beauty , especially the center of karikov, and the road is along sumskaya street from the same universitetsky hill of the historical museum along sumskaya street to the square independence and to gorky park and further belgorodskaya shosse, that’s all, that’s the path that would pass and on foot, we’ll remember it for the rest of our lives. ours is really clean there. and if you have any of the simplest smartphones, you will bring amazing beautiful night photos from kharkiv . there is a place in kharkiv that sounds unique because the sounds of the nature of the metropolis of wild animals and birds are combined there the dome of the telescope, astronomer iryna belska knows everything about this place and the sounds that fill kharkiv" kharkov yes, we are at the observatory, which has been on this place for 200 years. kharkov became a big city thanks to kharkiv university. if such a university had not been created in this city, you would understand. in a small town like that and then on the spot here, here, on this spot, they founded a permanent observatory, and the observatory definitely sounds

unprecedented beauty, especially the coffee center , the road is on sumskaya street here is the same universitetskys. it is very beautiful. it's really very beautiful when you look at gazprom's rendering of the shevchenko monument on sumskaya with its where-to-go on tyutya thanks to ours it's really clean there if you have any of the simplest smartphones you'll bring from kharkov just amazingly beautiful night photos in kharkov there is a place that sounds unique because there combine the sounds of nature of the metropolis of wild animals and the wings of the dome of the telescope. astronomer iryna belska knows everything about this place and about the sounds that fill kharkiv." kharkov yes, here we are at the observatory, which has been at this location for 200 years. kharkov became a big city thanks to the university of kharkiv, if such a university had not been created in this city, it is clear to you that it would have remained a small town like that, and then at this place, here , at this place, a permanent observatory was founded. it seems broken yes that is , they are with difficulty the old

and even the universitetsky district will come, that is, i want to emphasize that this the arrival wasexactly the center of the city, that is, gigil is precisely aimed at the elderly area here. i want to add once again, so that, well, this is very important. in my opinion, to say that the very fact of using these mines with numbers of ukraine in history has forever been to the so-called cannibalistic regimes. it's the same . here i want to repeat the point is that in 1996, a special convention was adopted. addendum to the protocol of the convention on the so -called conventional types of weapons, which de facto are considered precisely according to these petals. these petals must be mandatory for the application of both. this self-destruction mechanism for you at that time, ukraine had only samples of old soviet weapons, which, in principle, could not be equipped with self-destruction mechanisms in the thirteenth year. nato has publicly made a commitment, uh, to destroy all these warehouses, and in ukraine, and now we see the use of these mines. i want to say here in the professional c