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[00:00:30] the series Barents Sea, and we continue to follow
[00:00:33] the development of events, stay with the news,
[00:00:51] we greet everyone who has turned on their televisions and remains on the TV channel
[00:00:55] Russia for the second evening, a special edition of our program
[00:00:58] expedition to... Chukotka, the easternmost region
[00:01:02] of our country, a region of real people, as the Chukchi
[00:01:06] call themselves, Chukotka is one of the richest regions in
[00:01:09] minerals in Russia, gold, oil, gas,
[00:01:13] coal, well, of course, the most important wealth of the region
[00:01:17] is its people, in a huge territory where, for example,
[00:01:21] France and Great Britain could fit,
[00:01:23] only 50 thousand people live, but this is our
[00:01:27] homeland, our ancestors lived, they taught us everything,
[00:01:30] first of all, to love nature and protect
[00:01:33] it, a ship with supplies comes to the most
[00:01:37] of the Chukchi Sea once a year,
[00:01:41] there are no cars here, no usual comfort, even
[00:01:44] получение медицинской помощи может стать настоящим испытанием на
[00:01:48] of strength, without whom life here would be
[00:01:52] difficult, without
[00:01:55] the woman had bleeding, she had already lost consciousness
[00:01:59] уже сазание. потеряла с одную отцу вызвали, но погоды не
[00:02:02] then took her out. And what happened to
[00:02:06] alive, everything, but even such
[00:02:09] условия не пугают тех, кто приезжает сюда, чтобы исцелить душу в
[00:02:13] первозданной красоте, просто залечить душу, так сказать,
[00:02:16] that's it, Chukotka helped, thank you very much, I
[00:02:19] live, for those who missed our
[00:02:22] program, Alexander Kaziavin
[00:02:24] showed a unique
[00:02:28] haul-out, we saw
[00:02:30] residents who live off
[00:02:33] caught whales, watched bears,
[00:02:37] met scientists who
[00:02:39] observe
[00:02:41] those who live in the Arctic, but the
[00:02:44] main question remains, how integrated are people living
[00:02:48] so far away into the life of the big
[00:02:50] country?
[00:02:54] Here is a workshop for processing marine
[00:02:57] mammal products, this is from
[00:03:00] marine animals, seal, bearded seal, walrus,
[00:03:04] whale.
[00:03:09] Alexandra degreases the seal skin,
[00:03:13] after she degreases it, it will go to washing, after
[00:03:17] washing it will go to drying. And
[00:03:20] here we store already finished products, whale
[00:03:24] skin, whale meat and whale tongue. A large
[00:03:27] part of it goes to the population.
[00:03:30] and from this we also prepare products
[00:03:34] for the participants of the SVO, we boil, smoke
[00:03:37] and send them to our guys, here we have
[00:03:40] already boiled smoked skin, this is
[00:03:44] fat, and this is skin, whale
[00:03:47] tongue, this is whale meat,
[00:03:50] salted, dried and
[00:03:53] smoked, we
[00:03:56] are still serving there.
[00:04:02] Here we store finished products in
[00:04:06] frozen form, here we store walrus
[00:04:10] meat, we distribute it to the population, gray whale
[00:04:13] intestines are also
[00:04:14] requested, pieces of fat
[00:04:18] are removed, which remained on the skin, everything
[00:04:22] is transferred to the washing machine, we will have
[00:04:26] detergent and dish soap here, we can wash at once...
[00:04:32] after washing, we stretch the skins on
[00:04:36] frames, they are dried so that
[00:04:38] it is convenient for the girls to flesh, now
[00:04:42] the girls are just starting
[00:04:44] to flesh,
[00:04:46] when the girls flesh it, it will be softer,
[00:04:49] here,
[00:04:53] here it is tumbled for 6 hours in
[00:04:57] one direction, 6 hours in the other direction. Sawdust
[00:05:00] is poured into the drum, water
[00:05:04] is added, and then all
[00:05:06] this is started,
[00:05:10] after 6 hours. after the drum, it
[00:05:14] only remains to shake it off well and
[00:05:17] transfer it to the sewing workshop,
[00:05:30] well, last year we even had a guy from
[00:05:33] there, he even took these reindeer skins instead of mattresses,
[00:05:37] to lie on them, it's just comfortable for them.
[00:05:41] просто.
[00:05:49] This is a jumpsuit made of non-flying skin,
[00:05:52] completely, guys, there were no such
[00:05:55] jumpsuits at all before, we were the first to start
[00:05:59] in 2024, the first we sewed, the first we sent,
[00:06:02] they told us that it would pass the test,
[00:06:06] in testing, in testing, they said that it does not
[00:06:10] let the thermal imager through, it turns out.
[00:06:43] It's unknown who will get it, the main thing is that it saves him, this
[00:06:47] is leather inside without fur, it doesn't
[00:06:51] get blown through, when we send it, we want to write
[00:06:54] on the other side, on the inside,
[00:06:57] to everyone who is alone,
[00:07:00] a wish to return alive and
[00:07:04] well, so we try to sew everything for them,
[00:07:07] everything on the floor, because when you sit at a table,
[00:07:11] it's inconvenient to sew, and so... we sit down with our foot, when
[00:07:14] we sew, we hold the product with our foot, you hold it and
[00:07:18] sew, and I sew there distracted, because my son
[00:07:22] is now in Moscow for an operation in the hospital, he is lying there, he
[00:07:26] is after an injury, yes, he was there, well, he
[00:07:28] has been there for the second year, well,
[00:07:32] it's already the third year, well, now the operation will pass and I will
[00:07:36] go back there, yes, I didn't even know he had left,
[00:07:40] he called me and said that I had already...
[00:07:43] "Well, of course, I started crying, he explained
[00:07:46] to me that his friend went, and he said, I
[00:07:50] will also go with my friend, what
[00:07:52] will I do, they are fighting, and what will I do here, I'm waiting
[00:07:56] anyway, well, he'll
[00:08:07] saw here, in our studio, yes,
[00:08:11] this is..." This, I would say, is
[00:08:14] my everyday hunting
[00:08:18] clothing, which does not give off heat, and which
[00:08:21] does not give off the smell of a person, so a predator will not
[00:08:24] hear me either, does your husband let you
[00:08:28] wear this, no,
[00:08:31] well, not this, I haven't tried this, but there's a distinct
[00:08:35] smell at home, it smells of fish, yes,
[00:08:38] so, I'll say this, well, many probably.
[00:09:12] of our guys in the SVO, my three brothers also
[00:09:16] fought, well, one is
[00:09:18] gone, two, thank God, all are alive, I hope all
[00:09:22] will return, well, in general,
[00:09:25] the clothing is practical, comfortable,
[00:09:29] of course, here in Moscow, near Moscow, I can't
[00:09:32] wear it, because the gloves, by the way, are such,
[00:09:36] very hot, very hot, yes, and this is yours, this
[00:09:40] is a bear claw, I very often...
[00:09:43] I tie knots on
[00:09:46] the dwelling, if suddenly I made a knot incorrectly, I
[00:09:49] can just use the claw to get under it and
[00:09:52] loosen it, but speaking of bears,
[00:09:55] Sasha, tell us, yes, how
[00:09:58] bears came, yes, it turns out that in the village the butchering takes place right on the shore, both
[00:10:02] whale and walrus, and the most terrible thing is that bears
[00:10:05] come out close to
[00:10:09] we caught the moment when a whale lay, here is a bear.
[00:10:25] What kind of pets do you have in Chukotka? I always
[00:10:28] answer: white and brown
[00:10:30] bears, this is really a whale, yes, yes, yes,
[00:10:33] washed ashore, as I say, 500 meters from the village, this
[00:10:37] is how bears come and eat it, this poses a danger to residents, because
[00:10:41] after they have eaten the whale, they can enter the village,
[00:10:45] but in this case, the village has dogs that,
[00:10:48] sensing that a bear is approaching, start barking loudly, and the residents understand that
[00:10:52] there is danger, well, in extreme cases, the whale was
[00:10:55] washed up like that, is it sick or what, this is a moment
[00:10:58] like this, that right now for sure, if you open
[00:11:01] its jaw, you won't find its tongue, killer whales, yes, these are all
[00:11:05] the work of killer whales, because the main
[00:11:07] delicacy for killer whales is that they take the whale's
[00:11:11] tongue and the tips of its fins, if
[00:11:14] we somewhere found a fight
[00:11:18] between killer whales and a whale, then of course our task
[00:11:21] as hunters is to wait until the masters of the ocean
[00:11:26] are full, and then we must take it, because any
[00:11:29] killed animal must be
[00:11:32] harvested, that is, killing and harvesting are different
[00:11:36] things, poachers kill, someone
[00:11:39] who brought it home, ate it or sewed clothes, or ate it,
[00:11:43] that's already a harvester,
[00:11:46] but the topic of your brothers
[00:11:50] came up, I know that Sasha talked to veterans
[00:11:53] of the SVO, who are in... Let's listen to what they say.
[00:12:07] My name is Igor Ankaov
[00:12:09] Vyacheslavovich, I was born here in the village
[00:12:13] of Lorino, I studied, everything, I went to work as a hunter,
[00:12:16] I went to the army for a while, I served
[00:12:19] my conscription, then I went to the SSO, my parents didn't
[00:12:23] know at all that I was going to the SSO. Well, I didn't tell anyone anything,
[00:12:27] I just flew away, well, mom cried, dad
[00:12:31] got a little angry, I'm their only son,
[00:12:34] at first we were stormtroopers, I was a driver
[00:12:37] of Urals, Kamazes, I had a
[00:12:40] rabbit, they called me that since childhood, so
[00:12:43] it stayed, I hunted many hares, we
[00:12:46] had, probably, six people, probably from Chukotka, from
[00:12:50] Lorino, yes, our brothers, we were always
[00:12:53] together. Yakuts, Tuvans,
[00:12:56] Russians, Chechens, Dagestanis,
[00:13:00] everyone was there, we became friends, of course, we were
[00:13:04] there for each other, and you know that no one will leave you in trouble, that
[00:13:07] they will always come for
[00:13:08] you,
[00:13:14] I returned home last year in November after
[00:13:17] being wounded, they replaced our soldiers so that they
[00:13:20] could rest, I was not a driver, I was in charge of the drone,
[00:13:23] I was watching with a shotgun. We were driving, we were driving,
[00:13:27] that's it,
[00:13:28] we exploded,
[00:13:36] I only remember how I flew everything, I flew
[00:13:39] onto the field, how I exploded, and just
[00:13:42] flew away, I woke up in the hospital already,
[00:13:45] I lost my leg, knee, now I have
[00:13:48] a prosthetic,
[00:13:50] also a shrapnel wound on my left
[00:13:52] knee.
[00:13:56] Well, someone carried me in their arms to
[00:14:00] who was that man, I don't even know him, I would like
[00:14:03] to know who he is and thank him for saving my life,
[00:14:07] greetings, brother, to all
[00:14:10] the guys who were with me, Yakuts, Tuvans,
[00:14:13] Dagestanis, Chechens,
[00:14:16] everyone, I would like you to return
[00:14:19] home to your families with
[00:14:23] victory.
[00:14:34] My name is Vladimir Devyatkin, I am
[00:14:37] Chukchi by nationality, I was born in the village of Sireniki, which is
[00:14:40] an Eskimo-Chukchi
[00:14:41] village,
[00:14:45] in 2022, the special military operation began, I remember 300
[00:14:49] guys from Chukotka left, and we all
[00:14:53] together, I remember we saw them off, Chukchi.
[00:14:55] Eskimos, Evens, Yukagirs, guys of
[00:14:59] all nationalities went to defend the homeland. Half the city
[00:15:02] probably gathered around, it was such a
[00:15:05] very touching moment, I understood that I also needed
[00:15:09] to take part in the special military operation, I decided
[00:15:13] to sign a contract as a drone
[00:15:16] operator.
[00:15:17] аппаратов.
[00:15:22] Here I am standing with a machine gun. We were looking
[00:15:25] for our drone, which landed not
[00:15:29] as planned, and we lost it a bit, so we walked through the endless
[00:15:32] fields, this is us with the guys, this is
[00:15:36] ours.
[00:15:54] One of such bright national dances, we were friends with him, he was a good
[00:15:58] guy,
[00:15:59] he died.
[00:16:37] To Anatoly Artamonov, a Chukchi, our
[00:16:40] warrior who died at the beginning of the special military
[00:16:43] operation, a handsome young man, in the prime of
[00:16:46] his life, fulfilled his military duty, to the end, was
[00:16:50] true to his oath to the country, we must cherish the memory
[00:16:54] of those who died, remember those who continue to defend
[00:16:57] the homeland.
[00:17:15] I was born and grew up in Chukotka,
[00:17:19] a hunter, a trapper, my
[00:17:21] grandfathers, great-grandfathers were also marine
[00:17:24] hunters, so this is in my
[00:17:28] blood, we have hot blood from time
[00:17:31] immemorial, Chukchi
[00:17:34] indigenous local peoples of the North. Just like
[00:17:38] the deceased elders, grandfathers,
[00:17:41] great-grandfathers fought, they defended their
[00:17:44] homeland, the SVO began, from that day
[00:17:48] the desire to go to the SVO began, we
[00:17:52] had to help
[00:17:54] the guys protect their homeland, due to
[00:17:58] my health, through the Ministry of Defense, I could not
[00:18:01] join,
[00:18:04] I went to Grozny, I...
[00:18:39] there were hospitals, and after
[00:18:42] that I flew
[00:18:45] home,
[00:18:53] I have a mine blast concussion
[00:18:56] of the head, damage to
[00:19:00] the lumbosacral end, well,
[00:19:03] I regret that now I am not
[00:19:16] there, my friends, brothers are there too, I miss my brothers, those I went in with, there were
[00:19:19] ideas that they were different, but it turns out
[00:19:22] they are the same as us, only they have a different language,
[00:19:26] religion, we are one society - this is
[00:19:30] one country, our Russia,
[00:19:33] greetings from Chukotka.
[00:19:50] Well, of course, without tears you can't
[00:19:52] listen to these stories, Denis
[00:19:55] Dabelin, you were just filming, did you recognize
[00:19:59] your hero, Igor Ankau, well, actually, for us it's
[00:20:02] not news that
[00:20:05] Chukchi are a martial people by spirit, in general it's one of
[00:20:09] the oldest peoples inhabiting our
[00:20:12] country, and unconquered, considering that
[00:20:16] they have a huge heritage, more than 2,000 years of history, imagine, right, in
[00:20:19] general, people survived for so many thousands of years on this land in
[00:20:23] such conditions, this core that they have inside, you can't break
[00:20:27] it with anything, well, let's show, yes, how
[00:20:31] the meeting with Igor Ankau went, whom Sasha
[00:20:35] attention?
[00:20:59] Tell me how you generally, in two words, tell me how
[00:21:02] you decided to go as a volunteer, how I went with
[00:21:05] friends, friends also from there, from Lorino,
[00:21:09] also from Lorino,
[00:21:11] Lavrentiya, yes, so look, this is the first set for you that we
[00:21:15] brought, uh-huh, and this is the fiftieth, pants and
[00:21:18] jacket, yes. And we also
[00:21:21] asked the administration of Chukotka to
[00:21:25] get involved, uh-huh, they promised to make them for everyone, and I
[00:21:29] gave them the sizes, they should be making them, but the guys will deliver them, uh-huh, we
[00:21:32] also have
[00:21:35] warm thermal socks, needed, yes, let's go,
[00:21:38] thermal socks, he's in these first shots, I
[00:21:41] think the boys drew him, he's so
[00:21:45] direct, yes, here he is
[00:21:48] very, very inspired.
[00:22:20] I also talked to one of your
[00:22:23] heroes, how much did you
[00:22:26] feel that in the SVO zone, where
[00:22:29] characters are revealed, the Chukchi character
[00:22:33] is especially realized, well, I'll
[00:22:36] say this, we first everything started with us just delivering
[00:22:40] humanitarian aid, packages, we came, in particular, to
[00:22:43] Igor, in our films, besides being the director, I
[00:22:47] was responsible for drone footage, so when I came to one of the
[00:22:50] commanders, I told him that they needed to improve
[00:22:54] the battery here, and something else, he said: listen, since you're so smart, then propose
[00:22:57] to lead, when I arrived, we had
[00:23:01] Far Eastern guys from Chukotka in our detachment, they
[00:23:05] started working immediately, literally in a month and a half they started showing good
[00:23:08] results, which indicates that well,
[00:23:12] all are honest, all are honest, brave, open and
[00:23:15] real, well, let's take a short commercial break now, right
[00:23:19] after it.
[00:27:51] Good evening again, a special edition of our program for National
[00:27:54] Unity Day, expedition to
[00:27:56] Chukotka, second evening in the spotlight is our special
[00:28:00] correspondent Alexander Kaziavin.
[00:28:14] this is what we see on the screen, Galina Ivanovna,
[00:28:18] manager of the store in the village of Nurmino, to my
[00:28:22] questions about what they lack, she told me
[00:28:25] a very interesting story, I was surprised, that is, in the village of Nurmino there is
[00:28:29] a school, but this school does not have a gym. Children
[00:28:33] and adults in general have nowhere to exercise, they
[00:28:36] walk for a day to the village
[00:28:39] of Nezhkan, which has a gym, they walk 60 km
[00:28:42] to the gym, imagine what
[00:28:46] determination these
[00:28:49] one way to get there, participate in competitions, and
[00:28:52] then another day to return back, so they asked
[00:28:56] for the regional administration,
[00:28:59] the governor of the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug to help them and...
[00:29:32] we live on the coast, we feed ourselves from the sea,
[00:29:35] whales, walruses, fish, women from the tundra,
[00:29:38] berries, mushrooms, I was in Voronezh, about
[00:29:42] three years ago at my daughter's, she married
[00:29:45] a Russian man, how I got tired
[00:29:47] of cars there, how I got tired of the crowds
[00:29:51] of people, I missed our open spaces,
[00:29:54] I missed our sky, it's
[00:29:57] easier to breathe here and easier
[00:29:59] to walk.
[00:30:04] Well, on the outskirts of the village there is its own
[00:30:06] diesel power plant, who do you work with
[00:30:10] here, engine
[00:30:14] operator, he looks after the machines, you told us
[00:30:17] that you generally report the weather to pilots, yes, who
[00:30:21] fly here, uh-huh, but there is a weather forecast, right, they
[00:30:24] have it, they don't see that there is low cloud cover,
[00:30:28] there is icing, before each flight they contact you,
[00:30:32] what do they ask? The pilot usually asks, where is the wind from, the lower edge
[00:30:34] of the clouds, and how do you determine all this,
[00:30:38] I determine it by the hills, and
[00:30:41] how? Well, the height of that hill is
[00:30:44] 434 m, if it is open and its edge
[00:30:47] does not touch the clouds, well, the clouds are somewhere 500-600 m
[00:30:51] high,
[00:30:54] perhaps this is the only playground in Russia with such a gorgeous
[00:30:58] view of the sea, come on!
[00:31:02] Oops,
[00:31:06] and you don't have a football field, right, we do it like this,
[00:31:09] we go, we go and
[00:31:13] this is also what we take.
[00:31:15] So you have painted goals right on the road, yes,
[00:31:19] I see, what did you want to become when you grew up,
[00:31:23] I want to be a
[00:31:23] football player,
[00:31:28] I want to be, well,
[00:31:32] a water carrier, to carry water, the more
[00:31:35] water, the more
[00:31:37] tea,
[00:31:40] what are you doing with the dog now, I'm playing,
[00:31:43] so that she...
[00:31:48] And what do you usually do here? I can go to
[00:31:51] the boiler room
[00:31:54] to help or chop wood, well,
[00:31:57] I can do everything, I want to become a hunter
[00:32:01] for whales, for walruses
[00:32:04] or for hunters,
[00:32:06] to get food for moms, for mom
[00:32:10] and
[00:32:10] dad.
[00:32:17] Anya, how did you end up in a Chukchi family, please tell us, I
[00:32:21] came to walk in the ethno-park Kochevnik,
[00:32:24] and the very first meeting with a man happened with
[00:32:27] such an unusual appearance, with a claw, well, and
[00:32:31] then we started a conversation, and of course, what my husband
[00:32:34] told me, well, Evgeny Umka, actually my husband's real name
[00:32:38] is Umka, Umka, of course,
[00:32:42] here Umka translates from Chukchi as white bear.
[00:33:25] I found her by scent, she was walking in the ethno-park, she was at the well, I was at the gate,
[00:33:29] the scent
[00:33:31] of her body wafted from her, and I thought that this was
[00:33:34] my woman, well, it's generally interesting that our
[00:33:37] children, we now have four
[00:33:40] joint children, in total, five, well,
[00:33:43] even... my husband has six, now we have
[00:33:47] just taken a girl from Chukotka into custody, well, now
[00:33:50] seven, well, yes,
[00:33:54] and have you been to Chukotka, have you seen all this? Yes, of course, actually
[00:33:57] I wanted to say how an ordinary person, yes, well,
[00:34:01] although I am a Siberian, I am from Siberia, when
[00:34:04] we came to Chukotka, we took all five children, it was
[00:34:08] such a mini-expedition for us, unfortunately we
[00:34:11] could not get far with so many children, we were only in
[00:34:14] Anadyr. Well, for me Chukotka is, you know,
[00:34:16] it's and we live here in our ordinary
[00:34:20] life, we have many roles, we are parents,
[00:34:23] teacher, teachers, yes, that's it, and there
[00:34:27] nature takes all roles from you, the spirit of nature, its
[00:34:31] strength is felt so much, that, well,
[00:34:34] it's like you are naked with your soul, heart,
[00:34:38] consciousness, in general, this trip also
[00:34:42] impressed me, I remember all the places, also how we...
[00:35:55] is removing the pulp, it's too soft and
[00:35:59] the pattern doesn't apply well,
[00:36:11] the last stage will be polishing, we polish with...
[00:36:15] chalk,
[00:36:20] we polished, we look. light, so that it
[00:36:23] shines, we start drawing.
[00:36:35] This is called
[00:36:36] a tusk,
[00:36:46] now I'm starting to
[00:36:49] contour, first a dark
[00:36:52] pencil, so that the
[00:36:55] picture is clearly visible. Now I'm
[00:36:59] erasing all the black pencil, see,
[00:37:02] it started to stand out, and it became clearly visible,
[00:37:06] after walruses, ice floes will go, the sea will go,
[00:37:09] it goes from dark to lighter and
[00:37:13] lighter, we paint
[00:37:15] walruses,
[00:37:18] well, the drawing is ready, it remains to make the other side
[00:37:22] of the tusk, usually it takes
[00:37:25] several days
[00:37:28] for
[00:37:29] processing,
[00:37:36] there are such cookies that we make, well, these are mainly deer
[00:37:39] and dog stands, the price
[00:37:42] of a souvenir tusk
[00:37:44] varies from several tens of thousands to a hundred
[00:37:48] thousand rubles,
[00:37:50] woman to make. on the tusk
[00:37:56] of a walrus, and we make different figures from the walrus
[00:37:59] tusk, Boris the carver,
[00:38:03] he is already making this dog
[00:38:07] buckle, he is already making
[00:38:08] a dog,
[00:38:14] here is a photo - this is an example of such
[00:38:18] works, a stand from a walrus
[00:38:20] tusk, a long and large one.
[00:38:22] Our
[00:38:28] ancestors also did this, bone carving, but then there were no
[00:38:32] dental drills, they did everything by hand, that's how it
[00:38:35] was then, and look how it is with
[00:38:38] us now, they are different,
[00:38:51] I am a hereditary bone carver and my grandfather
[00:38:54] taught me all this art. As my
[00:38:58] grandfather passed on his experience to me, I want
[00:39:01] to pass it on to another generation, I just
[00:39:04] want to preserve our
[00:39:06] traditions.
[00:39:15] Can I say a few words now, yes, I didn't come
[00:39:19] empty-handed, initially, when we found ourselves in the village
[00:39:22] of Enurmino, the first tusk that the woman gave me,
[00:39:26] we just saw on the screen, who asked for a sports ground to be built,
[00:39:30] Galina Ivanovna, she gave
[00:39:33] you personally this small tusk, this
[00:39:37] was made by the family, in the bone carving workshop,
[00:39:40] which we just saw, they made such
[00:39:43] a tusk, here,
[00:39:46] I don't know if it's visible or not, Andrey Nikolaevich Molakov and as you can see,
[00:39:50] it is not just a drawn pattern, it's carved, here
[00:39:54] a bear is depicted.
[00:40:27] and there are also many murals on houses in the North,
[00:40:30] and there is a small, perhaps unexpected
[00:40:34] moment for you, that in
[00:40:36] Chukotka we met your countryman, and you can't
[00:40:40] imagine, he doesn't just live there, he comes
[00:40:44] to build houses, and he gave you, it's
[00:40:48] probably the most expensive of tusks, a fossilized tusk,
[00:40:51] there are very few of them, when he found out that we were from
[00:40:55] Malakhov's program, yes, unique.
[00:40:58] I think for your memory, thank
[00:41:00] you very much, they tell me that there is even some short
[00:41:04] video now, let's
[00:41:04] watch it,
[00:41:11] hello, are you a local resident? No, we are building
[00:41:15] houses, and these are new houses, yes, these new houses, I am in charge
[00:41:19] of this construction, the resettlement program for dilapidated housing, they have all 10 houses
[00:41:22] under the program, so we started building from scratch
[00:41:26] already.
[00:41:40] 5 years of building in Chukotka, yes, at Allen
[00:41:43] Neshkan,
[00:41:52] the whole house stood, between these houses stood a house, we demolished it, in
[00:41:56] this place there were some kind of ice cellars, something like that, it's for storing
[00:42:00] fish, meat, storage, that's what they had, and when this
[00:42:04] house was excavated, such a specimen was found, this is
[00:42:07] an American Winchester, they...
[00:42:10] they used to hunt for furs here and they
[00:42:13] exchanged, so they were brought cartridges, this weapon from
[00:42:17] Alaska, so it's a social museum rarity,
[00:42:20] you could say, seriously, yes, where do you get building materials?
[00:42:23] From Vologda, part from Vologda, part from Vladivostok, and
[00:42:27] how are they delivered here? Containers, here they are, here you go, a container, we
[00:42:31] load everything necessary here, here are building materials, boards,
[00:42:35] specifically timber, a house kit, this house consists of
[00:42:38] two containers. all the good lumber,
[00:42:41] you see, it's dried, processed, everything
[00:42:44] is ready, the ship brings it approximately from July 20,
[00:42:48] they start bringing it in and it cruises there because of the ice, everything
[00:42:52] is in ice, and we waited for about a month for the
[00:42:55] container ship to arrive and unload, we managed
[00:42:58] to grab 4 days, unloaded, and then the
[00:43:01] ice started again,
[00:43:05] we have 10 houses, it turns out, to build them we need
[00:43:09] materials, 45 containers, the cost
[00:43:12] of one container's transportation from the destination, that is, from
[00:43:16] loading to the final destination, was 1,300, so
[00:43:19] multiply 45 containers by 1,300. The delivery
[00:43:23] of containers cost 58,500,000
[00:43:25] rubles, plus equipment, equipment is also necessary
[00:43:29] here, that is, for mounting and preparing
[00:43:32] foundations, here is a manipulator for mounting panels
[00:43:36] and an excavator. upon completion of construction, all...
[00:43:40] containers and equipment that arrived here
[00:43:43] remain here, because the possibility of taking them back will be
[00:43:46] more expensive, we wanted to sell them, but they cannot be sold, all this
[00:43:50] will remain here for the local
[00:43:52] residents.
[00:43:54] I myself am from Vologda, but at one time I lived in
[00:43:58] Apatity,
[00:44:03] my wife is also from Apatity, I
[00:44:06] met her there and we got married, I visit Apatity
[00:44:10] three or four times a year constantly, so you are from the
[00:44:13] Malakhov program, and we are from Apatity, and it so happened that
[00:44:17] Andrey himself is from there, I have relatives who live in
[00:44:21] Apatity, my relative, she knows
[00:44:24] Andrey's mother well, she worked in a kindergarten,
[00:44:27] and it's called Semitsvetik, Andrey, a big hello
[00:44:30] from Chukotka from
[00:44:32] your countrymen,
[00:44:37] where is Chukotka, where are Apatity, everything.
[00:44:42] I was surprised myself, by the way, and today before filming, Valery
[00:44:45] Vladimirovich sent me a message, he sent a short video,
[00:44:49] as you heard, the containers that are brought there, they cost
[00:44:52] 1,300 rubles to deliver, and he
[00:44:56] didn't know what to do with them, and since he knew that we came from the Malakhov program and lived in
[00:45:00] a school, there were no hotels, look what he came up with
[00:45:03] to do after we left, it's a hotel in the village of Enurmino,
[00:45:07] which now awaits all...
[00:45:40] from the stove, fearing that the walruses would leave, also a request from
[00:45:43] the scientist, so that on the coastal part, on, well, at
[00:45:46] a height in the tundra, they would also build a house for
[00:45:49] observers, well, I hope that Vladislav Kuznetsov,
[00:45:53] the governor of Chukotka is watching,
[00:45:56] and they should come
[00:45:59] up with something, now another short commercial,
[00:50:55] Everything that surrounds
[00:50:58] a Chukchi, an Eskimo, and another northerner, all
[00:51:02] of this is material for art, including
[00:51:06] the life of animals,
[00:51:09] animals that surround people, walruses,
[00:51:13] whales, seals,
[00:51:16] polar bears, and, of course, the greatest
[00:51:19] friend of the northern man.
[00:51:22] The reindeer, this closeness to nature,
[00:51:26] is a distinctive feature of northern people, they
[00:51:29] do not separate themselves from what surrounds them,
[00:51:33] they even consider themselves descendants
[00:51:36] of those animals that
[00:51:39] have long lived in
[00:52:38] Well, what we are showing today, these shots, whales,
[00:52:41] walruses, oh, for me, this is such a multifaceted
[00:52:45] story, because on the one hand I look at it as a professional, because I've
[00:52:49] been in cinema, television,
[00:52:53] for over 15 years, and I understand how difficult
[00:52:55] it is to film, especially hunting,
[00:52:59] especially in places, well, that
[00:53:02] is, it's really colossal work.
[00:53:35] these are roots, this is the lineage that is in
[00:53:39] me and,
[00:53:43] but now everyone has started developing the tourism component
[00:53:46] of the region, what do you think, is there
[00:53:49] potential in all this, there is undoubtedly potential,
[00:53:53] because of course the interest is increasingly directed
[00:53:56] towards, let's say, on the one hand we can call it ethnic,
[00:54:00] remote and truly natural and untouched places,
[00:54:04] but... undoubtedly it is very difficult, that is, the
[00:54:08] conditions in which there is eternal permafrost, and remoteness and
[00:54:11] logistics, this is truly colossal work
[00:54:15] that still awaits the region, but even now, from the perspective
[00:54:19] of the format of my activities, art,
[00:54:23] culture, I can say that every year coming to
[00:54:25] Chukotka, for the competition, yes, literary
[00:54:29] in the name of my grandfather, among others, now I was in July
[00:54:32] at the Bering Strait festival. This is a sports
[00:54:35] festival, there was a swim across the Liman, where
[00:54:39] quite a lot of foreigners participated, who
[00:54:42] came from all corners of our
[00:54:46] planet, in kayaks, no,
[00:54:48] swimming,
[00:54:51] across the Liman, yes, they swam across in icy water,
[00:54:54] enthusiasts, and indeed these are already well-organized
[00:54:57] events, and of course, every year in spring we
[00:55:01] have a large film festival, such
[00:55:04] significant events throughout the year,
[00:55:08] they, let's say, predispose one to
[00:55:12] truly develop locations, new
[00:55:14] places,
[00:55:18] they even have a competition for
[00:55:21] bloggers and journalists who come,
[00:55:24] make reports, maybe you will even send,
[00:55:26] you know, one of our episodes to
[00:55:30] the competition, for the best video on filming, you know, we shot
[00:55:33] 120 hours of material.
[00:55:37] Yes, and can I, Andrey, please, address
[00:55:40] all the people who we met along the way, I want
[00:55:44] to thank them, there are many of them, many helped us, therefore
[00:55:47] a huge thank you to every resident of Chukotka who
[00:55:50] assisted us during the filming,
[00:55:54] but I think it's important to show an interview
[00:55:57] with such an old Chukchi,
[00:56:00] who speaks with such
[00:56:03] love.
[00:56:43] But it was awkward to ask what he was saying, he
[00:56:47] gave the gods and the master of the sea reindeer
[00:56:50] sausages, a little bit, small
[00:56:53] pieces, he treated the sea gods, and
[00:56:56] they, in return, gave us something,
[00:57:00] walruses, bearded seals, they caught a bearded seal, when
[00:57:03] the priests already... If they caught a bearded seal, after
[00:57:07] butchering, we drink tea and definitely give a little tea
[00:57:10] and a piece of bread
[00:57:13] to the water, that's how we are.
[00:57:47] hit him twice on the back with his tusks,
[00:57:51] the hunter died, they didn't get him to
[00:57:54] shore,
[00:57:57] before, when a person died of old age, he was
[00:58:01] given to the earth or
[00:58:03] the sea,
[00:58:06] if the person was light, they took him directly to the sea,
[00:58:09] far away, placed a stone, so that he would sink to the bottom,
[00:58:13] lowered him down, and gave meat,
[00:58:17] sugar, bread to the water,
[00:58:17] but if he was heavy, then to the
[00:58:21] land somewhere, but the body was not
[00:58:25] buried, it was taken far into the tundra,
[00:58:29] clothes were cut open, fresh reindeer meat was placed,
[00:58:32] so that an animal would come and eat
[00:58:36] the remains, that was the custom of burial, but that
[00:58:40] was a very long time ago,
[00:58:44] we Chukchi are called "lora Svetlana" for a reason, this
[00:58:47] translates as... real people, because
[00:58:51] we are open, we follow the precepts
[00:58:54] of our ancestors, we
[00:58:55] communicate very closely with nature.
[00:59:03] Greetings from the edge of the earth, to the big
[00:59:07] land,
[00:59:17] I'm talking about Chukotka, next time you don't want to go to the gym,
[00:59:21] remember that there are people who walk 60 km
[00:59:24] to exercise,
[00:59:27] we hope that these guys will have the best view not only from
[00:59:31] the playground, but also from an excellent
[00:59:34] gym that will appear for them. That's
[00:59:38] all for today, thank you for being with us, take care of yourselves and your loved ones, goodbye.
[00:59:41] Goodbye.
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