them, right? this veteran you have a sub who got was never really shy of, he's not the past because it was very much well documented. we, we can see photos of him proudly sending alongside his and not the cooperators in the us as the vision. but you know, it seems that canada is really no stranger to white washing, nods the links because one of the people who rose to their feet in the parliament was none other than the canadian deputy minister, chris jo freeland. now what's interesting about this is that chris, jeff freeland her grandfather just so happens to have been in the plane in world war 2. and that's a collaborator whose name was michael. hum. yep. and adding to that the pallets it

father of eight children, his eldest son at the time of his father’s arrest was as an officer of the soviet armynts in various forms of cooperation with the nazi occupiers to do well, then integrate soviet life into mirny, and in some cases receive pensions, like participants in the great patriotic war. enjoyed benefits. they went and spoke at schools and were guests of honor at rallies dedicated to them. victories of the family, wife. children. many did not know at all about, let’s say, the dark past of their husbands, that is, for them it was the husband’s father, who was a front-line veteran, he had there were awards and more than one award. and it was just a shock for loved ones, wives, and children. it was just a shock. for the atrocity that they tried so carefully to hide, the case of the ukrainian hundred still had to answer in the procedural practice of the soviet union , the exceptional capital punishment of which seven accused were sentenced was not carried out; the convicts filed a cassation appeal and a petition for pardon , the capital punishment was replaced by 15 years. imprisonme

the trenches here are precisely in those places where the trenches of the soviet army were located duringfortified areas of the armed forces, which were built on the outskirts of belogorovka, are being attacked by the artillery of the central military district. there are battles and arrivals; the meaning of this height is that it is dominant in this direction. that is, behind us there is already a populated area, the city of lisichansk, and this is, as it were, the last frontier before the city, which protects it behind this advanced frontier, the private sector, lisichansk, as volunteers say , there is nowhere to retreat, a very important milestone. we are very serious. su-25 attack aircraft always fly at an extremely low altitude in full readiness. while the rooks of the central military district are fulfilling their task , a group of attack helicopters takes to the skies. less than half an hour before the firing line, the attack alligator manages to use up all its ammunition, the crew commander with the call sign mayak tells us, while working on the second target , a rocket was launche

we remember when the stingers of five or seven years old didn't give afghan rebels against the soviet army just went on for years, and i also remember churchill's witty ironic saying that i thank the united states for the fact that they always they make the best choices well, just the day before palan marshala opened, but after it they will go through all the worst option - that is, he is so under under under under under the underfoot if the american stellich is just americans . it seems that they are harnessing for a very long time, it is not because they are bad, it is good the policy of the united states, the policy of agreements, the policy of mutual calls in correspondence, and if so, if the effort is to put everything, everything, everything on a lever and measure what will happen next and what and what will be the consequences and what will happen tomorrow and what will happen in a year and what will happen in 10 years, correctly, i understand such an internal american policy, americans really need a consensus, or rather a consensus. and the so-called inclusiveness , that is, the in

the khokhlovs, that is, it is just hatred for ukrainians, and therefore repeat, repeat, what the soviet army. - when during the second world war, when the dnipro was red with blood, this is what they can do now, because those citizens who remained in the occupied territories need to think very carefully , mobilization on the ethnic principle is possible and for men of conscription age, the risks are simply colossal, and by the way, you can escape from there for the time being, eh, the last question is espionage. i would call this question rather espionage, if there was a so-called referendum in crimea regarding the fate of crimea, then i met mustafa gadze milov, who said that we found what actually participated, 42% participated, and 37 out of 42 voted there. do you have any possible solutions to find out how many people actually voted? i'm not saying for whom but when you say they want to have 70-80%, and the ukrainians write that the voting is going very sluggishly , well, the press, journalists who probably have some sources of their own there in crimea or there in the occupied territorie

fact that they took volunteers, they weren’t called up, they were volunteers in 1944, when the soviet armywn their arms, including the ss fighters of the ss divisions , were given an amnesty. and we keep wondering, where are these marches still coming from? how is it possible, it seems, as they say, so many years have passed, it seems, their they were persecuted there, it turns out that this is it, but they still go, you know, and these people they are now applauding, but phenomenal in general, as they say in this, but the problem is that we have almost reached this point in our historiography and literature and we have these 30 years. such historical research. i love history; i read it a lot and read a lot of history books. this has changed somewhat now. and in principle, in our historiography there is approximately the same picture about the soviet union and its participation. as they say , all this and this, we see everything that this that's over. how this ended, or rather , did not end. and this process is becoming more and more aggravated. so now what i would like to say a little abo

the excavations here are exactly in those places where there were trenches of the soviet army duringreat patriotic war on the fortified areas of the armed forces, which were built on the outskirts of belogorovka, and the artillery of the central military district was striking. and then there are fights arrivals happen; the meaning of this height is that it is dominant in this direction. that is, there is already a populated area behind us, the city of lisichansk. it’s ready and, as it were, this is the last frontier before the city that protects it behind this advanced frontier, the private sector, lisichansk, as the volunteers say , there is nowhere to retreat, a very important frontier. we have very, well, serious matters here. i'll tell you a serious area, which is where aviation works. they always walk at an extremely low altitude in full readiness. bye grachi of the central military district , a group of attack helicopters takes to the sky to carry out their task. less than half an hour before the firing line, the strike alligator manages to expend all its ammunition, the crew c

wasn't there at all, but the most massive it was exactly where there was a threat, uh, the russian soviet armynted a threat, i already am, yes, i just realized that i already, i already started to talk serhii petukhov , senior lecturer of the ukrainian and luhansk academy, ex-deputy minister of justice , listen to mr. serhiy, so you spoke just about rolanda, who decided not to pursue . and i gave such an example that when i watch, uh , english football, football, it is always written visit rwanda. that is, this country may be because she did not pursue, now she a tourist mecca and the whole world goes there and admires all these jungles and animals and so on and so on and so on and here to find this line where where else to pursue and where is it possible to forgive there is such a line at all should this be a public discussion there is no single recipe that would work in all countries, each country is looking for its own recipe, and i think that there is a consensus in society regarding the russian invaders, but for example, there is no consensus regarding the collaborators, because the situa

it included all the best and fighters studied judo and jiu-jitsu sambo techniques soviet army then theyf employees of the ministry of internal affairs. the former head of the moscow police is now the president of the sambo federation of the oryol region. anatoly yakunin, one of the heroes in the book sambo team, lieutenant general, began mastering this art while still in technical school. the skills acquired helped me achieve high heights in my career. today he is actively involved in promoting sports not only among the youth of big cities, but also in rural areas, he himself stands out in our country. very serious attention today. but you you see, we recently literally held the first russian sabbath championship among rural teams, that is, sambo should be cultivated not only in cities. in regional centers. it should reach down to small towns and villages , the first deputy secretary of the security council of the russian federation and the chairman of the board of trustees of the all-russian federation shared their impressions of the sambo team. sambo rashid nurgaliev is also a former

take it that those part of the people who did not serve on the side were, or rather, against - the soviet army within the framework of the nyumen process, the emphasis is quite clearly placed there, who should be classified as nazi criminals, who no need to be classified as nazi criminals, of course, in western ukraine there are streets named after the fourteenth sss volunteer infantry division golichin, and the day of its creation is freely celebrated in lviv in kiev. glory to you! but the lowlife probably doesn’t know well, the historical document to which it refers, the nuremberg tribunal did not have to mention in the text of the verdict the name of the golicin division, like the name of any other division, because the entire ss organization, all its members, were called criminal, golicin is a full-fledged part of the ss. the speaker of the house of commons is now extremely compromised, there is a lack of insight and ignorance of history. this is a polish statement. the mida golicin division, in which the ukrainian canadian gunka served in february of 1944, burned the polish the village of