valery vasiliev, a resident of the moscow region city of lyubertsy, an avid traveler and music lover,rom different countries on the refrigerator, and next to him in the closet is a large collection of discs and vinyl records. vasiliev recalls that music once played a big role in meeting his future wife, svetlana shmatko. those who came out of the nineties know well the peja boys, tipeshmot, madonna, as i said, and many, many others. and it so happened that she and i found ourselves exactly on the same wavelength, then there is that... there was no such thing that, oh , turn it off, i can’t, like, my ears are turning up, never, that is, in this regard, we have a complete coincidence of tastes, so he came, his guests are big fans and somehow, having met each other, we began to communicate more closely, more closely, more closely and began to meet , it turns out how many years, oh, well, we ’ve been around for about 200 years, probably since ninety-nine, we all started living together already, and officially already before before birth their firstborn, well... how did they get married, s

a resident of the moscow region lyubertsy, valery vasiliev is an avid traveler and music lover.t countries in the refrigerator, and in the closet nearby there is a large collection of cds and vinyl records. vasiliev recalls that music once played a big role in meeting his future wife, svetlana shmatko. who came out of the nineties, they know well, peja boys, tipeshmot, madonna, as i said, and many, many others, and it so happened that she and i found ourselves exactly in the same wave, that is, that there was no such thing as oh, turn it off, i can’t, like, my ears turn up, never, that is, in this regard, we have there’s a complete coincidence of tastes, so i came to visit, he’s a big fan and how... having met, i began to communicate more closely, more closely, more closely, you get how many years, oh, well, we’ve been around for about a year since 2000 , probably in ninety-nine, that’s all, they started living together, already, and officially before the birth of their first child, well, somehow they got married. so this is how many, well, 20 years we have been together, that ’

let's return to the tragedy of valery vasiliev.woman died. what happened write a text message, what happened, what's happened? well, i said as best i could, wait, wait, wait, wait, i ’m trying to find out for me, there’s something wrong with my mother, now the doctors are working, well, well, when i found out, i already called my son and said that my mother died, that day, of course, he held me very... and the youngest, she, of course, when i had to tell her, she, of course, cried, very much. very much, but about my mother-in-law, what can i say, the only daughter, beloved, but in principle, you know, when a family lives in love, in harmony, here is the loss of a loved one, she hits on the spot. this is how we saw the problems of domestic car sharing and its clients, this was our investigation from... regions of the country, only you can draw conclusions, see you on the russia 24 tv channel . we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. our broadcast, after a short advertisement, will continue with a special rep

valery sovelev, anastasia popova, typical new russia. we will talk with our regular expert, political scientist, alexander vasiliev, about how the informationce 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 into the profession who came out of enthusiasm, and they were at the beginning they didn’t know how to do

valery sovelev, anastasia popova, typical new russia. we will talk with our regular expert, political scientist alexander vasiliev, about how the informationd 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, yes, they absolutely introduced them into their own agenda, the background of soros is very much a mas