menavit here the tyshkevich brothers made adzin with the elders. russian museums.vals, a well-known art gallery, new museum doors and creative arts. at the end of the day, i ’m going to get to know each other, i was taught by the rightists of the maystar class to dance. i can easily imagine how to dance hip-hop and waltz, all in everyday life i'm struggling with dancing. folk ensemble. bodka has captured the traditional meat dances of everyday life, which can be seen at various ceremonies and saints, and most importantly, that the people are happy to learn how to dance any kind of activity. natalya, privitannaya, privitannaya, tell me, kali laska, what is it about such a wonderful ensemble? well, our ensemble has started, the folk ensemble of everyday dance saturday. it’s saturday, because the dance ensemble itself, the dance saturday, and probably, the yans gathered earlier only on saturday, well, they danced on saturday, because there were evenings only, so i mean, on the weekend, when there was no work, that’s how it was. akrama saturday, kalekty vykonva and oth

menavit here the tyshkevich brothers created adzins from the oldest belarusian museums.e have festivals in the city, we have a great art gallery, and we have a great museum. and creative abductions are in the making, and i am getting back to them we know, the rightful maystar class danced for me. i say it easily, like dancing hip-hop and waltz, just as i do with everyday dancing, i bump into the boss. the folk ensemble saturday owns traditional meat dances, which can be seen at various concerts and saints. the most galounae is that the kalects are happy to learn how to dance any kind of movement. natalya, hello! sorry! tell me, dear caress, what is it about such a wonderful ensemble? well, our ensemble is zavetstsa, the folk ensemble of everyday life dance subotka. chamu saturday, bo himself ensemble dance dance subotka. all the yans got together early only on saturday, well , they danced on saturday, because the evenings were just so to speak, on the weekend, if there was no work, so on and on. acres of saturday kalekta are concluding and other everyday dances, called t

menavita here the tyshkevich brothers created adzins from the oldest belarusian museums.zitsa there are festivals, a practical art gallery, new museum doors and creative arts. behind the scenes i’m getting ready to know, i was taught to dance by the rightful maystar class. i speak easily, like dancing hip-hop. savosi bumps into the superwoman at everyday dances. the folk ensemble saturday owns traditional meat dances, which can be seen at various concerts and saints. and the worst thing is that the kalects are happy to learn how to dance any kind of dance. natalya, hello! sorry! tell me, dear caress, what is it about such a wonderful ensemble? well, our ensemble...zavetstsa folk ensemble of everyday life dance saturday. chamu subotka, but the ensemble itself is dance dance subotka. and it seems that they only got together early on saturday, well, they danced on saturday, because the evenings were only, so to speak, on the weekend, unless there was no work. so, and then and danced. akrama saturday, kalekty vykonva and other everyday dances, called their velmas. extremely b

one of the most famous occurred in 1617, when a five-year-old boy, the future ksenes josaphat tyshkevich, became blind. he didn’t see anything for a whole year, until his parents brought him to the budslov church. having crossed the threshold of the temple, he received his sight. in gratitude for the healing. he devoted his entire life to serving god. altars are also decorations of the temple. there are no carved or linden altars here. they are made using the technique of late-float wall paintings. they are also called optical because they create the illusion of volume. from a distance it seems that the altars are decorated with sculptures, linden, and as you get closer, you realize that this is a wall painting. also worth a look is the 16th-century organ, decorated with gilded wood carvings in the rakako style. unfortunately, it doesn't work right now. the butslovsky church steadfastly survived all the troubles and sorrows that befell it and belarus. during the war, local residents did not allow the temple to be blown up; they surrounded it with a living ring and prayed all night. in th

one of the most famous happened in 1. 617, when a five-year-old boy, the future ksenes josaphat tyshkevichnd. he didn’t see anything for a whole year, until his parents brought him to the budslov church. having crossed the threshold of the temple, he received his sight. in gratitude for the healing, he devoted his entire life to serving god. altars are also decorations of the temple. there are no carved or linden altars here. they are made in technology later. frilly wall paintings, they are also called optical, because they create the illusion of volume; from afar it seems that the altars are decorated with sculptures, stucco, and coming closer, you realize that this is a wall painting; the organ of the 15th century, decorated with gilded wooden carvings in style rakako, unfortunately, it is not working now, the butslovo church, the stand, has survived all the troubles and sorrows that befell it and belarus. during the war, local residents did not allow the temple to be blown up. they they surrounded him with a living ring and prayed all night. in the morning, the soldiers could not drive

one of the most famous happened in 1617, when a five-year-old boy, the future ksenes josaphat tyshkevich year until his parents brought him to budslovsky church. having crossed the threshold of the temple, he received his sight. in gratitude for the healing, he devoted his entire life to serving god. altars are also decorations of the temple. there are no carved or linden altars here. they are made using the technique of late-baroque wall paintings. they are also called optical because they create. three-dimensional, from a distance it seems that the altars are decorated with sculptures and stucco, and when you come closer, you realize that this is a wall painting.

one of the most famous occurred in 1617, when a five-year-old boy, the future xiong josaphat tyshkevichwhole year until his parents brought him to... stucco, and when you get closer, you realize that this is a wall painting. of particular note is the 17th-century organ, decorated with gilded wood carvings in the rakako style. unfortunately, it doesn't work right now. the butslovsky church steadfastly survived all the troubles and sorrows that befell it and belarus. during the war, local residents did not allow the temple to be blown up, they surrounded it alive and prayed all night, in the morning the soldiers could not drive them away from the walls of the church and did not dare to blow it up along with the people. after the war , the church was closed, but pilgrims still secretly went to butslov and prayed in the closed church. in 1990, the revival of the shrine began, 2 years later and a constant pilgrimage to the church of the ascension of the blessed virgin mary. welcome. to belarus. let me remind you that all our projects are on the official youtube channel and website. you will

of the international and domestic policy program of the ukrainian institute of the future, ihor tyshkevich, is in contact with us. mr. igor, we congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. good day. yes, let's start with what we are from this morning. how perverts started reading the washington post, people sleep, and we read it, and see that there is a continuation of the series called "undocumented resignation". the washington post writes not only about budanovo and syrskyi, who are supposed to be inducted, but also about a very interesting passage, about the fact that during the past week, in one way or another , the commander-in-chief, the president said, the commander-in-chief. of the armed forces, that the ukrainians are already tired from that war and need to change their disposition, it is strange whether we will rest and when someone else will be, that is what they are writing about, but there was information this week a lot about the fact that there was a decree, but there was no resignation, there was no publication, even the time, the economist wrote about it, but we se

ihor, thank you for the analysis of the situation, ihor tyshkevich, expert of the international domestic policy program of the ukrainian future institute, although i think that we will now look at the global problems and consequences for ukraine from the other side, we are in touch with yevhen korniychuk, extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine in israel, glory to ukraine, we congratulate you, mr. yevgeny, good day. we know how connected the conflicts in the middle east are, the war between israel and hamas, the region itself and ukraine, and accordingly. we are closely following the development of military operations in the gas sector, but we see that there is another such serious dominant, and today's extreme case is a night strike in response to all that the proxy forces, the houthis, and iran have been doing with their own forces in syria, so the strike was powerful, 135 - they say missiles, 85 whole affected, as in... this deployment of this war, in addition to the israeli-hamas war, will generally affect stability both in the region and in the world and on our war,