all this happened, but still, at the end of the second day, the residents were released , so vasily antonovin our memory as a man who gave life to our residents in gratitude, the residents named one of the streets of the city of kosovo in his honor on his house where he lived a memorial plaque was erected, and a decision was made by the kostrovsky city council. consider him an honorary citizen of the city of kosovo number one a new format of international relations, where every step has a diplomatic significance, these exits should make us not weaker, but stronger. everyone should know this so that people of different points of view can hear each other, if we don’t want to hear each other, why it’s important to meet, not to get super profits from the sale of natural resources. there's something else enrichment of some units. yes, and what, in other words, you did for the motherland , see how you develop your native country on belarus 24 tv channel. lands on local trade and feats, remember oh, viaras and heroes of pakuyma, we know our memory, our ancestors, our history , both tragic and hero

well, vasily antonov signature everything is fine here and here. lives and take.housand after the sale of the apartment, well done. well done, come on squeeze grandfather and you will be completely happy, timur has a conversation. in general, there will be news, call. let's play. thank you. yes, i understand. the fact is that this drunk does not want to move. and if you take a kid with you, i'm afraid some garbage will turn out, i don't believe in him, he will break. how and if not, when will you return alone? come visit, as long as you say, room three. listen, there are fish there , there are fish, okay. let's go pour anything. nobody here. well, let's get people to cultural conversations. come on, where's what's let's go help? yes, i checked the dead. enough is enough. let's go home together. what happened in short, bro, i'm not in business, my grandmother's business is to wear a grub and it's good to listen about her hemorrhoids. go with timur, he is talking. you are his business, not mine to ride. and just wake up, not people. i do not know anything. and now y

on the left vasily alekseevich nebenzya the russian federation followed anatoly antonov, uh, there aremats, but they sit there in the back rows, because in each country, strictly speaking, allotted, 5 seats, one in front and four behind, uh, back. so this is what he said, uh, sergey alekseevich erebkov is what was shown here. it's like it was said. uh, in this, i would say not quite official terms. he even had what the diplomats called. yes, quite right, that's why i started the responsibility of what, well, boiled. fine. well, let's listen to another a man who sounds like he's also boiled over to hear what he said we 're facing unprecedented interconnected crises. the multilateral systems are under greater pressure today than at any time since the inception of the united nations , tensions between leading states are greater than ever. here i am also trying to remember when the general secretary. he spoke with such drama out of such anxiety, much has been said until recently that we are now in the most dangerous situation in the world. after the end of the cold war. or even after the s