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[00:00:00] happen in the life of our society, such
[00:00:03] studies, they allow us
[00:00:06] to see what directions
[00:00:09] of life of our society, what directions
[00:00:12] of state policy are being implemented, successfully,
[00:00:16] meet the interests, needs of people, where
[00:00:19] there are certain issues, that should be put
[00:00:23] in the focus of attention of the relevant public
[00:00:26] administration bodies, in the focus of attention.
[00:00:30] of the media community in order
[00:00:33] to get
[00:00:36] the most reliable, complete and exhaustive answers to those
[00:00:39] questions that interested us, that interested
[00:00:42] the client, and the client in this study was
[00:00:46] the Belarusian Institute of Strategic
[00:00:48] Research, we very carefully approached
[00:00:52] the formation of our tools, first of all,
[00:00:55] the tool in this case was a questionnaire, we
[00:00:58] offered this... questionnaire to be filled out
[00:01:01] by respondents, residents of 99
[00:01:04] settlements were surveyed, a
[00:01:08] representative sample
[00:01:11] was formed, a sample is those people who
[00:01:15] directly answered the questions that
[00:01:18] our interviewers offered. At
[00:01:21] the core of this sample is primarily
[00:01:23] the structure of the population of our
[00:01:27] country, up-to-date data from our
[00:01:30] national statistical committee, and
[00:01:33] the sample reflects the male and female
[00:01:37] структуре генеральной совокупности, мужское и женское
[00:01:40] population, residents of large
[00:01:43] cities, and small settlements,
[00:01:47] the sample includes the population with
[00:01:50] different levels of education, with different marital
[00:01:54] status, and this allows us
[00:01:57] today to use the results of this study and
[00:02:01] consider them as truly accurate
[00:02:05] diagnostics of the opinions that our
[00:02:08] respondents shared with us, well,
[00:02:12] in general, the need to conduct such a large-scale
[00:02:16] study is dictated by
[00:02:18] the fact that we
[00:02:21] are now participating in the implementation of the program
[00:02:25] of socio-economic development
[00:02:26] of the country, the first year.
[00:03:00] values talked about peace, and
[00:03:03] indeed peace, how can this be explained from the point of view of both
[00:03:07] sociology and philosophy, why has such a value come to
[00:03:10] the leading position today? I believe that
[00:03:13] here we must first of all start from
[00:03:17] our domestic Belarusian realities, we live under a peaceful
[00:03:20] sky, we all have the opportunity
[00:03:24] to engage in work, get
[00:03:28] education, spend our free time
[00:03:31] as we wish,
[00:03:34] and not especially worry about
[00:03:37] something happening,
[00:03:40] or rather, it is necessary to worry about it, but
[00:03:43] what we see outside our country, it
[00:03:47] especially emphasizes the importance of living in peaceful
[00:03:50] conditions, therefore the value of a peaceful life is
[00:03:54] primarily dictated by
[00:03:57] the ability to compare, to contrast what is happening with us and what
[00:04:01] is happening, unfortunately, in other
[00:04:04] countries, in other regions of the world. And how sometimes this peace can be fragile? And hence
[00:04:08] it is necessary to conclude that
[00:04:11] in order to maintain it, efforts are needed not only from
[00:04:15] law enforcement agencies, the military-industrial complex, the army, not
[00:04:19] only from the state itself, but also from
[00:04:23] each of us, the president constantly talks about
[00:04:25] this, that you
[00:04:28] work, good. give me the economy, the rest
[00:04:32] of the issues are my competence, and it must be said that
[00:04:35] this competence
[00:04:38] is fully implemented here, but this is no reason
[00:04:41] to believe that since it has been so
[00:04:45] for almost 100
[00:04:48] years, the Great Patriotic War ended in 1945,
[00:04:51] that this peaceful sky is
[00:04:54] absolutely guaranteed to us, without our own efforts,
[00:04:58] without work with
[00:05:12] an absolutely everyday comparative
[00:05:15] analysis, but undoubtedly here
[00:05:18] our traditional life wisdom, traditional
[00:05:21] values, to
[00:05:24] which we sometimes are more skeptical
[00:05:28] than required, in fact, the well-known
[00:05:31] expression that
[00:05:34] there should be no war, however paradoxical, but
[00:05:38] the first quarter
[00:05:41] of the century is already ending, it is more relevant than
[00:05:44] ever, therefore at the basis of such a distribution
[00:05:47] of opinions here, strictly speaking, are also the opinions of people who
[00:05:51] focus their attention on this, our life
[00:05:55] philosophy, which proves its worth in this regard,
[00:05:58] in the list of what Belarus
[00:06:02] is proud of, social protection, quality of products,
[00:06:05] cleanliness of cities, preservation
[00:06:08] of historical memory were also especially opinion, how do these values...
[00:07:43] of our character, our mentality, our culture,
[00:07:46] the desire for order, the desire for harmony, the desire to do everything not
[00:07:50] just productively, efficiently,
[00:07:54] but to do everything beautifully, this
[00:07:57] whole set of values, it expresses and
[00:08:01] represents the result not only of those
[00:08:04] areas of activity that the state
[00:08:07] implements, but it also reflects our
[00:08:11] own inner world. we live like
[00:08:14] this at home, we organize our
[00:08:17] working life, our daily life,
[00:08:21] we strive for this, so in aggregate, why is this so,
[00:08:24] well, this is our everything, this is who we are,
[00:08:27] and you have already spoken twice today about work, that you really need to be
[00:08:31] very attentive to your workplace
[00:08:35] and indeed, if everyone works professionally and well,
[00:08:39] this is the basis of both security and the well-being of all.
[00:09:12] work a lot or work less, relax more, so
[00:09:15] more than half of the respondents, when answering
[00:09:19] the question, what do you want, to work more,
[00:09:23] to work more or to have a small level
[00:09:26] of income, but more free time, so
[00:09:30] more than half of our respondents, more
[00:09:33] than 50%, chose the option to work more
[00:09:37] and accordingly earn more, approximately
[00:09:40] every third respondent...
[00:10:55] in this particular study is the age group from 18 to
[00:10:59] 30 years old, and I can
[00:11:02] assume that, probably for that part
[00:11:06] that is still in college,
[00:11:09] which has not yet started its own family,
[00:11:12] obviously for this group, it will be a greater priority,
[00:11:16] probably the trend
[00:11:19] to somehow have more free time,
[00:11:22] but already after
[00:11:26] as they get older, when people come to their
[00:11:29] workplace, when they start to understand more clearly
[00:11:31] that life success is achieved through work,
[00:11:35] everything that we aspire to, everything that we strive for,
[00:11:39] it can only be achieved through work, here these accents
[00:11:42] shift, well, and for an older category
[00:11:46] of respondents, for that category that
[00:11:49] is already retired, there, absolutely,
[00:11:53] probably reasonably. to a certain
[00:11:56] extent, career, professional success,
[00:12:00] self-realization is a matter, well,
[00:12:03] of the present, and a little bit of the past, and there is more
[00:12:07] desire to focus on
[00:12:09] managing one's free time, this is also
[00:12:13] a wonderful trend, it means that it indicates
[00:12:17] that there is an opportunity to truly
[00:12:19] concentrate on other aspects of one's
[00:12:22] life, if we talk about quality. life, the
[00:12:26] data say that 88% are satisfied
[00:12:29] with the work of trade, 65%
[00:12:32] are satisfied with healthcare, more than 60% with housing and communal services,
[00:12:35] these are quite high indicators, even in general, if we take
[00:12:39] the average world indicators of developed, developing countries
[00:12:43] and so on, but what lies behind those who were really dissatisfied, we
[00:12:47] are talking today about the majority of results, when people are really
[00:12:50] satisfied, but there are, we understand, that there are dissatisfied people, this is absolutely
[00:12:53] normal. what problems do they mention
[00:12:57] and how do you then transmit these
[00:13:00] signals to the relevant services, so that this can also
[00:13:02] be worked on, I will go back a little
[00:13:06] to the beginning of the question, I want to say
[00:13:09] that the figures that you
[00:13:11] announced, some figures I can repeat, 88%
[00:13:15] of those surveyed positively answered the question that yes
[00:13:19] they are dissatisfied with trade, 65%,
[00:13:22] with healthcare, more than 60%.
[00:14:25] leisure develops, the quality of life improves,
[00:14:28] accordingly, this indicates
[00:14:32] that the demands that were once
[00:14:36] earlier, are satisfied, new demands appear,
[00:14:40] this desire to live
[00:14:43] better, this is an absolutely normal, natural desire of
[00:14:45] the state,
[00:14:48] firstly, to a large extent these demands
[00:14:51] are satisfied, but secondly, it must be
[00:14:54] said that the orientation towards
[00:14:58] a welfare state, the orientation towards
[00:15:01] someone having to provide all these
[00:15:05] benefits, it still has to imply
[00:15:08] the reverse measurement, one's own contribution to the development
[00:15:11] of the economy, to the improvement of one's settlements,
[00:15:15] to maintaining order in the workplace,
[00:15:19] in one's city, here
[00:15:23] these very problems.
[00:15:25] moments, they are connected with the fact that one wants
[00:15:29] more, one has become accustomed to good things, and we pay attention to
[00:15:32] those shortcomings that we did not consider necessary
[00:15:35] before, even...
[00:15:39] As for indeed
[00:15:42] those questions that our respondents pay attention to, they
[00:15:45] are certainly present,
[00:15:49] the shelves of all Belarusian stores are filled with
[00:15:51] goods of various quality, in various price ranges these
[00:15:55] goods are presented, but as one of the questions, and
[00:15:59] there is no news here,
[00:16:03] Belarusians are worried that prices are rising, these
[00:16:06] issues... are under
[00:16:09] close control of
[00:16:11] the state,
[00:16:13] but how much can this price increase be stopped,
[00:16:17] how problematic these
[00:16:20] issues are, at least within our
[00:16:23] research, we at least draw attention to the fact
[00:16:26] that for the residents of our
[00:16:29] country this is, well,
[00:16:32] such a point, so to speak, a point
[00:16:36] of attention...
[00:17:07] queues in clinics and hospitals,
[00:17:10] sometimes it's difficult to get
[00:17:13] a consultation with the necessary specialist,
[00:17:16] the problem of the shortage of medical
[00:17:19] personnel also exists, for this
[00:17:22] the state is doing a very serious job, in particular,
[00:17:25] enrollment in medical universities for state-funded
[00:17:29] education is significantly expanding, these are
[00:17:32] issues that certainly did not appear
[00:17:36] today, not here and now, but at the same time, it must be
[00:17:39] understood that within, say, one admission
[00:17:43] campaign or graduation campaign from a university, on a national
[00:17:47] scale, to answer all such
[00:17:50] problematic issues is also quite difficult, if at all
[00:17:54] possible, therefore this is a priority that is
[00:17:58] in the focus of attention of both the head of state and the government,
[00:18:01] if we talk about housing and communal
[00:18:04] services, yes, we...
[00:19:12] In this regard, we are grateful to our journalist colleagues who provide an opportunity to convey to everyone who wants to hear
[00:19:16] this picture of things. The second point is related to the fact
[00:19:19] that when designing this study, our clients were
[00:19:23] given a strict requirement to obtain
[00:19:26] the most objective picture. Well, the third
[00:19:29] point, work on the tools,
[00:19:33] on those problematic issues that we planned to study.
[00:19:38] we attracted
[00:19:41] a number of experts who helped
[00:19:43] to crystallize precisely those topics, those
[00:19:47] questions that are directly in the focus
[00:19:50] of attention of public administration bodies, and of course, always
[00:19:54] in the focus of attention of the head of state, so such
[00:19:57] complex work allowed us, in this case, for now
[00:20:01] we are presenting a block that we call
[00:20:04] socio-economic assessments, socio-economic.
[00:20:07] aspects, we still have a block of questions
[00:20:11] related to the assessment of the socio-political situation
[00:20:14] in society and another block of questions that concerns those, as
[00:20:18] it were, resonant questions that concern
[00:20:21] ordinary citizens, that is, this will be in three stages, you will tell us in three stages, but it is worth
[00:20:25] completing this topic, about which you spoke, you briefly mentioned and
[00:20:29] quite modestly that the indicators are growing, but in these 5 years, what a
[00:20:32] large-scale work the state has done in each of these areas, we are not
[00:20:36] talking about growth.
[00:20:50] queues and so on, speaking of housing and communal services, yes, new services
[00:20:53] where you can leave applications today, sometimes we just keep silent about it, but
[00:20:57] the state does a huge job, thank you for this, and
[00:21:01] to the Institute for Strategic Studies, that all these questions do not just remain
[00:21:04] somewhere and work continues, it is also interesting to know
[00:21:08] about the fact that the study covered all
[00:21:11] regions, it is very interesting, are there differences between, for example,
[00:21:15] residents of the capital, they always say, Minsk thinks differently,
[00:21:19] you have it like that. we have it like that, but our head of state
[00:21:22] always says that everyone should have equal conditions, access to
[00:21:26] all resources, and tell us, are there these differences
[00:21:30] between regional centers, residents of rural areas, the capital
[00:21:33] in priority, level of perhaps satisfaction and so on,
[00:21:37] yes, of course, certain differences exist, but for
[00:21:40] all that, such differences are not
[00:21:44] some, so to speak, resonant,
[00:21:48] fundamental. urban
[00:21:51] areas
[00:21:59] do not exist, well, since I said that
[00:22:02] certain differences, of course, exist,
[00:22:06] residents of the capital, residents of large cities,
[00:22:09] they are more critically minded towards
[00:22:12] certain aspects of their life, towards certain
[00:22:16] aspects. uh,
[00:22:20] that characterize the development of this settlement. Rural residents
[00:22:24] in this regard are more loyal. As
[00:22:27] for the assessment of the quality of life,
[00:22:30] the standard of living, well, for example, higher
[00:22:34] ratings for these aspects
[00:22:36] of activity were given by residents of the Grodno
[00:22:39] region, but at the same time, when asked
[00:22:43] how happy they feel, how satisfied they
[00:22:46] are with their situation,
[00:22:50] very high indicators were
[00:22:52] demonstrated by residents of the Vitebsk region, this
[00:22:56] reflects not only
[00:23:00] the fact that our, our assessment
[00:23:03] of everything or our assessments of everything that is happening are determined
[00:23:06] by the level of wealth, there are many other factors here, in general,
[00:23:10] if we talk about
[00:23:12] the situation that is characteristic for the residents of the Republic of Belarus in
[00:23:16] general and those critical assessments, positive
[00:23:20] assessments, they are promptly communicated
[00:23:22] to the government bodies,
[00:23:26] recalling the previous question, I want to add
[00:23:30] that the presentation that
[00:23:33] is currently taking place thanks to you, for which many
[00:23:36] thanks, it is not a single act, we
[00:23:39] promptly inform about the results of the conducted
[00:23:42] research to our government, and
[00:23:46] this information becomes
[00:23:50] widely available, thanks to the fact that
[00:23:53] journalists are interested in the data of public
[00:23:57] opinion polls, therefore the feedback
[00:24:00] works in those directions
[00:24:04] that you mentioned, the growth
[00:24:07] of satisfaction with the work of trade
[00:24:11] facilities, with opportunities for
[00:24:14] leisure activities, this is also a consequence of the fact that
[00:24:17] local authorities respond to those
[00:24:20] moments of dissatisfaction, to those moments that
[00:24:24] are problematic, they are not points of application of effort,
[00:24:27] and such
[00:24:30] communication enables us
[00:24:34] to develop further, the Day of National
[00:24:36] Unity is approaching, it is very interesting how the intersection of interests of different
[00:24:40] groups of the Belarusian population, we talked with you about the gender composition,
[00:24:43] age composition, different regions,
[00:24:46] how does the intersection of interests help strengthen.
[00:25:20] our surveys do not record any differences, not
[00:25:24] just fundamental, but even significant differences in the assessment of certain
[00:25:27] aspects of our life between men and women, between
[00:25:31] urban and rural residents, between those who live in large
[00:25:35] cities and regional centers,
[00:25:38] yes, between age groups, certain differences
[00:25:42] certainly exist, but these differences are precisely the basis for
[00:25:45] concentrating
[00:25:48] to a greater extent certain
[00:25:51] directions, efforts of either the state
[00:25:54] as a whole, or local authorities, on some key
[00:25:58] issues related to, somewhere with the improvement of cities, somewhere with
[00:26:01] the equipping of leisure places,
[00:26:05] somewhere with the creation of new jobs,
[00:26:08] when we talk about the general
[00:26:11] consolidation of society, about unity, I
[00:26:15] believe we can safely say that this tradition,
[00:26:18] the tradition,
[00:26:22] the tradition of working together, the tradition of celebrating
[00:26:25] holidays together, free time,
[00:26:28] this tradition is those deep foundations,
[00:27:32] an example of how through
[00:27:35] creation one can build the future, well, that's precisely
[00:27:39] about the future, our traditional forecast, with
[00:27:42] each guest we try to predict what
[00:27:45] Belarusian society will look like in 5 years, in terms of
[00:27:48] sociology, it is very interesting, in your opinion, in 5 years, what will
[00:27:52] sociology look like, yes, when a new survey will be conducted, what
[00:27:56] challenges might we face during this time and perhaps what new
[00:27:59] values might come to the forefront, well, now we practically at
[00:28:03] each of our current microphones talk about the challenge
[00:28:06] of artificial intelligence, the possibility when it penetrates our
[00:28:10] lives even more, and values may change somehow, so your
[00:28:13] short lightning forecast,
[00:28:17] well, I will try to present my reflections on this topic, regarding
[00:28:21] sociology, our institute actively
[00:28:25] works, attracts and invites young
[00:28:28] specialists, graduates of relevant specialties, we have
[00:28:31] sociologists and political scientists
[00:28:34] and those university graduates who
[00:28:38] studied other specialties, therefore, in relation to
[00:28:42] the development trend
[00:28:45] for the continuation of such
[00:28:48] research, here I look to the future with absolute
[00:28:52] optimism, a hardworking team, talented
[00:28:55] researchers who are united by a common
[00:28:58] idea and a desire to work for the good of the country, for the good...
[00:29:32] very important here is a trivial
[00:29:35] thing, but working with people's minds, working with public consciousness, with
[00:29:38] individual consciousness, what we are doing now, the challenges of artificial
[00:29:42] intelligence, undoubtedly, very serious
[00:29:45] challenges, demographic challenges are very serious, but I think
[00:29:49] that those priorities that the state
[00:29:53] positions as the most important for
[00:29:57] strengthening our country, for the development of Belarusian
[00:30:00] statehood, they...
[00:31:03] this will undoubtedly ensure that we fulfill not only the plans
[00:31:06] for socio-economic development, but also further successful
[00:31:10] development and maintenance of peace and well-being of our citizens. Thank you
[00:31:13] for your answers.
[00:32:15] question, thank you, the question is serious, the question
[00:32:17] is professional, therefore I want to thank
[00:32:21] the respected listener for their attention, for
[00:32:25] such a very
[00:32:27] reasonable approach, uh, 2000
[00:32:31] respondents, we surveyed a little over 2,000 respondents,
[00:32:34] this is a sufficient volume of the sample to
[00:32:38] be able to discuss the
[00:32:41] results that
[00:32:45] we are presenting. With your permission, I will not
[00:32:48] delve into the calculation methodology, although I can
[00:32:51] present it, this
[00:32:53] corresponds
[00:32:56] to the practices that are implemented not only
[00:32:59] in our institute, the sample size of up to
[00:33:03] 2,000 people is representative
[00:33:07] to draw such conclusions, as
[00:33:09] for parts one, two,
[00:33:13] three, well...
[00:34:15] The Institute of Sociology conducts surveys throughout the country, exactly,
[00:34:19] three very interesting questions came from the regions,
[00:34:22] here is a call from Mozyr,
[00:34:26] do you plan to conduct a social survey only
[00:34:29] regionally, for example, in the Gomel region,
[00:34:32] given that there are the most Chernobyl spots there,
[00:34:36] the land is being revived,
[00:34:39] and maybe it raises relevant questions
[00:34:42] like that, because well, maybe this is... in April
[00:34:46] days, it's up to you to decide? Dear Elena
[00:34:49] Nikolaevna, dear listeners, the Institute
[00:34:53] of Sociology,
[00:34:56] for already, I can confidently say, several
[00:35:00] decades, since the early 2000s and
[00:35:03] even earlier, actually, soon after
[00:35:06] the accident at
[00:35:10] the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, Belarusian sociologists
[00:35:13] drew attention to this
[00:35:45] problem as a comprehensive problem, and it was
[00:35:48] shown that
[00:35:51] the consequences of the Chernobyl accident are not
[00:35:55] only that the territories are contaminated, not only that
[00:35:58] there is colossal economic damage, the scale
[00:36:01] of which cannot be accurately calculated, it is also
[00:36:04] a social catastrophe,
[00:36:08] socio-demographic, socio-psychological,
[00:36:11] and we conduct such studies constantly, the topic
[00:36:15] of Chernobyl territories is in the focus of attention of our sociologists, specialized
[00:36:18] conferences are held, and we
[00:36:21] conduct such studies constantly, and we also
[00:36:25] present the results of such studies.
[00:36:28] and as
[00:36:30] for
[00:36:33] the conduct of regional studies in general, within
[00:36:37] the framework of our current study, we talk and can talk
[00:36:40] in more detail about the situation that is characteristic of individual
[00:36:44] regions, for certain territories, we truly
[00:36:47] represent the population of the entire country, and last but not least, in
[00:36:50] Gomel there are wonderful professors
[00:36:53] Kiriyenko, works at the university.
[00:37:27] and where else can we be cautious?
[00:37:30] two, two interesting ideas, from Grodno and from
[00:37:33] Vitebsk. Grodno, says, I listened yesterday to a report from
[00:37:37] the presentation of your social research, I think it
[00:37:40] took place at Belexpo, he even knows where. How do you like this
[00:37:43] idea: to survey the border regions?
[00:37:47] Uh, so, many live not far from the Baltics,
[00:37:51] many live not far from Poland, how do they live, what
[00:37:54] would they like to change? Here is one such. Answering this
[00:37:58] question, indeed, we
[00:38:01] study and need to study not only the population
[00:38:05] of the country as a whole, in the context of individual regions, there is
[00:38:09] a wide range of topics for individual special studies, as
[00:38:13] for the topic of border regions,
[00:38:16] there was a, well, it continues to exist, school
[00:38:20] for studying border regions at Grodno State
[00:38:23] University Minyanki
[00:41:06] for studying
[00:41:09] the topic, the role of women,
[00:41:13] this topic is being studied by us quite
[00:41:16] actively, in particular,
[00:41:19] our institute on October 29-30
[00:41:22] is holding a large conference, this is the sixth international
[00:41:26] conference,
[00:41:40] in the life of modern society, its priorities, values
[00:41:44] and a number of other issues,
[00:41:48] therefore, for example, taking
[00:41:51] the opportunity to be here, I will emphasize once again, please
[00:41:55] pay attention to the website of the Institute of Sociology, where you can
[00:41:58] find information about this event, I invite everyone who is
[00:42:02] interested to participate, to attend, to come,
[00:42:04] to be at this event, as
[00:42:08] for demography itself, of course... this is a complex question,
[00:42:11] and I want to say that in our
[00:42:14] study, we also paid attention
[00:42:17] to a number of aspects of this topic, we
[00:42:21] asked respondents the question, how many
[00:42:23] children would you like to have or already have,
[00:42:27] the second question, how many children would you like to have if
[00:42:31] your conditions, material conditions, would significantly
[00:42:34] change, what I want to say is, the preference
[00:42:38] is for two children.
[00:42:48] in real-life conditions, about 12% of respondents said that they
[00:42:52] have or would like to have two children,
[00:42:55] if the conditions were different,
[00:42:58] 22% named three children,
[00:43:01] how to evaluate this fact? on the one hand, yes, of course, we can
[00:43:04] talk about a certain reserve, 10% of the population
[00:43:08] they, with... the direction
[00:44:11] we are also working on, studying the opinions
[00:44:14] of people, their moods in order to
[00:44:17] provide relevant information to state administration bodies. Two more questions,
[00:44:21] please, very interesting ones, and where can one find the full
[00:44:24] list of questions, answers, will it
[00:44:27] be published on your website,
[00:44:31] and this is also from Vitebsk, they called,
[00:44:34] so, maybe, conduct a survey among
[00:44:37] the elderly, are they satisfied with the level?
[00:44:40] of pensions, do they work in their specialty, if
[00:44:43] they work after graduation, they proposed this
[00:44:46] topic, well, in continuation,
[00:44:49] a woman slightly disagrees with you,
[00:44:53] so, you said
[00:44:56] that when the question was asked, how
[00:44:59] do you want to live, earn more, so that you earn
[00:45:02] more, work more, or on the contrary not work, so that you have more
[00:45:06] free time, there was such a question, I think, you had it, right? So
[00:45:09] here. she says: so what, she says, to ask,
[00:45:13] it is clear that this young generation, it is already provided for by
[00:45:16] the older generation, they have apartments, they have
[00:45:20] cars, so they, of course, can not work, and
[00:45:23] relax, so it is, also, so
[00:46:40] Therefore, when we talk about what to do next, we
[00:46:43] focus on the need for
[00:46:46] systematic and comprehensive work, and here
[00:46:49] that work plays a very important role. that work.
[00:47:52] in printed media you can find this information in newspapers,
[00:47:56] we are actively working with journalists, so this
[00:48:00] information is brought to the attention of everyone who
[00:48:03] might be interested, it is in open access in
[00:48:07] the space, our media works
[00:57:41] The West, Milosevic said, is a chained rabid dog that will
[00:57:44] always bite your throat, it has a life.
[00:58:17] which they provoked, the war in Chechnya, which they sponsored,
[00:58:21] to finish, to finish, to destroy, we hate, it doesn't
[00:58:24] matter, it is hateful to them by itself, they cannot
[00:58:28] allow it, because sooner or later their people will say, maybe
[00:58:32] we will
[00:58:32] try that,