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00:00:00on Belarus 24 TV channel. The President
00:01:32emphasizes that no matter how much military technologies improve, the army's foundation is the
00:01:36soldier, and he needs weapons.
00:01:39No matter what war it was, especially with drones, I ask Dmitry,
00:01:43well, what then? He says: we need to wait, we
00:01:47don't know what to do, right? We said it started,
00:01:50some fly was flying around, now drones are
00:01:54improving, and I warned, to the
00:01:57surprise of the military, don't rush.
00:02:30We did it ourselves, so the credit here
00:02:33goes to Dmitry and Romanovich, who recently led
00:02:37the military-industrial complex and started producing all
00:02:41this, their achievement is great, and well done for
00:02:45doing it, without it there is no war, there is no
00:02:49defense, to fight you need small
00:02:52arms. Another important remark from the president concerns
00:02:55constructive criticism, it allows manufacturers to improve products,
00:02:59which...
00:03:30And I always tell the minister: look, criticize,
00:03:33break, crush, when we create the first samples, but under
00:03:36no circumstances accept some
00:03:40nonsense, as the military says: well, let's accept it, we'll
00:03:44refine it later, no, we need to refine it here, and accept an already
00:03:47perfected product. Here,
00:03:50the head of state familiarized himself with samples of small arms, the president
00:03:53delves into the nuances of each model and gathers opinions from developers and the military, by
00:03:57the way, this production facility also plans to master the production
00:04:01of high-precision rifles with bolt action,
00:04:04pistols, submachine guns, and machine guns. Thus, in our country, small
00:04:07arms production has been created almost from scratch. We have our own
00:04:10designers, technologies have been mastered, and advanced
00:04:14production has been established. The UN Secretary-General called on Iran and
00:04:17the United States of America to resume negotiations on a long-term settlement
00:04:21of the conflict. Meanwhile, Trump threatens Oman with strikes due to
00:04:24difficulties with the nuclear deal with Iran, the Wall Street Journal reports. The
00:04:28article specifies that Washington blames those responsible for the agreement's collapse, some
00:04:32American officials believe that the White House is making Muscat a scapegoat, while
00:04:35other sources of the newspaper accuse Oman of duplicity and undermining
00:04:39US efforts. In Washington, there are fears that the Iran-Oman agreement will strengthen
00:04:43Tehran's control over the Strait of Hormuz, this will disrupt Trump's plans for the full
00:04:47restoration of shipping in the region, journalists
00:04:50specify. So, if the Sultanate stands in the way of resolving
00:04:53the conflict with Iran, then Trump threatens to strike Oman. Previously,
00:04:57it was reported that Iran and Oman are holding consultations on joint control over
00:05:01the Strait of Hormuz. Before us, again, I am stating
00:05:05my point of view,
00:05:08are the actions of globalists to launch a large-scale
00:05:11crisis. The meaning of the actions
00:05:14is as follows: by unleashing a military
00:05:18conflict, creating tension
00:05:20in a narrow place, from where a significant part of
00:05:24the world's hydrocarbons are transported, to create a shortage of them,
00:05:28high cost, unstable supplies, and
00:05:31thereby do what was not fully
00:05:34achieved in 2008, but was quite successful in
00:05:381929.
00:05:41So if we...
00:06:15As of the end of December 2013, the debt at the current
00:06:19exchange rate of the National Bank of Ukraine was 13 billion dollars, as of
00:06:22June 30, 2026, it amounted to almost
00:06:25212 billion. Earlier, the Verkhovna Rada calculated that it could take
00:06:29about 35 years to pay off only the existing debt.
00:06:32Today, parliament resumed work after the holidays, however, deputies
00:06:36were met with shouts of shame. In Kyiv, a new protest action erupted.
00:06:40Indignant citizens have been blocking streets since July, protesting
00:06:43against the resignation of Defense Minister Fyodorov.
00:06:46Scientists of the Belarusian State University have developed a project for a new technology
00:06:49of activated carbon from wood waste. It received
00:06:52a grant from the Foundation for Innovation of the University Network of Scientific and Research Cooperation
00:06:56of China. Margarita Iuzovich will tell
00:06:59more about the development.
00:07:03Greetings colleagues, BSU scientists have developed a new technology
00:07:06for creating activated carbon. It is based on local waste and wood
00:07:10raw materials. This approach...
00:07:15In terms of its characteristics, Belarusian coal surpasses world counterparts
00:07:20and is capable of fully meeting the country's needs for this product.
00:07:24The project has already received a patent, as well as a grant from the Chinese Innovation Foundation and
00:07:27involves three years of work on the project. Now, BSU
00:07:31scientists continue to improve the technology, striving to maximize
00:07:35the properties of the material. Special attention
00:07:37is paid to the development of medicinal forms for the rapid application
00:07:41of coal in medicine. Sawdust, shavings,
00:07:45bark, you see, hydrolysis lignin from
00:07:48the Soviet Union remained in millions of tons, we need
00:07:51to use it, today even pellets are difficult
00:07:54to sell, but they make excellent
00:07:58coal, wastewater treatment today, well,
00:08:01it's a global problem, and it's far from being solved at every factory, I would
00:08:05say not at any, if it
00:08:08produces waste, then it is very difficult to fit into
00:08:11environmental norms. To fit, you dilute it with clean
00:08:14water, this is not economically viable,
00:08:17but if you use such effective coal, we meet all
00:08:21the indicators that are currently specified in GOSTs,
00:08:24SanPins, yes, we reach the proper level, we perfectly
00:08:28understand that obtaining activated
00:08:31carbon in laboratory conditions is,
00:08:35in principle, 20-30 more percent, let's say,
00:08:38of success and achievement, further it is necessary to present
00:08:41everything we have obtained to our industrial sector and
00:08:45accordingly already adapt it
00:08:47to the requirements that this or that
00:08:51sector will impose, because we can use activated
00:08:54carbon in almost all
00:08:57industries. The scope of application of domestic coal
00:09:00is extensive, it will be used for cleaning gaseous
00:09:03emissions and wastewater at industrial enterprises, as well as for
00:09:06removing radionuclides at nuclear power plants.
00:09:10In addition, coal will find application in...
00:09:17That's all from me, colleagues, and I pass the floor to you.
00:09:21Thank you, Margarita Iusyfovich told us about the new project of Belarusian
00:09:24scientists. In the Museum of Books of the National Library, an
00:09:28exhibition called "20 Facets of the Diamond of Knowledge" has opened. It is dedicated to the twentieth anniversary of the
00:09:31opening of the new building. Over these two decades, the collection of rare and valuable
00:09:35documents has increased and today exceeds 100,000 copies. The
00:09:39exhibition includes 20 of the most significant historical monuments
00:09:42that the library has acquired during this time, among the exhibits are
00:09:45handwritten charters and privileges of the 16th century,
00:09:49Cyrillic liturgical books, as well as rare manuscripts of Belarusian
00:09:52Tatars. This year marks 20
00:09:56years since the commissioning of the modern building of the National Library
00:10:00of Belarus. Over the past 20 years, the most valuable part of the library's
00:10:03book collection – the collection of rare and valuable documents – has reached approximately
00:10:07100,000 and such, let's say, active
00:10:11assistance in replenishing the collection throughout these 20 years was provided
00:10:14by the President's Fund for the Support of Culture and Arts
00:10:18of our patronage organization. The exhibition allows you to see
00:10:2120 symbolic historical...
00:10:43You can view the valuable documents until August
00:10:4630. More news on our website, multimedia portal,
00:10:50video.by, in the mobile application. See you
00:10:52on air.
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