will never win against a large soviet army, a small soviet army, unfortunately, there was the ssua large soviet army the russian army remains, if we want to win this war, then we need exactly the ukrainian army that can win this war, and i am very pleased that just then in the 14th of the 15th year, we managed to start the processes that well, for some, they seemed strange, unnecessary, a little so side, compared to the serious processes of reforming the army, there was talk of some symbolism , some renaming of military units, well, it would seem that these are related to each other, but in fact, this is an appeal to the ukrainian traditions, this design within the framework of the ukrainian tradition, combined with the modernization of the army, it seems to me, it gave the result that now we have a truly armed forces of ukraine, now we have a truly powerful tool capable of protecting the country in the future as well, i am sure we have to understand that we can survive as a national community , as a nation, if we are, well, a military nation, we have to understand that in these t

we own quite a lot of captured archives , well, those that the soviet army, the red army took, when itrlin and other territories of germany, they were taken to the soviet union and today are our property. they were paid for, there are goebbels' diaries, for example, there are ss documents and so on, which means documents about crimes, so that they think about who started such terrible things, such as fascism, nazism and so on, let’s take and show the materials from the investigation into the murder of hitler, so let them think about how such crimes end for those who committed them, otherwise we really don’t like our western colleagues remember this, confirmation. one of my colleagues’ topics is the use of modern cloud technologies, how to find archival documents without leaving home, as well as issues of their restoration and popularization outside of registers. another stage has begun in the armed forces checks of combat readiness, as noted by the ministry of defense, the check is comprehensive in nature and will determine the readiness of military units and subunits to carry out task

are given such instructions, i am not surprised by this, because instructions were given in the soviet armyin itself and so on and so on, i would already said, you know, when i was still studying in that soviet school, they wrote on a poster there that a soldier of the soviet army never surrenders to the enemy, he will kill himself in the end, well, that is, but you think so, my god , but where, how can one be humane, or find some kind of humane attitude, how not to dehumanize the thief? in in principle, if he does not behave like a human being, because that, well, there are zombies, real zombies, and the second video is also beautiful , i watched it, that is, after some russian soldier was also wounded, and the second one, the video is simply filmed by a ukrainian drone, and the second one, who is next to him, he goes up to him and kills him simply, shoots him with a submachine gun and starts rummaging in his pockets all over there, and you also look and think, my god, who are we dealing with ... or is it people in general, now the audience will say, why are you telling all this and not sh

he managed to serve in the soviet army, rose to the rank of captain, although his comrade stalin, noter how much kimertsen did not allow it, did not allow him to go to the front, stalin had other plans for him. korean statehood regained its independence after world war ii, in connection with the rapid advance of the soviet army, transferred from europe after the defeat of japan. our troops marched at such high speeds that the liberation of korea took only a few days. but in those battles our soldiers and officers died. of course, zhemer wrote later, that the soviet operation to defeat the japanese troops was able to. in such a short time due to the fact that it was preceded by many years of war of resistance by our korean army and our people. for 20 years they partisans, partisans, partisans, partisans, nothing worked for them, but as soon as the russians went on the attack, they immediately won, it just so happened. but we won’t be angry for this, because they were still truly grateful to us, not like some who thanked us for the help we provided in those years. liberation from fasci

court ruling it was written, taking into account his injury, disability, service in units of the soviet armyarole, after 8 years, in the fifty-first year, peslyak joseph felitsyanovich was arrested on the territory of the khobotovsky district of the tambov region, he drove jews to the ivanovo region, then searched for them in the villages and finished them off, held the position of deputy burgomaster, and then burgomaster of the gain volost, in 1943 he fled to germany, in 1945, already under the name korzik, he went to serve in the soviet army, in a closed court hearing of a military tribunal belarusian military district was sentenced to capital punishment, filed a complaint, but the sentence was upheld, he answered for a crime for which there is no statute of limitations, what are the rest policemen of the lagoi district, none of them were rehabilitated? belarus is an amazing country with its own interesting past, full of legends and traditions. look, what a curious thing i found, it’s not just a piece of iron sticking out of the wall, it’s a polish geodetic sign, i’ve only seen a couple of

, part of the combat vehicles that are in service in belarus came to us from the once powerful soviet army this technique was created, it had no analogues in all over the world, but over time, combat vehicles became worn out and began to need modernization. sometimes this is a serious repair that changes the car by 70-80%, but most often it is a partial modification, for example, installation on a new chassis, in our country it is most often mzkt or mas, this happened with the sample, which became the first project of inna tyulikova , we went there to the 120th division, where the military told us directly what they would like to improve, new racks were installed in the cabin with new equipment, which was additionally included, another additional generator was installed in order to increase the power here; the legendary soviet city became the combat vehicle that fell into inna’s reliable women’s hands. the 122 mm multiple launch rocket system was designed to destroy open, covered enemy personnel. the shells easily destroyed equipment and armored personnel carriers in the concentration area

thousand soldiers per day, an absolutely good indicator, although i will remind you that when the soviet armyt was the cold war, there were...' 160, soviet soldiers in one day, that is, in fact there, 100 days of the soviet army's offensive were at such a rate that 1,600 were destroyed per day. ugh. mr. sergey, we actually spoke with yevhen ievlliv from the horliv district a few minutes ago, and he told us that there is not a lot of ammunition, that is, there is no excess of it, we understand. that such a situation is normal during the war, and therefore they cannot... take it lightly , accordingly, they only hit very important objects, and in that way they undermine some logistical capabilities of the enemy, according to your analysis and observation, how easy it is for them to move now to the temporarily occupied territories of the ukrainian donbass, the ukrainian south, to supply, deliver ammunition, equipment, transport people on time, are these logistical chains a little played out, because we see that they have planned to build a railway and an additional road in the south they started

on august 12, the soviet army left elista.sn’t at all that it turned out that the road from elesa to astrakhan is all complete rubbish, i don’t want it. built two defensive lines, but there were no troops to fill these lines. in 1943. the kalmyk population complicit with the german invaders. in december of the same year, the kalmyks were deported to siberia, the urals and central asia. this resettlement became a national disaster. more than 40,000 people died in exile. kalmyks were allowed to return to their homeland only in 1956. the sheet remembers every year the tragic events of deportation at the monument of exodus and return, created by the sculptor ernst unknown. research of modern historians prove that there were no more collaborators among the kalmyks than among other peoples. the soldiers of kalmykia fought courageously on the fronts of the great patriotic war in partisan detachments. during the war , 26,000 kolmyks were drafted into the red army, numbering 125,000, which means that almost every fifth of the kalmaks w

[000:00:00;00] a girl, a tank driver, well, soviets, from the soviet army, and they are looking at each other there, well, there is such and such a scene, as if there were ukrainians there, and there were ukrainians, but they ended up on different sides, because some were forced, well, let's say that my grandfather and great-grandfather were simply brought to the village, taken away, and you joined the army, yes, well, no one asked you, on the other hand, you joined the army because you wanted to stop the darkness that came from the east, well, i think it is worth reminding how many ukrainians were destroyed, killed in lviv, in galicia, well, in general. in western ukraine after the 39th year, well, starting from the 40th year, before the arrival of the germans, and also how many ukrainians were resettled to siberia and other regions of the russian federation, so everything is clear here, in your opinion, how in my opinion, as a historian, what should the ukrainian public, certain officials have done, how should they have reacted competently to this scandal, the ukrainian side, unfortun

with surprise, that is, well , this is how he says such nonsense, because if it weren’t for the soviet armylikely, maybe, everything would be under hitler’s feet already, in fact, this is a colossal feat of the soviet army and the same is now being performed by russian soldiers in ukraine, defending donbass from nazism and from the zelsky government. have you ever come across the history of the tragedy that happened in babimyuru, and do americans even know anything about it? i think that the americans, well, know a little, but regardless of whether they know the details or not, they know for sure. i can absolutely say that we , the united states, were allies with the russian army, and they understand that the people like zelsky, joe biden, in fact they are the true enemies, and in no way vladimir putin. and now the most interesting thing is, what political movement does blinkin, nuland, muuland belong to? they have a small but very aggressive movement, they call it local. well, according to the principle, where they agreed, in the aspin mountains , in my opinion, they catch trout there, the

that a soldier of the sss halychyna division took aim at the tanks, a girl, a tankman, from the soviet armyls out of the tank, and they are looking at each other, and there is such and such a scene, and it seems there are ukrainians, and there are ukrainians, but they ended up on different sides, because some of them were forced, well, let's say, like my grandfather, great-grandfather, they just came to the village, took you and you went to the army, so, well, no one asked you, on the other hand, there too, you went to the army, that's why that you wanted to stop the darkness that was coming from the east, well, i think it is only worth reminding how many ukrainians were destroyed, killed in lviv, in galicia, and in general in western ukraine, after... after the year 39, well , starting in the 1940s, before the arrival of the germans, and also how many were resettled to siberia and other regions of the russian federation, ukrainians, so everything is clear here, in your opinion, as in the opinion of a historian, what should have been done by the ukrainian public, certain officials, how to r

i would not touch on this topic at all, but since vich mentioned how the soviet army or the russian armyt i want to say that this is an absolutely incorrect comparison, because 27 million soviet citizens died, the majority of them civilians, and the minority military, in nazi germany after the end they died, i don’t remember how many, there were 12 or 15 million people, the majority of them, the majority were military, that is , we didn’t kill civilians? moreover, they didn’t do it purposefully, so it is absolutely incorrect in this case to compare the actions of the soviet red russian army in the great patriotic war and what is happening now, but i want to return to our general topic, respond to a couple of phrases spoken, here is dmitry evgenievich, how if he were standing next door, he always argues, because he’s just next door, yes, the united states of america wanted to preserve this... peace, which, but now , i personally, based on what biden said, we realized that it would not be possible to preserve it, so we need a new world order, naturally, under our leadership, but the design

know how it’s panic. sabotage - this would be the exact word that was once used for this in the soviet armyorrespondents, those who work there, the guys are very strict to information now, they talk very professionally about the pros, cons, anything, and, by the way,

soldiers converse ..so the gun commander is a 52—year—old trained to do this decades ago for the soviet armyred to 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 wou

in attawa they glorified a man who fought against the soviet army. which, by the way, was an ally of canadian army, in fact, in parliament they paid honor to the one who fought against the grandfathers of those who applauded him. in addition, gunko was granted an audience with the prime minister, therefore, former officials of the country studied his background. however, the fact that the elderly nazi was found by ukrainians changes a lot. it turns out that zelsky and his subordinates knew perfectly well who they were dealing with, and the choice of the nazi was conscious and well thought out. love it. the west is trying not to notice the fascism of the ukrainian authorities, but it is becoming more and more difficult to do this day by day. and canada itself is a country that consistently conducts the policy of legalizing nazism in the form of the ukrainian ss and not only. this opinion was voiced at the club of editors on belarus one. the scandal in the parliament of the country of the wedge leaf obviously showed that the nazi octopus reached there, but all this has an economic just

the military there , well, fulfilled their task, but since we betrayed the soviet people then its soviet armyt collapse, so to speak, yes, i didn’t send you there... we didn’t send you there, yes, and there was a lot of stuff like that, that’s all it was, that’s why , you see, these are history lessons, it’s very important to get here to the depth where something really arose to understand, respectively, how it grew and how it grew here, then you have a chance to correct something, but dmitry, you have long ago raised these questions, yes, which many of our people are afraid of people, well... believe that they are too global or vague, although it’s personally important to me to live with a super idea, well, i like difficult questions, that’s normal, here’s one of your questions, can we offer the world an alternative to the system, which imposed consumption is the main content human essence, yes life, yes life. well, we now have snickers, well, it’s clear that the spiritual sagged a little at some point, especially, as we say at this stage, the nineties, the end of the eighties, well, i’m jus

the vyazemsky cauldron is four soviet armies that were surrounded by the army center group.ration in the moscow direction was called typhoon. the losses of the red army amounted to more than a million people. 600,000 of whom were captured. among them was a san instructor. in the camp for soviet prisoners of war antonina met the red army soldier sergei fitchuk, they managed to escape, they wandered through the forests for several months, walked hundreds of kilometers, headed in the bryansk direction, and eventually came to fitchuk’s native village of red well, here their paths diverged. makarova’s companion went to the family, and tonya asked to stay with a local resident, but did not stay long, with the chief of police of the village of lokot, which was only 6 km from the red well and moved there, the thin machine gunner ended up in the lakota volost, which was such a very interesting formation in the temporarily occupied territory, and was accepted on the first day by none other than bronislav kaminsky, who actually ruled this area and subsequently had the rank of generalma

imagine what difficulties, for us the main thing was that israel at least honored the memory of the soviet armyterms, namely may 9, but immortal regiment, yes, but the position is ukraine, and the position on ukraine was ambivalent. but when a high-ranking israeli comes and says on the radio what you are doing, you are glorifying the murderers of the jewish people, arousing respect, and when they then come and quietly calmly drive to baber through the streets, i don’t know there are bandera and these criminals, that you don’t see anything, well , this is the attitude, excuse them, these politicians, maybe even the government of israel, towards their own to the suffering of their own people, this lies on their conscience, i just. i'm talking about perception, on the other hand, indeed, that’s what you said, israel is practically the only country that has now preserved may 9 as a holiday, because the rest have all switched to may 8, that is, the way they celebrate in the west, israel is really the country where these red flags, the banner of the 150th infantry division and everything else and the

he was appointed commander. again, a former officer of the soviet army, the red army, lieutenant milnichenkois company, it became part of the battalion at that time, that is, there were two german companies, a ukrainian company, the same melnichenko, who burned people in borki, committed atrocities in khatyn and was involved in the destruction of hundreds of settlements on the territory of belarus, with derlewanger he participated in most punitive operations, people without moral principles, who, if the task of murder was assigned, nothing stopped them, neither a woman, nor a child, nor an elderly person , derlivanger’s methods of warfare went beyond existing norms, pacifying the local population, they acted contrary to the existing rule, for which even in the sss they they were called criminals; reports were repeatedly written about their cruelty to the chief of the sss , himler and hitler. there were even commands, well, to treat the population more humanely, somewhere it was kindly used, even shenkender gave the order that before destroying the village, well, that is, try not to destroy t

during world war ii, the soviet army liberated the peninsula from japanese invaders and liberated sovietn exemplary manner. the orthodox cross and hundreds of graves are the largest burial sites of soviet soldiers and officers in the republic. there are 11 cemeteries and more than 300 individual graves of soviet citizens in the dprk. to the southern neighbors of the dprk, who note the highest level of tension. cold war, moscow recommends returning to the negotiating table, a mechanism for dialogue on peace and security in northeast asia has long been created, but not used by the us. they continued to put forward unacceptable conditions during these negotiations, demanding unilateral concessions from the dprk, which was clearly unrealistic, and now we have a situation that, of course, is becoming more and more alarming. simple relations between neighbors in the far east, sergei lavrov also assessed the chances of stopping the bloodshed in the near east. clavamit recalled that the united states blocked the resolution proposed by moscow on the gas sector in the un security council, thereby

battalion arrived from germany from the city of woodzetz, together with a former officer of the soviet armywho, like me, was captured by the germans at the beginning of the war. we were sent to kiev after passing. complete anti-soviet orientation, hatred of the soviet union, of course, using nationalist ones. at the end of november 1942, ukrainian policemen were sent. belarus to fight partisans. at the end of december 1942 , the 118th ukrainian police battalion changed its location. the headquarters is transferring the first and third companies. to the regional center of pleschennitsa, this was the status of the settlement during the years of occupation; the second company was sent towards slutsk. in pleschenitsy, the unit was located in the barracks of the former pleschenitsy border detachment. from here, on january 6, 1943 , the day before christmas, the ukrainian nazis set off for a punitive operation in the village of chmelevichy. on the approach to the village, on the orders of smovsky and vasyura, shelling of the settlement began. the punishers paved the way for themselves. having bur

that they don’t need, they will hide it, and they will pull out the crime, the so-called... the soviet armyn the holocaust in 10-15 years, right here i agree with you, hitler will be acquitted if we don’t win, yes, but if we if we don’t win, then why a world in which there will be no russia, then we’ll go to heaven, they’ll just die, and if we... then we’ll complete what our great-grandfathers failed to achieve, this time, there where the banner of russia will rise, it will never fall again, now advertising, then we will continue, in the ranks of my unit there were a lot of drug addicts, we said that i am sure... the fighters who ran near me appear in their actions, in the same way they shot at houses chaotically, they shot at windows, you realized that you were laying according to the residents of mariupol, i understood, but i was on drugs, the pills that we saw are serious tranquilizers, a person forgets what pain, fatigue are, everything that is used in ukraine is factory -made by a research institute. here is the same apey spray based on nalfubin. the cia clearly continues to conduct si

hostilities, but after the revolution, all military formations of the tsarist era were disbanded and a soviet armyr service. structurally, it was part of the kgb. in post-soviet russia , the federal border service was initially an independent structure; since 2003, by presidential decree, it has been part of the russian fsb. on october 27, 1901 , sergei rachmanino’s second concerto for piano and orchestra was performed publicly for the first time in moscow. nikolai, he helped him mentally recover after the unsuccessful premiere of his first symphony. rachmaninov played himself, as an orchestra conductor, a famous pianist and musical and public figure performed, alexander zelutti. depending on the tempo the performer chooses, the concert lasts from 34 to 38 minutes. the second concerto remains not only rachmaninoff's most performed masterpiece. he greatly influenced the classical repertoire of other composers and even pop music. tunes from this. concert became the basis for the songs of frank senatre and silindion. on october 27, 1925, a patent for water skis was issued. it was received by engineer

testifies. about the creativity of the army, this is what shows that our army is not as stubborn as the soviet army was and remains now orkiv army, we have a different army, our army is too intellectual for it to be simply defeated, overcome on all fronts , including the information front, your bairaktar is now being sung, well, everyone who is not lazy, it doesn’t affect you, because different there are, let's say , options, absolutely. clings, on the contrary, let it be popularized and let it sound and live as long as possible. maybe time has passed for her to see the relevance of those words, that's all for encouragement, but if the people came, if they liked it, let them sing it, personally, about 50 times, bands and performers took permission to perform it, well, that is, they asked, both foreign ones, i mean, and ukrainian ones, of course, no questions asked, yes, boys and girls, perform, sing, no problem. and a lot of them are performed without permission, but honey, they translated it a lot, it was translated into almost 30 languages, well, the last time i was interested, it was translated

the training ground every day from seven to almost six, he cooks well, i like it, i served in the soviet armyusual, but for life, for saving life, it’s very good, and that i was walking, i knew what i had there, well, my physical training is not... despite my 57 years, i i keep in decent shape for myself, if i had been there, shortness of breath there, broken, broken, of course i wouldn’t have gone, because even you know, when i was sitting there i thought, i didn’t think that it was all so hard and difficult, well, you get used to it, you get used to it, the body begins to remember, remember, and we kind of work slowly, first all the actions without cartridges, then with real shooting, the preparation is professional and moral-psychological, getting closer and closer to a real combat situation, this is the nutrition of shelling positions in order to to the people who are there got used to the explosions, got used to this sound , they were no longer so stunned by this artillery shelling, when they take up positions, fortify themselves there, this is exactly what happens, the soldiers wait out

stello, as a majestic symbol of the completion of the soviet army boulevard, itself, karl marx squaref is a large transport artery that connects the historical and industrial part of the sverdlovsk region in the sverdlovsk region... a significant part of the city's defense enterprises was concentrated, which in those hardest years produced engines, artillery systems, armored boats, ammunition and much more for the front. the minister of education arrived at the capital's school named after griboedov today, but not with an inspection; there will be a ceremony for signing a cooperation agreement with a school in the city of makeevka, donetsk people's republic of russia. our correspondent alexandra perfilyeva contacts us. sasha, greetings, have you already signed the documents? yes, dmitry, greetings, the document was signed in just a few minutes in this historic hall petssovetov, school of alexander sergeevich griboedov. the agreement implies close cooperation between moscow school 1529 and school no. 4 of the city of donetsk, makeevka, donetsk people's republic. main. the goal of the f

as a result of joint military operations of the soviet army and partisans, the territory of 15 villages liberated at once, and a corridor of 40 km was formed between the location of the german armies of the north and the center. it was not a wide avenue, where you can move freely and easily. this is a forested swampy area, which was not easy to pass, but in essence, this is the road of life, through a corridor free from german invaders, to the mainland, 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 23 december 1891 in the village of punishchi, velezhsky district, now the territory of the vitebsk region. his fate is truly unique in terms of the scale of events and terrible trials that he had to go through during his difficult but bright life. when we talk about minai, about father minai, about

about 20 iranian military advisers were martyred by the soviet army during the occupation of afghanistan. guardsman of shahid ahmad rezaza. saeedi is one of them who was martyred in 1959 in the behsud region of kajab valley, afghanistan. now, for more than four decades , ahmad rezada's tomb has been respected as an iranian martyr and a place of pilgrimage for people. ali mohagheg khabarari of sedavasima kashan is a city known for its kashanes, the taba-tatabais house, the borujerdi house, the ameri house, the abbasian house, the rabh house, and hundreds of other historical houses. this is the face of this city today, with a unique traditional architecture that has been preserved. it is very attractive, as if we are living in the old days , but with the facilities of a five-star hotel today. so beautiful and old and i'm really glad i could come here. i see here and i feel a little jealous of all the beauty that we didn't see here. i assume that it is an old place. with this form and the traditional arrangement of kashan architecture , it found its most form and essence in the seljuk and s

the exhibition presents the ammunition of soldiers of the soviet army, a separate stand of wehrmachtthis is what we call the fate of a soldier, these are medallions, personalized things, thanks to which it is possible to establish the names of soldiers missing on the battlefields. horizon has its own museum, its exhibits were collected over years of field work by students. with search teams, and now things that are done with my participation to support donbass are also stored here. we are trying to encourage and encourage this work on patriotic education in all its forms, and therefore the guys who are involved in this work, so to speak, are of a slightly higher rank than all the other activists. let's take the cell, everything is already, we pull it through like this, straighten it out. the leaves, here they are, the fabric is double-sided, so it seems to be in places greener, for example, yellower in places, so it turns out very natural. olga arkadyevna is 72 years old, her children and grandchildren have grown up long ago, she has a lot of free time, she decided not to sit at home

stella, as a majestic symbol of the completion of the soviet army boulevard, karl marx square itself is a major transport artery. which connects the historical and industrial parts of the sverdlovsk region, it was in the sverdlovsk region that a significant part of the city’s defense enterprises were concentrated, which in those difficult years produced engines, artillery systems, armored boats, ammunition and much more for the front. china produced the successful launch of the manned spacecraft shine 17 is about to begin, 15 minutes after the launch the ship entered the specified orbit, it is heading to the chinese orbital station, for beijing this is the 12th mission to launch people into space. the current crew is the youngest in the country's history, with an average age of 38 years. taikonty will replace his colleagues who have been working in orbit since may 30. the new crew will conduct scientific experiments and install equipment in outer space. the main task of the chinese orbital station - preparation for landing a man on the moon in 2030. narnickel is launching the first s

’t been to the advanced yet, at the training ground every day from 7:00 and almost until in the soviet armys, is very unusual, but for life, for saving lives , it is very good, and as i walked, i knew that i had, well, physical training, despite my 57 years, i am decent for i keep myself in shape, if i were there, shortness of breath there, broken, broken, of course i wouldn’t go, because even you know, when i was sitting there, i thought, i didn’t think that... first, all the actions without cartridges, then with real shooting, the preparation is professional and moral-psychological, getting closer and closer to in a real combat situation, this is shelling. positions so that the people who are there get used to the explosions , get used to this sound; they are no longer so stunned by this artillery shelling, when they take up positions, fortify themselves there, this is exactly what is happening, soldiers wait out the shelling and continue to storm the enemy trenches. we push further, we work, let's go, let's go, deuce before the turn, the enemy is still very dangerous, here's a step back

germany, from the city of woodzec, together with a former officer of the soviet army, vasyura grigorying of the war, like me, was captured by the germans, we were sent to kiev after undergoing special training at the german school of propagandists . all preparation was aimed at persuasion and conveying information. complete anti-soviet orientation, hatred of the soviet union, of course, using nationalist ideas. at the end of november 1942, ukrainian policemen were sent to belarus to fight the partisans. at the end of december 1942, the 118th ukrainian police battalion changed its location. headquarters, first and third. taken to the regional center of pleshchenitsy. this was the status of the settlement during the years of occupation. the second company is sent towards slutsk. in in pleschenitsy, the unit was located in the barracks of the former pleschenitsy border detachment. from here, on january 6, 1943, the day before christmas, the ukrainian nazis set off for a punitive operation in the village of chmelevichy. on the approach to the village, on the orders of smovsky and vasyura,

but it must be said that musicians, artists, and performers were highly valued in the soviet army.etitions, their military unit was based somewhere near kiev, he was allowed to attend the opera studio, which was headed by people's artist of the ussr, stalin prize laureate, ivan potorzhinsky, bass profunda, he performed all the roles at the kiev opera, bass. classical composers, and of course, his crowning glory was the role of the crucian carp, the ukrainian musical comic opera, zaporozhets beyond the danube, where he will be pilodarkods, stop shouting already, i remember this from childhood, it was broadcast on the radio once a month, or even once a week, this recording of this opera, a young man studied with him... a native of belarus, anatoly nalivayev, but you know, he studied this, but his subsequent path will not lie in the direction of performing soviet songs, but in a completely different, non-soviet direction. dance is an ancient art, freedom in every movement and fiery rhythms. let's find out which areas of modern choreography are trending, from the art of ballet, is life

soviet grigory, soon to become the first president of the common turn, the communist international, predicts the future developments of the world revolution will proceed at the same pace as the march of our red army. lenin prophesies. communism side by side with capitalism for a long as unthinkable. one or the other must triumph. in the end, and before that, in comes a series of frightful collisions soviet union and capitalist states will be inevitable. by the summer of 1922, lenin suffered a stroke in russia a catastrophe with property abolished. factories are idle, communications chaotic, farmland, fallow. bolshevik hopes are dying in squalor misery when under the direction of herbert hoover on the left, $60 million worth of food from the united states arrives to feed the starving peasants. this and lenin's return to limited free enterprise saves the soviet state, exercising over the ailing lenin zinoviev lev kamenev forefront on the podium in the background, the shadowy new secretary of the communist party, josef stalin, still relatively unknown. january 24, 1924. vladimir lenin, who vowed to destroy the free world dead and a sordid struggle for power begins scheming, destroy the image of trot

win, when military personnel we know very often say, in particular, that the army remains largely soviet armydespite everything, i am, i am trying to understand here myself, that is, to put several components, on the one hand, we have a very progressive commander yes. of the armed forces of ukraine, now we are talking about the industrious, but we have a lot of low-ranking , relatively speaking, very good people who joined the army, and, including volunteers, left, and why, despite this, the army somewhere in the middle remains sufficiently soviet , do you too, do you share these impressions, or does it change, you know, first of all, you are now asking me questions out of position, i don’t mainly the commander and not the minister of defense, i have no... right to answer such questions, but speaking in general, you know, let's just take our ukrainian society. as a citizen of ukraine, i, i will tell you that in our society there are both progressive and regressive people, those who miss the scoop, and those who want to restore the state, for example, there is taras shevchenko, the kindergarte

the multinational soviet army defeated the nazi invaders in a strategically important region and in difficult vrak was eager for the oil of the caucasus, but was stopped and then defeated. nazi flags were thrown down from elbrus, and red banners were hoisted in their place. the memory of the battle for the caucasus strengthens the friendship between its peoples. there is no certainty in the united states about financing ukraine. this was stated by eu high representative for foreign affairs josep barel. the diplomat explained that it was the latter. the representative of the european union expressed hope for a speedy solution to the problem and added that without the united states, kiev will not receive compensation for the lack of assistance. let me remind you that earlier joe biden signed a temporary us budget, which did not include funding for ukraine. now i am assisting our military in the zone of a special military operation in the orekhovsky direction , the novorossiysk paratroopers are defending and preventing the enemy from advancing a single step towards the village of verbovoye. the

the training ground. every day from 7 until almost 60 i cooked well, i like it , i served in the soviet armyng now is completely new technology, very unusual, but for life, for saving life, it’s very good , i went, i walked, i knew what i had there, well , physical training, despite my 57 years, i keep in decent shape for myself, if i had there would be shortness of breath. it’s broken there, of course i wouldn’t go, because even you know, when i was sitting there, i thought, i didn’t think that it was all so hard, difficult, well , you get used to it, you get used to it, the body begins to remember, remember, and we kind of work little by little, first everything actions without cartridges, then with real shooting, preparations are being carried out professionally and morally-psychologically, getting closer and closer to a real combat situation , this is the nutrition of shelling positions so that the people who are there get used to explosions, get used to this sound; they are no longer so stunned by this artillery shelling when take up positions, fortify there, this is exactly what happen

were received very warmly there, and one of the dagestanis came up to me, he once served in the soviet armyd he said: that we have always treated terrorists extremely harshly, when in 1999 basayev’s gangs entered botlikh , old people came out of these villages, which were occupied by these gangs, came to our armed forces, our commander, you said, they desecrated our historical places , bomb, raze our villages with these, we will rebuild a new one, that is , if you remember, dagestan did not let the terrorists through and provided great assistance, uh, maintaining a stable situation in the north caucasus. i think they will deal with everyone who has now been detained, and i am sure that order will be posted as soon as possible. yes, vladimir mikhailovich, you remembered well the year ninety-nine, because then everything was very much hanging by a thread, delicately, and dagestan greatly helped russia maintain unity, the president spoke about this many times and took part in ceremonial events, and to this day participants... basayev's gang is being searched for, found, punished, this is a ver

training ground every day from 7:00 until almost 60, it’s well prepared, i like it, i served back in soviet armytechnologies, is very unusual, but for life, for saving lives , it is very good, first all actions without cartridges, then with real shooting, the preparation is professional, shelling positions so that people, those who were there got used to the explosions, to this sound, they were no longer so stunned by this artillery shelling, when they took up positions, fortified there, just about that. the soldiers wait out the shelling and continue to storm the enemy trenches. step back, your own, aim betrayed. urak is still very dangerous, excellent, the use of western- made weapons is very limited now, mainly only the artillery system, in particular. cruel, i think that this is not even fair, the tanks of the forty -second division are shooting at work. ivan is a combat tanker, although if he is dressed in civilian clothes, he looks like a first-year university student; by the way, he is the winner of international tank biathlon competitions. ivan does not get lost either in battle or in fr

elastic defense, yes, in fact, such an option is currently in use, and it is not a new option, the soviet armying the kurdish operation implemented exactly this tactic, that is, it allowed the enemy army to move deeper into their battle formations, thereby luring the enemy forces into a kind of fiery firebags, then inflicted artillery damage, this is how the russian occupying army operates today. how effective its actions are can only be seen in the fact that the enemy suffers critical losses, because the ukrainian army acts as rationally and very carefully as possible, that is, we develop from the beginning to the development of the area, only then we move forward, because there is too much work for our defense forces in general on this in the area of ​​the front, engineering and sapper units must work to carry out demining of the territories, because everything there is so densely mined that even western equipment cannot withstand the loads, there are active units that are less than four airborne divisions of the enemy army, they are also trained , fully equipped and to some extent motivated