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[00:00:00] problems in 60 settlements, but that doesn't mean that they are
[00:00:03] completely disconnected, they are somewhere partially, somewhere
[00:00:07] work is being carried out, but the consumer is mostly with
[00:00:10] electricity, also the Vitebsk energy system provided assistance to the Minsk
[00:00:13] energy system, which suffered the most, this is
[00:00:17] Vileysky district, in general the situation is currently
[00:00:20] under control, in Gomel region the power supply has been
[00:00:23] fully restored in Svetlogorsk district, in Zhlobin
[00:00:27] district there are still settlements without electricity.
[00:00:30] For the prompt elimination of the consequences of the hurricane,
[00:00:34] 29 emergency recovery brigades and 36 units of
[00:00:38] special equipment were involved. More news on the Newsby website, in our
[00:00:41] mobile application and multimedia portal videobel.
[00:05:03] How difficult it is,
[00:05:05] difficult in the flow of information to extract
[00:05:08] what is truly important, it's not just about delving deep, it's even
[00:05:12] harder to ask honest questions and look at
[00:05:15] ourselves soberly, but this is the only right path if
[00:05:19] you want to have your own opinion and not settle for
[00:05:22] what is imposed. My name is Alyona Syrova, professionally and
[00:05:25] personally I see it
[00:05:27] this way:
[00:05:35] right off the bat, what impressed me from the news, well,
[00:05:38] let's say, over the last few days, regarding the internal agenda?
[00:06:42] and you are at your workplace, to which
[00:06:45] he tells me: I don't work, in fact he speaks Russian very badly,
[00:06:49] this is not Russian,
[00:06:52] at that moment I say, I will now
[00:06:55] record everything on my phone's video,
[00:06:59] because such communication is unacceptable,
[00:07:02] he started showing us,
[00:07:05] saying some super bad words, and
[00:07:08] at that moment started swinging his arms like this.
[00:07:43] legal assessment, more on that in a few moments, now about
[00:07:46] what unites not youth in boots and the incident with
[00:07:49] a foreigner, it's the reaction and parallel
[00:07:53] realities of life, these messages in social networks, with the migrant it turned out
[00:07:56] to be very multifaceted, firstly,
[00:07:59] mainly, I do not justify or defend
[00:08:03] anyone, but the Minister of Internal Affairs, commenting on the situation,
[00:08:06] said the following. Indeed, a foreign
[00:08:09] citizen who came to our country
[00:08:13] is a student of one of the universities,
[00:08:17] a guy who wants to study,
[00:08:20] wants to earn a penny, and naturally works part-time in
[00:08:23] a taxi, they started investigating, the guy immediately repented,
[00:08:27] says: the girl immediately introduced herself as
[00:08:30] a blogger, it turns out, the whole way while they were driving, they
[00:08:33] filmed this guy on a mobile phone,
[00:08:37] he doesn't know Russian very well, he asked, put away the phone,
[00:08:40] he says, he asked several times, but... then, apparently, his nerves snapped,
[00:08:44] he hit with his hand, but wanted to knock
[00:08:48] the phone out, so in the end she wrote
[00:08:51] a statement, yes, regarding his actions we will certainly
[00:08:55] investigate, but as soon as this appeared on the Internet,
[00:08:58] all citizens of the Republic of Belarus, yes, probably not only the Republic of Belarus,
[00:09:02] those who read, write in the comments, deport him,
[00:09:06] imprison him and so on and so forth, in every
[00:09:09] situation one needs to understand, it's strange
[00:09:12] that Belarusians, who pride themselves worldwide on their kindness and
[00:09:16] tact, and law-abidingness, decided
[00:09:19] to film someone without consent. Listen, you
[00:09:23] wouldn't be thrilled either, would you? In our country,
[00:09:26] generally, this is not allowed, regardless of whether it's a guest
[00:09:29] or a compatriot, and yes, hitting someone in Belarus
[00:09:32] is also prohibited. Hence the second point, a very
[00:09:36] disturbing trend: before calling 102, right there, on
[00:09:40] the spot, the girls had...
[00:10:25] in the comments they demand a spectacle and video with a dashcam, forgetting that there are
[00:10:28] actually legal norms, that's how social networks erode
[00:10:31] boundaries, if before such conflicts could be provoked by
[00:10:35] opinion leaders, millionaire bloggers, now any Vasya Pupkin from a fake
[00:10:39] account can stir up trouble and boom, yes,
[00:10:42] they will find out, but one should not underestimate
[00:10:44] the consequences.
[00:10:50] Social networks today are a digital storefront, a place where people upload
[00:10:53] селфи, снимают обзор.
[00:10:56] Originally created for sharing information, reliable communication and
[00:11:00] communication, the internet has become not only a useful tool for
[00:11:03] humanity, but a dangerous weapon. Often, one click,
[00:11:06] a random post or an angry comment from an ordinary user
[00:11:09] shakes the real world more strongly than a combat
[00:11:12] projectile. We should give our Filipino
[00:11:15] maids one day off a week and not take away their
[00:11:19] passports, and if they decide to leave the country, I am
[00:11:23] outraged.
[00:11:25] In 2019, a blogger from Kuwait criticized a new law giving domestic
[00:11:28] workers more rights. The post caused a colossal international
[00:11:32] scandal and provoked a mass evacuation of Filipinos. Major
[00:11:35] brands broke contracts with the influencer, advertisers left, and this is not the first and
[00:11:38] far from the last time that online
[00:11:42] publications have carried serious consequences. Once in Canada, airline
[00:11:45] loaders damaged a musician's guitar during a flight, and they didn't even
[00:11:49] pay compensation. In response, the artist posted a video online
[00:11:52] where he ridiculed this situation.
[00:12:00] The result: the company lost about 180 million dollars
[00:12:04] in just a few days. Obviously, such results would not have occurred if
[00:12:08] the post had not gained traction, and it gains traction for several reasons.
[00:12:11] This is how algorithms work, they immediately evaluate potentially
[00:12:15] popular publications, and negative messages are always trending, attracting
[00:12:18] even those who were never interested in the topic. This phenomenon
[00:12:22] is explainable from a psychological point of view. only one
[00:12:25] source that expressed one emotion or another, emotionally infected and somehow connected to
[00:12:29] it, a group, well, it seems, is not
[00:12:33] mistaken, although this is certainly not true, it is just an illusion, if there is a lot of this information,
[00:12:36] if they talk about it, it also catches on like a snowball, even
[00:12:40] if I don't understand this topic, other people react, it's also important for me to say
[00:12:44] something, that I don't want to be different from others, this is also quite a good
[00:12:47] safety mechanism, but if in the case of the airline, it was at least
[00:12:51] fair in terms of the text, there are not uncommon cases when baseless... posts
[00:12:55] cost not only a loss of reputation, but waves of violence and
[00:12:58] unrest.
[00:13:02] In 2024, in the UK there was a knife attack on
[00:13:05] a children's dance studio, where children died, and then someone
[00:13:09] posted a fake post about the attacker being a refugee. A wave
[00:13:13] of anti-migrant protests immediately swept the country, escalating into
[00:13:16] clashes with police and attacks, and it turned out that
[00:13:19] the crime was committed by a local resident. Behind the mask of a random
[00:13:22] eyewitness or an ordinary citizen all...
[00:13:55] many years, so such experiments are certainly very
[00:13:58] dangerous and should be considered, ideally, a
[00:14:01] crime against humanity. There are many examples, for example, the
[00:14:05] Black Lives Matter movement, which arose in the USA due to one video, or
[00:14:09] the case in Myanmar, in which ethnic strife flared up due to a post by
[00:14:12] a local resident. Also, the Arab Spring. The wave of color
[00:14:16] revolutions also spread thanks to a well-known messenger. An ordinary
[00:14:19] user created a page in memory of a deceased guy. Over time, the local
[00:14:23] group turned into... The logistical headquarters of the revolution.
[00:14:26] A smartphone in hand became a remote control for anger. Not only
[00:14:30] the Arab Spring, we can recall 2014, November
[00:14:33] 1st, when suddenly the same canopy collapsed, for example,
[00:14:36] at the railway station, Novi Sad in
[00:14:40] Serbia. It was just an excuse to stir up young people. This is all
[00:14:43] aimed at young people, so all color revolutions,
[00:14:47] whether it was in the territory of the Arab Spring, where they spread almost
[00:14:51] throughout Africa, and even to the Middle East. That's what it's about.
[00:14:55] As for our Republic of Belarus, this is all, first
[00:14:58] and foremost, a consequence of the fact that they are working through, looking for weak
[00:15:01] spots, where and how they can hook people, and any information occasion can
[00:15:05] be used from a minimal to a global
[00:15:09] scale. In a world where everything is digitized, you need to filter not
[00:15:12] only photos, but your own thoughts. The word today is the most expensive
[00:15:16] commodity and the most accessible weapon, because if before, to start
[00:15:20] a conflict, resources were needed, now smartphones and viral text,
[00:15:23] so where are the boundaries here?
[00:15:37] narratives, yes, there is simply a deficit in the army, yes, there are simply not
[00:15:41] enough personnel in the agro-industrial complex, all in that vein, well, a logical question, why then
[00:15:45] into the army, and not just into the forest or forestry, there are, they say,
[00:15:49] dying professions,
[00:15:50] but the personnel who are in the forest,
[00:15:57] by the way, can be and are, in fact,
[00:16:00] a reserve for the armed forces. Are you
[00:16:04] registered - are you ready, if something happens, to take
[00:16:07] up arms? Well, in any case, of course,
[00:16:10] I am ready, because this is our country, our homeland,
[00:16:14] hunters have always been
[00:16:17] ardent defenders
[00:16:19] of their homeland, always went in the first
[00:16:22] ranks, I have been dealing with weapons for 25
[00:16:26] years, I naturally
[00:16:29] know how to handle them, yes, we are registered,
[00:16:32] and territorial defense
[00:16:35] its... this forest, the forest is grown for that very reason,
[00:17:37] so that after 80-90 or 60 years
[00:17:42] it can be cut down and put to use for
[00:17:46] building housing or furniture, for example. This is very
[00:17:49] important, I have made comments many times about
[00:17:53] the problems of windthrow and
[00:17:56] storm-damaged timber. So, the new minister said that he will
[00:18:00] work on processing, including for
[00:18:03] export, goods with high added value, but for now
[00:18:07] we still have firewood,
[00:18:10] it's unlikely we will consume so much? Yes, today such
[00:18:14] a quantity of this fuelwood is not
[00:18:17] in demand, so there is already a sequence, a priority, so that
[00:18:21] it doesn't spoil, cleanup, that is, earlier harvested timber. As of
[00:18:24] today, yes, given that the number of
[00:18:28] energy sources using local types of fuel is increasing, this is wood chips, this is
[00:18:32] pellets, the residues are no longer increasing, they are at least
[00:18:36] slowly but surely decreasing. with this
[00:18:39] problem, of course, the task still needs to be worked on, well, one must understand, this
[00:18:43] is not a one-day task. out of curiosity, I monitored
[00:18:46] the situation with firewood, and you know what, some places are
[00:18:50] even ready to sell last year's, but let's talk about
[00:18:53] that in October, November, when traditionally the masses will come to their senses
[00:18:57] and rush to diversify fuel resources,
[00:19:00] because in the household, neither pellets, nor
[00:19:03] biofuels, nor firewood will this is if the owner is thrifty and
[00:19:07] farsighted, has a plan, stopped
[00:19:10] selling fertilizers abroad, until we provide for
[00:19:14] ourselves, when we arrive in Mogilev
[00:19:17] region or Vitebsk or Grodno, and there
[00:19:21] under the open sky, and also nitrogen fertilizers, you
[00:19:24] know what will happen to them, nothing will
[00:19:27] happen, they will melt within a day in the
[00:19:30] rain, the weather is like that, well, you feel my
[00:19:34] attitude, I can earn today on mineral
[00:19:38] fertilizers, even the prices for potash have increased
[00:19:40] significantly, I direct this to agriculture,
[00:19:44] and you let them rot under
[00:19:48] the open sky, or an abnormal attitude towards
[00:19:52] equipment, experts are united, the
[00:19:55] Belarusian agro-industrial complex is currently experiencing a golden age, we know how to make
[00:19:59] it qualitatively and deliciously, we have everything to feel
[00:20:03] confident in the future, but it's not like that everywhere,
[00:20:06] global hunger, a cliché that may even seem to us
[00:20:09] to be imposed and fabricated scaremongering, but it's worth looking
[00:20:13] a little further than our continent, and if
[00:20:16] we analyze the events of recent years and months, then
[00:20:29] over the past 5-7 years the global agri-food
[00:20:32] system has faced a large number of
[00:20:36] challenges and shocks.
[00:20:51] security did not work and were not able to solve
[00:20:55] the growing food problem. The world community
[00:20:58] still relies on
[00:21:02] financing emergency food aid to solve food
[00:21:05] security problems, which, by the way,
[00:21:09] is decreasing. For the period from 2022 to
[00:21:12] 2025, the volume
[00:21:15] of funding for food aid in the world
[00:21:18] decreased by 60%.
[00:21:30] The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz made it practically
[00:21:33] impossible to supply through
[00:21:36] this channel fertilizers,
[00:21:39] energy carriers, and food. In the first
[00:21:42] place, this was felt by the states of Southeast
[00:21:46] Asia and the European Union. For some goods.
[00:21:50] Dependence on this supply channel was
[00:21:53] 50% or more. Moreover,
[00:21:56] the Hormuz crisis happened precisely at a
[00:21:59] critical time for world agriculture, when
[00:22:03] the sowing campaign was beginning. In
[00:22:07] this regard, the rise in prices for fertilizers, fuels and lubricants,
[00:22:10] led to an increase in costs for
[00:22:13] agricultural producers. I will give such data from international
[00:22:17] statistics: in April 2026,
[00:22:20] the price of carbamide on the world market was
[00:22:24] twice as high as in April
[00:22:28] 2025, and the price of
[00:22:31] triple superphosphate increased by
[00:22:33] 30%. Of course, prices for
[00:22:37] food also reacted to such a rise in prices for fertilizers
[00:22:40] and energy carriers. According to
[00:22:43] data from the Food and Agriculture
[00:22:46] Organization (FAO), the food price index
[00:22:50] for the first half of 2026
[00:22:53] increased by six percentage points, which is a lot,
[00:22:57] primarily due to the prices of meat,
[00:23:01] grain, and vegetable oil.
[00:23:04] I note that the price index for vegetable oil increased by
[00:23:07] 23 percentage
[00:23:10] points. Farmers in the European Union
[00:23:13] also experienced an unprecedented increase
[00:23:16] in costs, respectively,
[00:23:18] their product competitiveness decreased and
[00:23:22] their production potential is contracting, as evidenced by statistical
[00:23:26] data.
[00:23:34] In the current situation, for the Republic of Belarus
[00:23:38] it is important not only to gain an advantage from
[00:23:42] the favorable global food market conjuncture, when
[00:23:45] prices are rising and demand for our products is growing, but
[00:23:49] also to occupy niches that are
[00:23:52] being vacated by countries that have suffered from
[00:23:56] the Middle East conflict. Our
[00:23:59] Belarusian model of ensuring food
[00:24:02] security, our doctrine, it is
[00:24:05] built primarily on a high level of
[00:24:08] self-sufficiency in basic agricultural products,
[00:24:11] raw materials, and food. This allows
[00:24:15] us, regardless of any changes in the external
[00:24:18] market situation, to guarantee food security for our
[00:24:22] population and to carry out stable
[00:24:25] export supplies of food to the world
[00:24:28] market. According to the World Food and Agriculture
[00:24:31] Organization, in the Republic of Belarus, the normative
[00:24:34] diet of the population is provided
[00:24:38] by domestic resources at 140%. And
[00:24:41] furthermore, for 99%
[00:24:44] of the republic's population a healthy
[00:24:47] diet is available. Of course, there are not so many
[00:24:50] human resources in the military-industrial complex, and the whole world is going along the path of mechanization, firstly, because
[00:24:54] it's speed, secondly, people are no longer willing, even for
[00:24:57] big money, as before, and do not want to
[00:25:00] labor in not the most comfortable
[00:25:04] conditions, I am now tracking
[00:25:07] imported presses from other countries, observing them, but they are like
[00:25:10] tanks, they endlessly twist this
[00:25:13] straw, hay, haylage, this year it's pleasant
[00:25:17] to watch, and I think, well, Karankevich made
[00:25:20] his own, and this is very important, journalists
[00:25:24] who don't understand this, think, well, the press, the president controls
[00:25:28] the press, okay, this robot that you make for milking
[00:25:31] cows, there are fewer and fewer milkers, Alyona Surova will not go
[00:25:35] tomorrow to milk cows, she
[00:25:38] will not go, who will milk them, we need these
[00:25:41] robots, we need our own, it's extremely
[00:25:44] necessary, because not only
[00:25:46] Alyona, but also...
[00:26:02] will go milk cows, well, let's see, if this is
[00:26:06] a matter of our food security, then
[00:26:09] the concern to ensure that our own people can
[00:26:12] provide for themselves is quite understandable, yes, it's not
[00:26:15] as simple as with the baler, especially since there are
[00:26:19] plenty of analogues in the world, even our Chinese friends can and
[00:26:22] do, and are ready to share technologies, now in Brest
[00:26:26] they are comparing two, I admitted to
[00:26:29] the president that
[00:26:33] the Chinese baler, which we are now testing on our
[00:26:37] fields, and also the first pilot
[00:26:41] work shows that it is not at all inferior to neither Bobruisk
[00:26:44] Agromash, nor other manufacturers that produce
[00:26:47] balers on the territory of our country, this is
[00:26:51] Grodno, this is Minsk region, we have
[00:26:54] good relations with this Chinese company, which is ready
[00:26:58] to transfer, let's say, technologies
[00:27:01] for organization.
[00:27:32] well, placed an alternative production of one type
[00:27:35] of baler at this enterprise. So the question is, why should
[00:27:39] we toil over our own, if everything is so wonderfully
[00:27:42] falling into place? This is
[00:27:45] a matter of honor, if you will, and technological
[00:27:47] sovereignty, not everything is decided by cold calculation. Listen, well, it's
[00:27:51] like a solo. Everyone looked at
[00:27:54] the Coat of Arms of Belarus? So it is framed with golden
[00:27:57] ears of grain, intertwined with clover and
[00:28:01] flax flowers. These are the very blue field
[00:28:04] lakes, when it blooms, it is flax, beautiful, comfortable to
[00:28:07] wear, stylish, but capricious in cultivation and
[00:28:11] care. How we suffer with it every year? No, there are
[00:28:14] those who laugh at the phrase about pulling flax, but
[00:28:18] for those in the know, this process is not at all about
[00:28:22] pleasure and fun, and we preserve our demanding
[00:28:25] wealth, although there are analogues,
[00:28:29] why? Flax in our country is called
[00:28:32] northern silk, behind this poetic name are years of selection,
[00:28:36] field work, workshops, machines, we are used to considering it
[00:28:39] a part of our identity, but today on the shelves next to
[00:28:43] Belarusian, Chinese flax is increasingly found,
[00:28:46] the buyer takes it, we are not rushing to conclusions, but the question
[00:28:50] arose: what is our flax today and most importantly,
[00:28:53] is it worth investing in it as we do? It all
[00:28:56] starts at the Mogilev regional experimental station, where long-stemmed flax
[00:29:00] breeding has been going on for years, during which time 27
[00:29:04] varieties have been created, among the bestsellers are the reliable
[00:29:07] Malachite, the resistant Rubiezh, which cover half of all flax fields in
[00:29:11] the country, but to create a variety takes no less than 15 years, from the first
[00:29:14] crossing to state trials, all for the sake of the fiber being
[00:29:18] thin, flexible, strong, two new varieties Patriot and
[00:29:22] Flagman have just been sent for three-year trials.
[00:29:25] Varieties of Belarusian selection and for Belarusian
[00:29:29] climatic conditions, it must have. first
[00:29:32] of all, high fiber yield,
[00:29:35] second quality, probably the most
[00:29:38] important before fiber yield, is its
[00:29:42] ultimate properties. The station's collection includes foreign samples
[00:29:45] from China, France, Belgium, Chinese varieties, for example, high
[00:29:49] yielding, 1 meter 20 cm tall, give excellent yields in their climatic conditions,
[00:29:53] but in Belarus they are prone to lodging, and the percentage of fiber content and its
[00:29:57] ultimate properties are inferior to our varieties, so breeders from...
[00:30:00] use the world gene pool in their work, cross foreign
[00:30:04] samples with domestic ones, to take the best from them and create
[00:30:07] a variety ideally suited for our conditions.
[00:30:11] From breeding plots to a large field
[00:30:14] at the Gorki Lyon farm, this year 2,000 hectares were allocated
[00:30:18] to the crop, 90% has already been pulled,
[00:30:21] just over 160 hectares remain. Flax is
[00:30:25] not an easy crop, it needs a stable temperature of
[00:30:29] 18 to 25 degrees, rainfall
[00:30:31] exactly on time. and after harvesting, it cannot be returned to the same field for at least
[00:30:35] 5-7 years, otherwise diseases accumulate.
[00:30:38] The main risks, well, when
[00:30:41] growing flax before germination, if there are heavy rains, then
[00:30:44] it will sprout poorly. During vegetation, of course,
[00:30:48] winds, rains, but during harvesting
[00:30:52] it is, of course, the necessary amount of precipitation
[00:30:55] for retting. The raw material is sent from the field to the factory, where
[00:30:58] two types of fiber are produced: long and short. Raw materials from all
[00:31:02] over the country flow to the Orsha Linen Mill, the flagship
[00:31:05] and main processor. Over the past 10 years, about
[00:31:09] $200 million has been invested here. Today it is no longer just
[00:31:12] a factory, but a holding company that controls the entire
[00:31:15] cycle from field to finished product. This year we will complete
[00:31:19] the modernization of the first weaving factory, where we will
[00:31:22] process mostly short-staple fiber and
[00:31:25] produce modern fabrics with
[00:31:28] the possibility of producing blended fabrics, so that the fabric is more
[00:31:32] modern, so that the fabric is more comfortable and convenient
[00:31:36] for our consumers. Convenience and comfort
[00:31:39] are what consumers most often cite as examples when
[00:31:42] comparing our flax with Chinese. Their advantage is that they
[00:31:46] were able to make Elastane. Elastane is great
[00:31:50] because it holds and does not allow the fabric to
[00:31:53] stretch. Our fabrics, especially 100% linen, if
[00:31:57] it lies close and has a little tension, it can stretch. Chinese
[00:32:00] linen is comfortable and affordable, but there's a catch: for the money it
[00:32:04] sells for, there's almost no real linen in it. It would seem that
[00:32:08] in that case we have an advantage, but the market works differently. China
[00:32:12] is a huge technological country with strong state
[00:32:15] support, they know how to promote their products, they offer a low price and
[00:32:19] do it so convincingly that the consumer rarely thinks about
[00:32:22] the composition, and today China is confidently moving up the
[00:32:26] price segment, if we don't hold our positions, we risk losing
[00:32:29] the market, to prevent this, support is needed not only from the giants of
[00:32:33] Bellegprom, but also from small businesses. We, for example, are a brand that
[00:32:37] produces products entirely from
[00:32:40] Belarusian raw materials. Of course, I would like to see priority, even in
[00:32:44] purchasing raw materials, some financial
[00:32:48] support, then we can, of course, bypass
[00:32:51] China, that percentage of loans, taxes they
[00:32:54] have, it's not the same as ours, so they have very strong
[00:32:58] government support, until we get such
[00:33:01] support, we will lose, now let's look at the numbers: the export
[00:33:05] of the Orsha combine in 2025 is more than $100
[00:33:08] million to 40 countries, Russia, China, Turkey,
[00:33:11] European states, while the profitability of flax production in the best
[00:33:15] farms reaches 70%, is that a lot
[00:33:18] or a little, given that the state annually increases
[00:33:21] support, is flax worth pulling, well, here it's more appropriate to
[00:33:25] ask, can we afford it? allow us to
[00:33:28] refuse this, we cannot. Flax is not only fabric, it is
[00:33:31] jobs, it is technological independence, it is our
[00:33:34] identity, and to preserve this, we must continue
[00:33:37] to develop, then the northern silk has a
[00:33:40] future. We have many such outdated
[00:33:44] brands as flax, and why can't we buy that?
[00:33:47] But if something changes in the usual or on the shelf in the
[00:33:51] store, God forbid, it disappears, then expect a wave on
[00:33:54] social networks, even if the person didn't buy it, and if
[00:33:58] they love it, it will be like with the Orsha cannery's baby food,
[00:34:02] please tell me, those who are in the know, where
[00:34:05] did these MKK meat jars disappear to?
[00:34:08] If you were looking for Orsha Meat Cannery's preserves, you can
[00:34:12] stop looking, the jar has been changed.
[00:34:15] problem: the Orsha Cannery is now under the wing of Agrocombinat
[00:34:18] Dzerzhinsky, if you didn't know, of course, but the root of the external
[00:34:22] changes is still different. All people
[00:34:25] are looking, and we see on social networks that they are asking: where is the tin
[00:34:28] can of baby food? Baby food was never
[00:34:32] produced in a tin can. There are special approvals and requirements for
[00:34:35] the production of baby meat puree, and an aluminum can was used there,
[00:34:39] an aluminum container that was used in the production of local preserves
[00:34:42] was imported, that is, it was bought from outside. The aluminum
[00:34:46] market in the Russian Federation is monopolized
[00:34:50] by manufacturers who have their own views on the development of this
[00:34:53] story. If you dig a little deeper,
[00:34:57] even among Russian manufacturers
[00:35:00] of products in aluminum containers, there was a resonance, especially among
[00:35:04] beer manufacturers, due to the fact that aluminum prices in Russia
[00:35:07] are somehow tied to the
[00:35:10] London Metal Exchange, and the price
[00:35:14] formation is... for some reason, for Russian manufacturers and
[00:35:17] for friendly manufacturers, prices
[00:35:20] are world prices, which are in no way connected and to some extent are
[00:35:24] speculative. We see how the situation in the world is developing
[00:35:27] today, how sanctions operate and work,
[00:35:31] therefore, taking into account the
[00:35:34] tasks set, first of all, understanding that
[00:35:37] an enterprise that produces such an important product as baby
[00:35:40] food must be provided with domestic
[00:35:43] components. This decision is within the framework of the
[00:35:47] import substitution program and rejection of
[00:35:50] third-party productions, meaning
[00:35:53] outside the state, to switch to a glass jar
[00:35:56] of domestic production. This, of course, did not affect
[00:36:00] the recipes or the contents
[00:36:03] of the jar, all recipes are preserved, but
[00:36:07] they simply have a more modern look today. A glass jar is still
[00:36:10] a neutral material, glass is a neutral material that does not react
[00:36:15] with food, does not change it, so
[00:36:18] plus the convenience of heating, it is definitely more environmentally friendly. Here
[00:36:22] there is a question of a formed
[00:36:24] habit.
[00:36:32] Work is underway, so, first,
[00:36:36] to keep prices down. Here, of course, there are some aspects that
[00:36:40] we are working on with our major retail, but today a complete understanding
[00:36:43] has been reached, therefore the end
[00:36:46] consumer will be offered a clear, familiar product, yes, in
[00:36:50] a different package, but more recognizable, I think
[00:36:53] the information field of the glass jar will allow it to be done.
[00:36:57] Make the label more vibrant, more colorful, more
[00:37:00] readable. It's not that simple,
[00:37:03] you need to delve deeper, but you don't want to, because
[00:37:07] it's much easier to do what is said, it's harder to do it with
[00:37:10] intelligence, with understanding, for what we want to achieve.
[00:37:14] You need to go where there will be results, you don't need
[00:37:18] to show it to the public, to the president on TV and so
[00:37:22] on and so forth, no need, I have other methods
[00:37:25] of work, style of work. I see who does what, let's
[00:37:29] resolve these or those
[00:37:33] issues in essence, on the merits, and don't promise what you
[00:37:36] cannot do, and what Belarus does not need today, I
[00:37:40] mean, starting from Russia, China, ending with
[00:37:43] Africa, we need to do only what we can
[00:37:47] today, it's difficult to figure it out,
[00:37:51] not so hyped, perhaps bright, but you know,
[00:37:55] stable?
[00:38:18] Our specialists get their education at the university,
[00:38:22] our educational institution is called the University of Civil
[00:38:24] Defense, it is a departmental institution. It
[00:38:28] has quite a lot of experience in training specialists,
[00:38:31] quite good traditions of training
[00:38:35] practical specialists who are ready, having received
[00:38:39] an education, to perform tasks, practical
[00:38:42] tasks for preventing and eliminating emergencies.
[00:38:46] Our educational institution trains
[00:38:49] specialists in main specialties, this is
[00:38:52] prevention and elimination of emergencies, as well as fire and
[00:38:55] industrial safety. These areas are really
[00:38:59] quite practice-oriented, so we have
[00:39:01] a whole system of personnel training that
[00:39:05] recently celebrated its ninetieth anniversary, and
[00:39:08] we have a number of methods and developments on how to train
[00:39:12] specialists so that they can further perform all possible tasks
[00:39:15] in practical activities, so answering your question, I can
[00:39:19] say that you need to get professional training and then
[00:39:22] improve yourself within practical tasks, responding to
[00:39:26] emergencies, including those of an international nature. If we talk
[00:39:29] about elite fighters, then here some special requirements
[00:39:33] are imposed. Yes, here special training is
[00:39:36] required. The training
[00:39:38] of cadets indeed takes place in
[00:39:41] conditions close to reality. We
[00:39:44] have a very good training ground where
[00:39:47] a number of emergencies of various
[00:39:51] types can be simulated. This training ground is also
[00:39:54] used in training, starting
[00:39:57] from the first courses of cadet
[00:40:00] training throughout
[00:40:04] the entire training program, and indeed
[00:40:08] this probably requires qualities of character such
[00:40:11] as not being afraid of difficulties, not being afraid to overcome the difficulties that
[00:40:14] arise and to strive for the goal you have
[00:40:17] set. And with which countries does your university
[00:40:20] cooperate today? Our university actively cooperates, this is a number
[00:40:24] of international ones.
[00:40:58] its own specifics, somewhere there is an exchange of
[00:41:00] cadets, somewhere we exchange
[00:41:03] experience based on the results of scientific research, somewhere
[00:41:07] we help with the organization of specialist training,
[00:41:11] these can be short-term training programs, it can be classical
[00:41:15] education over 4 years
[00:41:18] in the field of higher education, and thus
[00:41:21] quite active cooperation
[00:41:22] is carried out.