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06
.10.24
11:49
Society
Gigin on forthcoming presidential election: We need to prepare for the worst
Vadim Gigin remarked: “Any political campaign has several scenarios. To achieve success, you have to prepare for the worst scenario. You always have to bear in mind the worst scenario. The president mentioned a battlefield and wartime conditions.”
11:34
Society
Former U.S. cop on support for Ukraine, U.S. public’s attitude to combat operations
John Dougan noted: “At first people were happy to support the war because they believe what the government says, that Russia is evil. And then more people started realizing, oh, this isn’t--this isn’t--you know, the government’s lying to us.”
11:25
Society
Expert: Belarus has a powerful MLRS fist that can hit armored vehicles, too
Aleksandr Alesin said: “I have to say that Belarus has inherited a great deal of military hardware. We’ve modernized this inventory. We know the BelGrad systems, which are based on the new MAZ 6317 chassis."
10:53
President
Lukashenko reminds Belarusians of sanctity of schools, pedagogues on Teacher’s Day
The head of state described this day as a truly nationwide celebration. People of the noblest, most responsible and respected profession in the world celebrate it. The profession continues a thousand-year-long history of selfless devotion and mentorship.
05
.10.24
16:53
Society
Military expert on counterbattery fire: It is a rather complicated and nontrivial task
Aleksandr Alesin said: “Events in Ukraine have demonstrated that a state needs very up-to-date counterbattery fire solutions. What does counterbattery warfare mean? You have to identify the site where the enemy’s artillery is emplaced and return fire in order to suppress the artillery."
16:21
Society
Corruption, drugs, child trafficking. American explains how he started exposing fellow cops
Speaking about what crimes of his colleagues he had managed to expose, John Dougan remarked that they varied: “Child trafficking, sex crimes against children, drugs trade, even murders”.
14:56
President
Lukashenko sets new bar for Brest Oblast
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “I am sure that you and the new head of the oblast [Piotr Parkhomchik] don’t need to borrow knowledge, experience, and ambitions. In the next few years the region has to steadily produce 2.5 million tonnes of cereals and leguminous crops per year."
14:35
President
Lukashenko: We need peace and nothing else
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “You feel and understand as well as I do and many feel and understand better than I do that it is better to work in the native peaceful land. We need peace. We need nothing else. We will do the rest with our own hands as we’ve always done."
14:17
President
Belarusians urged to help government to crack down on idlers
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Thousands upon thousands do nothing. Certainly, on my part I will do everything to make them work. To make them do not only peasant’s work. But you should help me with it.”
14:05
President
Lukashenko: All the roads to Belarusian agrotowns will be repaired
“During the next five-year term we will modernize and restore all the roads leading to agrotowns. There won’t be a single bad road,” the head of state stated.
13:50
President
Lukashenko awards outstanding agribusiness workers at Dazhynki festival in Mikashevichi
The president thanked all the executives, harvester operators, agronomists, machine operators, and drivers for the harvest and for their heroic work. He wished everyone peaceful sky, happiness, family prosperity, and great accomplishments in their hard but very necessary work.
13:20
President
Lukashenko explains whose example Belarusian farmers should follow
The day before the head of state had visited one of Brest Oblast’s best agricultural enterprises Parokhonskoye, which reports milk yields per cow in excess of 10,000kg. “I’ve been keeping an eye on this agricultural enterprise for over 20 years now. Since my first visit back in 2004," he said.
13:08
President
Lukashenko: Brest Oblast alone could feed entire Belarus with bread for a year
According to the head of state, the country pins great hopes onto Brest Oblast, one of the flagships of Belarusian agribusiness.
12:51
President
Lukashenko: Countryside revival essentially started with harvest festivals Dazhynki
The head of state mentioned another very important role that the harvest festivals play. “Step by step, however hard it can be, every year we changed the capital city of the festival and changed district capitals and oblast capitals in the process. The festival became a national project,” he said.
12:11
President
Lukashenko: The Polesie area needs to be revived during the next five-year term
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “We have to revive Polesie during the next five-year term. It is also important because we need to demonstrate how work should be done to our kids and young Belarusians. We need to leave them with the way they could follow at least initially."
