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[00:06:49] for car owners, vehicle inspection is now available
[00:06:52] at night. How to use the service, how many times a year do you need
[00:06:56] to pass the inspection and what fines threaten violators. Olesya
[00:07:00] Boyarskikh went to the vehicle inspection station, found out everything, and
[00:07:03] I hope she passed the vehicle inspection. In the section "People who changed the world",
[00:07:07] today we will learn about Sergey Yudin, a surgeon who revolutionized
[00:07:10] blood transfusion and thousands
[00:07:13] of lives, he was called a virtuoso, and his operations were compared
[00:07:16] to musicians' performances. Why is his name still
[00:07:19] pronounced with respect, we will find out. Well, and today we are also
[00:07:23] celebrating Healthy Heart Day, so agree, this is a great reason
[00:07:26] to think about whether everything is in order with our main motor, how to understand that
[00:07:30] the heart needs help and how to help it stay strong? We will also find
[00:07:34] answers to these questions
[00:11:25] always carbohydrates - this is such
[00:11:27] a bad substance that we
[00:11:31] consume, carbohydrates are divided into simple
[00:11:35] and complex, simple carbohydrates are simple
[00:11:38] sugars that are contained in
[00:11:41] fruits, this is fructose,
[00:11:43] glucose, such simple sugars, of course,
[00:11:47] are indicated for a child, and in order not
[00:11:51] to gain weight, they are indicated for consumption in the
[00:11:55] first half of the day so that simple sugars
[00:11:58] again are expended with the child's
[00:12:01] physical activity. Complex carbohydrates, they
[00:12:05] are contained in cereals, grains,
[00:12:08] they are slowly broken down and give
[00:12:11] the child energy throughout the day, therefore
[00:12:14] the introduction of porridge into the child's diet, if
[00:12:17] there is no intolerance to bread, then
[00:12:20] its inclusion in the child's diet is very
[00:12:24] useful. things, what are
[00:12:27] carbohydrates that are not useful and harmful?
[00:12:31] they are again contained in again
[00:12:35] in grains, such as bread and
[00:12:38] bakery products, but will be contraindicated in
[00:12:41] the case that it is fast food, when
[00:12:45] a large part of the calorie content of
[00:12:48] such, for example, a hamburger or
[00:12:51] cheeseburger, is a
[00:12:53] bakery product. In such a case, these will be
[00:12:56] empty calories that the child will receive,
[00:13:00] at present, our children suffer from hypodynamia,
[00:13:04] when these calories are not expended, the child is always
[00:13:07] with a gadget in hand and minimal
[00:13:11] physical activity, these empty calories lead to
[00:13:15] the fact that simple carbohydrates that
[00:13:18] are formed as a result of breakdown
[00:13:22] in our body, they are converted and released. not into
[00:13:25] energy, but go into the formation of
[00:13:29] adipose tissue, therefore a large
[00:13:32] amount of simple carbohydrates, consumed in the form of,
[00:13:35] for example, bakery products, leads to
[00:13:39] the child developing excess weight. When
[00:13:41] consuming carbohydrate products, the
[00:13:45] final product, so to speak,
[00:13:48] of metabolism is glucose, the level of which
[00:13:51] increases in the blood. In order for this glucose...
[00:13:55] to enter the cell and give us energy, the pancreas produces
[00:13:58] a hormone called insulin,
[00:14:01] if a person is always on a
[00:14:04] high-carbohydrate
[00:14:06] diet, then the insulin level does
[00:14:10] not decrease, it turns out that the cells can
[00:14:14] no longer perceive it and insulin resistance
[00:14:16] develops. This condition in
[00:14:19] the body causes chronic inflammation and leads to
[00:14:22] the development of such diseases,
[00:14:25] insulin resistance, diabetes, including
[00:14:28] this can lead to an increase in
[00:14:31] arterial pressure, obesity will ultimately
[00:14:35] be the result of such a state,
[00:14:38] constant consumption of products that contain
[00:14:42] carbohydrates. As for fats: there
[00:14:45] are saturated and unsaturated fats, sources
[00:14:49] of saturated fats - these are precisely
[00:14:52] animal products meat products,
[00:14:55] fish, eggs, milk. Saturated
[00:14:59] fats are important in our diet, because their
[00:15:01] intake gives us a certain
[00:15:05] energy. It is important that the ratio of saturated
[00:15:08] fats and unsaturated fats in the diet
[00:15:11] is somewhere around 40 to 60. What do
[00:15:15] vegetable fats provide? Vegetable fats are a source, again, of
[00:15:19] Omega-3 and Omega-6, Omega-9,
[00:15:22] polyunsaturated fatty acids. They...
[00:15:25] affect our body, act as building
[00:15:28] material, ensure the functioning of the
[00:15:32] cardiovascular system, affect
[00:15:35] the lipid profile
[00:15:37] of the blood. In order for the nutrition to be balanced, it is important
[00:15:41] that our diet contains both saturated
[00:15:45] fats, which are again represented by meat
[00:15:48] food, and it can be butter, dairy
[00:15:51] products, as well as sources of polyunsaturated fatty
[00:15:55] acids, these are vegetable fats that are contained
[00:15:59] in vegetable oils, currently the most useful
[00:16:02] are olive oil, rapeseed oil, I hope that
[00:16:06] your diet will contain these sources of healthy fats
[00:16:09] in the proper ratio.
[00:17:59] tell me, are there surprises, probably not, this is such a
[00:18:02] classic Belarusian summer, now without
[00:18:05] precipitation in Bragin, it's coldest there, it's
[00:18:08] 12.1, in Stolin it's warmer, it's
[00:18:11] +18.8.
[00:18:14] What temperatures to expect in regional cities, I will also tell
[00:18:17] you right now. So, in the capital of the republic, Minsk, this morning
[00:18:21] it is quite comfortable, +18 dry and
[00:18:24] up to +23 is promised by the sinopticians of Belhydromet in the afternoon,
[00:18:28] however, in some places there will be precipitation. Moving
[00:18:31] on, let's go to Brest +17 this morning,
[00:18:35] it will be warmer there up to +24. Cloudy with
[00:18:38] clearings, in the north of our country this morning
[00:18:41] +18, still dry, but they promise us
[00:18:45] rain with thunderstorms and +22°
[00:18:49] of heat. In Gomel +16 - it's still warmer up to
[00:18:52] +27, by the way, in Gomel there will be no precipitation with thunderstorms.
[00:18:56] In Grodno this morning it's dry
[00:18:59] +16, cloudy with clearings,
[00:19:02] hopefully without precipitation during the day and
[00:19:04] +22. In the east of our country, in Mogilev
[00:19:08] this morning +16,
[00:19:10] precipitation, thunderstorms, in the afternoon we expect
[00:19:13] +24, as for precipitation and thunderstorms,
[00:19:17] the wind will intensify, gusts will be up to
[00:19:20] 15-20 m/s. That's all
[00:19:23] for me. Thank you, Tanya, well, yes, summarizing, I want to say
[00:19:26] that today it's not as warm as yesterday, the atmospheric front from the Baltic
[00:19:30] will disturb the calm and indeed, in some regions
[00:19:33] there will be short rains with thunderstorms, the wind will be gusty, but...
[00:19:37] meteorologists say that by the weekend the weather forecast will please us, well,
[00:19:41] you know, as if on order, yes, this is a great reason in this case
[00:19:45] to go on a mini-trip, and if you like to travel not light, but
[00:19:49] take everything you need with you, and then you don't know where to put all
[00:19:53] that essential stuff, then we'll tell you that new comfortable
[00:19:56] conditions will soon appear at Belarusian train stations, we are talking about new
[00:20:00] luggage storage facilities, the Belarusian railway plans to install
[00:20:04] automatic luggage storage throughout the country, not only...
[00:20:07] in our capital, Minsk, but at other stations where there is actually
[00:20:11] a need for it. Well, the reason for the change was a video on TikTok,
[00:20:15] where passengers lined up in a long queue for luggage storage at Minsk-
[00:20:18] Passazhirsky station. It took about 2 hours to drop off and pick up
[00:20:22] luggage, now measures will be taken, I want to say
[00:20:26] further, shoot and you will be seen. In general, experts
[00:20:29] say that the service is used not only by train passengers, but also by guests
[00:20:33] of the capital who cannot leave things in hotels. So
[00:20:36] this automation. should reduce queues,
[00:20:39] the current system depends on the work of employees, and automatic
[00:20:43] cameras, of course, well, at least everyone hopes they will speed up the process, for example, in
[00:20:47] Gomel such a system already exists, it works successfully. From
[00:20:50] 2023, these new cameras will be of different sizes,
[00:20:53] you can pay with a card or in cash, as you
[00:20:56] prefer, the cost of storage will
[00:20:59] increase slightly, the exact tariffs are still being calculated, so
[00:21:03] we are waiting for this very automatic luggage storage, and then, who knows, they might
[00:21:07] appear in stores, not only at train stations, it will also be convenient,
[00:21:11] someone always steals the key in the store, well, or forgets to return it
[00:21:14] and also can't leave their purchases from the previous
[00:21:18] store, but I would like to use luggage
[00:21:22] storage more often there too, but in the meantime we continue our broadcast, right
[00:21:26] now we hasten to tell you that you can now
[00:21:29] pass vehicle inspection at night, dear late
[00:21:32] owls and early birds, I want to say,
[00:21:35] information for you, so how to sign up for such a service,
[00:21:39] how often do you need to pass vehicle inspection and who faces
[00:21:42] a fine? Our Olesya Boyarskikh took her car,
[00:21:45] went to the vehicle inspection station and found out the answers to all
[00:21:49] the questions. Well, let's watch.
[00:21:52] Now you can pass vehicle inspection even at night. The new
[00:21:56] service "Night Watch" is available for all categories
[00:21:59] of vehicles. Reception
[00:22:02] is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 22:00 to 1:00
[00:22:06] AM the next day. Only one vehicle is registered
[00:22:09] for each time slot, so there will be no need to queue.
[00:22:12] The service is intended for all categories of transport. The essence
[00:22:16] of the service is to provide maximum comfort for certain
[00:22:20] categories of drivers who cannot, for certain reasons,
[00:22:24] present their cars for vehicle inspection during the daytime.
[00:22:27] The cost of the service, according to the price list posted on
[00:22:31] GTO.by website. In Minsk, you can pass vehicle inspection at any
[00:22:35] diagnostic station, regardless of the car's registration
[00:22:38] location. You must have your vehicle registration
[00:22:42] certificate and valid driver's
[00:22:45] license with you. Permission to participate in road traffic can be obtained in
[00:22:49] paper and digital format. In order to obtain permission in digital
[00:22:53] form, you must register on the E-services portal
[00:22:56] and submit an application for permission.
[00:22:59] The Beltkhosmotr engineer at his workplace
[00:23:03] immediately sees that the application has been submitted, within
[00:23:06] a few minutes he verifies the data, enters
[00:23:10] the information into the Beltkhosmotr database, at the same moment the applicant's
[00:23:13] personal account displays information that the
[00:23:16] permit has been issued. On the line, the diagnostic engineers
[00:23:20] strictly check the presence of a medical first aid kit,
[00:23:23] fire extinguishers, and an emergency stop sign, as well as
[00:23:26] the overall technical condition of the car,
[00:23:30] a little to the left, straight, more, more, more
[00:23:33] we drive, stop, neutral parking
[00:23:37] brake, technical passport, please, for
[00:23:41] the car, unlock the hood to check
[00:23:44] the VIN number,
[00:23:47] on a special roller stand, they check the braking systems, the effectiveness
[00:23:51] of braking, on the testers, the condition
[00:23:54] of the suspension elements, as well as the steering control,
[00:23:58] stop, press the
[00:23:59] brake,
[00:24:02] special attention is paid to lighting devices, we also check
[00:24:05] passive safety elements, seat belts, headrests,
[00:24:09] the presence and serviceability of airbags, we do not forget about
[00:24:13] checking environmental indicators, for gasoline cars - this is engine toxicity, for
[00:24:16] diesels - this is smoke, the frequency of technical inspections
[00:24:51] for an individual is subject to a fine of up to three
[00:24:55] basic units, and upon repeated commission of such
[00:24:58] a violation within a year from two to five basic units.
[00:25:02] If the owner of the transport is
[00:25:04] a legal entity or an individual entrepreneur,
[00:25:08] a fine of up to 10 basic units may be imposed on him.
[00:25:11] Pass the technical inspection on time, it will not only
[00:25:14] save you from fines, but also guarantee
[00:25:17] safety on the road.
[00:28:51] news. So, off the coast of Sicily, a ship
[00:28:54] sunk during the Roman Empire has been discovered. It lies at
[00:28:58] a depth of 46 meters, approximately three nautical miles from
[00:29:02] the city of Mazzara del Vallo. According to preliminary
[00:29:05] data, the ship dates back to the second century BC. On board are
[00:29:08] hundreds of amphorae, as well as two lead anchor stocks and
[00:29:12] structural elements. The discovery was made after
[00:29:15] signals from local residents. I am very curious how they saw something
[00:29:19] at a depth of 46 meters. Nevertheless, in the near future,
[00:29:23] specialists will begin documenting and
[00:29:26] studying the object in order to get a full understanding of
[00:29:29] the archaeological context and ensure
[00:29:33] the preservation of this find, yes, now for specialists, for
[00:29:37] scientists, a truly painstaking work will begin, because it's one thing to find, and another thing to
[00:29:40] lift what has been in the water for centuries,
[00:29:44] you can't just lift it out of the water, because you
[00:29:47] seem to be lifting an amphora, and then you get
[00:29:50] nothing, so let's hope they succeed, and then they will tell us what it was used for, maybe
[00:29:54] they will establish some cause-and-effect relationships,
[00:29:58] by the way, they might not raise it, because very often they make discoveries
[00:30:01] that were... found at the bottom of the sea, they remain there, they are simply thoroughly
[00:30:05] studied, because scientists already know that indeed all attempts
[00:30:09] to lift something from the depths of the sea, they rarely can
[00:30:12] succeed, yes, they have already told us that these amphorae found
[00:30:16] on board were used to transport wine, olive oil and
[00:30:19] fish, and such ships were the basis of trade in
[00:30:23] the Mediterranean, and cargoes helped support the economy of the Roman
[00:30:27] Empire, specifically this ship most likely sank
[00:30:30] due to a storm, because in all those regions... the weather could change very
[00:30:34] quickly, just instantly, and Roman ships did not have a keel,
[00:30:38] so they were very
[00:31:04] who revolutionized blood transfusion, was born in
[00:31:08] 1891 in Moscow. After
[00:31:11] studying at the medical faculty of Moscow University,
[00:31:15] he worked as a front-line doctor, and then dedicated himself to surgery
[00:31:19] and scientific research. His
[00:31:21] monograph "Spinal Cord Anesthesia" was recognized
[00:31:25] as the best medical work of the year and brought Yudin
[00:31:28] a scientific internship in the USA. There, the Soviet
[00:31:31] surgeon caused a sensation. Colleagues were amazed by his extraordinarily
[00:31:35] flexible fingers, which allowed him to perform the most complex manipulations
[00:31:39] with jeweler's precision. Yudin could
[00:31:42] hold several instruments at once, simultaneously, blindly
[00:31:45] stitching, he freely lectured
[00:31:48] in English, spoke French and
[00:31:51] German. Several clinics offered him a job, he
[00:31:55] refused, bought medical equipment and returned
[00:31:58] to his homeland with it. Heading
[00:32:01] the Sklifosovsky Institute, Yudin made a discovery of global
[00:32:04] significance. He proved the possibility of transfusing blood
[00:32:08] obtained from recently deceased people. This decision
[00:32:11] saved thousands of lives and became an important stage in the development
[00:32:15] of modern transfusiology. An ordinary
[00:32:18] Moscow hospital turned into one of the best clinics
[00:32:21] in the country and a place of pilgrimage for surgeons from
[00:32:24] all over the world. Yudin played the violin and
[00:32:28] guitar excellently, drew, was friends with artists and wrote postcards to
[00:32:32] Churchill. One of his books he called "Studies of Gastric
[00:32:35] Surgery." All his operations resembled the performances
[00:32:38] of a virtuoso musician. All this did not save the world-renowned
[00:32:42] surgeon from arrest on false charges.
[00:32:45] He spent several years in prison and exile, and in fifty-
[00:32:48] three, he was fully rehabilitated. Academician,
[00:32:52] honorary doctor of the Sorbonne and member of leading surgical
[00:32:55] societies in Europe and America. Sergey
[00:32:58] Yudin, a man who changed the world of medicine.
[00:33:49] The large-scale project "Sport for All" continues. For the first time
[00:33:52] for 3 months, every weekend at the same
[00:33:56] time at five locations in Minsk, about twenty
[00:33:59] activities are available for everyone, regardless of
[00:34:03] age. A special inclusive platform of the project
[00:34:06] of the Presidential Sports Club "Sport for All" is a new feature
[00:34:09] of this season. Since mid- July, it has been operating in the capital's
[00:34:13] Pavlov Park. Children and adults engage in
[00:34:17] adaptive physical education, play bocce, chess, table
[00:34:20] tennis, and much more. You can find a workout
[00:34:24] anywhere, however, more than 60% of registrations
[00:34:27] are for the inclusive location in Pavlov
[00:34:30] Park. The schedule of inclusive classes can be found
[00:34:33] on the project's website "Sport for All", they are marked in yellow
[00:34:37] and with a special
[00:34:38] icon.
[00:34:43] The Republican Youth Festival. media space united
[00:34:46] 104 participants from all over Belarus in Zubryonok. Young
[00:34:50] journalists, bloggers, content creators hone their
[00:34:54] skills. The idea of the shift is to create an original game model
[00:34:58] as close as possible to real working conditions for
[00:35:01] journalists, forming film crews, deadlines,
[00:35:04] coordinating speakers and locations, submitting material. The festival
[00:35:08] program is rich. Emphasis on practical
[00:35:12] cases, master classes, filming, editing of... reading
[00:35:15] their own projects, four teams, four
[00:35:18] media hubs, each of which is responsible for its own direction,
[00:35:22] text, photo, video audio. The organizers
[00:35:26] noted that such a festival is being held for the first time, besides
[00:35:29] that, the participants of the media shift visited
[00:35:31] Beltelekom, this is a unique experience for
[00:35:35] the guys.
[00:35:39] More and more young people choose student construction brigades for their first
[00:35:43] work experience. Specialists emphasized: as of
[00:35:46] August 1st, the number of people employed in student brigades across
[00:35:50] Belarus exceeds last year's figures by 16%.
[00:35:53] Since the beginning of this week, many
[00:35:56] brigades have also started working. By the end of the year, a growth
[00:36:00] of 20-30% is planned
[00:36:02] compared to last year. Everyone can choose a direction
[00:36:06] they like. In total, there are seven directions in the student
[00:36:09] construction movement. The most mass direction is service.
[00:36:13] This year, a new direction - financial
[00:36:16] brigades - is also expanding.
[00:36:21] And now for the news of modern technologies,
[00:36:24] and a new generation interactive whiteboard for schools will be presented: or in
[00:36:27] China. The device is gradually appearing in
[00:36:30] classrooms. This is not an ordinary whiteboard, but an assistant
[00:36:33] for teachers who can hear, see, and
[00:36:36] think. This was announced by the developers. Thanks to
[00:36:40] balanced work with sound and image,
[00:36:43] completely natural interaction, digital recording on
[00:36:46] the whiteboard, and virtual avatars of the new generation, each stage
[00:36:50] of the lesson becomes more effective and lively. Such a
[00:36:53] unique development shows the true value of technology
[00:36:57] for good, not to replace a person, but to expand their
[00:37:00] capabilities.
[00:37:05] And do you know what caravanning is? I suggest
[00:37:08] we figure it out together right now. It's a type
[00:37:12] of auto tourism, and Belarusians have increasingly chosen a motorhome for their
[00:37:16] vacation. The top locations are routes in Minsk, Brest, Grodno, and
[00:37:19] Vitebsk regions. Only
[00:37:23] this year at the general gathering of enthusiasts, there were about 300
[00:37:26] motorhomes. Inside such homes, travelers
[00:37:30] set up a mini-apartment, sleeping places, kitchen,
[00:37:33] bathroom, wardrobe, everything is customized according to their
[00:37:37] interests and comfort. Travelers note that in
[00:37:40] Belarus there are places that are specifically organized for parking
[00:37:44] motorhomes. There is the possibility of connecting to
[00:37:47] electricity, water, sewage. This is very
[00:37:50] cool. No hotel can provide
[00:37:52] such a thing.
[00:42:31] Bromage, she broke her own Guinness record as the oldest
[00:42:34] woman to fly on the wing of a plane, there
[00:42:38] she is. The extreme act was dedicated by the pensioner
[00:42:42] to a charity campaign to raise funds for the hospital where she was helped
[00:42:45] to recover after a stroke. The donations collected will be used to
[00:42:49] purchase new equipment. According to the pensioner, the illness
[00:42:53] affected her speech, but she did not want to give up a new
[00:42:56] challenge. The most difficult thing for the Briton
[00:42:59] was to climb onto the wing due to her short stature, but
[00:43:03] she called the flight itself less scary than
[00:43:05] amusement park rides. That's her level of fear.
[00:43:09] To... change
[00:43:17] in life,
[00:44:34] her centenary a new record will be set, and
[00:44:37] which one, we will find out in 3 years. Well, in general, we
[00:44:40] know that the key to such activity in old age is
[00:44:44] health, and of course, heart health in the first place, especially
[00:44:47] since today is International Healthy Heart Day, a great reason
[00:44:51] to think about how we take care of our
[00:44:55] main engine, how our heart signals trouble, and what
[00:44:58] we can do to keep it in shape. Right
[00:45:02] now, Alexander Lupinenko will tell
[00:45:04] you all about it in detail.
[00:45:09] The heart is our personal, tireless pump. On average, it
[00:45:12] makes up to 100,000 contractions per day, pumping about 7,000
[00:45:16] liters of blood. Its main function is to ensure
[00:45:19] continuous blood flow, which delivers oxygen and vital
[00:45:23] elements to all corners of the body and carries away metabolic
[00:45:26] products. The heart is the most important organ, of course there
[00:45:30] is such an organ as the brain, but the heart is that engine that
[00:45:34] works every day, which produces
[00:45:38] cardiac activity. The heart is...
[00:45:41] that organ that has its own
[00:45:44] unique abilities, such as its own contraction, these
[00:45:47] are pacemaker cells that work regardless of
[00:45:50] anything. The nervous system, of course, also innervates the
[00:45:54] heart, but the heart itself is the main pacemaker. Also,
[00:45:57] our heart tells us when it needs help. Unlike
[00:46:01] many other organs, it rarely keeps silent about its problems. If
[00:46:05] previously unexperienced pains appeared in the
[00:46:09] heart.
[00:46:41] for suspicion, clarification,
[00:46:44] exclusion of acute coronary
[00:46:46] pathology, myocardial infarction during
[00:46:49] treatment and resolution of the issue of...
[00:47:34] The heart has both its friends and enemies. Let's look closer at
[00:47:37] what is good for our engine and what is bad. For the heart, of course,
[00:47:41] physical activity is very good, moderate, not excessive. What
[00:47:45] is excessive is not very
[00:47:48] good. For the heart, simple, fast walking is very
[00:47:51] good. That is, not running, but simple,
[00:47:54] fast walking. And of course, it's just walking at a slow pace in
[00:47:58] the fresh air, quitting smoking, and of course, mental
[00:48:02] health. This is communicating with loved ones, with relatives,
[00:48:05] traveling, what expands horizons and makes us
[00:48:08] healthier. Do not forget that regular preventive
[00:48:12] check-ups, even in the absence of complaints, are also very important,
[00:48:15] especially after 40 years of age. Thus, the recipe for a healthy heart
[00:48:19] is simple and accessible to everyone. Be active, eat
[00:48:23] right, avoid bad habits and stress, and most importantly -
[00:48:26] listen to your heart.
[00:52:09] that came to us from France. Katya, what's there? I'll tell you right
[00:52:12] now. In France, today a law comes into force that introduces
[00:52:16] strict restrictions on the telemarketing market. This is about
[00:52:19] unwanted phone calls for the purpose of promoting goods and services.
[00:52:23] Well, it's true, everyone got such calls. So, fines for
[00:52:27] each such call will now amount to 75 thousand euros for
[00:52:31] individuals to 375 thousand for...
[00:53:01] Germany, USA, Canada, and Great Britain. It's good that
[00:53:19] the issue of calls is being resolved. I'm curious how the issue of
[00:53:22] messages is being resolved. Has anyone opened and seen how many
[00:53:25] unread promotional
[00:54:05] if you are not interested in this product or service, but
[00:54:09] as for France, this problem was so acute that
[00:54:12] in 2021, the country had already imposed restrictions, then calls to numbers
[00:54:16] registered in such a special red rejection list were banned, but
[00:54:20] scammers and these aggressive
[00:54:23] sellers very quickly found loopholes, and we hope that
[00:54:26] now the problem will be finally solved, although it seems to me that
[00:54:30] professionals work there, who
[00:54:33] know how to bypass all prohibitions to sell their
[00:54:36] service. Well, we'll find out who wins this
[00:58:37] Belarus is a country with a rich and interesting history. The fence of
[00:58:41] the church, please note, has not been specially
[00:58:43] restored. And for lovers of history and architecture
[00:58:47] it will be. very interesting, it dates back to
[00:58:49] 1715 year. Unique
[00:58:52] sights are found literally at every step. It
[00:58:56] was extremely important to have maximum proximity to
[00:58:59] nature, because the owners, of course,
[00:59:02] lived in urban conditions, noise,
[00:59:06] industry, transport, so, of course, they wanted to
[00:59:09] come, as modern youth say, for a reboot,
[00:59:42] about people for whom our country has become a second
[00:59:45] homeland.
[01:00:20] Belarus is like a second home to me, I truly feel
[01:00:24] right at home here, watch it on our TV channel.
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