olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery sovelev. typical new russia.with you. see you soon. vladimir putin today on a working trip to chukotka. one of the president's first stops was a complex of year-round greenhouses. there are armed gangs in ecuador.

anna efimova, valery sovelev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya. what novorosiya can be proud of and which of its signature brands can become famous. under the donya, and this is the same, kherson - basically the dnieper region, yes, that is, they did not occupy two separate markets and almost did not compete with each other, now, excuse me, it will be the dnieper region, which means it is a market or not, it is not clear, so far novorossia is very small, accordingly there is already a need for competition with the same astarkana melon products, which have long been entrenched in the russian market, and i don’t think that they will just give in place, but the state will help, right? the state can introduce a preferential tax period or something else, but you will still have to compete, because the market will not be cleared for navrosia, and everyone will not be kicked out of it. donbass coal and metal have been known for a long time and widely. what else can donbass surprise or offer to greater russia? because now the metallurgical industry is exp

anna efemova, valery sovelev, anastasia popova, typical new russia.xpert, political scientist alexander vasiliev, about how the information space of novorossiya has changed and what the tasks for its development are today. sasha, good afternoon. good afternoon. sasha, you have been in donbass since 1915, worked and saw a lot there. with your own eyes, how the struggle for the information space of new russia went on, what was the most important in this process, and the most important, well, in order to understand, to answer your question, but it takes a little, we imagine this, but to remind the viewer, to generally tell about what the information field of ukraine was, especially from the regional media, and until the fourteenth year, and you probably remember what attention the west , various western... foundations, grant organizations devoted journalistic personnel not only in the capital, but also in the localities, all sorts of trainings and so on and so forth, they grew it literally from the senior years of universities, they grew it. their cadres

olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery sovelev, typical. new russia.vyshinsky was with you. see you soon. is she really reading the mind or not? premiere. anna ostrovskaya, investigative committee. she has a special yes. who are you all looking at, well, there ’s a girl standing in a buried place, maybe this dream of mine is somehow connected with this case, and you know who the killer is, yes, just look without doing anything on your own, stand still, don’t move, for some reason i believe you, anna medium, watch it before everyone else, in the app or on the website. how's the signal? the signal is normal, stable, in combat use the drone is actually much easier to control, you just need to raise it sharply and then just fly towards the enemy. we have a sapper, we have someone watching and we have pilots. we again hid one of the control points. we fly a little closer and see that they have a nest there, i had a good background, in civilian life i played a lot on the computer, i am very them i bet they are super fighters, i was very lucky with them, in t

anna efemova, valery sovelev, anastasia popova, typical new russia.will talk with our regular expert, political scientist, alexander vasiliev, about how the information space of novorossiya has changed and what the tasks for its development are today. sasha, good afternoon. good afternoon. sasha, you have been in donbass since 1915, you worked there a lot. and saw with my own eyes how the struggle for the information space of new russia was going on, what was the most important in this process? the most important thing, well , in order to understand, to answer your question, yes, you need a little, you and i we present, but to remind the viewer, in general, to tell about what the information field of ukraine was, especially the regional media, yes, until the fourteenth year, you probably remember how much attention the west received. victims of russian propaganda and so on and so forth, of course, it was necessary to build resistance to this, but it turned out that literally, let’s say, from the depths of the people, but a huge number of people came i