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[00:02:41] Panorama is live. Elena Sachova in the studio.
[00:02:44] Hello. And Inprom, the Union Council of Ministers,
[00:02:47] the Inter-Union Council of the EAEU, the past week in Belarus was marked by
[00:02:50] integration cooperation. Our President emphasizes the
[00:02:54] commonality of interests, urges to stick together, not to lose
[00:02:58] Eurasian unity and not to abandon what really
[00:03:01] works. Batons, tear gas, these
[00:03:05] are the arguments of Macron's regime. More than 500 people who stood up for their
[00:03:09] right to education were detained in France. Most of them
[00:03:12] are minors, 170 students were
[00:03:15] injured. After 7 years, the Tbilisi
[00:03:18] Soba festival returned to Minsk. At this moment, the Sunny
[00:03:22] Georgia holiday continues in the very center of the capital. My colleagues
[00:03:26] will supplement the picture of the day.
[00:03:30] attention, especially those who need it, public organizations and
[00:03:33] youth come to help elderly people with harvesting, bringing
[00:03:36] order, we will tell in the story about a good
[00:03:39] initiative. Valentina Ivanovna Goyeva,
[00:03:43] the founder of the Belarusian choreographic brand Khoroshki, was
[00:03:46] 90 years old. Details in our
[00:03:50] material.
[00:03:54] Freedom, equality, brotherhood. Forget it, Paris is now a city of
[00:03:57] tear gas, police batons, broken shop windows.
[00:04:01] Lessons of democracy for schoolchildren. Who left children without the right to
[00:04:04] education? Details in Mendeleev's
[00:04:07] table.
[00:04:10] The active members of the Belarusian Union of Women from
[00:04:13] Mogilev region visited the Palace of Independence.
[00:04:17] Emotions from the corridors of high politics very
[00:04:20] soon.
[00:04:24] The outgoing week passed under the sign of integration cooperation. Inprom came to
[00:04:27] our capital, where they showed.
[00:04:39] Belarus confirmed that we are always aimed at constructive
[00:04:42] cooperation, if it is beneficial to national economies and
[00:04:46] our people. Our President spoke a lot about this the day before,
[00:04:49] addressing the heads of government of the EAEU. The Eurasian
[00:04:53] Union has proven that a common economic space helps member
[00:04:57] countries resist illegal sanctions and external threats,
[00:05:01] this is a single market where there is always a place
[00:05:04] for local producers, each of the countries of the Eurasian Five has
[00:05:08] guaranteed sales of its products within the union, in a world where
[00:05:12] global competition has reached its peak and has become a real
[00:05:15] battle for survival, stable supply channels are a
[00:05:18] key factor attracting the attention of new partners to the Eurasian Union. The
[00:05:22] President is convinced that the strength of Eurasian unity
[00:05:26] should not be underestimated, our countries are bound by strong
[00:05:30] economic and historical ties. This is too
[00:05:33] valuable to succumb to momentary temptations, as Armenia
[00:05:37] is doing, jeopardizing the development of long-standing
[00:05:40] allied relations.
[00:07:42] Belarus will not deviate from the course taken by Minsk and Moscow to
[00:07:46] build close ties in all spheres. And
[00:07:50] even more details from the sidelines of the Eurasian negotiations in the
[00:07:54] Time of the First section, what Alexander Lukashenko discussed with the Russian Prime Minister
[00:07:57] face to face. The logic of personnel decisions for the political
[00:08:01] headquarters, as well as insights from the administration of the Belarusian
[00:08:04] president. What is on the head of state's work schedule until the end of
[00:08:07] the year. Don't miss the main broadcast this
[00:08:10] Sunday.
[00:08:24] Well, approximately so,
[00:08:28] the Eurasian alignment. The main thing in life is
[00:08:31] economy. Who does not like Belarusian multi-vector foreign
[00:08:35] policy. We have never been traitors. About those who did not
[00:08:38] come, either good, or where are you hurrying, if?
[00:08:42] Will France buy your cognac? Good,
[00:08:45] go, or
[00:08:47] not at all.
[00:08:52] Personnel logic, there will be many speculations
[00:08:55] for the political headquarters. You should criticize more than
[00:08:59] praise. The administration will now have a strong military lobby. And
[00:09:03] also the president's plans, up to
[00:09:05] the All-Belarusian People's Assembly.
[00:09:07] The President believes that this year is difficult. The main political
[00:09:11] events. We are waiting for new personnel and
[00:09:14] exclusives only from us, everyone earns their piece of
[00:09:17] bread as they can,
[00:09:31] today brought sad news: People's Artist of Belarus, Valentina
[00:09:35] Goyeva, founder of the legendary Khoroshki ensemble, passed away
[00:09:38] at the age of 91. The president expressed
[00:09:42] sincere condolences to the family and friends of Valentina Goyeva.
[00:09:46] An extraordinarily
[00:09:50] talented person has passed away, a symbol of an entire era in national
[00:09:53] culture. Valentina Ivanovna dedicated her life to the stage and
[00:09:57] the Khoroshki ensemble. Her mastery was admired by fans not
[00:10:00] only in Belarus, but throughout the world. Her contribution to the
[00:10:04] upbringing of young artists and the preservation of the best traditions
[00:10:07] of national choreography deserves special respect,
[00:10:10] noted the head of state. Valentina Goyeva, laureate of
[00:10:14] the State Prize of the Republic of Belarus, holder of the Orders of
[00:10:18] Francis Skaryna and Friendship of Peoples, dedicated more than half a century
[00:10:21] to her main life's work, the Khoroshki ensemble.
[00:10:25] Alexander Trishkevich will continue:
[00:10:28] her destiny was to become the first lady of Belarusian
[00:10:32] folk dance. Valentina Ivanovna Goyeva, a hereditary Cossack from
[00:10:35] southern Russia, graduated from the Higher School of Promotion in Leningrad. The doors to the best
[00:10:39] ensembles in Moscow opened before her. She was even invited to the
[00:10:43] legendary Pyatnitsky Choir. But fate took a
[00:10:46] sharp turn and brought her to Belarus. First to Mogilev, and
[00:10:50] then to the stage of Belgosfilarmoniya. We all stand in our
[00:10:53] places.
[00:10:56] Until Goyeva's appearance, Belarusian folk dance on stage
[00:11:00] existed within strict frameworks of bast shoes and peasant life. Valentina
[00:11:04] Ivanovna literally made a revolution. In January
[00:11:06] 1974, Goyeva, together with Nikolai
[00:11:10] Dutchenko, created the Khoroshki ensemble. For the first rehearsal, the
[00:11:13] ballet masters could only select eight couples, but they
[00:11:17] became the beginning of a great history. Eight
[00:11:19] couples. We made such a
[00:11:22] program for us. These
[00:11:25] leaders, Valentin Ivan, Nikolai Grigorievich,
[00:11:29] made a colossal, new one. We went to Moscow for
[00:11:33] a competition, an international competition of the Soviet
[00:11:36] Union, even then, and imagine, a completely
[00:11:40] unknown small group from Belarus, Khoroshki,
[00:11:43] took first place, along
[00:11:46] with the Georgian ensemble, a huge one,
[00:11:49] which had its own history,
[00:11:52] which was known throughout the world. Sukhisvhili and
[00:11:56] Romeshvili, the group, we shared
[00:11:58] first place. From ethnographic expeditions and
[00:12:02] archives, Valentina Ivanovna found a completely different
[00:12:05] Belarus. Dance steps were observed at weddings in
[00:12:08] the outback, or at concerts of dancers from collective farms. She dressed the artists
[00:12:12] in furs, brought back to the stage authentic ancient instruments,
[00:12:16] the lyre, kudok, zhaleika, and made the whole world hold its
[00:12:19] breath. For half a century, Khoroshki toured more than 40 countries,
[00:12:23] selling out shows from Europe.
[00:12:55] with their vision, and that's worth a lot, because
[00:12:58] it's exclusive. Just 2
[00:13:01] months ago, on July 22, Valentina Ivanovna celebrated her ninetieth
[00:13:05] birthday. Then in Minsk, a retrospective exhibition "Khoroshki
[00:13:09] Life" opened on stage. The master, as if anticipating her imminent departure, spoke about
[00:13:12] her main concern. I
[00:13:15] will soon go there, from where
[00:13:19] no one returns. What awaits my team
[00:13:22] here?
[00:13:55] about a woman-legend who showed Belarusians to the whole world,
[00:13:58] Alexander Trishkevich, Nikolai Pyatyok, first,
[00:14:01] informational.
[00:14:09] Macron's regime has unleashed a real war against
[00:14:12] its own children. In just one week, police punitive forces detained more than
[00:14:16] 5,000 people across the country who stood up for their
[00:14:19] right to education, most of whom are minors.
[00:14:23] Instead of dialogue about the lack of teachers and overloaded schedules,
[00:14:27] the Élysée Palace responded with harsh violence: schoolchildren
[00:14:30] are massively beaten with batons and sprayed with tear gas, as a result of
[00:14:34] the mass beating, at least 170 students were injured, the
[00:14:38] protest wave swept the entire country, trying to stifle
[00:14:42] the rebellion and hide the scale of the catastrophe, the Minister of Education hastily announced
[00:14:45] the transfer of rebellious lyceums to a distance
[00:14:48] format. Earlier, the Belarusian Foreign Ministry expressed deep
[00:14:51] concern about the events in France, official Minsk...
[00:15:11] Mendeleev's Table.
[00:15:26] Freedom, equality, brotherhood, forget it, Paris is now a city of
[00:15:30] tear gas, police batons, broken
[00:15:33] shop windows, and with them hopes for the future.
[00:15:36] France.
[00:15:45] Let's consider all political elements and put them in their places.
[00:15:49] This is Mendeleev's table, let's figure it out
[00:15:51] together. French authorities are used to talking about
[00:15:55] equality and many opportunities, but for thousands
[00:15:58] of local schoolchildren, the reality today looks different.
[00:16:01] The education system is collapsing before their eyes, the authorities
[00:16:04] are erasing them from the future.
[00:16:37] So everyone tells us: we are doing this for your education, but in
[00:16:41] the end, we can't even choose
[00:16:43] ourselves.
[00:16:45] What prompted me to join the high school students was the repression
[00:16:49] we witnessed, so I am here
[00:16:52] simply to provide protection, to create a barrier between
[00:16:56] the police and the students. The schedule is overloaded,
[00:16:59] there is no one to teach. Young people complain about overcrowded
[00:17:02] classes, a shortage of resources in the education system,
[00:17:05] and a critical shortage of
[00:17:08] teachers. But don't worry, lessons continue, it's just that the
[00:17:11] teachers have changed. Now law enforcement
[00:17:14] officers teach in the streets with batons, shields, and
[00:17:17] tear gas. In the suburbs of the capital, gendarmes in
[00:17:21] full combat gear storm schools, as if they were
[00:17:24] terrorist strongholds. In
[00:17:27] Alduaze, a law enforcement officer fired tear gas
[00:17:30] grenades directly into the face of a high
[00:17:33] school student, resulting in a fractured jaw, knocked out teeth and...
[00:18:17] As a result, the entire system works primarily for those who can most effectively influence people through negative emotions, and
[00:18:20] we could talk about this much longer. Those
[00:18:24] who are used to saving firefighters
[00:18:27] joined the protests of the younger generation.
[00:18:31] thousands of civil servants, 170 demonstrations across
[00:18:34] the country, people are enraged. They
[00:18:37] say directly, we are systematically sent to our death with protective
[00:18:41] hoods for 30 years, they do not protect, there is
[00:18:44] no equipment, no people, money from the budget, according to
[00:18:47] rescuers, was redirected to purchase armored vehicles for
[00:18:51] suppressing mass riots, they complain that
[00:18:54] the state protects itself instead
[00:18:57] of protecting the French people.
[00:19:01] 2026 marks the failure of the civil defense model, in
[00:19:05] 2026 there will be a shortage of resources.
[00:19:38] the only way to hold power in the shaking hands of
[00:19:41] globalists, but tons of weapons cannot lie
[00:19:44] in warehouses forever. The gardeners were so carried away
[00:19:47] by preparing for a mythical conflict that they overlooked
[00:19:50] the real social catastrophe right under their windows. Who suffered
[00:19:54] more in this situation, the beaten schoolboy or
[00:19:58] the very idea of European values? It is no
[00:20:01] longer a mystery. This is only the beginning of a big fire,
[00:20:04] and there was nothing to put it out with.
[00:20:13] France is under attack, why did the people come out against Macron again.
[00:20:17] Who is unhappy with the government and why are the current protests called the beginning of
[00:20:21] a systemic crisis. Parisian Titanic or even
[00:20:25] schoolchildren are striking. How did the Élysée Palace forget about people and how
[00:20:28] did it remember with batons at the ready. In plain politics about
[00:20:31] how French society was driven to this on Monday, after
[00:20:35] Panorama.
[00:20:55] People protest because they've had enough, I
[00:20:58] think everyone is tired of this,
[00:21:17] the quality of public services is falling.
[00:21:50] At this moment, the votes are still being counted; the entire vertical of
[00:21:53] power depends directly on the outcome of the vote. It is the parliament that
[00:21:57] elects the president of the republic by secret ballot. In addition,
[00:22:00] deputies approve the candidate for prime minister nominated
[00:22:04] by the head of state. Earlier, Seimas deputy candidate Andrey
[00:22:07] Pagor called the current election race the dirtiest
[00:22:11] in history, accusing the ruling forces of attempting to retain
[00:22:15] positions by any means.
[00:22:19] Famous...
[00:22:50] and spent a lot of time with
[00:22:52] his family.
[00:22:54] Germany's ruling coalition faced a record drop in approval ratings. According to
[00:22:58] an Insa poll, the popularity of the CDU-CSU
[00:23:01] bloc, led by Merz, fell to a
[00:23:04] historic low of 18%. At the same time,
[00:23:07] the Alternative for Germany party gained
[00:23:11] 30% for the first time, setting
[00:23:14] a new record. Public sentiment was clearly evident in
[00:23:17] Münster. The German Chancellor and general participated, hundreds
[00:23:50] of people, the protesters believe
[00:23:53] it is wrong to award the prize to the North Atlantic Alliance,
[00:23:56] which is responsible for inciting military conflicts,
[00:24:00] militarization of Europe and escalation of international
[00:24:04] tensions. Belarus is always open to dialogue with
[00:24:07] Germany, Alexander Lukashenko congratulated the people of Germany on German
[00:24:11] Unity Day. Despite the actions of certain politicians in
[00:24:15] Germany, who step by step undermine the achievements of past
[00:24:18] years, the residents of Belarus and Germany will overcome
[00:24:21] modern challenges and will be able to defend their right to live and be friends in
[00:24:25] a peaceful Europe, the congratulation states. The head of
[00:24:28] state invited Germans to visit Belarus without a visa,
[00:24:31] to feel our hospitality and
[00:24:35] peacefulness.
[00:24:42] International Day of Older Persons, which was also celebrated last week, served as
[00:24:46] the start of an initiative by public associations. Back problems,
[00:25:20] I can no longer lift my head,
[00:25:38] but we already have helpers who immediately started
[00:25:42] cleaning, wiping ceilings, washing
[00:25:45] windows, hanging curtains, it's good that we have such young people,
[00:25:49] who...
[00:25:51] The entire month of October will be marked by good deeds, with the BRSM dedicating
[00:25:55] a whole month to helping elderly Belarusians. In the Gomel region, all
[00:25:58] primary organizations maintain contact with elderly people, and volunteers from the Good
[00:26:02] Heart movement are frequent guests, providing targeted assistance, chopping firewood,
[00:26:06] bringing order, and providing regular communication. Throughout the region,
[00:26:09] events are organized for improving territories, providing
[00:26:12] assistance to our elderly, lonely citizens, veterans, and
[00:26:15] participants of the Great Patriotic War, in harvesting,
[00:26:19] delivering food from agricultural fairs,
[00:26:23] and generally any other necessary assistance that
[00:26:26] young people are ready to provide today, to lend a hand,
[00:26:29] telephone hotlines are also working, where our...
[00:27:32] We have guys who participate annually,
[00:27:35] conduct master classes, help with sports events at the
[00:27:38] center for social services for the population in the department of social rehabilitation, rehabilitation
[00:27:42] of invalids, and we have many guys who want to help, we wanted more
[00:27:46] boys, because Vera Alekseevna asked to dig up the beds, it's more of a male
[00:27:49] job, but the girls raised their hands, we want
[00:27:52] to go, it doesn't matter to us, we are ready to dig with a shovel, everything as
[00:27:56] it should be, but take us with you, the action expands its geography,
[00:28:00] everything to help everyone, especially those who... need it, a new
[00:28:03] location Kostyukovichi. In good weather and mood, any
[00:28:07] work gets done, say the volunteers. Hello, guests
[00:28:11] are also welcomed by Olga Shyshek. In the late 80s, she came with her husband from
[00:28:14] Estonia to build the Belarusian cement plant. Since then,
[00:28:18] Belarus has become a second home for the family. At the factory, she was responsible for
[00:28:21] labor protection, now she is retired, living alone, and there is a lot
[00:28:24] of work on the personal plot. The labor force came to
[00:28:28] help. It's not very difficult, the weather today is
[00:28:31] good. We are picking apples, collecting nuts,
[00:28:35] sweeping paths, we need to help such people, we weeded
[00:28:38] the flowerbed, trimmed the hydrangeas, cleaned
[00:28:41] the yard, we are very happy, this is not a one-time action,
[00:28:45] throughout the year we provide assistance to elderly
[00:28:48] people, in winter assistance in clearing snow, in autumn
[00:28:52] assistance in chopping firewood, harvesting apples,
[00:28:56] grapes, these are people who have given their whole lives to the development and
[00:28:59] prosperity of our country, and we are grateful. Activists from her native enterprise also came with
[00:29:03] pies and at the same time to provide life-saving assistance. They helped
[00:29:07] remove an old apple tree from the plot, making it cleaner and safer. Our
[00:29:11] enterprise does not forget all its labor veterans, patronage assistance is provided
[00:29:14] on a constant basis, both for landscaping,
[00:29:18] as at the moment, constant excursions are organized, we invite
[00:29:21] them to cultural and mass events, concerts,
[00:29:24] care from all sides, no matter what, I am
[00:29:28] grateful to our leadership, our, as
[00:29:31] they say, parents, for
[00:29:35] the fact that we pensioners are in the spotlight,
[00:29:39] we, people of advanced age, are not
[00:29:43] forgotten, they help us, they ask how we are,
[00:29:46] what we are doing, so thank you very, very much, I
[00:29:49] am grateful to everyone. And one more feature of Belarusian pensioners is that they are not
[00:29:53] let go without treats, so today tea with refreshments directly under the apple tree in
[00:29:57] the garden all together, united. Andrey Yastrebov, Vasily
[00:30:00] Fotoliev, first information.
[00:30:04] At the Palace of Independence, Saturday was bright and lively. More than
[00:30:07] 120 representatives of the Belarusian Union of Women from Mogilev
[00:30:10] region visited the exhibition. The visit became part of
[00:30:14] the "We are different, but we are united" project. Let me remind you, guests from
[00:30:18] all regions of the country, arriving at the palace, created a unique
[00:30:21] art object. A map of Belarus, filled with images of the faces of Belarusian
[00:30:25] women. The opportunity to add their part to this puzzle fell to the
[00:30:29] residents of Mogilev region. Victoria Sharkova collected.
[00:31:02] Yes, everything inside overflows. Alexander Lukashenko - a women's
[00:31:06] president? Absolutely, a women's
[00:31:08] president, I love and respect our
[00:31:12] president, and I believe that... only
[00:31:15] thanks to him in our country a woman
[00:31:18] is first, we are first, we
[00:31:21] are ahead of the whole planet, in the direct and figurative sense,
[00:31:25] our female cosmonaut was the first to fly into space, thanks to our
[00:31:28] president. If the usual weekdays of the Palace of Independence are
[00:31:32] serious working meetings, совещания
[00:31:35] summits, then today it became a place where Belarusian
[00:31:39] women felt at home. History,
[00:31:43] architecture, interiors, where... the president works,
[00:31:46] left no one indifferent, what does a
[00:31:49] Belarusian woman feel in the chair of the first, oh God, I immediately wanted
[00:31:53] to ask, can you call the president from this phone, you
[00:31:57] can call some minister, what field are you from, and
[00:32:01] I am an energy worker, the Ministry of Energy, I probably won't
[00:32:05] call my minister, I would call someone else, there is always an opportunity to communicate with your
[00:32:08] minister, but not with someone else, maybe from agriculture,
[00:32:12] walking through the corridors of big politics in the eyes of... grace
[00:32:15] read a response, a feeling of involvement, pride in
[00:32:19] the country, understanding that everyone here is important,
[00:32:23] our palace, it deserves the highest
[00:32:26] praise, and for me, of course, it's a great
[00:32:29] gift to be here today, and to get
[00:32:32] such a powerful charge, because sometimes you give up due to
[00:32:36] difficulties, due to hopeless situations, but
[00:32:39] then you realize that there will always be a way out, and today's
[00:32:43] meeting is also...
[00:33:15] Tell me, what might be missing at the Palace of Independence? The president, of course,
[00:33:18] among the excursionists
[00:33:22] were also fellow villagers of the first from Shklov, for the
[00:33:25] attention that Alexander Lukashenko pays to his small
[00:33:29] homeland, women are grateful, I want to say that,
[00:33:32] probably, thanks to the attention that we
[00:33:35] feel every single
[00:33:38] day, on our tables there will always be bread,
[00:33:41] salt and milk, thank you very much for that.
[00:34:22] More than 700 women from all over Belarus contributed to
[00:34:26] the creation of the panel, but this is not the end, but
[00:34:29] an ellipsis, the project "We are different, but we are united"
[00:34:33] continues, perhaps very soon you too
[00:34:36] will find yourself in the palace, among hundreds of female faces on
[00:34:40] this map you will find your dearest,
[00:34:43] mother, sister,
[00:36:45] At this moment, the celebration of Sunny Georgia continues in the very
[00:36:49] center of the capital. After 7 years, the
[00:36:52] Tbelisoba festival returned to Minsk. On the square near the Sports
[00:36:55] Palace, authentic groups from this distant, yet close
[00:36:59] country for us, delight the residents and guests of Minsk with their music and
[00:37:03] dances, a huge food court with traditional Georgian
[00:37:06] dishes and drinks surprises visitors, but first of all,
[00:37:10] of course, songs, the phenomenon of which, by the way, recognized
[00:37:13] as a masterpiece of intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO,
[00:37:16] lies in the simultaneous sounding of
[00:37:19] several different
[00:37:20] voices.
[00:37:57] what Georgia, Georgians everywhere, it's just, well, simply gorgeous,
[00:38:01] what do you say, well, wonderful, we always lack
[00:38:04] such concerts, the weather is great, the weather is also
[00:38:07] Georgian, well, everything came together, I haven't been to
[00:38:10] Georgia, but I have the feeling that I was there today, I definitely need to go soon,
[00:38:14] wonderful mood, thank you, admission to the
[00:38:17] festival is free, the festival will last until
[00:38:20] 10:00 PM,
[00:38:24] by the way, the Georgians are returning the favor in terms of love for
[00:38:27] Belarusian taste and quality, which allows our producers to expand their
[00:38:31] presence in the Georgian market. In Tbilisi, the twenty-third
[00:38:35] store of the Belarusian food products chain "Belarusian House" has already
[00:38:38] opened. Our parliamentarians took part in the opening ceremony.
[00:38:42] They noted the importance of promoting high-quality
[00:38:45] domestic products in foreign markets and further developing
[00:38:48] mutually beneficial trade cooperation with Georgia. The
[00:38:51] new retail outlet widely features meat and dairy products, beverages,
[00:38:55] groceries, and confectionery. Let me remind you, the Belarusian
[00:38:59] House store chain was created in 2019, and since then, stores have been opened in
[00:39:02] six cities of Georgia, and the trade network's portfolio includes
[00:39:06] about thirty Belarusian products. enterprises.
[00:39:10] Made in Belarus is a quality mark all over the world. A blogger
[00:39:13] said that our goods in Georgia are
[00:39:16] snapped up. How popular are Belarusian
[00:39:19] stores in Georgia? When we were traveling with a group, the guide said
[00:39:23] that when they heard about Belarusian stores, everyone gasped. Yes, that
[00:39:26] is, how here... we must definitely go in. We bought brawn there
[00:39:29] in Yerevan. What surprised them in the center
[00:39:33] of Tbilisi was a Belarusian store, because everyone wanted to buy
[00:39:37] very high-quality, very tasty products. You can't imagine how
[00:39:41] popular they are in the CIS.
[00:39:43] And people, people just savor every,
[00:39:47] every sausage, condensed milk, cheese curds, everything else.
[00:39:51] They are super, super tasty, super high-quality.
[00:39:54] Belarus in the heart of every patriot of their homeland. Wherever he may
[00:39:58] be, this happened once with the national poet of Belarus
[00:40:01] Yanka Kupala, when the evacuation during the Great Patriotic
[00:40:05] War threw him into Tatarstan. Correspondents
[00:40:08] of the first information channel, who are working at the start of the international
[00:40:12] volleyball season in Kazan, found near the city
[00:40:15] a memorial museum of our great
[00:40:18] compatriot.
[00:40:44] another important national story of ours. For this, we
[00:40:48] will go to the village of Pichushche, which is located near
[00:40:51] Kazan.
[00:40:58] First, you need to get to the ferry crossing on the outskirts of the capital of the Republic
[00:41:01] of Tatarstan, and there already admire the wide expanse
[00:41:04] of the Volga.
[00:41:08] Surely in the autumn of 1941, this is exactly
[00:41:11] how and where the national poet of Belarus Yanka Kupala crossed,
[00:41:14] who was being evacuated.
[00:41:16] эвакуацию.
[00:41:19] He chose this place by chance, because he stayed here for one
[00:41:22] night, but ended up staying for a year, because he went out in the morning to the high
[00:41:26] bank of the Volga and saw everything. The same as
[00:41:28] we did.
[00:41:32] We are approaching the high right
[00:41:35] bank of the Volga, on which in forty-first
[00:41:39] year...
[00:42:40] the poet Yanka Kupala, walked up these
[00:42:43] steps to this door. These railings
[00:42:47] have been preserved since those times, forty-
[00:42:51] first to forty-second years. They
[00:42:54] have been preserved since that
[00:42:57] time.
[00:43:00] Here Yanka Kupala lived on the territory of the former Mill from October
[00:43:03] 1941 to June 1942. Here he
[00:43:07] will write several works and from here he will be...
[00:44:12] It was with him that on the basis of the elite internal troops special forces in
[00:44:15] the twenty-first year, a great work began on educating
[00:44:18] young people. Over these years, the club has become a second family for the children,
[00:44:22] a guide in the patriotic movement. Margarita Yuzevich
[00:44:26] met with the students.
[00:44:28] Drill and tactical training, assembly and disassembly of the Kalashnikov
[00:44:31] assault rifle, firing from a pneumatic rifle, and also
[00:44:34] medical training. This busy schedule is for the guys twice a week. On
[00:44:38] Tuesday and Sunday. This is the second year that Daniil's favorite activity
[00:44:42] is physical training. Together with his military brotherhood, he hones
[00:44:45] his boxing punches, self-defense techniques and hand-to-hand
[00:44:48] combat. He has long decided to connect his life with military
[00:44:52] activities. Here, special emphasis is placed on physical culture and
[00:44:55] health. We are being prepared for admission to the security
[00:44:59] agencies of the Republic of Belarus. This cannot but
[00:45:01] please. I learned to do basic things that
[00:45:05] I couldn't do before. Professionals train for 3 hours
[00:45:08] of classes, and the students don't feel like grabbing their phone or
[00:45:12] sitting on the bench of reserves. In addition to practice,
[00:45:15] there is also a lot of theory. A mandatory point of the program is acquaintance with the history
[00:45:19] of Belarusian statehood. More emphasis is placed on
[00:45:22] moral and psychological preparation for performing various kinds of tasks in
[00:45:25] various situations.
[00:45:29] This is implemented in classes on fire training, physical
[00:45:32] training, and of course, ideological training. This is practice shooting
[00:45:36] with airsoft weapons, playing laser tag with the use of...
[00:46:10] piloting unmanned aerial vehicles. Since childhood, I
[00:46:13] watched parades, and events where servicemen
[00:46:16] participated. Since childhood, my eyes lit up on this
[00:46:20] topic. When I grew
[00:46:23] up a bit, my dad suggested I join
[00:46:26] a military-patriotic club, and I immediately agreed. In 5 years, the club
[00:46:29] grew and became a guide for many others, so following it,
[00:46:33] Granit and Otvaga appeared, and today there are 24
[00:46:37] in the internal troops, and 100...
[00:46:40] 86 in total under the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Young people look up to the best, and patriotic
[00:46:43] education is in trend. At the military unit
[00:46:46] 32-14, 256
[00:46:49] teenagers are engaged. Many already dream of serving in... universities,
[00:47:06] the most important thing in training, guys, is their desire.
[00:47:12] Without desire, there's no point in attending the club. That
[00:47:15] is the key, so to speak, to success itself. So, 41
[00:47:19] club graduates currently serve in law enforcement agencies.
[00:47:25] is part of the club's five-year history, because it is he who forms
[00:47:28] endurance, discipline and
[00:47:31] the ability to act in the younger generation. Margarita Yuzevich, Ivan Mozgo, First