in the villages, that a public space, a school, a village council does not necessarily have squares,llages have cultural centers, and those that have a shutter are typical projects that have an absolutely modernist square in front of them, laid out simply with concrete tiles - people at best will be planted in chornobrivka, well, there can be a monument, either to the liberator, or to shevchenko, yes, well, plus or minus such a landscape, here or there is no public bonfire at all, that is, there is a church and a school and everything, and there are streets without sidewalks, and accordingly, a very important social project, space, this is a stadium in the world, it’s just it's mega, mega... a space in general is important for society, for the community , they gather there, and what is, again, what is a stadium, it's a square, so people need a square, they need a living room under the open sky, that's all. that is, cool, high-quality, where everyone would flock to, where they would unite administrative functions, with some grocery store, with the market, maybe with a playground, it's

how the village worked. united nations command to give us this sort of access. and at first we were told that itjust wasn't going to be possible. we were asking for too much. but over the course of a year, going back and forward and speaking to various people inside the organisation, we finally did get to a point where we were happy and they were happy that we could do this. inside of each of those little pockets of trees — you can see one right over here — in those pockets are actually north korean guard posts. so all the team had to wear one of these, and the reason that we had to wear this was so that the north korean border guards could clearly see that we were media. because they would have been aware of our presence, they would have been watching us. we were a sort of unusual addition to this village. and so those that were surveying the village would have wanted to know what we were about. and we were getting quite close up to the border, so if we hadn't been wearing these, it could have indicated som

it's a village. itself is the center of the village council, the first mention of the village of makhro dates back to 1515, not far from the village there is the dneprobuzh canal, that is, an advantageous economic-geographical position, there is no sufficient data on the origin of the name of the village of makhro, but there is a legend that it was once here there were impenetrable swamps around the village. there was a lot of moss, a large amount of moss influenced the name of the village makhro. in 2015, in honor of the 500th anniversary of the village of makhro, a worship cross was erected a memorial pit was installed on the site of the old rural cemetery. makhro is one of the largest villages in the ivanovo region with about 1,300 inhabitants. modern infrastructure is presented. a school, a kindergarten, a modern cultural center, a large number of young people , young people are being built, the village lives, my entire childhood was spent in the village, makhro, like all rural children, were engaged in rural affairs, that is, help in running a personal allowance for parents was, fi

and then she looked into the village of any don't below the was the 1st village in fiji. and one of the 1st in the world to have a government planned relocation because of climate change. the i've been told i have to wear a suit, a traditional teaching killed as a sign of respect for the cheese. well, uh well well uh, this is good to you for the che 5. no, uh, good to meet here. at the corner. slender when you arrive leaving us. i'm here to get permission from the chief to visit the old village. the little uh more than above and not above a number of others of my buick but not a lower level of my thank you then. okay, thank you. as the crow flies and 72 kilometers from the new village to the all about it's a heck of a jenny so lucy remnants who is my guide. he was the village headman when the village for a lot of cases the people from the kilometers doesn't sound long to you actually walk in in the old village here. suffolk storm, such as in flooding and it got worse. and worse was the hard copies where the what that me or the, what the news is easily into the lifetime fo

zone sits a tiny village... this village represents the hope of one day reunifying the korean peninsula. ..nestled in the heart of what's otherwise a no—man�*s land. here, a community of south koreans live in the shadow of their enemy, north korea. as young people shun a life of semi—captivity, its numbers are dwindling, along with the hope korea will ever be reunified. ourjourney into the demilitarised zone begins at dawn. we pass checkpoint after checkpoint accompanied by commander chris mercado. freedom main, this is freedom 6. over. see this kind of blue archway and the white sign beyond it? we're now entering the demilitarised zone. this is the most militarised border in the world. hundreds of rounds of artillery point in both directions, and securing this level of access is incredibly rare. to our left and to our right, we have active minefields. there's more than two million mines inside of the dmz. freedom main, freedom main. this is freedom 3. as we drive towards north korea, we reach a small cluster of

and then she looking for the village of any don't below the was the 1st village in fiji. and one of the 1st in the world to have a government plan relocation because of climate change. the i've been told i have to wear a suit, a traditional teaching killed as a sign of respect for the chief will uh well, well uh, this is good to you for ha, 5, no damage. here we go. i mean i'm gonna slender when you arrive leaving us. i'm here to get permission from the chase to visit the old village. we will uh moorland above and that $1100.00 of a buick but not a loaner. like what am i? thank you then. okay, thank you. as the crow flies and 72 kilometers from the new village to the all about it's a heck of a jenny. so lucy rema too is my guide. he was the village headman, when the village reload case of the people from the kilometers doesn't sound long to you actually walk in in the old village here. suffolk storm searches and flooding and it got worse and worse for the hard bad carbs. well know what that mean or the what the fluid easily into the light side for the sea and the river as

are also starting to evacuate from there, and the village of iskaskivshchyna, also a large large villageere was a lyceum, well, that is, one with a good history, this is the tereshchenko family, well, the tereshchenko family estates, and now almost the entire center of it has been knocked out, destroyed, it remains somewhere 35 people, four or five people there every day with the help of the headman and local residents. here we have a slightly simpler situation, if we take, let's say once again, 25 people remain in which settlement, 30, 35 , and skryzkivshchyna, uh, and regarding shcherikivka, you said that these people will stay there, because they lead a certain way of life, and what do you mean, well, first of all, you know, people do not have any documents, where they came from, where they came from, they still have documents from the soviet union, that is, they are not even citizens of ukraine. of course, yes, well, so that you understand, there were a lot of non-citizens of ukraine in ryzhavka, and among those whom you evacuated, there are also non-citizens of ukraine, those who do

and then she were you looking for the village of any don't below the was the 1st village in fiji. and one of the 1st in the world to have a government planned relocation because of climate change. the i've been told i have to wear a suit, a traditional the gene killed as a sign of respect for the chief. well, uh, well, well, uh, this is the chief chief uh no, uh, damage here at the corner, slender when you arrive, leaving us. i'm here to get permission from the chase to visit the old village. little moorland above and not above a number of others of a buick but not a lower level of my thank you then. okay, thank you. as the crow flies and 72 kilometers from the new village to the all about it's a heck of a jenny so lucy remnants who is my guide. he was the village headman, when the village relocated, the people from the kilometers doesn't sound long to you actually walk in in the old village here. suffolk storm, such as in flooding and it got worse and worse for the hard, bad copies. well know what that mean? or the what the news is easily into the lifetime for the sea and the riv

he was the village headman, when the village relocated, the people from the kilometers doesn't sound long to you actually walk in in the old village here. suffolk storm, such as in flooding and it got worse. and worse was the hard copies will know what that means or the what the news is easily into the lifetime for the sea and the river assigned to each other. yeah, yeah. the village struggle to survive the decades as the sea water destroyed the crops and contaminated the drinking more so they tried vainly to save it with concrete walls. the same. what was it will do to protect it. yeah, the was, is this the 2nd one is the 1st one already. nbc. the 1st of all is well under was a now 60 meters from the current show line. we have many houses already. abc. oh i understand. so these are the ones that are less. yeah, so boost for that as opposed to the house? yeah. i was. yeah. this is your house. i house it kidding. yeah. so it is just gone. yeah. sushi warehouse this. uh, what sort of a here are you standing on the what i just had a couple. yeah. yeah. i had already relocated 3 times. w

, 138 villages in chaharmahal bakhtiari, 88 villages in ilam and several hundred villages they are also connected to the national information network in other provinces of the country. hi how are you? hello, thank you, how are you? good, health, health. what's up with the university? it's good, university class , thank god, it's good , i'm happy, thank you, bye, if it works, tell me, we'll be sure to message you . this happened in the last two and a half years and was done from the place of compulsory rural public service plan. this is despite the fact that 3082 new sites were established in 4 years before the 13th government. but the corona years the only lesson tool. and education was through virtual space, children had to drop out of school before the internet came, it was very difficult at that time , for example, we didn't have access to the internet, we had to go to the city and those who don't go to school don't study, they have a bad future in life. now a large number of villages across the country have access to the internet, according to the latest statistics of the radio comm

the land they can and then shape the village of any don't below the was the 1st village in fiji. and one of the 1st in the world to have a government planned relocation because of climate change. the i've been told i have to wear a suit, a traditional the gene killed as a sign of respect for the cheese. well, uh well, well, uh, this is good to you for ha, 5, no, uh, good to move here. uh because we what are we not gonna slender, wendy while i'm here to get permission from the chief to visit the old village. little uh more than above and not above the name of others. of a buick but now oh no i what am i thank you then. okay, thank you. as the crow flies and 72 kilometers from the new village to the all about it's a heck of a jenny so lucy remnants who is my guide. he was the village headman, when the village relocated the people from the moment it doesn't sound long to you actually walk in in the old village here. suffolk storm, such as in flooding, and it got worse and worse when the hard copies were though what that means is the what the flow is easily into the lifetime for the

north korea has also been allowed to keep one village inside the dmz — the village of kijong.to live there now. so we call it propaganda village, largely because we can observe that many of the windows and doors are actually painted on some of the buildings. oh, yeah, you can see some of the buildings here, right? can you? yeah. can you see the windows that are painted on or are you looking at a building that actually has windows? i'm not sure. it's hard to tell! given the north koreans have decided to abandon this village and they don't have people living there, why do you keep people living here at such obvious costs to you guys and such risk? many people believe that both taesung dong and kijong dong exist in the hope of one day reunifying the korean peninsula. failing that, perhaps one day it could pave the way for the normalisation of relations between the two koreas. what would happen if it disappeared? it would be a very strong symbol, right, that the terms of the armistice are no longer being enforced. as we're preparing to move on, we're alerted to a threat. we were p

turned out to be one village - sands, sands are called several versions. in the center of the villagenother one, the count had more than twenty dogs, dog in polish sand, everyone had their own booth, their own nickname, but this was all on the territory of the park, the park occupies 10 hectares, very beautiful there was, and they planted a park too... areas in the area, but it died because a dam was dug around the lake, the lake was deepened, now it is 6.5 m, the area is 18 km, square, so they liked it here, the count often went to france , but he came here, and no matter where he was, he was absent, they still cooked dinner and... as if they were waiting for him all the time, the stable has been preserved, which still exists, one might say, but the premises, of course, are still good, not only can one say, it is still in good condition, there are stables around it , it was a park, there were a lot of trees, a lot, back then, back in those days, he specially planted such trees , brought birds, it was under such a tree that he had birds, and here there were... i live here very well, c

of rybna and the village of kiselyoltsy, but the village of rybna and the village of kiselyoltsy wered dances, in my youth there was such a belief that the girls and i came. they put wreaths on the river, whose first wreath would float to its destination, that girl would be the first to get married, but we didn’t look then. whose wines came first, who got married first or who got married last, but the fact is that we all got married, and also along this river, along the bank, we went to the club, we walked along the path here all the time , all the time we sang songs with the girls, my youth was very fun and good. on what basis do certain american corporations, ngos, soros, media-like structures that dictate to us the rules of life in our state, the thought of how, in one way or another, still lingers. precisely provocative, because otherwise there is no way to unleash a military conflict , at the moment there are no prerequisites for defeating us, now we are on the verge of holding electoral campaigns, the terrorist activity of our opponents, it is beginning to increase significantly

what four villages?ll note, due to lack of time, but less with that, there are eight villages that are beyond the soviet borders, the so-called border enclaves or exclaves belonging to azerbaijan, but controlled by armenia and one mirror village on the territory of azerbaijan formally. now the process is ongoing at the level of vice prime ministers, he, by the way, by the way, it physically takes place on the border on the jivan-gazakh line, it is a couple of kilometers away from these four forces that have floated information to the surface. i believe that now we see the publication of certain, certain agreements between nikol pashinyan and aliyev, between yerevan and baku, because if we go along the delimitation line, even constructively, well... these villages will have to be handed over, there is an objective reality, to things, there is a mirror territory that is controlled by azerbaijan, but without populated areas, that is, there is, let's say, pin-grut for compromises, if we understand the logic

this village borders the russian village of tyotkino. this is the kursk region of russia. yes, take chagul brooches, the most important thing, they will give you everything there, you will leave yourself. let me help you. let me i will help you i will not pass here. throw away those bags. so. alyona yatsyna, a correspondent of radio liberty, is currently located in the sumy oblast in the velykoppyserivska community. greetings, alyona, please tell me where you are now, what is the situation in the region? greetings, we are now located directly in the velikopyserivska community, but literally 5 minutes ago an air alert began, an enemy plane took off and we know that it is currently flying to pysarivka, so we are in a conditionally safe city, we must... understand that in there is no village equipped shelters that would protect against enemy cabs, except from artillery, so , actually, the situation here is a little better than in... yesterday, the russians completely bombed the russian military, they bombed the center of the village from the air , destroying all the infrastru

of rybna and the village of kiseleltsy , but the village of rybna and the village of kiselyotsy wereeople. we also sang near the river songs, rituals, and round dances. in my youth there was such a belief: the girls and i came to the river and let out wines, whose first wreath would float to its destination, that girl would be the first to get married, but then we didn’t look at whose wines arrived first, the first one to get married or the last one to get married , but the fact is that we all got married, and along this river bank we went to the club, we walked along the path here all the time, we sang songs with the girls all the time. my youth was very fun and good. what a beautiful church of st. john the evangelist. residents of the village of rybna come to this temple to pray. he wasn't like this before. the very first temple was built in 1914; in 1965, under soviet rule, this temple was completely destroyed. in 1991, my father and... built a new temple, but for this my father went , the residents of all these nearby villages decided to go to minsk for the project, he was given

we are located near the village of pozhezhin, the island elnik, this is our property. trees sprout here approximately 80-100 years, here is the cleanest air, a lot of animals, berries, mushrooms, when the berries bloom, blue ones, that is, blueberries, whole fields turn out blue, the blanket is completely covered, when you look at the ground, it’s all blue, blue-blue, even then we are waiting for the real one, after flowering there is a berry and... the whole summer can last, we are all trying to get on the mushrooms, on the berries, because you prepare them, then you eat them, treat your acquaintances, friends, we grow different mushrooms, white and red ones , chanterelles, greens, greens, boletus, they are almost all, that exist in belarus, they almost all grow here, untouched here. yes , it’s nice to be here, it’s nice to collect , it’s nice to relax, after visiting the forest you come out as a completely different person, charged with the energy of our forest, nature, a great good mood, if someone has the opportunity, come to our forest, we will guide you through t

the people of chaharra village are also very hospitable. we really like the guests here . we really like the guests . anything is better for me . it is also necessary that in addition to me who is working here, the 10 or 15 other ecotours that i have been assigned can be comfortable. do your work, they are waiting for you to solve their problems. with the support of the 150 committee, we took a loan to revive this ecology, and if the government does not support the infrastructure of a village, for example , the phone, the internet, if it does not support , it will not be empty again. we have about 3 thousand friends. in order to improve the quality of internet network coverage in all parts of the country , we communicated this village to one of the mobile operators in our country and at a cost of 4 billion tomans, and we hope that it will be operational in the first 6 months of the year. reviving and setting up ecotourism accommodation in the country is one of the employment programs a relief committee in the target villages of tourism. this tourist area is 195 km away fro

the village secondary school is an exemplary institution in the village.tudents here are conscientious, the teachers are experienced, which is worth the number of cups at the entrance. good afternoon. hello, my name is intia. intiagu is melting before our eyes. teaching is his element. the parents of the foreigner are ecuadorian. famous for its volleyball players, that is, children here are already involved in sports and received second place in the bolebo, yes, yes, that’s absolutely right, this is our gym where children work out sports, and what kind of sports are there here , volleyball, basketball, children play, there are tables for table tennis, the team of our youth, in the game, as in lessons, these guys succeeded, the current leader in the past and himself practiced serving as part of the district team, just i remember when i was in school, i ’m from... next, the foreigner makes his way to a very busy man, in his busy schedule, especially for the presenter belykh grew up, he carved out 2 hours. in this agricultural town, the chairman of the villag

, but unfortunately for us, that the worst thing is that in and around our villages, in the border villagesally that as for sumy, those located in sumy oblast also arrived... and quite a lot , unfortunately for us, because they are trying to make an impression in this way, let's say, in this way, in order to clean up this border area , and accordingly, at least there, i understand, to break certain communication routes, routes of possible logistics, through this zone, which are used there by these soldiers, let's call them opposition, paramilitary formations of russia. and accordingly, in this way, well , to make an impression, because those 30,000 of them are located throughout the entire belgorod oblast, they are also responsible for kurshchyna, their quality and staffing, well , in fact, it does not give them the opportunity to effectively conduct hostilities there, the first people they threw into battle were, first of all , several special units of the federal security service already there, and let's say so a little more. in the rear they have exactly the regu, well, not the regu , le

the village of rybna and the village of kiselyovtsy were very friendly people.tuals, and danced in circles. in my youth there was such a belief. the girls and i came to the river and let out wreaths. whose first wreath floats to its destination, that girl will be the first to get married. but we didn’t look then. whose wines are the first came, the first one got married or the last one got married, but the fact is that we all got married, and along this river, along the bank, we went to the club, we walked along the path here all the time, we sang songs with the girls all the time, our youth passed very fun and good. what a beautiful temple of st. john the evangelist, residents of the village of rybna come to this temple to pray. it was not like this before, the very first temple was built in 1914, in 1965, under soviet rule, this temple was completely... everything was destroyed, in 1991, my father and the residents of all these nearby villages decided to build a new temple, but for this the father went to minsk for the project, he was given permission by the f

from neighboring villages kept coming and coming.ery important; a chairman had to be elected , and the district authorities assigned zinka polyakov an unprecedented position for this position. comrades, there is an opinion the district party committee appoints comrade polyakov to the post of chairman of the collective farm. he doesn’t give in to the men, just as the ringing woman doesn’t give in, whether the land can cope with the farm, then in our country there should be a special attitude towards women, and this can be good, all women are fools, but it’s still so reasonable to say. she headed the farm in difficult times and brought it to the forefront and a whole list of farm achievements: a new 60 m current was built, collective farmers were helped to build, a new street appeared from private houses. newspapers during the same period , villagers, foremen, flax growers, farm managers are full of catchy names about the successes of women, an unprecedented phenomenon in the countryside. in november 1924, an event in the bssr was the

we made a village as he said. the inhabitants themselves were almost deserted.many years had it been deserted here ? many years now, i don't remember. 20 years , 30 years before we started here , this village was almost deserted. one or two families remained the same. he was a bachelor, that is, someone who is a farmer being when their crops were harvested, they came here when the season was cold. they are going to the city of laino, but since we started this work, now, thank god, a hope has been revived in the hearts of the people and everyone is returning from the city. i made an impact myself. another residential unit in this village has been granted a construction permit and is being built. well, with this move made by the committee, it seems as if these residences have been encouraged, they have improved, then they have come back and reversed. now many people are building here. kenan, we were from germany , we had guests from france, we even went inside our own bungee , then everyone was really happy. we came back during the weekend , almost all the bungeet

, but there are three more villages and they can be the subject of exchange, now no one knows how itu understand, of course, azerbaijan can leave, which, well, we will not give you anything, but we will take everything, this is an option. is not rejected, but i still hope for a certain adequacy in this sense, well , it means that they can give some territory with or without people, azerbaijan, as i understand it or not? look, now they are coming, we are talking about four villages where there are physically no people, no, on whose territory, in irmania, the territory of azerbaijan is controlled by the armenians according to the soviet maps, these four. villages according to the soviet administrative division, were enclaves in the territory armenia , which belonged to azerbaijan as border villages, and the enclaves are deeper, yes , there is a division right there, you forgive me, but it is important to understand, now we are talking about four villages, one of which is already de facto controlled by azerbaijan, about this for some reason they are silent, there are three, it's just th

now we do not have a village without electricity. all villages are connected. in some villages , we have problems with water supply, which we are trying to solve, god willing . discussion of the field of roads. the roads have now been reopened. we must take actions in the field of infrastructure. god willing, the plan is ready. the devices are all working, good services have been provided. today, we had a summary of all the services in this area, all the villages , all the councils have been called in advance. each village has been precisely identified from today, in addition to the facilities it has already gone, now some aid is being sent again, the flood of sympathy in the flooded areas of sistan baluchistan. where we could and the ways to enter the village were open, we did this . the irgc has been with the people step by step, both in providing aid and in the distribution of judicial packages, from the very first day. i thank sefa. which is in step with us and... we expect a lot from this army to help us and our infrastructures to help us more. although th

did was to bomb the bridges, the bridges over the river that connected this village with bromada, and is no way to get there anymore, we hear people's stories about the fact that not a single house survived there, that there are a lot of dead people, there is a story about how the woman hid her dead son in the garden and left the village on foot for 12 km. that is, as soon as we have a safe opportunity to get there, we will of course check all this, look and understand what is really happening there. these people who are evacuating, or who are trying, as you say, to save themselves, because they do not receive any necessary timely help, where they go next, where they are resettled, is basically an organized place. in vladivostok there are various centers where they will be offered to settle, thanks to ordinary citizens, who also call back and offer them some of their houses, especially again to those people who move from the villages and have a lot of livestock, we understand that there is simply no way for them to live in common rooms, somewhere in dormitories, and we are really grat

one of these wells is located locally, in the area of ​​the village of pozhezhin cernaki.plot of land. because the place here is very beautiful. a lot of people come to us to look at our sights, this is the king oak, the patriarch oak, and also just to get acquainted with the local flora, fauna, there are a lot of tourists, people who just put up a tent and live in the forest enjoying this nature. we are located near the village of pozhezhin, island elnik, this is ours. condition, christmas trees here take about 80-100 years to sprout, there is the cleanest air here, there are a lot of animals, berries, mushrooms, when the berries bloom, they are blue , that is, blueberries, entire fields turn out blue, the blanket is completely covered, when you look at the ground, it is all blue , blue blue and already then we wait for the real one after flowering, it can last the whole summer, we are all trying to get on mushrooms, on berries, because what you prepare is what you eat, treat acquaintances, friends, we grow different mushrooms , porcini mushrooms, red mushrooms, chanterel

the village, it goes to the south of the village, to the north and northwest of the village, it is 80es, 80 thousand , how many kilometers did you say mr. zaytonuli yes, 15 km, this is 15 km , yes, after this, are these private lands or not , natural resources, natural resources, except for natural springs . everyone can use it, that means it is not a private property, not public. what year did you start planting our crops since 1996? from 1976, i broke a part of the income and spent a good amount of money in 20 years, and from 1396, we started the village from here. you said that i saved money at your own expense. this is 80 of our personal expenses . the deceased is from this neighborhood or this tree is like the commander we were mansour, martyr simsar sedari , we were in the air force . yes, you were an army soldier. yes , we were the first hunting base. you did it all at your own expense , at your own expense, where do you get these saplings, where do you buy them , what do you do? nahal, for example, my son's family lives are empty when he went to the city, we used these , which

if they take this village.it or not, it's ours and not theirs. we are here today because they are going to take this land to build the wall through it, and we do not approve that. it is the land of our fathers and grandfathers, and also the land of our sons and grandchildren. and it just leaves about 2000 hectares for the city for the village itself, this is what had happened and this is what they are looking to do it, the train that buses from near here in this neighborhood was b from the lands of baixa and the israels want to keep the... citizens here far away from the bus of the train and the wall, that's why they separate the land, well i was at the babo sham's protest last week and i myself had my head banged against a bus by a soldier, the bus i was put to be taken away from her shams, there was a man with a busted eye and a bleeden nose and the soldiers would not let him receive medical attention. in this day, they pray here in their land because they know keeping their land is part of their religious an

like most villages, the profession of the people of this village is livestock farming. how many years have you been farming? now let me say 60 years. how many years have i been farming ? so far, there has been good rain. it has been raining here for a few days. the fields have been irrigated for two or three days. it's hard , but their contentment is like their trust, their hands are hardworking , yes, it's hard work , it 's hot. our invitation from these farmers to drink a hot sugar tea. choosing an associate representative, how much money should be given to someone who at least knows about the agricultural trade , what does he know about agricultural affairs , the difficulty of agricultural work, he learned with them, he should not set fire to the entire crop or agricultural land because of a few unhealthy crops. i don't remember that they didn't give me a time, why do you want to vote , let's vote for our security and honor for our country. history comes from every corner of this city, every street of this hot city has a tulip with me in this paragraph. take a walk t

we have adequate coverage for villagers at 95 %.considering others let's talk about the villagers as people who are less privileged in some places and that they should have longevity in that village . it was decided from the previous periods to have a free insurance for the villagers . my services have continued in these two years. the services we provide to the villagers have increased, all our health has improved, and our cost coverage for the treatment staff in the villages has received more attention. fund for special diseases and therapeutic lead became one year old in 1402. what measures should be taken this year for special and urgent patients? what is the current population of this fund? yes, we started until 1401. the preparatory work was done, the systems were prepared , 500 billion tomans were also credited in 1401, in 402 this amount increased to 7 thousand billion tomans , the number of diseases increased, the system became more complete in terms of covering the services , especially cancer diseases, which cost a lot of

and so my friends and i decided to get together and buy such a house, we we traveled to several villages, looking for a suitable one, and the owner of this hut, vasyl petrovich romanyuk, when he found out that we wanted to rebuild, he did not sell us this hut, he gave it to us, he gave it to us so that we could revive it as it was 100 years ago, when his grandfathers and great-grandfathers lived here. well in general, this is, you know, the story of a decade, because this is not our family house, this house was bought by my dad many years ago, and it is such a very, very interesting story, because i was somewhere in the eighth grade at the time, he came and said: i i bought a house from a shev, and his eyes were so bright, i say everything is cool, but i immediately thought of football players. and , i say, class, let's go, i'm already, we're already going here to this village, i imagine how i'm already swimming in the pool with my girlfriends here, dad gets up here, i say, dad, well, some wrong stop, i say, i myself i didn't fantasize, well, because it's the eighth grade, i didn't under

taseung — known as the freedom village — in the south. few people who still live there. we pass through checkpoint after checkpoint on ourjourney into the heart of the demilitarized zone, the strip of land separating north and south korea. freedom main, this is freedom 6, over. but beyond the barbed wire sits a deceivingly peaceful village where a tiny community of south koreans live in the shadow of their enemy, north korea, closely guarded by an elite battalion of soldiers. like many of the villagers, mrs kim was born here before korea was even divided. she's now offered some serious perks to convince her to stay. she doesn't pay taxes or rent, and with extreme isolation comes an abundance of land to farm. "one day when i was gathering acorns, north korean soldiers came too close", mrs kim tells me. "i started screaming. it was so scary". the village of taesung was established at the end of the korean war as a symbol of peace along with another village in the north, kijong, but no one is thought to live there now. given that the north k

the village secondary school is an exemplary institution in the village.udents here are good. experienced teachers, what is one number of cups worth at the entrance? good afternoon, hello, i’m calling, intyagulonga is melting before our eyes, teaching is his element, the foreigner’s parents are ecuadorian professors, the master of science himself teaches students on the internet, sergei novik also chose the teaching profession a little less than 10 years ago; at 27, the man is already a director. teachers so, secondly , let’s say, in my family my grandmother also worked as a teacher of biology and chemistry, so somehow i wanted to, as i would announce, yes, biology and their school have been constant in the last 5 years, the so -called retention rate of young personnel in the field of education is high, more than ever, on average 70% remain in their jobs specialists, they rely on fellow countrymen, almost half of the graduates go to work. to my small homeland, there are other people here who are probably closer to my soul, i also come from the village, so

before the war , about 400 residents lived in the village. evacuation from the border settlements of okhtyrskyi district continues for the sixth day in a row. due to constant russian airstrikes, it is impossible to live there, even those who did not plan to leave their homes are leaving. shelling does not stop even during the evacuation. everything will be fine now, we will take it out now. everything will be fine with you, and in order for everything to be normal, everything will be fine, and our collection continues, the 74th battalion of the 102nd separate brigade urgently needs mavics and fpv drones. these soldiers defend our country in the zaporozhye direction, so that they do not risk their lives and do not go on an assault through changing fields, they are needed drones and we have to help. our goal is uah 500,000. join this collection, any amount is important, you see all the details on the screen. he received a nine-year prison sentence for the collaborators. the self-proclaimed head of the dymorsk community in the kyiv region. the m

until 2003 there were two villages, old sands and new sands.... in 2003, two villages were connected and it turned out to be one village - sands, sands are called several versions, in the center of the village there is a cemetery around a lot of sand, this is one version, then there is another one, there was a count more than twenty dogs, dog in polish sands, so everyone had their own booth, their own nickname. well, it was all on the territory of the park , the park occupies 10 hectares, it was very beautiful, and the park was also planted in the 15th century, the beginning, it was small in the beginning, behind the shrubs park there is a lake, the park was very beautiful, one of the best in our area in the area, but he died because a dam was dug around the lake. the lake was deepened, now it is 6 s by m, the area is 18 km square, so they liked the plot here. went to france, but came here, and no matter where he was , he was absent, they still prepared dinner and , as if they were waiting for him all the time, the stable was preserved, which t

the russians were partially knocked out of the village of pobeda, but the village itself moved into a they say, neither ours nor yours. works are not a tokmat area. the situation on this part of the front stabilized in the first days. in march , the russian attack on the village ended and our heroes launched a counteroffensive, during which they returned a significant part of the lost positions , in particular, all the outskirts of robotyny. for the enemy the offensive ended with significant losses and without changes on the front line, despite this, it is likely that soon we will see new attempts to revise the results of the summer counteroffensive of the armed forces, and not only near robot, but also in the berdyansk direction near staromaisk. luhansk region kupyansk in three days. all historical statements about the breakthrough of the rashists to kupyansk and further to kharkiv this week ended with the fact that the ukrainian armed forces conducted a successful counteroffensive near the village of tabaivka, which the enemy captured at the end of january. therefore, the northern a

the villages without electricity have been electrified, a significant part of the villages, the water network has been stabilized. planting three saplings by the leader of the revolution on tree planting day. one of these three trees is a tree. zaitouneh means to express solidarity with the palestinian people, where the center of zaitoun is located. hundreds of thousands of other saplings were planted throughout the country. design and production teaching reading and writing for dyslexic children dyslexia is a kind of learning disorder. elections of the islamic council of merit selection or reducing the relationship of the representatives with the people , what will be the approach of the future parliament regarding the plan of proportional elections? in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful. peace be upon ali muhammad and the family of muhammad and the speedy death of them. greetings and a good day . i invite you, dear and respected compatriots, to accompany us with the detailed news of 14:00. something was done referring to the march 11 elections they did and said i need to

in the village of borovki, polotsk district, in september 1925 there was a real commotion. silcha residents watched with bated breath, first with surprise, and then even with interest , how this time the skirmish between the deputy of the village council and the secretary would end. the documents must remain in the kolkoz, they cannot be taken away, here is the table where to take the documents, give the papers to christ god, please don’t lead to sin, give them back in an amicable way, here’s another place you can see it, so that the woman unharnesses everyone, i’m here for you, the foreman left me in charge, i ’m the main thing here, give me the papers, there are so many people... they all need certificates, there are no documents, no seal, if the food was taken as required, i’ll sign the documents myself, the signature must be mine , and certified by a seal, i’m in charge here, if you ’re in charge, then you should have a seal, but i didn’t give you the seal, but took it away myself, then i had to deal with the situation . about the circle. the chairman, getting ready for

the village of khatyn was already completely burned out.y was treated at the bogdanovka farm by honored doctor of the bssr, maria anisimova, an underground worker who worked as a surgeon in a lagoi hospital, and on the third day after the tragedy, residents of khatyn were buried by residents of surrounding villages. the men sat down on the horse and drove off; it was already dark. he lived in donetsk, he was arrested on april 1 , 1973, on the same day at 12:30 the first interrogation began, then he was transported to grodno, and four more accused were gradually brought here, until the trial they were in grodno prison no. one. today it’s hard to say if it’s by chance. in the chernivtsi region of ukraine, grigory lakusta worked at the donetsk shakhtostroy trust. he led a brigade of carpenters. a team of 35 people, he coached the management’s football team, which took first place there in district and regional competitions, and a children’s football team. lacusta had two daughters. nadezhda worked as a dispatcher for gorgaz in the city of daku

with relatives in the village, wait, what about work? do you have a job?he best morning, further in the program. we are clarifying the details of the emergency. let's look at the wording of the inspectors in the first broadcast. on ntv, the program is an emergency in the studio of valeria gavrilovskaya. the torment of an eight-year-old boy, whom his mother kept alone and locked up, ended.

a direct road opens beyond the village for a while. however , currently ivanovske has become a stumbling block for all mechanized enemy assaults. a similar situation developed further north in bohdanivka, where fighting has also been going on for more than a month on the northern outskirts of the village. the occupation of bohdanivka will make it possible to get close to the northern outskirts of chasovoy yar. it is obvious that the largest post-donetsk agglomeration of cities , slavyansk, kramatorsk and kostiantynivka, is a priority target for the rashists, so they are already... now starting to prepare the ground for their future offensive, for this they need to depopulate the current center of donetsk region, this is what explains the shelling kostyantynky, pod during which the enemy destroyed the railway station, 14 buildings, three educational institutions and several administrative buildings. the situation on the ughledar front near novomykhaivka: this week, the defense forces managed to completely restrain the enemy's advance on

all the villages that announce the avalanche. villagers call. dehiara or prefect. they announce that there is still no access to this village in our district or region, so we will be dispatched by helicopter immediately. the helicopter lands in sohail village. if someone helps him, he will be very hurt. these food packages include food and rice and oil tomato paste, lentils, beans and all kinds of dishes that i like . from the beginning of the incident until now, we are 12 of our dear compatriots. in sila , we were able to rescue more than 38,000 people who had an accident, and we were also able to accommodate 420 people. each and every family arrived , thank god and praise god, the whole village was satisfied. how many households are there, friends? this village has two neighborhoods , one is sahl imam bakhsh and sahl qader bakhsh, both of which have approximately 200 households. in the following. the helicopter goes to other days where people are waiting for help, days near ground zero marzi, how many members of the family had been sent to you ? yes, they had com

only those who could not go remained in the village.h small children remained in the house of the kosach family. pregnant, they shouldn't touch her. they hid in the barn. the door swung open. in a moment, woman. turned out to be on the floor, a policeman kicked her painfully with his boot. throwing a rope over the cow's horns, he tried to lead her out of the barn. another policeman was dragging the sheep, kicking the children who did not want to let it go. the woman began to ask the police to leave at least something. there were more lithuanians, ukrainians, like germans , there were more germans at large, and the geta here, well, the geta, the getai... had a punitive detachment of theirs, it was easier to get time off from the germans, but it was very difficult from them, difficult people, harmful , then the woman was not shot, she was lucky, and not because the executioners turned out to be favorable to her and the children, having come to her senses, she promised to collect more food for them, and they promised to return, but this wa