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[00:01:02] Hello, this is the "Vremya" program, in the studio Ekaterina Andreeva, the main events
[00:01:05] of the day.
[00:01:09] National Unity Day is a holiday of a big country with a rich
[00:01:13] history. In this diversity of cultures,
[00:01:16] traditions, customs, lies our strength, a huge
[00:01:19] competitive advantage,
[00:01:21] potential. We must constantly
[00:01:25] strengthen it, protect multinational harmony, our
[00:01:28] common heritage. Celebrations in the capital and regions,
[00:01:32] an intersection of eras, an opportunity to learn more about traditions and
[00:01:35] culture.
[00:01:39] The President's award for contribution to strengthening national unity and
[00:01:42] state awards for merits in various fields, a solemn ceremony in
[00:01:46] the Kremlin.
[00:01:50] Results of the US midterm elections. Republicans lose control of
[00:01:54] Congress, what will Donald Trump do and how does he explain the failure
[00:01:57] of his party members.
[00:02:02] The most modern exhibition center in Russia, the
[00:02:05] VDNHpo complex will open by the end of the year, how the work is progressing, checked
[00:02:08] the mayor of the capital, Sergey
[00:02:10] Sobyanin.
[00:02:14] Two goals in 3 minutes, a brilliant game by Alexey Batorakov for
[00:02:17] the Turkish club Kalinka in honor of the Russian footballer at the Champions League match in
[00:02:21] Istanbul.
[00:02:26] So, today is National Unity Day.
[00:02:30] In 1612, the people's militia of Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky
[00:02:34] liberated Moscow from foreign invaders. Prince Pozharsky
[00:02:37] entered Kitay-Gorod with the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God,
[00:02:41] the patroness of the fatherland. This became one of the key moments
[00:02:45] in overcoming the Time of Troubles in the struggle for freedom and
[00:02:48] independence. Celebrations are held today across the country. In Moscow, Vladimir Putin
[00:02:51] laid flowers at the monument to Minin and Pozharsky. Report by Dmitry
[00:02:55] Kulko. The monument to Minin and Pozharsky is
[00:02:59] the only heroes of Russian history who were honored with a monument on Red
[00:03:02] Square. After its abolition by the Bolsheviks, November 4th was not celebrated for almost
[00:03:06] a century. By Vladimir Putin's decision, the holiday was returned, and today he, along with
[00:03:09] religious leaders, lays flowers at the
[00:03:12] monument.
[00:03:15] In unity is our strength, the harmony of traditional religions in Russia impresses
[00:03:19] foreign guests. The head of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims, Ravil Gainutdin,
[00:03:22] conveyed to the president the gratitude of participants in international projects
[00:03:26] of the Russia-Africa summit. Thank you very much, thank you for this event,
[00:03:30] because I think it went very well, very, at such
[00:03:33] a high level, we talked with His Holiness
[00:03:36] today, they take
[00:03:39] an example from us, they are surprised how we live in peace and
[00:03:43] harmony,
[00:03:45] many told me about this, many said, interreligious
[00:03:48] peace, interreligious cooperation with
[00:03:51] our traditional religions, for them it is
[00:03:55] an example, many will tell me that,
[00:03:56] Happy holiday! On Red Square, the president spoke with children
[00:04:01] of special operation heroes and young
[00:04:05] volunteers from different regions of the country. What's your name? My
[00:04:08] name is Kalashnikov Mikhail, I'm 8 years old, we
[00:04:11] prepare logs for the military so that they can
[00:04:14] build dugouts, and we saved as many
[00:04:18] military lives as possible, and they prepare,
[00:04:22] this is in Stary Oskol, since the beginning of the special operation, a thousand
[00:04:25] trucks with timber have been sent to the soldiers by volunteers of the Belgorod movement "Logs
[00:04:29] 30".
[00:05:00] contribution to the common cause, we, well, my mom and I
[00:05:03] collect, sometimes branches, sometimes I saw with my dad, sometimes I even
[00:05:06] loaded cars, and now we light bonfires, we need
[00:05:10] to get rid of logging residues. somehow, now he, he was nicknamed
[00:05:14] the main beaver, because he already
[00:05:18] knows his way around, and if new people come to us, Mishanya introduces
[00:05:21] the children to the matter, watches over other
[00:05:24] children, already knows his way around, knows, of course, like a son of the regiment, he is
[00:05:28] with us there, sixteen-year-old Ira Samokhina is brought up in the children's center
[00:05:31] "Family Pier" in the village of Krasivka, Tambov region, it was she who came up with
[00:05:35] the idea to open a special operation museum here, the first such in the country based on an orphanage,
[00:05:39] the guys wove camouflage nets for the front and sewed balaclavas. And
[00:05:42] the soldiers, in response, sent things from the front, Ira has already collected a hundred
[00:05:45] exhibits, trophies, equipment, and so that
[00:05:48] schoolchildren who came to our museum also understood all
[00:05:52] this, but also tried on some exhibits
[00:05:56] themselves, for example, helmets of some kind,
[00:05:59] bulletproof vests, and also understood
[00:06:02] how difficult it is for people there, there are also rare
[00:06:05] finds, this is a German
[00:06:08] bayonet, it was found in a trench
[00:06:11] in, well, approximately in 2023,
[00:06:14] the museum in Krasivka was supported by the association of SVO veterans, Ira's new friends,
[00:06:18] paratroopers, marines, soldiers of the Tambov special forces brigade, they
[00:06:22] regularly visit orphanages, talk about the front line, teach the guys
[00:06:25] tactical medicine and always leave their chevrons as a souvenir. Ira,
[00:06:29] I know that your chevron stand is growing rapidly, I wanted to give you
[00:06:33] this too, this is our patch of war correspondents of the First Channel, I think it will find its place in
[00:06:36] the collection. Thank you very much, and where will you serve? In the 31st regiment,
[00:06:41] because my dad serves there. Every day of ten-year-old Maxim
[00:06:44] Vashkov begins with hard training. The boy does everything to become
[00:06:48] like his father, an officer of the famous Kostroma
[00:06:51] Airborne Regiment. At the cost of his life, he saved his comrades. He was the first to run
[00:06:55] into the attack, an unequal
[00:06:58] battle, he himself was mortally
[00:07:01] wounded. He was awarded the Order of
[00:07:04] Courage posthumously. Do you want to be like your dad? Yes, do you train every day?
[00:07:07] Yes. And why, what for? What do you want? Well,
[00:07:11] well, to become strong.
[00:07:16] Like dad, and battalion commander Alexander Dosegaev led the battalion into attack and drove the enemy from positions near Vasilyevka. This
[00:07:20] battle was the last for the Pskov paratrooper, he was posthumously awarded
[00:07:24] the title of Hero of Russia, the officer's daughter also chose military
[00:07:27] service. Of course, my father is heroic, he performed such a feat. Everyone in the division still
[00:07:31] remembers him and says only the best. Do you also have such a fighting character, like your
[00:07:35] dad? A little softer, but
[00:07:38] seriously, well, I always try to achieve
[00:07:41] different goals. But I succeed, and I want to enter
[00:07:45] military translation, so children share their plans for
[00:07:48] adult life with the president, talked with instructors with real combat experience, received a large
[00:07:52] amount of theoretical and practical knowledge and decided to enter the Moscow Institute
[00:07:55] of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation.
[00:07:59] And what specialty? Specialist in border activity
[00:08:01] management. This is special. Many wanted
[00:08:05] to tell the president as much as possible about themselves. Darina, an activist of the school
[00:08:09] rescue squad from the Moscow region, rattled off her speech in one breath. "In
[00:08:13] the future, I want to talk about safety culture, because I believe that
[00:08:16] spreading this knowledge will make our world a little
[00:08:19] safer." What a good girl, how old are you?
[00:08:22] 11. You just rattled it off like a machine gun,
[00:08:26] you probably memorized it all, and fifteen-year-old volunteer Vladimir
[00:08:29] Nesterov helps open collections for SVO fighters, loads trucks
[00:08:33] and has even traveled with humanitarian convoys to frontline areas. Was it
[00:08:36] not scary in Severodonetsk? Well,
[00:08:39] there was a very unusual atmosphere compared to what we have
[00:08:43] here, everything is peaceful here, besides support, by delivering humanitarian
[00:08:46] aid, it is also moral and
[00:08:49] psychological support, because they know that there are those who are waiting for them,
[00:08:53] who are ready to help them, who in case
[00:08:57] of anything can, whom they can
[00:09:00] rely on, sculptor Van Martas depicted the key moment: Minin hands
[00:09:03] the sword to Voivode Pozharsky, the rear arms the front, centuries later
[00:09:07] this law of victory has not changed, round-the-clock work of defense
[00:09:11] enterprises,
[00:10:25] "We proudly turn to the origins
[00:10:28] of this holiday, when people of different nationalities and
[00:10:32] faiths put an end to internecine strife and
[00:10:36] internal turmoil, restored
[00:10:39] statehood and legitimate
[00:10:41] power. I emphasize that in the militia
[00:10:45] of Minin and Pozharsky, gathered on the legendary
[00:10:49] Nizhny Novgorod land, came ordinary people, and
[00:10:53] people of very different".
[00:11:25] have grown into each other, this
[00:11:27] kinship, the soul of the nation is reflected in our
[00:11:30] thousand-year history, in the military chronicle
[00:11:34] of the fatherland, in its great achievements. Our ancestors,
[00:11:37] compatriots, people of very different
[00:11:40] nationalities, became known to the whole world, first
[00:11:43] of all, as great Russians, pioneers,
[00:11:47] workers, warriors, artists, painters,
[00:11:51] scientists and inventors and original art.
[00:12:14] The central place in the exhibition is occupied by the icon of Prince Dmitry Donskoy
[00:12:18] and Saint Euphrosyne of Moscow. The spouses were
[00:12:21] inseparable all their lives and fully dedicated it to the fatherland,
[00:12:26] heroic examples, historical roots of Orthodoxy in
[00:12:29] Rus' and most importantly, faith in modern human
[00:12:32] life. Vladimir Putin, together with Patriarch Kirill, lit a candle at
[00:12:36] the image of the patron saints, crossed himself and kissed
[00:12:39] the icon. Prince Vladimir, Alexander Nevsky, Vasily
[00:12:43] the Blessed, the first Romanov tsar Mikhail Fyodorovich, monumental images
[00:12:46] of rulers, commanders, saints, spiritual figures, this
[00:12:50] is literally jewelry work, that is, Orthodox rulers, the history
[00:12:54] of Russia embodied.
[00:13:25] This is a monument to Minich, his great prophecy
[00:13:29] that the Russian state, unlike all others,
[00:13:32] is governed by God, means it's unclear
[00:13:35] directly,
[00:13:37] so we, it's unclear how it even exists, the exhibition
[00:13:41] is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the primate of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch
[00:13:45] Kirill recalled who helped him determine his path when, as a fifteen-year-old
[00:13:49] boy, he decided to live separately from his parents, his father, a priest, and
[00:13:52] his mother went for help to the elder Afenogen in the Pskov-Pechersky
[00:13:56] monastery. "I can't tell you anything, come back in 2-3
[00:13:59] days." They come, he comes out, all
[00:14:02] radiant and says: "Everything this boy
[00:14:05] tells you, do it." I left, entered
[00:14:09] the Leningrad Complex Geological Expedition, trained as
[00:14:12] a cartographer, that's where I worked, studied in
[00:14:16] a geological party, yes,
[00:14:18] we were engaged, the main idea is to talk not just about
[00:14:22] the church, but about the main values in life.
[00:14:55] The Lord's entry into Jerusalem, the author's interpretation of biblical stories
[00:14:58] is intertwined with historical lines, which the head of state
[00:15:01] told children who came after the ceremony on Red Square.
[00:15:05] Guys, come on in, look at this work by modern
[00:15:09] artists on various historical
[00:15:12] subjects. A history lesson from the President of Russia near a copy
[00:15:15] of the monument to the leaders of the Big Three: Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill. The original
[00:15:19] is installed near the Livadia Palace, where the Yalta
[00:15:22] Conference took place. USA, Great Britain.
[00:15:38] evidence of the heroic sacrifice of our clergy, who did not
[00:15:41] spare themselves even during the Great Patriotic War, despite Soviet
[00:15:45] atheism, they managed to preserve traditions that seemed to have been lost forever,
[00:15:48] and much thanks to modern creators, they are
[00:15:52] the authors of almost all works at the exhibition, young specialists also help
[00:15:55] to restore shrines, one of them is the Dmitrov Life-Giving Cross, late
[00:15:59] 13th, early 14th century. This is a unique experience,
[00:16:03] when the older generation works on such a project, transfers
[00:16:07] all its knowledge and competencies, because it is very important for us
[00:16:11] that many young specialists come to the field of
[00:16:14] restoration, special attention is paid to this in Moscow, where before
[00:16:17] the revolution there were more than 500 churches, at the end of the eighties
[00:16:20] of the last century there were 10 times fewer left, now new churches are being built in the capital,
[00:16:24] 157 have already been erected, 41 are in
[00:16:28] progress, 71 are in plans, in total there are currently
[00:16:31] 586 active churches, which is more
[00:16:34] than before the revolution, and Moscow has once again... become
[00:16:38] golden-domed, huge work is continuing on the transfer
[00:16:41] of property, the Orthodox Church has been transferred
[00:16:45] 750 objects, these are Sunday schools, and
[00:16:49] church temples and so on and so forth. Sergeyevich,
[00:16:52] what was the population
[00:16:54] of Moscow,
[00:16:57] it was 2 million, it was six times less, all
[00:17:00] 13.5, well, we have something to work on, yes, therefore
[00:17:04] we did not stop, we continue to work, these are such provisions.
[00:17:10] Future parishioners of Russian churches were delighted with the exhibition, especially with the film
[00:17:14] on a biblical theme, which was made with the help of artificial intelligence. This is the essence
[00:17:18] of our faith, they said here, to go with a person
[00:17:21] and inspire them throughout their journey, the
[00:17:24] best day in my life, yes, well done, he
[00:17:27] said correctly, what did you like? Everything, to sew
[00:17:30] and reap, thank you for everything, Ivan Prozurov, Mikhail Artyukhin,
[00:17:34] Anastasia Kubuzeva, Artem Antonov and Stanislav Opletin. First
[00:17:37] channel.
[00:17:40] We will return to the celebrations in honor of National Unity Day in the program,
[00:17:44] we will tell you how the holiday was celebrated in the Nizhny Novgorod region and other regions. And
[00:17:48] now to other topics of the day. Let's continue with the daily report
[00:17:51] of the Ministry of Defense. The department confirmed new strikes on the rear of
[00:17:54] the Kiev regime, targeting transport infrastructure connected with
[00:17:57] the Armed Forces of Ukraine, workshops for the production of ground and air drones. In
[00:18:01] Kiev and the region, there are power outages. A substation was
[00:18:04] hit there, energy facilities in Dnipropetrovsk were attacked.
[00:19:07] it's clear who without identification marks, they grab me by the hair,
[00:19:10] you can't see it here, I have bumps on my head, they just beat me,
[00:19:14] everyone beat me with shovels and feet, and fists, they carry
[00:19:18] me to another floor, lay me face down on the floor, start interrogating me, they hit me
[00:19:22] so hard on the head that I can't hear anything, I can't see anything, then they grab
[00:19:26] me by the hair and throw me against the wall, when I fell, they start hitting
[00:19:29] my head on the floor, point, and today it became
[00:19:33] known, instead of apologies, the beaten teenager, along with
[00:19:36] his parents... were put on the lists of enemies of the Kyiv regime on the "Mirotvorets"
[00:19:40] website with the formulation "for undermining the country's defense capability,
[00:19:43] disrupting mobilization measures", like doctor
[00:19:47] Valentina Molada, who tried to get into the torture
[00:19:50] chamber to help its mutilated prisoners, but here it wasn't just Mirotvorets,
[00:19:54] the woman was arrested for 2 months without the right to bail, this currently
[00:19:58] threatens her with up to 8 years, no less, for obstructing
[00:20:01] the work of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, disclosing the location of military personnel and
[00:20:05] organizing mass riots.
[00:20:07] soldiers, yes, I'll read it to you. The Democrats have the advantage.
[00:20:11] In America, in the midterm elections, Republicans lost control of
[00:20:15] the Senate and the House of Representatives. And if
[00:20:17] the upper hand is only 10 votes at this hour,
[00:20:20] 54-44, then in the lower house the gap is much more significant.
[00:20:24] 93 seats. Republicans even lost three of their traditionally
[00:20:28] red states: South Carolina, Texas and Kansas. How
[00:20:32] will American President Trump now form policy and
[00:20:36] interact with opponents? What will now be typical for, for example, the state
[00:20:39] of Cowboys, Texas, our correspondent Georgy Alisashvili knows, he
[00:20:43] assesses the new balance of power in the States.
[00:20:46] Conservatives feared blue, the color of the Democratic Party.
[00:21:20] Texas, where for the first time in almost 40 years there will be a liberal governor,
[00:21:23] who, for example, called for simplifying the procedure for legalizing
[00:21:27] migrants. James, no
[00:21:30] less of a sensation is that Texas, which has become Democratic, will be
[00:21:33] represented in the Senate by Jamesta Larica, who, among other things, opposed
[00:21:37] the ban on abortions and supported the participation of transgender children in
[00:21:41] sports competitions, which for the Cowboy State is, to put it mildly,
[00:21:44] untypical. What would Jesus do if he
[00:21:48] visited the Texas legislature? I think he would say
[00:21:52] to us: blessed are transgender children. Rural
[00:21:56] Kansas will have a Democratic senator for the first time in almost
[00:21:59] 100 years.
[00:22:01] When was the last time a Democrat was elected here? The country still
[00:22:05] had Prohibition, so back then you wouldn't be able to
[00:22:07] stand here like this with glasses.
[00:22:10] Michigan in the Capitol will be represented by
[00:22:14] the first Muslim senator in the state's history, Abdul
[00:22:16] El-Sayed, whom Trump calls a radical extremist.
[00:22:20] Thank you, this is your victory, to all the children who
[00:22:23] watched what was happening in the last month, to all the parents
[00:22:27] who found it difficult to explain to their children why the president openly
[00:22:31] mocked a person because of their name or how they
[00:22:34] pray, tell them that the bad guys lost. In
[00:22:38] Ohio, in the gubernatorial elections, a prominent Trump supporter,
[00:22:41] businessman Vivec Ramaswamy, failed in the race for the post, he was outrun by
[00:22:45] doctor Amy
[00:22:45] Acton.
[00:23:20] social justice. The era of single-party rule
[00:23:23] in Washington ended in a crushing defeat.
[00:23:27] Voters expressed discontent with high gas prices, an unpopular
[00:23:30] war in Iran, and stubbornly high inflation. By Wednesday
[00:23:34] morning, it became clear that the country was entering a new period of political
[00:23:37] uncertainty, when both parties would have to think about how
[00:23:41] to act in the coming post-Trump era. In New York, on election
[00:23:44] day, there was no great excitement. In one of Manhattan's central libraries,
[00:23:48] for the election...
[00:24:52] in the polling station, if I myself participated in the elections, these people would come to vote, so I'm a little
[00:24:55] surprised, I thought I could provide our candidates with the same
[00:24:59] support that I enjoy myself. But Trump no longer has
[00:25:02] the opportunity to be re-elected, even his influential supporters now
[00:25:06] look to the future with anxiety. What worries me most is that
[00:25:09] if in 2028 the Democrats win a complete victory in
[00:25:13] the elections, gaining control of the House of Representatives, the Senate and the White
[00:25:17] House, they will, first, grant Washington, D.C.
[00:25:20] and Puerto Rico statehood, to ensure a solid majority in
[00:25:24] the Senate. Second, they will open borders and legalize everyone who is in
[00:25:28] the US illegally, to secure an electoral majority for themselves.
[00:25:32] Third, they will increase the number of Supreme Court justices to
[00:25:35] immediately gain a majority there. As a result, America
[00:25:38] will turn into a state with virtually unchangeable one-party
[00:25:41] rule, and democracy in any meaningful sense of the
[00:25:45] word will come to an end. Such a crushing defeat
[00:25:48] for Republicans, as many believe, analysts say, prematurely launches
[00:25:52] the next presidential election cycle in the country, which
[00:25:55] makes America even less predictable both domestically
[00:25:58] and internationally. arena.
[00:26:02] First Channel USA.
[00:26:06] Now about the preparation of trilateral talks in the Russia-
[00:26:09] Ukraine-America format in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11. And the meeting
[00:26:12] of the leaders of our country, China and the United States on the sidelines of the APEC summit.
[00:26:16] This is what presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov answered to our
[00:26:19] correspondent's question.
[00:26:26] Chinese?
[00:27:38] Let's return to the celebrations in honor of National Unity Day, which is being celebrated today across
[00:27:41] the country, from the Far East to the western borders. One of the main
[00:27:45] venues was Nizhny Novgorod, where over 5,000 people took part
[00:27:48] in a procession through the city center, from the cathedral where
[00:27:52] Kuzma Minin is buried, to the Square of National Unity. Footage from different
[00:27:55] regions in a report by Arina Shchebleva.
[00:27:59] We live in one big, multinational country, and we love
[00:28:02] it for such versatility, together we are strong, and if
[00:28:06] we scatter to the corners, we will have nothing. In Russia
[00:28:09] live representatives of more than 190 ethnic groups. This day
[00:28:13] is celebrated on a grand scale in every corner of our vast country. The first
[00:28:16] to start celebrating were the residents of the Far East, so solemnly
[00:28:20] and beautifully it was today in the Republic
[00:28:21] of Sakha.
[00:28:24] In the capital, students of the Peoples' Friendship University unfurled a large picturesque
[00:28:28] canvas. This is a map of Russia, they created it with their own hands all
[00:28:31] together.
[00:29:02] our detractors, that's how it was at the turn
[00:29:05] of the 17th centuries, the Russian state
[00:29:09] caused enormous, if not hatred, then
[00:29:13] jealousy among its neighbors, and with sword and
[00:29:16] deception, they tried to reduce this influence,
[00:29:20] history put everything in its place, Russia emerged
[00:29:23] even stronger from this conflict, this is important for
[00:29:26] Rosatom, because we are also part of the great Russian
[00:29:30] militia, and at the walls of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin... volunteers unfurled
[00:29:33] a hundred-meter tricolor and 5,000 people walked in a procession from the Mikhail
[00:29:37] Archangel Cathedral. It is no coincidence that this day coincides with
[00:29:40] the feast of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God. Thus they reached the Square
[00:29:43] of National Unity. It was here that the Zemstvo elder Kuzma Minin
[00:29:47] and Prince Dmitry Pozharsky led the people's militia to
[00:29:51] save Moscow from Polish invaders. Then residents of different
[00:29:54] estates, faiths and nationalities united
[00:29:58] and expelled the invaders from the heart of Russia. Perhaps this is the essence.
[00:30:32] humanitarian aid to the soldiers and donated blood. In the DPR, a music
[00:30:35] festival was held, in which about 50 creative
[00:30:39] groups of different
[00:30:41] nationalities took part.
[00:30:47] In Crimea, a new art object was opened, a relief map of the peninsula with
[00:30:50] miniatures of churches, mosques, monasteries, synagogues, while
[00:30:53] the exhibition will be constantly updated. We will put the Crimean Bridge,
[00:30:57] we will put some other details,
[00:31:00] let it be a surprise. We will not stop at
[00:31:03] this. In St. Petersburg, on the facade of the Peter and Paul Cathedral, luminous
[00:31:07] patterns of national ornaments and crafts came to life.
[00:31:10] This is just beauty, fantastic,
[00:31:13] all our peoples are represented.
[00:31:45] counts on the same approach from foreign partners, and the task
[00:31:48] of developing the country is worthily solved by its best representatives in various
[00:31:52] fields, their success is the success of all Russia. Report by Anton
[00:31:55] Vernitsky. The Presidential Award for Contribution to Strengthening
[00:31:59] National Unity has been awarded for the tenth year in a row, so today is the first round date in its
[00:32:02] history, but its award on National Unity Day here in
[00:32:06] the Kremlin is already a tradition, as is the tradition of awarding state awards to foreigners
[00:32:09] on November 4th, who, due to their work, due to their love for our
[00:32:13] country, do everything possible.
[00:32:45] the answer has always been the unity of people, their
[00:32:48] common and therefore invincible will,
[00:32:52] the desire to independently determine their
[00:32:54] own destiny. It was the same in the 19th
[00:32:58] century, now in our days
[00:33:01] our soldiers also bravely defend the interests
[00:33:05] of Russia, our statehood within the framework of a special military
[00:33:08] operation, the people of Russia
[00:33:11] united in sincere, effective support
[00:33:15] of our heroes. The award for contribution to strengthening National Unity
[00:33:18] Vladimir Putin presented to the director of multimedia parks Russia
[00:33:21] My History, Ivan Esin. The first such park, and essentially a museum
[00:33:25] of the country's history of a new generation, where instead of familiar exhibits
[00:33:29] there are touch screens, 3D interactive models appeared in
[00:33:32] Moscow at VDNKh in 2015. For
[00:33:36] many of our employees and colleagues on the project
[00:33:39] Russia My History, this is recognition of their
[00:33:43] labor, merits, our common cause to preserve
[00:33:46] the unified historical space of the country, I will also
[00:33:50] allow myself to thank my mentor, Metropolitan
[00:33:54] Tikhon, of Crimea and Simferopol, for
[00:33:56] his demandingness, attention
[00:34:00] and the bar he sets for our
[00:34:03] projects. Already now new historical museums across the
[00:34:07] country, there are more and more of them every year, not long ago they were opened in Lugansk,
[00:34:10] Donetsk, Melitopol, visited by more than 30 million people, today there are
[00:34:14] 26 such museums from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk to
[00:34:17] St. Petersburg and Moscow.
[00:34:20] The Order of Honor was awarded today to the President of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian
[00:34:24] Republic Vadim Krasnoselsky, reminding that the capital of his country
[00:34:27] Tiraspol was once founded by the great Russian commander Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov,
[00:34:31] he thanked the Russian peacekeepers stationed in
[00:34:35] Transnistria for their help. A special thanks to you, Vladimir Vladimirovich,
[00:34:38] from all the Transnistrian people for peace
[00:34:41] on our land, for Russia's peacekeeping mission.
[00:34:45] on the Dniester. Russian World - this is not a formality,
[00:34:49] this is not a word, it is a right, the right to live
[00:34:52] on your native land, the right to speak your native languages, the right to develop
[00:34:56] your culture and honor your history, honor
[00:34:59] your ancestors. In general, in the Catherine Hall of the Kremlin it was
[00:35:03] interesting to hear how differently but at the same time similarly Russian
[00:35:06] speech sounds from the mouths of those for whom it was not native from birth.
[00:35:10] Here is the entrepreneur from Italy Ennio Bardata, awarded the Order of
[00:35:13] Friendship.
[00:35:45] years, since then I have never left it. Many
[00:35:49] years I devoted to translating his work
[00:35:52] into Korean. I am sure that translation
[00:35:56] is the most peaceful diplomacy. And