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[00:00:00] surprised why we haven't
[00:00:02] collapsed yet. Yesterday, Iran and Oman
[00:00:05] agreed on a new shipping scheme through the Strait of Hormuz. All traffic
[00:00:09] is planned to be moved to the central corridor. Entry will be
[00:00:12] controlled by Iran, and exit by Oman. Ship passage
[00:00:16] will become paid. Fees will include payment for navigational,
[00:00:19] insurance, and environmental services. Earlier, Donald
[00:00:22] Trump stated that he canceled attacks on Iran in light of the impending
[00:00:26] settlement deal, the outlines of which include opening.
[00:00:36] outlines of a new military bloc. Turkey, Saudi
[00:00:39] Arabia, and Pakistan signed a historic agreement on
[00:00:42] the creation of the so-called Muslim
[00:00:45] NATO. From now on, any attack on one of these countries
[00:00:48] will be considered aggression against all three
[00:00:51] states. The new alliance unites the second largest
[00:00:55] NATO army, colossal financial resources
[00:00:58] of Riyadh and nuclear arsenal of Islamabad.
[00:01:02] Experts note that this step is a response to the growing chaos in the region
[00:01:05] and Israel's tough stance. In fact, key
[00:01:08] Islamic states are creating their own security dome,
[00:01:12] openly demonstrating that they no longer believe in the reliability
[00:01:16] of American
[00:01:16] guarantees.
[00:01:23] To maintain peace, everyone in Belarus has to work hard
[00:01:27] in their place. Our.
[00:01:30] closely approached the six million
[00:01:32] mark. As of today, 5,989
[00:01:35] tons of grain, including rapeseed,
[00:01:38] have been harvested across the country.
[00:01:41] Tons, and this is 2 million more than on the same day
[00:01:44] last year. 2/3 of the areas have been developed.
[00:01:48] Minsk region has exceeded the one and a half million mark.
[00:01:51] Brest region is close behind. 1,125
[00:01:54] tons of bread are accounted for in Grodno region.
[00:01:58] Agrarians of Gomel region harvested 813,000
[00:02:02] tons, 638 thousand in Mogilev region,
[00:02:05] almost half a million in Vitebsk region.
[00:02:09] By the way, the work of professionals is visible even in complete
[00:02:13] darkness, especially since night in the office is no reason to stop
[00:02:17] the harvesting process. Agrarians of the central region continue to work in
[00:02:21] the fields after sunset. Bloggers from
[00:02:24] Minsk region joined one of the night shifts. Our
[00:02:27] correspondent Ilya Tsvetkov Ilya was with them.
[00:02:32] Harvest everything to the last ear while it's dry,
[00:02:35] regardless of day or
[00:02:38] night, you need to work to the maximum,
[00:02:41] that's why we are now in the fields,
[00:02:45] the farm in Volozhinsky district, and right behind my back
[00:02:48] powerful combines are working, the agrarians
[00:02:51] came out for the night shift, there is light
[00:02:54] normally, I like everything, everything is visible, everything suits me, there must
[00:02:58] be bread on the table. Without bread, no
[00:03:02] food, we need to harvest, the weather
[00:03:04] allows, we harvest, we will try, we need to,
[00:03:08] bloggers of Minsk region are also here, right in
[00:03:11] the field, in order to capture the most vivid
[00:03:14] shots, for them it is special content, well, and
[00:03:17] for agrarians it is ordinary working days. I myself
[00:03:20] am from a village, until I was 16 I lived in a village, my father was
[00:03:24] a field brigade leader, and we started on combines, I helped
[00:03:28] work on the Niva combine. then Don combines appeared
[00:03:31] in collective farms, now, of course, the Gomselmash
[00:03:35] combine is simply heaven and earth, guys, because
[00:03:38] many people, for example, you drive during the day, the field is all yellow,
[00:03:42] and in the morning you drive, look, it's all harvested, the bales are already pressed,
[00:03:46] the grain has been taken away, and people drive and don't
[00:03:49] understand how such a miracle happened, because while everyone is sleeping at night,
[00:03:52] Belarusian combine operators are working, yes, I, of course, rode with the combine operator
[00:03:56] in the cab, the emotions are very overwhelming. I really
[00:04:00] liked it, it's very interesting, I would go to work as a
[00:04:03] combine operator myself.
[00:04:10] We have 2,500 hectares to harvest in this farm,
[00:04:14] so we catch every minute, today, given
[00:04:17] the weather, today's weather says that grain can be
[00:04:21] threshed, even until 11 and until 11 o'clock,
[00:04:25] on average, about 400-500 tons per day
[00:04:27] are threshed depending on the weather, of course, but
[00:04:31] if in ideal conditions, then yes, on average about 400 tons. Cold water is also supplied,
[00:04:34] we provide it in the morning, at lunch, and
[00:04:38] in the evening, that is, to provide a person with water, it's
[00:04:42] a sacred duty. When the weather is favorable, then, as
[00:04:45] today, night harvesting is organized, it allows us to
[00:04:49] additionally harvest about 4
[00:04:53] hectares per combine, and with such a yield as now here on
[00:04:57] spring wheat, this means getting about 30-35.
[00:05:12] The bread harvest in the central region, including
[00:05:15] corn and rapeseed, is planned
[00:05:18] to be 3 million tons. The grain is now in ideal
[00:05:22] condition, so it needs to be harvested at any time
[00:05:25] of day, making the most of the weather. Agrarians
[00:05:29] are doing just that, because the food security of the entire
[00:05:33] country depends on it. Ilya Tsvetkov and Viktor
[00:05:36] Borisov joined the harvesters in the fields for the night shift,
[00:05:39] first. In Belarus, the status
[00:05:42] of territories affected by the Chernobyl accident has been revised. The basis
[00:05:46] was the results of many years of monitoring, which recorded
[00:05:49] a stable improvement in the radiation situation. Among
[00:05:53] those excluded from the Chernobyl list is
[00:05:55] Gomel. Ksenia Lebedeva studied the situation using the example
[00:05:59] of the second most populated city in Belarus.
[00:06:01] We are in the center of Gomel, which from
[00:06:04] January officially ceases to be a Chernobyl territory, as do
[00:06:08] 176 other settlements in Belarus. Of course,
[00:06:11] some may see this negatively, because those who live in rehabilitated
[00:06:15] territories, removed from the Chernobyl list, may
[00:06:18] ask, what about my benefits? Spoiler: for
[00:06:22] those in need, they will remain, but on the other hand,
[00:06:25] 600,000 people will officially reside in clean
[00:06:28] lands from January 1st, and this indicates serious
[00:06:31] systematic work by the state in this direction and that the
[00:06:35] millions invested in the rehabilitation of post-Chernobyl territories were
[00:06:39] used for... 30 years, then
[00:09:12] gradually there is self-cleaning, the density
[00:09:15] of contamination decreases, but the situation is kept
[00:09:19] under control. The main criteria for inclusion in the list of settlements by radiation
[00:09:22] contamination are dense soil contamination and the average annual effective
[00:09:26] radiation dose to the population. In the territory
[00:09:28] of the Republic of Belarus, including Gomel, constant monitoring
[00:09:32] of the radiation situation is carried out. In Gomel
[00:09:36] alone, more than 700
[00:09:38] samples have been taken during this time.
[00:09:42] Plus, we additionally carried out a survey of the city of Gomel last
[00:09:46] year, which showed that the city no longer meets the density requirements
[00:09:49] for the status
[00:09:52] of a populated area that is in a city that is in a zone of radioactive
[00:09:56] contamination, so accordingly this city, like
[00:09:59] Lelchitsy, was excluded from this list. Infrastructure
[00:10:03] and medical projects that were started within the framework of the new Chernobyl
[00:10:07] program in the excluded settlements will continue until
[00:10:10] full implementation. As for... up to January 1,
[00:10:14] 2027, they are fully
[00:10:17] in effect. Among the main ones - is that
[00:10:21] underage children, students, or residents of
[00:10:25] contaminated territory, specifically in the city of Gomel, are provided with free
[00:10:28] meals for the period of receiving general secondary education, in addition, they
[00:10:32] are provided with the opportunity for free
[00:10:35] sanatorium-resort treatment or recreation, including
[00:10:38] women residing in the city
[00:10:41] of Gomel can go on maternity leave
[00:10:44] earlier, that is, from 27 weeks
[00:10:46] of pregnancy, for more contaminated settlements
[00:10:50] an increased child care allowance for children under 3
[00:10:53] years of age is provided at 150% of the
[00:10:56] allowance established by law, certain benefits for vulnerable
[00:11:00] categories, large families, including, remain.
[00:11:04] Therefore, to say that all benefits have been excluded for
[00:11:07] residents of Gomel and other places removed from the Chernobyl list
[00:11:11] is not true. The new list will come into effect on January 1,
[00:11:14] 2027. This decision was made
[00:11:17] in agreement with the head of state. In essence,
[00:11:20] this is not just a document for the sake of a document, it is a recognition that
[00:11:24] nature and time are doing their
[00:11:27] job, the lands are returning to the economy, people are no longer
[00:11:30] Chernobyl residents by registration, but free
[00:11:34] meals for schoolchildren have been extended until the summer of 2027,
[00:11:38] the transitional period is well-thought-out, how these changes will affect
[00:11:41] the budget of each family and the economy of the regions, we will continue
[00:11:45] to monitor, but for now, the fact remains, the map of Belarus
[00:11:48] is getting cleaner. Ksenia Lebedeva and Oleg
[00:11:51] Dolgopolov, first informational.
[00:11:55] And in conclusion. August, a single
[00:11:58] register of digital indicators appeared on the national legal
[00:12:01] portal, it contains all important state figures,
[00:12:04] tariffs, coefficients, indices. Why such
[00:12:08] a tool and how does it affect the lives of Belarusians? Daria
[00:12:11] Rachko's story. In the unified register of digital
[00:12:14] indicators, now all the data that people need: utility tariffs,
[00:12:18] indices, coefficients, prices for socially significant goods or
[00:12:22] services, for accountants and lawyers this will significantly reduce hours
[00:12:55] of work, which both representatives of the business community and
[00:12:58] ordinary citizens of our country are forced to navigate and search for
[00:13:01] the necessary legislative acts. During this revision, a proposal was developed
[00:13:05] that was supported by the head of state and
[00:13:08] implemented in the April law, which provided for
[00:13:11] adjustments to regulatory legal acts. When creating this resource,
[00:13:14] attention was paid to ensuring that this information reached the end
[00:13:18] consumer as quickly as possible, especially when it comes to
[00:13:21] issues that are important to everyone, such as tariffs,
[00:13:25] prices, indices, changes
[00:13:28] in the cost of construction and installation work, and so on, which is important for both business
[00:13:32] circles and citizens. What will a person see when they visit the portal
[00:13:35] and how can they find the necessary information? We tried to
[00:13:39] implement this information in the most convenient,
[00:13:42] intuitively understandable way
[00:13:45] for our citizens. Therefore, on the main page of the portal, a corresponding
[00:13:49] section is highlighted - the unified register of digital indicators. By entering this section, you can
[00:13:52] familiarize yourself with brief general information about the database, so that people
[00:13:55] understand what this resource represents, and a
[00:13:59] search system for necessary information on specific digital
[00:14:03] indicators has been implemented. The information is reflected by
[00:14:06] indicators in the form of a card of the corresponding
[00:14:10] document, where the name of the corresponding
[00:14:13] indicator is specified, the size of the indicator itself is specified,
[00:14:17] the territory on which the indicator operates and the date of introduction
[00:14:20] of this indicator, and accordingly the circle of persons to
[00:14:23] whom this indicator applies, either to citizens, or to
[00:14:27] legal entities, or to everyone. In addition, there is a link
[00:14:31] to the specific document by which this indicator was approved, well, for
[00:14:34] those who are used to working with
[00:14:37] of relevant documents, there is an opportunity to follow
[00:14:40] a hyperlink to read the text of the document
[00:14:43] that approved this indicator. The search system
[00:14:47] provides the ability to quickly obtain information on
[00:14:50] documents that arrived within a day, within a week, or
[00:14:54] within... a month. More than 1,100 indicators have already been uploaded
[00:14:57] to the unified register. No longer do you need to spend a lot of time searching
[00:15:01] for information, the register is updated automatically. New
[00:15:04] tariffs, prices, standards appear in the section as quickly
[00:15:07] as possible. Daria and Dmitry Golovach - first
[00:20:54] Hello, the Editors' Club on Belarus-1 satellite channel Belarus
[00:20:57] 24, as always on Fridays with a repeat on Sunday, we discuss the most important
[00:21:01] topic of the current week and by our good tradition, I will introduce the guests who
[00:21:04] are present in the studio: Olga Shpilevskaya, Director of the NTRK
[00:21:07] Mir representative office in Belarus, head of the Belarusian Union of Women, Alexey Evdonin, head of the Society
[00:21:11] of Knowledge, Vadim Elfimov, head of the Department of Social Policy, Ideology
[00:21:15] of the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Belarus, Andrey Mohar, General Director of Belt
[00:21:19] and Vladimir.
[00:22:50] chairmen of the regional executive committees, that
[00:22:52] is, it is about the fact that the retail chains themselves should promote
[00:22:55] Belarusian products more, and local
[00:22:58] authorities should monitor
[00:23:01] this. And I would like us to discuss this topic, because
[00:23:05] this is what people
[00:23:07] are discussing, in my opinion. As for, for example, food products, we have probably
[00:23:11] solved this problem a long time ago. I think that we mainly buy only
[00:23:14] Belarusian products, maybe some shrimps, and even those
[00:23:18] shrimps turn out to be from Brest.
[00:23:50] one year and nothing will happen to it, because there
[00:23:53] is no bread, but why, as for
[00:23:56] industrial goods, in particular
[00:23:59] clothes, and the well-being of Belarusians is growing,
[00:24:02] Belarusians like to dress fashionably, this is also one of the brands
[00:24:06] beautifully, we also visited the USA and Europe, and saw that there
[00:24:10] shorts and a T-shirt, in principle, for a year, in general, that might be
[00:24:13] enough, here it's an outfit every time, go to the center of Minsk in summer, especially
[00:24:17] and see what is happening there. But the big question is:
[00:24:21] is it Belarusian, can we produce
[00:24:23] clothes of such styles, of such quality, so that it
[00:24:27] would be interesting to both young people and people of our
[00:24:31] age, but in my opinion, I will not
[00:24:34] hide this from viewers, I asked this rhetorical question right before we came
[00:24:38] here to the program, I did not receive an answer, I said: well, never mind,
[00:24:42] we'll discuss it later on air, so I opened it right
[00:24:45] now, our seller
[00:24:48] told me.
[00:26:32] works in terms of assortment and in terms of following
[00:26:36] fashion, the latest fashion trends, it's very cool,
[00:26:39] we really have a lot of new cool women's brands
[00:26:43] and men's brands, you can find them in any store, you'll go to GUM, TsUM, it's
[00:26:47] a traditional store, you'll find it, there are Kominterm brand stores,
[00:26:50] of course, there are Milavitsa brand stores,
[00:26:54] Eliza, and even when you come to a private, large
[00:26:57] shopping center, there are even showrooms, large
[00:27:00] areas where they sell small, quite small
[00:27:04] Belarusian brands, Brest, Grodno sew a lot of goods,
[00:27:08] many entrepreneurs sew their goods, and why
[00:27:11] can you always buy, but I definitely wear Belarusian
[00:27:14] brands, I know for sure that everyone who comes to us, directly
[00:27:18] asks me, where can I buy this, how much does it cost, what our
[00:27:22] linen, wool, Kamvol, by the way, is now making excellent
[00:27:25] fabrics, you can find out about it, besides from
[00:27:28] you, on the Internet, they also have websites. Especially
[00:27:49] television is not cheap, you also know this very well, and today it is really
[00:27:53] difficult for our light industry to compete,
[00:27:57] because many goods that come to us
[00:28:00] from outside are more.
[00:29:32] that's how it is, benefits for Belarusian producers
[00:29:36] are provided by every mass media, here
[00:29:38] Ivan Mikhailovich is absolutely right, as Olga Alexandrovna, you would not act as an
[00:29:42] advocate for light industry, the question is a business model
[00:29:46] and the question of effective marketing, uh-huh, fortunately,
[00:29:49] at one time, when such a similar
[00:29:52] competition arose in the food market, our
[00:29:56] producers, who also were high-quality and supported
[00:30:00] the assortment. and the conditions were not easy, and you remember,
[00:30:03] you remember how hard it was to break through into the market of neighboring countries,
[00:30:07] but they built these
[00:30:09] marketing strategies, found
[00:30:12] effective approaches, those very marketers, invented brands,
[00:30:16] names for external markets, for the domestic
[00:30:20] market, now to prove that our products
[00:30:23] are good, high-quality, and
[00:30:26] more popular than any exotic ones that may exist,
[00:30:29] no one forbids them. and these must be strategic decisions
[00:30:41] on marketing model, on
[00:30:44] production, promotion, effective sales, that's the only way it
[00:30:48] works, when they invest in production, in promotion nothing, in
[00:30:52] advertising nothing, and then they say: well, we are good, nobody
[00:30:55] knows anything about us, in our days in such competition, of course,
[00:30:59] it doesn't work that way. in the store, but in
[00:31:02] the shopping center you can find any producer from any
[00:31:06] country, even a sanctioned one, who does not want to come to us, but sells, but
[00:31:10] this is probably a special kind of art, quick-wittedness.
[00:31:13] the quickness of the heads of these enterprises and concerns, because
[00:31:17] there is no other way, this path must be taken, we have indeed
[00:31:20] come a long way in technology, we
[00:31:24] have found our niche, we have found our customer, including the one
[00:31:27] who has had enough of cheap, outwardly flashy, but essentially
[00:31:31] low-quality one-day goods, the European Union is now doing
[00:31:35] the same, you know about their legislative
[00:31:38] initiatives to restrict the sale of these one-day
[00:31:42] goods, we... Anyway, there's one energy
[00:32:16] drink, you know how they, how they blew up
[00:32:19] the market for this drink, they near nightclubs,
[00:32:23] while people were relaxing there, they threw empty cans
[00:32:26] of this drink, well, just so it would be visible, they just
[00:32:30] littered everything, and when people left there, they saw that the whole trash can
[00:32:34] was filled with used cans of this
[00:32:38] drink, everyone asked themselves, is it really that tasty,
[00:32:42] that this is all, well, that's what I'm saying. You can't
[00:32:45] throw suits at it, you can't throw T-shirts at it, and so on. Vladimirich, I agree with you in terms
[00:32:49] of the fact that as far as food products are concerned, they did
[00:32:53] not spare money, they invested, but with food products it was still easier,
[00:32:57] because the "Made in Belarus" brand in terms of food products was always there, we always
[00:33:01] bought Belarusian, including because it was always competitive
[00:33:04] in price, with light industry it is much
[00:33:07] more difficult, because as far as
[00:33:11] fashion, modernity, and so on, quickness is concerned, we at some point lost
[00:33:15] light industry, I know this myself, because I am a woman who wore
[00:33:18] different suits and still wears them, only in the last 5 years has our light
[00:33:22] industry, in my opinion, been coming out to those who, when I
[00:33:26] have a desire to wear our Belarusian, when I understand that it is fashionable,
[00:33:30] modern, it is high quality, and I popularize it wherever
[00:33:33] I go, because people ask me: where do you get such suits? I
[00:33:37] proudly say that this is our Belarusian, I name those brands and
[00:33:40] companies that exist. Olga Aleksandrovna, but you said that you
[00:33:44] go shopping.
[00:34:45] Well, for example, excuse me, I'll finish, and we, with
[00:34:47] Komvol, just the other day, with Tatyana Alekseevna, developed a whole
[00:34:51] line in cornflower blue colors for the Belarusian Union of Women, amazing
[00:34:55] models, really, and I want our women to promote them
[00:34:59] so much that this would be such a new brand that appeared, sometimes
[00:35:03] it doesn't cost money, sometimes it just costs creativity and some
[00:35:06] desire to sell it and make it visible.
[00:35:10] Literally, according to the theses voiced by
[00:35:14] the head of state. First of all, these theses related to
[00:35:17] the need to consume national goods are
[00:35:21] an extreme necessity in the current economic
[00:35:24] conditions, well, one can say, deformation or
[00:35:28] change of the entire global economy,
[00:35:30] why? We have repeatedly said
[00:35:33] that Ricardo, back in the late 18th century, clearly
[00:35:36] defined the wealth of a nation as being determined by
[00:35:39] the ability of that nation to produce goods.
[00:35:42] It's not otherwise, to produce for its own...
[00:36:27] crisis of overproduction, there are many goods, no one
[00:36:30] to consume them, our task is, of course, on the one hand, to
[00:36:34] protect our market, but we are protecting not our small
[00:36:37] market, we are protecting it within the Union State, within
[00:36:41] the EAEU, within BRICS, within the SCO. That's why
[00:36:45] these global closed markets are being created, but here the most
[00:36:48] important question is that any promotion of a product
[00:36:52] is the entry of a certain image into
[00:36:55] the consumer's mind, why? Advertising is going on, yes, active,
[00:36:59] aggressive, it's not the product itself that enters, it's this image,
[00:37:02] this brand, then comes the final
[00:37:06] consumption, why it is extremely important to develop light
[00:37:09] industry, all, pay attention, large states,
[00:37:13] starting with Britain, yes,
[00:37:16] and its current status, the USA, China, they
[00:37:19] began capital accumulation with light
[00:37:22] industry, the British, what about textiles, remember, late
[00:37:26] 18th century, early 19th century Americans exactly
[00:37:29] the same, why? Because light industry
[00:37:33] has a unique property, Lenin also wrote about it: only
[00:37:37] light industry generates maximum added value,
[00:37:40] the cost of producing goods,
[00:37:44] clothes is very small, but because you can
[00:37:47] introduce a brand, the profitability is very high, I
[00:37:51] went in, found, well, this shirt graphic, shirts,
[00:37:54] why is it on the Belarusian website, yes. Why should
[00:37:57] I, I don't know, where to buy this shirt, and why
[00:38:01] should I, and I have a hypermarket near my house, I go in on the first floor, and Turkish goods are sold right away, it takes me
[00:38:05] 10 minutes, yes, to do it, where
[00:38:08] is this, why exactly this and not
[00:38:12] that should I buy, this is a question, but this requires painstaking
[00:38:15] work, work, work, and work, and uh-huh, I
[00:38:19] want to support the thesis about the food light
[00:38:23] industry, yes, my father, by the way, in the Gosplan of the USSR was engaged in light food
[00:38:26] industry. So it was actually the most difficult, because
[00:38:30] it was, so to speak, on a residual basis, yes,
[00:38:34] and one of the problems was that we didn't have brands, really, yes, that is, we had this
[00:38:37] feeling that imported, as the common people said, imported, yes, it
[00:38:41] was better than ours, and it was very difficult to break this, well, I just remembered
[00:38:45] one situation about jeans, yes, there were no jeans in the Soviet Union, then it finally
[00:38:49] reached the Central Committee that this was already some kind of political
[00:38:52] issue, they allocated I think 30 billion
[00:38:55] dollars to buy... an enterprise
[00:38:58] simply for the production of jeans anywhere, so they rushed
[00:39:02] to America, in short, all over the world
[00:39:04] they were refused, they went to the Turks, so they
[00:39:08] took some samples from the Turks,
[00:39:12] brought them back, but our specialists, who were speculators or something
[00:39:15] else, who understood, they pulled some thread, no, this is not that cotton, this
[00:39:19] will not work, and so on, in short, for political
[00:39:21] reasons, no one gave us
[00:39:25] the opportunity, so to speak, in light industry to create these Soviet jeans, so
[00:39:29] to speak,
[00:39:31] well, who among us generally regarding advertising, I would say, probably, in our
[00:39:35] country, in the Republic of Belarus, the biggest advertiser is the
[00:39:37] president himself, although I don't want to in any case label
[00:39:41] such a person with such a label, but I want to say, he was there,
[00:39:45] yes, at Fannipol, at the black caviar production, I
[00:39:48] went there after him, tried everything, it's wonderful, and
[00:39:52] it is, but now he is in the field,
[00:39:55] yes, also inhaling...
[00:42:18] who says: choose any, in 10 minutes
[00:42:21] you will come and pick it up to the centimeter, it was simply
[00:42:25] a crazy competitive advantage, and when I told them about it, even then I
[00:42:28] saw great surprise in the eyes of these people who were selling
[00:42:32] these shirts, as if I had discovered America, it was a long time ago, they didn't even
[00:42:36] think that it could be done that way, possibly already now.
[00:43:24] forgot his Italian suit at the airport, bought for a lot of
[00:43:28] money, he had no choice but for our employees to just take
[00:43:31] him to a shop on Nemiga, he had no other choice but to buy
[00:43:35] a Comintern suit, half a year later, when we met him, he said that he had never had a better suit in his
[00:43:39] life...
[00:43:54] famous American businessman, he says: actually, I wear
[00:43:57] high-quality and expensive suits, only on me they look cheap, well, maybe
[00:44:01] so, yes, well,
[00:44:04] in general, we debated and strayed from the topic of
[00:44:05] the meeting.
[00:44:08] was trade in the countryside.
[00:46:10] Dzerzhinsk, as a regional center, in many regional centers, I think,
[00:46:13] you also always saw department stores, a department store, in this
[00:46:17] department store you could always buy Belarusian, Belarusian
[00:46:21] goods, including light industry, Svetanok,
[00:46:24] Elas, Comintern, anything at all, especially since Samis is also in the city
[00:46:28] of Dzerzhinsk, and what they did in our regional
[00:46:31] center, they rented out the площади of this
[00:46:35] department store, and now there are goods from neighboring
[00:46:38] countries for... small money, flooded everything, and
[00:46:42] a person who wants to buy, our people, especially the older generation, they are used
[00:46:46] to Belarusian, especially to our knitwear and so on, they simply
[00:46:49] have nowhere to do it,
[00:47:52] are not sold on a residual basis, the question
[00:47:55] of assortment, the question of the possibility of ordering
[00:47:58] goods, to deliver, for example, some individual
[00:48:01] household appliance to that village where he is
[00:48:05] mostly of that elderly, opportunities, yes, but
[00:48:09] the possibility to pay, so as not to transfer all
[00:48:11] our - trade to cash payment, to pay with the
[00:48:15] same bank card on which salaries, pensions and so
[00:48:19] on are received, but I am sure that nowhere does the state support it so much.
[00:48:23] So, briefly about the topic of trade development
[00:48:27] in the regions, it has even more of a
[00:48:30] socio-political aspect than a socio-economic one, because we know perfectly well from
[00:48:33] history that if goods disappeared
[00:48:36] in a certain region,
[00:48:40] unrest began to rise,
[00:48:43] and the president, pay attention, raising the topic of
[00:48:47] regional development, that is, it is possible to create an enterprise, give
[00:48:51] people jobs, that is... they will have money, and where will they
[00:48:55] use this money? Well, correctly,
[00:48:58] naturally, money must always be followed by goods,
[00:49:01] and if there is no such opportunity,
[00:49:05] fluctuations begin, you have to go to some other settlements,
[00:49:08] yes, this is a time strain and so on, so this is an extremely important
[00:49:12] aspect for the population, and it has always
[00:49:15] been raised and will be raised, we already, if
[00:49:18] it also concerns the topic of the DPRK, were at
[00:49:22] a large... meeting and they defined
[00:49:22] one of the strategic
[00:49:26] tasks for the development of their country as regional development, that
[00:49:30] is, our concept of regional development completely
[00:49:33] coincides with that concept, why? Because
[00:49:36] everyone perfectly understands, there is no
[00:49:40] country where all the population lives only in large
[00:49:44] cities, and if the population is concentrated in
[00:49:47] large cities, the so-called social ghetto problems begin,
[00:49:50] somewhere...
[00:49:52] where some people don't have jobs, no connection to the land, and so
[00:49:56] on and so forth, therefore regions
[00:49:59] need to be developed, actively developed, and everything is being done
[00:50:03] for this, and we perfectly understand that
[00:50:07] it's a long-term issue,
[00:50:11] but the result will only come when it's dealt with seriously,
[00:50:14] if seriously, then yes, when there's a massive migration from rural areas to
[00:50:18] cities, this is not just urbanization, but also
[00:50:20] lumpenization.
[00:53:05] Then, when, well, in Moscow, they invented
[00:53:08] a special radar and even outdid, so to speak,
[00:53:11] the Americans, well, it's a known story, there was a traitor, who was the deputy director,
[00:53:15] chief designer, he himself leaked information to the Americans, but
[00:53:18] today, even if you take the military
[00:53:22] fields, the Russian and Belarusian, all these technologies,
[00:53:26] they are not only on the level of the Americans, but even better, therefore
[00:53:29] the MS-21, when it flies, yes, its avionics
[00:53:32] are truly domestic.
[00:54:35] to create avionics, they remained, it just takes
[00:54:38] time, it is quite a complex, extremely complex product in order
[00:54:41] to restart all of this, we don't have medium-
[00:54:44] haul aircraft, here too, we need to solve
[00:54:48] some tasks in Belarus, there is a market, it has become free, we
[00:54:51] talked about light industry, that the market is saturated, here there is
[00:54:55] a market, and we need to apply our competencies as quickly as possible,
[00:54:58] the areas that we have left for production in order
[00:55:02] to fill these niches, including.
[00:56:05] a talented child, you develop him, everything is perfect, by the way, there are indeed very good reviews
[00:56:08] from parents about the children's technopark, this is a real opportunity, yes, without
[00:56:12] investing crazy money, as is usually the case, there are such
[00:56:16] stories, to develop your child's talent, to show what the child is capable of,
[00:56:19] further, so this is the story about further, about not
[00:56:23] losing him, about keeping the most talented youth, three
[00:56:27] schools, in fact, more faculties, there is no curriculum yet,
[00:56:30] it will not be as stable as it is in other
[00:56:33] classical ones.
[00:57:17] by sucking out all the talents from all
[00:57:21] corporations, moreover, let's go further, in September
[00:57:23] 2022, from all countries, yes, from all over the world, for this
[00:57:27] it is necessary, it is written in this strategy, to create
[00:57:30] unique visa conditions and laboratory
[00:57:34] conditions, so that scientists there or those graduate students can
[00:57:37] come and engage in research for free. Let's go further,
[00:57:41] in December 2022, the Rand Corporation publishes
[00:57:45] analytics on the first causes.
[00:58:47] cream will not work, therefore it is necessary to pour milk,
[00:58:51] and fatty milk, and only then will cream be obtained, therefore
[00:58:54] the system that is currently being built in Belarus, including
[00:58:58] this new academy, what is it based on? If
[00:59:01] you take - well, with all due respect, people without
[00:59:04] education, yes, with some chaotic
[00:59:07] worldview, then you pour into this jar, but you will not
[00:59:10] get talents, we created this academy
[00:59:14] and will only get results because our...
[01:01:17] Well, yes, let's move on to another topic, summing up, well, if the Russians
[01:01:21] really succeed with the plane, this is simply a landmark thing, I am sure
[01:01:25] that I know import substitution they have for many positions, well, I, in the place
[01:01:29] of the West, I know how they will fight this, they will impose sanctions against those who will
[01:01:33] buy such planes, but this is not only the Russian market, if
[01:01:36] it goes, then why Boeing, why
[01:01:39] Airbus, as they removed Tu from the
[01:01:42] EU market, their emissions,
[01:01:44] yes? Yes?
[01:02:18] What is the agreement with the European Union for each of
[01:02:21] you? This is a salary and pension, which is five times
[01:02:25] higher than today in Ukraine, this is modern
[01:02:27] medicine, affordable for everyone, this is... technologies,
[01:02:31] significant investments, a large market, cheap
[01:02:34] loans and new jobs, this is the right of every
[01:02:37] Ukrainian to travel freely in Europe, without visas and
[01:02:41] borders, well, this traitor of the Ukrainian people
[01:02:44] advocates for joining the EU, this is the first thing that led to the current
[01:02:48] situation, the second is NATO, I think 5 years ago Zelensky signed
[01:02:52] a pompous agreement on an accelerated procedure for joining
[01:02:56] NATO. We are making our decisive step.
[01:03:00] By signing Ukraine's application for expedited
[01:03:04] membership in NATO.
[01:03:18] Kvartal 95 certainly knows how to do it, there was
[01:03:22] such a program of revitalization reforms for Belarus, which
[01:03:25] the zmagary, what date is it today? Well, they dropped it August
[01:03:28] 13 years ago.
[01:04:07] integration into Western political, economic and military institutions, transition to
[01:04:11] NATO standards, training of military personnel with the assignment of Belarusian
[01:04:14] military personnel to the relevant educational institution, a NATO country center, economic
[01:04:18] sphere, diversification of energy supplies, it says here to
[01:04:21] reduce Russian by up to 50%, in fact, to zero, we know,
[01:04:25] inclusion of Belarus in cooperation programs within
[01:04:27] the initiative for the accession of Belarus.
[01:04:50] compliance by Belarus with all criteria for membership in the European Union and NATO, submission
[01:04:54] of relevant applications for membership in these structures, all
[01:04:58] the same through what?
[01:05:30] Ukraine to its former volumes, and as for NATO,
[01:05:33] Zaluzhny, the former head of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, stated: I know
[01:05:37] NATO very well, for about 12 years, probably, I personally dealt with us
[01:05:41] mastering NATO standards, every year I listened to fairy tales about
[01:05:44] how we would join NATO very soon, unfortunately, we will never join it,
[01:05:48] most likely NATO will remain in the same form it is in now, it will be about
[01:05:51] 12 years, as Ukraine transitions to standards that need to be achieved
[01:05:55] to match at least half
[01:05:59] the level. The Russian Federation. This same week
[01:06:02] Georgia, Kakha Kaladze, stated that all these years,
[01:06:05] decades, the West deceived Georgia, and no one is
[01:06:08] going to admit it to NATO. For all these years, countries like
[01:06:12] Georgia, Ukraine, were deceived that NATO's doors were open,
[01:06:15] however, in reality, we all understand what reality has emerged. Already
[01:06:19] they themselves are not shy about openly making statements of this kind, that it is
[01:06:23] practically impossible, excluded. I will remind you again, Ukraine was dragged into
[01:06:27] war under the pretext that... that they
[01:06:30] would be taken into the European Union and NATO. War broke out
[01:06:34] there. Georgia was also promised the European Union and
[01:06:38] NATO, and a war was also unleashed with the Russian Federation. This was the main goal.
[01:06:41] In 2020, we
[01:06:44] were promised the same thing, and they were also dragged into this horror
[01:06:48] under the same pretext. We are currently the only ones who will survive. Can I
[01:06:52] put it this way. I, in connection with the fact that I somehow
[01:06:55] had to immerse myself in this NATO training system, because
[01:06:59] we had programs at that time, even in
[01:07:03] the 2000s, for cooperation with NATO,
[01:07:07] Partnership for Peace, they entered the post-Soviet
[01:07:10] space, NATO involved everyone under
[01:07:13] the theme of peace, creation, participation in
[01:07:16] peacekeeping operations, and I
[01:07:19] had, by fate, to participate in these
[01:07:22] programs, specifically in Budapest I studied at
[01:07:26] a NATO center for
[01:07:28] learning English. They taught English really well, level
[01:07:31] 3 STANAG, the highest
[01:07:34] level for non-native speakers, we received that,
[01:07:38] but of all of us, more than
[01:07:42] half were, first of all, Ukrainians, it was
[01:07:45] 2004, 70% were them,
[01:07:48] then came Georgians, it was with them
[01:07:51] that active operational work was carried out by NATO
[01:07:55] intelligence services, the British came, they all
[01:07:59] processed them, everyone there was at the level of colonels,
[01:08:01] lieutenant colonels, the problem was only one, that the
[01:08:05] workload for English, they could not withstand
[01:08:08] it and after 2 weeks they started drinking, so it was difficult to deal with them.
[01:08:42] watched these processes and everyone supported
[01:08:46] this great Maidan, saying everything, we are now, now we will be
[01:08:50] in Europe, hurray, comrade, but in the end everything
[01:08:53] ended with the fact that literally after 3 weeks, because
[01:08:56] the training process took a long time, after 3 weeks
[01:09:00] many military units were disbanded, they didn't even
[01:09:04] know where they would return, and wives and children remained there, and they didn't receive salaries,
[01:09:08] that's what the 2004 Maidan led to, the next
[01:09:13] stage, the Georgians all said hurray,
[01:09:16] for us, as soon as Saakashvili came in 2003,
[01:09:20] our salary sharply increased almost 10 times,
[01:09:23] the salary became, yes, this was like a NATO
[01:09:26] approach, all officers were given almost 10, or even
[01:09:30] more times, there the salary was conditionally 35,
[01:09:33] it became 600 dollars, the Latvians pushed the exact same
[01:09:37] theme, there were meager salaries, and we only had
[01:09:40] 600 dollars for business trips.
[01:09:43] This was bribery, terrible bribery
[01:09:46] of military elites, which then manifested itself in
[01:09:49] what we see, a civil war in
[01:09:52] 2008 in the territory of Georgia, then
[01:09:56] a civil war in the territory of Ukraine, NATO
[01:09:59] never invests just empty money, it's
[01:10:03] always a strict calculation, yes, but investments go
[01:10:07] through people, through bribery, betrayal of their people,
[01:10:10] this is... when you see this technology that they
[01:10:14] used, well, you understand how to work
[01:10:18] against it,
[01:10:20] but now we can say that they have abandoned
[01:10:23] the Ukrainians, and not only the Ukrainians, but this is just
[01:10:27] one of the elements of a multi-stage,
[01:10:29] multi-factor system that works for the long term,
[01:10:33] unlike our approaches, unfortunately, post-Soviet ones, to the capture
[01:10:37] of essentially peaceful whole states and
[01:10:40] whole regions. They even have a joke about it, how it's George
[01:10:43] Armeni, Georgia and Armenia, that is, these are long-
[01:10:47] established goals under Russia, where
[01:10:51] everything was needed, this work was primarily with military
[01:10:54] elites, the second component is promises
[01:10:57] in that list of temptations that you showed,
[01:11:01] standard for all post-Soviet countries, by the way, they didn't even change
[01:11:04] the emblems much, in Ukraine in 2004 or 2014 there was the same
[01:11:07] program, only instead of this crooked one, we had red...
[01:11:11] on the topic of security, who will protect us if
[01:11:29] we are not under Russia's umbrella, here, as a person
[01:11:32] who thinks slightly, a perfectly
[01:11:35] logical proposal is presented: we will join NATO and will be under
[01:11:39] NATO's umbrella. It will not be. Never will NATO do, or rather
[01:11:43] the states, founders of NATO and other interested parties in these
[01:11:46] states, will do everything possible to seize these
[01:11:50] territories and states through such adherents
[01:11:54] for their own interests, nothing more, and
[01:11:57] for people they draw such lures, but they really effectively
[01:12:00] work with various categories, with
[01:12:03] politicians, with business, with other
[01:12:06] elites, creative intelligentsia,
[01:12:09] journalists of mass media, military...
[01:12:55] to talk about how it was processed? Yes, it was such
[01:12:58] a wide-spectrum, yes,
[01:13:01] penetration into, let's say, the
[01:13:04] consciousness of the entire Ukrainian nation, if we talk about the government,
[01:13:08] then in the same Council of Ministers on the fifth floor there were only
[01:13:12] Americans, yes, that is, no document of the Council of Ministers could be signed,
[01:13:15] well, implemented, if there was no visa from some
[01:13:19] American CIA agent, the political elite was from the very beginning,
[01:13:22] so to speak, well, pro-American.
[01:13:25] Pro-Western, in 1987 there was the first landing
[01:13:28] of Bandera followers from Canada, who came back in Soviet times, yes, under Kravchuk, when he
[01:13:32] was the Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine for ideology, so please, he
[01:13:36] missed all this, with his submission this movement was created,
[01:13:39] a movement in support
[01:13:42] of perestroika at the party
[01:13:45] meeting of the Union of Writers of Ukraine, well, so to speak, how it was all
[01:13:48] presented, so there was such a thing, tell me, please,
[01:13:51] they fought for, what did they fight for...
[01:14:25] to thank Ukrainians, Georgians, everyone, no need to explain anything, no need to explain
[01:14:29] how it will all end, because the beginning is the same,
[01:14:32] the rhetoric, goals, paths are the same, only for them the end
[01:14:36] came, and we, fortunately, had enough sense, well, fortunately they
[01:14:40] work standardly, they don't have enough sense to come up with something new there, etc., etc., so
[01:14:44] they have a pattern and they follow this pattern for 20-30
[01:14:47] years, there is a work about
[01:14:50] the life story of Jack London and they remembered that Jack
[01:14:54] London says: Americans are good, but they act stereotypically, and this
[01:14:58] stereotype still works, doesn't it?
[01:15:01] Yes, they
[01:15:03] don't, not because they don't have enough brains or because they can't come up with
[01:15:07] something, but because it works, that's why they act this way, that's
[01:15:10] it, it no longer
[01:15:13] works,
[01:15:17] it doesn't work, now they will invent something new, we need to be
[01:15:21] ready for this too, well, I used to put two maps side by
[01:15:24] side. One map of Iran and the belt of countries
[01:15:28] that surrounded Iran with its enemies, filled
[01:15:31] with American bases, the second map of Russia, where
[01:15:35] all countries are also filled with American bases, from Ukraine
[01:15:38] to Estonia, only Belarus is not part of this
[01:15:42] campaign, allegedly this belt is for us to generally
[01:15:45] spread democracy to Eastern Europe, but Belarus does not
[01:15:49] want to be with us, in fact, this is done in order to seize territory,
[01:15:53] establish its bases as a result...
[01:15:55] Iran was attacked, including with the help of these countries, there is equipment
[01:15:58] in the Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Syria and so
[01:16:02] on, for example, if it stood with
[01:16:04] us, from an airfield in Germany
[01:16:08] they took off with the help of equipment in these countries, bombed Iran
[01:16:12] and flew away, and who does Iran answer to, well, I will tell you that Iran
[01:16:15] answers to its neighbors, where American bases are located,
[01:16:19] the famous Cocom, which is there, I will not say in which country, the Middle East, it was considered
[01:16:23] the center of control, yes, for all. So, American bases in this region,
[01:16:26] this is certainly something no one will ever touch, this means they
[01:16:30] haven't touched it, the umbrella, the umbrella,
[01:16:34] but I wanted to make a point, yes, we conditionally
[01:16:37] transitioned to such a positive thesis that we have
[01:16:41] already defeated them, but we recently
[01:16:45] conducted a powerful monitoring of the work of the psychological
[01:16:48] operations center and CIPSO over
[01:16:52] the last 4 years of active work.
[01:17:55] security Bytgash in Poland and four Tsipso
[01:17:58] below, they primarily
[01:18:01] belong to military structures, they
[01:18:04] are designed to conduct military offensive operations. only in
[01:18:07] terms of information, the methods they use are extremely
[01:18:10] sophisticated, aimed at children, and the age is no longer
[01:18:13] 18 years old, starting from 13-14 years old,
[01:18:17] the transformation is going on, a terrible consciousness, and
[01:18:20] most importantly, what level they have generally started
[01:18:24] to reach, understanding the theory of consciousness,
[01:18:28] this is a level associated with creating
[01:18:31] a new society that
[01:18:34] exists in hyperreality. That is, this
[01:18:38] metaverse, yes, Zuckerberg and so on, that is,
[01:18:41] you practically put on glasses, yes,
[01:18:44] and your happiness begins, they are laying down
[01:18:47] this model as a model of consumption, consumption not
[01:18:50] of goods, but of hyperpictures, for
[01:18:54] what, there are many people, but there won't be enough products for everyone,
[01:18:57] everyone won't consume, we will give them money, they will receive
[01:19:01] a social package, by the age of 30 they will destroy
[01:19:05] themselves, because it's an end in itself. It won't be, yes, it's self-destruction,
[01:19:09] remember, the president said, under no circumstances
[01:19:13] give helicopter money, because it's a
[01:19:16] special psychological operation, in a
[01:19:19] man, what algorithm of action is always ingrained,
[01:19:22] historically, it's always competition, always
[01:19:26] self-development, становление, competition with other male
[01:19:29] individuals, but as soon as a male individual starts
[01:19:33] receiving a guaranteed income twice a
[01:19:36] month,
[01:20:07] only a part of it comes in, from this a whole chain of
[01:20:10] idlers is fed, from Brussels to Vilnius, Riga and so on, and everyone
[01:20:14] is happy with this, but the country's history is as old as the American nation itself, let's remember
[01:20:18] how for 12 dollars they bought Manhattan Island,
[01:20:21] yes, from Indian tribes, that's it, for trinkets, for beads, like that,
[01:20:25] today they come and also shove beads at you or someone else, I don't mean, I apologize,
[01:20:29] and we don't wear American beads, well, you're doing the right thing,
[01:20:32] it means they are poisonous, yes, well, it really works by template, and
[01:20:36] why this...
[01:21:07] as something like that, the most important work that
[01:21:11] all our managers need to read first
[01:21:14] is Dostoevsky's Demons, why? Because it
[01:21:17] specifically talks about the formation of a liberal,
[01:21:21] liberal generation that begins, well,
[01:21:24] to receive some income, but does not understand where it came from,
[01:21:28] yes, it's not earned money, they become demons
[01:21:31] who destroy this state and system, this is
[01:21:35] the most dangerous thing, and most importantly, pay attention,
[01:21:38] these Tsipso centers specifically target
[01:21:42] young people and form this terrible image that
[01:21:45] everything is accessible, yes, easy money, beautiful life,
[01:21:49] but life is completely different, presidents, always pay attention
[01:21:53] at all meetings, he says, wealth is built on labor, and
[01:21:57] not on illusory models, when from the age of 14
[01:22:00] a model enters the consciousness that easy money is possible,
[01:22:03] what begins - participation in drug sales, right?
[01:22:37] to work 7 years and work 12
[01:22:40] hours, that's what they say, destroy the education system, I
[01:22:44] spoke yesterday with one of the government officials of the Republic of Belarus, he once
[01:22:47] supported, maintained fraternal ties with the Balts, traveled then,
[01:22:51] etc., how the economy is structured, he told
[01:22:53] how they told him, everyone lives happily, they elect, re-elect each other,
[01:22:57] grants, they do that, everyone
[01:23:00] sits and fills out documents for grants, housing and communal services for
[01:23:04] grants, construction for grants, roads for grants. Was,
[01:23:50] sell your homeland, anything, everything is fine with you, in these
[01:23:53] stories the most terrible thing was compensation, well, in
[01:23:57] particular, for the Baltic states from the European Union for
[01:24:00] not using agricultural land, that
[01:24:04] is, some were created quotas to more
[01:24:07] agriculturally advanced states, where the climate, land, and so on are better,
[01:24:11] you will receive compensation for a hundred square meters of land, something like 600
[01:24:14] euros, 300, just so you don't
[01:24:17] plant anything, in various ways with... ecology,
[01:24:20] quotas, market oversupply, and so on, and this
[01:24:24] went on for some time, the farmers felt quite good,
[01:24:27] they received these moneys,
[01:24:30] did nothing, bought themselves, built
[01:24:33] homes, bought cars, and then these grants started
[01:24:37] to run out, but in order to restore these
[01:24:40] lands, investments are needed and it's not just one year of plowing,
[01:24:44] applying fertilizers, returning this fertility, and
[01:24:48] that is almost impossible to do now.
[01:26:20] to do, but look at the headline of the material that came out, how they present it all,
[01:26:23] I'm just saying this as a
[01:26:26] humorous anecdote for the headline: Latvia lives physically but its soul is in the Kremlin. This is about
[01:26:29] the First Channel of Belarusian, about
[01:26:33] our channel of Belarusian radio, Radio Belarus, and its soul is in the Kremlin at the
[01:26:36] border of Russian propaganda, this is about our radio, which replaced
[01:26:40] quality local broadcasting, quotes
[01:26:43] several. The head of the Analysis Department of the Information Management of the Joint
[01:26:47] Staff of the National Armed Forces, Colonel Maris. Tutets, this
[01:26:51] handsome man, repeatedly listening to messages about Latvia as a failed
[01:26:55] state, a Nazi society or a war unleashed
[01:26:58] by the West, part of the population may completely fall under the influence of the Russian information
[01:27:02] narrative. Physically he lives in Latvia, but his soul is in the Kremlin, describes
[01:27:06] the situation Tutins, and then
[01:27:08] continues to
[01:27:11] spew out intelligent thoughts. In this case, it doesn't matter that the program
[01:27:14] is broadcast from Belarus, in his opinion, Belarusian propaganda
[01:27:18] has become a continuation of Russian.